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eini circuit 81 the State OF Florida.
in and Tor Marion County-In Chan
4 VI Emerson. Complainant. -. Lea
Nltt "a lialloek. e al. Defendants
suit tn Quiet Title
ofaer Soc tsnstrurtive service.
q orderta that the defendants
loeh. d AtinE. and II dead. an parties
ei@lWiuN lntsreata under LeaVitt IA
s,@ils.s. s. asssassa; - otherwise, in the
q. ayers u Twins. and IL dead, an par
Les AtuainN interests under John a.
Mtef2 asesastd, ~ Otherwise in the
hne Myers. if Twins. and if dead. all
raftite eiainIina Interests under Caro-
.nf Mfefs. aeeeased - otherwise IN
tt.N.ftt here. .nafter described
t4NNFu RI Gale. if liRlnN and III dead.
ati nafties cialmine interests under
EAaatd F Gale. deceased. ~ other
@s - ,as property hefeinafter de-
ara 81 aEad aii parties claiming inter
N.tN unHef Clarence R Gale. deceas-
fH 20 nthtfWlse ln che property here
NNlnN. and if dead. an parties claim
thN infefsHfN uH1FF George u. Watson.
uttfaHea. ~ otherwise in the property
aea. ID Twins. and lf dead. ali parties
fAafmink latsFeNts under Lizzie a.
Nategn. aseeasta. ~ otherwise u the
NN"t#fN# N#NNtNHfNNt NeHfFAhNMf Henry
~ NuNif if Twins. and if dead. all par
tee tiHiMinn Interests under Henry
n NNaiF. deceased. ur otherwise in
fhf property hereinafter described. 81
q hpeaf if Twins. and if dead an par-
49, ciNiWlnH Interests under S o.
Ato#Ne4 aHNtastH uf otherwise Coz the
pfNNeftF htgflnRfttr described. to-wit:
t.afe q s. and a ~ block Sc
anN ga - hlufk HN ~ the town 0f
NtilstlsH. Marion county. Florida. aud
mN parties tialulnN interests in the
property above described involved ln
fNiH eHif| e hNNf name uf names are an.
hntwH tu fHe complainant. are, and
fatH ef them is hFrshF required 90 ap-
peaF 81 3he hiN ut complaint hereto
t"t* Nifd iH THE cause, on
Manaaf, amns SEA, A. o., Ia22.
&hf AauIe helnN Is hulr Day.
ft ~ fuftNEH ordered that Il Copy OF
tNls ufHef o. published once week
fef eight consecutive weeks ln the
thAfA NahNfFs new epauNr published
81 ealH NaNntg an4 state.
witness MN hand and The seal ~
HHiH fuuft ga Nenla. Marion county
NlUftHa. fflN ApFll ffh. AZ ~ 1929
~ = LANCASTER IN
ttEfN tfffAft fnurt MaFiun Co FLA
~ WILL FERGUSON.
tNNNIa4hanta Solicitor.
fe ~ e. *. Bats. u. c.
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NOTICE
OF Application for Leave 10 Sell Minors
Land

OF Application for Leave 10 Sell Minors
Land
Notice is hereby given TO all whom
u may concern that Sarah Boyd, as
guardian of Wilma Il. Boyd, minor,
viii on the 18th day of June, A. D.,
1922, apply TO the Honorable l.. Z.
Futch, county judge in and for said
county, at ten o'clock a. m, or as soon
thereafter as the matter can be heard,
for authority to sell at private sale,
the following described real estate, in
Marion county, Florida, to-wit:
Commencing three hundred and
thirty (330) feet west of the southeast
corner of the northeast quarter of
northeast quarter of section five (5),
township fifteen G5), south, range
twenty-five (22) east. thence running
north G46.6 feet TO southeast corner of
Fauslers land. thense west along
south boundary of Fausler's land elev-
en- hundred and eighty G1SO) feet to
Anthony road, thence south with hard
road To the south boundary of north
vest quarter Of northeast quarter of
said section, township and range,
thence east thirteen hundred and
twenty (320) feet to point of begin
ming, containing nineteen acres more
or less Which application will be
based upon the petition for sale now
on file Ia said court
Dated May Sth. A. d.. 1922.
SARAH BOYD, Guardian.
Winter Garden. Fla. II st.
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A MOTHERS HEART

mothers heart is !, saving Bank,
Where the love you deposit lies,
Gathering interest day by day,
From the sunshine of the skies.
There isn't a safer place. my lad.
To bury the treasure you'd keep
Than down in its beautiful vaults of
dream
Where the tenderest blossoms sleep
A mothers heart is the place to hide
Whatever you'd treasure best
For she'll give it back as the years
go by
In love that's more than rest.
A mothers heart is a storage vault,
Where nothing breaks in to steal
Except the honor you fail to pay
And the love you forget to feel.
A love you have placed there once
remains,
And you may forget, but she
Will give it back, if you want it so
And smile as she hands the key.
Smile, but never forget. my lad.
That smile is the saddest thing
When it's over the ashes of something
dead
And the heart is a broken wingi
A mothers heart is a fortress strong.
Where your foes may never come.
With prancing steeds and cleaning
sword,
And the rat-tat of the drum
For that which you treasure she will
defend,
And loud as the guns may roll.
She'll stand in the breech to the very
end
And then she will fight with her
soul.
A mothers heart-I would rather trust
My all unto that, | know
For love in the keeping of such place
viii grow as the blossoms grow
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nine cu1verts on a section of Road No
2 in Marion county, Florida, between
Belleview and Lake county line.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned upon application to the State
Road Department at Tallahassee
Florida, for the sum of three $3O0)
dollars, or may be examined at the of
flee of the State Road Department al
Tallahassee, Florida, or at the office
Florida.
A certified check for six hundred
(S60O.00) dollars, made payable to H
B. Phillips chairman of the State
Road Department, shall be submitted
with each proposal.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids
II. B. PHILLIPS. Chairman,
State Road Department.
WIN. F. COOKE,
State Highway Engineer.
TallahaSSee. Ella 26 I.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PER
MISSION TO SELL MINORS LAND

Notice is hereby given. that the
undersi gned as Guardian for Louis Ed
ward Gabel, Percival Ernest Gabel
George DeSaussure Gabel, Lawrence
Gabel and James Henry Gabe1, minors
Will on
Saturday, July 1st, A. ID. 1922,
at the hour of ten o'clock a. m.. or so
soon thereafter as / can be heard APP
ply to the Honorable w. S. Bullock
Judge of the Circuit Court in and for
Marion County, Florida, for authority
to sell at private sale the interest of
the said minors in the following de-
scribed land in Ocala, Marion Coun-
ty, Florida, to-wit: Lot Number
One of Revised plat of Davidson's Sub
division of Lot Twenty one, Caldwell's
Addition, Ocala, Florida, as per plat
thereof recorded in Plat Book t.A'
page LIS of the public records of Ma
rion County, Florida said land also
being described as Lot Number one of
the Survey of Davidson's Subdivision
of said Lot Twenty-one of CaldweIPs
Addition, Ocala, Florida Said Sale to be
subject to all liens and encumbrances
OF every nature against said land
Which application will be based upon
the, petition for sale now on file in
said court.
Dated May 31st, A. D., 1922.
LOUIS AUGUST GABEL.
-o-z-ot. Guardian.
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NOTICE

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Ju-
dicial Circuit of Florida, in and for
Marion County-In Chancery.
George Dole. Complainant VS. Cornelia
). Dole, Defendant-Order for Com
structive Service
1t is ordered that the Defendant
herein named. to-wit: CorneIia
Dole. be and she is hereby REQUIRED to
appear to the Bill Of complaint filed in
this cause on or before
Monday, the 3rd day of July, 1922.
It is further ordered that copy of
this order he published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in the
ocala Banner. a newspaper published
in said County and State
This 1st day of June A. D.. 1922
(Seall T. d. LANCASTER. JR.
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co. Fla.
BY Frances Tarver. D. c.
m. A. JeTcoat, Complainants So
Mcitor.-6-2-5t
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fn fHt tlfEnff r.uff - the Fsfth Judi
EtaA ttf|Hif uf Florida. 10 and for
HMf.Ea NaHnft In tnangery
49, AHNlN Complainant. - James
N famN fsNfNutia nt-~tigdeF for Conc
afN#FtsAs Service
N rs uFHfreN that the defendant
FtfetN NHHfH fswff James IN Camp.
- HNH Nt - Secretly rsnulrea as appear
~ tNH htA ~ complaint fled ln this
NNHEE Mn nf before
Manaaf. fhe 8ra Dat "a Jmly. 1874
p HftHNf ordered that a copy 81
tAA HfHff hN Nnhliehed nnee "a week
tNf Ha#f consecutive weeks IN the
tAatt fNNNfF. Hfw suaper published
tM aaIH F.aHfF ana state
AHIs ftN aaF 81 MaN 1899
falA % LANCASTER IR
ttsfh NtFe1it NuHft Marion Co. Fla.
A. NJ NsNAI
l-.I-- nm. s.unLtnr - at.
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In fhe circuit Court ~ the Fifth judi
r4Ni NsfHulf ~ ehe state 80 Florida,
in and for Marlon county--In Chan
Nari uihbens Complainant vs.. Mel
wa a. Jones. ft al. htfendantS--
tattf ta quiet Title.
maaeF faF constructive service.
a is ordered that the defendants
hFFNfn Banned tu~wlfs Melvin NJ
4aHes if LIVING. and if dead. all par
llts fialminN interests under Melvin
lnaffsr afaefibed. Il. e. Stapyiton as
receiver ~ f4ret National Bank of
fseafa rnaflfs ~ Coleman. 10 living
as ssss, ass .l,s p.s's w ssass sla.m'ns ds is
fseefa in tht lands hereinafter de-
s1,sta eed isnrY Melvin Lewis. 4
tna Interests under Henry Melvin
AFnfa. deceased. ln the lands herein
Nfffr afNfflbsa tnewtts
HnNtnWNsf quarter ~ northwest
uaAFtsf Hf section twenty -niuc. town
sHtN fHaFtftu south. range twenty
$50 FasN Iu Marion county. Florida
nna AA Nafties fttlHlue ifserests 80
fhe NFaNsfta HNnNf described Involved
eHA fa fhe complainant are and
Nssh Mf tNfm fH hereby required 60 up-
FaF AZ ere tlil ~ complaint hereto
aeaaas. ssas sth. 4. -. Isss.
-" MWt sffnN q Rule hay.
tf is fsftNsF ordered that a copy a
fhte mFasf Ne nuhhshsd once q week
fNF rtNHt consecutive weeks in the
fNNfH HaHNNF. a uHW Npaper published
fM $3.50 rnuHfy anN state
WltnFFH ms hand and the seal d,
NHtH EHuff al tNHla Marion county
kleffaa. thlE tth daS - April. A y.
81 p LANCASTER tR.
Etfth t.TNulf t.aaff Marion Co Fla
~ MANN FEfiftf ~nN
tf#aNlat tHHufa solicitor
sii - o. k Bats. -. q.
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tW ere F#Nff Nuuf4 uf TIRE FIFTH Judi
4at tFH.f Hf Florida. in and for
NafsNH NsHntf-efn rhanetry.
aM#NHH ftaEIEf Conn Hiainant VS. Ar
tF HNMAeF tiefFn ndamt--tlr1er for
Constructive Service.
AZ afHNFta that the defendant
rHF*AH HaNstH faaaifs Arthur Frazier.
N asa Ee - NNFNHf REQUIRED tu appear
e. tNe NI}f Hf complaint nled in this
EHNHf NM .F NEfafa
HeHaNfs the tFa 3nY - Iuis. 1872.
ft IL NHfENHE Htatf#n that q GnnN Of
tNa NfNFF ee unhii shed once "A week
fF FtHsf EsnMH#NtItN weeks fn the
f@ HWHNf H nfH sNanNr published
NHta ftH aNw ~ NAV faea
fH NHH# FeMmtf aNH state
H 81 LANCASTER JR
fEfN EtfIlf feurf Marion Co. FLA
EN #fanree TarNer n a.
N AlN AFEfsrsoN.
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Ia ihr Circuit Court - the Fifth Judi.
NIAf Niftuit ul Florida. III and for
MafIan NuMnfs~nlu Chanrery.
NNfHlfF AiuHuaN. Complainant. vs. Hay
etfnrftNf Service
n - ordered that the defendan M
NNfsln nnned. to-wif Hay Lunman. be
mna ~ e. hereby required 40 appear a
the hiN - complaint nled IN this cause
EN- ~ htfuga
mwmaaY, fhe aFa Day 90 Jmly. 1922.
ff te fufther ordered that a copy oi
t1WN order he published once "A week
So sinhf consecutive weeks In the
thMta tiauHtF, newspaper published
- Nald fmunty and state
ThlN 4th aaf 20 May I822
fNfnil ~ ID LANCASTER. JR..
Nisrk cirruit cuurt Marion Co. Fla
Ny ~ ". Bats. -. q.
A. ~fEI FERGUSON
Gamriafunnf's Solicitor. SIS %
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NOTICE

In the Circuit Court Of the Fifth Ju-
dicial Circuit of Florida. in and for
Marion County-In ChanCery.
Georgia Newman. Complainant. VS..
Henry Amen Newman. Defendant
order for obstructive Service.
II - ordered that the defendant
herein named. to-wit: Henry Allen
Newman, be an he is hereby required
20 appear 20 the bill OF complaint fill
ed In this cause on or before
Monday. the 5th Day of June. 1922.
II - further ordered that a copy of
THIS order be published once a week
Tor eight consecutive weeks in the
ocala Banner. a newspaper published
in said county and state
This 6th day OF April. 1929
tSeaD 7. y. LANCASTER. JR.,
Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co. Fla.
l. +. FUTCH.
Comnlainant's solicitor. I st.
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THE THRICE-A-WEEk EDITION OF
THE NEW YORK WORLD
IN 1922 AND 1929
Practically a Daily at the Price of :
Weekly. mo Other Newspaper in
the World Gives so Much at
So Low a Price

The whole world is being made over
and the United States is taking the
lead in the work. This year, particul
arly, history viii be made, and every
American citizen will be deeply inter.
ested. No other newspaper is better
equipped to give the news of the world
at the time it is news than The New
York World.
The Thrice-a-Week edition of The
World is the greatest example of com.
prehensive Journalism in America. 1t
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The following named persons are
appointed inspectors and CLERKS of said
election IN each district:
Aartel SUh school district No IS
g. \. keddick 4. A. Tucker. Dan Walk
ca. inspectors and Joe Seckinger clerk
tapulet sub school district No. 20
" hinkins. J. +. Warren T. NJ
Hampton, inspectors and G w Wei
ten clerk
frdr, srh -crrof dfStvi~t No 9a-T
4. snewden. J. 9. Perry. VIII Proctor.
INSPECTORS and H. T. Oliver clerk.
hendrick sub school district No. So
charlie Perry. l.. NJ Green. +. E. Bos-
tiek inspectors and Il. c. Webb clerk
II. 9. SHEALY. Secretary.
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June gath, 1922, at the hour of ten
o'clock a. M. l will apply to the clerk
court house, in Ocala, Florida, for COM
mission to issue to Harry Bellamy, of
Tampa, Florida, to take the testimony
material mate Witness in ioIp behaIf Of If The. the
complainant. on interrogatories now
on file in said court
Dated at Ocala, Florida, this May
24th, 1922.
CARL G. VILE.
Complainant (Applicant).
BY D. Mel Ferguson, His Solicitor.
2H Il
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NOTICE OF THE APPLICATION or,
nGaanHEID WOMAN TO RE-
COME A FREE DEAIER

aaN NotIce IS is,gdhereby given, that on Mon
a. m. als at his lg attice D. 1922 at ten O'Clock
n i, Ocala. Florida, Intend to anni, ni1use. e
1ae &; 7 udge of the Cicrcuit Conr11 11ppfy p 70
Fiorid5 dsh judicial in CIRCUIT Of the State of
Ior Incense TO manage fal-a Na1buhIy,
cl,aa ~ anu control my property. and 70 he = {
come free dealer IN every re resnect ~ De-
d. Mel FersxsaB FErslMABETH s. HARPER.
tioner.-6-9-5t. eor Tor Petit
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TO the highest bidder for cash at the
south door OF the court house, in
Ocala. Florida, during the legal hours
of sale. to-wit: eleven o'clock a. M,
mad two o'clock p. M, the following
described lands in Marion county,
Florida. tO-Wit:
Lots four and five OF Brown & Dy-
ais subdivision OF c. de Hijuelas
Grant. containing thirty-four (3D
acres, more or less.
+. X. HOOKER.
). :. SAVAGE, JR.
l. T. IZLAR.
L. W. DUVAL,
Complainant's Solicitor. ST.
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VIII Keep you as thoroughly informed
as daily, which would cost i've ar
SIX times as much. 1t is a unioue
newspaper, published three times a
week, for 81 year. This is the raou.
lar subscription price and it paws for
156 newspapers. - , ioi
we ofTer this unequalled newspaper
ana The Ocala Weekly Banner togath.
er for one year for 1926.
Inc regular subscription price of
the two papers is $3.50 -
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned administrator de bonis non
OF the estate Of George W. Riles. de-
A. D.. 1922, present his final account
and vouchers to the county Judge of
Marion county, Florida. and ask TO be
discharged from the said administra-
tion.
]. H COLLINS
Administrator de bonis non Of George
W, Riles. Deceased. : % 10t
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PROPOSALS


nfd~ tlo~e June II. 1922
DRAINAGE STRUCTURES ef
Tallahassee. Fla. Nav %. 1899
Sealed proposals for furnishing ma
terials and constructive DRAMA ges strrlc-
turc wil be received by the State
ehs sirman in Tallahassee. Fla, up TO ~
o'clock m, on the 18th day OF June.
For approximately 1000 en-. vds
class "a concrete. and $4,000 pounds
- reinforcement steel. IN about thirty
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OF Intention to apply for Commission
TO Take Deposition
IN the Circuit Court. Marion County.
Florida-In Chancery.
Carl G. Wile Complainant We Craca.
Vile. Defendant-Suit for Di-
The defendant. Grace: e. VILE. win
please. take notice that on Saturday.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

arrival and Departure of passenger
lraIns an at OCALA UNION STATION.
Inc Following schedule figures pup
nsned ,sd as information ana not guaran-
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Ask about the G. M. A. C. Purchase Plan
schich provides for Deferred Payments
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l. W. DUNAL,
Complainant's Solicitor.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-11

NEW Jersey AVE. Mr. o ST. nat, q
rms.: kitchen q b.: $7.75o; terms o.
BELoFF. 92l 18th st. NV.
X ST. bet. End and 5rd. rms, o., S4.joo.
THOs. J FISHER & CO.. T3s 18Th NV.
NJ $50
isT ST. NV. NEAR " sr (coLoREDl-
6 T. a b.; brick; $500.
WM, 90 'SAuNDERs'-S CO.. I433 x ST. NV.
NR- 18TH ST. NEW HAMP AyE.-e r..
A2b Price. 80. Oon
VA II. SAUNDERS & co. 1893 ST. wv.
2fsT ST SR Mass. ave. splen. house. 10
r, ? y. lot 20xLO0. 50. for gar $4,000
THos- ]. FISHER. 7Ss 18th st. NJ $3.50.
= L sT-. NEAR l4TH Nw.-LARGE
three-story bay window brick; fif-
-tcen rQOm<; two baths. steam heat:
electricity: large lot to thirty-foot
-llfr. grOHnd for large garage:
srsos. s:3.5O0. or win be sold FUR.
rsshed Tor S2f.500: 5000 cash WIN
hapdie entire proposition. WILD
-fsNAN 8 so, 9th and n sts. Prank
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Mount Pleasam.

MOUNT fIeaSdnl-
NR. 17TF & MONROE, n. ". semi-detl
10 q b.; e. l.; poss.: si3.oea: terns
n. y. Ryou Co.. Inc. 1418 y st.
'Eenton aw.. nr. Isti-i6 rus. : pas: SIDE
tight. Price, $14.5O0. Va. ant. ilahorney
Nh 18Th D LAMONT. n. ". 10 Z. . b |,
el. l.; h.w.h.. poss: S1I 900; terms n
= kyoo Co. Inc. lf23 = ct.
NEAR PARK ROAD q lsrH ST., 8 rns,
D.; new home Slz.50o. MOORE q HILL.
Wocdward Bidg.
btELiD 81. NR. I7Th.
30 rms, b., a.m.L $4,000.
Harry Wardman. 1890 X 1t. NV. 81. $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Cleveland Park-continued.

sEAUTiFuL NEW DErAcHEp
HOME: ANIL; EIGHT ROOMS:
TWO BATHS: O AssED IN
BREAKFAST PORCH: LARcH
SLEEPING PORCH; UNUSUALLY
LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH
OPEN FfREPI.ACE: BUILT-INGA-
RAGE:tH0UsE READY FOR oc-
cuPANCY; PRICE. sts.oe0. GATE.
wooD =. EENNETT. 500 CONT.
TR. BLDG. MAIN GA
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

December rivals June month for The past week has
Fuller Sunday Miss Lorna McMartn and Miss Edith Howe werd
Florence Jnks Margaret spaldg Wnid Brandt
Nell Ryan,
Miss Lorna McMan became the bride Earl schaer last
the home of her Dr. and Mrs Charles McMartn Mr.
Mrs Shaer have and southern wedding
They will be home after February the H. K scha home.
Mrs Kaemmeren formerly Miss Edith Howe bride of
the home her parents Mr. and Mrs
meren will reside in ST. Louis
Mrs Edwin Hart jerks the Of
their daughter Florence Alice Harold James Pratt of Egon Wis
No date has been for the wedding The began the Uni
Wisconsin when both Miss jerks and Mr. Pratt students
there Miss jerks graduated from Central High school here and the
University OF Nebraska Lincoln where she was member OF Kappa
graduated Nebraska university He ensign
in tie during the and is commercial engineer
L. D Spalding the of their
daughter Margaret to Dr. William Shelton suTsis ,. O.,
Miss Spudng is contrao soloist at the First Baptist church She
% d M s p AND
was very successful in concert and oraoo work CT .
graduate university his Phi
degree He member Of Alpha Chi Rho fraternity and Sigma
XII Dr. Surg has been Omaha for the last No date set
for the wedding. r.
engagement
daughter Brandt Way Iunsaker
Mrs Harry Hunske of Denver Miss Brandt of the
No definite plans have been made for the wedding
Miss Brandt graduate of Penn hall Chambeburg, Pa She
much the since she finished school Mr. Hun
Military academy and Kenyon college He
to Omaha and half ago
about $50 yesterday afternoon the
New York city, of Mrs NJ A. Daniel of Omaha
living each handed
Miss Herbea Moore the cards of the couple The wedding
high Smith college Hawthorne Daniel
M ON the staff Of the worids H. Stopped
his from several months trip
Canada investigating for the magazine the oil fields that lie
the circle.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-01

Set Attend
Auction

Antiques" a charmed word One
thinks OF Egypt, OF the catacombs,
of Pompeii, of the orient, OF the
splendor of the French Louis kings,
of little old shops on side streets in
Italy. of most any place in fact but
Omaha. And yet some beautiful
antiques were to be had and were had
in our city this very week. They were
part of a collection made by Mrs. Lu-
cius Wakeley, who was lover and
collector of antiques before her death,
number Of years ago.
Disposition of them was made at
public auction at a local house on
Capitol avenue, when they were sold
TO the highest bidder" Members
OF the fashionable set were there in
numbers and one OF the laborers
around the place doesn't yet UNDER
stand why sale of second
nand goods" should attract women OF
such apparent wealth.
st wouldn't have the old sofy," he
said of a mahogany lounge, dating
back to revolutionary times, which
Miss Gay Williams is so happy to
possess. She purchased also colonial
chair and an old English blue plate,
an ancient imported china. (Since
making these purchases Miss Viii
liams has become Mrs. Stanley
Davies
Perhaps no single antique was
more beguiing to the lover Of the
cult than a little cup and saucer from
Napoleon's dinner set. The set has
been sold in this country, piece by
piece On the cup, which has much
blue in it, is a miniature OF Napoleon
1t has high standard and is deco
rated with garlands OF roses. Ma
poleon's crown and initial are
inside and outside the cup and
on the saucer. The eaglcts
Napoleon used so much in
decoration aye also part of the adorn-
ment. Mrs. Herbert Daniel claims
this piece as her own She also
bought in" mahogany chest of
drawers.
Mrs. c. r. Kennedy was another
purchaser at this unusual sale, and
is an antique black walnut dresser
the better for it. The mirror i. long
and narrow with carving all around
it. A stand for papers is on either
side. Clusters OF pears take the place
of handles for opening the drawers.
Oval boxes with lids are on top next
the mirror.