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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-14
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Liberty

DO animals think? There are few
persons at The present time who could
answer IN the negative. If there be
those who have not yet had the op-
portunity Of observing some OF the
marvellous demonstrations of animal sa-
gacity LEI them see The Strangers" at
the Liberty theatre. Monday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-14
Princess

A production which has created In
comparable sensation wherever It has
been shown il Perjury" the William
Fox special. which will be at the Prin-
cess theater on Monday. II you want
to have good laugh see Rocking
the Boat" also on Monday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-14
Society
-+ta- -
Buffet Supper.

Saturday evening featured a very
delightful affair at l05 C. street. south
west, when Miss Ruth Randol. was
the hostess at buffet supper and
bridge entertainment. complimentary to
Miss Mary Richey of FIT. Worth.
Snose who enjoyed the evening are:
Maurine Seay.
Lucille Griffin.
Gladys Carpenter
Frances Jones.
Paloma White.
Lillian White.
Mary Richey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-14

The Missionary Society of the Broad
way Baptist church will hold their mis-.
s.onary program Thursday afternoon at
. o'clock at the church. On account Of
me Assembly ut Prices Falls the mis-
onary program will meet Thursday
instead Of Tuesday, as usual.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-14
Call Meeting Pythian Sisters.

A call meeting of the Pythlan Sisters
IL scheduled for Tuesday evening, s
O'clock at the X. p hall, for the pur-
lose Of organizing a drill team.
The members are aware of the fact
and Pythian Sisters is to hold its con
lention in Ardmore in May. and every
tffort is being put forth to get every
hing in readiness for that event
All Sisters wishing to be in the drill
team must be present at the meeting
tuesday evening
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-14
Christian Endeavor Meeting

With Mrs. Tabor Gait as leader the
Christian Endeavor Society of the First
Christian church held its regular week.
" meeting on Sunday evening. The
iop.c for discussion was Pride and
Humility" The program was furthered
ny Miss Blanche Fraley who gave u
most impressive reading, "ln the Land
Of Beginning Again"
The Society will motor next Friday
evening to Rock Crossing for a picnic
affair. All members are urged 10 meet
at the church promptly at y. m.
Friday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-14
Birthday Celebrated.

Celebrating the fourth birthday ami
versary Of her little daughter. Charline.
Mrs. Charlie Garrison entertained with
party Saturday afternoon from 4 TO
6, at her home All D street, south
west.
The house was decorated with an
original scheme OF various -coloNed bal
looms. Cake and brick ice cream. pro-
noting the color motif Of pink and
white. served as refreshments. Each
tile fkiddie enjoyed good time. and
left with a balloon as a souvenir. The
guests were:
Doris Woods.
Mary louise Chisholm.
Katherine Gregg.
Paul Lyness.
Virginia Ruth Browne.
Frances Jeanne Davidson.
Murle Harvey.
Virginia Chisholm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-14
Camp Fire Girls Return.

The Kootima Camp Fire girls who
left August 5th for sulphur, returned
last Saturday.
With Miss Lenore Weber as guard
ian. the girls could not fail to make
the most enjoyable time of the weeks
camping. They were divided into three
groups, each group preparing its own
meals, camp style. Hiking and swim.
ming; characterized the mornings and
evenings respectively.
The. regular monthly ceremonial meet
Ing was held Friday evening at the
camp, at which meeting the degree Of
Woodgatherer was conferred upon Mil
dred Thompson. The girls were also
given special honors for the work done
In cooking, ETC., which will be some OF
the elements required for the different
degrees.
Mrs. T.. b. Thompson and Mrs. Ger
trude kirkbright were chaperones to
the group. Cars We're literally fur
nished by the girls parents
, Those belonging to the Kootima group
are: Ruby McKelvey. Marie Galloway.
Stella, Seglar, Marguerite Woods, Ruth
Davis, Dorothy Davis, Mildred Thomp
son. Amy Kirkbright, Ruth Eta Oar.
nell. Opal Murphy. and Ruby Hayes
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

matches this season. with the last
one scheduled for April 81. 1923.
Taking the preliminary several
weeks ago as a criterion. there is a
great deal of renewed interest in the
affairs OF the league this season. and
a banner entry is predicted for the
matches tomorrow. Purely local in
terest viii center In the match here
between Wilmington and Camden.
Camden IS all set 10 make Il nine
straight and absolute victory this
year. The Jersey boys will have
hard match with the powdermakers.
one OF the new acquisitions Of the
league. the Penn Club. OF Norris
town. Will go 10 Lansdale and will
for It's first match in the big organ
ization have the pioneer heavy ar
tlIlery TO face. The c. Q. Pace Club.
also a newcomer this season. will
go 20 Chester. The Chester Club Is
reported to have been greatly
strengthened. with many OF It's new
members garnering added expert
ence from the tournament circuit
during the last summer. Tomor-
rows schedule follows: West Ches-
ter at Quaker City; Meadow Spring
Evening journal., 1922-10-13
delaware TO
PLAY URSINUS
Injuries May Cause Shifts
in Blue and Gold Lineup
Tomorrow
MCDONALD, STEEL
ARE STILL OUT
Special to The Evening journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Oct. 13.-Ursinus will
be the University OF Delaware OPP
ponents on the Frazer Field grid
iron tomorrow afternoon and the
game will be started at $50 o'clock.
This will be the last opportunity for
football fans 20 see Delaware play
on the home grounds for a month,
as the team is scheduled 70 play
away the following three Saturdays.
on October 81, Delaware plays
Rhode Island State at Kingston, r.
l.: October 2s. p. NJ. c. at Chester
and November 4. Stevens at Ho-
boken. The next home game after
tomorrow win be with Haverford on
November IL. ..
owing 10 so many injuries Coach
McAvoy will probably not know un-
81 tomorrow Just who will start
against Uranus especially IN the
bacllfeld. Steel who hurt hts ankle
In scrimmage Wednesday night IS
now on orutches and will not be
able 20 get back IN the game be-
fore The latter part OF next week.
Mcdonald injured last week has not
been in uniform all this week and
Will not be in condition TO play Sat
urday while Elliott IS stil bothered
Evening journal., 1922-10-13
Delaware VS.. Urslnus. Newark.

Delaware VS.. Urslnus, Newark.
Amherst VS.. Union. Amherst.
Bates VS.. Colby. Lewiston.
Bethany VS.. Grove City. Wheeling
Brown VS.. Syracuse, Providence.
Case VS.. Wooster. Cleveland.
Chicago VS.. Northwestern. Chicago.
Columbia vs.. Wesleyan, New York.
Cornell vs.. y. Ham. St., Ithaca.
Dartmouth VS.. Middlebury, Han
over.
Dickinson VS.. Swarthmore. Harris
burgh.
Franklin and Marshall We. Mt. St
Mary's. Lancaster.
Georgetown va. Cincinnati. Wash
ington.
Georgia Tech vs.. Alabama, At
lanta.
Gettysburg VS.. susquehana, Gettys-
burg.
Harvard VS.. Bowdoin. Cambridge.
Holy Cross VS.. Villanova, Wor-
cester.
Illinois U. vs.. Butler. urbana.
Indiana vs.. MINI. indianapolis.
Iowa State We. Missouri, Ames.
Johns Hopkins vs.. Geo. Washing
ton. Baltimore.
Lafayette VS.. Muh1enburg, Easton
Lehigh VS.. Rutgers, Bethlehem.
Maine VS.. Norwich, Orono.
y. Y. Univ. vs.. Hobart. New York
Ohio State vs.. Oberlin, Columbus.
Ohio University VI. Denison,
Athens.
Penn state VS.. Leb. Val. ct. Col
lege.
Pennsylvania VS.. Maryland. Phiia.
Pittsburgh VS.. w. Virginia, Pitts
burgh.
Princeton VS.. Colgate. Princeton.
Purdue VS.. Notre Dame, Lafayette
Stanford VS.. Santa Clara, PABLO
Al.
Trinity VS.. Haverford. Hartford.
u S. MI. Acad. vs.. Ala. Ply. West
Point
U. s. Naval Ac. vs.. Bucknell.
Annapolis.
Vanderbilt vs.. Michigan, Nashville.
Virginia VS.. Richmond. Charlotte
vile.
W. and J. VS.. Car. Tee. Washing
ton.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

with an infected arm but may be IN
shape TO play by tomorrow. II FL
liott Is unable to play. Coach Nc
Avoy will have 70 put in cherpak a
Freshman who has only worked out
with the varsity squad one or two
days.
The possible lineup win be ss
follows: ends. Magaw and Price;
tackles. McKelvie. Gofiigon or
Kramer; guards. Akin and Cole;
, centre. Donaldson; quarterback,
Lowell; half-backs. Jackson, Elliott
or Cherpak; full-back. Captain VIII
liams.
The varsity and scrubs were put
through hard signal practice for
an hour yesterday afternoon but
there was no scrimmage. Kramer
was used at tackle for Gofiigon part
OF the time on the varsity eleven and
Cherpak for Lowell at quarterback.
Both OF these players show great
promise but have not played on the
varsity enough TO get the signals
down.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13
HTLLDALE, VISCOSE
In SATURDAY GAME

Wilmington fans will again hav
the pleasure Of seeing two great
teams in action tomorrow afternoon,
when the Hilldale. team, OF Darby.
will invade Marcus Hook, Pa. in
an effort to grab a game from par
ney" Gallagher's slugging Viscose
nine. These teams met a few weeks
ago and battled for thirteen innings.
the game being called on account
Of darkness. Both teams are going
at a high rate OF speed and the best
game Of the season Is looked for.
Eiscose trimmed the Philadelphia
Natioaal League team last Sunday TO
the tune Of TO 2.
Norman Pitt, the SILK Makers
ace, and hurler OF the extra inning
tie. will occupy the mound and
Cockrell, who has twice won ad-
mission TO the "hall OF fame" this
year. via no-hit-no-run games, Will
likely oppose him. The Darby boys
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

the ball II It was recovered after be-
ing blocked.
The rule specifies that the try
for point may be made by success
fully executing In single play any
one OF the following: BY a goal
from field; by completing a forward
pass in the end zone by carrying the
ball across the line"
1T was contended by some Of
ficials, and logically too, that the
play was not completed until the ball
was dead, and blocked kick IS
free ball. The kick, the blocking
thereof the recovery, the rushing OF
the ball and the tackle which throws
the runner completes one play.
However. II a forward pass Is batted
70 the ground that ends the play.
1T Is the Interpretation rather
than the wording OF the rule which
prevents the rushing OF blocked
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

have an exceptionally fine bunch OF
hurlers and can be looked upon to
give the silk Makers a run for the
money.
This Is the first Saturday after
noon game Vlscose has played on
their home grounds and the largest
crowd OF the season is expected. The
game will begin promptly at 3
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13
BOXING IN MERLIN

HAMBURG-CUnited Press)-The
German5American boxing club, newly
organized here. promises 20 do much
TO bring Germany 10 the front fisti-
cally. Vernon Davis and L. Wolf.
promoters OF the club. declare they
have many good matches in pros
pect Tommy Smith. featherweight
champion OF New York. who has
fought Jack sharkey. Danny Frust
and Joe Lynch. will have charge OF
the technical side.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

"The governing body has announc-
ed that II a team elects to try for
the point by a drop kick or place
ment, the play automatically ends
II the kick fails.
"A number OF officials have per
United the attacking team to rush
Evening journal., 1922-10-13
.TRAPSHOOTERS
BANG TOMORROW
Phila. League Experts Plan
Campaign That Runs
Through Winter
CAMDEN 70 SHOOT
ON LOCAL TRAPS

with the opening OF a new season
in the Philadelphia Trapshooters
League tomorrow. the local shotgun
artists viii have a new interest in
this ailuring sport that viii carry
them through the entire winter
months. There Will be nine sets of
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

An excellent program OF sport was
planned for last Saturday and spoiled
by JupePluve's belated call but there
IS another one billed for tomorrow.
Including the two baseball numbers
already mentioned, Major League
AIl-Stars VS.. Bacharach Giants and
Hilldale vs.. Viscose, Brandywine
champs OF the Churches and Pennsy.
champs OF the Industries are booked
10 decide which shall be awarded
the journal 500 prize down at
Pennsy Field. The leading attrac-
ton i'm local football viii be the
Wilmington Association clash 'twixt
the Cats and Chicks-St. Mary and
Seventh Ward-at Fourth and
Church.
Delaware climbs aboard with
Ursinus down at Newark.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

According to the new interpreta-
ton, Delaware now has the right TO
claim a victory over St. Joseph's
The Philadelphia eleven tried a drop
kick after. the touchdown and It was
blocked. n Johnny cakes picked up
the ball and carried 1t across the
goal line. The game ended ~
Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

Captains and coaches Of teams
in the Wilmington Football As
ISOLATION and others in the grid
game are invited 10 attend the
rules discussion and interpreted
ton meeting at Johnny Gersten-
berg's home, q South Sycamore
street this evening. Such meet
ings should be and are great aids
an solving the many problems OF
the gridiron.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

The Major League All-Stars
who invade these parts to try
conclusions with the Bacharach
Giants at Harlan Field tomorrow
p. m. should provide the natives
with an approved brand OF base
ball. judging from the advance
llneups. Ed Rommell. Bing
Miller. Pep Young and Stan
Baumgartner will no doubt be
the centers Of attraction for the
fans.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13
e1v Interpretation Of
the Try-for-Point

the Try-fOr-POint'
The Rules Com
mittee has given a
new Interpretation
TO the try-for-poini
rule which was in
corporated in the
laws OF football for
the first time this
year.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

Are you looking for a position A
chef. as waitress in a splendid hotel.
as maid in a fine family. Why not
use tho Want Ads. They will bring
the desired results -
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

II you wish 20 dispose OF your old
automobile and purchase a new one,
use the Want Ads and they will save
you time and money.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13
S. O r T S go: =

at Pennsylvania Railroadi Camden
at Wilmington; Penn Club at Lans-
daie;/C. c. Pace at Chester. 80
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

What's all this cancellIng we read
and hear about Every other
eleven I'm a certain class OF football
in Wilmington seems 10 be com
planning about being cancelled on
for tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13
Tomoroto;S College Football

Williams vs. Tufts. Williamstown.
Yale VS.. Iowa, New Haven.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

A sportive attraction for fans
around these parts tomorrow
will be the diamond debate be-
tween Hilldale and Viscose up
at Marcus Hook. These two
leaders OF the national recrea-
ton in independent ranks around
these parts will play of a thir-
teen inning tie.
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

Many n man mover takes a tumble
90 himself until he has thrown lot
Evening journal., 1922-10-13
Axeiom:--

IAL .1 II 49,, 20 Dc
asleep at the switch.
-a-X-c-
THE FINGER OF SCORN rs
OFTEN THUMBS DOWN"
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

The Babe bit on n high ono,
It was n lusty swing,
And after that, said Ball 20 Bat
"Ill see you kid, next spring."
Evening journal., 1922-10-13

the ball If It was recovered after be-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
Quiso a su vez dar un timO a sus We
cinos con su original aventura,
pero no Sc daba cuentas que en-
estos tiempos pocOs son los .
que sueltan la mOsca.


En- la madrqgada del 20, al flo
de la media noche, John Lorenz, de
55 amos de edad, operator de un
ascensor en- el edifcio No. de
Lexington Avenue, New York, la aris-
tocratica vecindad de Gramercy
Park, sucumbio presa del "dulce far
niente". Aburrido por la gran mo-
notonia de su existencia, frente a
frente de un future vacfo de pers-
pectivas, decide hacer algo que va
riara, por breves instantes siquiera,
la rutina de sus labores nocturnas. !.
Llevando consigo dos antifaces, i'm
pie de cabra, un revolver v un rollo
de cordel, subi6 hasta el piso once,
deposit6 ALI todo su equipo frente al
apartamento de un inquilino, disparo
un tiro al aire, salt6 al ascensor v 4al
llegar al primer piso, por telefono,
llamo a la policfa.
Las cuarenta familias que residen
en- la casa no tardaron en- salir, azo-
radas... ;Que pasaba.? IA quien
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
EDICTO
NOTIFICATION DE sENTENCIA

El Pueblo de Puerto Rico Rosa,
Masegue, sea la demandada en- este
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

Aburrido de So Tnonotcnia pone en- MOI
viniento todo IN barrio
e habia asesinadO. q? La poll,

se habfa asesinado. NJ. LA poll
fetal LA policia! q.
En- esos mornentos, un grupo de
detectives v agentes llegaron< revol-
lver en- mano. John los encontr6 en-
lei vestibulo, ensangrentada Ia cabe-
Iza Dos ratas, sorprendidos en- el
Imomento en- que traban de forzar la
lcerradura de la puerta, en- uno de los
apartamentos, habfan luchado con el,
!, brazo partido, escapando cuando es-
taban punto de ser atados con su
Ipropio cordel...
Tendi6se un Gordon de policias en-
torno del edifcio. Los vecinos, excl
tados por el ruido, asomaron en- un
principle la cabeza por las ventanas,
taba protegido por Ia polic{a, cobra
prudentes, y viendo que el barrio es-
ron amino y salieron a la calle para
averiguar 10 que ocurrfa. John,
sangrante la cabeza, repitio la rela-
ci6n de su her6ica aventura. Sc
lie felicit6.. No cabia duda, era to-
ldo un hombre. S., Haber el solo dado
cuenta de dos cacos!,. iEstupenda
hazaha!
.Pero tantas veces repiti6 John, en-
tusiasmado, su narraci6n, que prin-
cipi6 convencerse de que era YER
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

dad 10 que bien saba no era mas que
una fabulosa mentira. Anadio de-
TALES, vari6 las circunstancias. Su
actitud desperto sospechas. Fue
lconducido a una estacion de policia,
Iinterrogado y contra-interrogado v,
finalmente, confes6 10 ocurrido. . Sc
aburrfa. .. Todo era una pura pa
ltrana...' lLas heridas de su cabe-
o.. 81 mismo Sc las habfa infe-
frido.., Greyo que los inquilinos, en-
Icantados con su proceder, harlan una
colecta y 10 banarfan con dinero. :.
Naturalmente, Sc registro en- su
contra una acdsacion de quebranta-
miento del orden.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
GobiernO Municipal
de San Juan
Oficina del secretario.
ANUNCIo DE sUBAsTAs.

Ell dia % de Abril del corriente afio,
las horas que mas adelante Sc de-
terminan, en- la Oficina del Comisio-
nado de Servicio Pdblico, Policfa v
Prisiones y por las juntas de subas-
tas creadas al efecto, Sc admitiran
Fprposiciones para la compra de los si-
Iguientes bienes de este Muhicipio:
Desde las 1000 A. M. hasta las
1880 A. Ne para los siguientes ami
males:
Mula marcada en- la una con el nG-
nero 35, denominada "DOBLE"
Mulo marcado en- la una con el n1-
Nero 45, denominado tires PISOS".
Mulo marcado en- la una con el n1-
nero 10, denominado 'sPIQUINA".
Mulo marcado en- la una con ell n1-
mero SO, denominado "VENADO".
Mula marcada en- la una con ell nu-
+reeroe SO, denominada "LA RUSA'.
Mula mafcada en- la una con Ell n1-
nero Sc, denominada ola PALO-
AMaASsefp
IN caballo, sin ndmero, denominado
I"ROYAL". y /;
! sDesde las 800 hasta las $50 P. M.
para slos Edifcios Nos. % Y 26 de la
Icalle de San Sebastian, de esta Gu
dad, donde Sc hayan instalados ell ASH
10 de Ancianos v el Hospital de Ma
ternidad y Nihos, respectivamente.
sRlieges Dc condolences; modelos de
proposiciones, y denas informes, Sc
ran facilitadps por Ell Secretario de
!este Municipio solicitud de los in-
tteresadns lsf,a
Martin Travieso Jr..
Gomisionado de Servicio Pdblico,
Policia y PrisioHes.
4 IElTSgkE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29
E'''.DI|:.I!.|TIIO |
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, p. R.
Distrito segundo.
: Jacinto Sanllehi,
Demandante.
vs.
Rosa Masegue, Jl't.1t g
Demandada.
Civil No. 2ssS.l sa, Z &
sobre:-DIvoRCIo.

Estados Unidos de America! r p
Ell Presidente de los E. u. SIS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

en- consideration dichas alegacio-
mes y pruea, declara con lugar la
demanda, y, en- su consecuencia, y
por la causa de abandono del ma
rido por Ia mujer, roto v disuelto
eli vfnculo matrimonial eyistente
entire Jacinto Sanllehi v Rosa Ma
segue, debiendo quedar ell hijo ha-
bido en- sel matrimonio llamado Ja-
cinto, bajo la patria potestad de la
madre demandada, con las costas
a cargo de ella.
Dada en- Corte alberta y regis
trada en- San Juan, P. R., hoy dfa
g de Mario de 1922. =
j Il B u lFde. lIMi Riidriguez Sierra,
Juez Gorte Dtto,, Segundo DITTO.
Certified: s9s:s ~ l5sggs at
ISL ,Fdo.) q. Negr0n Ssnjuriosa
,-. .4-..s,4s Secretario.
Y siendo ,Ubf lal parte peEjudiesdaI
IN Ia sentencia, de Ia cual puede I'd,
apelar dentro de los cuarenta dias
La Ii feeha dei aa} Ultima
de estHf edicto, le hago
ssta notification de aeuerdo con la
Ley aprobads en- nneveade Mario de
nil novecientos once para enmendar
ds afsi6ulos 92 II otrossdeI G6aig6 de
Civil. .=s.....,.,,--....=----
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

FL 1uSUlO uS IucItU RlCO q sAfQcas
Masegue, sea la demandada en- este
case: -...-.--...s...-s..s.--.-.--9--.
Por la presente Sc. le- notifca I'D.
que IA Hon. CorJe del Distrito de San
Juan, Segundo Distrit0k IA sdietad6
Sentencia en- este case con fecha 81
de Mario de 1922, que fue debidas
mente registrada en- el .Iibrro CORES
pondiente segun consta en- record de-
este asunto, la que copiada de Ia le-
ira dice asi:-
SENTENCIA
En- de Mario de 1922, y en-
Corte alberta, Sc llamo este case
a juicio oral por su orden de seia-
lamiento, y compareci6 el deman-
dante asistido de su abogado, anun-l
ciando estar listo para el acto; VI,
estando anotada en- forna Ia re-
beIdia de la denandada, Sc pro-
: cedio a celebrarlo.
En- su virtud, Ell demandante iey6
sus alegaciones irtrodujo su
prueba, y sometio el case sin ar
gumentar. Y Ia Corte, tomando,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-03-23
sHERTFrs SALE.

FeJis WesIler reysas A. III, ". b. and s. X.
Chjlders. No. 1855. IN Second District
Court, Booster Parrish, Louisiana.
BY virtue Of writ of seizure and sale,
issued from the Second District Court, Of
BOssier Parish, Louisiana, and to me direct
ed, have seized, and will sell at public
auction, for cash, and according to law, at
the principal front door Of the Court House
Of Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during the
legal hours of sale, on Saturday, April %,
1922, the following described property,
tO-tcif.
The east fractional one-baN OF the south
west fractional one-quartcr Of section IL
also, beginning 81 chains and 33 links from
the point where the line between the east
and west one-half Of section touches Red
River tand up the river therefromD and run
thence north 16 degrees east to north line.
Of said section g. thence west along said
north line Of sud section @ ~ chains,
thence south % degrees west to Red River,
thence along the Red River to place Of he
ginning, all the property herein described
containing 262 acres, more OF less. and
situated In Bossier Parish. Louisiana, to-
gethcr with all buildings and improvements
thereon
Said property to be sold as belonging to
the above named defendants, to pay the
debt specified In said writ, AZ well as MI
cost OF suit. J. r. zADATR,
sheriff and c4-o1lcio Auctioneer
March 10, 1922. fapr 2Ol