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Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial O25SO7 Add

160 A. Serial O25S07 Add'l
Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Sterling, Colo
RADIO, January 9. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that William
Z. Johnston. of Holyoke, Colorado,
who, on December 80. 1916, made Ad-
ditional Homestead Entry, serial No.
O25SO7, for N1aSEA, SWASEA and
SEA SWA, Section IS, Township 6
North. Range A West. 9Th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final three-year Proof. to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before G. b. Weir. County
Judge, at Holyoke, Colorado, on the
9th day OF February, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Glenn v. White, George Glover, Ray
Scebold, Joseph II. Guernsey, all of
Holyoke. Colorado.
E. T. CONQUEST. Register.
First publication January 13
Last publication February 10
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
cookIe Rocks.

One and one-half cupfuls OF sugar.
one.hnlf cupful OF butter; cream. Add
three eggs well beaten, three cupfuls
Of -four. one teaspoon ful nf soda IN n
tablespoonful OF hot water. one pound
OF dates cut In small pieces. three
quarters pound OF shelled walnuis
Zone nnd hnlf pounds In shcll). one
stenspoonful OF cinnamon. one.hnlf
,fenspoonful OF nIlspIce. Break the
nuts in large pieces and cut the dates
about the size OF rnisins. Drop this
lsfin dough from spoon on buitcred
tins In the size OF wnlnuts. Bake Ia
slow oven.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
Paoli Presbyterian
Church Notices


Morning sermon, Sunday, January
20, at II O'Clock. A special subject
for this service. An anthem will be
sung by the large choir, which meets
every Friday night for practice.
The c. E. meets at Z sharp, with
Mrs. Capson as leader. Subject for
discussion, what the World Owes
to Foreign Missionaries Matthew
2s:1s-2O. This will be a great mis-
sionary meeting. Come early and
have part in this service.
At 7:45 the pastor VIII give the
second sermon lecture on THE Five
Crises in the Life Of Christ" Forty
beautiful hand colored slides. They
are splendid productions of the
worlds artists They illustrate "On
the Hillsides with the Common Peo-
pie" This makes a great Bible study.
You are welcome to these services.
The ladies' missionary society
meets with Mrs. o. w. Lohn this
week, and much interest is manifest
in the study Of missions.
The ladies' Dorcas society will
meet at Mrs. Ed Gensemer's home on
Wednesday for an aIl-day session,
with dinner at noon, February l. All
the ladies' of the church are invited
to be present. Special meeting and
lots Of work.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
YuLETIDE IN THE COUNTRY
Christmas Day IN the Old Farm Hons
Recalls Fond and Pleasant !.
Receliections.

~nA HRISTMAS In the country
W Christmas day in the old
9 farm home. What pleasant
MI memories 1t recalls totome
of us, and what good times
it will mean for many Of us this year,
There is really no place like the farm
home for Christmas good times and
jollity and good cheer. Here, Il any
where, prosperity and plenty abound,
and In family gatherings and In neigh
borhood reunions, with an abundance
of the fruits of our labor with which
to spread our b0untiful boards, Old
friendships may be renewed, new ones
made, and even the stranger within
our gates may be added to the list.
AT Christmas time we may put into
practice the real principles of neigh
boring. Living close together does not
always make neighbors. Speaking ac-
quaintances are not always neighbors.
To be real nelghbors we must have
the spirit Of neighborliness In our
hearts which prompts us to get to-
gether once In awhile, to gather
around well-laden table and feast,
and visit, and laugh and joke and have
<rousing good. time. To love our
neighbor us we do ourself. we have to
know him pretty well, and there y
nothing like these neighborly reunions
as means OF getting acquainted.
1t may be that some of us will have
to do little mental and spiritual
housekeeping before Christmas DAY
dawns. We shall have to rid ourselves
of all the old rubbish Of grudges, DIS
likes, jealousies and Ill feelings which
we will find pigeon-holed away when
we begin to overhaul the accumula-
tlon of the years. You will have TO
throw all this into the discard before
you can get into the real Christmas
spirit. because the two will not mix
If you have wr0nged your neighbor in
any way. Christmas is good time to
make reparati0n. And If you feel that
you have been wronged. why, just for
get it, and the Christmas spirit and
the Christmas '.get-together" will dc
the rest. Christmas should be time
of peace and good will to all mankind.
and not to few favored friends. II
should he a time of revlying Old as.
sociations. Of renewing old friend
ships. and of making new friends. and
the peace and good will, the neigh.
borliness and good fellowship thus re-
vived should not be allowed to die out
as the yule fires cease to burn. but
should flow out in plenteous stream
TO enrich our lives through all the
days OF the coming year.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
NY,lifr peTrsMl AN NHTioS fo Y OF aagl,silins ~

Estate OF Jncob Henry zoll. doccnnrd
M. $50.
Notice II hereby Kvcn that on the
.0th day OF February. 4. y, ip9s the un-
ierrlRned viii rrenont 70 the County Court
OF Phillips County. Colorado, ber ao-
counts fof iinni settlement of niminiH-
irntlon of said cHints. when anu whore
all persons N int.r.st Inny nppshr aud
object to ihoin, " they 40 defire
Notice N also hereby given TINT np.
pllcntion for the determination OF heir
nhlp of said Jacob Henry Zoil deceased
has been. made and, that the Court will
on snid date hsreinbefofn mentioned. or
NJ any time to which the hearing may
he continued. proceed 20 aHceftnin and
determine who are the heirs OF the said
Jacob Henry zoii. deceased, and an rncll
entitled TO inherit any lands, tenemrnts
hereditnmcntR or other property. real
or personal constituting all or a part
Of the. issthtc Of the said jacob Henry
zoii, deceased. and enter Decree nc.
corsiinRis. nf which hearing all persons
claiming TO be huirn nt law of nald de.
cnnnrd may appear and present theiI
ANNA MAN srOrT.
AdIfltiHtrntrix
= First publication January ~
Last publication February 10.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
PaoH Nelvs Items

The farmers held social meeting
at the school building on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Ira Taylor and little daughter
have been on the sick list this week.
Mr.. o. w. Lohn and family will
soon be able to move into their new
home.
Arthur Lohn's new nome is ready
for the finishing touches.
T. ]. Oberender and ]. E. Hum.
phrey attended the luncheon and
heard the secretary of the state c. E.
society speak at the Presbyterian
church last week.
Our people are very glad to have it
warm up again, as 1t saves coal bills.
Charles Warren has sold out. but
will remain here anc go into other
business.
A Mr.. Hubert and family are locat-
ing here. They are from Omaha.
The district Red Cross nurse meets
the ladies OF the community every
Wednesday afternoon in class work
at the school building.
Mr.. Todd. our hotelkeeper, has his
hands full looking after the strangers
that come to town these days.
Tom Guernsey has moved two
buildings into town. They have ar
rived In the night. SO the town grows
by night as well as by day. Let the
good work go on.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
1SSHS
A Christmas Sermon

mo BE honest. to be kind
VI to earn a little and spend
a little less, TO make upon
the whole a family happier for
his presence. to renounce when
that shall he necessary and not
he cmblttered. to keep few
friends but those without capitu-
lution-abovc all. on the same
grim condition, to keep friends
with hlnsclf-hcrc Is II task for
all that n man has OF fortitndc
and dcllcacy. He has an nmbl-
tlous soul who would ask more;
he has a hopeful spirit who
should look on such an enter
prise 10 be successful. There Is
indeed one clement In human
destiny that not blindness Itself
can controvcrt, whatever else
we are intended TO do. we arc
not Intended 10 succeed: failure
Is the fate allotted. II Is so In
every art and study. II Is SO
above all the continent nrt Of
living well. Here Is n pleasant
thought for the years end or
for the end of life. Only self.
deception will lie satisfied. and
there need be no despair for the
despaIrer.-i,obcrt Louis Steven.
son.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO. A,
County OF phIllipA
In the District Court

In the District cour,
Charles a Lya,n guardian Of the minor
Charles a Lydln. Plaintiffs.
Eugene Peterson. Aibin Peterson. Lily
NJ. Starn. Oscar a. Peterson Ruth
Z. Young and ainbcl Bailey. De-
PENDANTS.
The People OF the State OF Colorado. to
Eusen. petcrson, Albn Petorson,
h,,,, hh,,,, y. sW,arn, Wa,,n.. Oscar as A. Peterson.
the defendants aboye-namei. greet
ing
You are hereby required TO appear In
nm action brought against you by the
nboye-nnm.d plaintiffs IN the District
Count OF Phillips County. State OF Cole
tndo. and answer the complaint therein
WITHIN twenty days after the service
hereof y served within this County. or.
icailon. within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive OF tho dny al
servicci or judgment by default win
y. taken nsnlnht YOU neeoriins 10
the prayer OF the complaint. And III "A
copy. OF the complaint in the above on
tlued action hc not served with this
summons. OF u the service hereof be
additional 10 the time hcroinbcforo npoc.
ifled for appearance aud unHwrr wiil he
allowed before the taking OF Judgment
ny htthult AH tiof"hhih
The said action IN brought by chnrlcu
n, Lydni. hH guardian nH aforesaid. and
individually, for u partition OF the FOL.
lowing described real property. iu-wii
Tile east ono-hnlf of Aeciinn no. Town
nhip =. North Of Range 90 West con
tanning 800 acres fnofu or less.
Houih.weHi uunrior section 30, Town.
nhip ?. Notth ~ lianRe 40 Nest of lid
eth 7. ~, continuing 100 acres OF land
Lots 4 end is In block u wes,nIn
later. which land plaintiffs nileRc Il
owned ~ undivided shares by tho reyc,
heirs OF Fer A. Peterson, ,urrnnpd, 10.
vii heirs of Minnie Lydin. nee Peter.
son Eugene Patterson. Aibln Peterson
lsly M Starn Oscar A pct.fHpn' Hutl
v Young hhd Mabel HALEY. tho titls
nevlnH rnrH.d To said heIrs NJ the denii
OF Per a. Peterson, dnrenarti, and nsid
esiatc having been closed and ibr heir.
nhln determined.
Plaintiff alleges on information and he.
,ief that LILY NJ Btarn and Eurens
Peterson have aod their undIvllnd
,,,aren 70 Albln ret.rsou and Oarir a
Plaintiff demnnds Judgment for rar,,.
,ipn hccordnH to the respective firhfs
~ W" inrtira. or for n rnIe OF rlid
preniincn and division of the proceeds
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

according 10 the rights OF the parties
and for equitable relief. ms will more
fully appear from the complaint In said
action. to which reference Is here made:
\ "A copy OF which IL hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that n
'yon fail TO appear. and to answer the
fnid complaint IN above required, the
snid plaintiffs will demand Judgment In
accordance with the prayer OF their
complaint.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
Court. nt lioyokc, Colorado. In said
county this 2snd day OF October. A. ID.
ISEAL.1 w. q. fff,If.AND.
by O. II. HELLAND. Deputy Clerk OF
NE District Court OF Phillips County.
Colorado.
I1rrt publication January n
Last publication February 10
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
STATE or COLORADO.
County OF Phillips.
In the County Court

In the matter Of the estate Of Ainr,,
G. Grsyein. deceased. W, a. Grayem.
Petitioner
W a. Craycm. 9 Il. Ring. VIRGIL O.
Ring. George a, Ring Opal a. cue. for
merry Opal a. Ring. Eva Pearl Rims.
No,iec is hereby Eiycn. tina, In. pursu.
ince of m order duly made by the
rado on ,hs ard day, 81 iannsry. sS i.ss.
~ tn" matter nf the rnl!ite of Mary a.
ornyein. the undcfHigncd. administrator
81 .,id estate, sfla,ir WI .ell - public anciion
g the confirmation Of the Court. on the
.s'h dns ot January 1879 nt the hour
o. ,,l1 vnr o'clock y, ~; at the prenlsep
llrs, nll the right. title. interest nnd aa.
mts OF IN. said MARY = grilyom nt this
i.inc NM or ~ amy unr aud hii the right,
!iiie hnd Interest that tho faid estate
has acquired by orrfuiinn of law or
nlh"rNlhs ~ any other time or ln n,I /.
,htioh 70 uiat oi said deceased AT thv
tlin. OF her dcn'h. ~ ana TO M that
s,e IL he he o~n Of Of illsS iolyos o. nnn,S ema sl' Of
phlillpa nnd state of Colorado and d.,
y ihnd Hn follows. fowlt,
4. soiH i've nnd Six q and Co. Block
Seven ,tIl. ORIGINAL town of IioyoIss.
Colorado according 10 the recorded plni
thereof Terms and conditions Of the
The day Of he sale ana ihe balance
linon confirmation of the snio hy Tho
Colorado aud tho delivery OF a convey
Abstracts of the property duly Ger.
!nrI. rnn ho seen ~ the office OF a.
y. Weir County Judge. amy time nftnf
IN. ltst publication OF this noilon,
Dated nt Iiolyoke, Colorado, this sth
''s SoiSnsI q sIT'SY'' g. X Il.,; Z l'sS S,ie,onoor
w, A. GliAyisM.
Administrators of shll Esintc
CLAUDE n. NNf.HcI
-. Attornny foi Ilminihirnior,
ilrtt publication fh4n. O. iD2s.
Last publication January ri, lps1
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
SUMMONS ON APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION

STATE OF COLORADO.
County of Phillips. S.
In the District Court. No. sei
The Imperial Securities Company. cor
poration. piaintiff,
l.. w. Tulleys as Trustee. l.. w. Tulleys.
Clarence X. Hesse.. Burnham. Tul-
,rs rWitherbee., Lee, +. Witherbee.I Or
Vile o. wifherber. E. NJ Sheridan.
as Trustee. William Edward Gritiiths.
ton and Carl Meusborn. and all other
persons or parties unknown. claim
ing any right. title. estate. lien or
interest In the real estate described
In the application herein. defendants.
Tho PEOPLE OF the State OF Colorado to
the above-nanied Northumberland
You rre hereby summoned and re-
duired to answer the application Of the
applicant plaintiff In the above entitled
application for registration of the fol-
loving land situate in Phillips County.
Colorado. to-wit:
The west hnlf of the northwest quar-
ter: the southeast quarter OF northwest
quarter: the east half OF the northeast
the west half OF the west half OF III.
northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter. all IN See. nineteen. Township
seven North. Range forty-four West OF the
9th Principal Merldien. ana to nlc your an
swcr TO the said application In the Of
flee OF the Clerk OF said court IN sail
County. within twenty days after the
service OF this summons upon YOU. ex-
elusive OF the day Of sucn service; aisi
II you fail to answer the said appii-
cation within the time aforesaid. the
applicant plaint.n In this action VIII
apply TO the Court for the relief d.
manded In the application herein.
Witness, W. q. Holland. Clerk OF said
In said County and State. this asth day
OF November. A. u 1921.
lsEALl W. q. HELI.ANp.
Clerk.
First publication January 20
i.asi publication February II
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
The Indians vIcII.

IN n book Of sketches OF uppe.
Gambia. pretty incident Is cited Of
The writer meeting nn Indnn Mt mid
night. on Christmas Eve. during n
bcuutlful moonlight cautiously creep.
ing nIong. and bcckonlng him to Al.
lencc. IN nrAwcr 20 Nh Inqulr, the
tndInn snid: ME watch 10 see The
deer tncci; this IL Christmas night
nud alI the deer fall upon Their Isiirci
10 the Urcnt spirit and look up
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
SUMMONS ON APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION
STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Phillips 80
in the oIs,rIe, Court. No. aaa.

W WV e's''Nt SouFt Nos &@<.
August Mciander plrlnun
The unknown hrrs Of Martin V, Chap
man, hecrnncd. and all other persons
~ phftirr nnlnown claiming any right.
tlil., "Htatu, lien or interest In tho
r"nl estate described IN thu appiica-
Ton herein. defendants.
Tho People OF the siate Of Colorado 10
IN" above named defondants-C:reetinR
yon. nro hereby summoned md re.
quircd TO anawer the npplication Of tho
applicant nlnlntir In the above entitled
nnplirniiuh for registration Of the fol-
loving land situate IN Phillips County.
Colorado, wit
-. The southweHt Quarter OF Section
Twnnfy-nve f2s). Township seven ~,
N.fth OF Hang. Forty-rix, West Of tho
oth y. M. Phillips County, Colorado,
an,u 70 w. your nnhwur 10 The Fnid ap.
pllcntlun IN the office Of the clerk of
anu 'o'iri III said County. within TWEEN
nhyh after the hervIcs Of this SUM
n,,,n 'n"ns unon You. .xclurlvc OF. the day Of
snoh ,hs .s,s service, nnd y you fall I? nnswer
aforesaid. the applicant plaintiff in this
ncion WIN apply 70 the Court for the
hnrsin.
Witness. ". q. uelinnd. CLERK nj reld
.o.irt, and the Hehl thereof al ltolyoke.
.olorlho W rrid County ana state. this
a''h any Of Novem!sr. 4. 2. 1891
First publication january q. 1929. wv" "
Last publication Fcbruury \, iDsa
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
WANT ADS

For Sale, Trade or Hent-Poultry
farm of 20 acres, blocks west OF
Baptist church. Inquire OF w. A.
White. lift
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

All kinds of Job printing done at
this office.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
MERELY
POSTPONED

T0oiF0NGp
Frank: 8 o
you didn't man.
age to c n { Q h
Ethel under the
mistIetoc7
Jack: That'g
all right. I'm
going 10 take
her for a sleigh.
ride tonight.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

Would Like to Buy some whits-face
spring calves. See me before sell.
ing.-Eyart W. johnson. 12 miles
eouth of Holyolse. on wray road. i0-2t
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

WANTED am always In the mar
ket for your cream. eggs and poul.
try.-wm. Kullman. successor to
Charles Sandy. i6-tf
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

Wanted-to trade for stock. Ford
son tractor. plows. tandem disk and
drill.-Royce Vain. 9'i'-tf
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

For saIe.-rresh mich cow-o. II.
sholes. Holyoko. S-s'
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o. +. :. Tender Thanks
For Bali Game

The ladies Of Martha Washington
Chapter so. u 0. T.. $. VINO served
oa the Masonic Baseball Committee,
wish 20 thank the following for their
generous donations which added great
D. i'm making the benefit ball game
@ huge success:
The Alexandria Gazette, pubHca-
Ions: Chapiu-SackS Corp, through
DIR. T.. L. Spite, ten. gallons ice
c~eam; Colonial Pretzel Co., through
Dr. +. l.. Spittle ice cream cones
and popcorn; DR.. Elmer l.. Spittle, ice
cream cones and boxes; Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Baggett, use of ball park; Frank
}.ichelbdch, picture; Washington and
ladd, electric toaster; ReXall Drug
Store. hand mirror; Huifish and Son,
pocket knife; Levinson Clothing Co.,
aecktics: J. NJ. Reed, baseball; f. +.
Knight and Son, baseball; H. Kirk
and Sons, ginger ale; LindSey-Nichol-
son Corp, ginger ale; +. ). Harper,
ginger ale; Newell-Cole Co., pla-
cards; II. W. Wade, tickets; l.. L..
ArmStead, ten pounds hot dogs;
II. II. Thomas, five dozen rolls; W.
A. Barnett, Zig Tag Popcorn.
Mrs. j. FRED BIRRELL,
Mrs. 0. s. STONE,
Mrs. c. G.. BATCHELLER,.
Mrs. c. ". FLETCHER,
Mrs. ". $. RISDON,
Mrs. j. ". BALES,
Mrs. ". II. THOMAS.
Committee.
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Accident Was
Unavoidable

After hearing the testimony of
eight witnesses a coroner'S jury sum
moned by Justice f. ". Troth of
Mount Vernon district, Fairfax couu-
~, today returned a verdict to the
effect that the death of Miss Madge
Elizabeth Lucas Of this city was due
to an unavoidable accident.
On last Thursday light Miss Lucas
was thrown from an army motor bus
on the Camp Humphreys road when
the bus was enroutc to Camp Hum
phreys. Miss Lucas sustained frac-
ture skull and died last Saturday at
the home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew 4. Lucas.
The inquest was held at Pulman's
store, Fairfax county. The jury was
composed Of Horace W. Woolf, r. H..
Roberts. William +. Roat. Robert Ar
Mold Thomas Johnson and VI. L..
Ayers.
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GERMAN SCIENTISTS SAYS
AMERICA DRIFTS
'By United Pr"SS.l

London. Sept. 14.-Bitter contro-
versv between British and German
scientists has been aroused by claims
of the latter that the American CON
tinents are drifting perceptbly away
from Europe, at the rate OF about Il
inches a year.
The theory, recently advanced by
Professor Wegener Of Berlin, that
continents. consisting of rock, drift
over beds of heavier rock, was de
scribed by British scientists today as
interesting and picturesque but
hardly debatable.
Wegener declared the Americas
were drifting westward, that Green
land was moving that way even more
rapidly "having progressed three quar-
tiers of mile in 80 years, and that
even the poles We're not fixed.
Sir Frank Dyson, astronomer Royal
of Greenwich observatory, took issue
with the German.
Il am unable to find any astrono-
mical justification for such a theory
he said. "The question was very ably
demonstrated couple of years ago
in America by Prof. SchleSinger when
it was claimed that California Uni
verSity was moving. SchleSinger'
examination showed the movement
10 be elusive" and not SubStantiated.
/ agreed with Prof. Schlesinger."
DySon'S official position makes him
the highest British authority Prof.
Herbert Turner, former president Of
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EXPECT HOT BATTLE


Boston, Sept l4.-With the primary
election over, candidates for the Unit
ed States senate, Governor and other
state offices turned their attention to-
day TO preparations for what is ex-
pected to be one of the bitterest cam.
pal.ns in the states history.
Final returns from the primary
showed that Senator Lodge and Gov
ernor Cox had tremendous pluralities
over their opponents. CoY's total was
even higher than that cf Senator
Lodge, who had 2O9,577 votes against
2iJ.9&G for the Governor.
There was much speculation today
over the attitude OF the democrati,
party toward the candidacy of Jos. c
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Corporation Court

In t1e corporation court yesterday
afternoon "a jury in the case of the
commonwealth against one Packard
automobile was unable 20 reach an
agreement and was discharged and
the case was reset for September p.
The machine is the property Of Harry
Z. Barton and it was alleged it was
engaged In the Illegal transportation
of liquor
In this court today a jury is en-
gagged IN hearing the case of Samuel
Johnson. co,ored, charged with feln-
Gus assault on William Washington,
COiOred.
Prohibition cases disposed Of yes
terday afternoon after the Gazette
report closed follows Edward RooveS,
So and costs; Frank Lomsky, $50.
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arrest on a charge of contributing TO
the girls delinquency.
Elizabeth Irwin, said to be Aueri-
cas- youngest mother, has been ques-
toned daily by authorities ever since
the baby was born.
Until today her one answer has
Deen:
Il have no boy friends"
Sheriff John Rapp, of Clermont
county, announced today, however,
hat ne had secured q confession from
the young mother, which duplicates
her step-iather
Rev. irwin vigorously denied the
irlpliatlon.
Irwin only this week became pastor
Of the Methodist Church at Amelia,
BEING transferred by the church con-
terence meeting at Dayton. He was 70
have preached his first sermon there
Sunday.
The infant son is living with Mrs.
irwin. its grandmother, at Amelia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-14

No junior sneed look with envy OF
her older sisters coat, while fashion
DEGREES garments like this one tor hel
own wear. II is small replica %.
grown-up coats. and for this reason
alone viii make hit with the younger
miss She will dote on the sleeve.
that widen TO the wrist and on the
chin collar OF fur or fur fabric, ana hen
iov will be completed by the silk tas
sells that end the long strap girdle.
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TO NOMINATE REPUBLICAN



Dallas, Texas, Sept. l4.--Prellml-
nary conferences TO the meeting mere
Saturday when an independent candI-
date for the United States Senate may
b. selected to oppose Earl Maytield,
democratic nominee were 10 be held
today.
r. b. Creager. state republican
chairman. was to confer with leaders
# his party and probably members of
the anti-Ku KluX Klan group OF the
.emocratic party for the purpose, 1t
is understood, of making preparations
for the meeting Saturday when 1T IS
believed q coalition of anti hIan dem
a.rats and republicans will be perfect
I'd and an independent senatorial
nominee selected.