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ADVERTISEMENT.
Sisters Of Charity
Endorse Father
Johns Medicine

AT the Children's Home in New
buryport. Mass. there are an aver
age of sixty children under the low
ing care of the Sisters of Charity.
In recent signed statement tf.'
Sister in charge said: we cheerfuliy
indorse Father Johns Medicine be-
cause In our Home it has become
Indispensable. We use it, not only
for coughs and colds, but also as a
builder. We tell our friends that we
would not be without it. We have
used it with great success and find
it to have no equal as a builder.
'Signet) Tn, Home for Destitute
children. Sisters of Charity. New
burNpor'. Mass
In Il great many institutions of ii
similar character throughout the
country. Father Johns Medicine is
what the nurses in charge depend
upon to keep the children Well and
strong. They know that it is entirely
safe because ii is free from alcohol
and dangerous drugs.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
LISTEN, WORLD!
BY ELSIE ROBINSON.

Psyche analysis is all right.
haven't a thing against it. If it
amuses you to dig up a little sub
merged sex in your ego. hop to it.
So is mental healing and all sorts of
psychological vivisection. Fascinat-
ing. Good as watching polliwoGs
hatch. But for practical results. be-
lieve in cold showers. wool socks.
sensible food. eight hours sleep. lots
Evening star., 1922-03-20
Pineapple Pie.

Mix two cups Of shredded canned
pineapnie and one-half cup of sugar
and let stand for thirty minutes. Mix
six six tablespoons of cornstarch with
one-fourth Of cup of sugar, two Nyg
yoiks beaten and the juice and rind
Of one lemon. Add one and one-half
cups of boiling water slowly, stirring
boiling, Remove from the fire, stir
in the pineapple mixture and cool.
FIJI a baked pie shell with the mix
ture and cover with a meringue made
by beating two egg whites with three
tablespoons Of powdered sugar until
oven and serve the pie very cold.
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Star. "Want Ad"
Branch Offices

NORTHWEST.
18th st. and Vermont ave.. John G. Haley
18th and 2 sts., Days Pharmacy.
and and Siton; iss; :t.s 4 g. r. c'%seSs osoSs, G..
llth and Harvard sts., Tho Har yard Phaf'
ssf Il sth '1s g. oiTsa s1snsaths 5s hsaas
aolmsad and Otis place, Ho mead fnaf'
p,. iath st. and Colorado ave-. Pine, Branch
a!sh =; and Park road. Upton Myers
24Sa M 18th St. John n. Thai
d.t II and x sts.. Goldenbers's ttims c'esA
90 and Q st.. Associated Drug s.SIs,; s;,s,.on.
eth and y sts., McGuire's Pharmacy.
ath 81, and Elm sts.. Douglas Pharmacy
sSol Ga Ga. ave. Rodis Phsrmaey:s Ts,y:s 3D.. Rock
lsg, I st.; Morse Pharmacy:
g Dupont Circle, Dupont Pharmacy, p..
18th st. and Florida ave-, Pearson's Phar'
Cd st: and Mass. ave.. Hygeian Pharmacy'
m: N: YIN. ]. aves. and II St. "s'''' -
Florida ave. and lst st.. sylvsrn I'up'
North Capitol st. and n. I. ave.. Psrf'r'
I7a2 P.. ave.. J. Louis Krick.
si.t el.t and sts.. ouisiey's Phsr%ssey; nse ,.cv.
GEORGETOWN.
682e Conn. ave., Chevy Chase Pharmacy;
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st., cAesoIa"u
81 sao4 f,a.'oi X se.. o'nonn.ll'. Pharmacy.
seth and II sts., Weller Aoskeys Fna''
Wisconsin ave. and o st.. Donahus's Phar'
2sth and sts., Pride's Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
snd a. Ncrhsanav A. Joa Chim.
Cd st. and Nd. ave-. McChesney JSaohin'
4th and H sts., Frederick L: Yenden.
@ se7 H st.. esI1sn'. Music .,,s st9E'. p .nr.al.,.
18th st. and Ma. ave-. Louis Sacks.
1915 II st., Sears Newsstand:
North Capitol and Eye sts.. Kenealy Fhaf-
East Capitol and sth sts.. fuhrmann''
18th and East Capitol sts, Lincoln Psri
2oth St. and R. I. ave-. Psul's Pharmacy
5000 18th st. No.. Mayo's Pharmacy
SOUTHEAST.
End st. and Pa. ave.. II. E. sgrucebsnk:
sth and Eye sts.. Weller & Moskey's Phar
l4th and Pa. ave-. Smyser's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave.. Weiss 4 Healy-Anacostia
SOUTHWEST.
1tn ana - StS., 1tntx 6r0S.
RATES CENTS A WORD.
in Washington and Suburb. for
Help and Situations Wanted.
For Sale and wanted Miscellaneous.
Poultry. Pets and Livestock.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
4 cents . word.
REAL ESTATE ADS.
words to the line Slime minimum, at line
rate. as follows:
time, 2oc Per line.
times. 1sc per line.
times 17c per line.
= times. Ice per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL IL Pm.
All Advertisements for Tho Evening Stal
must be at The Star once or one Of The StaI
branch Offices by II pm. the DAY BEFORE
ISSUE. with the following exceptions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations.
Wanted Rooms.
Advertisements under the above classihca
ton will be accepted at The Star ofice. 1lth st
| and Pa. ave-, until 10 am. day of issue. or a
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Of issue. All advertisements for The surdai
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Mustard Sauce With Whitetish,

This In made with one teaspoon Of
flour, two egg yolks, one tablespoon
of sugar, two tablespoons Of mustard,
one teaspoon of butter. one and
one-half cups Of water and vinegar to
taste. Mix the Ingredients in the
order given and cook to the consist
ency of thick custard.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
Potomac Butter Co.
307 18th Street NV.
Washington, ID. C.

The John F. JeLke Company Is one OF
the largest operators in milk, puruey-
ing It not only as an important inars.
dent in JeLke GOOD LUCK, bat also
AZ eUaporated milk in cans. Ash you,
grocer.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
WANTED--HELP
ArDNrvre-

GARTSIDB'S Iron Rust Soap Co., 1864 Lancas-
ter ave., Philadelphia, Pa, Mfrs. of the BEST
agents. Trade mark, print and copyright reg
istered In U. s. patent of1ce. This soap re-
moves iron rust. ink and other unwashable
stains from clothing, marble, ETC., like magic.
..Ic tube: big profits.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
statesmen

ORNAMENTAL metal salesman, able to read
blneprints and sell architects contractors and
iobbers Splendid commission proposition and
exclusive rights In your section il you qualify.
Write for complete information. Newman
Manufacturing Company. Cincinnati. Ohio. poe
SAVINGS account solicitms-My contract with
one Of the largest and strongest banks in
Washington to increase its number Of savings
depositors enables me to offer unusually at
tracttye proposition to two men of integrity
and sales experience. Dignihed, remunerat tive
work for high-grade hustlerS. See Mr. Ellis
before 10 am. Room zoe. 1915 st. NV.
TO take care Of our increasing
business, we require the services
of two live-wire real estate sales
men; must have auto. Phone
Main 23o4, Lowther Realty Co.,
218 Machinists' bldg.
VNEVER maH ORIGINAL recommendations
n applying for employment. Use COPIES.
ASSISTANT MANAGER. for
lunch. and dining room. Apply
Mr.. Rosenfeld, 1884 G>st. NV.
BAKER, 6fst:eliSs. pastry. McNdhon, soz2
1Ath st. n.Ws ~
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FOUND.
LOST

TIRE. .5ix:. Apply Wm. fudge, Good Hop
r. =. .,.,s
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FOR SALE BY RETAIL DEALERS
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WANTED-HELP
FEMAIE-(.0n finue

SALESLADY for millinery dept. permanent
position: good salary. Apply Behrcnds, '.-'-A
18th st. NV
Evening star., 1922-03-20

NJ LIN.
Our advertisement headed "A SOLID
FUTURE" is an offer TO YOU to get out of
the rut. We can think of no equal oppor-
tunity which is open to the average man.
Read every word OF our ad-then come in to
talk il over.
MEN-$60 per week easily earned selling $50
! household necessities Of highest quality direct
to housewife. Oldest. largest direct selling
house in America. Write today. We train you
how to sell. A. N. Lowell. Organization Man-
ager. 3OO6 Hers Island. Pittsburgh. Pa.
MILL MAN. Yost & Herrell, 1884 11th ST. Sc
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JELkE
GOOD LUCK
MARGARINE

The Finest Spread for Bread
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A SOLID FUTURE


A SOLID FUTURE
With permanent connection is offered YOU if
Opportunities to WIN PROMOTION into big
executive positions are before YOU right now.
Our work need not interfere with your regu-
lar occupation until you have demonstrated
your capabilities. We will then place You
in positions where you will have every latitude
Have YOU ever BACKED YOURSELF to
WIN:
evening between Z and O'Clock. Room :01. rs
18th st. NV, Washington Stock Exchange
bldg.
SCREEN MAKERS, with some
experience; young men, white,
1S to p years of age, for our
woodworking factory. Apply
Employment Office, 9Th floor,
G ST, Woodward & Lothrop.
sEcURITY sALEsMENmTwo Iao. e1perie~9sed ~o ed
Virginia to handle cleau-cut proposition
for corporation licensed to operate in that
number Address Box 89-P. Star Office
SOLICIT6KS,-E Excellent opportunities for
proper parties. 5O6 International bldg, after
STENOGRAPHER between 20 and 80 years:
hours TO $40: must take fast dictation:
salary. So per week. al9 K. l: ave: ne.
TIMERS = Four competent roofers: steady
work and good pay: Ironclad Roofing Com
pany. Inc. 1915 ST NV.
WASHMAN-Must be thoroughly experienced.
The Barry Laundry, rear 7Os Morton NV. zoe
WHITE BOY, with wheel, wanted for mes
csnrer work 1311 NV.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Must be forcefui. good talker. well groomed
able to present technical hotel and restaurant
subjects to groups. associations. managers. de
partment heads. employees: wide travel. We
teach you our proposition FREE. Salary anc
commission. Give all particulars and two ref
clences Address Box 134-S. Star Office:
Evening star., 1922-03-20

SALESLADIES. experienced in selling waists
and kindred lines. Apply Philpsborn S. 6OS
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SALES MANAGER
WANTED.

large corporation wants Sales Manager Tor
branch Office. Experience NOT necessary. hut
must furnish excellent references. Permanent
positicn. Good pay for earnest cndeavor and
loyalty. Pleasant duties. For interview with
General Manager address Box .s.S. Star Once.
SALESMEN-I have opening in four counties
in the state of Maryland. Il. Il. Bohn. 2l4
Jcnifer bldg. 9TH and u.
SALESMEN-tompany writing life, accident
and health insurance has opening for sales
man; ma ximum commission and fully equipped
office; experience not essential If you are a
hustler. 4. NJ. Wright, 100 Bond bldg, be-
fore 10 q. m. or after pm.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
Al L NJ

MAN-Permanent position for reliable ma
with executive ability. Address Box l3-s
Star Office. oUs
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Advertisements under the above classifca.
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and Pa. ave., until 10 am. day of issue. or at
any Of The Star branch ofhces until am. day
Of issue. All advertisements for The Sunday
Star must be received At The Star ofhce BY .
pm. Saturday, OF at any of Tho Star branch
otioes BY pm Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all ad.
| vertisements from transient advertisers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28

eniy music IL joyous. Inspiring.
soothing. You know that on this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
DESCRIBES
CELESTIAL
JAZZ, TOO
Great Author Has
All the Inside
Dope on Life
After Death
BY ALEXANDER HERMAN

NEW YORK. April ss.--pians and
specifications for heaven and hell.
complete from lower 70 upper levels.
arc being revealed TO Americans In
4 series Of lectures BY Sir Arthur
cuuan Doyle.
SIR Arthur gets his Information
Straight from the spirits Of those
who have passed on-some - OF
them. He's not as poetic but much
more specific than Milton. Dante and
others who have sssayed descriptions
q the beyond
There's not = doubt but what Str
Arthur believes In spirltualism ~
firmly as he believes IN eating. drink.
ing and sleeping. This bulky Brit.
kher, knightec for his success IN lot,
tiers. married and the father Of q
fine family. conservative In his man.
ners a. any man Of S.. has seen
ghosts. talked with them. received
written messages from them-and
that settles every question. as Gar as
he Ia concerned.
II you sk sir Arthur about any
phase Of heaven or he'll he answers.
direct. specific. with absolute post
ftveress and conviction Here are
some Of his startling statements.
-HEAvEN-This Is to me a. def.
inIts world as Europe or the United
States II Is very like this world.
exesp, that heaven is devoid OF the
ugly. the unhappy. the evn things
We find IN this life
HEAVENLY SPIRITS-rn heav.
On every person Ia az the zenith Of
his or her powers The spiritual body
IS like the earth body. except that
tbs former Is complete and beautiful.
In heaven ve ioss all earthly de-
fnr1nities: the person with only one
leg. ore eye OF . crooked spine T.
made whole. The little children at.
tain perfect manhood or woman.
hood.
HEAVENLY H0MES-Tner~ ar.
BEAUTIFUL homes IN heavcn. surround
ed BY gardens OF wonderful flowers
! believe that one finds there ones
favorits pets. There are woodlands
and lakes. games and sports. Joy and
laughter. Yes. and the opportunity
20 work.
HEAVENLY MUHC-rhs hsav-
eniy music II joyous. Inspiring.
soothing. You know that on this
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DENTAL CLINIC
ON SATURDAY

The Masonic club rooms In the
Arcade building will BE- transfofmeG
into q modern torture chamber Eat
urday when the King County Dental
society will hold its annual clinic
from . n m. TO 8 .. m
Volunteer martyrs win appeao
and permit various eminent dentists
to demonstrate on them the iatsse
ways OF pulling teeth.
Those who win demonstra4s aSao
nrs. r. II. Pratt J. r. Tidal. n
r. Randolph. Nathan n. Smith. o.
A. Anderson. J. A. Breweft Ned
Everett Davis. George r. wahlstrous.
J. II. Argue. d. I. Burkhart. a. H.
Meadowcroft II. l. Smith. G. y.
Fiset. c. ". worboys. N. II. Smith,
George NJ. Freeman, W. r. HarviinGs
Roy r. West. Albert q. McKsowns
Frank NJ. Dean. Ralph r. West
@. J. stsnsberry. J. w. rrosDer. ~
c. Lake.
Persons VINO want - hevo teen
pulled free may apply during The
clinic
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CONAN DOYLE GIVES HIS VIEWS ON HEAVEN m HE'LL
TO MAKE FLIGHT
AROUND WORLD
Sir Ross Smiths Trip to Be
Done by Mai. Blake

LONDON. April zs,-Undeterre1
by the tragic death Of Sir Ross
Smith. who crashed IN the plane IN
which he was preparing 20 make =
flight around the world. MAJ. w. T.
Blake announced here yesterday that
he would start on a globe-encircling
flight at the end OF May.
Mai Blake has a brilliant war REQ.
ord and IL regarded as an expert on
all phases Of hcavier.than-air flying.
lie will use the same organizations
which supported Sir Ross Smith.
The navigator on the trip win b.
Capt Norman Mcmillan. who has
been a flying mate OF Blaks's on .
number OF expeditions.
The flight will be made IN % days
n possible. according 70 plans. ana
will be made by flying eastward.
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Aged Man Run Down
bv Woman Motorist

r. A. Mcdonald. 81. Of 72s i1fh
ave. ~. was confined TO bis homo
Friday with a dislocatsd shoulder ard
severe body bruises. which he r.
ceived when struck down by an auto
driven by Mrs. c. r. Rodgerson- z3oe
Dearborn St. Thursday night. II 4
Marginal way and Myrtle st.
Mcdonald was walking to tho euro
amer getting off the street car Msn.
Rodgerson lost control Of the auto
WREN she struck q mnnho:e. she told
police. Mcdonald Is United States
inspector OF food and drugA
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does not dssira for example. liquors
or tobacco.
-PURGATORY-rhis IL a state b.
tween heaven and hell. In which souls
unfit TO enter tho higher realms must
spend some time. progressing from
isysl to level. preparing themselves
for tho hlghsr stats- rurgatory II
slider. darker. Grayer than this
world. II usually takes 20 years for
a soul 10 work iia way out OF purga.
tory.
HEfL-This IL not q place Of fire
and brims;ons. but II 10 a duh. dis.
nal place. lower than purgatory. IN
which no those souls that have ,hrot.
led their spiritual nature In this life.
These souls will suffer the mental
stross Of working themselves out Of
this level. Among them viii be tho
souls OF suicides. who have attempted
o. escape from the exactions OF this
lie.
"MARRIAGEs-Hsavenly bodies
nate. and all marriages are perfect.
rherv are no jsaiouslea. no covatings.
10 triangios and no divorces IN heav.
n. for every soul II Satisfied with lts
pifftual mate
TROOF--AmonR RI spirits with
hom have held direct communica,
on are my son. who lost his lifs In
he war. and my mother. who In
edition 10 talking with me, wrote a
nots. In which she made habitnal
rror OF spelling and TO which she
signed a pct name. which no medium
couid have known.
GENERALIZATION - Spirits
manifest themselves to US thru me.
ilurns. IL Ia the ectoplaam that we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28

see uctoplasrn. says tho Standard
dictionary. IN the dcnser outer proto-
piasnlo layer Of a unicciiular organ.
lam or cell withou, q celiwaii. as OF
an amoeba or Of certain ovA- Got
I'm This has bean scientifically an.
aiyred and it, chemical constituents
partially identified.
''PHENOMENA--rs would be we'll
not 90 snser at tho fitting table or
tho tinkling tambourina. sometimes
seen at ncances. These have been
simulated by ;ricksters. tia true: but
what has not been exploited by
fakirs7 Ramember that IL was a fall.
Ing apple that gave Us the secret Of
gravity.
-RELfCI0N-The world In moving
toward general acceptance OF spirit.
ualisn. This means an increase In
moral strength and general happi.
ness here. Some say spirituaiism Ia
the work Of the devil. but II go. II Is
his best work. Seriously. II is the
greatest revelation OF Cod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
WRITER ASSERTS HE
CAN PROVE THAT WE
REALLY HAVE SOULS
SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE

Copyright. 1919. By Seattle star
Is there any way OF proving
that a living human being has a
soul7
Unqusstionabiy so--tho ! know
Of no way save by psychic phe-
nomcna, which are the moro ma,
terial side OF spiritualism.
What No call tho "etheric
called by 81. Paul tho
spiritual body'1--is what In pop.
ular speech Is described as the
soul.
II is a facsimile of our present
bodies, and II survives them II
Is tho thing which has been the
basis OF all phantom stories-the
thing eeeh 40 often at the mo
ment OF death by distant friends
or relatives.
II In temporarily dissoctated
from tho body in sleep. and under
certain narcotic drugs.
10 contains within IL the infin-
itely more ethereal thing called
the spirlt.--the two being often
confused with each other.
show among my stercopticon
slides a photograph Of an etheric
body Tor souD disengaging itself
from the material body.
DO souls have sex?
Yes. souls have sex, but be.
yond are none Of those grosser
manifestations which obtain here
for birth Is a thing peculiar TO
life.
Sex manlfcsts in beauty. In
sympathy, in delioacy OF mutual
understanding all those subtle
and fine ways IN which It mani.
tests on earth between true lovers
who arc not yet married.
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bn'ng held in Spokane. Portland. TIA.
coma. Belllngham and Mt Vernon.
In addition 20 Seattle.
Officers Of tho conference commit
teo arc; Rev. r. c. Bloomquis,. Ia,
coma, chairman. Rev. J. p. Pnueger.
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Bible Conference
to Be Held Here

Rev. George ~. Anderson. prcsi.
dent OF tho Lutheran Bible institute
OF H. Paul. and Rev. H. T. Golladay
OF Columbus. o.. win conduct Bible
conference at Gethsemano Lutheran
church beginning Sunday and lasting
until Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28

Seattle. recording secretary: Rev. p
W. Erickson. Seattle. corresponding
secretary: Rev. Thee Hokenstad
Bremcrton. treasurer. and Rev. Odd
GornltziSa. Rev. r. 8. Beistei and DR.
T. w. Kretzschmann. Seattle.
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earth there are many sounds pitched
40 high that tho human ear cannot
record them The music Of the world
beyond Is Of this sort.
Truman WEAkNEssEs--Heav.
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en- h replica Of earth. except that
tho grossly material things and tho
weaknesses Of tho flesh do no, enter
there. All ones desires are realized
In heaven. but tho heavenly body
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The lower part Of . house n Kan
sss City. Kan- Is built entirely oe
discarded telephone and telegraph
poles
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
PAGE 50.

Samuel Hamilton Est. care Frank
Hamilton-Com SW cor NEA
Sec. 81, TIP 36 S, r II w, run
ming E 63 rds # as place of
beg. N "a rds, Il 8 rds 1512 #.
S 81 rds, w r 151s #, 1 acre
az rds. also com 40 rds N 10
rds E of SW cor NWA Sec.
81 same TIP and K, N 40 r,
L 341a +, S 40 I, w 34h r,
8 acres 100 rds, also com 10
+, Tx East SW cor SEA
NMA Sec 81. Z Or IL ks
N 40 4, w Or 71A ks, S 40 r,
2 acres. 81 rds, total acres IL and.
81 nd
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

Mlllafd Haltefman-NN Il M "A
g. Ma NW14 Sec. IA, TIP 35
S, R II w, 100 acres, Imp.
George w. Perry-NEA NEA
Sec 16, TIP So S, R II w, 40
acres $50
Conroy Wood-NEA NEA Sec.
IS, Typ So S. R II w, 40 acres 4.sO
Isaac w. Parry-SEA Sec 10,
TIP 35 S, r II w. 100 acres. 1920
John Parry heirs-NEA Sec. 10,
TIP 50 S, r IL w, $50 acres. 1920
PAGE 76.
Geo. w. M. Hunter--Com 40
N SW cor SEA NEh Sec 81,
TIP 35 S, R II w, N 40 +, f
so +, S so r, w 40 +, N 40 r,
W 40 +, 80 acres. .......,............ 4.50
Mary ]. Edwards--E 80 acres of
SWA SEA Sec. 81, TIP 80 S.
R IL w. ............................... 4.5O
John H, Perry-NEH SEA Sec.
81, TIP 80 S, r II w. 40 acres 1900
Joseph S. Fife-W 10 acres Of
SWA SEA, E 30 acres SEA
SWA, Ne SW4 Sec. 81, E
So acres So NWAr Sec. 81,
TIP 80 S. R II w. 175 acres.
pers prop. ,.................-......-...... 6S.24
PAGE IS.
Maria Simkins-Com 1882 r S
NV cor SEA SEA Sec. 20,
4, 80 S, r II w, S 1882 r, E
70 r, N 1882 r, w 40 r, 8
acres g. So +, together with 8
acres of water .......,................ 1851
PAGE 80.
David Bulloch care Mary B.
Mackelprang--Com r, n e.
4O.69 w Sc cor, SWA NWA
Sc "a, T 35 S, R II w, N So r, w
1871 +, So r, f 1871 +,
9.l9 acres, also com 2 + &
A R N SW cor, NWh NWA
Same Sec. TIP and R, N So r,
E 1910 r, So +, w 1770 T,
Total Is acres e. SO r. Together
with 2029 acres water. pers
Herbert w. Webster-SWA
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
PAGE 81


Ernest Green-Lot /, VIZ NEA
SEA NWA Sec. SO, TIP SO S.
r IL w 1875 acres 80 rds, addi-
tional per prop. ......,............... $500
Moroni N. Corry-Lots !, 2, 3, in
Sec. /. TIP 81 S. R II W. lao
acres Id rds, per prop. ..... 1851
Erastus B. Dalley-NEA, NEA
SEA CLots l and 2 and SK
NED NEh SEA of Sec. 5,
TIP 81 S. r II w. 1919 acres "a
rds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2400
VIM. w. Simkins-Lots 7, 8, 8,
10, Sec. %, TIP 81 S. R II W,
100 acres ,.....~........... ....... .... 24.00
Joseph Perkins Jr.-E1a NEA,
SWA NEA, SEA NWA, Sec.
%, TIP 81 S, r IL W, 100
acres ......................, ...... ...... 24.00
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Charles NJ. Mosdell-Sh SWA
Sec. 81, TIP 81 S. Il IL w. 80
Charles NJ. Mosdell--Lots 3, 1 &
E1a SWA Sec rs, TIP 81 S. r
II W. 17S Acres & lie r. 26.79
Henry A, Pace--SWt4 SEA,
SEA SWA, NWH SWH,
Sec "a. TIP 81 S. II II w. 100
acres subject to Coal Reserva-
ton in favor of Frank l.. Gull
yer, Underground, Also SW1l
SWh same Sec. 40 acres, To-
tai 100 acres. ....... ............... 24.00
PACE SO.
Henry A. Pace-All Sec 2, TIP 80
S, R II W, 642 Acres & r. $3.50
Henry A. Pace-,Lot /, Sec 3, TIP
80 S, R IL w. 40 acres G. $50 r. ....6.12
William c. Reeves-All the S co
acres of VIZ SEA, Sec 5, Up
SO S, r IL w, go Acres. ....... 7.20
Henry A. Pace--SEA NEA Sec
10, TIP So S. R II w, 40 acres 600
John II. Williams-Und " int.
VIZ SWH, SCH SWh Sec,
10, TIP 38 S, R IL W, 60 acres 900
Henry A. Pace-Nla, NEA
SWA, N lao acres SEA Sec
IL, TIP SO S r II W. 500 acres $500
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John II. Williams-Und. y int.
Lots 2, 8, 4. s. g. I. II. 10.
SWh NWA f Y NWA Sec
IA, TIP SO S. r IL w, 431.8