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The New York herald., 1922-02-19
Lady Bootlegger
Latest Wet Move
By ESTHER ANDREWS.

In her smart hand bag reposes much more
than the 81 for scrubwomans day. Lizzie
has four children and a husband who works
on the docks. Lizzie walks majestically.
No hooch sleuth would possibly suspect 80
dignified lady of color as Lizzie.
/ rose higher In the social scale as
continued my investigations. I next dis
covered Russian Rose. Rose lives in a
studio. 1t has an air Of mystery about it's
entrance. You go through a back yard, up
long flight of stairs, down long dark
hallway and into huge room Of dazzling
light and exotic atmosphere. The floor
is vermilion, the walls canary yellow, the
woodwork a screaming green. Russian
Rose is a modernist. Paintings litter the
place; very modern, no doubt, certainly
not understandable to the lay mind.
Rose is dark and swarthy with a guam
tity of very short black hair. She has a
convincingly Innocent serious expression.
She stands always, looking very young and
soulful, in front Of large easel. 1 have
never seen her put brush to the lines
Of the shattered violin cases that appear
on the canvas that is eterpally on Roses
easel.
Roses pose is Art, but her business is
great round halo rising above the head.
one is allowed to test Roses stock of gin,
liqueurs, mellow, very mellow. whisky, and
If one is a regular patron, benedictine.
After one test the victim 10 willing to pay
almost any price.
And he does.
Roses prices are as modern as her sur
roundings. And when one goes out one
is never quite sure whether he paid for
the package jauntily done up like pot of
flowers or for soft gleam of Roses lustrous
eyes.
Bertha the Beautiful
Is Queen of Them All
Bertha the beautiful bootlegger is the
prize exhibit. She is way up in the social
scale. She never walks. She Is eminently
chic Her husband has some remote con-
nection with the diplomatic service. Her
methods are like this. The scene is a
fashionable dinner party. Bertha speaks.
"Ah, yes" toying with the delicate neck
of her wine glass; "It is really pleasure
these days to sip such delicious champagne.
Unless one was very far seeing, 1t is diff
fcult to get just now. We're you wise, Mr..
Townley? Did you lay in sufficient stock
before the blow fell?"
Bertha's eyes fash moro brilliantly than
the long diamond pendant at her she'll
like ears. She leans forward. There Is
note of confidential affection In the tones
of her dulcet voice.
II tell you, Mr.. Townlsy, my husband
has just had the greatest stroke of luck.
He was able to get some champagne last
week at an unusually low price. But he
bought 80 much that, you know, I am
afraid to have It all in the house; with all
this crime wave, you know, you can't
be too careful Of valuables. Now.
If you really wanted it, know could
persuade him to let you have a case or
two, just to relieve my nerves."
The rest of the conversation IL strictly
confidential. One withdraws a little, feel
ing that this is not for common ears. but
as the ladies retire to the drawing room
the next door neighbor might hear Bertha
say in her cool, cultured voice:
"And yes, shall we say tomorrow? Come
to tea around s, can you? Drive your car
over yourself. Good"
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

reached into the upper pocket
of his tunic. Taking out tiny rubber disk
attached to a silken cord he placed it to
his ear.
stop auto No. 1885, N. Y, 1921, Ford
sedan; pick up boy about 8, blue sailor
suit, blond curls; arrest One-Legged Mike;
take no chances with him."
Voices out of the air hurled these instruc-
tions to thousands of policemen on duty in
Chicago one day last week. The Ford
sedan was not recovered though jealous
patrolmen stopped every car with New
York license. The little boy was found
playing amid the fee cakes on the lake
shore, and the man who got One.Legged
Mike took him without struggle by hav-
ing his gun handy and taking no chances"
as per Headquarters instructions.
This is what the wireless telephone is
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

T TUGO SHINES, the German Rookie
feller, the strong man of the great
war born and unstable republic Of
central Europe. is really a personality.
We in America know little about him, and
that little we do know is largely erroneous
We think of him as a man made wealthy
by the war-as profiteer. He is not. He
was the German Rockefeller before the
war. He is descended from line of in
dustriaI leaders. What he got out of the
war in the way of wealth came to him only
as result of the industrial organization
he achieved, and that industrial organiza
tion was effected not for personal reasons
but that his country might be better able
to wage war more efficiently.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

{ ~ Uz-Z-z-Z." The patrolman on doing
ID beat started, stopped and il the
reached into the INNER pocket around
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
DEATHS

Frt., 2 p. N. At her late residence S727 n
MARY 4. WADE tnee McDemotO, wits
.d 1T To %sG't from sr re sne' e!s
cedar st.. Thursday, Dec, ?s, at A. u,
r. r. lS,sn 4Sa;s sosSI q Hfh in;.,!n. 9ssI q,
Dominc,s Cemetery. Holmesburg. pa
Ey % Drc min sd iHy2 %s,,sy Macy
s%. ps9d isS ss el$l md tge"s;
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s'er, aVed 80. kela''v"s aud friends are. in
sH,' ., y F. r|% M q, hs% laa rssId.ncs 20 " @
Gsaar ~" MSr@hG.ry'lG 2lor, e. Int. prI.
SsS% Ss%S%r&$tFMG M II% bsc -; = = = sTE"i,HX e 3gs
s'E Web!cr ter aged % - Rpja1,e. nd ri" risSda srS
&c "'"1 to az HTss rsasd f@"sT' as5 4s
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f@"': co@ 80 , .r! ra. '9%r'- @ds 4y@ "
Ncmos.,ns., pa ,n.o be LIVED F.. t 49,, ,,.
wa "TrIf ps AZ" ' ~r5@a ,I% "St iz liz -
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Ei"HLH NATIONAL BANK

Philadelphia December 81 1929
A. meeting Of the Board Of Directors
hcd tbs day Il regular Semi-Bnnual dividend
o, rEN Dollars per share. nm extra dividend
lend Of TWHSfY % DoIsrs s'I Der Share share G,E wes
,T,ared payable January =. 1923. 10 stock
nnoldcrs OF record At close OF business
DcSember 81. 1922. Checks will h., mailed
The sum Of $3.50. 600 was transf"rred to
surplus. making that fund sl.25O 900
ClAEI.ES Il COOK I,uanLnr
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Diyldenda
NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK
sth and natinbip 40 Ear,nun,n,r,, 4, (,

ith and Dauphin sts., GCrnantOwn ave,
Philadelphia. Dec. - 1922.
Az tho regular meeting OF the Board Of
Directors Of this bank, held this day. a
regular semi-annual dividend OF O per cent
was declared. payable January 9. Ia23. TO
stockholders Of record AT tho close "t bus
ness December 80. 1922. Checks will be
N The surplus fund.
II, E. sCHUEHLEN.
"a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
WILLIAM J. CURRY. Treasurer
,,MANAYrNK NATIONAL n,YK

rhs FoarIIP IPNITT' ~ n, December 70, 1927.
,ssfed the regular aemi-annuaI divIdend %,
'T ana an extra DIVIDEND 0r occ on ,hs
,"W'a! r.,,! atccn' PAYABLE on or after January
,".tt' =, uhtii such time the books viii rs,
~ Ts,h Closed 500. 900 has been Transferred,
taonn no surplus account. nIak,ng thar account
''"'VoV Dividend checks will be- mailed
EUGENE J. MORRIS
Caghier
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PHILADELPHIA & WESTERN RAILWAY
CnMpaNX =.

Norrlstown Pa, Drromhor Is ,unn
- Preferred Stock Dividend No. 2s
ne Board ~ Directors has this dav do.
area 2 dividend Of one and one quarter u.r
Cent H'"l on the preferred stock Of ,h,s
Omnany. payable January ~, r02a 70 rre
,ssnsa stockholders of record at the clos.
y business December 81 1922,
'hecks will he mailed
WILLIAM I CTRpy r,ro.....
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Annual Elections
aay the fkNN MUTUAL LIFE
l\SI'R .rnnn

Tn. rhAadClphia December 10. 1927.
,srv. annual election for nine trustees to
ONES ofee years Will be held at the horns
hniIdIng 'ne company In the Penn Mutual
deiph!a pS Shth and walnut streets, Phlln.
'eh 'ss hours OF 10 4, NJ and 3 q, II.
4, SIDNEY A. SMITH secr.,srv
So HE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL
p,,, BANK
The ,hlah"lnhia, December g. 1929.
b. no,a annual Election for Directors will
jsnuar, a 'ns i'anItnT mousse on Tuesday.
tson and ,,H'2;, between tho hours OF ~
" HOWARD WOLFE. Csshisr,
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DEATHS

prWE"t;Siip Watt;Siip aurn, "l1 H"TWttfITTiAu Nc.
GIRR Rrlatives Und frlenus, also MeIita
Lods, 80 2o2 r ..l,,J a.d A. a. are Invited
, his late residence 52io Pine st. Int. prl-
w$Sa &$%yArT2s q jaola. p II ;,,a MAGE F,n.l. Fl
r5S e. js ] Il 1%. a. irSsr S
m lM,"rm"nt , 1r C2ny"y"ggGos VII meet
=. at AiGm@!rd s'a'lGn ,.,'' ''"'''" a. -''"
wMdINS MIINryEE MtES9 Pen ,a.s % MARlH w's q
;%ryeas Tr ". % ' y "Hss% ssi9e49s 1@sF,% q
bert e. INT Gr"enmo,ut cen. Friends NAV
"f John e. McMennny. ReiarIles and rii.nds
rT ''He4 a. 10 bar %"a Gn1,hI fqaSrs rsGGn ssrGS H.
SS% %&"%Ta4 Tnnrs "y" Sr.r Io5 = 9Nr" f. Friends MAJ
gG%iT s@3 o, IT, az a." Iionr! Ii1fN T. ana Aa"a @
:: M'+maid. Relatives and crieud1 are IN.
, rom Ms hrothors residence. 'rro~Ty 2. Nc.
@'3g!d' "s g%;' a.s%,, b,,, r M,Sr"."H ma r.,
,MJIL.ER, prr, %, 1922. louN husband
,1o = ana r Il ", ana a. "rd"rs Of VII cI
%t"S %. Tssd"nca, asaIi :. Gra% ~ a. rn. In, "'' AZ
MIILLEEE. PFC, %; 1922 GAn,. =. nv.
Tsr' (,, y"~s; Th,rs.. : = M,, .s,e .esldeq:e rgo
i;sT r ",a'iT c,l Wed o,a mt 'r"'"'""""' F''@nl'
w ,MIIl;Tt,,IiT[iLI.. + ,-,a De-; 2. JrLrAN4 NJ
Mr"6f funsrSi .Sier ssr%ice. vi h rDo,s %r"2M9' r.
'"H m:I.li%ER 1F ct At !", Gar2 Rr.iis," iia' y r,
80 .%y,I%$ 70 a,,sG% riS~..t s', o"s ','"
lnt"lmen, saturday a. AGE's Landing. g..
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DEATHS
ph A. Geist. Notice OF funeral

| M.'oW ot JoSeph ~ beist, NOllce Ol tuneta
| GErAiAN. .---Dac. 30 KATE. widyw Of
members of seventh ST. NJ Il. CHurcb' sTC
Invited TO attend funeral services. Fri
y. NJ, late residence. g0O3 =. jIh st. Int.
! Monument Gem. Friends may cal Thurs.
GIEE. Dec. 20 WILLIAM. beloved
husband Of Mary Ghee, Relatives aud
70 attend funerai, SAL, ) 80 4 st. + from I, s' hs
A. INT "'H oi1 s"pn"hr%sf s%"fG q o@% '@% S''y '"
q. is$2 arHD MHi%'2Ft"P % bu.Tsa RS OF OF nsr Msr
sarei G,kel Service. on SHruIav morning.
Il sas ioTS isg" ?Y.2ScE ,Sss;rS%,t at he 2Sr t. sa,
nriyis1tee. nriTyi1.e.r Eiew,ng Eriday evening.
nskHAH sIi% ToN OF tAf5"%5G rsIc %a &% %@ E~o,r.. -
ahd fr,nhds invited TO |il"Ld funeral Fri .
;ohsoc,Ic,, A. NJ from hsr lS'e rGeS1encc @o1 :,
G1Iem H1I ID mS'F G' Ghgrch %r tho" u y Sp.rlt.
nld rarh"dra cc1 R"rm1ins mav b" ,IeMcd
l'I drfE,To OK e 3 l"3I W. w. .nins,on M y n.,
- lo3. IuSE;fI sgm 0.'FT Sn,-''o ,J '' !" e.
Ang"to GoIrato. Nclaityr" 1nd ,rior",IS' ais" al 90
u 81 Invited r0 TO al ottand ' IT fameTS %t - :,
4, NJ, from hin fathers residcl~o. 10 <
, Pomr",i's Church G'h 4 and rIIIi""' rIIIi"''' a,n
M" Gr.hz hl%IT zfTf,E t,r2T5 H6oc %"4 = 1922 ,o,,v m
Land "f late Mar ciraEier 'Sro'G Saea i;,,a5i' nG'
Ee,"' ..eso "Hd ,iri"gds invited to fq9erti
5s1" \, Lawrence st Re0rliorn mass a. 'n.
Ehg'rM q ne INCARNATION 10 4, VI, In.' NJ
EiIZNnETit .ihH, 4; WIDOW Of TEo1nSs G"r,.SsGa "a
Ee'rv' Rsls jives and friands are invite" i 2"T" 7"
f2%S Da@a ri o. So IsrtS a. n ~ s"sn@ s"f4r@"% ,n
m"ss -, Ghm,h Of our lad, uf Ihe Rosar,
+" VAs 4 bsr !9., :: ii P"B}S EbTAni%3 IG% nn.n.,a
Of lat" Sophia Erunswirk Haas aged -
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COMMERCIAL Artists
b"nnfr" '"ain"d earn t0o p week ana m,
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'gmm"'' Al 'sri organization ~ The reld
pneIS NnI = training under direct ruper
'Enn ~ theW Expert Hrltats. the demand
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l.I4 WaInIt 81.
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MR. OFFICE OF
me UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT CO..
n, w. nrool

r.. hisdelph'a. December l3. 1922.
,r.s ny directors have this day declared a
L SaarsLIy dividend OF ono and one -hnjf DrT
,t ,tht 700 per share) on tho common stock OF
w company. payable january 10, I828, 10
"o.uefs or common stock OF record AT N,
'Gss or business December 80 1000 '
Checks will lie mailed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
PHILADELPHIA RAPID TRANSIT COM.
PANY so Collateral Gold bonds Of 1O61---

Under terms OF tho Sinking Fund sealed
proposals will he received until ~ O'Clock
noon. December 80. 1929. at the office ot The
Lives and Grnntins Xnnnitle.. Trustee, for
the sale to It at the lowest price. not
cesdins l05 and accrued interest, OF as
many bonds as S82.se2.l2 will purchase
Proposals should be addressed TO
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR IN.
sLRANCES ON LIVES AND GRANTING
ANNuITlES.
Sl1 Chestnut ST.. Philadelph -
Tenders for Sinking Fund p. o.. Coll.
Trust 5s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
HELP wANTED--FEMALH

wANTED-.Cashier ana bundle girl for seh
rliCationB In strict confidence. Thresasr
Brothers 1922 Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
''NoNn NATIONAL BANK OF pHIIA.
DEIHNIA At FRANK EnRn
NATIONAL. SECURITY RANK

l,nc Board ut directors havc ms I,v
u5%IIe Semi Annual Dr>idond ~ Fifteen
lra1m.i praEallo J anunry 2. l023; ana have
(SIs0 Onnn"l IWo hundr"i and lifly t.IOnsand
tfst T,,, dMlars 20. surplus Fund. muking
n,tv t,Gtnn On" million seven hundred and
"ousdhd 81 75u, ,0uOD ,Iu'IuIs
W II. Mex EE rushier
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
TIE AMERICAN GAS, COMPANY

Tb. po,., =. r,, bccenbor 10. 1929
.naSS inS board or Directors has this day ds
20" per share; payable January z, i9aS
~ we hiockho!derI OF record at q o'rIrcK
mailed. 'N"' VIII 10
JOS. II. TOWNSEND. "a.
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YOUNG WOMEN

YOUNG WOMEN
why not come and see me this week. Thsrs
are onenines for ambitious vounR women
who are looking for pleasant work.
Telephone opera ting IL permanent: there u
no lay n~ after the first of tho year; Na
year round work
There Il 90 better lin. than risbt now---
This week--to enter this business
You viii receive sI3 a week at tho start SD
more Hf'sr 3 weeks
MISS STEVENSON
1891 Arch ts
: 40 A VI. 70 r. ".
THE EELL TELEPHONE co. OF PA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
gec FIRST MORTGAGE
3-YEiR COUPON NOTES
NJ Sale at Par and Interest. Dated 0r
tober 1, 1922

Denominations OF $500
cailable Rt interest-paHing periods ~ lOl
and interest The property conveyed to So
cure payment OF these notes IL high.ctas =
property. the notes being for less than 50ec
Ot tho value OF the real estate encountered.
Buildings insured for full amount OF mort
sass and insurance paid for 3 years. Some
of tho Issues sold 10 strongest banks IN
county where property 10 located.
For further particulars write
W. l.. STOAKLEY.
A,tnrnev n LAW Cherltnyv Va
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fRANKIIN NATIONAL BANK
thestnut street. West Of Broad

FRANKIIN NATIONAL BANK
Chestnut street. West OF BROAD
4, PhilH"lphIa, DeCembcr %. 1879
niN IN" r"guIhr meeting OF the Board ot
t. r'mT.'l2tS or this Bank, held this day a quar-.
n dividend Of q Der cent. was declared pny-
~" January !, l"@3. to stuckhOldcr, OF record
'"rks win ha mailed ''' ''--'
O. WI hARbT. Vire.rr"sIdcnt and Cashier
SECOND NATIONAL. BANK or pm,
priTHIA AT FRANkFORD
Th ~, December 27 1922.
San, lH"'ctors have this day declared a
Tar,h hTn"Ial dividend OF 1000 FREQ OF taxes
sSMn.' rsS,,n J"nunrS I. 1898, to stocNhoiders "i
" ~ at IN" close OF business December
~' IVY Checks with be mailed
FRANK ADSHEAD
Cashier
StTlO>AL SECURITY RANK
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IiIii. ;"' s+nc'l. hnIarvu'r Pu. = -
.nn't". u @@5f. or r7U lUuI g. .isaGaf . q
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-10
PLANS NO. 1S57-1S5S
FLOOR. rssssiar'o. 1858.
FLOOR PLAN .h0A Ias9.

An English Bungalow Home in stucco that is proving
to of the most popular of the late modern home
ideas and an architectural creation that is growing in
favor daily.
Because of the varied arrangements shown in the alter
floor plans, will be easy for you to adopt Of
them to meet your needs and individual requirements.
Compactness of arrangement with all modern time and
labor saving conveniences included give those who build
from these plans the greatest value for investment.
ANY additional information you are desrous obtain
ing will be given by addressing the HOME BUILDING
EDITOR.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-10

ofthhow wnandMh % %
nHe
ndSmaInG fan
the kh o opaul
distinctive attractive,
Hapfeg
md
mtoan erhi p
Ownership
Mdrmnv real
eand
be ODE eknowna
is mnSa
which, Of he attractive
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-10
Building Costs Are DolUn

Building Costs Are D0um
Eurybo has tim
mentin estga
fth gcoash shaeea then alhUeL
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17
ao aExs srEAD NEWS

II. r. Stuyerude, cashier of the Home
stead State I}anls, left for an extended
visit 10 North DSkota this week.
DIR. Storkan was seen al the Home
stead school last wea35
Mrs. Daily had an attack of appen-
dicitis last SATURDAY.. but according TO
--latest reports is RAPIDLY recovering.
Miss HewstoD and Miss Wilson spent
Saturday at PlentyWnod.
H. Honland spent Sunday at Glasgow,
returning Monday
Miss Aida Fraley has accepted the po-
s}tion as assistant postmaster.
Miss Bertha Brenden and Mrs. Joseph
Detienne Were maErad at Plentywood
yesterday
The sophomore class viii have a de-
peace has done more for the world than
war The. boys have the affirmative
the girls the negative. In their previous.
debate the juniors, presided as Judges,
but they seemed to be too partisan FOG
fhem. so have daaided to have several
teachers as. the honorable judges.
The basketball game Tuesday night
between Homestead high and Froid high
turned out iii Gagor o fth eformer. to
81. Both teams seemed 10 be fairly
matched, but Homestead took .thenn by
surprise and the first half resulted I'm
3 to % in favor of the visitors. The
game was fasl tard clean throughout Tr
the second half. however. both teams
played more evenly Ted Reynen carEfed
Oft the honors as star player
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17
MARKET REVIEW

With the great bulk of grains already
passed from the producer into the vari-
Gus trade channels, and the general reaIi-
cation that the worlds supply and de-
mand situation is too closely adjusted.
the grain markets, both foreign and do
nestle. have scored sharp advances not
witnessed since the Wartime initiation
period.
The steady Improvement of foreign ex
change and unexpected European buying
power is doubtlessly the origin of the
present rising tendency. just as it was
the reverse foreign conditions that pre-
cipitated the depression following the
war boom.
Germany. Norway and Russia have
bene strong bidders of late at Buenos
Aires and American markets 1t has
been well known nthat foreign and do
nestle buyers stocks have been strictly
on hand to mouth basis. The balated
buying movement may have received its
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17
SHERIFFS SALE

In the District Court of the TWEEN
tieth Judicial District of the State OF
Montana, In and For the County of
Sheridan.
JOHN w. SHELBY, Plaintiff;
WILLIAM SCHLEWITA, ANNIE
SCHLEWITZ, his wife, SHERT-
DAN COUNTY STATE BANK. a
corporation, LIBBY YARDS COM
PANY, a corporation, T. L. BEIS-
EKER, N. L. NELSON and OS-
CAR GULLICKSON, as receivers
for SHERIDAN COUNTY STATE
BANK, a corporation, and PIPER
HOWE LUMBER COMPANY, a
corporation, Defendants.
TO BE SOLD AT sHERIFFS
SALE, to the highest and best bid
der for cash, at the front door of the
Courthouse, in the Town of Plenty
wood, Sheridan County, Montana, on
the 18th day of February, A. D.
1922, at the hour of 9 o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, the following
described real property, to-wit:
The Northeast Quarter {NEA of
Section Thirty-three (33) and the
Northwest Quarter (NWA) of Sec
ton thirty-four (34) in Township
Thirty-six 1861 North of Range Fiji
ty-two (52) East of the Montana
Meridian, containing $50 acres more
or less according to the government
survey thereof.
Together with all and singular the
tenements, Entertainments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging, or in
aEywise appertaihing.
Dated this oath day of January,
A. d. 1922.
OSCAR J. COLLINS,
Sheriff of Sheridan County, Mont.
By RODNEY SALISBURY,
A2-H g Under-Sheriff.
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torneys within twenty days after the
| service of this summons, exclusive OF
| the day OF service; and in case of your
! failure to appear or answer, judgment
| Will be taken against you by default
for 1.-THE relief demanded an the com
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain
judgment. /. Against the defendants,
| Frank kujaWa, sometimes known as
| Frank Kwjawa, wife of Frank kuiawa,
sometimes known as Frank kwjaWa, for
amounts due, payable and unpaid to the
| plaintiff in accordance with the terms of
| the mortgage Indebtedness secured by
| the mort gage hereinafter described
| $4,000 together with interest thereon
at the rate of ten per cent per a~nnum
| from December 1st, 1890; for the sum
| of $4,000 together with interest there
from December 1st. 1921; for the sum
Of $25OO.0O together with interest there
on at the rate Of six per cent per annum
from December 1st. 1921 and for the
sum of $27T.50 together with interest
thereon at the rate of twelve per cent
per annum from November 29th. 1921;
together with reasonable attorneys fees
and the cost of this action.
And said action is further brought for
the foreclosure of that certain mortgage
Of real estate made by Frank kuiaWa
sometimes known as Frank Kwjawa,
and Gladys kujaWa, wife of Frank
kujawa, sometimes known as Frank
Kwjawa, as mortgagors, to Gold-Stabeck
Company, a corporation. as mort gagee
under ualc OF january iIlii, iJIS, NlhCH
said mortgage was duly recorded in
Book 1888 OF Mort cages on pages 494-495
of Sheridan County, Montana. Of the
records of the County Clerk and Record
er of Sheridan County, Montana, and
which said mortgage was duly sold. as
signed, transferred and delivered by an
assignment in writing to the plaintiff
in this action. which said ASST gnment
was duly recorded in the office of the
Clerk and Recorder of Sheridan County,
Montana on the Gath day of March,
A. d. 1919, at four O'Clock, p. M. in Book
of Assignments of the records of said
mortgage and foreclosure thereof eff
fecting the following described premises.
to-wit.
Southeast Quarter (SEA) of Section
Twelve Q2), Township Thirty-four CAD
North, Range Fffty-two (52) East, and
Southwest Quarter (SWA) Section Sew
ell 10, Township Thirtyfour (34) North
Range Fifty-three East of the Montana
Meridian, containing three hundred TWEEN
ty (320) acres. more or less, according
to the United States Government Sur
vey thereof together with all and sim
gular the tenenents, Entertainments, APP
water bitches and water easements, and
all other rights belonging or in anyWise
appertaining thereto.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said
Court this 8th day of February. A. D.
1922
(SEALl
c. B. PETERSON, Clerk.
BY H NJ. JOHNSON, Deputy.
BRATTEN & KETTER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Sidney, Montana.