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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31
k111,s cIRI AND H1N1sELF.

LAFFERTY, Ohio. May il
John Happ, AZ, a miner, shot and
killed Rosie Sentkeskie, 16. at a
boarding house here today and
turned the gun on himself, result
ing in his death. The couple had
been sweethearts. Happ sent two
bullets through the girls head
and then blew the top off his own
head
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31
The Princess.

Eugene ofBrien. once ranked
among the idols of the screen, e e.
seen today. at the Princess in the:
title role of "Chiva1rous Charley.
a picture in which he has little OPP
portunity to display his real ability
as an actor.
AS a good Samaritan he is al:
ways on hand to help the so-called
weaker sex, and as a consequences
is constantly getting into all sorts;
of trouble
His uncle decides to cure him in
manner that makes very poor
stuff for the screen. and causes one
to believe that what is heard OF the:
dearth Of good photoplays IS true true
in part at least. u
It Is not good for. young people
and would hardly please adults
international News and a SEN
nett comedy are the added features
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\ y; N |, Z ! TI,o3,5aISTERFERE.

PITTSBBRGHs MI 2 r. -
Spectacular ceremonies by the
sKu HKlux Khan on hill tops thin
the city limits last night. which
were witnessed by hundreds of
persons in neighboring streets,
today brought from Harry B. Row
land. district attorney. the state
ment that "as long as the mem
bers of the order refrain from
causing damage and infiicting in
jury upon citizens of the county
and keep within the law" he
would have nothing whatever to
do with the matter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31

Attend vention-Employes OF
the local postoffice who attended
the state convention of postal
clerks in Clarksburg were John S.
Scott, local postmaster, j. D. Viii
son, assistant postmaster, C.. B. Col
Inns. superintendent of mails, and
Wilmoth Rollins. Wallace kuhh
and r. c. Duval1, clerks.
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NFlNT son BURED.

Gail MarShaII IooCh man, tHe
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Toothman, died at an early hour
this morning shortly after birth
at the home at milestone near
Warrington. Burial was made
this afternoon at o'clock III the
MILESTONE Cemetery by Under
taken f. II. Huey of Huntington.
Mrs. -Toothman, mother OF the in
fant..ts seriously III.
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:yNOMA rs CLUB
CEI::NSORS HIP ::

Criticism, and comment on the at
trse.ions at the local theaters appear
in- in this column are furnished by
he raevic censorship eonannittee of the
Wouann's Club of Fafrnont Tn" West
yfrgin3zue does not assume any re-
sponsibilIty for the *eosnions expressed
The Editor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31
-woopYARp ANNOUNCES 4

CHARLESTON, May; Ill on
gresham Harry c.. Wood yard to-
day filed in the office OF the Sec sec:
rotary of state his announcement
of candidacy forerenominat ion from
the fourth ID district etis t1 ,t first ;
OF tie nressn renre sentative tc
certify his cand idacrs Is
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31

Program at Metz-The. closing
exercises OF the Metz School in
Warrington District will be held al
1880 O'Clock this evening. i. a.
Barnes, county superintendent Of
schools will deliver the principal
address. A program will be put on
by the pupils of the school.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31
The Blue Ridge.

A blending of artistic beauty,
careful lighting and rare photos.
.raphy make of 'Enchantment
featured at the Blue Ridge for the
last times today, an exquisite O.
fcring that is feast for the eyes
and rest for tired nerves.
1t is humorous recount1ng OF
the experiences Ola vain and pref
ty young flapper (Marion Dav1eso
who believes that the world Is at
her feet, and ready to move at her
slightest bidding. Her father, de-
Gliding that he will disill,sion her.
if possible, enlists the services OF
handsome young actor who pro
ceeds to fall in love with her.
Forest Stanley as the actor ls
admirably cast, and Tom Lewis and
Edith Shayne as the old-fashioned
parents of new fashioned girl are
ideal and Miss Davies as the daugh-9
ter is irresistible.
It provides good clean entertain
nent in which even the children
will find something to enjoy, az az.
there are scenes from the Sleeping
Beauty.
The added features are Fox News
and comedy.
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CAPITOL TOWER DEMOLISHED

CHARLESTON,M May 3l-The main
tower of the old state capitol was
brought down today by the con-
tractors who have been demolish-
ing the ruins. The tower was I'M
dermined in such a Way that its
fall would not injure the statues on
the ground in front of the building.
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{. T ii WANT ADS.

EosT Eady,s Wrist Watch: golo.
hazagon shape; f.. F. H Return
81 West rirgfnian or phone 207-J.
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RFairmont and catherine pelIacyg4
s2sss Fafrmont
Returns to Frostburs--Clyde E.
Hennen Of F'rostburg. Md, has re
turned there after spending sew
eral days in this city
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Marriage Efcense-The following
agesIicenseSwa issued in the
sfficeS County Clerk Lee N. Sat
srfIsd today Joseph O'Neill, rs,
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THE W sATHEN-

Inquest Continued.-The inquest
into the death of Herschel Estep
cfSWheeling who was killed in an
auto accident Saturday evening,
has been#c until Monday,
June 12sEby Coroner J.. L. Blocher
1 ENitnesse Of the accidents We're
questioned at the first sitting of
sShescoroner which was at 2 O'Clock
MONDAY afternoon at Blocher's Of
fees but little information, beeond
the factssthat the Estep car had
been speeding was brought out.
TheSfo our occupants of the car who
Ferasinjured are reported to be re-
covering atECook Hospital, and the
case aas been continual until they
are able to appear.
Work on Gym Regun.-Work on
new high school gymnasium at
lsole1nan and Fifth streets was
Started yesterday by c. E. Minor,
&cpntractor The building will be
completed by September Z, as CON
tracted for, Mr.. Minor stated. The
wynn will be of brick and stuc-
co. two stories high, and so by IS
&seetAin size. It will be lighted by
gIectricfty and heated by steam
Cook Hospital. Ra-
fealas Gonzalez of 4Beechwo w.
esSasunderwent a major operation
ay ats3C Cook Hospital Miss
fRuth Bfbbs, a young woman who
mas been selling Armenian en-
bFoideries in this $>city, had her
tonsHs removed today at the hos
pita
At Fairmont Hospital.-Minnie
EGonoflo OF Merchant street was
operated on for the removal of
herSt onsi1s today at Fairmont Hos
pit
turns to Home.-Carl Beltz,
osw as njured in an automobile
faccident NEAR sRivesville on Satur-
daySnig ht,, has sufficiently recov-
sered to be able to go to his home
fromsC Cook Hospital, where he had
been s. patient
Afen1ori a. Day Visitors.-A1rs.
IA nk Robinson and Mrs. Ada
sresn an Pittsburgh Mrs. C..
IoodBin 81 Grafton; Mrs. NJ. R.
ice fsss55SSEashington. D. c.:
ClaIence vii 1er. and John Weaver,
Observation-Disclosures &dlSs SuSSIS a
The homeso M 7. and RI Mrs. j. d.
Porter; IN East Park avenue. They
ZANE hereto NJ emorial Day and
spend the resto of the week in
ConnnIfte to Meet--Tke commit
Sotsthe music4department of the
oman Club to decide upon the
srtists, program for the coming
Hub year has been asked to meet
Stt the C. sat 1880 Thursday
evening
Marriaac Lfcense-The following
narriages1 icenseSwas issued in the
iceE Of County Clerk Lee N. Sat
rflsIu today Joseph O'Neill, rs,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31

:t;nI out the picture on all four
sid Then carefully fold dotted
line III Its entire length. Then
4d3tted line ~, and so on. Fold each
section underneath accurately.
When completed turn over and
find a surprising result. Save
thaEpictU 80.
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COAL OPERATORS
AT CONFERENCE
In WASHINGTON

Continued from page one>
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COMMITTEE FOR
NORTHERN WEST
VIRGINIA NAMED

Continued from page one,
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The Dixie

The Dixie
zone of the few film immortals'
saws some we'll know critics OF
The Three Musketeers. the at
traction at the Dixie today and the
rest of the week
The picture patron whS fails to
see Douglas Fairbanks in this
really fine production. will be miss
ing "a great treat. as he brings to
the film wonderful talent and abil-
ity in role to which he is pccul--
iarly adapted.
While the story is of historical
value and presents the manners OF
customs of the seventeenth century
it is by no. means dry or uninter-
esting history, for there is ro-
nance conspiracy. plenty of
action. and not a little comedy. in
all of which Dartegan (DouSlas
Fairbanks) has a part.
"A splendid musical program ,ac.
companies the showing of the piS-
ture.
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The Nielsen

nc ~
The building and subsequent
bursting of a dam is not a new
theme for story. but Zane .C,sy
has given it new setting in Che
Last Trail showing at the Nelson
today.
1t is a film that would make lis.
greatest appeal to men because 1t
deals principally with construction
work, but there is a thread of ro-
nance running through it as Wen
as much intrigue and treachery
Might Hawk, mysterious rob
her, is finally tracked to his den
the builder of the dam is found 20
be an fmposter, evil is punished
and right triumphs.
For those who like this type ofs
story it is an average entertain
Urban Movie Chats complete the
program.
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Committed to Meet--Tte commit
sse OF the music department of the
woman Club to decide upon the
ssrtfsts, program for the coming
silfb year has been asked to meet
"a the c. "a. att7:3o Thursday
7sxsaniIl p SIS rs Il I'M N RI
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-31

Ret nrns to Home.-Carl Beltz.
injured in an automobile
Rivesville on Satur-
day night has SUFFICIENTLY recov-
cred Ito be able to go to his home
from Coo Hospital, where he had
been q patient
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coal must go into the market an
get it -
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ats Fsairn1ont Hospital.-Minnie
sGonofIo OF Merchant street was
operated on for the removal of
her tonsi1ss today at Fairmont Hos
3rSff al NE aE4Sl
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Monday and twelve cars Tuesday,
all of which the B. & o. secured.
Eoc+ of Graftop
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-16
Amusenents
WESLEY BARRY IN
"RAGS TO RICHESo-ALCAZA

Why is it that the appeal of the
theme of boys rise from rags to
riches is eternal and unfading, hav-
ing a powerful hold on young and
old alike? And why is its message
universal? The answer to these
questions is given in Rags to
Riches" which is row being shown
at the Alcazar theatre.
Freckled. inimitable Yves Will be
remembered by all who saw him in
school Days" He typifies the I'M
conquerable spirit OF youth and it's
adventurous strain, which he always
succeeds in communicating to his
audience.
Rags to Riches" adapted from
Charles A. Taylor's celebrated stage
play, centers about young Marina
duke Clarke, a wealthy little child.
who frefs under the artificial for
mality of his home, and pines for
little action. He gets his chance upon
discovering burglar in the house.
How the lad helps to corral the
crooks makes for a climax which is
exciting and refreshing.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-16

Black Loan Corporation, Inc.
Loans on Endorsed notes household goods
or anything of value. 204 Clark Bldg.
Main 2b61.
REAL ESTATE LOANS--As low a. per
cent on up-to-date houses in Grsater
Birmingham. jackson securities Co..
ll3 N. alst ST. Main 10.
REAL ESTATE-Losns on first mortgage
at and per cent. Henley -Spurxeou
Realty Co.. Sz1 y. zlst 81 Main 1890.
LOANS made on improved resi- estate in
Birmingham anu I per cent Title
Guarantee Loan and trust Co.. Titio
Bldg.
WE negotiate loans and sell real estates
Mcconnell White-ferry zo26 I'D Ave-
MONEY TO LOAN 62
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Four Nice Melons


New York, November 15.-The Standard
Oil company of New Jersey today de-
ciared regular quarterly dividends of si.25
on common stock and s1.7s on preferred
stock, payable December is on stock re-
corded as of November rs. Distributions
of the recent stock dividend of 400 per
cent is made on a basis of four shares of
new common for each s25 share of par
common now outstanding.
New York, November 15.-The Schultz
Retail Stores corporation today declared
dividend OF IS share on common
stock. payable in per cent cumulative
preferred stock.
New York. November 15-Directors of
the Standard Gas and Electric company
today declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of per cent the preferred
shares Of the company, payable December
Is to stockholders of record November 30.
...New York, November 15.-Directors OF
the Manhattan Shirt company today in
creased the quarterly dividend on com
mon stock from 90 TO rs cents, and de-
clared in addition an extra dividend of 20
per cent on common stock.
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"sILvER WINGS WITH
MARY CARR-ALCAZAH

william Fox's super-produetion.
Silver Wings" featuring Mary
Carr, will be shown for the first
time in Birmingham at the Alcazar
theatre, staring Monday. According
to adviees from the William Fox
offices in New York city. this feature
production shows Mary Carr In a far
better Characterization than in the
famous "Over the HILL"
Mary Cars role is that of mother
and devoted wife who assumes. up
on the death of her husband. the
care of a profitable business that he
had built as well as the care of two
boys and a daughter. One son is a
quiet unassuming chap and the other
is lazy lad who permits himself to
become the victim of social parasites
and bogus business men.
The daughter marries for love
much against the wishes of her proud
brother. The young son who has
toiled diligently in his fathers fac
tory is forced to run away because
OF his brothers crime which has been
fastened upon him. The mother
Mary Carr watches two of her chill
dren depart and then discovers that
this promising son on whom she has
showered so much affection, Is him
self accused of forgery. He, too.
absconds, but his waywardness
forces his mother into bankruptcy.
After the mother has drunken deep
the dregs of poverty the family is
brought together by curious twists
Of fate and once again happiness en-
tiers into the portals of their lives.
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EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS WANTED

rights for newly patented
Double Grip Electric Light; everybody
prospective buyer. Double Grip Lamp
Co. 22h Sprnce ST. Reading. Pa.
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Statesmen WANTED
HIGH GRADE
SALESMAN WANTED

HIGH-GRADL
SALESMAN WANTED
Are you a salesman of the higher order?
Can you sell stock in community where
every banker. merchant and man and
woman of affairs are a part Of it, actual
stockholders and boosters? Ii so we have
an unusual proposition that will pay
You most literally for your efforts. We
want real statesmen and managers for
ST Petersburg, Tampa, jacksonville, Or
lando, Miami and elsewhere. Write, Civ
ing us full particulars to yourself;
We Will treat 1t in confidence and send
fun details at once. Address DAIMLER.
care Candy Bridge Co., st. Petersburg.
Florida.
SALESMAN. with car to sell flour in
Alabama; one OF the strongest COM
pettive lines both in quality and price.
What territory do you waut2 Address
F. O. Box 1888. See me Friday for city
territory Mt Chesterfield Apartments.
Whit Whitman, Birmingham, Ala,
WANTED-Shoe salesman to carry side
line high grade low priced work shoes
direct factory deliveries. Southern Shoe
and Leather Co., Columbia, $. &.
wANTED-Three young men to learn
salesmanship; no previous experience re
CURED permanent positions Apply ZIG
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
SITUATIONS WANTED. MALE So
HIGH GRADE
SALESMANGER
Is open for proposition; is years expert
enee perfer southern territory. the very
best Of references as to ability and
character Address K-s2, caro- Age
Herald
wANTED-Job as shipping clerk or bill
erenoea, Address E-s2. care Age-Herald.
sITUA'Ns WANTED, FEMALE SIS
wANTED-Position by bright young wom
an to do general office work, or In doc
tors office. Address. L-s2. care Age
Herald,
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BIG DANCE TONIGHT
AT ATHLETIC CLUB

The second big dance of the week
will be staged at the Birmingha
Athletic club tonight, when a capa-
city house will be entertained as
watson's Bell Hops crank up on the
opening number. The Bell Hops.
probably the most popular musical
organization ever brought to Bir-
mingham, will also play for the big
Football Ball" to be held at the
Athletic club Saturday night.
This dance Is being staged in
honor of the Auburn and Centre foot
ball players. The affairs are being
staged under the personal direction
of Hugh Hill.
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LEGAL NOTICES |
state of Alabama. Jefferson County.

state of Alabama. jefferson County.
Estate of DR.. w. H. Murphy, deceased
Letters of administration upon the es-
tate of said decedent. having been grant
ed to the Undersigned, on the sth day of
November. 1929, by the Hon. J. p. Stiles.
Judge Of the Probate Court of jefferson
County. Notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against said estate
will be required to present the same within
the time allowed by law, or that the same
will be barred. w. H. MURPHY, Jr.
Admin strator
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MONEY TO LEND

MORTGAGE LOANS on ciose-in ana
suburban dwellings and apartments
centrally located business property In
Birmingham and other Alabama cities
OF 10000 population and more; also
improved Alabama farms; prompt
service; minimum expense.
JEMISON d. co. (INC.i
221 N. 21st st. Birmingham. Ala
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NEW YORK CURB LIST
~ A.aoriafrII Press

New York, November 1s.-Transactions
on the New York Curb Market today were
as follows:
Vnduut~iale
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-11-23

Mrs. o. d. Smith entertained the
Missionary Society of the NJ. Z. church
Friday at 8 o'clock, in her home.
The ladies had with them on this occa-
sion Mrs. Anna Garland, corresponding
secretary of the Southwestern Kansas
Conference. Mrs Garland is out in
the interest of the Missionary work
and gave an excellent talk along this
line after which they dismissed and
went in body to the Christian church
to hear Bro. Tibbs' sermon on the Mod
ern Dance. Mrs. Garland returned to
her homo in Wellington, Kansas, from
here.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-11-23
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Lego C. Brown
insane.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance Of an order
Of the County Court Of the County of Beaver.
State of Oklahoma, made the 10th day Of No
vember. 1922. the undersigned. Guardian. Of the
Estate of Lego c. Brown, insane. will sell private
ly. 10 the highest bidder. subject, TO conhrma
ton by said Court on Saturday. the 2nd day Of
December, A. d. 1922 at o'clock p. m at Mea-
dor & Wentworth's store ForGan. Oklahoma, all
the right. title and interest Of said Lego c. Brown
in and TO the following described Real Estate.
situate in Beaver County. State Of Oklahoma to-
wit:
The East Half Of the Northeast Quarter; the
Southeast Quarter of Section 20 and the North
west Quarter and the West Half Of the North
east Quarter of Section 2l in Township North.
of Range %. E. C. NJ.
Said Real Estate will be sold on the following
terms and conditions. to-wit:-Cash in hand.
Bids for the purchase thereof must be in writ
ing. and must be fled in the County Court or de-
livered to the undersigned at Meador q Went
worth store at Forgan. Oklahoma.
Dated the 10th day of November. 1922.
o. p. WENTWORTH.
Guardian Of the Estate of
Ills II-30 st Lego c. Brown, Insane.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-11-23
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES

The last service OF our revival
meetings will be held tonight (wed-
nesday. The regular attendance
at these meetings has been only
fair. but at each special service
OF the series we have had large
audiences. Friday night we had
full house to hear the special
sermon on "The Modern Dance"
Practically the whole audience
stood and pledged themselves to op-
pose the dance in the future.
Sunday was big day. Splendid
audiences both morning and even
ing. Four additions at the morn
Ing service. During the evening
services we were visited by two
OF the members OF the Ku Klux
klan, who came in quietly. handed
the writer and Bro. Carter each
u sealed envelope containing a mes
sage and a twenty dollar bill as a
gift from the local Klan. After
we had read the message to the
audience and thanked the myste-
rious gentlemen for their gifts they
quietly withdrew. Judging from the
uneasy look on the faces of some
present we would not have been
surprised to see them (the uneasy
ones) jump through the window
and beat nasty retreat. But
the hooded gentlemen evinced no
desire to do other than announce
a warning upon that occasion with
holding their fiery judgments till
some future time.
We have had seven accessions to
the church thus far.
Preaching service next Lords Day
morning. Special Thanksgiving Mis-
sionary program Sunday evening by
the Sunday School children. Come
and enjoy this program. Also wor-
ship with us at the regular services.
+. M. TIBBS.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-11-23

County Agent Hanly and Home
Demonstrators Miss Ruth Randall call.
ed on the following schools Tuesday
District No. 81, Locust Grove, Friend
ship, Palestine, Fairview and Fulton.
The two latter named had joint meet
ing of boys and girls club, basket
ball game, etc. Mr.. Hanly and Miss
Randall took dinner with County Com
missioner Daniel and mother.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-11-23
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF AC-
COUNTS
State of Oklahoma, Beaver County, IS
IN THE COUNTY COURT

In the Matter Of the Estate Of J. Augustus
J ones, Deceased
Notice 10 hereby given that Martha Jones. the
duly appointed administrator Of the estate Of
J. Augustus Jones, deceased. has rendered snd
presented for settlement and filed in said court
his final account and report Of his administration
as such administrator. and her petition for dstri-
button Of said estate. and for her discharge, and
that Thursday. the l4th day Of December. 1922.
being a day Of the regular term Of court to-wit:
of the October term. A. d.. 1922 at O'Clock D. m.
at the county court in the city OF Beaver. in
said county Of Beaver, has been duly appointed
by the court, for the settlement Of raid account.
and for hearing said petition. at which time and
place any person interested in said estate may ap
pear and file exception in writing to the account
and contest the same.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of said court. this 22nd
day Of November. 1922.
H. ID. MEESE,
County Judge.