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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

warrant issued by order Of Frederick Van
Nuys, United States district attorney. The
next morning they were taken to the
office of Mr.. Van Nuys, where they re-
NAMED for an hour and half, and made
a signed statement. That afternoon they
were taken before the Federal gfGnd
Jury which happened to be in session, an0
were taken back to Louisville by Captain
De Forester shortly afterwards.
The next day indictments were re-
turned in Federal Court against J. Her
bert Hartman; his wife, Lura; his
brother, Fred: Frank Francis and his
wife, Lura; Karl Kunkle and Cecil VII
liams, and all were arrested and re-
leased on bond the day following, Oct.
II. The indictments were in four counts.
and included violation Of the national
prohibition law, transportation of stolen
automobiles in interstate traffic, and con-
spirscy to commit these acts.
OTHER CASES
PENDING.
These cases are Eow pending in Fed
eral Court
On Oct Is, the Marion County grand
jury returned indictments against Mr..
and Mrs. Hartman, Fred Hartman, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis, Karl Kunkle and Fred
Doggy johnson. These indictments
contained charges of receiving stolen
goods, receiving stolen automobiles taken
from other States, conspiracy to commit
a felony, and entering homes to commit
burglary and Transporting liquor. Hart
man was charged with transporting
liquor, receiving stolen goods and re-
ceiving stolen automobiles taken In other
States, Mrs Hartman was charged with
receiving stolen goods.
The present case is based on q charge
that Hartman received a fur cape which
had been stolen by Francis.
HARTMAN REMOVED
By COAT3uTTEEAIEN.
About this time after al efforts to force
Hartman to resign from the Republican
ticket had failed, he was removed" at
a hurredly called meeting of precinct
committeeman, and Delbert o. Wilmeth,
who was elected city judge at the No
vember election, was substituted by the
Republican city committee.
Hartman brought a mandamus proceed
ings before Judge Theophilus ]. Moll in
Superior Court, room 3. to compel the
election commissioners to print his name
on the official ballot, but Judge Moli.
ruled against him after a holly con-
tested trial
The present case went 10 trial two
weeks ago. Feb. 20, in Criminal Court
before Judge Murray Balm OF Martins
Vile, judge Of the Morgan Circuit Court,
after Hartman had taken a change of
venue from Judge James A. Collins.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
A Notion Sale
Threads, Darn
ing Cotton,

Fine darning cotton, black,
brown, white and gray.
8 balls for Zoe
]. and P. Coats fine mercer
ized darning cotton, 10 a bolt
Assorted colors, 50-yard
spools sewing silk, SOC a doz.
Sanitary Goods
All rubber sanitary
aprons. SSc
All rubber sanitary belts. all
sizes, zoo
All rubber sanitary envelope
protector, $A'OO
Kleinert's feather w / 6 ut
shields.
No. 2, $50 no. 4. 41S
No. 8, 37S No. 5, Acc
Kleinert's silk lined shields.
No. 2 47c; No. 8. 52e; No. 4,
SIZE.
Kleinert's dress Il | d
guimpe, q new and practical
garment S1'7o
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Miscellaneous

Kid curriers'. all sizes,
100 a package
Needles, assorted sizes,
Sc a package
Hold-tight curriers', all sizes,
400 each
Lingerie tape, with bodkin,
good quality, 90 a bolt
Mems collar bands, all sizes.
90 each, or 9Oc dozen
Children's rubberized aprons,
Juvenile patterns,
29c and SOC each
D. M. G. sewing thread boil
proof colors; all colors.
So a spool
Barbour's linen thread, 200
yard spools, black, white and
ecru, 25G spool
Box of IL small spools, silk
and assorted colors, excellent
for mending, 19G a box
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
INDIANA DAILY ZINES, TUESDAY, MARCH I, 1922.

and What the Community Means to the
School," will be the subject of a talk
by Mrs. william H. Adams at School
No. 20 next Wednesday afternoon. Musi-
cal numbers will be given by Mrs.
Arthur MarGlieth.
Miss Lulu NJ. Taylor will speak on
"Music Appreciation and conduct a
Music Memory Contest among the moth
ers at School No. %. on next Wednesday.
Miss Sue Blasingham will talk to the
mothers of School No, IS at their regu-
lar meeting next Wednesday afternoon.
Musical numbers will be given by Mrs.
A. T. Fritz. On next Friday evening an
entertainment will be given for the bene-
fit of the school. Miss Alberta Mccain,
.harpist, and Mrs. Wayne Reddick, read
er, will furnish the program.
The Rev. w. Il. Knierim win present
an appeal to Boys at School No. 81
next Wednesday. +. o. Belzer will tell
Of Books Boys Should Read" There
will be a musical program.
Miss Cyrene Ohr of the Public Library
will speak at School No. A at their meet
ing next Wednesday. Martha Grace VIII
liams win give group of folk songs.
school Attendance and Child Labor
Laws" viii be discussed by Mrs: Phillip
Zoercher at School No. 81 next Wednes-
day. Vocal numbers will be given by
Mrs. Anna Barnard Fitzgerald.
Good Reading" Will be the subject Of
talk by Rev. w. L. Ewing at School
No. 10 next Wednesday. Mrs. Oscar
Jones Will sing.
At the regular meeting Of School No. 81
on next Wednesday, Miss Elizabeth
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
Buttons

A collection of buttons for
suits, coats and dresses, 3, 6
and IL on a card, 1Oc a card
Pearl buttons, IL on a card,
90 a card
Smoked pearl buttons, all
sizes. 3 cards TOR zoo
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
Snaps, Hooks
and Eyes

Koh-i-noor snap fasteners,
6 for $50
belong snap fasteners,
Sc a card
belong hooks and eyes,
Sc a card
Ampinco hooks and eyes,
So a card
Hooks and eyes on tape,
zoe a yard
Snaps on tape, zoe a yard
Representations,
street floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
PQreIt-Teucher Notes

At the regular meeting Of the Parent
Teacher Association Of School No. r. On
next Wednesday afternoon Helen Elder
will present q group Of dances, ac-
companied by Maud Pyle. Miss Carrie
Scott will talk on Books for Children"
.sNYhat School Means to the Community
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

At the meeting of School No. 81 on next
Wednesday Mrs Florence Waltz Walden
ISOLATION viii speak, Piano solos by Mrs =
Perry and Virginia Christie and piano
and violin numbers by Mrs. A. Masteller
and Mrs. Christie will complete the
program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

Murray A. Dalman will speak at
School No. 10. Sixteen children under
the direction of Mrs. 4, S"hellschIm 3
and Miss Berenice Reagan, accompanied
by Mrs. Howard Clippinger will give a
musical program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

Mrs Fred Hoke will talk to the mothers
of School No. 43 next Wednesday. Mrs;
irving Blus and Mrs. e. J. Portern will
plaY a piano duet.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

Robert e. Tracy will speak at School
No. As on next Wednesday. Recitations
BY Virginia ,Papps, Chester Wright, ana ana
primary department will be given. The
mothers win present a plaaylet and d.. e.
Hesser will provide a musical program.
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THREE GROUPS OF QUALITY
SILKS

An Assortment of Pleasing Crepes, 1898 Yard
Included splendid and satin Can.
ton chosen from regular lines
brown, black, white colors. inches wide.
Yard Wide Dress Taffetas, $18S Yard
Excellent quality afas in chiffon finish plain
gace effects in a wide range shades
32-Inch Stripe Shirtings, $1.98 Yard
schwarsenbach genuine ajerz
best patterns of particular planning
the folks"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

At the regular meeting OF School No. 62
on next Wednesday. Miss Elizabeth
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

Mrs. David Ross viii talk to the moth
ers of School No. II on next Wednesday
at S:13. A saxophone solo by Richard
Tyner, games by the first and secono
grade, and a cornet solo by Wesley Lewis
will complete the program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

Good Reading" Will be the subject Of
a talk by Rev w. l.. Ewing at School
No 10 next Wednesday. Mrs. Oscar
Jones will sing.
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HARTMAN, FREE
ON ONE COUNT,
FACES OTHERS

Continued From Page ons,)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

Miss Cyrene Ohr of the Public Library
will speak at School No Al at their meet
ing next Wednesday. Martha Grace VIII
liams viii give a group of folk songs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

Cowan will speak on Thrift" There will
be readings by P. D. Snipes and vocal
numbers by J. G. Egger.
School No 3 is planning an all-day food
sale on next Wednesday. The regular
meeting will be held at Is. A motion
picture of Japan will be shown and
there will be a Music Memory Contest
for the mothers.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Silks.
WOOlens and COttons
Thar Make for Economical Spring
Dressmaklng

Quality fabrics at reasonable prices make for the
greatest dressmakng economy for satisfactory wearing
qualities are quite important low initial price We
list below some of our lesser priced materials.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
AMONG THE WOODEN DRESS
GOODS

54-Inch Wool Jersey, $198 Yard
this price jersey
selection of including poppy Kelly green
reindeer, maduro, African, cadet
Wool Canton, SO Inches Wide, $198 Yard
This is splendid quality of alwool
brick, maduro, navy tan, pigeon and black
French Challis 81 Inches Wide, CSC Yard
Grouped this price twenty patterns
ported challis
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

rubber aprons of heavy quality
being closely Bingham. assorted
500, or for $500
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
QUALITY COTTON OFF
INCLUDE:

Imported English Bingham, 75c Yard
WIDE checks predomnatng
being black red rust brown heorope
yellow.
32-Inch Novelty Tissues, SOC Yard
In and plaids very pleasing md reasonable.
A. F. G. Ginghams 80 Inches Wide, 35c Yard
gngham quality
Queen Anne Prints, Yard Wide, 59c Yard
English these in effective
importation. -Ayres-Second
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s :5 :S;AYREs Coos

They offer coolness in sun
Numbered, they outwear mi
style on their side IS well.
Some have the roll collar
and V-shape neckline; others
have the simple Peter Pan col
lars.
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Very Special Notion Values

Scissors and shears of quality truly
able assortment All sizes scissors and shears to finch
ACC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-18

velkou svedomitosti p. Edw.
Krejsa, kdezto rezie byla ' ru-
kon p. F. Paly, jenz Sc podjal
teto prace $ nepopiratelnym
zdarem. Podobne sc libil j w
borne sehrany orchestr p. Svo-
body.
Nalada po celou hru byla
vyborna a jednotlive vykony
odmenovany pfecastym potle-
skem, ktery byl zejmena pfi
otevfene scene nekdy az rusi-
vym. jinak mono o operete
"Sto panen" smele rici, re by
la predstavenfm zdaTilym Re
zasluhovala navst6vy, jez by
sal naplnila v mife nejvetsl.
ze Sc talk nestalo jest vinna
doba, neb jak skutecnosti uti,
jest tyden pred vanoSnimi sva-
'tky nejnevyhodnejsim casem
cele zimnl sezony.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-18

VcerejSi operetni pfedstave-
nj peveckeho sboru Lumir- Hla
hol V ceske Narodn{ SIM test
10 Sc vlidnemu pfijeti detnych
posluchacI bylo jednim a
neizdafilejsich pOdnikd sboru.
Velkou zasluhu O to ma 'yeli-
ce zajimavy del vseobecn9 pfi
stupny a melotlicka hudba, jez
po celia til jednani mile piso-
bi. Humor jest panovnikem
mad vsemi Ilohami a vtip pro-
pukava " hazde scene. Hlav-
mimi osobaani Jest manzelska
ctvefice a JEFF dobrodruzstvi
ma cestach. We SVEN, zivlu
byli, 81. Julie MikeSova v dloze
Gsbriely, jejiz zp6v Sc velice
llbil, p. B. Sixta, jenz hral a
zpival takrka vrozenym je-
no humorem, 81. Rdz. Mahako-
va byla libeznou Adolfinou,
kterou jsme staremu papriko-
vi, tovarniku clko1ie Prahy
Up. Pala) skutecne zavid9li.
ObzvlaStni stesti pax mel p.
". Svoboda. jemuz p9kne pfi-
lehala role hostinskeho. Vtipny
a originelni kuplet "iidelnl IL
stek", komicky kvlntent Sc
vsem vydafil 0 cenz sv9dcil
velky potlesk. v rozpustil6
cisnici Fanny, pdsobila s plnym
zdarem 81. Porbora. ktere pro-
rokujem, re sc stane vybornou
subretou. Podobn9 Sc tuzil p.
j. Srsen v dloze guvernera a
pochvaine zminky zasluhuji
danny ] panove, pdsobicf v ro-
Itch drobn9jsich. pi. Svehlova,
(Dolores). ODE slecny Huetler-
Owe paula Betty, 81. Ryba-
kova (Payret), p. K. Kubellk
(kapitan), p. Vacek (kadet), !,
p. Hanzal (konstebl), p. X.
BeiSan (uvernerIv sekretaf) /,
p. K. Husa (Calson), p. V.
Preisler (Riter), jakoz i We
,skere clenstvo sboru, kery sc
dobfe drzel.
| Operetku nacvicil a fidil 5
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"DEVcE Sc STEHOvAVYM
SRDCEM".

Dosavadni letosni eszona y
Sokole Cleveland da Sc nazvati
velmi lsp3snou. Navstevy by
" pekne, dcinkujici Sc cinili,
ably vyniki We svych llohach a
take vcera vecer, adkoli nedele
pred watky nebyva zrovna
nejvhodn9jsfm dnem, pokud
navst6vy Sc tyce, sih byla "a
plnena a obecenstvo vyborne
Sc pobavilo. Tentokrate mno-
hem v9tsi zasluhou 1cinkuji-
cich, nezli kusu samoneho.
Tyz vlastn6 postrada opravdo-
veho zauzleni a rozuzleni, ST.
tuace jsou vyum9lkovane, VIDA
lehe pravd9podo obnosti sku=
tecneho zivota. Tim vetsi Jest
zasluha dcinkujicich, re "D9v-
&c Sc sehovavym srdcem" "a
ujalo a vyborne pobavilo obe-
censtvo. We hlavni lloze,
Marky, vystoupila vytecna O.
chotnice a zpevecka, sestra A.
Maresova, jez tentokrate zna-
menite Sc uplatniha, jak zpe-
vem svym tax / hrou. v ku-
'se vystupuje tolik osob, ze ne
nj nam mozno zminiti Sc o ka-
zde jednotlive Iloze, ale jist&
mineni pfitomnych bude sc
shodovati v tom, re vedle pf.
NJ aresove, obzvlaSte vynikl We
svych' dlohach, br. v. Week,
jako Karel, jeden z obchod-
Mich priruci, br. V. Prochazka,
|iako Gulias 1stvan, bohaty OBJ
chodnfk dobytkem; br. R. Pech
jake riditel kaibaretu "Zarov-
ka"; br. Jan Prochazka, jako
tenorista, ieden ze clenu ka-
baretu "zarovka". Svrchu
jmenOvani vsichni NELL Zpev-
mi cast We svvch .1lohach a
mimo to rovn6z sestry Vlasta
Sole.ova a Gladys Sykorova.
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v tloh&ch ostatnich, jez by
" vesm9s pskn9 podany, Wy
|'stoupiN:: Sestry C.. Motlova,
Mae Azakova,s Mae Rancova, a
MarthaEz zemahova, /. jake mo-
distky; bratfi ]. Kosin, Ed.
Prasek . r. Krawcow a A.
Blaha, jake obchodni. pfiruti !;
bratfi J.. Ranc q G. Huml, jako
"dandiesn; br. Fr. Vostatek,
jak pan v cylinAdru; bratri Leo
vsetecka, T. Pekarek q sestry,
Elsie Huaeva, Bertha Roteaber-
gova a Ruth Suchy, jakos Gle
move kat5aretu "zarovka''.
Tito vSichni pfispeh, ze do
cileno soudry opravdu hladke
"a ze obecenstNo udrzovano po
cely veter We vyborn3 nalad9,
10 cez rovnez Sokolska hudba
ma svlj dil zasluhy. Divadlo
ridil br. v. Week, zp9vy ma
cviGila sestra Anna Maresova.
Po divadle nasledovala obvyk-
Ia tanexnl zabava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-18

Velkoporota, prostfednictvim
vrchniho porotce Raymonda
Moleye podala okresnimu soud
ci G., P. Baerovi jako predse-
dovi trestnlho soudu vysledky
vysetrovani, ktere dotycny L.
fednik pred n6kolika dny ma
rldil. .Stalo Sc tax malo licho-
tivymi slovy: "DneSni okres-
nj vezeni ohrozuje verejnou
bezpeGnost,, jest parenist6m
chorob, spiny a moralniho sni-
zovani". K obcanstvu lred-
nitcvu pax adresovan jest APPEL
ably pom6rIm temto jednou jiz
ucinen byl konec. Jako pri-
kladem uvadeno jest 13 pripa-
dG, pojednavajicich o spat-
nem zdravotnim zarizeni, pre-
pln3ni j jinych nedostatclch a
ma konec jest vyslovena zadost
ably soudce Raer jmenoval W.
bor. ktery by cely postup Cd
sunul z mrtveho bodu a vzbu-
dill zajem by Sc Sc stawbou CO
nevidet zapoGalo. Y zpray6 Sc
pravi, De tyto ellie sm6i.ujfci k
naprave byly dosud, ac marns
sledovany vSemi velkoporota.
1nf.
Jiz pred 21 roxy schvalilo
volicstva zakoupeni dvou sta
IveniSt, ma jednOu sice byla po
stavena, nova soudnice, ale dru
he misto jest do dnesni DOLBY
dosud nezastaveno., O podni-
ku Sc stale debatuje, pise v no.
vinach, ale jak Sc ida, nemize
sc hnout z mista a vse Jest Ia
vihovano jkstou netecnosti OBJ
canskych organisaci, novin
tfednictva.
Plany budovy pro spoleTny
mestsky a okresni ,trestni soud
ma zap. 3. ul. a Lakeside ave.
pokrocily tax daleko, re vyko-
pana byla jana ma zaklady. S
mistem projevil posledne me-
souhlas mayor Kohler. jenz 81
budovu pfeje ma vych. 8. ul.
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Lupic dopAden a nebezpeSnS
postfelen.

Do zlatnickeho obchodu the
Standard Jewelry Co. $40 HUI
ron I'd " dolennim mest9 pfi-
Sci v sobotu k seste hodin6 ve-
cerni mladik, ktery zadal ma
Charlesovi Volkovi, 1904 En-
sign ave. pnjcku ma maly
skvost a kdyz byl odmitnut.
vyhal velky 38-kalibrovy re-
'volver a pozadoval znamym
banditskym zpdsobem penez.
Volk dal mu n9kolik dollaro-
vych bankovek, ale jakmile lu-
pic obchod opustil, jail Sc jej "a
kfiku pronasledovati. Naho-
dou kolemjdouci policejnf stra
znici v obcanskych odevech
Stuckey a Fry spatfili prchaji-
ciho mladlka 8 revolverem, je-
muz v patach byl Volk. Stuc-
key vstoupil do kolemjdouciho
trucku a Volk do automobile,
kdezto Fry Sc pustil "a uprch-
likem pesky. +,
U Grays Armory seskocil
lStuckey, kdyz bylo nan lupi-
Gem stfeleno a kule mu hvizd-
La prave mad ramenem, straz-
mix stfelbu opetoval a hnal Sc
"a prchajfcim ma Bolivar I'd.
a ma kfizovatce Bolivar a Pro-
spect ave. stfelil straznik po
drnhe a prchajfci klesl k zemI
"a vseobecneho sb6hu sobot-
Mich nakupovacG. Muz do
praVtH UyT ITO =11uf0H- 0H7-aees-Ae 8
mocnice, kde shledano, ze byl
straznik v obou pripadech, do
bfe miril, neb byla jedna kule
shledano v kotniku a druha
zasahla ledviny. Volkem byl
usv6dcen jako pachatel loupez
neho dtoku. Pozdeji byl do
praven ma hlavni policejni sta
nici, kde vypravel, ze jest "a
rokd star a re bydli ma vych.
81. ul. v kapsach mel osm dol
larovych bankovek ma Volko.
vi vynucenych. Pc vyslechu
dopraven byl do m6stske ne
mocnice do vezelskeho odd6-
leni. ~
Volkove, otec Abraham, spo
lu Sc syny Charlesem a Fran
KEN vlastni zmin6ny obchod
| jiZ po fadu let. s 4
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SEDMlClENNA RODINA
" NEBEZPEcl.
Matka ! lest ditek
Y nebezpeSi.

Patrne uchazejicf ,plyn ohro-
zoval v sobotu k veeeru zivoty
pi. Bujnakove a sesti jejich di-
tex els. 10513' Way, ave. S. E.
S'ousedy privolany distriktni le
kaf DIR. M, P. Mahrer nalezl v
kuchyni lezeE matku bezve-
ddmf, ma zemi tfined9lni hoch,
jemuz- sc v nedeli m6lo dostati
kftu, v jedne loznici pax leze-
ly ma postelich til a v druhe
dive ditky, v podobnem stavu
jake matka. Otec Jakub Buj-
max nevratil Sc v sobotu z pra-
ce, jelikoz obstaraval pfipravy
ke'kftu. Odpoledne 0 pIl pa
te pfisla, domi nejstarsi deer
ka,sll3-leta Julie a nalezla o.
nemocn6lou matku j ostatni
sour0zence, ale driv nezli mo-
hla pfivolati pomoc, byla mdlo
bou premozena sama. Lekaf
dostavil Sc po g. hod. vecer a
nalezl v byte hofici mala ka-
mfnka a ,byt plny smrtonos-
nych vypard, privolal kolem-
jdouciho Karla Kociana, z els.
10603 Way ave., prov6trali
spolecn9 byt a postarali Sc G
dopravu peti ditek do m6stske
nemocnice, kdezto matka ne
2 mluvnetem dovezeny do ne
moc!iice sv. Alexise ma Broad
way. IA hodinu sc vsichni 20
tavili a pet nejstarsich ditek
U1t do IS i7=es.. " ere de- &!
mi, kdezto matka $ rob4tem
jsou dosud " oSetrovani. Mia
dy sv6toobcan, jelhoz prvni O.
sobpi udalost tax podivnym
zpdsobem byla pferusena, ipo-
KITTEN bude pozdeji. 'ta9
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REALISMUS MODERNf
MLADEzE.

"Moudra" slova prohodil
rev. dr.. Moses Breeze z Colum
bus v presbyterianskem koste-
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FRUIT, TRUCK & POULTRY
q FARM

SO acres, ~ acres under Guilt
yation, 3 acres wood land, Soil
eulay loan, well Improved and very
productive, 20 acres set to fruit, S
acres permanent pasture, ten
acres 10 grass, 2 acres TO wheat, Il
mile to town 2400 Inhabitants,
tFERih School Churches, Canneries,
q aber yard, Coal yard, Grist Mill
and up to date stores. Six room
Dwelling in fair condition, Barn,
Carriage house and Garage, one
konftry house, One Brooder House,
iBrooder and Hover. 500 apple
peach, pear. cherry, trees in bear
ing, about 700 apple trees from s
70 is years old standard varieties,
tave been sprayed and In first
class condition. y acre straw
berries.
The following stock and imple-
ments go with the farm:
2 horses, one COW, Farm wagon,
5ulky cultivator, Walking cult.va.
Sor. one.horse pillow. 2 horse pillow,
3ne acme harrow, wagon and pillow
harness. 100 white Leghorn Hens,
n $40 egg Cyphers Incubator.
Possession given at once, Price
S6,500.00 1.3 cash.
Farm z acres. Room Bungalo,
Barn and Poultry House, New.
S1,600.0Q 1-3 cash.
Samuel G. Nuttle
Denton, Nd.
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COMMISSIONERS NORGE

To L. C. Mussrays, plaintift.
and A. G. Polling and Mary 4.
Polling, Defendants.
In the Cireait Court OF Afariou
County, West Virginia,
You and each OF you VIM take
notice that In pursuance of de
cree OF said court entered on tie
Slst day OF January 1899 in Inc
chancery cause therein pending
wherein you are THO, parties plain
tiff and defendant, ii have fire4 up.
on the 10th day OF March, 1859 at
my office in the city or Fatfnont
Marion county, West Virginia, al
the time and place for beginning
tho discharge OF my duties under
said decree, an abstract Of which n
as follows:
1T Is adjudged, ordered and de
creed that this cause be and the
same is hereby referred 10 Frank
Hayden, one OF the commisBlon
In chaneery Of this court 70 take
state and reports an account,
showing:
First, all the real estate owned
by the judgment debtors, A. G!
Polling and Mary A. Polling, where
situate, Its description, and the
quantity thereof.
Second, the. liens upon said real
estate, by whom held. and their
respective amounts and priofilies
Third, whether the said real
estate will in five years rent for 4
sufficient sum 10 pay off and dis
charge liens and the oest o.
this suit.
Fourth and such other matters as
any party In interest may require.
the same being pertinent d such
other matters as said commissioner
himself may deed pertinent,
whether so required or NOT.
AT which time and place you are
required to- be present.
Given under myhand thia fAth
day OF February, 1922.
FRANK HAYDEN,
Commissioner In Chancery.
L. G. MUSGRAYE,
Counsel for Plaintiff
Notice To Lie1holders
To all persons holding liens hv
judgment or otherwise on The resi
estate or any part thereof. Of A
G. Polling and Mary. Al. Polling:
In pursuance Of o. decree az the
Circuit Court Of Marion County.
West Virginia, made In . cause
therein pending, 10 sub feet the real
estate Of the said a.. g! Polling and
Mary A. Polling to the 81 distraction
OF the liens thereon; you arc here
by required to present ali elaitns
held by you and each OF yp,i
against the said A. C4yPoifng ana
Mary A. Polling which are liens
on their real estate, or any part 81
It, for adjudication to me at my Of.
flee, No. 2os McCrory Building, ia
the City OF Fairmont, Marion
County, West Virginia; on or before
the 10th day OF March, 1879
Given under my hand This IIth
day Of February, 1923
FRANK HAYDEN
Commissioner In ci aneefy.
2: 1873 9; q
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