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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19
RICHMOND ART LOVERS WILL
VIEW MILHAU COLLECTION
Will BE Shown Here November 27 to December Tn
der Auspices of Virginia League of Fine Arts
and Handicrafts

Richmond art lovers will he Of
t"Tcd most unique and unusual OPP
poTtunity when the etchinEs OF celia
dc Milhau are exhibited here from
November - 10 December Q. iuclu-
sINc, under the auspices Of the Nir-
ginia League Of Fine Arts and Handi.
crafts. Miss de M.lhau is an artist
or note. and her ctchings are exhibit
"d only ~ tho largest and hest
known galleries. 80 il is. indeed. a
privilege FOR Richmond to have her
collection here for two weeks.
Her worh is exhibited under the
management of NJ. knocdler and Com
pany. who have one Of the hes,
known art galleries in the world
with galleries in IN. PLACE Vcndomo
Paris. and old Bond street. London.
a. well "a on Fifth Avenue. They
have given their permission TO allow
n" "tchiuES -! Miss DE- Miihau To- H..
shown here
H"lla d. Milhnu l. on. OF the most
hCiiN" women artists She is "A
sports woman, also. and combines
sports with art. \ number %: her
"tchincs SHOW this characteristics.
Sh- has enthusiasm. energy and emo
items. all three Of which she d.vntcS
I" her art Her pictures arr charm
!hG Things, containing for the most
par; new and Interesting view
point.
Miss de Milhau is not only an ar
list. but very interesting person
she has home on Long Island. hut
sh" also travels around a great deal
ia a trcveline house on wheels. which
Aas living facilities for four per
sons and portable copper platd
press for etching purposes She has
e splendid War record. For "vaIorous
service under fire on the French
front, she was awarded the Croix de
Gu"rro and the Gold Mcdaillc dc
fcc"nnaiSs She also received
= medal from the town OF Com
pie2ne, in gratitude for her bravery
When she drove AN ambulance given
10y Southampton, she was awarded
her fourth medal
Several years ago Miss de Milhau
was in Richmond visiting her nicces.
the Misses de Milhau. At that time
the l.cagu" Of Fine Arts and Handi-
crafts had a Payne etching exhibit
ton. Miss de Milhau became in
terest"d in tho league. and promised
an exhibition of her own work at
some future time.
This exhibition will he tho first one
given by the League this season. The
league was founded in 1919. and ono ri
in an advisory way, and also center
for art exhibitions. Miss Nora H"us-
ton and Miss Adele Clarke arc di-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19
FRONT ROYAL.
Isrcciol to The rimcs-nispa,ch.l

tSp"cial /" TIL. Times pispatchl
FRONT ROYAL. VA. Nov. lS-Mr
and Mrs. W. c. Carter nav. returned
from "a visit to their relatives. near
Marshall.
MIR ana Mrs. Frank Edmundson. of
l'"nvill". Pa. are spending a few
days with Mrs. Edmundson's sister.
Mrs. Charles Nenablc.
Or. and Mrs. Frank Grove. of I.u.
ray were Front Royal visitors Mon
day.
Professor G. s. Ralston. OF the
extension division OF V. +. l.. was in
town Monday.
Miss Florence Moore has returned
l" Washington after visit to her
father, 4, l.. Moore. and sister. Miss
Mamie Moore. AZ Central city.
MISS Su" Putnam. sister Of Mack
Putnam va Tho misfortune to fan
Saturday morning at her home and
fracture her hipbonc
Miss Katherine BORDEN. studcn,
at the Harrison,urg Normal. was the
tucst OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. Borden. SUNDAY.
Mrs Thompson Sow(-s Of Stone
Bridge. Va. visited H.. sister. Mrs.
Kerf""t. Monday
Miss Frances blackwell spent from
Saturday until Tuesday with Miss
Virginia Bowen. At Rockland
Mr. and Mrs. John Boyer. Mrs. Nan
me BUCK and Miss Anne Buck mo-
t"red 10 Warrenton and spent sun
day with friends.
Mrs. II. &. Coo is spending a few
days with her sister Mrs John T..
Jones. in Frederick sburg
Robert Marshall aud sister. Miss
Susie. have .
several days visit to friends In Bar.
louisville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19
APPOMATTOX

Especial /" The Times Dispatch
ArroMATToN. Va. Nov. Is
Mrs. j :. Mencfcc has returned 10
her home in Richmond after spend
ing som" time here with her aunt.
Mrs. W. l.. Brown.
MISS Ellie Ru,iedgc. Of Lynchburg
spent the past Weekend here. visit
ing relatives.
Miss Helen Mitchell. who has been
guest OF her sister. Mrs j. r.
Mitchell. of sherwood Inn" left on
Thursday for Ruthcrfordion, y. &.
where she Will assume the manage
mcnt Of hotel
Miss Rachel Ferguson. of Ran.
h"!p-M@con Woman's college.
Lymchburg. spent the past week -eno
a; her home here.
i'r. and Mrs. l.. l.. Gayle were
Weekend guests of Mrs. GaIyt'.
mother. Mrs. j. H. Atwood. Lynch
IurE. las; Weekend.
Mrs. j. II. Higginhatham. daugh-
ter. Alpha. and mother. Mrs. ~ A.
Durham. have returned home from
an extended visit in culpcper.
g. s. Foxworth. Of Marion. s. C.,
has Joined the forces of tho Tobacco
Growers Co-Opcralive Association
here. AS shipping clerk.
Miss Nettic Moses. of Richmond
spent several days the past week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
w. Moses.
MIR. and Mrs. C. g. Chandler have
returned to their homo here, from
visit To relatives in Burkcvllc
S. l.. Ferguson has returned from
trip to charlottesville.
Mrs. huxley Drinkard was called
t" Pittsburgh last Monday by the.
death Of her father. -. II. Litteli.
Mrs. Charles Edison Kcllam and
Mrs. Allen Bradley Hay. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Caldwell. have returned to their
homes In Richmond
bradley Babcock and s T.. Fcrgu-
son, .'r., were visitors at Hampden-
sidney College. the past week.
Sunnystde. the lovely home or
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Hancock. at APP
?"mattoS. was the scene OF a most
delightful occasion when on the
evening OF Friday last. they enter
tanned in honor OF their daughter.
Virginia.
Vance Harvey spent the past week.
end. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T.. q. Harvey. in Pamplin.
Mrs. Laura \. Baker. of Norfolk
has returned To her home. after an
extended visit here with her dauph
ter, Mrs. w. e. Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19
RED CROSS SECRETARY
TO TALK HERE NOV. %
Miss Mabel Thorpe Boardman
Will Speak at Woman;
Club.

ON November -. Miss Maner
Thorn" Eoardman. secretary ~ tho
American Red Cross Association. win
speak at tho Woman's club here IN
dor tn" auspices of the local Rcd
cross chapter. Her subject will no
9TH" short Term Volunteer Service
for tho Rod Cross" Miss Roardman
has been volunteer worker for the
Rcd crrse for twenty-five years ami
has done more. perhaps. than any
other on" person in shaping it's
policies. In addition TO being secrn-
tary OF the national organizations she
is the chairman OF the national COM
mittee FOR Nolunccr service. She Is
odaN on" OF the most prominent
American women. She was decorated
by the King Of sweden with tho per-
s"nal order in 1909: with the gold
crown ~ italy. in that same year
and was also decorated by the En-
p"ror OF Japan with the NTH order of
IN" crown. in 1872 She is an un-
usually interesting person. and Rich
m"nd is indeed. fortunate in having
her speak here. Tho local Red Cross
is most anxious 10 emphasize the fact
that sh" viii not speak in order to
encourage" contributions. but simply
ON tho short-term volunteer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19
WAR BODY CONTRIBUTES
TO MEMORIAL PROJECT
Comes as Sequence to Long
Record of Work Done bv
Service League.

Tn" recent contribution Of 500
by IN" capitol city Division Of th.
National i.caru" for womru's Ser
vice. To h" used In the erection of
memorial cross. hs q tribute to tn"
Richmond mon who gave their liv.s
during the World War, which was
tn" hrst contribution Ia tn" m.mori-
al, comes hut as a scau"nc. 10 th.
long record ~ war work done by
'h!H organization. This orgHniZa-
ton had It's origin on February :,
1917. when. in answer TO r"soIu-
ii"n drawn up 10y Mrs. Francis d.
Williams. twenty women came to-
g"th"r and formed III" organization.
THIS resolution offered IN. work
"f the women Of the state and city
:" TN" Governor Of Virginia. and to
the President Of the United Stat.s
Tn" resolution was accepted by Tn.
Governor IN = formal n"j". It WAS
officially announced from Washing
ton that this was the FIRST Offer Of
i"lp !or war work from body Of
women.
], WAC a mos, s,ranG" coincid.nc.
mat. unknown TO Mr4. williams aud
h"' hrst committee. an organization
waS formed In New York. at the very
sam" time that IN" Richmond or
raniZau"n was started which was
'''''b th' vi 'N'bdi l."dgG" Tor
W"m"u's Service. This bod pnr-
posed :" be national. and 50. when
'h" EichmOnd ORGANIZATION hoard OF
i'S existence, II affiliated with the
national society. and took that nam.
~ was first tho intention 81 tho
local organization 10 form itself into
Rcd Cross chapter but. upon adj b
wee from Miss Mabel Boardinan. IL,
VAS learned ihat there was at tina,
iim"' q Iat"n, Rod Cross chapter hero.
!, w"s considered much wiser. there
'"''' L" start an organization for
wom"n's war work
Very soon i've -, ,hes. women
started tho Red Cross chapter here.
Tn" FIRST large consignment son, out
bs IN" Red cross local chapter was
given by the local branch OF the Na-
t!"nal League for Moments Service.
Ih"r" were t"cnty-scvon commit
tees formulated hy tnts organization.
which covered every branch of war
work Hundreds OF women respond
Cd I" tn" call for service. and
worked night and day in an cfor, to
push all tn. various ainds or war
work, tn" organization has desired
~" cr"Git'for itself. only tn. success.
IN completion ~ i,s plans II Is moi,
only var body. hu, a peace organ
'|"ii"n a. well. u is today intact,
"ud ready to cu-"rcIate In any d,.
aNi"rN where ITS services may he
needed
IN" officers Of tho organization
when u WAS FRS; formed w.r. Mrs
Francis - Williams. president. Ms
N"Sim"r"!and Davis. Mrs. Frank
pnA" ana Miss Ellen Glasgow. vice.
presidents. Mrs y T. wilmer. ,rea.
nr"r. Mrs. Frank up>hur. Mrs. 81
;. Bins wanE"r. Mrs. oliver !. sand.
and Mrs 4. y. l.sndcrkin. score.
'ari"s. Many Of these are s,ill in
oiice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

rcCt"rs "f tho league Miss Hous-
ton has just had two pictures exhibit
cd III chicago. At the No-Jury So
c''tF or Artists. Both Miss Clarke
ana MISS Houston have had picture
exhibited AT various times at tho An
paiachian Exhibit. tho PENNSYLVANIA
academy, and the i'itt Gallery in Bal
timorc. II was also due to the influ-
snce Of these two that tn. art com.
mission Till, which was introduced hv
James II. Price. in 1916. was got
through the General Assemble
TIL" exhibition OF leila de Milhau's
c;ch!nss which Will lie shown here
VIII be exhibited ut the McCI..s'
Philadelphia Galleries I'm January.
Cards Will b" sent out by the virginia
League Of Fine Arts and Handicrafts
for the exhibition here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19
WOODSTOCK

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch.
WOODSTOCK, VA. Nov. ls.-Lieu-
tenant L. {. Myers. chairman OF the
hoard OF directors of the First Ma :
ticnal Bank ii HarrisonhurE and
Mrs. Myers and Miss Elsie Estes
daughter "f Mrs. Myers. were guests
at the home OF Or w. :. Kline on
Sunday.
II y Kncisi"y is in Buckcystown.
Md. this wcck
Mrs. FRANK n Rrumhach and little
daughter left Monday fur New Mark
81 wh"r" She will visit her mother
Mrs. Eliza Grim. for week. or ten
DAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19
WILL GIVE LUNCHEON
ON LOCAL PROBLEMS

Unusual interest is being mani
rested in the Local Problems
Luncheon 10 he given ny the Rich-
m"nd League OF Women Voters at
The EoS"Ciil." 20 West Franklin
street. @" Monday from Ito o'clock
Miss llarl-an James. secretary %.
III" American civic Association.
VIII he the principal speaker OF the
occasion.
Many prominent women will he
guests. among them being: Mrs L.
Lee Trinklc. Mrs. H. r. Munfor I'd
Mrs. j. *. Bowman Mrs John H.
Gary. Mrs. Faith Morgan. Miss Char
io;tc Whiting. Mrs. !. - Hodges
Miss Nora Houston. Miss Adele
CLARKE. Miss CaIly Rvland. Miss En-
ma Hanz'ngcr. Miss Lucy Mason and
Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

Doesn't hurt = bit Drop little
Freezone on an aching corn. in
siantiy that corn stops hurting. then
shortly YOU lift IL right of with fin
gers. Truly.
Your drug Cist sells q Tiny bottle OF
"Fre"zone" for few cents. sufficient
t" remove every hard corn soft corn,
or corn between tho toes. and iii,
iion -.\ Adv
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-25
A HOLT COUNTY MAN
He l. Now the Governor Of Idaho,
Although Unfortunately Exceed
on thc Cop Ticket.

Many Of our readers will remember
c. c. Moore. who spent bis boyhood
days in this vicinity, taught H. our
public schools. was recorder Of deeds
for Holt county, and moved to Idaho
about 1900.
Mr. Moore was elected governor ~
Idaho last Tuesday, having been the
candidate on the Republican ticket
He had served one term as lieutenant
governor Of that state. and this pro-
motion indicates he enjoys the conf
dence and esteem OF his fellow cIti-
zens.
c. c. Moore spent his boyhood in
and near Mound City. He Is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Socrates Moore, who,
for many years lived in the house just
north Of the G. W. Postal residence.
The old house which was occupied
by the Moore family burned about
two years ago.
In his young boyhood, Mr.. Moore
was successful teacher in the pub
lie schools of Holt county, teaching
in a number Of the rural districts,
among them being Blair, southeast OF
Mound City. lie also taught IN the
Mound City schools, having the
eighth grade IN 1889, at which time
Washington Dcarmont was super!n-
tendent Of the Mound City schools.
In the early niueties he was elected
recorder Of deeds Of Holt county.
which position he filled satisfactorily
for two terms. About 1900 he moved
to Idaho, locating near Boise. He
engaged in school work several years
after which he engaged I'm real estate
and banking. lie also lived at st..
Anthony several years
While living in this community he
was married to Miss Minnie Mccoy.
At one time Mr.. and Mrs. Moore re-
sided on the Lon McNulty farm, east
Of Mound City.
The success OF Mr.. Moore Is an
other instance in the long list Of Holt
county young men who have gone
ont and made good in the race Of life
Mound City -Jeffersonlan.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-25
IN SUNNY LOUISIANA
The RemRins of Mrs. Elizabeth Koch
Are Laid for Her Long
Rest.

The remains OF the late Mrs. Eliza
beth Koch of this city now sleep un-
der the sod in the cemetery In her old
home at Clinton in sunny Louisiana,
where they were taken at her request
made during her last illness. OF this
grand old mother The Southern
wstchman OF Clinton says
MRS. Elizabeth Koch, nee Hahn,
who died in st. Joseph, Mo-, on the
2eth ult.. was a native OF Baden, Ger
many, where she was born March 20,
1887. In her infancy she was dedi-
Gated to God in baptism, and at the
age OF 1s years was confirmed In the
faith OF the Lutheran Church. She
was early bereft OF her mother, and
when she was about 21 years old the
family came to America and to Clin-
ton. Shortly thereafter, she was mar
ried to Christian Mochie, a native
countrymsn. a christian true, an ar
tisan. thrifty and progressive or this
union. two daughters were born. one
of whom. Louise. passed TO her re-
ward in the year 1891. The civil war
0eDaina on Nv haseAaa sHli~tsA n The
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-25

East Fcliciana Guards later a part
OF the 18TH Louisiana Regiment. lie
rendered valiant service, until he met
his death at Atlanta, where he re-
celved a soldiers burial. After some
years Of widowhood, she was married
to Girard Koch, who feIl victim Of
the yellow fever epidemic OF 1878,
leaving her the care and responsibility
Of rearing four sons, the eldest but
10 years Of age with a courage and
determination born OF necessity, and
sustained hy that simple faith in the
blessed promises Of her Master which
piled herself to that task, with the
happy result that all OF those sons
grow 30 be houorcd and prosperous
citizens, ornaments to their Commuui-
t. and q comfort and solauc 90 her I'm
her declining years. Some 20 years
ago she Joined her sons I'm 81. Joseph,
No, where they had all located. Fol-
| lowing tho final summons, I'm comrli-
ance with her expressed desire her
remains. accompanied by two OF her
sons. John and Louis, were conveyed
to Clinton. whore the funeral took
/ place from the prcshy ytcrian Church.
/ OF which she had been n commuuIeant
! FOR more than half a century. I'm the
presence or many who knew and re-
!
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-25
(No. 3S442)
ORDER nE DyfIsIUfrNuInN

In the Circuit Court of Buchanan
County, Missouri, to the January
Term, A. D., 1929.
state of Missouri, County OF Bu-
chanan, IS.
Thomas V. Plaintiff
VS..
Buchanan County, Mo, Merrill II.
Floyd and Smith 7. FLOYD If LIVING
and If dead the unknown heirs,
devisees, grantees, voluntary or
Involuntary, of the said Merrill II.
Floyd and Smith T. Floyd Will
lam Harrington, guardian OF the
heirs of George Long deceased,
and his heirs and assigns: Isaac :.
Waller, If living and If dead the
unknown heirs, dcvisccs, grantees,
voluntary or involuntary, of the
said Isaac S. Waller: William
Flaney. If living and if dead the
unknown heirs, devisces, grantees,
voluntary or Involuntary, OF the
said William Flaney; James NJ.
Withers, If living or If dead the
unknown heirs. dCvisces, grantees,
voluntary or involuntary of the
said James NJ. Nithcrs; Cora
Crltchfleld; Cora Clauser Ham
lin .................. Defendants
Now at this day comes the plaintiff
by his attorney, and 1t appearing to
the satisfaction OF the Circuit Court
that said defendants, Cora Critchfiuld
and Cora Clauser Hamlln ana others
unknown defendants, are non-resi-
dents OF the State of Missouri, and do
not reside therein, II is ordered that
said non resident defendants be nOti-
fled by publication, as required by
law, that said plaintiff has commenced
his suit IN this Court against said de-
PENDANTS by petition and affidavit, the
object and general nature Of which is
10 quiet the title in tract of land in
the Northwest Quarter eff Sec. 20, Twp.
30. Range 80, described as follows:
Commencing at the Southwest corner
of said quarter section, thence East
almost quarter TO where the South
line Of said quarter is lntersectcd by a
draw coming from the north, thence
up said draw to a lane coming from
the west thence west along the south
side Of said lane TO the quarter section
line, thence south TO the point Of be-
ginning: tifty-siX (56) acres in the
Southeast corner of the Northeast
Quarter of Section 80, Township 56,
Range 35, lying West Of Public Road
and the Northeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter Of Section 80, Town
ship Sc, Range 35, alleging that the
interest Of the unknown defendants Is
derived from the defendants named IN
that connection. That unless the said
defendants shall be and appear at the
next term OF this Court, to be begun
and held at the Court House, In the
City OF st. Joseph in buchanan Coun-
ty, state of Missouri. on the LIST day
of January, 1923, on or before the
third day Of said term, to answer
plaintiffs petition, the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and
judgment rendered accordingly.
1t is further ordered, that a COPY
OF this order be published In The st
Joseph Observer newspaper pub
lished in the County of Buchanan, foI
four weeks successfully. the last in
sertion Of which to be at least fifteer
days before the next January, 1928
term OF this Court.
A true copy. Attest:
EMMETT ]. GROUSE.
(SeaD Clerk.
BY Eugene Roscbug, Deputy Clerk
l.. r. Main, Attorney for Plaintiff.
G125)
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-25
GORGEOUS TIME
Even If There was No Ono TherJ
Whom Alice Could
Snub.

why, hello Alice" exclaimed
Gladys, as the two met. This Is the
first time I've seen you since you
went on your vacation. Did you have
a good timer"
Good timer" Alice repeated
GLADYS. I had a perfectly gorgeous
time!"
Then the resort was all you ex.
pected 1t to be?"
"All. and more" Alice insisted.
And the hotel where stayed It
was absolutely the most exclusive
place you can imagine! Nobody there
but real swells."
MY! I don't know whether I'd like
that or not" Gladys observed,
Wasn't there anybody at all there
that you could snub7"
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-25
(No. 3Si4S)
DpnFR M pItpI ICATION

In the Circuit Court OF Buchanan County,
Missouri 60 tho January Term, A. D., 1923
State Of Missouri County OF Buchanan, IS.
Sina Francis Small. l..............., Plaintiff
VS..
Pelham Lee Smail..............D Defendant
Now at this day comes the plaintiff by her
attorney, and It appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Circuit Court tfat said defendant,
Pelham lee Small is a nonresident OF the
Il is ordered that said non resident defendant
be notified ly publication, as required by
law, that said plaintiff has comm menced her
suit in this Court against said defendant by
petition and affidavit. the object and general
nature of which is to obtain y decree OF di.
Norce on the ground 81 descrtion and thnt
defendant has absented him self from plaintiff
without a reasonable cause for the space oi
more than one whole wear next before the
i.hng of this petition. That unless the said
defendant sh i be and appear at the next
term OF This Court 20 lie begun and held at
the Court House, in the City Of ST. Joseph,
in Buchanan County. State Of Missouri. con
the first Jay OF January. 1923, on or before
the tEird d1y OF said term, 10 answer plain.
tiCs petition, the same will be taken for
confessed as to him and judgment rendered
accordingly
It Is further ordered, that a copy Of this
order he published In The s.. Joseph Oh.
server. a newspaper published In the County
Of Buchanan. ior four weeks successivelv. the
last insertion Of which TO he at least fifteen
days before tie next January, 1898, term OF
this Court
A true copy. Attest:
EMMETT J. GROUSE.
James and Dischue-. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Gt2il
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-25
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Letters.
TcstamentaIy, upon the estate of Sima
Leah Caller, deceased. have been
granted to the undersigned, by the
Probate Court Of Buchanan County.
Missouri, bearing date of the 18th day
of November, 1922.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance, within six
months from date OF said letters, or
they May be precluded from any ben
eft Of such estate; and If said claims
be not exhibited within one year from
the date OF tho publication OF this
notice, they will be forever barred.
SAMUEL j. MALASHOCK,
(SeaD Executor.
Attested:
Fred NJ. Wanger, Clerk OF Probate.
(1125)
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-25
mo. 3SiiN
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

IN the Circuit Court Of buchanan Corn'y,
Missouri. To- the January Term. a. D.. 1923.
state Of Missouri. County OF Buchanan, Sc.
Lotte Mcfarland ................Pls Plaintiff
Edward Mcfarland .............Deiendart
Now at this day comes the plaintiff hy her
attorney. and it appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Circuit Court that said defendant
state OF Nj i.souri, and does not reside therein.
It is ordered that said non resident defendant
he notified hy publication. as required hv
law, that said rlaintiif has commenced her
suit IN this Court against said defendant bv
petition and affidavit the object and general
nature OF which is to obtain decree of di-
vorce from the defendant on the ground- n
,ndi"nities such as to render her condition IN
their married lie defendant has shown most
violent temper Of mind and on numerous nc.
casions has cursed and abused the plantiff
hv. calling her vile and irdeccn: names; that
and DO her rreat bodily harm and on several
occasions has struck plaintiff violentl~.
terehT in'uring her; That unless the said
Edward McFarl2nd shall be and appear at
held At the Court House, in TIE City Of s.
Ioserh. in buchanan County. State OF Mis-.
souri, on the ist day Of January, l027, on or
before the thi~d dav OF said trrr. to answer
piainnt's petition. the same will be taken for
confessed as to him and judgment rendered
aN'ordinClv
It Is further ordered. that copy Of this
order be published in The s. Joseph Oh.
serrer, newsuarer nuhlis!ed in the County
nt Buchanan, tor forr weeks succassivelv. tho
last insertion Of which 20 he at Ieast fifteen
this- Court.
A true copy. Attest:
,e.D EMMETT J. GROUSE.
BY R. F Numford. DEPUTY Clerk.
Homer {. King. Attorney for Plaintiff. Gl25)