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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-22
FIDELITAS CLUB DANCE
SATURDAY WAS SUCCESS

TOTTENVILLE, Oct. ga Mock
Marriage in which members of the
society took part was a feature OF
the annual peasant ball of the So
cial Club Fidelitas Saturday night
at the club house in Arthur Kill
road, Rossville. More than five
hundred including members and
guests enjoyed the affair. which is
said to have been the best ever held
at that place. Dancing began at 8
o'clock and continued until a late
hour to music furnished by Profess
sor HoehI's orchestra. At IL o.
clock the grand march was held and
this was followed by the mock mar
riage. Gus Bausch was the minister
and the bride and groom were Miss
Anna Schlener and William Mueller
and the ceremony was goone through
in German with Bausch in the robes
of the minister. This was then fol-
lowed by more dancing. Nearly all
of the members of the society were
In costume.
There were guests there from all
sections of the island. Perth Amboy,
Manhattan, Brooklyn and Jersey City
to enjoy the annual dance. This in
Cluueu members Oh the FeItu AIHpoy
Maennerchor, Singing Society, Einig-
keit and Quartet Club of Stapleton
and the Stmmingabel, composed of
members Of Fidelitas Club. Assem-
blyman William L. Vaughan. of Tot
~tenville, who was present was in
troduced and he gave a short talk
on what the present county and bor-
ough administration had done for
this end of the island. 'Gle commit
tee in charge of the arrangements
included Samuel Bruckman. chair
man; John Staudt. Gustav Bausch
Fred Riedel. Peter Weller. A. A.
Brakeman. Karl Seiger. George Haag
Louis Straus, Nicholas Bucks. Frank
Eckenberger. Herman Guether. Ar
thur Heck and Charles Bucks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-22

Fifty-two couples. many of whom
came from this borough. enjoyed
the dance of the high school senior
class on Friday night in the high
school auditorium at Railway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-22
DEAD, ONE
HURT IN CRASH
Touring Car Crashes Into
Truck at MetuChen-Driver
Held in County Jail

METUCHEN, Oct. 22.-Two per-
sons negroes, were fatally injured
and a third companion. a colored
woman. is recovering from lacera-
tions when the touring car in which
they were riding crashed into the
real end of a parked truck along the
Lincoln Highway, near the Lincoln
Highway garage shortly before 1
o'clock yesterday morning.
William Van Anglin. eolored of
New Brunswick who sustained a
p|unctured lung and Mrs. Tessie
Jones, of Asbury Park who suffered
from the fracture of her skull died
shortly after they were brought to
st. Peters hospital. Miss Vera
Blake, also of Asbury Park is on her
way to recovery from scalp wounds.
William Johnson, of Raritan Town
ship driver and owner of the "a was
lodged in the county jail on a charge
of manslaughter. Johnson halls from
%Sayreville.
10 o'clock tomorrow morning will be
Follawa1 b1y iptarp,ppt in ST MarVfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-22
South Amboy Democrats 10 Meet

sOTUH AMBOY, oct. ga spe-
cial meeting of the South Amboy
Democrat Club is scheduled for to-
night at s o'clock at Welsh's hall on
First street. 1t is expected at this
time that the members and officers
will discuss the probability of hold
ing a mass meeting in this city with
in a short time. 1t is understood
that a number of the county candi-
dates will make their appearance in
this city tonight.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05
Ell noEcIIRNIeuE rRuDEN9E

a
(pc "The N. y. Times, marSo CO.,
Algunos puntos Ge vista de Mr.,
TrotzlsE del mariscalsde campo trotz-I
Ky, ssbre la polftica exterior de Ru-s
sia en- la presente crisis han sido OBJ
tenidos por Ell Manchester Guardian.
que lie present0 I'm cuestionariO por
meaiaci6n de Mr.. Ransoane. Este.
Iregnnt61e que efecto .causarfa en- Rps.
sia un ataque polaco contra Alepa-1
MIA. Trotzky responde que zen primer
lltsar tai ataque significaria un nue.
vo gclpe a la economic eufspea v unl
fortaletfmiento de la reaccf0n chau-
vinista; en- segundo lug0r, Polonia
demostrarfa que no Sc propone yiyiri
nj puede viyir ell un estad0 Gle paz
con sus yecillos.' ST ellD accatece,
iiItima discretamente Trotzky, algo po-
1dffa teller que hacerse al Fespecto !;
pero afiade que .confiadapente rcco-
noceinos cue su hip9tesis de una agle-
sion psiaca seguirfa siendo s6lo una
hip0tesis'' Esto es igualnente y con.
fiatametne reeenocido por t0do ei
mundo. ajeno5 Moscou, y es confor-
tador. encontrar que los jefes del
Krelnlin conservan su buen sentido
amq'le sus agentes de prensa no 10
tengan.
AIR. Ronsorle pregunta ademds por
que los lusos no ven Ia invasion del
Rhur ppr los franceses como una .cri-
sis reyolucienaria. Trotzky expliea !:
t"Ciertameiite que estamos fftercsados
Ell la victoria de. la clase proletafia,
pero no esta en- absolute Ell nuestro
illterGs que Ia rey>iuei6n Sc produzaa
4eil una Europa agotada Y carente dc
sahsrc, que 81 proletariado reciba
dc mands de Ia bllrsucsfa solanente
iuinns, como iiosotros las recfbimos
|sdasEues del ezalisino dc Id burgne-
Asfii} rusa. Bueno, algunos oiAstina rs
reaccidnar nan insistido Ell que "a
cqmuiiishio iaodajo todavfa mas rui-
mas, ehtqlei la propaganda .eonsunis-
ia contribuy6 gen gran parte al de-
sastre que Sc generalizo dgrante, 1917;
pero CSC esta frera de Ia question.
Ell camarada Protzky hace saber que
los comunistas est;in nruy .preocupa-
dos en- la conservation de la paz por-
que no. quieren heredar 'una Europa
agotada Y carente de sangre."
En- otras palabras, una viciada So
cieilad capitalista deberd economizar
ialgtin dinero y conservarlo en- sus re.
seryas antes de que bsrevolucionarios
rroios sfeiltqqn que. vale la pena de Ian
zaEse sobre ella !.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05
iHe Abusado De Mi Naturaleza?
iHe bebido. 0 fumado mas de la cuenta?

Lector, sea I'd franco consgo mismo Repitase las pre-
aba hacemos contesteseas oda ranqueza
ST ha abusado I'd de nalraleza, de pode vr 81 ha
heco I'd uso excessive del tabaco de las bebdas acoh8ca
seguridad han resentdo mo
que despues noche de h dperado I'd
adoord estropeado? jQue ha pasado I'd ell da
dolores Ia cintura con un aestar en- Ia vga mas pro
nunciado tempo de hacr Sin duda todo este
cierto pueo las yes de la Nauraeza nviolabes
cuando violan hay aa Como consecenca dc
han fesendo debe I'd
deeuidaro Sin duda sgue I'd sintiendo door la
ell dcseoS cuencs de hacer
tai tenndo levntars media nochc respa
cintua astmada permra
del uelo ningn obeo peado
sien I'd canado abado; tiene I'd deseos de ra
baar; que desvanecmienos; esta I'd
readad enfermo de los rhone ~ va I'd escudarse hasta
que tenga remedo2 mo sera pudente tonar
tempo, remedio peparado conbar
snomas? Puebe agunas las PASILAS
del Dr. BECKER para los Rnone Vejiga Los bolcar1os las
recomendan.
"Mientrds promto las tome mas Hgero secnrdrd
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05

ciente yehemencia la grande v discu-
tida question: 81 vale. Ia pena hacer,
los estudios universitarios, Y 81 estos
estudios agfegah algo a la perspecti-
va no tligamos va de felicidad, sino al
tmenos a la de 6xito pecIniario de
Hquien da los primeros pasos en- Ia vida.
Los enemigos de la instruction SUI
perior dicen que es inftil siempre =
a1gunas veces solo sirve de estorbo.
Ademas, acusan los doctorados de ser
ignorantes. 9Gitan el ejemplo de mu-l
Ichos entire los hombres mas ricos y.
mas amosos. de los Estados Unidos,
para probar que no hay neeesidad de
la ayuda, uniyersitaria nj para hacer
millones nj para hacer deseubrimien-
tos: Rockefeller, Ford, Carnegie, Edi-
son, para solo citar los no1nbres de ma
yor inportancia, no tuviepon. mas es-
tudios que los de la escuela primaria,
pero este no les impidi0 culminar en-
sus respectivas actividades. Morgan, ell
,e,.
siego, DC =. uoetoi '''o' ~ i1is'llo
hay que decir Gle Morgan el joyen. Han
pasado tambien por la Eniyersidad, los
hijos de los grandes mil10narips de la
.seilel''eion paSdua, SS peio 'guio aos ~. N
jos'de los millonarios, exceptuados amos
neautos, no % nan o'ul''qO n'' I0e iss
g s'fs' ~. 80. lsio ns s.
''to r. - p''pt's' = =
~ -, q
~ ,,o,,.,. ',s,a;a,.as,t; ares a.s,.
: t'' . : = - - .s.s,s = :
. ''''''''
Las estaalstleas Feeosiuas por ias
unlYersidades' Y aieeH'aae IA renta me-
Qua de los doctorades es de 'elneo mil
doiares al ano' Ell tah'e que ID reilea
de ios no doctofaoos e s'einpfe me-
riof' zero es'os e'at'sss ue pio'ue'.io oh7
uas l's ei'orilies u'tSlN'ieii's We ios "a
tFeulos' no ''e'ieh. pfop"pieihf''se nm
gun sShiiieado. Mueilcs aoos;loos
mucilfs medicos'' " no nay que laoiar
ae los lhthissS5oss uei su'tV' porase "a
hun'ahlasaa que u estos oeoe'hos alfl-
bulsies, nos ID qereeio para si'poher'
que eros Id co'isl''eraii una ''.t's'iis'y' sc
'teiiuriaA pof. iA'isi leflgea eei'Ii''si" ireiiT
"a anaaN de .iies' 9 sres lnil AoaA'fe''' que
es ~ que 4peteipa'ia 'ue ~ 'tniVs''''] estsl
normal los alpaniles, los mineros y
los los cafplihteeros.ii aif @saai 9fsk'
No 'esti prolado, nj prollhlemente
es susceptible del Rrteha qlnA li Bni-s
rersilad al,sazel el1eaa.inofhat, a, ,an1 tpers
veliir mis- brillantesaY YSnntsptes Alter
qsld tsnta, gent ssiasiese- sngHesais iset,..las'
allas lnigersitarisisa.. kEstWltapeqes uni
contraseatidog espee eiahnente EN- utfptfsI
Ell que ftodo tiende,sa estinulaf a. los
joyeiles para que se fermeil luna buena'
posici6n financiera,a antes que sningu-
ma otra cosa. Por medic de Ia Iniyer-i
sidad, y no, de 9trQ modes Sc; llega a
las profesiones liberales en- ies Esta-
dos Uhidos, 10 lnismo que en- Europa. Y
Pero las profesiones liberaless s!g NC. es-
tan necesariamente mejor pagadas que
ciertas forlnas de trabaje manual por
consiguiente, no. son mas prometedo-
ras, como fin, por ST mismas, y para
usarlas como medic para negar q mas
ambIci0SaS metaS, no Slryen mas que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05
|,tlII.Ss, ,tlII.Ss,sbfIILlLE5fE DE $1o.eo ALTERADo
|uaia EN CIRCULACION. :. ,.s1-,

p II e9a oil et7I----- Ii1 - =
s;a9Hl iefsndql Negociado de sIpforpa
eioh Afr. FrTank r. Harding desea avi=
SAT- N Iidbffeo eli general, que hay Ell
.circulaci5nH dn billeteS de diez d5lares
Iiles. faisificaci6m peligrosa del Banco
Naeional. supuestamente extendido por
Iel First National Bank de Ogone Park,
New York YAor ork,sI
El aludido billete lleva ell retrato
de William Mckinley.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05
glRTAS De AlElA YORK
81 Proletariado Intellectual

Hasta hace pocos aiios, los. Estados
unidos sc encontraban en- Ia enridia-
Eble posicien de los pafses que no tie
men I'm proletariado intellectual: no CO.
,nocfan ellos el lastimoso espectaculo
Iaue ofrece aaiiel holnbre que, lanzado
por una Uniyersidad y por un mundo
de ensueilos, en- la vida conyulsa y. eri-
za6a de peligros, marcia de desilusi6n
en- desilusidn, hasta que o Sc adapta
a cubrir una honrada miseria con una
camisa. almidonada, Sc rebela y Sc
conrierte en- cl diablo rojo de toda agi-
ltaci6n rebelde No conocfan, no, la in
mensa, desgarradora tragedia que Sc
loculta en- este lamentable espectaculo.
Quiere Ell destino que las nacicnes,
10 mismo que los hombres, no esten ja-
mas contentas con 10 que tienen, tai
vez que no puedan detenerse jamas en-
un momento de su historic por fayo-
rable que este pueda ser; Y de tai ma
nera. tambi6n los Estados Unidos han
tenido que dejar atras aquel perfodo
felfZ para uniformarse de acuerdo con
| ell feo modelO de las naciones europeas.
Els singular que hayan Hegado tai es-
tado de, cosas per el canine diametral-
mente opuestQ: Europa lleg0 por ell de
los prejuieios aristocraticos, que impe-
dian las classes cultas ell trabajo ma
nual. Los Estados Enidos .llegagon por
nn exceso de preiuicios jdemocraticos
que, en- nombre de Ia iglialdad polftica
y social, abriendo de par Ell par, a to,
das las elases sociales, las puertas de
la instruction superior. IN 81 &.
En- las Universidades. americanas CO.
memo a formarse una multitud estu-
diantil, hace unos yeinte aiios., Como
Ia fuerza de la grayedad aumenta con
| la Marcia, hace diez alios, el fen6meno
Sc hizo preocupante. Ahora es mons
truoso como una catastrofe de la ma
tHraleza. Hemos llegado al punto de
que la invasion estudiantn de otoiIo,
es en- ciertos lngares como una inya-
sion de pueblos que huyen de un terri
BILE enemigo. No Sc sabe l6ndeN me-
terlos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05

II LueIId ue 5la gray Eudu IunenlI COL
la marcia, hace diez alios, el fen6menC
Sc hizo preocupante. Ahora es mons
truoso como una catastrofe de la ma.
tHraleza. Hemos llegado al punto de
que la invasion estudiantn de oto1o
es en- ciertos lugares como una inya,
Esi6n de pueblos que huyen de un. terri
BILE enemigo. No Sc sabe l6ntle me-
terlos.
;Se quiere tener una idea de como
| lfunefonan las grandes fraguas del pro
letariado intellectual americano?. Re-
curramos los ndmeros, Prometemos
pocos pero buenes. En- los Estados Unit
dos hay cerca de 800 uniyersidades e
institutes sNpcriores. Esta cifra ipclu-
ye no soFamente las universidades pro-
piamente dicllas, sino los institutes SUI
periores femeninos, de agricultural. de
Fcomercio, de industrial, los rcservados
ia los negros y los reseryados los in
dies. Adn dejando aparte los estable-
.cinientos especializades 5. ciertas uni
vcrsilades minlisculas de. ninguna inn
portancia, squetlan por 10 menos dos
cientas uniyersidades que cuentan con
mas de doscientos mil estudiantes.
Ahora bien, EN- Italia, por ejemplo, hay
II Uniyersidades para una poblaci6n
de 40 millones de habitantes, nadie
Sc ha squejado jamds de que la prodrc-
Ici0n de los doctores sea insufciente.
Los Estados Unidos con una poblaci6n
que es dos veces Y media La de Italia,
.tiepe un nImero de qniyersidades sq-
perior II mpltiplicado por 10!.,. No
sc cuil es exactamepte la poblacion es;
tudiantil italiana en- este nuestro afio
de gracia: prQbab blemente no lega a
10000. En- los Estados Unidos, habfa
115,000 estudiantes hace yeinte aiios !;
1S50OO en- 1910; 100000 en- 1918; y
ahora son casi 40o, 900. 81 el ardor
de saber continiia aumentando en- tai
proportion el niimero de los estudian-
tes, dentro de cincuenta amos en- toda la
poblaci6n de los Estados Unidos estara
compuesta de estudiantess y profcsores
Sc podrfa Greer naturalmente-uue Ii es.
te estado de cosas iba llegar en- pri-
mer lugar La sapiente ciudad de Bos-
ton, que tiene el orgullo de considerar-
Sc como el cerebro de los Estados Tni-
dos. Sin embargo, no es asf es Nueva
York Ii que promote mas, pues ha he
.cho brotar no menos de- 81, 900 flores
de la sabidurTa en- sns tres invernade-
ros escollsticos. \ despues de Nueva
York. viehe California, que posee una
UniVcrsidad con $4,000 estudiantes-
DespuGs iiguran otras sells universida-
des, casi todas en- los Estados Occiden-
tales, con mas de diez mil cstudiantes.
la mayor partei de las Uniyersida-
des amricanas son instituciones priva-
das u ZEN su gran mayorfas tpmbien ms
titutos de pupilaje que dan d los esti-
.diantes no solo el pan deala cicncia,
sino tambicn el pan sustentativo del
|cucrpo y Fl alpjamiento nccesario. Son.
en- mn, ycrdadcros hotcles, adcnds de
ser establecimientos de enselanza y
laboratorios Siendo instituciones pri-
'yadas, tienen capitales relatiyamente
limitad0s rentas insuficieufes nara
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-18
ARVADA NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs Of Denver
View are having some Keokuk, Iowa,
visiting with them this week. Mr..
Edwards of Lakewood is also their
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrissey Of
Malmo, Nebraska, spent few days
recently with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schmitt. They Morrisseys are new
lyweds and we're on their honey
moon.
Pliny o. Clark will leave Sunday
for Chicago and Milwaukee where
he will attend various conventions
and take care Of business matters.
He expects to be gone for about two
weeks.
Rev. Jesse u. Miller who had been
visiting in Oregon but called to his
homo In New Athens, o., because Of
the serious illness Of . son, stopped
over . few hours with friends in
Arvada Sunday.
Mrs. w. F. Davis, who submitted
to . major operation two weeks ago
at st. Luke's hospital in Denver, il
reRaining her strength as well as
possible. and it is now thought that
she will be able to come home Sun
day.
A daughter, Florence Violet, was
born Sunday evening to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Ringstead Of W. Grand
View avenue. Mother and daughter
are doing nicely and Ringstead was
able to come down to earth and go
to work by Tuesday.
A slight Improvement is showing
in the condition Of A. R. Teller, who
for the past ten or fifteen days has
been seriously i'll with complica-
tion of poisoning Of the system. Doc
tors are in attendance with two
nurses and Mrs. Teller are in con-
slant attendance upon Mr.. Teller.
J. I. Truit, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Truitt and Grace and Nellie Birdsill
Of Longmont motored to Lyons
Sunday and visited their aunt, Mrs.
Henrietta Bunce. Mrs. Bunce is al
most 90 and although blind and al
most deaf, is clear minded and quite
active.
Mrs. J. I. Truitt is expected home
Sunday from Lbngmont where she
has been recuperating from her seri-
Gus illness. Mrs. Truitt some weeks
ago underwent a major operation at
the Boulder sanitarium and spent
the past three weeks recuperating
with her parents in Longmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Houser return
ed to Arvada Wednesday night after
n weeks motor trip to Leadville and
western slope points. The Housers
had an enjoyable time visiting with
relatives and old friends but declare
Tennessee pass no fit place for cross
ing the range at this time of year.
Every teacher in the Arvada pub,
lie school is registered today at the
Colorado State Teachers conven-
ton which is being held in the Den
yer municipal auditorium today, to-
morrow and Saturday. A feature
of the convention is the singing of
Anna Case each evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-18
ORDINANCE NO. 18

AN ORDINANCE CoNCE r MI g
PLUMBING AND SEWER CoNNES-
BE If ORDAINED BY THE BOARD
OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF
EDGEWATER:
Section l. That section Is, OF ordi-
nance number 136. entitled An Oru-
nance Concerning Plumbing and sewer
Connections" adopted January "A, A. ".
1916, as amended by ordinance NUMBER
l59 be amended 30 as to read as tolloWs'
Section IS. Plumbing In old build,
inRs shall be properly trapped ana
ventilated according to this ord,
nance, before any connection shaH
be made with the public sewer. Hop,
per closets may be installed, provided
they are located adjoining the alley
or the house. but not otherwise, ana
must be Of the Vogel non freeze type,
with soil pipe from hopper to trap:
No hopper closets shall be installed
In connection with or accessory to
buildings hereafter erected
Section 2. The board OF trustees here
by declares that this ordinance Is neces-
sary to the immediate preservation OF
the public peace, health and safety; Tor
the reason that this board Is informed
and believes that hopper closets are con-
templated to be installed In such manner
and of such kind as to be unsanitary.
Passed. adopted and approved this 9Th
day Of October. A. d. 1873.
Attest: Mayor.
Town Clerk.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-18

Mrs. J. A. Digenhart left su,d.,
for Texas where she will Win =.
some time with friends and MI.
tives. ~
Mrs. Grant Griffith was . mn.
at . dinner party at the Litssto,
hotel Tuesday evening given bv r,
Chas. A. Ellis to his nurse, and ~ ~
sistants. Following the banou,t !,
lecture was given on the eleetos,.
vibrations theory of Abram, md |.
blood test demonstration was I'm,
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-18

Miss Hazel Garlick spent Sunday
with Mrs. Thomas Binder at Wheat
ridge.
Mrs. Grant Griffith received the
sad news last week Of the death Of
her uncle, DR.. w. H. Dickerson Of
Ohio. Mrs. Griffith made her home
for some time with the Dickersons.
DR.. Dickerson was a relative Of the
late president, w. G. Harding, and
q minister and church worker Of
note.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-18
SUMMONS.

State Of Colorado.
County of jefferson.
In the District Court.
No. 80.
JOHN r. SMITH.
WESLEY ass xs,4S + kESSRBE: kESSHBT:
and the unknown heirs Of
GEORGE w. BENNETT.
Defendants. J
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
To the Defendants above named.
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you BY the
Court Of the County Of jefferson, State
of Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
this county: II served out of this county.
or by publication. within thirty days af-
ter service hereof exclusive OF the day
of service; or judgment by default will
be taken against you according TO the
prayer of the complaint.
| II "A copy of the complaint be not serv-
ed upon you herewith. of II service here
ten days additional time to that above
| specified shall be allowed for your APP
pearance and answer In said action.
| rms Is an action TO OBTAIN Judgment
and decree partitioning as between the
| parties hereto, the Southeast Quarter
| SEQ of Section Four "a Township Two
! t9 South. Range SiXtyNine t69) West.
mining respective rights and relations OF
| the parties in and to said lands and con.
firming their respective titles thereir
| and thereto, and for such other relief.
| either interlocutory or final. as may bt
proper. and for such other order as tc
costs as may be found proper, all ai
more fully appears in the complaint ir
this cause. on file. and to which refer
| ence is made.
| WITNESS, Charles Pike. Clerk Of sale
| Court, with the seal thereof hereuntt
affixed. at office. in the City Of Gold
en-. this 18th day of December. A. d..
| 1871.
| District Court CHARLES PIKE,
| tSeaD Clerk
| +. T.. GREGG, Attorney,
do1 kittredge Bldg, Denver. Colo.
Oct. i-Nov. !.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-18

TERMlNE DESCENT OF PROP
STATE OF Colorado s..
County of jefferson.
In the County Court. No. 1884.
In the matter of the petition OF Press
ley =. Wills to determine the heirs. de-
scent and interests OF. In and to the real
To Pressley p. Wills and to all persons
who may have or claim any interest in
the property hereinafter described:
Notice Is hereby given that on the Ist
ley p. Wills. heir at law OF Addie @.
SamberH. deceased. filed his petition in
said court, duly, verified. praying for the
OF the heirs OF said Addie g. samberK.
deceased. to the end that devolution Of
the real property hereinbelow described
OF said deesient may be judicially deter
In said petition 4 is ALLEGED. among
ceased was and Is Addle G. samberg:
ceased died seized and posse.sed. and to
be affected by said proceeding, 10 de-
scrihcd as follows:
!hir,y-fivc (E,l and thirty-slx (as). ali In
Block two t?). berkeley in Jefferson
County tnow in the incorporated Town
being In the County OF Jefferson. State
Of colorado:. and that the name Of M
heir Of said Add!e @: samberx. deceased.
I. n,,r rrs."Isy ,xIe Z, Wills. whose pGs.oltios
Colorado. and who resides In Arapahos
County. Colorado. an adult. and that
he 10 the sole heir OF said deceased.
And notice is hereby given that md
County Court did. by order. set and fil
Monday. the 18th day Of October. A. b.
ls.S; at the hour OF 10 o'clock =. m. d
.aid day. 70, the hearing Of said petition,
!arties interested. and At or before whiol
time any person interestcd may Appear
and answer said petition or intervene q
assist and protect any interest he o. chs
| may have or claim.
| Witness, Margaret Tresisc clerk Of tho
County Court q. In and for the County
office in the City Of Golden, this IND
day Of September. a. D. lssl and IN
tsEAL MAR0ARET TREZiSR
n,.,.. Clerk OF the County. Court.
Hr.t Publicatioe. septsm6er q, N.
NY SnSel'ffiSi9Gni fivGi 9etoess .. ~.
Attorney Tor Piaineef.