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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-10-20
HARRY WILLS LITERALLY SLAUCHTERS HOMER
SMITH IN TWO ROUNDS Of FIERCE FIGHTING

sonce more TO the slaughter. FOR Wills
with no idea OF lenien,cy tore into
Smith as soon as he could catch him,
clOuted him a couple of Bows ana
down he went. Rising at the count Va
nine with arms hanging Imply to his
side, he attempted to rush into u
'clinch, but again that short-arm jolt.
landed squarely in mid-section ano
again he went down. Once more he
rose totter!ng, and Wills with deliber-
ate intent shot forth tire haymaker
spelling X. o. Smith simply collapsed
for the last time. AS ne was helped 20
his corner his body was SCARED WITH
quivering red spots that bore the in.
print of Wills gloves.
10000 ACCLAIM WILLS WINNER.
AS Wills leaped from the ring, ac.
companied by his manager, Paddy MuI
Inns, the plaudits of the 10000 fans,
who had packed the stadium to sc.
this battle of giants joined in giving
Wills mighty acclaim. AS one they
arose and throughout the din, could lie
heard the calls of, Bring on Jack
Dempsey
There was not fan in the place out
who knew that Wills was the logical
opponent for the champion. They had
seen Firpo in action against Smith.
They had seen Smith step the entire
distance Of ten rounds. And Firpo.
who with Battling Sikh and others.
was an onlooker at the ringside, shook
their heads as they witnessed Wills
attack.
JOE WHITE ALSO BEATEN.
The night az whole, certainly
proved tough one for our Caucasian
brothers. In the semi-final, Emmett
Puryear. a sarapping, fighting piece
OF human machinery, weighing ITS
pounds, proved Trojan for Joe White
white lad from sunny Alabama, who
weighed 1913 pounds, twenty pounds
more than his opponent. Puryear
proved altogether too fast for White
and easily gained the decision on
points.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-10-20
THE BLUE BELTS TO BE IN FULL
BLOOM THIS SEASON.

Ney York City, Oct. 18.-The New
York Blue Belts, who hold the women's
championship of the female basketball
in the East will open again in full
bloom this season at st. Marks Hall.
competing with Yonkers and other high
class clubs. 1t is expected that the
same lineup will be in evidence.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-10-20

Governor e. Lee Trinkle despatched
Attorney General John r. Saunders
and his secretary. Col. Parke p {.
Deans Ia West Point, Va. to fnvesti-
gate the lynching of Horace Carter
there last week. A grand jury in
vestigation will start Monday and
the Governor is emphatic in ing
that the members Of the mob be ap-
pretended and brought to trial for
murder.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-10-20
A Marvellous ! Transformation

for this line Of ex.
1uislte beauty aids.
These preparations
sell rapidly upon
their m crit, az
everybody 4 n o " .
about them. Write
today for our Hber-
q! agenta' pIoposi~
toni
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-17
Madrid, octubre 18, 1928.
DOM JUAN RAMON FERNANDEZ

Aver las nueve de la rnanana ia.
leci6 en- su residencia de Eanturce el
respectable caballero don Juan Ramon
Fernandez, perteneciente una de Las
mas distingllidas familias portorrique.
mas, Y ito politico de nuestro excelente
amigo, el listinguido hombre de nego-
clos don Pedro Bolivar.
FL fenecido don Juan Ramon Fer
uandez, hombre de vastfEima cultura
y de gran valer en- nuestra sociedad
habia residido por largos amos en- Eu.
ropa donde logr6 por su caballerosidad
" distinction, muy buenas amistades.
En- San Juan la consideration que STEM
pre- mereci6 en- nuestros mas altos cir
culos sociales Y financieros lie proporcio-
no tambien numerosos Y distinguidos
amigos que sienten hoy prcfundamente
su desaparicion.
AL consignar la triste nueva quere-
mos hacer llegar los apenados deu-
dos del noble y digno portorriqueho,
el testimonio de nuestra sentida condo
'encia por la irreparable p6rdida SUI
frida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-17
UN vIoLENTo INCENDIo EN- Qua
MICA OCCASIONAL PERDIDAs
CoNsIDERABLEs.


Hemos sido informados que en- la no.
che del doce del corriente Sc desarroll6
en- GuAnica un fuerte incendio EN- un
garage propiedad del sefior Clemente
]. Rodriguez carlo, Quedando destrui-
dos por el fuego ademas del garage,
ties guaguas destinadas al gcrvicio pd-
blico de transporte de pasajeros y un
caro- Oldsmobile, todo este estando ase
gurado en- cerca de seis mil d6lares.
Fueron tambien destruidos, sin es-
tar asegurados tres carros mas asi CO.
mo parties de un Cadillac Y de un Do
oge. ca'ctlanse las perdidas en- diez mil
l6lares.
FL ducfo del garage fue detenidO
hasta tanto Sc practique la investiga-
ci6n que determine ell origen del fuego.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-17
Ell GENERAL BERMUDEz De-.

voluntarios, va espanoles, va extran-
jeros. a los que Sc concedera, despues
de cumplir su compromise nlilitar, par
celas de terretio aperos de labranza,
semillas cuantos medios precisen pa
ra colonizar Ell pals y traerlo. la ci-
vilizaci6n.
Por Ell momento la situaci6n es la
siguiente: En- la zona occidental la
paz es completa esta debidamente
afianzada: ALI Sc hara una politica in
tensa de caracter civil, multiplicando-
Sc en- primer terrnino las communicated
mes, cuyo vaIor comienzan apreciar
los indigenes.
En- la zona de Melilla ell problema
es vivo. Los rifefios son gente que no
lograron dominar nunca nj los roma
nos. nj los arabes, nj los espanoles, nj
los propios sultanes. Ahora los cabi-
lefios poseen. 'snadie ignora como
armamento moderno, abundantisimas
municiones. ElIos tienen quienes les
dirijan en- las perfectisimas obras de
fortifcaci6n de cafnpafia que ejecutan
" cuando guerrean Sc advierte en- to-
dos sus movimientos un sentido tao
tico v una ammonia con Ell terreno que
justifcan los rtmores de haber entire
aque1las fanaticas barbaras tribus
expertisimos consejeros de a1g1n pals
europeo, sin duda
Puede ocurrir que haya necesidad
de ejecutar una acci6n militar energi-
ca en- la Comandancia de Melilla, 81
Sc agotan todos los medios persuasi-
vos que Ell D;rectorio esta apelando
para reducir pacifcamente las ca
bilas insumisas. Pero 81 l'egara el
momento de obrar sin contemplated
mes. ell Gobierno darfa a conocer con
toda lealtad Goa toda claridad a la
naci6n espaiiola eli estado de las cosas,
v seguramente ell pueblo espahol, que
siempre responde los estfuiulos de
honor, no negaria toda clase de recur-
SOS para que Espafia cumpliera sus de-.
beres internacionales.
Ell terreno que hay q vanguardia
de nuestra Inca avanzada no resucl-
We Ell problema militsr nj el polfti
co; eestamos tocando con la mano los
desfIaderos y abismos en- que Sc en-
gendr6 Ia derrota del infortunado &C.
neral silvestre; pero el plan CUE Sc
pondria en- ejecucion, en- caso necesa-
rio, no serfa ciertamente ell mismo a
qae llev6 su arrojo conAanza di-
cho General.
De estos futuros planes me permito
no decir absolutamente NADIA, pero ST
afrmo del modo mas rotundo que el
problema de Marruecos sera resuelto
por Ell Directorio.
Asf coneluy6 la interesantisin1a en-
trevista que he tenido ell honor de ce-
.lebrar con Ell General Bermtdez de
Castro.
RALPH BELFAST.
Madrid. octubre 13, 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-17
San Juan, P. r.

- aaee< Sz0g4s ssg ta,essE a..z zze.al0eo
's r ge4t'S seqSinA,Guyt.
empieo del Aquran (SuyO todas las comidas
10 Gos ae una cucharadfa 6 cafe aqua eec-
haceF desapareceren POGO tempo
peMnaz Ia Dronqns mas consg yeces
meahcar cura isis bn decaraa puesto que e Aqutran
deene IA de pdn matano los
mFogos n 1 nocyos w. caussntes de esta desoomposcon
que poacto les qera en- ugar del verdaero
Aauran Nryot Para obtener bronautis
catarro resfriados decuidaos asma Ia
ts es indispensable pedr todas las
de eytaF tcdo mrad etquea yerdadero
Atquan esmyot ca Eonbre de Guyot gruesos
caracterf su rma al es
pr9Pioque Ia direction hsaiEOR
- = -, = az
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-17
Ell MuNDo

Ell MUNDo
El periodico de IN ayer ciHst
lacion en- Pte. Rite
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05
Ecos DEL PUERTO
vAPoREs EN- PUERTO

FL vapor americana San Lorenzo que
saldra para Nueva York mafiana con
carga pasajeros esta actualmente en-
el muelle ni1mero dos.
Tambien esta en- puerto el vapor Ca
racas de la Red D. Line que lego aver
de la Guaira.
Ell Miglelito de la Boston Molasses
Co. esta en- puerto.
Ia goleta Recompensa, cue vino de
santo Domingo esta descargando en-
puerto
La goleta americana Amazon desde
hace varios dias esta descargando ma
eera frente al Malec6n del Gobierno
Insular.
Ell vapor Glendola, de la Lone Star
SIS. Co. vino de Galveston Y esta des-
cargando en- puerto.
De Baltimore vino ell vapor ameri
cano Delfna de la P. r. American s.
S. Co. y esta descargando.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05
BG1RDEs. .DE.LA!VlDk
S88
Ell suelo de Maeterlinck

Mauricio Maeterlinck ell gran escritor
belga. en- una entrevista concedida a
un redactor de la prensa de su pals,
hace intaresantisimas declaraciones re-
lacionadas con su vida intima de pen
sador Iterato en- las que Sc refieja
ell mas lamentable esceptieismo Y la
pusilanimidad mas arraigada que pue-
dan afectar ell espiritu varonil y fuer-
te de un entusiasta propagador de las
ideas.
Sin duda alguna estas declaracio-
nes revistiran gran inter6s entire Ell
mundo intellectual principalmente,
entire los multiples admiradores del
ingenuo autor de La vida de las abe
jas''.
Maeterlinc,x es va un decepcionado
de la vida que ha caido premature
mente bajo el peso de las desilusiones.
Sc siente cansado de la lucha v no
quiere ocuparse va de NADIA nj de ma
die. Oigamosle: s'quiero fnicamente
disfrutar de la existencia. sin que Ell
pensamiento de una tarea que reahzar
venga turbar mis- goces."
Al colorido natural de estas palabras
hay que anadiv la fuerza de su EXPIRE
sion decidida r el decsimiento de su
espiritu enferfno cue aunque parezca
parad6jico, tieren su relaci6n psioo-
l6gica.
FL escritor qnierc vivir solo aisla-
do. Como Juancho Uribe suefia tam
bien con SUI pequefo "conuco" en- el
vale &c Antioquia donde pueda tsner
su casita adornada de enredaderas sil.
vestres v acariciada por la luz tenue
de Ia luna. Al igual que Washington
Ell ibertador, euiere un sitio de descan-
so para termiuar sus dias EN- una at
m6sfera de pura tranquilidad esprit
tual Y este rinc6n debe ser Mia, Ia
antigua colonia Gle los marselleses.
lei cielo del nortc, dice, bajo Ell cual
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05

he nacido, no me produce mas que iris
teza y nostalgia y aspire a regresar a
Mia.
Mia con su. cielo claro y su china
delicioso, sera para su espiritu roman
tico al igual que para Blasco Ibanez
un sitio de reposo expansion esprit
tual. Pero hay una diferencia de eau
sas entire la election de tan dulce des-
tierro; el autor de Los cuatro jine-
tes" va ALI saborear una vida de
comfort y tranquilidad Maeter-
linck, el eterno sonador, quiere trasla-
darse ALI para poder soportarla ~.
A. PEDRoSA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05
COMPROMISE DE AMOR

Ha formalizado su compromise de
amor, bajo promesa de matrimonio, y
mas ain, de cariho entrahabTe, el dis
tinguido joven I.cdo. Miguel A. Gar
cia Mendez, Juez de San German, con
Ia bella Y espiritual senorita Fredes-
vinda Ramirez, hija del acaudalado ca
ballero don Alfredo Ramirez, Senador
por Ell Distrito de Aguadilla.
La noticia de este compromise, sera
acogida con verdadera algeria per las
numerosas amistades con que cuentan
los j6venes epamorados y que ven en-
clio eI principle de una eterna luna
ole miel cuando realicen sus hermosos
suefios de amor.
Que la realidad cristalice 10 que hoy
son rosadas ilusiones, en- felicidades
palpables.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05
vAPoREs QUE Sc EsPERAN

FL vapor Catherine de la Bull Insu-
lar Line Iega hoy de Santo Domingo
y saldra Ell viernes para San Thomas.
Los vapores Southseas y South ands
de Ia Tone Star SIS. Co saldran de
los puertos de Beaumont Galveston
los dias 10 y 90 del corriente para este
puerto
Ell transporte americana St. Mihiel
llegara el dfa 10 procedente de New
York partira para Panama.
Hoy llegara tambien el vapor Ponce
que viene de New York con carga y
pasajeros.
FL vapor Mariana de la New York
and Porto Rico IS. Co salio de New
Orleans con rumbo este puerto Ell dia
/ del corriente.
Ell vapor Philadelphia de la Red D
Line llega pasado manana procedente
de New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05
sAL1DAs

El Caracas sali6 aver con carga J
pasaie para New York. FL vapor zu
LA lego aver de New York.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23
. ncal and Otherwise

l. &. Johnston Of Albertha was
10 town on business Wednesday.
Luther Harnden of Elevenpoint
was in town on business Friday.
}. /. Johnson Of Attros was IN
town on business Tuesday
B. E Brown OF Dalton came to
see MS Tuesday.
Wrighrs Liquid Smoke 75c at
Johnsion's Drug store. % II
Wesley Brown Of Route !, paid
rs a business yisi. Saturday.
r ID Bardsn vas up from Bir.
3eli Monday looking after business.
Mlss Edith Johnson Of Imboden
was . weekend guest Of Mrs. Chas.
Jones here.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23

Il govd letter from w &. Dis-
msng, Of interest TO resiOents of
Western Rar doiph Road District,
will appear nexs week
Mrs Edgar Williams returned
Saturday TO her home AZ memphis
after spending month with home
folks here.
E. G NECK. Lon Cusmon and
Ben Choate of Maynard we're tran
sacting business in Pocahontae
Tuesday Of this week.
Airs. Bette McNabb left last
TbuIsdav for Dallas and Epnis,
Texas for an extended visit of rev.
several weeks with relatives
Dr.. L. b. Pnce will be o. Dalton
four days next week, Monday,
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday
Don't tail to see him If your teeth
retd attention
mrs. Ella Sohoonover, Mrs. Bo-
/ len aud X. n Schoouover returned
n ouday to Hoxie after spending
1.-Two dais with Mrs. +. g. Schoon-
over here.
Clifford Wiley went over to
O'Keao Saturday, returning sun
day with bis wife. who had been
spending a few days with her par
enls there.
We are 10 receipt Of letter from
| A. X. Allpbin Of Parks, Neb., IN
which he states he is getting along
ine MF. Allphin was formerly IN
business in Pocabontas.
Dr.. Bornays, Little Rock eye
specialist will be in PooahoBtas
March /, ?, aud Special stten-
ton TO children. Examination free.
| Office IN Burke's Pharmacy. % II.
John Q Pond Of Maynard was in
town Tuesday. He was euroute TO
Warm Springs IN answer TO mes
sage announcing serious illness IN
the family Of Isaac Whitlenburg.
We re in receipt Of letter from
Tom Morris Of Romney, Tex, ia
which be asks us 10 state TO all hls
friends here that he l. still in the
land Of The living aud getting along
we'll.
George u. Foster Of MAYNARD
was IN town Tuesday and arranged
with the Star Herald to advertise a
sale Of personal property At his
place on Monday, March 5Lb. See
notice IN this Issue
B Borowaky returned Monday
from a visit with relatives at Manila
and other points lie will leave IN
a few DAYS to make his home in
4 New York. Mr. Borowskv made
many friends during his eight years
stay N Pocahou'as.
Herman Jackson, IN expert bar
Der Of Little Rock, has accepted
uoution an the Sanitary barber shop
here, succeeding Lso Slubhle6eld,
Who resigned TO try h,s hand 40
farming this season. Mr. Jackfon
is a Young man and son Of Jss. A.
Jacsson, manager OF The shop.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23

A Evans of Maynard was Po-
cahontas VISITOR Wednesday.
3yde Morrow OF Burgers Was
lnn'aeuug business ia Pocshoatss
ast Friday
Mr. end Nts Carl Preston spent
he .aHer part of last week visiting
IA Hot springs.
r. N. schoonovar Of Ada, Ohio,
rs whiting releUves and meeting old
friends here this week.
Spcolll. Wriahps Liqpii Smoke
81 25 bottle while they last 75c.
Johnston Drug Co. % IL
DoveI Black orders the Star
Herald sent to c. &. Wisuer al
Springfield, Mo.
RAYMOND Evans Of Maynard has
hls name enrolled as new reader
Of The Star Herald.
T 2. wallace and James Perrin
of Water Valley we're pleasant
visitors at the Star Herald Monday.
Hge johnson ot Attica WAS a
pleasant caller Monday and ordered
his address changed to Pocshontas.
@ v Higginbotham and T. V.
Segraves were pleasant caIlers at
the Star Herald Office Saturday
Slightly used Ford cars, Electric
starter. lights, etc From Sl25 up.
See Riggs & Jones. l4tt
Mrs N ) Chester LETT last Tburs
day for Little Rock where She VIII
make her future home with her son,
Carl.
Walter Southworth and wife of
Walnut Ridge we're visiting l.. f..
soutbworth aud family here sun
day,
Boxes for Sale.-We have a lot
Of good wooden dry goods boxes
for sale cheap
] 272t. New Leader Cash Store.
County Judge Million is having
some substantial repair work done
on the court house root this week
Barney Williams is bossirg the job
Mrs. r. S Adams Of Birmingham
Ala arrived last Friday for vIsit
with her parents. Mrs. Adams was
formerly Miss Gladys Lloyd.
Mrs A T. Galloway returned
home first Of the week from Mem.
phis where she had been spending
several days with her children.
Andy Woods, formeIlv Of Poca-
hontss, orders the Star Herald sen;
( to him at Manila. Andy has rented
big cotton farm over there and is
I going to try farming on large
scale.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that meet
ing OF the real property owners living
in Running Water Levee District
will be held at the courthouse In the
town Of Walnut Ridge, Arkansas, on
Monday, the nth day Of March, 1923
AS provided by the Acts Of the Gener-
al Assembly OF the State OF Arkansas
1917, Act No 3s6, Sec ?. Said meet
ing will be held for the purpose OF
eecting onecommissioner Of said le-
wee district and for the transaction OF
such other business that may be pro-
per 30 bring before said meeting.
Witness my hand as secretary 0f
said Beard Of Commissioners Oh his
20 day Of Feb 1928.
2s-2t Ben Mays, Secretary
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23

T. r Rassoll Of MAYNARD was ia
town on business Monday
Nrs Minnie Saxon Of Poplar
Bluff has been visiting Mrs. Ann
Martin here this weok
Second hand cars at Riggs &
Jones' For sale cheap. Hurry
and get yours. II IT,.
Chas. Kemp Of Truman came IN
Saturday for a visit With relatives
and old fuords ia Pocahoniay
Rev. J. A. Allison, r. n. ana
j. r Lewis of Attica were IN Poca
hontss on business Tuesday.
Still paying 25o per doz for eggs.
hsrnden Bros, Eleyenpoint, Ark.
2l.l3tc
J. A. Mccoy Of north of town
was an early Tuesday morning call
err at this Office.
rbe biennial report OF the county
superintendent OF schools appears in
this issue OF the Star Herald
&. II. Pulhsm, late Of Reyno,
orders the Star Herald sent to him
at Poynor, No.
Lutte Pratt Of Ingram was IN Po-
cahoutas Tuesday looking after busi
ness and paid the star Herald plea,
ant visit while here.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23

In an attack of acute rheumatism
IN which there is much pain Bal
lavd's Snow Ltrimentis \ necessary
part of the treatment. Il is pow.
crfu pain relief Three sizes, soc,
Goc and tl.2O sold by Palace Drug
Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23
NNrfCE

Uuul further notice | will dis.
continue buying hogs oclg m car
load lois r. J. Bslz 81 a.,
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23

Slightly used Ford cars Elecific
starter, lights etc. From sl95 up.
See Riggs 81 Jones. "a q.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23
Will TRADE

Team Of IS hand, year old mules
for frri car ar will sell cheap l.
Is. Haruden, Eleveupoint, Ark. ZIP
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23

666 quickly relieves Colds
Constipation, Biliousness and
headaches. A Fine Tonic.
, 1923-04-02
COLUMBIA SHOW PLEASES
IMMENSE CROWD EASTER

One of the largest crowds of the
present year was in attendance at the
Columbia all day yesterday. His Hon
or. the Judge" was the musical com
'ady presented by the Revue Of Revues
company and proved to be all that
was said of It: good. clean wholesome
augh-provoking comedy with Bobby
Vail as chief funster.
As the judge Bobby was a riot and
the manner in which he dispensed JUS.
tice kept the big crowds in a continual
uproar- He was ably assisted by Buck
Fellows, the dancing demon. Clara
Hodge won new honors in tho charac-
Ter part of "Abagaf Stopper" and Put
her number owe in the same peppy
manner she always does. Vnnice Va.
'lare as the b%lushing bride was charm.
ing and her number. ''They Cal 1t
Dancing was most likeable.
For the first time Red Davenport
was heard IN n single number. Me
linda" and TO say he completely zap
tivnted the crowd is putting 1t alto.
gethcr too mildly. That boy simply
carried them off their feet. Albert
Kane sang Tired OF Me" In his usual
Danner and L was some time before
the rest Of the show could go on. The
quartet was better than ever and of
course finished up the song part of an
excellent program which viii DO re-
peated for tho last times tonight.
There viii be an entire change of
program Tuesday.
, 1923-04-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the interior, u. S.
Land Office at Douglas, Wyo.,
March %, 1923.
Notice is hereby given that Ninian
Duncan of Casper, Wyo., who, on
April &c. 1918, and March 10, 1920,
made homestead and additional
homestead entries Nos. 016714,
O19337, for homestead SWA sec
ton II, township 35 N, range II
w.; additional homestead, Eh sec
ton IL, ShSEA section 2, NJ
NEH section ID, township 35 N,
range II W, sixth principal merid-
ian, has filed notice of intention to
make final three year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Marion P. Wheeler,
u. s. Commissioner, at Douglas,
Wyo.. on the seventh day of May,
1928.
Claimant names as witnesses:
T. H. Murphy of Casper, Wyo.
, 1923-04-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming,
March 20. 1923.
Notice is hereby given that Cyrus
f. Averill, Jr., of CasperH,Wyoming.
who, on March o, 1921, and August
8, 1921, made homestead and addi-
tional homestead entries, Nos.
02S24S, O29552, for homestead
NEANWA section 80. township
81 N, range 10 w, and additional
Lat a, ShNWA; SWK
section 2, ShNEA; Lots 1. 2, sec
ton 3, township 81 N, range so
W, sixth principal meridian, has
filed motto of intention to make
final three-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Marion P. Wheeler, u. s.
Commissioner, at Casper, Wyoming,
on the 9Th day of May, 1928.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Crawford C. Richardson, Leon
Richardson, H. r. Bates, l.. H. Bal
lard, all of Casper, Wyo.
B. j. ERWIN,
Register.
Publish April 2, 9, 10, 20, 80,
1928.
, 1923-04-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming,
March 8, 1928.
Notice is hereby given that Clyde
Maple of Box 81, Arminto, Wyo-
ming, who, on August 81, 1919.
April IS, 1921, made homestead
and additional S. r. homestead en-
tries, Nos. 02O053, O20054, for
homestead, Lots /, 2, 8, ShNh,
NhSWH section g., and additional
homestead, Lot 4, section 2, Lot 4,
section 8, Lot L. section 4, SEA
section 3, NEANEA section 10,
NV ANWA section II, township
SO N, range Sc W., sixth principal
meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make final three-year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Marion P. Wheel
err, United States Commissioner, at
Casper, Wyoming, on the 10th day
of April, 1928.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Benjamin Bierborn, George Rob
inson, George Dawson, Edward
Wells, all of Arminto, Wyoming.
B. j.. ERWIN,
Register.
Publish March 10, 10, &c, April
2, o, 1923.
, 1923-04-02

Dome, 1900 barrels; and Usage. 80
barrels.
Bids will be received for the pur-
chase of the governments royalty
oil for all of the fields, for any n
field, or for any combination OF
fields, as the bidder may elect.
Bids are to be stated in terms of
equality or of a d~ifferential in cents
per barrel above, or below the high
est market price paid in the Kansas
and Oklahoma oil fields for oil of
like gravity at the time the royalty
oil is run.
The secretary of the interior may
accept any bid which, in his tudg-