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SESSION ACTS RECEIVED HIE COLORED MAN AND
THE ST. JOSEPH OBSERVER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1919
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(Continued from "age 1 )
Copliot or llir New Inii IVII of the
Mnti Laws Xililcil Tor People's
(tiUl.uicv.
or fnlr-plav ami frilim ami other-
Thr rcil-ed utituto-. of Missouri wiR(t b(. ,,,,,,,, lo ocrJ fumlame.
wl.i.h contiln the oli mwd b the tn, ,,Plm.Ipte hpU1 ,ligi. ,,,, llcur Hm,
lat legislature, were received by the Votl. 1c rcmiblll.an tu.k(,t mit of
ccamv officials at the court house, cnnBrm duc to thr overthrow In Ilur
nnd l.y most of the attorney of St. pi, wiUl Amcrlra M,i of military
Joseph this week. There are so many autocriu.y. Thcn u,cre Is the belief
new livvs that tf the average elttien!or Cl,rtnln jeslimlnK jmlltlenl "bop"
keep them in. 1.1. mind. lie will be8tate ,caJers thnt Ulc cicrlsro rnce
d.z. two thirds of hi time. Among , of ,wo monlhg n(.0 lncrea(,pd tht.
negro population of the state, and es-
BROTHER IS PAI I INf. ..In "" Hli Court of lluclianan. Count).
lUltlt-K 13 WLL.lttlj Missouri, lo tht th.tol.rr term, A f) mi
?lntc ot Missouri. County of Uuihtinan. ss
Loute l"r.inck ruintilf
th-it instead of the sheriff or a deputy
iv 1 mpanyln; girls sentenced to In
dustrial schools, a woman must be ap
linnitod by the driult court to nc
nniptny them Several new laws
.f. passed pertaining to automobiles,
thnr owners, chauffeur, etc. Under
n n. w law It Is a felony for any one
to lrie a ear owned by another
without first obtaining the consent of
the owner of the oar. Conviction un
der this statute Is punishable by a
fine of not lose than $500 or Impris
onment In the county Jail for not less
than three months, nor more than
twelve months, or in penitentiary not
more than five ears or both fine and
Imprisonment
If a licensed chauffeur Is convicted
under this law the secretary of state
has p.iwer to revoke his license for a
period of two years from dale of con
viction It Is a felony to cut' off or
remove the manufacturer's serial
numb, r from the engine or any p-irt
of an automobile with misleading In
tent All garages and auto repair
shops must keep a complete record of
all ears stored or brought in for rc
pnlrs. including the engine number,
name of pemon who owns the car and
an other details necessary for Iden
tification of the car.
A fa.t freight at Lotion struck n
herd uf no fat hogs being driven to
marku and killed mail half of
them
TheOniGIHAL Patented
Pipglcss Funisce
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The Homer Furnace Co.
W.n tli Oilijlintor- of the
HOME VENTILATOR
1 iur iii'i.m:v rin.wci;
' 1 ado In an pmIu-im I'lpeless
I . efi't. r vhtr. qu ilttj and
1 1 iir-hip r tlie nnl stand-
M etc ml- us, ,1 in the same
-1 f 'In 1 (st of tin ir klnJ.
Saves from 1-3 to 1-2
Your Fuel
' Homo cntllntor" is sold under an
Ir. t i lad Huaruntee Call or semi
f. r 1 . nklt
I nm v-r fortunate to have n ear
cf ih.st- Pultuns m stink at a
ei . . i, prief Git m prii Ufort-
1 10 Smith Fourth St.
M. .llMll). Mu
'! It-plninc M. oao.
pceialty of St. Louis, sufficiently
through another Influx of Ktheoplans
from Illinois, to add C.000 more votes
to the G0.00O east in the state by
black men In 191S. "Oop" leaders
readily recall that the East St. Louis
race riots In the summer of 19 1C
augmented St. Louis' negro popula
tion sufficient to increase their vot
ing strength there from IS, 000 to
25,000. Tile return of the fall election
of that ear for that city Indicated a
gain for the l'cpuhllcnn party of
7,000 negro voters. These Illinois
negroes voted In Missouri then and
their votes were counted over the
Democratic piotest that they were not
legal St. Louis oters, not having liv
ed in the state the length of time re
quired of all lawful electors, one year,
liOjal American to Ilt'bel
Sight, however, is lost by "gop"
leaders of the fact that for ecry pro
German vote the Democratic party
loses, two will be acquired from the
Republican ranks, nil electors a hun
dred per cent American who hae
made the alarming discovery that all
Is not right with that party. One de
velopment is that certain "gop" na
tional leaders, to more firmly nail
down their scats nt the "Washington
pie counter, stand ready to sacrifice
the welfare and honor of the country'
in the selfish Intention of putting oer
a disloyal program. That the same
accusations fits certain "gop" state
leaders who are playing openly and
boldly to secure pro-Girmans sup
port to land a state victory and thus
through gain political Jobs, Is also
well known to thousands of Missouri
republicans who trjco back their par
ty affiliations to the doctrines and
principles of Abraham Lincoln. Tills
mighty host promises to register Its
dlsipproval against this disloyalty at
Hit no.t election.
lleropillUoii IfeiiiuniUil by Xd-rofh
That substantial recognition on the
IU publican state ticket of 1920 must
be ghen to the powerful negro wing,
is a well known but embarrassing fact
iu uioso wno claim to control tho
d. stiny of the party In Missouri. With
the negro vote at the fall olectlon of
191S representing a fifth of the re
publican votes cast in tho state. It is
asserted by leading negroes that their
people are entitled to at least twenty
per cent of all state, congressional.
and state senatorial nominations. not
considering the Judiciary portion of
the -gop" ticket, or nominations for
the House of Representatives. But
conM.rame Etheoplans, It Is an-
.nounced by "gop" leader who know.
(liftnre I ranck . . ... Defendant
Now tit tins tU) comes the pljilntiH by
lirr .itturnev. and it umirann? to the satis
faction of the clerk of the Circuit Court
In tacation thlt aail ilefemltnt, llarence
I ralick is a non resident of the Male ol
Missouri, and does not reside therein, It is
ordered that said defendant he nuttfiyd bv
puhheation, as required by law, that said
plaintiff has commenced her suit in tiiit
Court against raid defendifit by petition and
afftdivit, tiie object and general mture of
which is to obtain a decree of tliorce from
tlie defendant on the grounds of indignities,
such as to render plaintiff's condition in
life as the nife of defendant intolerable, in
this to miP in that defendant was cruel to
plaintiff, and abused her in various ways;
that he was guilt) of infidelity and asso
ciiting with arious women whose names
cannot be repeated at this time, and finally
on the day of separation, defendant aband
oued plaintiff, and sent her to her home in
M Joseph telling her that he would no
longer lie with her as her husband, and lias
continued to so abandon plaintiff from that
lay until this the present; that is to say for
more than one whole year neat before the
filing of this petition
Ihat unless the said defendant, Clarence
Franck, shall be and appear at the next term
of this court, to be begun and field at the
Court House, in the City of ht Joseph, in
lluclianan County, Mate ot Missouri, on the
0 til dav of October, 1919, on or before the
third day of said term, to answer plaintiff's
petition, the same will be taken for confessed
as to him and judgement rendered accord
ingly. It is further ordered, that a copy of this
order be published in the St. Joseph Ob
screr, a newspaper published in the County
of lltichauin, for four weeks successively,
the last insertion of which tn be at least
fifteen davs before the next October, term
of tins court.
A true copy. Attest:
r.MMUTT J. CHOUSE,
(Seal) . Clerk
in inarles A Kedfearn, Deputv Clerk.
Lliiot fcpaldine, Attorney for rlaintlil.
(823)
i . i i - plaintiff hs con .en c.t his suit'corder o, 0;?-is th n and " Bitch- AiV;:.V.V.V.V,V. .'..V. .:,x:-",::,v:::x':.::.-: .;::............ ......
In this Court against sad . c endant bv pet ,, SiiiiiIv VI.aH. li .i. -,'" . .w, .-j.-.v. .-. ,v. ...............-.. v..... ..:;....:.:.:.:-.. .-.-.: X X-KvS
lion and affidavit, the- obicct and general r".". ."".! J'"'oUn. Vint such ln. ; A
nature of which is to o' i In a decree of '" neus, iievisces, nonces, alien-';:-:
ihiric from the dcteMvn on the ground ''f8. Immediate, mesne or remote, vol-1 ft!
th.it on the first .lay of ,lai ,i9ii. defendant untnry or Iinoluntary grantees of :-:
destrtel land aban toned this .l niif in com Joseph llobldoux, deceased, derive ':
pativ iv i t li one l-rsid site, without justifi 0 elnlm tn ilprltp tlinlr tltln nr cl-ilmo ".
cition or rxeitse and wltlaut ,1-untlfi's con ' ' " "' l!f',IL!L ' -". L?2 I :-:
suit, that defendant, nuhout 1 untiff s con . ?" "cl,r!,. "PVisees, uonees, nllenees I :::
sent and agulnst iilatntift s wishes, for a Immediate, mesne or remote, olun- ;:.:
long time previous tota 1 1911. kept com taty or Involuntary grantees of Jos- :-:
pany witli other ineji,t,a'tc"'M dances with cph llobldoux. decetsod: ft:
uicm and was seen tn iml.lu i laces in com That the rlcht. title claims nr in.
pany of other men, art t, tfie humi ution iPrp... nV IbJ. ,i,, ' ,L ... iV ill
and chagrin of this plalntnf That unless , ,,r.c,.8J ?',",? unkll.n consort, heirs,,
the said defendint, Cynthia l.liiahetli Max Iioc, donees, alienees, Immediate,
field, shall be and appear at the next term mesne or remote, voluntary or linol
of this Court, to be begun and held at the untnry grantees of Mlletons IJrown,'
eoure nousc, in me ut oi m. josepn, in iteceased, In nnd to said real estate,
Grass and Field Seeds
lluclianan County, State of Missouri, on the
6th day of October, 1919. on or before the
third day of said term, to anser plaintiff's
I'ciiiiun, ine same win ii taken lor contessej
as to her, and judgment rendered accord
ingly.
It Is further ordered, that a copy of this
oruer dc puunsneu in the M Josepli Ub
"ver, a newspaper published In the County
of Iluehanan. for four !. ,,rrlvrtv.
the last insertion of vhich to be at least
liiteen clavs before the next October, 1919,
term of this court
A true copy. Attest!
, . hMMlHT J. CROl'SE.
(Seal) Clerk.
Ily J. L. McMenamr, Ileputy Clerk
Sherman & Otis, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
(823)
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oimi:it or ithmcation
In the Circuit Court of Iluehanan County
Missouri, to the October Term, A D, 1919
State of Missouri, County of Iluehanan, ss.
Ernest C llohn Plaintiff,
vs.
Margaret hohn Defendant.
?ow at this day comes tlie plaintiff by his
attornev, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In vacation,
that said defendant, Margaret llohn, is a
ron resident of the State of Missouri, and
iloes not reside therein, it is ordered that
raid non resident defendant be notified by
publication, as rcquirrd by law, that said
plaintiff has commenced his suit in this
Cojrt against said defendant by petition and
affidavit, the object and general nature of
which is to obtain a decree of divorce from
the rfrfendant on the ground of indignities,
in tint plaintiff states that a child was born
to defendant before their marriage, that at
that time, defendant compelled and caused
plaintiff to marry her, stating that he was
uic lamer oi me iany Mime, mat aiier said
marriage ceremon) was performed and just
prior io me separation, aeiendant tow plain
tiff tSt ll- U11. n1 ,1 f.te.r nf .li.a e.l.
.... ...... .... ..hb .u ...v luttiii ii ,ii,a u.u),
but that some other man was its father and
that since learning the true condition of
affairr, phintiff has refused to live with de
fendatlt Thlt unless the said defendant
Margaret H3hnf shall be and appear at the
next term of this Court, to be begun and
new at tne court House, In tfie City ot St
Josepli. in Buchanan County, State of Mis
souri, on the Bth day of October, 1919, on or
before the third day of said terra, to answer
3iainu.i s petition, ine s-ime w-Hl be taken
or confessed as to her and ludirment render. 1
accordingly
It is further ordered, that a copy of this
order be published in the St. Joseph Ob
server, a newsnaner nublished in the Co.ititv
of Iluehanan. for four weeks successively,
t.ic jii insertion oi wnien IO lie ai least
fifteen das hefore the next October, 1919.
term of this Court.
A true cop). Attest:
t.MMETT J. CROUSF,
(Seal) Clerk.
Ilv J I. McMenamy, Deputy Clerk.
John E. Hefflcy, Attorney for Plaintiff.
(823)
oitDKit or prnidCATio.v
In the Circuit Court of Iluehanan Count),
Missouri, to the October Term, A D, 1919
State ot Missouri, County of huchanun, ss
Anna McGrcw. Piaintifi,
s.
Joseph r McGrew Defendant
Now at this day comes the plaintiff by her
attornev. and it nnnearinir to the satisfaetinn
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in vacation,
that saiu de'endant, Joseph K McGrew, is
a non resident of the State of Missouri, and
does not reside therein, it is ordered that
said non resident defendant he not,r,-,l I,-
publication, as required by law, that said
rneea ner suit in this
oiinnn or rrni.icvno.v
In the Circuit Court of Iluehanan County,
.nuun, io me wciooer term, A u , my
State of Missouri. County of Iluehanan. ss
Lelia L, Adams.... .. Plaintiff,
vs.
Edward Adams ... n-fnita,,t
Now at this day comes the plaintiff by her
attornev. and It anneon.,,. tn th atiaf,-nn
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In vacation,
uii sam ucienoani, ruiward Aelams, Is a
non resident nf the Stat nt l,an,l a-.
does not reside therein, it is ordered that
saiu non resident delendant be notified bv
nnlilir.llnn a vami.B-J 1. u .... .1 a 1 I
plaintiff has commenced her suit In this Court
against said defendant by petition and affi
jiavit, the object and general nature of which
is to obtain a decree of divorce from de
fendant on the ground that defendant has
absented himself from plaintiff, without rea
sonable cause, for the space of more than
one whole year next before the filing of thts
petition That unless the said defendant,
tdward Adams, shall be and appear at the
next term of this Court, to be begun and
lie 1 1 at the Court House, in the City of St
Joseph, in Buchanan County, State of Mis
souri, on the 6th day of October, 1919, on or
before the third day of said term, to answer
Plaintiffs petition, the same will be taken
for confessed as to bam and judgment rend
errd accordingly.
It Is further ordered, that a copy of this
order be published in the St. Joseph Ob
ver, a newspaper published in the County
of Iluehanan, for four weeks successively,
the last insertion of which to be at least
fifteen days before the next October, 1819,
term of this Court.
A true copy. Attest:
KUUP.TT i rnnttsp
(Seal) Clerk.
Bv Stella Whitehead. Deputy Clerk.
John E. Hefflcy, Attorney for Plaintiff.
(KJ)
(NO. 33022)
onniTii or i'I'iilioation
In tho Circuit Court of Buchanan
County. Missouri, to the October term,
1919, thereof.
George. J. Mastlo. and Frances
Mastio Plaintiffs
vs.
Mlletons Brown, .Tames 'William
Whitehead, Jr., George YV. White
head, M. II. Ajderman, Maney II.
Alderman, the unknown heirs, de
visees, donees, alienees, immediate,
mesne, or remote, voluntary or In
voluntary grantees of Josepli Ho
bidoua., deceased, the unknown con
sort, heirs, devisees, donees, allon
ees, immediate, mesne or remote
voluntary or Involuntary grantees of
Mlletons llrown, deceased, the un
known heirs, delees, donees, alien
ees, Immediate, mesne or remote,
voluntary of lnoluntary grantees,
of Robert Duncan, deceased, and
tho unknown consort, heirs, de
visees, Uonees, allfnees, Immediate,
mesno or remote, voluntary or In
voluntary grantees of George V
"Whitehead, decoanod. . .Defendants
Tlie State of Missouri to the aboo
named or described defendants, greet
ings: You arc hereby notified that an ac
tion has been commenced arainst
ou in the Circuit Court of tho County
of Iluehanan In the State of Missouri,
affecting the title to the following
uescnueti lauus anti tenements, to-wit:
Tho south nine (9) feet of lot three
(J) and all of lot two i2), excepting
...... I. ...I.t- 1.. it.-, .u- ...r ,-. . . .
iiimiw.uiEj , ma, uic unrniiaQi was a nan
nuai arunharei anu would curse, abue and
bemean Dlairtlff: that defendant. ntthnal.
an able bodied tran, neglected, failed and re
art. eeilllr... .- . .. . "i m iuh!! ijinuu ana piaintins cm
" " ".uiJijirumise tnclr po- dren .and that on the 23rd day of June, 1919,
lltical claims with the nomination of
a nero for lieutenant governor, an
other for state auditor, one for stato
senator an where In Missouri, nnd
two or three for lower House berths
In St. Louta districts, ond ono for
Congressional honors In tlie Twolfth
district Such places on the "gop"
ticket would give the negro faction
recognition worth while, negro elec
tors declare, and beep them firmlv
uttached and pledged to tho ticket for
tne i20 fall election.
Two TJilrds Aid Xogroct,
It is figured by politicians familiar
with the situation there that two-
tnirds of the "gop" voters of tho
Twelfth Congressional District which.
wigemer wan tho Eleventh, and most
of the Tenth, is within the boundary
line of fit. Louts, are negroes, jt is
held It is therefore an easy propo.1
tlon for the negroes of the Twelfth
District to agree upon one of their
race for the ttepubllcan Congression
al nomination there and nut their
choice over on primary day. It will
..f St foseth ... Buelaoan t omit,, tnen Ix up to their white partisan
Missouri, on the 6lh Jai ol Iklibrr h..k a . l-"iui
-r bef.re the trmi da ..f .aid term! brothcn' t0 vot8 M on election
aay, or be disloyal to their party and
cratch th. ticket and through their
ocrat to Congress
A. T Kdmonston,
::ti:n or prm.it vno.v
ire Hit (o rt i! Buehttian I juntf
I' " l I - lirm A U. 1911
Mis. n . omit, oi Buchanan, ss
l" isr-un .. PUintlti,
I ", , , Defendant
this da) corn, s the plaintiff by his
nd it arpeinni, 'o the satisfaction
' rk of the circuit Court, in vacation.
defendant. Pearl (.arson, is a lion-
'f the Stat, of Missouri, ane dors
i i therein, it is ordered that laid
erl defendant be notified bv publi
- required by law. that said plain
omnieneel his suit in this tourt
-anl defendant by petition and affi
' nbjett and general nature of hieh
Itnn tlrirrr of di.gr-tt from the
..nt ui the irroundf of desertion and
ment. without a rea-onahlc cans, for
' of m t .' .n one whole tear ni-nt
i e filing of hi-, pennon That unless
il defendant i'rarl I arson, shill b
l.iar at the i t t. rm of this ( ourt.
. . . ' ll ul eo.iri jiouae, m
tilainttif's Denim, tlie a .,.. ..it'rlou .- s. .. .
. n for conies.,5 te. her .id iu3 I ' " -"yi w uioir party and
--n lerea accordingly.
' .r...t" ," i"", W O' ! hvln or.H l- .
... .,luvv..ai , congress.
uublltlacd in f-m f.t. Tr,.r.l. rn
i i newspaper ptiollshed In rt Count)
c li i hanan, for lour weeks uev.uelv
t i, .insertion of wlacn to he at kt
fifteei davs before the next Octtber. WW
te.tn of this Court. '
A -rue C4py Attest
t EMMETT J CROCtE.
C3k
r i i rles A K-dfearn, Deputy Otrk
t i spldlns;. Attorney kr riaistifi.
l)MIMSTIt.'IOIl'S .YOI ICi:
. ne ii her -l.) glvf-n that Listers
of A niinistratlon, upon the estate of
Ba , ... I r.dknw, de. eased, huve ben
gr anil tn the undersigned, by tho
Pr. b li Court of Iiurhunan Cnuntj,
H - n bearing date of the 30th day
of August, 1S19
A uersons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to tne for allowance, within six
months from date of said letters, or
thij may be precluded from any ben
efit f sueh estate; and If said olalms
be not exhibited within one year from
the date of the publication of this
notice they will be foreter barred.
A tiue copy. Attest:
KUGBNE UOSRNnLERT.
(Seal) Administrator.
jr.cd M. Wanger, Clvrk of Probate.
V
laintiff has comtneii
ourt against said defendant bv netitinn an.l
affidavit, the object and general nature of
which is to obtain a decree of divorce from
t. .i.r.n.l.. . .u i. . .......
l.ifr uiiiugaiil uii 111c kiuuiiui oi muipmii.i , - - - -- ---, -I ''
such as to render her condition as his wife a strlP ot ground twelve (12) feet wide
uurui anu soutn anu rony-scven (47)
feet long ajt and west out of tho
southeast corner of said lot two( (2),
all In block thirty-three (33) In Rob-
iuoux Aiiuuion, nn addition to the
without an) fault or cause on the ni,t r,
plaintiff, defendant deserted this (laintiff
and left for parts unknown and that plain
titf has had to rely on her father for the
support of herself and childrsn since that
time That unless the said defendant, Jo
seph 1 McGrew, 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 County, State of Mis
souri, on the eth day of October, 1919, on or
before the third day of said term, to answer
plaintiff's petition, the same will be taken
for confessed as to him, and julfiment rend
ered accordingly
It is further ordered, that a copy of this
order be published in the St Joseph Ob
server, a newspaper published in the Count)
of Buchauan, for four weeks successively,
the last lusertion of winch to be at least
fifteen days before the next October, 1919
term of this Court
A true copy. Attest -
. tM.MI.TT J CROfSF..
(Seal) Clerk
By J I. McMenamv, Deputy Clerk
John E Hefflcy, Attorney for Plaintiff.
(5t)
Pagan "'' ti.fe-j . l'os- ""ences, Immediate mesne or re.
day come." the Vla".nt.ff by h,, mote',,V,ln.,ary ,,r '"""'tary grant
1 it appearing to the satisfaction I 'e'', of Ml'-Vons Brown deceased, the
oitni.u or pi'iiMtwno.v
In the Circuit Court of lluclianan Count)
Missouri, to the October Term. A D, 1919
State of Missouri, County of Buchanan, ss
John I. Pagan Plaintiff,
Josephine '.
Xow at thi
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""'"'li "" ,, yiJMriiii IO ine satistaeiion
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in vacation
that said defendant, Josephine Pagan, is a
non resident of the state of Missouri, and
does not reside therein, it is ordered thai
said non resident defendant he notified bv
publication, as required by law, that said
plaintiff has commenced his sun in this
tourt against said defendant by petition and
affidavit, the object and general nature ol
uracil is to obtain a decree of divorce from
the defendant on the grounds of desertion
in that defendant without just cause or ex'
cue, has absented her.elf from plaintiff for
more than one whole year next preceeding
the filing of plaintiff's petition That unless
the said defendant, loaenhtn I'.bih .t. .u
be and appear at the next term of this
Court, to be begun and held at the Court
House, in the City of St losepb, in Ilu
rhaaan lounty. State of Missouri, on the
tth day of October, 1919, on or before the
tl ird dae of said term, to answtr plaintiff's
petition the same will be til en for confessed
as to her and judgment rendered accord
iiy
It is
City of St. Joseph, Buchanan Coun
ly, .Missouri, wnicn bald action Is re
turnable on the first day of the next
term of said court tn be held nt the
court nouso In the Clt of St. Joseph,
In tho county and state aforesaid on
the Sixth day of October 1919, when
anu wnere you maj appear and ans
wer or otherwise defend such -letinn
otherwise plaintiffs petition will be
taKen as confessed nnd Judgment
rendered nccordlngle
And it further appearing to the Cir-
e-un court irom tne petition or plain
tiffs filed In said cam- which petition
Is duly verified by the oath of plain
tiff's agent and attorne as required
by law, that plaintiffs verily believe
that there are persons interested In or
who claim to bo lnti retted In the sub
ject matter of said petition and In the
lands hereinabove described, whose
names plaintiffs cannot Insert In sni.l
petition because the are unknown to
plaintiffs, that said unknown persons
are the unknown heirs devisees, don
ees alienees, Immediate mesne or re
mote, voluntary or inioluntarv cram.
ees of Joseph Itobidoux deceased, the
unknown consort, heirs de, lsees don-
uiiKnown neirs, uevise, s, donees, a
llenees, immediate, mesne or remote,
voluntary or involuntarj grantees of
Robert Duncan, deceased and tho un
known consort, heirs devisees, don
ees, alienees. Immediate mesne or re
mote, voluntary or involuntary grant
were derived as such from said Mlle
tons llrown, deceased; that said
Mlletons Brown, deceased, to whom
such title waa last transferred, during
his lifetime owned or claimed to own
said real estate or nn interest therein
under and bv virtue of a warrant v
deed from James W Hayes and Saralili;!;
"un'-ii ins wiie, io saiu .Mlletons
Brown, which deed Is dated October
10, 1849 and Is recorded In Book 11 nt
page f.r8 In the office of tho Heeorder
of Deeds within and for Buchanan
County, Missouri; that such unknown
consort, heirs, devisees, donees, alien
ees. Immediate, mesno or remote, vol
untary or Involuntary grantees of
Mlletons Brown, deceased, derive or
claim to derive their title or claims as
consort, heirs, devisees, donees, alien
ees, Immediate, mesne or remote, vol
untary or involuntary grantees of
Mlletons Brown, deeeaseel;
That the right, title, claims or Inter
ests of the unknown heirs, devisees,
donees, alienees. Immediate, mesne or
remote, voluntary or Involuntary
grantees of Robert Duncan, deceased,1
In nneLto said real estate were derived
as such from said Robert Duncan, 'de
ceased; that said Robert Duncan, to
whom such title was last transferred
during his lifetime owned or claimed
to own said real estate or an Interest
therein, under am by virtue of a war
ranty deed from Ira Livingston and
Mary Livingston, his wife, which deed
is dated June 18, 1S.10 and is recordea
In Book I' nt page 48S in the office of
the Recorder of Deeds within and for
lluclianan County, Missouri, that said
unknown heirs. devisees. donees.
alienees, immediate, mesne or remote.
voluntary or Involuntary grantees of
icoucrc uunenn. ucceasea, derive or
claim to derive their title or claims as
heirs, devisees, donees, alienees. Im
mediate, mesne or remote, voluntary
or Involuntary grantees of Robert
Duncan, deceared;
That tne right, title, claims, inter
ests or estate of the unknown consort,
heirs, devisees, donees, alienees. Im
mediate, mesne or remote, voluntary
or Involuntary grantees of Georgo W.
Whitehead, deceased, In and to said
real estate, were derived as such from
said George W. Whitehead; that said
George W Whitehead was a son of
Mary A. Duncan, who was the widow
of Robert Duncan hnd former owner
of said real estate: that said Mary A
Duncan, after the death of said Ro
bert Duncan, Intermarried with James
W. Whitehead; that ono of tho chil
dren of said Robert Duncan and Mary
A. Duncan was named Marauls A
Duncan, that said Marquis A. Duncan'
died In the year 1901 owning or claim-1
Ing to own an Interest In said real es-1
tate; that at tho death of said Marouls1
A. Duncan, said Marquis A Duncan!
icit as nis solo and only heirs-at-iaw
his mother. Mary A. Duncan White
head; his brother, James B Duncan,
his half brothers, James William
Whitehead, Jr., and Georgo W Wh.te
head, and his half sister, Mary A.
Whitehead, who afterwards Intermar
ried with M. II. Alderman, sometimes
called Maney II. Alderman, that Bald
Marquis A. Duncan died Intestate, that
the interest, title or claims of the un
known consort, heirs, devisees, donees,
alienees, Immediate, mesne or remote,
voluntary or Involuntary grantees of
Georgo W Whitehead arise out of,
under and by virtue of a deed and con-
veyance from Ira Livingston and Mary
Livingston, his wife, to Robert Dun
can, hereinbefore described, and out
of the death of Marquis A Duncan, as
hereinabove alleged, that the unknown
consort, heirs, devisees, donees, alien
ees, Immediate, mesne or remote, vol
untary or Involuntary grantees of
Georgo W Whitehead derive or claim
to derive their title or claims as the
consort, heirs, devisees, donees, alien
ees, Immediate, mesne or remote, vol
untary or Involuntary grantees or
George W Whitehead, deceased.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
unless the said unknown and non-resident
defendants above named shall bo
nnd appear at the next term of this
court to be begun and held
at the court house In the City of St.
Joseph, Buchanan County. State of
Missouri, on the Sixth day of October
1919, 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.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
a copy of this order be nublished In
the ST JOSEPH OBSERVER, a news
paper published in the County of
Buchanan, for four weeks success
ively, the last Insertion of which to
bo at least fifteen days before the next
October, 1919 term of this court,
A true copy. Attest.
EM.METT J CROUSE,
(Seal) Clerk of Circuit Court
Graham & Silverman, Attorneys for
nalntiffs.
(S30)
We buy and sell Alfalfa, Timothy, Clover, Millet
and Cane Seed; also Seed Rye, and other Grass and
Field Seeds.
POULTRY FEED
FA
Bell Phone 1579
ER SEED CO.
725-27-29 South 4th Street
St. Joseph. Mo.
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OFFICERS
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POWELL Vice-President MILO L. CirUTE..,...i Asst. Cashier
Cjtej. A. nieiUH, vicc-rreiucnt n Cashier.
DIRECTORS
tAELT
Veoe-l'resW.st, Nivt-McCord Mtrna.
JHQ. P. RiaiAIlDSON.
Chwrroin and President, Slchsrdso
Vrj Goods Compaaj.
K. W. POWELL,
Presldsnt, Jolin & Brittsia D17 Cexxis
CotapaBr
HICNIIY J. WUELLKR.
."resident. Muell.r-VUller Cand? Co.
RALPH fc. COSTIOAN,
President, Noyes-Kormtn Stem Ox
CHARLES ARDERV,
President. Jchnson-WooJbnrr list
vompanj,
CHARLES I. SaiENECKER.
vicc-i-resiaesi, navt-
tile) CotnriBr
WILLIAM lL CURTIM.
Seer. lid-. Kept, Wreih M. ft Uff.
Compaar.
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Assistant Pjishf.e.
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"resident and craaldeat Nara-McCocd
fticrcanuie us.
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
D. K. IIEATON, rraaltUnt. CEO. J. DE COLE, VkavPn. sent Utr.
J. W. KARLE, Stf svul Trwa.
HEA TON-BE GOLE
Undertaking Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
With Lady Attendant
224 South Eighth Street Bell Phone 1782
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H. O. Sidenfaden
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER
Ocxruar Tenth sntl Frederick Avenue. Lady Attendant.
TELETHONE MAIN SS3 AJTO MAEV SOI
ADMI.VISTHATHIX NOTICI.
Notice is hereby Blven that Letters
of Administration", unon tho estate of
John I'. Wallace, deceased, have been
trrantcd to tho undersigned, by the
Probate Court of Buchanan County,
Missouri, beatinK date of the 19th day
of August. 1919.
All persons having claims acalnst
said estate ore required to exhibit
them to me for allowance, within six
months from date of said letters or
they may be precluded from any ben
efit of such estate, nnd If said ialms
ces of George W. Whitehead, deccased'he not exhibited within ono year from
further ordered, that a copy of tins
A true copy
(Seel)
Secretary Itedfleld has resigned
from tho Cabinet. Miffed, probably
because Congreiw wouldn't npproprl
ate money for demonwrators to toaeh
American women how to cook fish.
Kansas City Timos.
SHOE REPAIRING
We repair shoes,
for tho entire
family Brtnj the
old rmes here. Wo
make them good
as new, thus sav
ing you the pre
vailing high pric
es for brand novi
ones.
Shoes sent us by parcel post 'Will 1,c I ttorney. .mil it apv'arlnij to the satisLclron
fixed and returned the same day ro- '.'i J" V,"!' ,"' i,".ci;.cu"e.Ceu.r!i '? ""n'
celved "j- ,1,,, M,j defendant, Cynthia hliiaheth .Mis-
r, ,. fieM, is a nan resident of the State of Mis-
balTI LLallU . url, aud dees not reside therein, it is jir
tin ei.-. r.i. o. n.. .. . ,..Hre. that sanl nonresident defendant he
l.u lso, Etli St, Uhoao Main H01lj.ot.ii.il h) suUi.jtion. i rea.uucd te lav,,
and in which petition It is further al
leged tnut sucn utiKnown persons are
non-residents of the State of Mis
souri, and do no!, reside therein, IT IS
THi:iti:i-'OHIJ ordered by the court
that said unl.nown persons defendants
herein be notified by publication, as
required by law, that plaintiffs have
Instituted their action mcilnst said un
known and non-residfnt defendants
in said court, and that the object nnd
uenerul nature of said action Is to
asei rtaln, determine and adjudge the
the dato of the publication of this
noticefc tney win lie rorevcr barred.
A true copy. Attest:
NANCY W. WALLACU,
(Seal) Administratrix.
Fred M Wanger. Clerk of Probate.
AD.MINISTllATOK'S NOTICI.
Notice is hcrebv given that Letters
of Administration, upon the estate
of Oalem IJ. Williams, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, by
tne I'roDuie court or ituctianan coun
order te puMisiied in the St Joseph Ob and defendants of. In and to the real
server, a newspaper published in the County ' state hereinabove den-rlbed. nnd to
M. ,.. ...... ., ...u, .: successively ' quiet ine title inereio in piaintiirs, anil
!' '' V""." il? .feU'V:'!' Ife?..,.,l,a " lH sed In said petition that
term ol lid. Court October. 1V19. ,lle lmPrf.a, and claims of such un-
Atlest-
LMlItTT J CROl'.SH.
l lerle
l)THl
Sherman c. Oils, Xttorne)S for IM.intiff
(Hit)
l.noun persons, defendants herein, In
and to said real estate ho far as known
to plaintiffs are as follows:
That the right, title i 'aims or Inter
cuts of the uvknown heirs, devisees,
I donees, nllenei's. Immediate, mesne or
OUI)i:it OP IM'Ill.ICA'IIOV li emote, voluntary or Involuntary
In the Circuit Ceturl m l.ii(hati.ti I'miTii. Cl.intfos of .loseDh noniilnilY ilpepas.
Missouri, to the Octnl.er Term, A I) , 1919 'led. were derived ns sueh from said
ArA' vl,ili''M'.'.(,!!i1i",)' cl 1,uch,iS"n'.",i I Jnneph llobldoux. dcce.ii.ed that said
Ar.a Wilson Maxfitld '''". Joseph Itobldout, to vM r .eh title
rntl.U F.liraheth Ma, field . Defendant wu8 la1 transferred d r ' ' life.
.Now at tins day conies the plaintiff l.y his tune owned said real cm r um
oy virtue oi u verrH irum
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made especially for Farmers and Stockmen, sent direct to you by
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WE ILWE NO AGENTS. WE SEIJj DITtEOT TO YOG AT ONE
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AH of our harness and workmanship Is guaranteed, and you will
find our prices right. As to our reliability, we refer you tg any bank
or banker in St. Joseph.
JAMES LUNDON
Manufacturer of Light nnd Heavy Harness. Also n Full IJno of Lap
Ilobcs, Nets, illankcts, Collars, Whips, Etc.
PHONE [phone] SOUTH FOCIITH STKEET ST. JOSEPH, MO.
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We Sterilize All Empty Bottles
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rcspecuve utes oi parties plaintiffs ty. Missouri, bearing date of tho Cth
day of August, 1919.
All persons having claims against
said estate ore required to exhibit
them to mo for allowance, within tlx
months from date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any benl
fit of bucli estate: and If said claims
bo not exhibited within one year from
the data of the publication of this I
notice, they will be forever barred.
A true copy. Attest:
MAKV A. WILLIAMS.
(Seal) Public Administrator
Fred M. Wanger, Clexk of Probate.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 herebyonnounce myself a candi
date for ItTVresentatlve in Congress,
Fourth CongiZsslonal District, Mia-
bjcot to
Young Men
Have you decided on your future 7 You can e.nter veterinary college
this year on two years of high school training o'r Its equivalent. After
this year you will surely need to have a high school diploma. Get In
while you can. Abundance of opportunities and profitable positions.
Write the
St. Joseph Veterinary College
It. C. MeOUE. President. St. Joeeph, Mo.
Julius C Itobidoux ninl ' tl Ilobl
dnux, his wife, to said .liwi li Ilol.l.
ftmiv whlnh deed la il.lln.1 .lunnsrv
S7. 1S4E, and is ret orded In book H First Tuesday In August. 1820.
at page 21? in the office of the Be-1 JtOIiEUT X. YOUNQ.
Miurl, bubject tu the will of the Demo.
eratlc voters at the primary election,
Ship All of Your
Furs, Hides, Wool, Pelts, Etc., to Us
Highest market prices at all times. We advise early ship
ment. Write us for price list and tags.
The St. Joseph Hide & Fur Co.
ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI
rhr.t Talcplaaatsi Mala 1MT. Ul North Second Slls.t
JONAS D. EMERY, Manager.
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