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(No. 3G394)
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In the C'lrcu'l Court of Huchnnan
County, Missouri, to Hie October
Terra. A. D 1921.
State of Mbuourl, County of Bu
chanan, as
Edna May Garrett Plaintiff
vs.
John It. 5arrott Defendant
Now at this day conies the plaintiff
1y her attorney, and It nppoarlng to
the sitlsfuctlon of the Clerk of the
Circuit Cocrt, in vacation, that said
. fondant, John It (iarrett. Is a non
resident of tho Statu of Missouri, and
lots not resldo therein. It li ordered
that said non-ics'dent defendant bo
i otlfied hy publli atlon, ns required by
l iw, that mid plnlntlff has commenc
1 her suit In th-s Court against mid
i fondant by pe.itlon and affidavit,
the object and general nature of
which Is to obtain a decico of divorce
from the defendant on the grounds of
indignities such us to make her con
dition in llfu as his wlfo Intolerable
In this, to-vrlt: that on many occas
ions defendant cursed, abused nnd
ttruck her, nil without Justification
r excuse; that he gambled away hl-s
money and finally wrote checks where
hn had no deposits In tho bank nnd
nlso that ho loft Lome on tho 7th day
of Juno, 1913, and has never returned
to plaintiff, that nhc Is Informed that
since leaving licr, defendant lias en
tered Into marriage with another
woman In St, Louis, Missouri. That
unless tho said John K. Garrett svall
be and appear at the next term of this
Court, to bo begun and held at tho
Court House, In tho Ct.y of St. Joseph,
In Uucliaiian County, Statu of Mis
souri, on the 3rd day of October, 1921,
on or beforo tho third day of said
term, to nnnwer plaintiff's petition,
tho same will bo takon for eonfesbod
us to him and Judgment rendered ac
cordingly It Is further ordered, that n copy
of this order bo published In Tho St,
Joseph Observer, a newspaper puo
hshed In tho County of lluchanan, for
four we-cks successively, tho last in
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We arc eager to have you consult our representative. - Means
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NEW BUSINESS DEPT.
7- W J? w5 JiMllEgT P -rJnHBmSaS
sertion of which to bo at least fifteen
days beforo tho noxt October, 1921,
term of this Court.
A true copy. Attest:
EMMETT J. CHOUSE,
(Seal) Clorlc.
Sherman, Stlgall &. Kranitz, Attorneys
for Plaintiff. (820)
IIXIX'ITIUX NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that Letters,
Testament try, upon tho cstato of
Eugene W Miller, deceased, have
been pranted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court of lluchanan
County, Missouri, bearing dato of the
14th day of September. 1921.
All persons having claims against
paid cstato aro required to exhibit
them to me for allowance, within six
months from dato of said loiters, or
they may be precluded from any ben
efit of such es'ate, and If said claims
be not exhibited within ono year from
the date of tho publication of this
notice, they will bo forever barred.
EETTIE A. MILLER.
(Seal) Executrix.
Attested
Tred M. Wangcr, Clerk of Trobate.
(924)
AmilNISTItATHIX NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that Letters
of Administration, upon tho estate of
Levi IJ. Itlcketts, deceased, havo been
granted to the undersigned, by tho
Probato Court of lluchanan County,
Missouri, bearing date of tho 19th
day of September, 1921.
All persons having claims against
said estate aro required to exhibit
them to mo for nllowanco, within six
months from date of said letters, or
they may bo precluded from any bon
eflt of such estate; and If said claims
be not exhibited within ono vear from
tho date of tho publication of this
notice, they will bo forever barred.
VIRGINIA E. UICKETTS.
(Seal) Administratrix.
Attested
Tred M. Wanger. Clerk of rrobatc.
(921)
Joseph, Mo.
for which
Hound In Cloth,
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NEW CREDIT LAW LESSON
It Will Not Prove tlio IJoon to
Country Dealer As It Wna
PnlnU'd.
the
Grain dealers along with handlers
of cotton and other farm iiroAucts,
aro already hearing more aud mpro
about tho now 'War 1'lnanco Corpo
ration credit activities In behalf of
farmers. Congress lately enacted a
law which provides for tho extension
of ?1, 000, 000. 000 In credit to assist in
tho sale of farm products for export.
Tho War 1'lnanco Corporation Is the
agency designated to handlo this
money and dis'rlbuto It.
Of course, exaggerations of what
tho law will aicompllsh already aro
hoard, nut tho country grain dealer
and tho terminal operator will not
find It tho boon that somo of the
GUAIIDIAN'S NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that Walter
W. Lower was adjudged Insane by
tho Probato Court of Luchanan
County, Missouri, that tho under
signed llobort Adams has beery duly
appointed guardian of said Walter W.
Lower, by said Court on the 17th day
of September, 1921,
All persons having claims against
said c-Htato nro required to exhibit
them to thu Probato Court of Bu
chanan County, Missouri, for allow
ance within ono year from tho date)
of tho publication of this notice, or
they will bo forever barred,
ItOHEUT ADAMS.
(Soal) Guardian, Agency, Mo.
Attest:
Tred M. Wangcr, Clerk of Probate.
(924)
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This Coupon must accompany your order. It
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politicians nre 'attempting to plcturo
It In their cabernet to win public
favor. First, the credit will not b
ottended exceptor! CO per cent of the
valuo of tho farm products offered as
security for the loans. Besides, tho
rate of Interest will bo up to ono and
one-ha,lf per cent In excess of the
discount rato of tbB Federal Iteservc
Hank where the farm products aro
held. .This mcar.sva 7Va per cent rate
In tho Kansas City, Chicago and
.Minneapolis dlstrfsts. Such a rate
and tho CO per cent loan limit do not
mean any easy money.
No sensible, individual expects the
government to bo free and easy In
lending money for tho conduct of any
privato business, or even tho agricul
tural business. So thero will bo no
disappointment when tho real facts
are brought to light about this
$1,000,000,000 farm credit law. It Is
stated that no; only faimers and
groups of farmers, but individual
companies will bo able to obtain loans
by meeting tho roqulromcnts of tho
War Flnanco Corporation. A few
companies and association of farmers
already have made application. Pa
cific Northwest Interests aro tho only
grain handlers to seek loans on grain
thus far. A majority probably will
find ordinary sources of funds offer
ing terms fully as good or better than
tho War Flnanco Corporation.
Congress has felt almost under
necessity to do something for the
farmer. It pissod an cmorggncy
tariff that did little or no good. It
cnactod tho Capper-Tluchcr bill that
has not helped farmers. And then It
came forward vv'th tho 1,000,000,000-
crcdlt bill. It !tf well for congress to
attompt to helpifarrncrs in a sincere
way, but what it hw done thus far
has been merely to adopt legislation
without any prtctical valuo.
In tlmo tho now credit law, as well
as tho other cxncrlraonts of congress,
will demonstrate to farmers the futil
ity of Booking ta better their position
through legislation. Laws cannot lift
tho farmer to a stato of prosperity.
Tho farmers of the country will once
moro become prosperous when tho
world, notably Europe, has returned
to hard work and to tho rctlroment
of war debts tend, when the tried
agencies of distribution, including or
ganized exchanges and organized
grain companies, are permitted to
flhd tho highest possible markets
without Interference. Western Oraln
Journal, ICansas City,
A man it ho is arrested every week
Is W. U. Cuff, a theatrical manager
of Chllllcothe, who persists in running
a movk) on Sunday nights. The first
tlmo he was arrested for thus vlolat
lnc a city ordln&nco he was fined
2fl'00, but slnco then tvory Jury has
GOCTARDING GOES AFTER
PROFITEERING BANKERS
Tret i t i i
haps them ron the ritsmur
THAT SOME EXACT FROM
ISfcU
borrowers
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DEFENDS BOARD AGAINST '
RESTRICTION ATTACKS
In n Coinprclicnsivo Statement ITo
Shown Tliat tlio Federal Itescno
Hank la Not to Dlamo If Member
Rank., At In tlio Caso of Omnlui
Ovcrclinrgo Interest on Loans to
Farmers or CnU Notes.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. Hitting
at banks which profiteer on redis
counts, and which misrepresent tho
attttudo of the federal reservo board
to excuse refusal of loans to farmers,
W. P." a. Harding, governor of tho
board, haii slammed back vigorously
nt those In and out of congress who
havo been complaining of alleged re
striction by Washington of agricul
tural credit.
Governor Hording defended tho
board from theso attacks In a letter
to Governor McKolvIo of Nebraska,
who inquired whether receipts for
grain stored on the farm could be
mado tho basis for loans eligible to
rediscount and thus extend the cred
it facilities to Nebraska farmers.
"Tho federal reserve board," ro
plled Governor Harding, "has always
stressed tho Importance of sustaining
tho agricultural and live stock Inter
ests of the country and Its policy has
alvvavs been shaped with a view of
encouraging member banks to extend
all reasonable accommodations to
thoso engaged In theso vital Indus
tries. I tenon o Hanks Don't Loan Direct
"Tho liquidation which has taken
place, nt least sc far as this liquida
tion Is reflected in tho statements of
tho federal reserve banks, shows that
tho reduction In loans has been main
ly in the largo cities and in Industrial
centers. Fcdeial reservo banks aro
not permitted by law to mako loans
dl6bt to Individuals, firms or corpo
rations and they rediscount only pa
per which bears tho indorsement of
a member bank,
"Consequently, In order for a federal
resdrvo "UUrd to render financial as
sistance to thoso engaged In agricul
ture or tho raising of livo stock, It is
necessary that tho loans first bo ne
gotiated with member banks. Neither
these1 federal reservo banks nor tho
federal reservo board has any control
over tho loan policy of any member
bnnk. Wo cannot compel a member
bank to mako a loan which It docs
not dcslro to make, nor can wo re
strain It from making o. loan which
is not forbidden by law.
"About one-third of the member
banks In the Kansas City district have
boon very heavy borrowers In tho last
year, another ono-thlrd have been
only moderato borrowors, while tho
remaining third havo not borrowed
at all. It Is porslblo that tho federal
reserve bank may have called tho
attention of somo of tho larger bor
rowers to tho advisability of reducing
their discount lines at tho federal
reserve bank, but In no case has tho
federal reservo bank undertaken to
say to n member bank Just what par
ticular loans It should call or ask to
bo reduced."
V to Member Hanks
Mr. Harding rays It Is for the mem
ber banks primarily, and the reservo
ban Its' secondarily, to dctermino
whether farmers' warehouse receipts
are acceptable as tho basis of loans
and rediscounts.
Showing up tho profiteering by
banks or rediscounts, Mr. Harding
told of 111 notes aggregating $1,031,
835 discounted at 6 per cont for 21
banks by tho Omaha reservo bank
branch September 9. On 52 of these
notes tho banks had charged tho bor
rowers 10 per cent, tho Nobraska
maximum, 21 notes 9 per cent, two
S V4 per cont, fourteen 8 per cent,
thirteen 7 Vi per cent, five 7 per cont.
two CV4 per cecut, nnd two 6 per cent.
"Where a bank in Nebraska," Mr.
Harding said, "is able to rediscount
at tho federal icsorve bank at 0 per
cent per annum paper which It has
taken from Its customers at 10 per
cent, the profit Is (6 2-3 per cent. It
tho paper Is taken at 9 per cent the
profit is 50 per cent, or it at' 8 per
cent, tho profit Is 33 1-3 per cent.
Urge Ixmcr Interest Itatca
"I sincerely hopo that banks gener
ally will recognize tho fact that by
charging lower rates of interest they
will bo building up their own com
munities nnd lu tho long run reap
creator profit themselves, than would
be the' case If they should contlnuo to
charge all tho lavr allowed or all the
traffic wll bear
"Tho abrogation of the progressive
rate has madn It posslblo for banksi
in Nobraska to make a large percent
age of profit on their rediscount tran-
tsactlona with the federal reserve
bank, but tho dally statements made
to tho board do not lndlcato that tho
Nebraska bankv, as a rulo, have shar
ed this advantugo with tholr borrow
ers, la thoro any reason to bollovo
that In caso tho discount rato at tho
federat roscrvo bank of Kansas City
should bo further reduced tho No
bras't.i banks would givo their cus
tomers lower rates than they do at
present?"
BE MORE CAREFUL'
I'coplo Should Givo Moro Attention
to Tlielr Addrcflslne and
Savo Trouble.
Tho postal administration of Poland
has advised this department of tho
receipt In that country of n large
numbor of parcols from tho United
States without tho addresses, or with
Incomplcto or Illegible) addresses.
Postmasters nro, therefore, requested
to Instruct tho senders of parcels for
Poland to can so said parcels to bo
complotcly nnd legibly addressed, in
ordor to assuro tho dcllvory of same.
Tho above-mentioned parcols should
also bear the names and nddresscs of
the senders In order that the senders
may bo notified in the case parcels
concerned nro undellvcrablo for nny
reason.
Tho postmaster at Eaglo Toss, Tex.,
has reported the receipt at his cfflce
of a largo number of packages of
merchandise for Mexico unaccompan
ied by customs declaration. Postmas
ters are, thcrofare, instructed to ad
vlso tho senders of packages of mer
chandise by customs declarations as
stated In sections 2 and 3 on page
118 of tho' Pittal Guldo for July,
1921.
(No. 35873)
OltDint OF PUMjICATION
In tho Circuit Court of Buchanan
County, Missouri, to tho Octobor
Term, A. D., 1921.
Stato of Missouri, County of llu
chanan, ss.
Helen Wolf Plaintiff
vs.
Abo Wolf Defendant
Now at this day comes the plaintiff
by her nttornoy, and It nppearlng to
tho satisfaction of tho Clerk of the
Circuit Court in vacation that said
defendant, Abo Wolf, Is a non-resldont
of the Btato of Missouri, and does not
reside therein. It Is oi lered that said
non-resident defendant bo notified by
publication, as required by law, that
said plaintiff has eommoncod her suit
In this Court against said defendant
by petition and affidavit, tho object
and general nature of which Is to ob
tain a decree of divorce from tho de
fendant on the grounds, of desertion
and Indignities in this, to-wlt: that
tho defendant has absented hlmsolf
from this plaintiff without reasonable
cause for the space of one wholo year
next beforo filing of her petition, and
further that while cohabiting togcthor
as husband and wife defendant was
guilty of such Indignities as to render
her condition In llfo Intolerable in
that while defendant was engaged In
tho unlawful sale of Intoxicating
liquors plaintiff remonstrated with
him and because of that defendant
becamo enraged and struck her with
his fist, and other indignities. That
unless the said Abe Wolf shall be and
appear at the next term of this Court,
to be begun and held at tho Court
Houo, In tho City of St. Joseph, in
Buchanan County, Stato of Missouri,
on tne 3rd aay or October, 1921, on
or before tho third day of slid term,
to answer plaintiff's petition, tho same
will be taken for confessed as to him
nnd Judgment rendered accordingly.
It ts further ordered, that a copy
of this order be published In The fit.
Joseph Observer a newspaper pub
lished in the County of Uuchanan, for
four weeks successively, tno last In
sertion of whirl, to be at loast fifteen
dajs before the noxt October, 1921,
term of this Court.
A true copy. Attest:
EMMETT J. CnOURE,
(Seal) Clerk.
By J. I McMenamy, Deputy Clerk.
Sherman, Stlgall & Kranitz, Attorneys
for Plaintiff. (313)
(No. 315359)
OHDKIt OF PUBLICATION
In the Circuit Court of lluchanan
County. Missouri, to tho October
Term. A. D., U21.
Stato of Muourl, County of Bu
chanan, PS.
Holey Miller Plaintiff
vs.
Jes!o Miller Defendant
Now at this day comes tho plnlntlff
by his attorney, and It appcarlns to
tho satisfaction of the ClerV of the
Circuit Court In vacation v.iat said
defendant, Jessie Miller, Is a non-rest-dent
of tho State of Mitmourl, and does
not reside therein and haB absconded
and absented herself from her usunl
place of abode In this state. It Is or
dered that said non-resident defen'int
be notified by publication, as required
by law, that said plaintiff has com
menced his suit In this Court against
said defendant by petition and affi
davit, the- objec and general nature
of which is to obtain a decree of di
vorce from the defondant on the
ground of desertion: that defendant
has absented herself from plaintiff
without a reatonublo cause for the
space of more than one whole year
next baforo the filing of his petition;
and that defendant has offered plain
tiff such Indignities as to render his
condition in llfo Intolerable, by curs
ing him, calling him vile names and
keeping house for other men. That
unless tho said Jessie Miller shall bo
and appear at tho next term of this
Court, to be begun and held at the
Court House, in the City of St. Joseph,
in Uuchanan County, State of Mis
souri, on the 3rd day of October: 1921,
on or before tho third day of said
term, to answer plaintiff's petition,
tho same will be takon for confessed
as to her and judgment rendered ac
cordingly. It Is further ordered, that a copy
oi mis oraer do puoiisnea in Tne tit.
Joseph Observer, u newsDarAr nub.
Ushed In the County of Uuchanan, for
four weeks successively, the last In
sertion of which to be at least fifteen
days beforo the next October, 1921,
term of this Court.
A true copy. Attest:
EMMETT J, CHOUSE.
(Seal) Clerk.
IJy Eugene Roseburg, Deputy Clerk.
Morte U. Craiff, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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