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ma Store Phone 2718 LAND SALE TO SETTLE ESTATE OF THOMAS McEVOY, DECEASED ON APRIL 22, AT 2 P.M. Located two and three-quarter miles northwest of Lowe-, mont. and four miles west of Kickapoo. Farm is of 160 acres--140 acres of farming land, 5 acres of alfalfa and 15 acres in pasture. Well improved, fenced, of water and electricity available.

Possession upon com- of deal. This farm can be inspected anytime before sale or on Sale Day. The location is on an all-weather road. If you are interested in buying a farm and want to get a barga'in, be sure and attend this sale. Purchaser will receive two-fifths of 40 acres of wheat Terms: Cash.

LEO McEVOY, Administrator of Estate. Stay up by themselves Scoreboard NATIONAL LEAGUE Biouklyn 1 Cincinnati i I Philadelphia i Pittsburgh St Loub. New York Chic.igo Boston 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia 1 Chicago 1 Uoston i 1 New York 0 Cleveland W.iihlziKton 0 St Louis 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 Pet. 1.000 1.000 1.000 1000, 000 .0001 .000 000 I Pet. I 1.000 i 10C0 1 1000 icoo, ooo .000 .000 i .000 i YESTERDAY'S RESULTS NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 3.

St, Louis 1. Brooklyn 5. Boston 3. Philadelphia 4. New York 3.

Pittsburgh 1. Chicago 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE PhlliidMphla 6. New York I. Chicago 2. Cli'Vrland 0 Bifaton 7.

Washington 6, Detroit 7. St. Louln 0 No wonder they're walked about and talked about so much! Their elastic tops keep them fitting snugly nnd well. Knitted of thc finest obtainable ynrns with Nylon-reinforced toes in many styles Gl'-nn C. James.

Atchison county i dinctor of social welfare, and Bond. Mrs. Doris Black' mon, Bobbc Parker and Miss Mary Anne Horan, case workers. will attend a service training I meeting at Kansas City tomorrow. Auto, water heaters.

Hayes, 706. Paper table clotiis. Tonsing's. 50c Veterans Star In Openers BY JOE REICHLER (Associated Press Sports Writer) Twenty-nine rookies saw action in the major baseball leagues on opening day, but such established stars as Hal Newhouser, Hank Greenberg, Ted Williams, Pete Reiser, Oom DiMaggio and Truett (Rip) Sewell stole the show. Newhouser, 'Whistling his left- handed shots through rain and fog at St.

Louis, blanked the Browns 7-0 with four hits to get off to a flying start toward his fourth consecutive 25-victory season. Greenberg, playing his first game in a Pittsburg uniform, broke up a scoreless duel between thc Pirates and Chicago at Wrigley Field by blasting a sixth inning double to drive in the run that nipped the Cubs, 1-0. The blow enabled Sewell to best Hank Borowy as each hurler gave up five hits. Williams drove in two runs with a single and a double to lead the Boston Red Sox to a 7-6 triumph ovc the Washington Senators at the Hub. DiMaggio, in addition to playing superbly in centerfield wth four putouts and an assist, rapped out three hits and sewed twice-.

Reiser scored three runs and drove in two to account for every Brooklyn run as the Dodgers defeated the Boston Braves 5-3 at Ebbets Field. Pete's double in the seventh drove in the tying and winning runs. ALL VKT SHOW Veterans also showed the way in the other games: Phil Marchildon, the Philadelphia Athletics Canadian star hurler, scattered six New York hits to defeat the Yankees 6-1 in their own baliwick. Eddie Lopat, long a nemesis to the Cleveland Indians, outnitcfnd the mighty Bob Feller 2-0 before 55,014 fans in Cleveland. Schoolboy Rowe and "Del Ennis, last year's top rookie, combined to give the Phils a 4-3 win over the New York Giants before 27,203.

Eddie Miller, the sore-armed shortstop, who thought seriously of quitting the game this spring, and long-armed Ewell Blackwell. last year's National league shutout king, conspired to upset the world champ; St. Louis Cardinals in Cincinnati's 47th straight home opener. In all, 244,698 fans witnessed the eight curtain-raisers, only 2,000 less than last year's record turnout. Of the 29 rookies, only four managed to do all right by themselves as the large freshman group batted for a combined average of .197.

getting only 14 hits in 71 times at bat. Clint Hartung, the Giants' highly publicized flychas- er, Sam Mele, Red Sox rightfielo- er and Frank Baumholtz, who holds down a similar position with the Reds, each a double and a single. Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn's Negro first baseman, and firs't of his race to reach the majors since 1884, failed to gel a hit in three official trips to the plate, but his sacrifice-error play in the seventh inning set up the subsequent tying and winning runs. Fred Johnson, county clerk, and George Remhard, county commissioner, went to Topeka today on business. State of Kansas, County of AtchLson.

ss IN THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY AND STATE 111 M.ittt'r of thr Estate of Herman B. Kesiler. Deceased. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT State t'f Kansas. To The Creditors.

Heirs, Legatees and all Otlien Concerned. Notice is hereby given that thc undcr- wits appointed Executor of the Will of Herman Keviler. deceased. or. the day of April, 1947, and that he qualified us such on April 4, 1947.

and that Letters Testamentary have been Lwued to him. Creditors arc notified that they must exhibit their demands agalnM thc estate within nine from the ICth day of April. 1947. and if their demands are not thus exhibited they shall be forever barred. George L.

Wolf, Kxecutor of the Will of Herman B. Kcs-iler. to Deceased OTCeefc Root, Attorneys for Kxecutor (April 16. 23, 30, 1347) IN THE PROBATE COURT OP ATCHISON COUJJTY. KANSAS In the Matter of the Estate of Lulla Ryan.

No. 5327 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR Notice is hereby given to the heirs, dcvl-sees. legatees, and all others concerned, that on the llth day of April. 1947, the undersigned was by thc Probate Court of Atchison County, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified ns Administrator of the estate of Lulla Ryan, deceased, late of Atchison County, Kansas. All parties Interested in satd estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly.

All demands not exhibited within nine mouths from thr date of the first publication of this notice shall be forever barred. LEE B. JAMES. Administrator John Buchlcr. Attorney for Petitioner.

(April 16. 23. 30. 1947) Local Boxers In Workouts Atchison boxers gathered for a workout afternoon at Memorial hall in for corning fights scheduled here for Friday night, April 25. The card will be presented under auspices of the Atchison VFW post.

Theodore Kelly, LaVerne Vaughn and Donald Wilson, all flyweights, were among those reporting. Joe Starks, another in this same weight class? failed to report because of a bad cold. In the welterweight class, Charles Houghton and Herman Page of Atchison were present. Both are rugged and strong punchers with promise, and are expected to take part on the next card. Bob Linder and George Blasi of Everest were unable to be here yesterday because of the rain.

Linder has shown promise because of his ability to push himself in workouts. Rlasi hasn't been in action since the local Golden Gloves tournament. In the middleweight class, Kenneth Kelly, who is scheduled to fight Marion Freeman of Maryville, and Howard Godfrey, who expects to regain his Golden Glove form, were among others who worked out. Several other boys reported for work-outs, but they won't be named to the squad until after i the rest penx" "h-'i-sday 1 starting at 4 p. m.

at the hall. Charles Berry, Bendena. is scheduled to meet the Kansas City Tournament of Champions Tano Avilla, who kayoed his opponent here last Friday. Berry is working fcr a comeback after several recent defeats. Boys who wish to try out for the team are asked to report at the hall Thursday at 4 p.

m. Sports Roundup BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR. NEW YORK, April 16--C-T--As an incurable shillaber for college baseball, this writer feels constrained to point out that there's a lot of higher education moving into the major leagues this season Looking over the list of rookies considered good enough to start the season as regulars one finds Dale Mitchell (Oklahoma), Jackie Robinson (UCLA), Frankie Baumholtz (Ohio and Sam Mele (NYU) in addition. Bobby Brown, the Tulane medical student, likely will be in there as soon as he recovers from flu and pitchers Steve Nagy (Seton Hall), Jim Hearn (Georgia Tech), Tom Fine (Baylor) and Bill McCahan (Duke) are scheduled for action soon Of course, they're outnumbered 3 or 4 to 1 by rookies who never got past high school, but few colleges have encouraged baseball players to enter tneir portals while pro baseball has done than just encourage them to slay away. IT'S A RACQUET Six law students at the Univer- 1 sity of Virginia have formed a 1 tennis teem that is taking on all comers.

Ain't it natural that law I students should go to the courts? AND SHELLS i Has anyone pointed out that i Hank Greenberg now has a chance to become the second player to lead both major leagues in home run hitting? Only player ever to do that trick was Wahoo Sam Crawford, who hit 16 for Cincin- Time out for Coke BOIIIED UNDEB AUTHORITY OF THE A A COMPANY 8Y A 5 3 2 North 9 Velvet MRS. WISE AT HOME MR. WISE AT THE OFFICE WISE FAMILY SXTRA EfVEKY FOR WORK OK PLAY- THEY GET IT BY Velvet (Creamery DELICIOUS MILK. KEY TO GOOD nati in 1901 and then topped the i 160, Kansas City, outpointed Mey- i Andy Clark: "Alex Kenser was American league for Detroit in er Sigel. 159.

Brooklyn, 10. I one of Atchison's old time express Writcx personalized stationery, drivers who hasn't been mentioned in The Globe." 1908 and 1914 Dr. Mai Stev. ens tells Yankee scribes that Joe Di.Maggio is able to pinch-hit if necessary and may be able to play Mrs Hawk and SQn havc IN THE PROBATE COURT OF ATCH i- ball in a couple of weeks. re ur ned to their home TM- SON COUNTY KANSAS in in thc MlUer of the of i i THE- rrvtf i fingham from the Atchison hOS- Olive Aila'man.

Deceased. CLLA.M.M. nit ct-rr pital i NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 1 Glenn (Junior) Davis is hitting Kg. NOTICE be concerned: You are hereby notified that Henry better than .400 for the Army base- bail team and has stolen seven bases in four games. NJ NT ANO EVERY NITE UNTIL 930J FIGHTS LAST NIGHT 'Hy The Associated Press) London-- Joe Baksi, Kulpmont, TKO Bruce Woodcock, England, 7.

I. Jo Brown, convicted on the 20th You here day of September. 1944. of the crime Benjamin Kout was appointed executor or Forcible Rape In Atchison County, of 10 last wil1 an1 testament and or Kansas, will apply on the 29th day of May. 1947.

to the Governor, at his office In Topeka, Kansas, for evecutive clem- the estate of Olive O. AlUmaa, deceased, on the 4th day of April. 1947. and qualified as such on that day. All creditors must exhibit their designed: JOE BROWN mands against satd estate within nine (March 26: April 2.

9. 16. 23. 30. 1947) i i months from the date of the first i publication of this notice as provided by law and if their demands arc T.

IAR State of Kansas. Atchison County, ss: thus exhibited they shall be forever 1 Los Angeles--Tommy Ben. iw, LV THE COURT OP SAID barred. 1 i i TK'O a i WllSOll. COUNTY A STATF! Auto-Radio Service Co.

CAR RADIO SERVICE EXCLUSIVELY Vic Griffis 807 Main Street CITY NEWS Collection of News Paragraphs and Advertisements Floor lamps. Intfen's. Dr. Palmer, osteopallnc physician. Harold Everest, was fined $140 and sentenced to 30 days in thc city jail yesterday in police court when he faced charges of speeding and possession of intoxicating liquor.

He was paroled upon the payment of S-iO and his sentence suspended. State of Kansas. County of Atchlson, ss: IN THE PROBATE COURT OP SAID COUNTY AND STATE In the Matter of thc Estate of Florence Wertz, Deceased. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Sute of Kansas, To The Creditors, Heirs. Devisees.

Legatees and All Othcrh Concerned: Notice Is hereby Riven that thc undersigned was appointed Executor of thc Will of Florence Wcrtz. deceased on April 11, 1947, and that he qualified as such on April 11. 1947. and that Letters Testamentary havc been issued to him Creditors are notified that they must exhibit their demands against thc estate within nine the Wth day of 1947. and If their demands arc not thus exhibited they shall be forever barred.

Frank P. Wcrtz. Executor of the Will of Florence Wcrtz. Deceased. O'Kccfe i Root.

Attorneys for Executor (April 16. 23. 30. 1947) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ATCHISON COUNTY, KANSAS Olive Moore, -Plnlntllf Edward Moore --Defendant NOTICE tO THE DEFENDANT You arc hereby notified that you MK been sued for divorce in the above 2Klcd Court and Cause, and you n.3tt answer or otherwise plead to th Petition so filed by June 16, 1347, or the Petition will be taken AS true and thc Plaintiff will be divorced from you on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and restored to her maiden name of Olive Jackson. OLIVE MOORE.

Plaintiff O'Kecfe it Root. Attorneys for Plaintiff (April 16, 23, 30. 1947) IN THE PROBATE COURT OF ATCHISON COUNTY. KANSAS State of Kansas. AUhlson County, ss: Case No 5402 In thc Matter of thc Estate of Francis K.

Dove, Deceased. NOTICE OF State of Kansas To: Creditors. Heirs. Devisees and Legatees and All Other Persons Concerned: Notice Is hereby given that the under' signed was duly qualified and appointed I as Administrator of the estate of 1 Francis W. R.

Dove, deceased, and let- 1 ters granted to said administrator on Ui IHh day of April. 1947. by thc Pro- I bate Coint of said county. 1 Now all persons having any demands i against said estate are hereby notified that they must exhibit said demand? by filing a petition for their allowance In the said Probate Court within nine months from the date of the first publication of this notice, or they shall be forever barred. THOMAS C.

LYSAUQHT. Administrator 511 Huron Building. Kansas City, Kansas. Attest: Philip Shrack, Probate Judge (April 16, 23, 30. 1947) Notice of Sale of Real Estate Notice is hereby given that scaled bids will be received at.

the office of the County Clerk at the Court House In Atchlson County, Kansas, for the purchase of thc following described real estate In Atchlson County. Kansas, to-wlt: Property In the City of Atchlson: 1. Lot Three (J). Block Forty-six (46). North Atchlson.

2. Lot Seven (7i, Block Twenty- eight (28), North AtchiMin. 3. Lots Twenty-one (21) and Twenty-two (22). Block Forty-three (43), North Atchison.

Lot Eleven (11). Block Forty- three (43). North AtchKm 5. East Forty-five feet Lot two (2), Block Old Atchlson 6. East Fifty feet (E50'( of West One Hundred Seven and one-half Lot One (D.

Block Old Atchlson 7 East Thirty-two and one-hall feet, Lot six (fi), Block Old Atchlson 8. East Thirty-five feet of West Two Hundred Twenty-two and one-half 3 Lot Eight (8) Block Old Atchlson 9. Lots One and Two (12) Block Eighty (80). Old Atchison 10. Lot Three (3'.

Block Eighty (80). Old Atchlson It Lot; Twenty and Twenty-one (2021). Block Four (4). Bakcwell Heights 12. South One Hundred feet (100'), Lote Twenty-five and Twenty-six Block Thirty (39).

C. Challlss 13. South Fifty feet (S50'(, Lot Twenty-three (23). Block Thlrtv (30). L.

C. Challlss Property OuUJltlc of the City of Atchlson: 14. South One acre (1) of South one-half (SU) of East Ten acres (E10) of the Northeast Quarter (NE 1 of Southeast Quarter of Section Twenty (20). Township Six (fi). Range Twenty- one (21).

Bids will be received until May 8tl 1947, at 5 p. at thc office thc County Clerk of Atchlson Countj Kansas. Sale will be to the highest bid ders for cash. Thc properties of fere, for sale have been acquired by Atchl son County at Tax Foreclosure Sales and the Deeds to be furnished to the highest bidder will convey all of thc title of Atchlson County therein acquired by reason of such Tax Foreclosure Sales. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ATCinSOTT COUNTY.

KANSAS. (April 16, 23. 30, 19-17) State of Kansas. County of Atchlson. ss: IN THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY AND STATE In the Matter of thc Estate of Frank Haag.

Deceased. NO1 ICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT The State of Kansas, To All Persons Concerned: You are hereby notified that a Petition hai been filed in the above Court by the undersigned is Executor oi the Will of Frank Haag, deceased, praying for the assignment of all of his property to the persons so entitled pursuant to the terms of decedent's will, for the allowance of his attorneys' for the closing of said estate, and for such other relief as shall be necessary to close said esute. and you are hereby required to file your written defenses thereto on or before the 2nd day of May. 1947, at 2 o'clock p. of said day.

said Court, in the City of Atchison, at which time and place said cause be heard. Should you fall therein, judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon satd Petition. ERNEST W. HAAG. Executor O'Keefe Root, Attorney's for Executor.

(April 9. 16. 23. 1947) Youngstown. TKO Jackie Wilson, 148, Los Angeles, 4.

Kansas City, Jones, NOTICE I. Fred convicted on the COUNTY AND STATE. In the Matter of thc Estate of Laura Mabel Wilson, Deceased. No. 5303 NOTICE OF HEARING The Stale of Kansas.

To All Persons Concerned: You are hereby notified that a Pctl- 21st day of February. 1935. of thc crime i tion has been filed in the above estate JL of Manslaughter 1st Degree. Habitual, i Dy Hilda L. Frelbott.

Ancillary Admin- na les Atchison County. Kansas, wiil apply Lstrator, of the estate of Laura Mabel, on the 29th day of May, 1947 to thc Wilson, deceased. praying for an order at hls OU1C( ln xopcka, a for the sale of thc following described i W111 cummlnes Rober Breed cxexcutlve clemency. i real estate belonging to the bald estate. ROUV? ThnmaC I Signed: Fred Shackclford ror thc purpose of paying the dcbw of 5: April 2.

9. 16. 23. 30. 1947) said estate, and taxes and expenses 8 Jfl 15 A HENRY BENJAMIN KOUT.

Executor Ball, Lowry Attorneys for Executor (April 9. 16. 23. 1947) THE DISTRICT COURT OP ATCHI- i SON COUNTY, KANSAS and Elizabeth P. as joint tenants.

--Plaintiffs vs CAVE SONS WELDING RADIATOR SHOP Electric Acty. Welding 1319 Main Phone 109 26: IN THE PROBATE COURT OP ATCHISON COUNTY. KANSAS In the Matter of the Estate of Edgar R. Hawk. Deceased.

No 5395 CXECUTOKS' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT expense of administration, An undivided three-fourth Interest in Lots One (1) and Two (2). in Block Thirteen (13), in West Atchlson. an addition to the City of Atchlson. Atchlson County. Kansas: Rllcy.

James Newman. Edmond A. Riley. the respsctlve unknown spouses of each of the above-named defendants, if they or any of them be married, whose correct names are unknown to the plaintiffs; if 'said defendants or their respective spouses or any of them be dead dr "rf file unknown The STATE OF KANSAS to the cwdl or wecuto administrators, devisees. lie onnr.

vu i tho 9nrt nt it rJKruuwio. rtu.uiiiio.i!i^.a. uu.wcva, tors, heirs, devisees, legatees and all! a 'p'- trustees and assigns: the unknown I TM A2 "XtSE to uSSJWSV'Sf N'ow open Wednesday all day. National cleaners. Suite ol Kansas.

County of Atchison. ss: IN THE PROBATE COURT OP SAID COUNTY AND STATE In the Matter of the Estate of Tlmothv Flrjnlgan, Deceased. NOTICE OF HEARING State of Kansas. To All Persons Concerned: You are hereby notified that a Petition has been filed in said Court by Francis R. Flnnegan.

son of decedent, praying for the appointment of myself as Administrator De Bonls Non of the Estate of Timothy Finnlgnn. deceased, and you are hereby required to file your written defenses thereto on or before the 2nd day of May. 1947. at 2 o'clock p. of said day.

In said Court, in the City of Atchison. In said County and State, at which time and place said cause will be heard. Should you fall therein. Judgment and decree will be entered In due course upon said Petition. FRANCIS FINNEGAN, Petitioner O'Kccfe Root, Attorneys for Petitioner (April 9.

16. 23. 19471 State of Kansas. County of Atchison. ss: IN THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY AND STATE In the Matter of the Esutc of Clifford P.

Klder. Deceased. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATRIX To the Creditors. Heirs. Devisees.

Legatees and All Others Concerned: Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned was on the IStli day of March. 1947, duly appointed Administratrix of the above estate: that she qualified us such Administratrix on thc 28th day of March, 1947. and that Letters of Administration have been duly Issued to cr by the above Court. Creditors are notified that they must dilblt their demands against the above state within nine months from the day of March. 1947.

as required by law. and that If their demands arc not thus exhibited they shall be forever barred. Minnie N. Elder. Administratrix of the Ettatc of Clifford P.

Elder. Deceased. O'Kei-fc Root. Attorneys for Administratrix (April 2, 9. 16.

1M7) countv. Kansas, duly appointed and jdld. on that date, duly qualify as Executors of the-Estate of Edgar R. (Hawk, deceased, and that Letters Tes- umentftry were by said court duly I granted thc undersigned as such cx- course upon Petition. HILDA L.

FREIBOTT. Ancillary Administrator of thc Es- taw of Laura Mabel Wilson, Deceased. John E. Buehler. ecutors on said date: that all persons Attorne- for PC having demands against the sala estate must exhibit them within nine months ly from the date of the first publication IN THE PROBATE COURT OF ATCHISON COUNTY.

KANSAS In the Matter of the Estate of Edwin W. Harris, Deceased. No. NOTICE OF HEARING The State of Kansas, i To All Persons" Concerned: You are hereby notified that a peti- tlon has been filed tu said court by Bcsiie V. Webb, administratrix with tlle wl annexed ot the estate of Ed- wl Han-is, deceased, praying for A a a the ai! of her final account, each of vou a-c hcrcbv nntl- Wwance Jor her services, and attorneys' In the te the distribution of thc of Cou-t ind cause bv thc salcl cstate according to the terms of pStlffs and that you HarrU.

deceased, must answer the petition of the plain- and discharge of said admlais- tlffs filed In said Court and cause on a A and ner and dcvL CSi TrU stees and assigns Rllev Deceased K1IC PUBLICATION SUMMONS To the Above-Namcd of or before thc 15th day of May. 1947. or said petition will be taken you are hereby required to file our written defenses thereto on or Cefor i-'vbtvtvii wt ua uu and judgment will rendered against TM. 25tl1 day of April. 194..

you and each of vou. the nature of i loc! P- TM day. In said ever barred. J. EULALIE HAWK BEYER.

ROSCOE BEYER, Executors Donald O. Sands. Holton. Kansas Attorney for Executors (April g. 9.

16. 1947) i State of Kansas, County of Atchison, ss: IN THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID --Plaintiffs, vs. Mrs, A. E. CliCScbroucti.

Jolui Gray. Mary N. Gray. J. L.

Thompson. George L. Thompson, Maria L. Talbott. Conrad Webber.

H. M. Jack- son. Trustee. Horace M.

Jackson. Trustee. D. B. Rogers.

A. C. Brown. H. M.

Jackson. M. A. Allen. J.

Talbott. A. W. Simpson, H. H.

Moulton, Horace M. Jackson. A. C. COUNTY AND STATE I Selp.

J. Spatz. F. W. Downs, Mary In thc Matter of thc Estate of A.

Allen, H. H. Allen, and if any of Edgar R. Hawk, Deceased. the aforesaid persons are married No.

5395 then their spouses whose first NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF names are unknown, and If any of PERSONAL PROPERTY th aforesaid persons are dead, then The undersigned. Executors of the their unknown heirs, executors, ad- 2 court which Judgment will be thut plaintiffs wty of Atchlson. at which tune are the owners as joint tenants with P' ace salJ cause thc right of survivorship, and not as i 2 ncmld f-U therein judgment and tenants in common, of the legal and decrct; be entered in due course equitable title and are in the possession 015 ula and have the rlftht of possession of thc hereinafter-described real estate, and a decree will be entered quieting plaintiffs' title and excluding you and BESSIE V. WEBB. Administratrix C.

T. A Waggoner It. Foley, Attorneys for Petitioner i A I I you XHU each of you from any interest in, claim IApr 9 16 to. or lien upon said-described real property, or any part thereof, and re- State of Kiai6s. Atchlson County straining and enjoining you and each IS THE PROBATE COUHT OF of you and all persona claiming by.

SON COUNTY. KANSAS. through or under you. or cither or any I In the Matter of the Estate of of you. from setting up or asserting any Charles Edward Wilson.

Lavon title. or estate In and I Everal Wilson and Calvlc OtU Estate of Edgar R. Hawk, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction on the 23rd day of April. 1947. at the residence ministrators.

devisees, trustees, assigns. and successors of such of them as are dead. --Defendants PUBLICATION NOTICE of the late Edgar R. Hawk, located two miles West ol Effingham. Kansas.

In Atchlson County, beginning at 1 0'- i To thc Defendants- clock p. and will sell to the highest You are hereby notified that you bidder for caih in hand the following have been sued by the Plaintiffs In thc described personal property belonging nbove entitled Court and Cause and to the estate of R. Hawk, de- you must answer or otherwise plead ccas to the Petition so filed by the 22nd i ws of May. 1947. or the Petition will to.

and from setllng up or asserting any claim against or lien upon the following-described real property in Atchlson Kansas, to-wit: The Northwest Quarter iNW, 4 I of the Southwest Quarter ISW 1 of 1 Section Eleven 111). Township Seven (7), Range Nineteen (19). excepting i the railroad right-of-way; and Part of tie Southeast Quarter of Section Ten (10). Township Sev- 9 pigs 4 horses 3 cows 4 yearllngi 2 cakes 4 ewes 1 buck 2 Iambs 5 tons hay 50 bushels oats 200 bushels corn 1930 Model A Ford Coupe Miscellaneous farm equipment be taken as true and Judgment will be rendered adjudging thc plaintiffs the owners in fee. simple of the following described real property, to-wlt: Lots One (1).

Two (2). Five (5). Seven (7), and Eight (8) In Block Two (2). and Lot Four (4) in Block One I in GnrfleW Park Addition i to thc City of Atchiwn in Atchl- i son County. Kansas.

quieting title thereto against the defendants and barring the defendants I (84.97) from all Interest therein and D.u«l and signed this 8th day of I termtnlng descent on the estates of J. EULALIE HAWK BEYER, ROSCOE BEYER, Executors of the Estate of may deem Just Edgar R. Deceased. CHET JENKINS WILLIAM Donald G. Sands.

JENKINS. K.UrtlWi. Holton. Kansas O'Keefe nnd Root. Attorney for Executon.

Attorneys for.Pl»lnt»f« 9. 18. 1947) (Apr 9. M7 menclng at a point Eleven Hundred and Six (1106) feet East of the Northwest corner of said quarter, thence East Fifteen Hundred Thirty-four (153'1) feet, thence South Twenty-Six Hundred rorty (2640) feet, thence West to Delaware reserve lino, thence Northwesterly along said reserve line to a point Fifteen Hundred Thirty-Four (1J34) feet West, of East line of said quarter, thence North Twenty-two Hundred Seventy-five (2275) feet to beginning, containing Eighty-four and Ninety-seven acres except right-of-way dc- of thc Atchtsoa. Topexa Fe railroad.

Wilson. Minors No NOTICE OK HEARING The State of To All Persons Concerned: You are hereby notified that A Petition has been filed in the above esta: by H. Guardian of thr Estate of Charles Edward Wilson. L.V.OU Everal Wilson and Calvin Otis Wikca minors, praying for an order for Ute belonging to said estate, for vhe purpose of supporting ssltl minors. pay- Ing taxes on property, and salt? minors best interest, An undivided one fourth i m- ierest in lots one tuo i cfe 21 i in Block Thirteen dji.

ia Wwt At- I chlson. in addition to Citv of i Atchlson. Atchtson County. and you are hereby rilt your written defends ou or before the 2nd day of May. a-.

i 10 00 o'clock a. of -aid aay said I Court in tht City of Atchison. Atchison County. Kansas, at UB; I place snld cause wul be Sftoulcj fail therein, Judgowas and wilt be eawred Thomas -Jenkins Lucy Jenkm this action and tor 5fi 8 Jeiulns Cora Jenkins, and for such such other and further relli? to the i ll oc other and further relief as the Court Court may seem Just vfinrtrs P. Fowler, Joint Wnanu i.

Plaintiffs Bdll. Lowry Pag Attorneys for (Aprti J. 9, 1947) sou. aad Cnivtn John K. Attorney for (April 9.

tis Wilson.