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THE PANTAGRATCT. MONDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1941. POPE PIUS: STOP GERMANS ROOSEVELT: SI For Enduring Peace Place No Beaten Christmas Spirit Lives Perpetual Burden on A bugium mU American Troops Source of Offers Prayer For New Day Of Peace Says Democracy Best Form Of Government rench Black Market Goods Congress Intends to See That Gl Joes Gets Plenty of Both Fishing, Hunting WASHINGTON. D.

C. Ul re: xk.r ar.i Ice PARIS. (JP) The French black chine at the front. These supplies have been diverted, largely by American sol Fishing and hunting are fxw.wty cor' ur market has become a gigantic combine with headquarters in what the ri ofiJereM foe nv dria. VATICAN CITY.

(Al IM diers who, seemingly tempted by Paris and tentacles extending to I "jru nrnri ti ir.urr..r.j mar tre r. easy and fantastically large rewards, have hijacked trucks- and veterans, and a jr every part of France, and as far away as the Liverpool docks and into the United States army. Pius XII in an annual Chruimat message Sunday welcomed re' re'. group intents to see that they get J-- turned over millions of gallons of gasoline and other goods to the ar 1 r.wr.'-rg ir a In its post invasion expansion, proposals for a strong organization WASHINGTON, D. (F) The text of President Roosevelt's Christmas eve broadcast: It is not easy to say "Merry Christmas" to you, my fellow Americans, in this time ol destructive war.

Nor can one lightly say "Merry Christmas' to our armed forces at their battle stations all over the world or to our Allies who fight by their side. Here at home, we will celebrate rench operators who sell it tin American soldiers became important links in its operations. plenty cf buth. A houe ri consort a lion of has Just ct rr.p:-ed a two year at I in to prrvrut aggression, but anted no "perpetual burden" lawfully at exorbitant prices. The tsa.

TtCcfAl -rts An rlj'it 1 i a. 1' The black market has developed gasoline brings $5 to $10 a gal impucl on vanquuhed nations if Ion. troduce 1 eaUUen neat mor.h. from a patriotic movement during the German occupation when it peace is to endure. In some instances there have been running gun fights between While governments and peoples this Christmas day in our tradi was fashionable and, indeed, necessary to outwit the boche, to an enormous federation of dealers in drivers and hijackers reminiscent of the American gangster era of responsible for this war must be punished, the pontiff declared, they eventually must be allowed tional American way because of "Oar Immediate ablectite will be help eae the wefse Iraia abat llhllrf men who mt he rehabilitated Irwlde a well Ulde." Chalrmasi Rabertaoa I.

Va.) UI4 a reswrter its deep spiritual meaning to us; the twenties. stolen goods, counterfeiters, and white slavers and speculators. and because we want our youngest lr. lit I J'A-t A 1 tettiiri It-i ar a -rei tjr tirri.t I be'ute cj-4rei. p-t.

r. Or- AX-rty: Tt t. to lecome members of the auc.ely of nations. In his sixth war Christmas ad Literally hundreds of American soldiers have been arrested. Many of them have been convicted and generation to grow up knowing Since day, its chief source of supply has been the huge quanti dress broadcast to the world.

Pope the significance of this tradition and the story of the coming of the immortal Prince of Peace and good ties of American gasoline, soap, now are serving prison terms of Pius praised as the best form of from one to 20 years or life. Hun food and post exchange items in- government a democracy founded After the first World ir. in wilL tended for the Allied war ma dreds of others are awaiting trial at a on tne oDitgaiions as weu But, In perhaps every home in rights of individua.a. declared that CTratwl 3o rttrrit. arul vi.c.3.

h.tei. ii Zl HUMANS M.OWKI). Arrows indirale arlimi In area of German at taik on wrstcrn front. Flrlil dltpatrlir aalil offrnaWe liaa war-ly Mopped and Yank wrre holding firm along nortltern flank deepest German tlirutt acknowledged fa have reached Wrrboiuont. Shaded line is battlefront where etalllhrd front rit.

AP fVlreitiuto men and women in the uniforms the United States, sad and anx of the United Nations that He ious thoughts will be continually will receive into His infinite grace with the millions of our loved ones Court Notes TAZEWELL COUNTY WARRANTY DEEDS. wi ar.t:cra!e a Junp as fc-gl aj cvre cr. a. archy as we.I republic, and de-U0 prrcer.t thu t.rre. r.i unce absohnurm.

nur first yrtWm Is that cfj Uaih tr- rx. 1 1- Parller In a Idreaa to PW" huntUg grt.ufft.- cf r. Larller in an akne to n. -vt---. n.

who are suffering hardships and those who make their supreme sacrifice in the cause of righteous misery, and who are risking their lives to preserve for us and for all a In section 2S. town 21, ranje ft, Snta Anna townsoip. ness and love of Him and His teachings. AUl.1. i.t -K- ooo.OOO acres of nat.i frttjeta: PEKIN.

(PNS) John E. Parker and wife to August Kull and wife: Part south Charles w. Aoaais inn wire to lw- V-L. I r.ee-j$ to oe rovel pr. ic-T -a rr.

e. We pray that with victory will east quarter, section 29. townshln 2S. Walters and wife, lots IS, IT, 1R. 19.

20. 31. 22. 23. 24.

23. block 7. original mankind, the fruits of His teach' ings and the foundations of civ iiization itself. Spirit Lives. come a new day of peace on earth iwho.

he aid. was trying to "trans rar.gs 3 part east half, northeast quarter. 11 rt west half, northeast quarter, ec- town Welilon. Sn.SoO. 2 Dead, 20 Hurt In Derailment in which all nations of the earth Paul Wetherll and wife tn Pnald Lis- it.ni inwniiriip a.

range itetirv iitinnn anil wif. to Charles rnhy and wit'. half l-t 1.1. all will join together for all time. form himtflf Into un ansei 01 lieht.

mine the wotilt hJxrty, and dc-nvirracy to The Christmas spirit lives to un: ran lot 121. Town. Acres. 14 and I bl. II.

WrUloii, In MACKINAW Mrs. Either Camaftan NcIm ii wii.ir. umriijr iu- Funeral In Pontiac van. had come Wrdr.e!y mak hU home ith ha ton. Cytie WMIAC-PM-i: Li That is the spirit of Christmas, the Klossie Mny liallowell to Walter Null and Elixa 11 UK Mrs to JaiiM-s A.

Ilrnwo ail Wife: Lot 7. block 33. Pekln. Holy day. May that spirit live and wife, land In oiitblocs.

17, original town night in the bitter cold of the front lines in Europe and in the heat of the jungles and swamps Howard S. Smireeon and wlf tn aivln "chloroform the vigilance' ol the faithful. of Clinton, S2.70O. W. Bchroeder and will: Lot 128, Robeln David Lauxhery et al to Margaret nw- grow throughout the world in all the years to come.

suiximsion. did not. however. Identify Ireon. lots 7.

8. 9, block 2. er at I 2 p. of Burma and the Pacific islanos. Clarence C.

Muller and wife to Edward $1,030. "enemy of Christ. J. Thomas and wife: Lot 136. Kotoin Even the roar of our bombers At Poplar He I Maricaret Robinson to Oren Armstrona subdivision.

atitiomr.it the cardinal that and wile, lota 7. 8 and V. bfcirk 2. and fighters in the air and the Mayme Morris and husband to Donald LONG POINT Mrs. Opal Snyder and daugh white and family.

Mrs. J.n JdflJnim rd n. Jack, of l'rtri. ir the holutay rk ith mother, Mrs. C.

Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Srerty turmoil may be wldeprrad after guns of our ships at sea will not at her te-irr TJ.e fj-tl iT.i rvc.l. TiCy irM km le uir, tr. Harry Morris and wife: Part tut half, northeast quarter, section 30.

township 23, range northwest quarter, section 21 township 23, range, 3. drown out the messages of Christ Lea Fosnauatt and wife to r.dwin K. Kenney and wile, Kn J. block J. K.

Miller's addition. S3.5o. Alta Tletx and C. to Flossie B. ter.

Donna Mae of Vandalia, came I the war. the Pope declared the ELV I DER E. A least 20 conflict has brought "res'Jeet atl-nerson. wPr iniured nri imitation" and a "frenzy for novelty- mas which come to the hearts of Thursday to spend Christmas at Elmer J. Ault and wife to Ernest L.

of AlSentown. moved Hensley and L. lot 12. town our fighting men. the Ralph Snyder home.

to many of the mM, but that ot Lane. and wife: Lot 21i. Sunnyland. William D. Morris and wife to Hor int.

the home Xtrr The thoughts of these men to killed Sui.cay night when several The Home Bureau is sponsoring Tli. Kev. W. P. White to 8aere.

Heart nieht will turn to us here at it a ha brought the world a nr.rfci r.f ir fc -J n. ir. r.x J.jr. ir.ii.it i noucrfal "denlre for reform. re Morris and wife: Part northeast quarter, southeast quarter, section 23.

township 2, range 3. Rman Catholic cotisrecatlon S2.10. It 4 and all lot 6 except 23 let off south end. a get together gathering at the high school Wednesday evening, home around our Christmas trees cars of the Northwestern railroad's southbound Viking passenger train left the track near Pop block 20. Wredmaa and McCord's addition Men at well at front ri Kmith.

mhr.ave Ukefii.pte4...3Jii a t. y. 5 Alma B. Goets and husband to Fred L. Samueleon and wife: Part lots 53 and 54.

have chanted as a reu.t of war. surrounded by our children and grandchildren and their Christmas in Town Acres. lar Grove Sunday night, andihe declared. Leo P. Gresham and wife tn Leslie E.

stockings and gifts just as our IS 2 a. ir ei-r. many others were reported Dec. 27. The Emerald chapter, OES, will hold its school of instruction on Thursday, Dec.

28, afternoon and evening with a potluck supper. Mrs. Ruth Brunnimeyer, grand hurt. HOLDER 1- to Farmer Cltv. Allie K.

Poland to Fasnauch. land in outblock 22. original town Clinton. S2.MV. QI ITCIMM DEEDS.

Charlra II. Krlna and wife to William C. Htone and wife. bt 3. block 11, fi.d-eon's adilition to Clinton.

Nora E. Tobin to Pearl Rutherford and husband, land In secuon 2N. township 21. Oresham and wife: Lou 48 and 47, Sunny-land. Theodore II.

Brodt and wife to John E. Johnson and wife: It 4. John Gib own thoughts go out to them, to night and every night, in the! Unity Nation. Hi broadcast meeeage streed that future poace hartgt on reeor-nition of the princip of the unit Four injured persons were distant brought by ambulance to the bons subdivision. East Peoria.

Albert W. Schramm and 'wile to Sylvester E. Reed and wife: Lot 4, block 2. We all know how anxious they lecturer of Washburn, will conduct llarland hospital, and four others the school. Suncrest addition, Pekln.

rang o. Mania Anna township. Pekfh Loan A Homestead Association Roy M. PpriKue et al to Maud ft. Miss Carrie Zeilman of Pontiac, were taken to the hospital at Harvard.

Mrs. Fred Smith, wife of the of all nations and the family of people. To denr nation Tepomil for war the hope of accepted into 'he family of the Spracue. land In section 2. town 2.

ranst to Lester A. Cham ben and wife: Lot 10, block 32. Pekin. 1, Barnett township. was here Sunday to spend two weeks here with her sister in law, Jessie Adams and husband to Charles ert Zenor of McCor-k.

Net. i-nUt, V.t been fMrsU. Mr. af wv.La.-a. in t.e a.Tr.i m.

Mrs. Zenor. Mrs. Zenor wer.t. j4-r.

cr.c trcU-er. to r.Um.r.gton Saturday to cce the ho.idays with her raer.t, Mr.L D-. nd Mn. John Mf. i.i i rrr--: it now itat.or.eJ at Harvard.

N'etjJcf t.ke -i Mary t. Montaomery 10 Wealthy I.a- Anthony and wife: Part lot 11. Elk Park Boone county sheriff, said her husband had told her the Injured Dew. south half bl.k 7. Post and Isham'a Mrs.

Nell Zeilman. utxiivlslon. East Peoria. prrtlff said. "wouM be the reverse addition.

$23. Central Illinois Building Lost and Home were "lylnc all as far seein wiadom. It would he iMary weyhrlcn to Rose Butler: Fart lots and 9. block 2. West Cathedral addition.

association, to Charles A. Huffman and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark will accompany son, Pvt. Floyd Clark to East Lansing, urscd her to get more ambulances Pekin.

wife, lot 5. block 1. Freudensteln's addi to uwtne the rave responsibility of barring the w-a to gen Arthur Hasty to Edgar W. Smith and are to be home with us, and they know how anxious we are to have them and how determined every one of us is to make their day of homecoming as early as possible. And above all they know the determination of all right thinking people and nations, that such as those that we have known in these years of world tragedy shall not come again to beset the souls of the children of God.

Prayers Answered. This generation has passed tion to Clinton. wife: Lots 2. 3 and 4, block 2, Miller's addition, Mackinaw. Christmas night.

Pvt. Clark is a McLEAN COUNTY PROBATE COURT. Estate of Thomas L. Tucker: Final re QUITCLAIM DEEDS. Kattie S.

Kin et al to Nell Wakey: Lot student in the air corps at Michigan State college. The canteen under the leadership of Mrs. Linda Deets, Mrs and physicians to the scene. The police department at Woodstock said "five ambulance loads of injured have been brought here." He said the Red Cross had dispatched a disaster staff, with blankets, medical and surgical necessities and food to the site of the wreck. 13.

block 27, Vltnv Point, East Peoria. eral liberation from all the rtia-trous coneQuence of this gigantic cataclysm." i Need a reviver? Take a uhlff of old fashioned smelling salts Not because you're to faint, but because? it's a Nell Wakey to Louis Centx and wife: port filed and approved. Executrix d.s charsed. Lot 13. block 17.

View Point, Eat Peoria. Conservatorship of Lawrence P. Mc- Ben Weichman and Mrs. Kay Griffin, will serve the service men Henry H. Benjamin et al to Walter Marrs and wife: Lots 7 and 8, block 11, Oulre: Final report filed and approved Conservator illarharaed.

Tuttdau4)ptn nrth fekin. Friday at Streator. Mrs. Clarence Camelin, reporter. r.etate of leprae AM: Marlon L.

Attes l-trr Cummins" et al to Waltsr K. aptnled exerutila without bond. Murra and wile: Lots 7 and 8, bliick 11, r.ate of Ida TV Lante: Harlow Soutii Pekln. Suinerland appointed ext-cutor without Oral Duncan to Mary Lots atone: Lots MELV1N bond. 1, 2.

3. 4 and 5. Dennis' second addition. through many recent years of deep darkness, watching the spread of the poison of Hitlerism and Fascism In Europe the growth of imperialism and militarism in Japan the final clash of war all over the world. Then came the dark days of the fall of France, East Peoria: part lot 2.

Bluet own. Benjamin S. Hairier and wife to Mary Mrs. Gladys Logan went Saturday to Wichita, to spend the holidays with her brother in A. Hauter: Lot 9.

block z. William voei- Estate of Andrew F. OoSden: Final report filed and approved. Administratrix discharged. Estate of Alice C.

Pawnon; Wavne f. Tnwnler. public administrator, administrator. oel's first addition. Morton.

Mary A. wauter to Benjamin law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul and wife: Lot 9. bloc ki William Voel- and the ruthless bombing of pel's first addition, Morton.

Elliott. A MERRY CHRISTMAS To You and Your the Sincere Uh of the MANAGEMENT and PERSONNEL of PUBUX GREAT STATES THEATRES 1RVIN CASTLE NORMAL M. m-en ana wu id torrnci r. Miss Rachel Thompson, cadet Lelfheit: Part southeast quarter, section WARRANTY DEEDS. Mildred and Kenneth Luebrhow to Maud R.

Hanson: West feet of kit 1. block 1 England, and the desperate battle of the Atlantic, and of Pearl Harbor and Corregidor and nurse in Grant hospital, Chicago, 20, township 24, range 6. Bvron G. Badke ana wiie to riorenc r. came Thursday to visit until after Durley addition.

Bloomlnirton. aiaud R. and Frank O. llanaon to Nrvble Leifhelt: Part southeast quarter, section Christmas with her parents, Mr 20. township 2.

range O. and Esther klae Hoover. S3.TMI: West feet of lot 1. block a. Duriey addition.

I and Mrs. C. D. Thompson. George M.

Irwin to narearei Part lot 16, block 2. Smith's addition Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boundy Bloomln(rton. Doris M.

JosUn. widow to Paul Washinrton. C. andjV et end! E. Dorothy Mae Lolines to Minnie a.

nwn- and son. Billy of Dwight, and Bessie M. Jack: 12 feet off the weet ert and husband: Part east half, northwest quarter, section 33, township 25, Ol Kit 1, diock s. auuupun, i Miss Rosalie Boundy, Decatur ranee 5. Since then the prayers of good1 men and women and children the world over have been answered.

The tide of battle has turned, slowly but inexorably, against those who sought to destroy civilization. On this Christmas day, we cannot yet say when our victory will came Saturday for a holiday week Josephine Btelnborn ana nusoana to Jos end visit with their parents, Mr ephine Jiroaln: Lot 6, Mock Ml. Pekin. LE ROY and Mrs. W.

J. Boundy. Miss Lola Anne Lamont of For Miss Billie Mae Phillips went to Le.Roy, Saturday, to visit tin mal came Thursday to spend a week with her parents, Mr. and josepnin juoain to josepnine owmuuiu. Lot 6, block be, Pekln.

COUNTY COURT. Estate of Magdalena Marraret Sweltxer: Petition for the probata of will filed by Hulda Brackbtll, executrix. Ths eatate consists of personal property not to exceed now T3IPIEr7i Ends Tuesday A 1 1 Open Today 11:15 Jf I Una is luscious a bewitihinj. 2j3jif bewiidered bride who didnl knew which was the come. Our enemies still fight fanatically.

They still have re til after Christmas with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

Phil serves of men and military power lips. Mrs. George Lamont. Miss Rosemary Frietag is spending the holidays with her family in Delphi. Ind.

Chaplain and Mrs. Harold F. T-. r- I But, they themselves know that Mrs. George Boyce and son, 6.000 in value and realty worm SJi.aoo.

Estate of Thomas Murphy: win niea SMI UUi KlMI'MU HIT they and theif evil works are doomed. We may hasten the day and nominates John Abts as executor without bond, and was executed May 1941. TtmnCc Ssrf tW Tnrl fZS A daughter. Mary Murphy Carney, is be of that doom if we here at home a queathed (10 tn full of her interest In the estate, and another aaucrnter. eu Mur fC A continue to do our full share Peace Will Come.

phy Thompson. Is left $50 in full Interest Bob, returned home Sunday from Chicago after visiting since Wednesday with their relatives. BENSON The following high school teachers left for their homes Friday to spend their holiday vacation: Miss Lelia Hollandsworth, going to To a son. Thomas c. Murphy, is be queathed the sum of SI.

All ths residue of the estate Is left to Edward Murphy, Reisch were the guest speakers at the Prairie Chapel United Brethren church Sunday. The children of the church presented a Christmas program at 7:30 p. m. and following the program the young people went caroling. The fire department was called to the property of Dick Strange in the west part of town Friday We pray that that day may come soon.

We pray that until then, God will protect our gallant a son. Estate of Amelia Gets: Inventory filed by the executors, Joseph A. and John Getz. The Inventory lutta real estate val ued at $42,900: household Rooae ana lur-niflhlnsrs. i500: cash in Morton "tate bank.

-TV i Canton; Miss Mary Alice Broad-hurst, Chrisman; Miss Genevieve Vaster, Toluca; Lawrence Pierce and family, Canton, where S1S.196: com and oats worth $2,226.32, and bills receivable. vi morning. The home was serious iMins I Red, Rough Hands a CilTtt Kstate of AJn.ia K. Lorlmore: Inventory Si Z-J iinnon- ly damaged by Enjoy soothing comfort, prompt word has been ii i ii ie filed by the executor. Ixmia Hull.

Real estate of undetermined value; deposit certificates in the sum of $1,760. and chattel property worth $47 make up the inventory. they will visit with Mrs. Pierce's mother, Mrs. J.

W. Miller until wife that Pv that Pvt. rellei with world-known, mildly medicated, emollient Hal bTeceived by his oS Donald Waldcn V. VA CI France. 'X i I cf i Sh' fc.A'7F& i.i iVg 'Ttv V- rj has arrived in Tivcd in Thursday.

rUn Now to Attend One of Our Hi; Holidar Midnite Sat. and Sun- Ihx. 20-31 A petition to sell real estate of wara, American National bank vs. Arthur Campbell, has been filed in court. Estate of Henry H.

Arends: Will admitted to orobate and lists two heirs, the Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stine of Seneca, came Saturday to spend Put two or three tablespoo two or three tablespoons the Christmas holidays with their kerosene in a boilerful of white widow. Georgia Anna Arends.

and a daugh son, Vernon Stine and wife, and ter. Alpha Arends Bible. The wiaow is clothes to help lighten them. Be mm mm to serve as executrix. The amount of personal property Is listed as undeter sure to rinse thoroughly to re mined and realty at $9,000.

An oroer move any odor. was ifsued bv the court to tsks tne disposition of Thelma Bruce, a witnesa to Ira Stine at 1 Paso. The women's afternoon bridge club met with Fanny Thompson Friday afternoon. Prizes were won by Rosemary Heineke, Maurine Pierce and Amelia Reeser. the win, now mm in cainomia F.stata of William Btrunk: win an mitted to probste.

Two sons. Elmer Btrunlt Musi Wanted To Buy Needed at Once! Phone 7976-0 and John Strunk. were appointed execu tors. Tha will lists 16 heirs, witn mi A'0Hr SHOWING slue of personal property unknown ana IU ami 1st Vi4 WELDON real estate valued at Ioomin0ton's Intimate Theatre I II wuuuuuuu Ul IN A4frtO.COlOrVrN.A4ATf Marriage is a Mrs. Catherine Scott was 93 CIRCUIT COURT.

years old Wednesday. Doors Opea al 11:30 tTiowe "ZTl-t lo Andrae vs. Geora-e Rchwlnn. appeal Julia Mae and Dixie Polen came from justice court: Judge John T. Culbert-son found for the plaintiff.

Io Andrae. to have and retain property involved Wednesday to spend the Christ CHRISTMAS MATINEE mas holidays with their uncle and I Morris Tick Co. in the suit, and to recover from the defendant damacea In tha sum of one cent. TWO FLATlRli' toKKher with his costs and charge ex-1 AFFAIR" aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Welch Mrs. B. W. Tilbury, reporter. pended In the suit.

Marjone ijooawm vs. tan uooowin. 01- vorce: Decree granted. Uurel E. Harvey vs.

William G. Har vey, divorce: Decree cranted. Reutter Realty Co. vs. victor uerweiier.

"STAR BRIGHT' case: By agreement case was cnminufo. Alice Faye Fred MacMurray Richard Greene "Little Old Jacob Sturm vs. Richard Meinen. eae: Time extended for 30 days In which the JAMES JOHN CRAIG HODIAK FRANCES MUCH GIPFORD MARLOWE NATALIE SCHAFER Fraturr rrrornlrd TotUy At defendant Is to plead. i Louise Pangerl vs.

Iuls Pangerl. divorce: Petition filed for change of custody and a i hearing set. Ralph H. HMler vs. Kthel May Haller.

divorce: A petition to show cause was filed and the hearlnc beirun. but not concluded and the case continued until Jan. 4. 1943. Trtlmlrolor IVaturrtle Combining Delightful Music stnd Senalinnal Danrinc PARAMOUNT NEWS C.

Hay Santa TIm Crrrk luiil KrooMjn Corn Vrt 11 New York Arousticon FREE BETTER HEARING CLINIC THROUGH SATURDAY, DEC. 30 604 Corn Belt Bank BIdg. DEWITT COUNTY WARRANTY DEEDS. G0DDARD-TUFTS with Btulah Bondi Barry CLINTON. (PNS) W.

H. Price and wife For your convenionco right in your town a free demonstration and dentine proof of bow much your hearing of conversation can really be restored so you can take your rightful place in home and business life. The new Future Acousticon has been specifically designed to restore hearing of conversation. Come in and let us prove itl ACOUSTICON RUTH M. BACH Distributor lmw II I ll, sa.

ie r.i.oKiors toMriMov i 1:1: Aiwa) on Sale Tltratrv fiift ItocLe to Nell Beott. lot 8, block 5. Brown and Fraley's addition to Clinton. Mary Meehan to J. R.

Irvine and Mayme. lot 1, block 7. original town of Clinton, t-123. Ashley L. McKlnney and wife to Albert Bray and wife, land In section 19, town 21.

range 3, Wilson township, 110. Rolls J. Newman and wife to Eugene C. Pfeifer and wife, lot 8, block 3. original -jAr See This Great Picture! ir One of the Most Fascinating! With an All Star Cast! FKATl RK NO.

2 CmpUtawi V7Q50 town of Kenney. S3.O00. riiono 4157-5 I Cuttom tor- Frank H. Fults to Gilbert F. rsicnois.

land tn section 29, town 21, range 1. o. Bone Wa vneaville. John F. Btrich and wife to Gall Kennedy and wife, land In section 3.

town 30, ranee J. Barnett township. S10. John 11. Kelley et al to Herman F.

L'm- land. Vts 7. 8. block 1, C. H.

Moore's CELEBRATE NEW YEAR'S EVE at GREAT STATES THEATRES IRVIN CASTLE NORMAL CONTIMOI I'KKKOHM Nt IIS "Ntxl Sunday Irom Noon TH1 A. M. Come in at Any Time No Waltinc fTa addition to Farmer CMy. Herman F. Umland to Ross C.

Swarti, 1. same as shove. Ross C. Swarts and wife to Otto W. iTLH ts.

Quo is TVrr td. Owiii, crt YvVocK Al I ll, SS H. 'Moore' a addmon to Fartner City. STILL OX SALE THEATRE GIFT BOOKS Ernest Sprague and wife to Fred Stout-enborough. lot 8, block 17, original town Clinton, SI, 000.

Pearl Rutherford to NoraE. Tobin, lp.rd TEN YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE DEAFENED OF THIS COMMUNITY 4.