Master in Chancery sale in Clark County Illinois
Public notice of a real estate auction in Clark County Illinois with master in chancery I H R Snavely to sell 60 acres in section 35 township 12 north range 11 west at 2 PM on April 28 1922 at the east door of the Marshall courthouse terms include half cash with the balance in two equal installments secured by mortgage seven percent interest purchaser may pay all cash. Everett Connelly as solicitor for the complainant.
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Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Herbert Herring
Ed Kirby
I. H. R. Snavely
Marshall
Clark
Ilinoistown
Marshall, Ilinois
A. D
H. R. Snavely
Uinois
Everett Connelly
White Dominates Printed Silk Backgrounds in 1922 Designs
Designers favor white as a background for silks and embroidered figures in 1922, with France's spring races and Paris fashion highlighting white against black and bold colors. Black remains dominant but white creates striking contrast, often paired with blue red and yellow, and with purple green and orange in motif decorations on white grounds.
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France
Fashions in Brief Highlight Geometric Bead Hats and Dainty Trinkets
Rows of beads form geometric hat figures in silk or velvet with frequent muffs. Belts of patent leather and narrow metal link accent coats and dresses. Dropped earrings pair with felt hat trims. Handkerchiefs edged with lace or drawnwork appear smart. Wool jerseys with high shades shine in mid winter wears for children in bright greens pinks and purples. New blouses feature waist length over the skirt styles to tie at back or side. Party dresses for girls use sheer handkerchief linen with Irish crochet trim and pale pink sashes or ribbons.
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Jersey
Plaid Accents Brighten Rustic Children's Coat Outfit
A coat and cap ensemble blends plain color rough weave with bright tartan plaid scarf and cap. The fringe ends of the scarf tie around the fit, swinging at the side or back. Overall, the outfit creates a picturesque, warm look for a cold snowy day.
Women leaders urge nationwide drive to aid Near East children
A group led by the Women’s Emergency Committee and Near East Relief asks women across the country to join an urgent appeal to save children in the Near East from deadly conditions. The plea emphasizes rapid donations and active support from national women’s organizations.
Women Meet Near East Relief Leaders In Crisis Rally
Twelve million American women rally to support Near East Relief in Constantinople and Asia Minor as a 25 percent cut in orphanage funding threatens 25 000 refugee children. Carrie Chapman Catt chairs a national Women’s Emergency Committee joining figures from politics education and philanthropy to urge a super gift beyond local contributions.
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America
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Carrie Chapmins'Catt
Motherhood of
Near East
Vanderlip
Frank A. Vanderlip
Galsworthy
United States
Ares
Carrie Chapman Catt
Philip ‘North ‘Moore
George Maynard Minor
Josephus Daniels
Bina West
Anna A. Gordon
Lena Lake Forrest
Ellie Lines Chapin
Agnes’ H
Parker
Percy
W. Pennypacker
Mary Roberts Reinhart
Jane Addams
Vida ‘Scudder
Livingston
Rowe ‘Schuyler
Milibank Johnson
Helen Barrett Montgomery
Mary Emma Woolley
George’ Horace ‘Lorimer
Esther Lovejoy
William Atherton Dupuy
Eugene ‘J
Grant
Milton P Higgins
Charl Ormond Williams
Frederick Abbott
Charles B. Wolbert
James W. Remick
Florence ‘Spencer Duryea
Frank J. Shuler
Robert J. Reed
Coleman du Pontire
Robert ‘E. Speer
Medill McCormick
Lizzie George Henderson
Henry Morgenthau
Archbishop Hayes Endorses Near East Relief Appeal
Archbishop Patrick J Hayes of New York pledges five thousand dollars to Near East Relief. He urges Catholic and charitable New Yorkers to support the Armenia famine and massacre relief effort and notes the organization’s national headquarters at 161 Fifth Avenue, New York.
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Archbishop Hayes
Near East Relief
Catholic Charities
Archdiocese of New York
Near Eest
Armenia
New York
Patrick J. Hayes
The
Fifth Avenue, New York
Near East Relief leader appeals to save children
Charles V. Vickrey, General Secretary, denounces a board resolution cutting relief funds. He warns that twenty-five thousand innocent children will be refused aid and left to perish without donations. He urges readers to donate five dollars a month to save a child, calling for immediate support.
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Charles V. Vickrey
Mr. Vickrey
America
Magnificent Co operation of Episcopal Church Plan Inaugurated
A plan of co operation in Near East Relief work has been started by Bishop Thomas Gailor and the Episcopal Church. An Auxiliary Committee of eminent churchmen will be formed with a nationwide and local executive structure. An emergency Lenten appeal is issued to parishes for support to care for ten thousand orphan children under Near East Relief custody.
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Near East Relief
Thomas
Gailor
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Gallor
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Hooven & Allison
Shipe Hardware
Hartford, Bigelow Co
Beattie Mfe. Co
Smith Co
Tapestry Brussells
Axminster
Wilton
Bubeck
Pallagher
Paris
Women’s Emergency Committee
Philip North Moore
Carrie‘Chapman Catt
Thomas G. Winter
Josephus Daniele
Grisis
Qu.&a
Magnifigent
Episcopal Communion
Ork
Randall & Stephenson Milling
Marshall, Illinois
Sockler
Indianapolis
Overland
Willys-Knight
Willys- Overland
Max ‘Zschi Adl
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