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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14
No Baking Powder More Whole.
some Than Alum Powders

Washington, ID. C.-Alum baking
powders are no more harmful to per-
son than any other baking powders
Such is the conclusion of the referee
board of consulting scientific experts of
the department of agriculture as the re-
suit of experiments to determine the in
fuence of aluminium compounds on the
nutrition and health of man. The re-
port gives the results of three sets OF ex-
tensive experiments on human subjects
conducted independently by members OF
the board and was in response to ques-
tons put to it by the department OF ag-
riculture. The boards report was unan-
imous and was signed by Ira Remsen,
president of John Hopkins university,
Chairman; Russell II crittendon, pro-
fessor of physiological chemistry in Yale
university and director of the Sheffield
school; John IL. Long, professor OF
chemistry in Northwestern university;
Alonzo T.. Taylor, professor of physolog-
ical chemistry in the University of Pen
nsylvania, and Theobald Smith, pro-
fessor of comparative pathology in
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14

Vine Grove is of the busiest in the State. The Vine
Grove Sentinel pictures real prosperity when that the mer
chants planned celebrate the last legal holiday but account of
the crowd their kept open take of the
To be surrounded by farm land and active farmers is
splendid Five loads of lambs and three loads of hogs
Of train brings business and this is
the business at Vine Grove nearly every Monday
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14
BEWLEYVILLE.

Mrs. James Morton and sons, Hays
and Clarence, arrived Tuesday for a
weeks visit to Mrs. Strother Stith.
Mrs. Dick Carman entertained Sun
day in honor of her company, Misses
Esther and Emma Meador, of Custer.
All the young people of the neighbor-
hood were invited.
Attend the Masonic barbecue at Irv-
ington July 3lst.
Clarence Strother, of Campbellsburg,
spent the week end at Richard Car
mans. DIR. Raymond Meador, of Gus
ter, spent Sunday night there also and
took his sisters home on his return
Monday
All who expect to go on the excursion
to Cincinnati on the 2Ist should report
to c, IL. Drury by the last OF the week.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14
GERMANY WAITS DECISION
Will Not Declare War on Italy Until
Balkans Act.

Rome, July 12.-Germany is await
ing the decision of the Balkan states
regarding their future course before
declaring war on Italy, according to
information received by your CORE
spondent, through diplomatic sources.
Meanwhile, Germany is benefitting by
the delay and striving to safeguard
her financial interests in Italy which
gradually are being assumed by Swiss
bankers. These transfers, however,
are difficult of accomplishment, and
thus far the efforts of the Germans
have been unsuccessful.
Germany refuses to send troops to
aid the Austrians against Italy at the
present time, lest Italy should declare
war on Germany, but the defenses OF
Vienna are under the supervision Of
German officers.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14
DETECTIVES SEARCH
FOR BOMB PLANTERS
Explosives Found on Ships
Cause Of Action.

New York. July 12.-Without result
detectives have searched for persons
who might have been responsible fol
the placing of bombs on ocean yes
sells leaving New York for foreign
ports in the last few months.
From the investigation so far made
/ am not inclined to believe there was
any bomb plot" said Captain Tunney
of the department detectives. Sub
sequent revelations may change this
opinion, but up to the present there
have been no developments"
Following the report that nine
small bombs had been found on the
British tramp steamer Kirkoswald
when she reached Marseilles from
this port late in May, came statements
that explosives had been discovered
also on the Lord Erne, which left for
Harve, April 20 and the Bankdale
which sailed for Harve May 7.
The police practically have aban.
doned the search for the two fulmi.
mating caps which are missing from
the stock of explosives purchased by
Frank Holt, in describing the explo.
sion of the bomb in the capitol at
Washington. He first told the police
that he used trick matches. Later he
admitted that he had used a fulmi-
mating cap. 1t is regarded as possible
that he may have used two, or that
he destroyed one in experimenting.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14

Mary Helen Lewis, yearod child of Greensboro, whose
home in the Panther neighbohood swallowed quantity of
oil narrowly escaped death She thought water Many
children during months
and doubt the little would be healthier and happier they
given plenty of good water to drink.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14
EIGHT PAGES.
GOOD TIME EVENTS.

Notwithstanding ranfa the spirits of the d
big public Breckenridge county, have not
been dampned Three ncs planned for the three coming
Saturdays The first the Modern Woodmen of Americas annual
celebration Webster Saturday July IL good time picnic at St
the July and the Masonic barbecue at Irving
July 81 We the people in their preparation for these
There than having annual days OF
large public gatherings the community 1t lot of hard
work. but social and financial compensation with it. People
the pcncs just what they them Do all
make them gala will find them happy of your
life personal friends and and with
the press notices. big crowd he expected After the pcncs
the County Fair and the Country Fair Both will much
to progress prosperity and education.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14
LODIBURG.

A basket dinner was given in honor of
Mrs. Peyton Basham, of McFall, Mo. ,
Sunday. One hundred and seventy-fve
friends and relatives met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Keys, of this place,
Sunday, with well filled baskets, when a
most delightful day was spent in honor
of Mrs. Basham, who is Mrs Keys sis
ter Mrs Basham has resided in Mis-
souri, for the last eighteen years. Many
old acquaintance were renewed and hap.
ply days of childhood reviewed. At 4
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14

O'Clock p. M. the Walnut Grove Sunday
school, of which Mrs Basham was a
pupil during her early life, met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Keys. Those
present from Cloverport were: Mrs.
Embry, Mrs. Chas. Hannah and FAM
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Fitch and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Keys are receiv-
ing congratulations on the arrival of a
son, Dwight Van Buren,, at their pretty
country home in Oakview.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14
STORM MONDAY
Barn Destroyed at Irvington-
lrvington Hardware Store is
Struck BY Lightning.

The storm that went over the couHy
Monday afternoon damaged propertyat
Irvington. The Irvington Hardware
store was struck by lightning and dam
aged to the amount of 800.
The barn on the farm of Misses Julia
and Margaret Greenwood was destroyed
by lightning and 81 900 worth. of grain
was lost. They carried insurance.
The storm went through Cloverport.
Only heavy rain here.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14
What Caused His peath2

An Arizona man set trap for rats.
A dog was caught in the trap and up
set can Of gasoline. The dogs bark
ing aroused man, who took a lighted
lamp into the room and lost his life In
the explosion
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14
Harvard.

Harvard.
This important decision makes it APP
parent that it is unnecessary to pay an
exorbitant trust price to get pure and
wholesome baking powder. The best
baking powder in the world-which has
been proven best by test and which is
pure in the can and pure in the baking
can be purchased for the moderate
price of rs cents per pound.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14
ARMOR LIKE THAT OF CAESAR
Austrians Have Both Back and Breast
Plates, Just Like Old Romans.

Reviving the methods OF the Roman
legions under Julius Caesar. the Aus
TRANS are adopting back shields and
breastplates. On the Alpine front some
Of their infantry use a portable steel
screen, rectangular in shape. for pro-
lection against shrapnel shot and gre
made splinters.
A quantity Of these have been pick
ed up In front of intrenchments north
Of Val Grande. where the Teutons suf-
fered some losses.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14

The Liberty Bell taken the continent last week from
Independence Hall the San Francisco exposition The people
the East let reluctantly We glad the historic emblem
liberty wentif curiosity patriotism, let the bell 90
coast
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-07-14

The Hon. H. " McChesney candidate for the Democratic
inaon for Governor in the August primary will speak Hadns
burg Saturday July H. at O'Clock p. Mr. McChesney
has only for Democrats but for all the people, Go
and hear him and thoughts this campaign that will
do YOU good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
"Beck's" Amen Corner
Ely @BECkp

"FL PASo AUTO WEEK" is over
but it will be a long time be-
fore those who saw Friday nights
parade forget, it The dealers are
likely to take advantage of the
temporary association formed for
show week and arrange for a per
manent organization
HIGH SCHOOL athletes are getting
interested in the soccer game and
it is just possible that Chris Fox,
captain Of the Tigers this fall, viii
endeavor to get ont a team and
enter the proposed Army-city
league. suggested by W. H. Pei
phrey-
a USTIN high school, waiting until
the FL Paso high school Tigers
had disbanded for the season, has
now come through with challenge
to play for the football championship
of the state. The challenge IS rather
late and it is doubtful whether the
local team can accept.
SCORES in the local bowling league
are not very high so far this
season The trundlers are setting
a steady if not very sensational
pace and it won't be long before they
are tumbling the pins at a rate that
viii attract some notice.
CARLISLE indian school is likely
to abandon football After los
ing coach Glen Warner, the indians
hit the sI1ids and lost most of their
games this year. To cap it all off,
the two coaches, Victor Kelly and
Gus Welsh, had scrap and now the
schools head threatens to abolish
football at the big institution.
BASKETBALL will be in full swing
in a few weeks more when the
City league gets into action. The
Bankers have announced that they
win be unable to put a team in the
league and there are now five teams
available for the circuit. There is
room for another good team and
coach A. l. Holm, of the Y. N. C. a,
would be glad to hear from a FAST
bunch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
SIX DAY RACE
IS UNDER WAY
Fastest Cyclists Of Many
Countries Compete in the
Grind at New York.

New York Dec. at one minute af-
ter midnight all of the IL teams were
started in the 23d annual six day BIZ
cycle race al Madison Square Garden
Hill and Grenda were leading at the
end OF the first mile. Their time was
two minutes. Il seconds.
At , o'clock Mcnamara was leading.
although all the riders were punched
at so miles and eight laps. The record
is 80 miles and nine laps. made by Law
son and Root At Chicago. last year
Notwithstanding the European var,
many prominent foreign riders are tax
ing part in the annual grind
1vor Lawson. Eddie Root. George
Cameron Harry Kaiser and Francisco
Nerri. who were prominent in former
contests here have been suspended on
account OF violations OF rules in recent
races at Chicago and Boston and are
barred from this-Face
The eontesting teams are as follows
Fred Hill. Boston and Alfred Grenda,
Australia.
Reggie Mcnamara and Bobbie Spears.
Australia.
oscar Egg. Switzerland. and Marcel
Dupuy, France
Jake Afagin. Newark, and Percy Law
renee. san Francisco
IslOyd Thomas. san Francisco. and
Martin Ryan. Newark
Joe kOpsky. New York, and Gus
WOhlrab. Jersey City
Norman Hansen. Denmark. and
WorthingtOn Melton, Davenport
Tim Sullivan. New Haven, and Nor
man Anderson. Denmark
Jimmie Moran. Chelsea, and BObbie
Walthour. Atlanta
Charles Piercey and Gordon Walker
Australia.
Peter Drobach. South Boston. and
Frank Cory. Australia
Ray Eaton and Eddie Madden New
ark
Paul Suter. Switzerland. and vincezo
Madonna Italy.
Joe Fogler, and Clarence Carmsn, ia
maica-
Rudolph Ruddie- Russo, Austria, and
Leon Vanderstyft. Belgium.
Willy HaRley. san Francisco. and Al
fred Halstead. Sacramento.
Georges Sores, France, and Victor
Linart. Belgium
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

CcoRELESS tie soccer at Rio
Grande park on Sunday indicates
that the. local players are playing
good defensive soccer and that the
teams are well matched. The at
tendance is not what it should be by
any means and the fans are advised
to watch for the announcement of
the next game and be on hand IN
less they want to miss a thriller.
JESS WILLARD didfAt make a bit
) In a Los Angeles theater a few
nights ago when he demanded pay
before he would test the weights
and chains of a Strong man" The
crowd Kissed Willard and he tried
to explain that he merely meant it
for joke. The vaudeville performer
told Willard that he would be Sin
the discard" while the "strong man"
remains in the imelight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

Free CIiuic-For those unable to
pay these small charges to
lO-Every mOrning-free services
free medieine-free glasses. No
charges whatsOever-if ty this
method we save the eyes OF but
one poor child we are amply re-
warded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
BOWLING

me official standings Of the various bowl
ing leagues operating on the Cactus cinb
aiieys nave been announced as follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
AGG|ES PRACTICE
BASKETBALL NOW
Squad is Formed and Train
ing Under Way; Banquet
For Football Men.

! State College. y. N. Dec. s.-Now
I that the football season is over the
I attention OF the athletes at State Col
lege is being turned to basketball
Practice has begun in earnest under
J the direction of coach Russell
The first squad Of Il men has been
selected. the other basketball enthu-
siasts being assigned to one Of the
| teams Of the basketball league.
Only one man Of last years team
Iihas been lost, the other four having
returned and have been strengthened
by the addition OF much promising
material.
Cleave Humble, last years captain,
will hold down a forward position.
Hilmar Meerscheidt, who played for
ward in a number Of games last sea
son, is a candidate for a position Mil
ton Blackwell, who played both guard
and forward. is again trying for the
team. and will play either guard or
forward Edward Wharton. center on
last years team. is a candidate for a
position, and Will probably play as
center or forward Captain-elect
BOusman will play in a guard posi-
ton Harold Bowman, a member Of
the famous Bowman quintet last year.
viii be a candidate for a guard posi-
ton Other new material IS Sherburn
Ousterhbur and Vernon Rooney. both
experienced players. who viii try for
the pivotal position.
Football Squad Given banquet.
DR.. George E. Ladd. president OF the
state college. entertained the first
football squad. number of old col
lege players. and the fathers of several
Of the members Of the present team,
at a banquet at his home in Mesilla
Park on Saturday night -Four large
tables were set for the crowd Of SO,
and dainty place cards marked the
seats OF the diners
4 delightful feed" was enjoyed four
large turkeys having been we'll cooked
and placed before the pigskin war
riors.
Many Toasts Responded To-
Following the meal. after the cigars
and cigarets had been passed around,
Dr. Ladd, as POSTMASTER, called upon
many OF the guests for tOasts. He
called upon Capt. Powers who answered
with toast the senior Football
Captain elect Quesenberry responded
TO a call and spoke on next years
Coach Russell followed up Quesen-
berry's thoughts and told OF the
wealth of material for next year and
Of the experienced men that would be
on the squad
Guy Hamilton. a member of last
years team and OF the class of 1918.
responded and spoke on the "Old Foot
ball Players" Maynard. member of
the same team and the same class.
spoke on the old players, and well
coined the three men who are being
graduated from the team to the ranks
OF the alumni.
AIessrs. Issacks, Bowman and Que
senberry. all Of whom have. sons on
the team expressed their approval OF
football and told that they were glad
their sons were playing, as they con-
sidered athletics one Of the greatest
activities Of college life
Gates Vickers. captain OF the second
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

team. spoke on the work of the second
team. and paid a tribute 10 their
coach, Prof E H. Divilbiss.
Reed Fuller, Of Las Cruces. who has
OBLIGATED at a number OF the college
games. spoke on the playing ability Of
both the first and second teams
Donald Young '1o. spoke on the
craftsmanship Of the present team
team on its cleanness. gameness and
playing ability. He told Of football at
the college Is years ago. when he
played.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
JUNIOR BASKETBALL
IS NOW UNDER WAY

Two games were played in the Bean
and Bible Glass ketball league at
the Y N. c. A. Saturday evening. The
Hiatsomes beat the Juniors. 81 TO 80.
overcoming a handicap Of 40 points al
lowed the Juniors. Lapowski was the
shining light, making Il baskets.
The Phymomes trimmed the En-
ployed Boys ~ to >. Arthur making a
baskets and equaling LapowsSi's
record
Next Saturday the Phymomes and
Juniors Will try conclusions and the
Hiatsomes viii try to take a fall out
Of the Employed Boys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

events are as follows
D. High single game. J. H. Lsngford and Lee
High match. total. Lee Davis. ess.
nigh team game Westons ssg- bi~F, ts.,,,
total, Westous. 27lS 'ii
1los- spllts in one game H. E. Christie. s.
s.ost spares one game. " r Anderson
STRIKE outs. L S. Calisher. 4
high total. Lee Davis. 66s
hlgh game, industrial league J. H Lang
FORD. go; high total. K L. CLARK. 81
., aizn game, Smelter League. Geo. Rogers
-, nlen total 6 c. Abbott $40
HiSh game. Telephone League T. T.
sho9p. ls4; high total, L. z. shoop 500
Inc nigh ten individuals in each league
are as follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

For Christmas or wedding presents
not TO be duplicated and at 4 bargain.
go to kiine's closing out sale
40 san Francisco st.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
Sunday Race Results

First furlongs semg Genty SSH
Eel Philps second (artwell- third Time
$685. Ef May 6s7l 1922 Barbarita; $3.50
1927, Frances G; $685. Hay, also
- Second and eighth miles selling 6S72 Charley MFeran
u Gentry Fitaway POOL 1854 Mud Sill
;, third $3.50 Mamie MeDee also Time, 154S5
p Third flong selling $685. Royal Interest Motif
- $3.50. Dixie Nina H. Gentry, $751; Russ Sand Sterg
Miss Brush; 6S7 Custom House, 1854 Connaught also Time
Fourth five uronss $685. Brooks tGuy 6SSS
n Baby Cal r. Shng She'll Do tPekensl, third $751;
Industry Stearina 1913, Cosssck Tine 100 55
IL Fifth five and fwongs selling: 6S76. Busy Edith Me
~ Cabe 1854 Jake Argent Oinl. second; $685. Mott
6Vl laha; 5s2 FtzgeTad 6SSS Useei also Time 1907 30
&c Sixth mile selling $685. lSearnsl.
" $3.50 Lady Young Braze Transparent (OBe
$500 lspsbmg IL $685. Blooming $685. Bonn Bucks 6S72
Knights 6S12 Rey 6S72 Fairly also Time, 1:42
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
CITY LEAGUE To
OPEN NEW YEAR,
Managers Meet at "Y" and
Decide to Play Double
Round This Season.

The first meeting Of the City Basket
ball league managers was held at the
Y NJ c A, Saturday evening. with the
following teams represented Cactus
club, Feldmans and a team to be cap
tanned by Phil Holman
1t was voted to open the schedule on
New Years night and TO play two
rounds. All games will be played at
the Y. II C. A The next meeting
viii be held at the ~" on Wednesday
OF this week
The league promises 10 furnish some
thrillers this winter. The Cactus club
will have one Of the strongest teams
ever put on a local floor having in
its lineup such veterans as Bob Doane.
Demar Bowman, 81 Adkins. DeverauN
Bowman and a newcomer manner Grand
form Waco. Texas
The High school viii also have an
exceptionally powerful aggregation.
several new men being added to last
years powerful squad
Scott Walker and R WorthinSton
have been added to last years Mines
and a good team is looked for from
that quarter Not a great deal is
known Of the Feldman team but Sag"
Shea viii captain il and NJ Thomas and
J. Kilburn viii appear in the line up
Phil Holman is keeping things dark
regarding his big five but with a good
rugged player ike Holman at its head
and V Lyman 10 help boost they
ought 10 have a team that viii keep
them all on their toes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
Official Batting Averages
of American League, 1915

FOLLOWING batting league
= batting $50
of players part
games
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-01
An Attempted Suicide

Miss Anna Reaper, a young
lady who is staying with MIS-.
Adams at the Columbus Tele
phone ONCE, attempted suicide
Thursday evening by taking a
half bottle of carbolic acid. She
was found in the backyard in an
Unconscious condition Dr..
Dabney was called Immediately
and she was removed 10 the
house and an sntidote given.
Her pulse was gone entirely, bul
after a few hours work she was
brought around all right and will
recover. The cause is unknown
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-01

j. II. Schoenradt and VIM
Schoenradt are back froe nj
Paso with a view of making i'm.
provements on their land.
Mrs. Irene Henderson is back
for a visit Of "A couple of months
with her father, Mr.. G. l. Hal.
leck.
Miss Nell Gardner aud Mr.
and Mrs. Woodmansee are
spending the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs H
3. Gardner, at Mountain View
Ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Pender and
family have returned here frou
El Paso and will reside on theil
claim. They have been away on
five months leave,
George Gregg arrived Mon
day from Kirkland, Washin gtor
and will visit with his parents al
Sunnyside.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Roe spent
Xmas at the Rev. Boddingtons
They are parents OF Mrs. Bod
dington
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-01
Personals and Locals

For Sale:-Second hand buggy.
A. ID. Frost.
For Sale:-Good tent, almost
new. See j. A. Moore.
WANTED-Two or three music
pupils,
2t-p MRS. KATE LDDELL.
Joe Winner has returned here
from Deming and viii take up
his residence on his homestead
The officers of the 18th cavalry
gave a dance at the b. O. b. hall
New Years eve.
Mrs. Serratt, a sister of Mrs.
ed. Barringer, who has been
visiting here for the past few
weeks, returned to her home at
San Diego, Calf, the first of the
week.
Fresh shipment of crackers
and candies just received. Come
in and look them oyer.-J. T.
Dean Co.
Bertha and Beatrice Horton,
Of Tucson, have been spend ing
the holidays with their Uncle
and Aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.
Horton.
Miss Elizabeth Roe arrived
here from III Paso Tuesday
afternoon and will spend three
or four days with her sister,
Mrs. c. II. Boddington.
Mrs. T. A. Windsor has been
indisposed for a few days past,
but at present is much improved,
Roy Elliott was On the sick
list the first of the week, but is
about well again.
Mr.. Sloane, of Colorado, came
here last week and has been look.
ing over the valley with a view of
making investments.
The stork paid the home of
Mr., and Mrs. G. +. Parks a visit
this week, leavingA fine eleven
pound baby girl,
Fred Sherman, attorney at.
law, Of Deming, was in town
Wednesday on professional bust
ness.
Wanted Man with team to
bid on grubbing the ground un.
der fence on my claim ~ miles
North of Columbus; also want
some one to farm the same Ad
dress all bids to G. Crisamore,
4l4 Myrtle st, HI Paso, Tex, 2tc
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-01
Statement Of 0wnershep Etc,
4RN

Editor, managing editor, bust
ness manager and publisher,
G.. H. Parks.
Owner, W. G, Hoayer, Colum
bns, n, NJ.
G. r. PARKS
Sworn 10 and subscribed be.
fore me this 20th day Of Decem
Der, 1914.
w, G.. HOOVER
Notary Public