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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-06
SCHOOL NOTES
BY RUSSELL JONES

SCHOOL NOTES
BY RUSSELL JONES
Monday chapel program was a flag
program:
The French Flag Howard Blair.
The British Flag Robert Eastman.
The Red Cross, Italian and Belgian
Flags leo Underwood.
The American Flag Per
kins.
Poetry of the Flag Pauline Leon.
ard.
"The Star spangled Banner" -
School.
Patriotic Medley Orchestra
o
.I'orty-Gve was the number of the
candidates who tried out for debate
this week, during the preliminaries
which were held. The committee wish
es to thank all those who tried out.
The speeches given were excellent
and lots of pep" and spirit, the kind
that wins debates, were shown in the
speeches. Announcement of those
whom were picked for the final try
outs will be made Monday morning
during chapel
II is rumored that an oratoricar con.
test will be held the last of January
in the high school. Students of the
high school will be eligible and de-
bate medal viii be given to the win
nor The student may pick his or her
own subject.
The football team plays in Cam
bridge today. Prospects for a victory
are bright and the team hopes to
make it two in a row. The Cambridge
team was overwhelmingly defeated
by Newark, yet the team is conf
dent that they can take over" the
team from the south.
The senior class held party We'd
Mrs. Reep, about four miles north
west OF Fredercktown. The trip was
made in motor trucks. After few
mishaps the party arrived at their
destination. Dancing and games were
enjoyed by all present Cider, wien
crs, pie and doughnuts We're served
rs refreshments. Miss Campbell and
MI CunliTe, local high school teach
ers. acted as chaperones to the party,
which numbered thirty.
The high school orchestra held a
party at the home of Roger Tarr last
Monday evening. Dancing and games
/ were enjoyed, while the refreshments,
| cider, wieners, chestnuts and marsh
mallows, were more than enjoyed by
all present.
Messrs. Cunlilfe and Roseboom, his
tory teachers in the high school, went
to Columbus Saturday to attend the
meeting of the Ohio History Teach
ers' association to be held in that
city. Nh. Roseboom will give a dis
cussion on his book, "Oho in the Pres
Dental Election of 1924"
The local high school teachers will
attend the annual meeting Of the Ohio
school teachers to be held Nov s, .
and 10, at Springfield.
| MI. Rimer has received letter
/ from Albert Devault, '1G, in which
was enclosed map of the American
/ training camps. This has been placed
fer inspection by the school on the
/ bulletin board.
The Knox County Teachers meet
ing was held Saturday. Supt. Haw-
kins of Newark gave an address, both
in the morning and in the afternoon,
/ MISS halfd, SeVenln Sraue teacher
at the First ward building, was alb,
sent one day last week on account of
sickness,
Mrs Withcrall of the Second ward
is still absent on account of the sick
ness and death of a grandchild.
G. f: Brockway, former history
teacher in the local high school, is
stationed at Camp Lee, Virginia
o.
The chapel program held at the Sec
ond ward Friday was well attended:
Onward Christian Soldiers-School
Vocal solo Miss Helen Crumley.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-06
BIRTHS "

A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs, John Bumpus of West
Gambler street.
o.
A son was born Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Bair of West Vine
street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
The Fight for the Next Senate.

Recent elections have brought to the
front once more the question OF pollti-
cal control Of congress during the last
two years Of President Wilson's admin.
istration Swift changes OF sentiment
throughout the country create posi-
bilitlcs for the future Of the house ol
representatives that defy estimates
| Speculation therefore centcfS ON the
senate that will come into existence or
March !, 1919 Al the beginning " the
extra session OF the Sixty.illth congress
last April there were 2l2 democrats,
2ll republicans and I independents in
the lower house An alliance with the
independently gave the democrats con
troll The senate classification was 81
democrats, Al republicans and | ndc
pendent The death OF Senator Lane
Of Oregon and the appointment of
Charles J. McNary republican. as
his successor cut down the democratic
majority To ten II is the possibility
OF eliminating lhi, majority in nest
November, elections that came up Tor
debate in the republican circles when
Paul O. lIusting, democratic senator
from Wisconsin was accidentally killed
a few weeks ago. The terms OF y
members oi the senate will expire on
March B. 1919 Their successors must
be elected next year Nineteen Of this
number rea democrat, II is obvious,
therefore. that republican, must re-
place at least SIX OF these democrats
II control Of the upper house Of con
grcss is 10 pass from the adminislra-
ton Senators Bankhcad oi Alabama.
Hardwick Of Georgia, llolll, Of New
Hampshire, Hughes oi New Jersey.
James OF Kentucky Lewis Of Illinois.
Martin OF Virginia, Owen Of Oklahoma.
RanydclI oi Louisiana, Robinson oi
Arkansas, salisbury Of Delawrac, Sha
froth OF Colorado Sheppard OF 1cxa,
Shields Of Tennessee, Simmons oi
North Carolina, Thompson Of Kansas,
lillmau oi South Carolina and Varda
man Of Mississippi are the democrats
OF the upper house who must stand for
re election within a year, Ten Of thi,
number are from southern states and
may he eliminated from consideration.
Two othcrs-Owcn Of Oklahoma and
Robinson of Arkansas are certain 10
succeed themselves or be succeeded by
democrats Therefore, the republican,
must re elect their thirteen representa-
tvs in the treaty making body and de
feat six OF the seven democrats IN the
doubtful class to wrcst control Of the
senate from the party now in power b.
Ic,lcS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Dec q The cotton MARI
kel was rather nervous ana irregular at
the start today, first prices hoing points
lower 10 IS points hIghor Murr DoCcm-
ber notices were In circulation than on
any previous day this month. amounting
to nearly 5000 bales, according To cariy
estimates and there was considerable
scattering liquidation In tho late months
Combined with Liverpool and moderate
southern selling, thls sent prices of "A
few points right after the opening, with
January selling at 90 5sc and March
29,lOc Trade interests were moderate
buyers at tho decIhH, however. while
December stiffencd up, selling at 306tc.
or into new high ground for the rhson
before the end of the first hour other
months also BOld several points above last
nights closing figures, with january
touching - zoe Hnd March 29.2lC follow
Ing reports Of diminishing prospects for
II separate peace between Russia and
Germany.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
CROSS.CvRRENTS

Telegram, lu puburly managers and
chairmcn in every county in Oklahoma
and the Texas Panhandle we're sent bv
the state Red Cross headquarters ths
morning to advise them ol the Sunday
working plan evolved yesterday by l. T.
Phillips state campaign director, and
his assistants,
Room s.R in the Putnam Heights
school here i, the irst IN the state 20
report q 100 ncrctnt Red Cross mem
bcr'hip Every pupil in the room is
now entitled 10 wear Red Cross but
tom
Collins. .Dlcll, Morris company. whole
.,1lo srorcr, will report tonight a IN
percent cylatisl vent according to a
member ul Ihe firm in telephone
conversation with state headquarters
tins morning, Officers OF 100 percent
companies ahe tskod to repp'' the face
I,..,,. To- Shelley I. lreI.. ,'as publicity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
CORN REACTS,
PRICES DECLINE
Movement Of $4,000 Cars to
West Eases Situation,

CHICAGO, Dec II Corn today showed
a tendency 10 react from yesterday q
bulge. Buyers were somewhat scarce aud
the attention NJ the trade seemed "a
center on pdviCes that eastern roads had
been ordered 10 return 10 the west total
10 date OF 1900 empty box cars Clear
cold weather, likely TO improve the quAll-
~ Of the crop, helped also 10 case the
market Opening prices which ranged
from the same us Yesterdays finish TO
3sc lower, with January N2iNui 20 aud
May 81 @U 23A, were followed by n
moderate decline all around
Oats parallclel the action Of corn Signs
ot II renewal of export demand from the
gulf however operated as check on the
bears,
Higher quotations on hogs gave strength
TO provisions. Tho most active bidding
was for TihF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
ST LOUIS

ST LOUIS, Dec 2l-HOGs Receipts
$500, loc higher; lights $1,000 is 90;
PIG l0HlG 60, good heavy iiGi5dI67O:
bulk Hl6leWl $50. CATTLE Receipts
5000 steady. native beef steers SIS O0ti
II %, yearling steers and helfers $1,000
1850, cows s. OOd 90, stockers and
feedsrs tGjOVllOO, Texas quarantine
steors f6fbdlO6Oi fair 10 prime southern
beef steers ig00m l2i beef cows and
hcfers $1,000 1000, prime yearlinE steers
and helfcrs s760a OtO, native calves
$3.50 1900 SHEEP Receipts $500 prus-
poets steady. lambs tl30OGl69b. ewes
$40 O00hli 80, wethers 81 00nl2 so. can
ueTH and ChOpbers 50 nOft 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Thwarting German Greed.

1t Is a startling fact that American.
English, French and other Investigators
have published broadcast the methods
by which they obtained remedies for
human ills, while Germany alone has
hugged her Valuable information, OBJ
tanned patents in other countries and ac-
cumulatcd wealth by trading on the
miSiortunes Of mankind II is necCs-
sary only to contrast the conduct of
Pasteur and Ehrlich. Teutonic selfish
ness put the cost OF remedy for the
terrible scourge Of venercal disease
beyond the reach oi the poor The
profits on that patent went to a factory
in which It is claimed the first poison
gas shell was manufactured, II Is be-
cause Of these facts that the phIloSoph-
lCally discern poetic Justice IN the de
cisIon Of the United States government
to release German scientific secrets TO
American manufacturers The present
activities Of the federal trade ,ommi,-
sion under the trading With the enemy
act mean that, while German factories
that once produced remedies for the
most of mans maladies are now turn
ing out agencies for the destruction o..
human life American factories arc
working day and night on formulas that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
SWIFT WILL NOT
give RECORDS TO
us. PROSECUTOR
Continued From psosij

fused To obtain the papers, which re-
late 10 the ownership Of the Chicago
Nockyards and other details OF lhc
meat industry, the commission will 90
into federal court and ask an order
compelling the company TO produce
them
Mr Henry also announced receipt oi
a telegram saying that { { Chase NJ
Chicago, auditor OF the Union Stock.
yard, end Transit company was III and
could not answer the commissions
subpoena The telegram said Mr.
Chase has been ordered south for am
indefinite time"
Evidence Enough
Mr. Henry added II desire 10 inform
the commission that We have enough
evidence without Mr. Cha'es tc.tl-
mony 10 make a prlma facie case and
then the packers can do what cx-
planning they think necessary
Flat admission that J Ogden Armour
and I. II Prince own the Chicago
Stock Yards company coutroll the
|'' lNNN dlI l''NIIiI Itl|INdUNt WAS
made BY W. NJ Walden, former trca7.
urer NJ the companies Although the
stock appears in the name oi Frank R
Pegram secretary oi the company.
Walden 'sid he knew who the real
owners were
Stockholder and slenographsr
Detail, OF the plan for obtaining con
trol Of the Chicago Junction railways
and the Unio uSlock Yard, comnany
were unioldcd hy Walden. who said he
waS4 partner Of +. 7. Prince & Co. Of
Boston, but sometimes took shorthand
dlctauon from Prince. Two pages OF
shorthand notes were identified by
Walden as having been taken by him
IN 1911
The notes were headed "rupu,lou
and vet forth how Prince and Ogden
Armour were to obtain control oi the
Junction Railway COMPANY Then
came a suhhcad, Scheme" which dc.
sailed how the new corporation the
Chicago DSock Yard, company, wa, to
! be formed and obtain coptrol Of lhc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Those ImmnrAl French

Among the bciorc.thc war mlsludg
mcnt' the quccre't can recall was the
declaration OF headmasler, who rather
regretted that so many more hours
were given in his school to French
than TO German The French, It
seemed, were an immoral pcopc On
hearing tbi, supposed a reference o.
sex was intended. but ! Was wrong
The headnsstcr was thinking of the
frequency and carlc,sneH with which
the French said mon Dleu" A bolder
spirit than mine would have asked
why this gave him moro oiicn'c than
"Goll inn llmmel' or Herr lc'u,' but
| didn't dare New Republic.
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KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2l-HOGS Re
cerpta. 5000. strong Bulk. SIS 500
ls.35; heavy, tl6 SoGIs.i5; light. Us 5Ofp
IL. rs; pigs 80 l25OQlt26 CATTLE: Rc-
Copts, 1000; steady. Prime fed steers.
n2.50ui7j; dressed beef steers, tll00
mao; southern steers, 81 O0n Q 90: cows.
tJ.50Q9OO; hefers. st. O0ml0 so; stoCkers,
81 OOgl00O, calves. i6OOgl9O SHEEP
Receipts 1000; steady Lambs, Si5 80:
yearlinss, tl20Odl9.5O, wethers, ill.OO U
go; owes, fOOOu Mss; stockrrs, 81 O01
1900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
COTTON MAKES
narrow CHANCES
No Definite New Influences
Shown in Trading.

NAV ORLEANS. Dec. 81 Narrow
fluctuations featured the curly trading u
cotton here today Around the opening
moderate selling served to depross tho
active months to the oAtcut ~ to y
points. but fro.h buying cnmc Iu oud at
the end " the first hair hour the market
stood = 10 I points ahoyo yesterday y
close
A quiet hW steady. tone settled lhOu
the market with moderate offerings abb
ports from the stock market Toward
noon prices were to n points up not
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
FRESH DECLINES
IN WALL STREET
SteeIS ShippingS and Active
Rails Go Downward,

NEW YORK. Dec II a- Prominent
stocks yielded I 10 poiuts I'm todays
carly dealings, hesh settings resulting
from overnight ndvlces, which suggested
further heavy war financing aud a.
trndnnt trade restrictions Steels, ship
pngs ana active rails led the decline
with equipments and olls The few galns
Included Baltimore a Ohio, American
tobacco. Inspiration Copper, Studebaktr
aud Pullman Liberty bonds were
steady
Tho market lapsed into duineu dur.
iuE the mid. session and leading stocks
shUded slightly on realizing for profit
Many specnltes Increased their gains
however especially oils shlpplngs mo-
tors, Consolidated Gas and Continental
Can
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Closing Quotations,
Outside Livestock
CHICAGO

CuICAGO, Dec 2l.-llOGs Receipts
27,06u, nym, Zoe higher Bulk, $40 05u
1855; light ii5 96Ul6 49, mixed, i15sOn
1895 heavy, nIsoai6t5 rough, l6so
Receipts, 1000; steady Native stccre
tT.2b0ll25; western steers, SG3OHlg71,
stockers and feeders. i62bmlO2b: COWS
and hClfers, " va 20, calves, $1,000
1850 SflEEp Receipts, 1000, weak
Wcthers, t9OOGl3OO; lambs, il25Oq
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yard, and railway, held b, the othc
company

yard, and railway, held by the other
company
Friends to Control.
"nuucc claim, he and friends. control
most OF the preferred stock and can
hc countcl ON to vote the mcmopn.
dun read "Hc and Armour control the
common stock
Prince was said TO control l0,SOO Of
the Junction railway stock + $ Nose.
lev n Co OF Boston had bought l2.SO)
shares. ol which Armour wa, to take
one half, the balance going 10 Prince,
aud the remainder Of the compan,'s
STICK was 90 bc bought hy Mosclcy and
divided equally between Prince and Ar
mour
The object OF the new corporation was
said to he "to get contracts from pack
crS and give them together T4UOOm ol
4 percent stock Of the new corporation
All knowledge Denied
Mr. Hcncy introduced letter from
f. ". Cross, confidential secretary IN
!, Ogden Armour, to f II. Prince The
letter inclosed clippings from ncwSpa-
pcrs OF oct 10, 1910, aud said that re.
porters had asked hi moi rumors that
the packer, were trying 10 obtain con.
trol Of the Chicago Junction railways
and the Union Stock Yards company
"Oi course we denifd all knowledge
OF the matter he said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Phone Your
Classified d A dis
20 PBX-5
LEGALS
NOTICE OF sALE.

NOTICE OF SALE.
ate OF Oklahoma
klahoma County 81.
Notice Is hereby given that In pur.
lance OF an order made by the Honorable
llliam H. Hwick, county Judge Of Okla
ma county, state of oklahoma, on the
Nm day Of NorSmbor, 1911, IN an action
ndlne therein, whorein the state OF
Elahoma WAS plaintiff and Dick ThnNer
III one seven passenger touring autOmO
le were defendants, same being No.
No I'm sold court, we, the board Of county
|mmissoners Of oklahoma county. state
Oklahoma, the officers having the fol-
wing described property In charge, Will
the 3lst day Of December, 1917, nj
block y. m. OF said day, at the west
|or OF the county jail In oklahoma CITY,
klahoma county, and state OF Oklahoma,
d at open auction to the highest bidder
cash In hand
pne seven passenger Cadillac automo
j., engine No 1904, state license tag
BARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY. OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
THRIFT STAMP
SALES GROWING
Slow But Steady Increase Is
Noted in State,

Ihrllt stamp sales in Oklahoma arc
slowly increasing, aS a result Of tho
steady campaign of education wAgcd
from the office OF Frank VanderIe IN
Washington, and his assistants IN every
state aud city.
Reports Of sale, Of thriit stamps are
made from all parts Of The. state to
the local postolllcc Reports are only
made after accumulated sales amount
10 500 or more
Daily total receipts from outside
points since December are
December 7, Sl,44l. December g.
SlOO; December 10, S476, De.
ccmbcr H. Sl95S; December IL, S..
$50; December -, S2Sj5; December
"a N9S6; December IS, $3.50; De-
cembcr " SS.o72 December IL, Sl,-
llO; December 70, Sol6, December
% |5j5
Campaign in Schools,
J A. Whitciord superintendent Of
schools. says hat an educational sam.
palgn will be carried on by the prin-
clpals and teachers m every school IN
the city Literature has come to u,
this morning from Washington telling
all about the thrift stamp" said Mr,
Whiielord "and this will he distributed
IN the schools aud the children will be
taught all abou, them
at isn't gift, its thrift" said Mr..
Whitclord There is a wonderful edu.
cational advantage 10 he derived from
the sale Of these stamps II will teach
children economy, and will give, them
an interest IN the government Of the
country
Try to Teach Parents.
Mt Whltciord said that am effort
rs being made to get parents TO buy
stamps for Christmas presents for chill
drcn, IN place Of other presents The
campaign will be carried ON for an
indefinite time. and every effort will
be pot forward by the schools to make
It success, Mr Whlteiord said Prin-
cpals in the schools will urge parents
to give cmdrcn a chance to earn money
10 buy these stamps
Here are some suggestions sent out
by the government oi ways lor children
20 earn money 10 buy stamps Beating
carpets, waxing floors, sitting and
dumping ashes, helping parents. clean.
ing cellars, washing windows, cleaning
silver cutting and saving wood, var.
ushug chairs, caring ior the neigh.
bor'S baby messengers for drug stores
and doctors, selling magazines, work
IN store IN Saturday and waiting on
tables
One thrift stamp costs 2S cents When
person has sixteen stamps, a card i,
filled aud with an additional II cent,
they can buy a war savings stamp Az
the end OF five years, in 1928 the war
savings stamp will he worth S. Ihs
thrift stamps can he bought al poStol.
iices and banks II SSi worth Of thrift
stamps are bought. in 1923 they will be
worth 500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

British lieutenant why ,o gmm
Major rD. what
Major Ds what the Colonel ,ad
Lieutenant What dd hc say
Major He told me lo go TO Jcrl.
cho. and ior ,hc ~. ol me can't make
ON. whether It., mlitaty order or an
insult '-'~~''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
LIVERPOOL STATISTICS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec a. Wpetly cotton
statistics TOtnl forwarded To- mlllsNb 900
bales. American $500; stock i30 0o0 bales,
American $4,000. imports - 600 bales,
American 90 900. exports none.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Butting In

Fond Mother Gas the train left for
Camp GranU-See that YOU don't sleep
m a lamp bed, and George don't put
ON damp clolhe,
JnEind Comradc (nlorruptng) Md.
George dear see YOU dont drink out Of
a damp glass
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Dec 2l. -RUTTER.
Creamery i7l4c, ursts illgc, seconds
lgtac. pncklug aic ECGs FlrHs iGy.
seconds SOn3lc pOrLTRY Hens 2Ic.
roUst,rs l5c hroilcrs 2lugjr pOTA-
TOES STEADY. EbWa0O
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LEGAL
NNTIcE OLE sALE-

NOTICE OF SALE
State of Oklahoma
oklahoma County rs.
Notice Is hereby given that IN pur-
suHuCe Of an order made by the Honorable
William II IwiCk, county Judge Of okla
homa county, state Of oklahoma, on the
18TH day OF November 1917, I'm an action
pending In the county court OF oklahoma
county wherein the state OF Oklahoma
was plaintiff and Bert ShndrlCk, II G.
ilolden and one five passenger Overland
automobile were defendants. and John w.
jay was intervsnOr the same being No
1915 I'm said court We, the board OF county
commissioners Of Oklahoma county, state
OF oklahoma, the officers having the fol
lowing described property In charge, Will,
on the 3lst day Of December, 1917. At :
o clock y m of said day. at the west
front door Of the county Jail, In Oklahoma
Cl, oklahoma county, state Of Okla
holna, sell at open auction to the highest
bidder for cash In hand
one five passenger Overland automo-
bile, model '9s
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE
or OKLAHOMA.
NOTICE or SALE
state Of Oklahoma.
oklahoma County, ~
NOTICE IN hereby given that In pursu-
HnCC of an order made by the Honorable
william II, LWlCk, county judge OF okla
hOma county, State Of oklahoma on the
l2th dNy " November, 1917, I'm an action
therein pending wherein the State OF
Oklahoma was plaintiff and Frank Han
UNI o. L. Brown and one seven paAsen-
gur Cadillac automobile were defendants
and j y. Burrow was intervenor, same
helng Number 1905 In said court. that we,
the hoard ~ county commissioners OF Ok
lhhomo county, State of Oklahoma, the
officers having the following described
property In charge viii onNthe 3lst day Of
December. 1911, at o'clock D. m, Of
said day at the west front door of the
county jail IN the city of Oklahoma CITY.
oklahoma county and State Of Oklahoma
sell Al opcn auction to the highest bidder
for cash In hand. the following described
personal property towit.
One seven passenger Cadillac autOmo-
bile, State License Tag Number 6Isli,
known az the j., X Thurmoud automo-
bile
BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
or OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLA
HOMA