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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-03

cannot be seen; and his bones that
were not seen stuck out. Yea, his
soul draweth near unto the grave,
and his life to the deStroyerS. If
there be a messenger with him, an
interpreter, one among a thousand
to show unto man his uprightneSS:
then he Cthe Lord is gracious unto
him, and saith, deliver him from
going down to the pit: |, (SayS the
mani have found ransom. His
flesh shall become freSher than
child'S; he shall return to the days
of his youth. He shall pray unto
God and he will be favorable unto
him; he shall see his face with Joy;
for he will render unto man his
righteousness" Job 33: 1927.
Saint John, The follower of the
Lord Jesus, was convicted OF the
alleged crime of scdilion and ban
iShed to the Isle of PatmoS. While
he was there as a convict in a rock
quarry, the Lord visited him and
gave him a wonderful mental Wis
ion of the blessings to come. Saint
John saw the incoming of the Col
den Age, and sublimely described it
thus: and | saw new heaven and
new earth for the first heaven and
the first earth were passed away
and there was no more sea and
John saw the Holy City, the New
Jerusalem coming down from God
out of Heaven, prepared as a bride
adorned for her husband. And |
heard great voice out of Heaven,
saying: Behold the tabernacle of
God is with men (on earth not III
heaven) and He will dwell with
them and they shall be his people,
and God himself shall be with them
and he their God. And God shall
wipe all tears from their eyes; and
there shall be no more death,
neither sorrow, nor crying, neither
shall there be any more pain; for
the former things have passed
away. And he that sat upon the
throne said. behold, ] will make all
things new" Rev. 81: 10.
In this glorious reign of Christ
the great enemy Of mankind, deatl
will be destroyed. When there is
no more death to ravage the hu
man race the people of earth will
live in JOY, in happiness, in peace
| forever.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-03
NEW PARTY ISSUES CALL

"a. N. +. Service)
NEW YORK, n. Y, July 1.-Col-
ored men in this city have just is
sued call with avowed inten-
ton of polling 100000 votes for
Negro candidate for president. A
leaflet is being sent broadcast by
the Challensa Magazine, the ofii-
cial organ of the new party. I'VE
mean to abolish Jim Crowism. We
swear it by Almighty God" says
the leaflet Continuing the leaflet
says, "If you want to- be a man,
a full fledged citizen with all the
rights of manhood; come into the
liberty party" The organization
is said to be gaining in membership
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-03
Catholics Honor African Martyrs
"a. ", =. Servioe)

"a. ~. p. servios)
ROME, June 30-Th9 ceremony
of the beatiiication of twenty-five
Negroes, who died martyrs for the
faith in Uganda under King Mwan-
ga, was celebrated with great ponp
in the BaSilica of ST. Peters.
Cardinals, Bishops and other rich
ly gowned officials, with mission
airy priests worn by their labors in
torrid climates, passed up the cen
ter of St. Peters to receive the an
nouncement a beatification from
Pope Benedict.
During the afternoon the Pontitl
descended to st. Peters accompani'
ed by the Cardinals to venerate the
pictures and relics Of these humble
saints.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-03
MRS. EMMA G.. HESS,
Hair Dresser
THE Peoples Store

Under Walker System Satisfaction Guaranteed Call
from OO 100 First $175 and rs
every two Hair Grower so cents box Pressing Oil
IS Temple Grower 50 cents box Shampoo so
per box.
MRS. EMMA G. HESS
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-03
JACK THOMPSON TO MEET
SAM LANGFORD AGAIN

The fight fans of Fort Worth,
Texas are looking forward with
much interest to the scheduled
bout Monday night between Sam
Langford and Jack Thompson, who
will meet in 15-round contest.
Jack left Tulsa Tuesday for Fort
Worth where he expected to so
into hard training for the melee.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-03
Trip Road Maps for Tourists.
(Okla. State News.)
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Jun

(Okla. State News.)
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. June 80.
r. A. Singletary, secretary and
manager of the Oklahoma Good
Roads Association, has received a
large consignment of "trip" road
maps intended for distribution a
mong interstate and and auto tour
lists. The maps show in detail the
routes between principal cities in
the state, giving all the necessary
information relative to stopping
places, sources of supplies and pla-
ceS OF interest as well as detailed
travel information, The Oklahoma
Good Roads Association is prepar-
ing to launch a statewide member
ship campaign early in the fall.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-03
Col. Ed. Jefferson Passed Thru

Colonel Ed. Jefferson, the ener,
getic and able Grand Master of the
&. u. O. o. +. order of Oklahoma
Jurisdiction passed through Tulsa
last Saturday evening, thus ending
tour in which he had covered
about 600 miles, and taking him as
far as Fay in the extreme south
western part of the state. His triE
while very fatiguing was success
full in every way.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-03

A reception was given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. I. r. Gentry on North
Detroit Wednesday afternoon in
honor { Mrs. Marguerite Abbott,
bride OF a few days.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-03
COURSES IN AGRICULTURE
"a. N. 7. SerYice)

"a. N. +. Service)
ASHVILLE, n. c., July 1.-One
hundred acres of land are to be
purchased near here for farms for
Negroes. Juvenile delinquents are
TO do the work.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-03
YOUNKMAN' RED CROSS PHARMACY
Brady Hotel Building
NINE. BERRY, Hair Dresser.

Under the NINE RAMBOS SYSTEM. Satisfaction Guaran-
teed makes that harash short hair grow long, glossy
Making the growth directly from the roots
First Treatment $780, and rs every weeks
ing Oil 80 cents box Growing Oil so box Temple
Grower % box Phone Cedar 119
Haskell, opposite the Oklahoma Iron Works.
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-03

OfcourSe, we do job printing, but
we are not in The business for health
or for fun. It's a BUSINESS with
us. Call Usage 931-That IL get IL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

it seem longer or shorter than il is
4 The best aid 70 this is the pOise Of
the head. The woman whose chin is
carried vel up, whose poise Of the
head is habitually high, gives the i'm
preston that her neck IS at least an
inch longer than it is. Also. the
manner Of trimming her high-neck
gown and the line at which the low
cut gown is finished determine
whether the neck looks longer than
it is or shorter.
If the neck is short. the collar
should be Of solid colors. or be
trimmed with perpendicular lines.
The low-necked gown should be cut
lower than that of the woman with
the long neck, for the beauty Of the
neck is more dependent upon its sur
roundings for its effect than is any
other part Of the body.
On the other hand, it is wen TO
know that if there is a wide sweep
Of the shoulders the long line from
the point Of the shoulder to the chin
Will lend itself TO the neck and mike
the neck seem longer than IL would
If the gown were merely one Of the
coliarless sort with a line Of cloth
defining where the neck actually be-
gins.
If the neck is long the problem is
an easier one, especially Just now
when high collars for the neck are
dressed to make IL appear much
shorter.
The extremely low decolletags is
less becoming to the woman with
the Ions neck. If she must adopt it,
or her dressmaker persuades her that
she must, she should wear her jewels
OF a band Of ribbon about her neck
to make it seem shorter. The droop-
ing Madonna poise Of the head may
be becomingly affected by the woman
with the long neck, especially when
sitting for her photographs.
Sometimes the neck is fiat in front
and displays thick layers OF fat at
the sides and back. This can be
corrected by patient and careful mas
sage. The front Of the neck can
easily be made piumper by massage.
Olive oil OF pure cold cream should
be freely rubbed into the skin by
the first three fingers Of each hand.
massaging first on the right side Of
the neck with the right hand. then
on the left with the left hand. then
with both hands together. The mo-
tion should be rotary one This is
always the best movement for re-
building tissue because 1t induces cir
oulation. which feeds the starved.
atrophied portions and tones up the
skin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
Suggestions

EllLL0E IL Eaeu EeEAlls
TOR yrz and Yrs. the columns Of the
1 daily newspaper press has been full
OF articles on how 10 keep beau
4fui and how 70 stay beautiful and
beauty hints and etc. but when you
come to read them you always find
out that they refer TO girls Of the
feminine persuasion and the articles
Is written by the same and it begins
10 look Ike as II this kept up all !
sided, why pretty soon the ladies' viii
be pretty near as beautiful as we
boys So have decided 10 step into
The breeches and start a beauty col.
for gents only and ten the boys how
TO preserve themself and If anybody
thinks this bird Is not qualified why
al as can say is look at my
photograph or meet me in the flesh
Begins With the Hair.
In ny first article on this subject
today VIII work from the head down
beginning with the hair, a great deal
of which 7 have wasted in expert
nsnts to find out the best means OF
keeping II both oily and coily- Beau
tiful hair is one Of the greatest as
sets man can have as witness Mr..
ElWsu who had 30 sets OF it. But q
great many men has not got as much
jack as that gent and must practice
economy and keep a hold of their
ouu- The best way to conserve the
original hair is to run a hair brush
ever II at lease once a month, but
II u proves too much Of a strain on
The abdomenal muscles to brush the
entire scalp at once, why brush one
side Of it the first Of the month and
the other side the 18th. Hair brushes
can be gotten in drug stores for a
Sinai sum or IN Pullmaus for nothing.
Originality and Beauty.
That brings rs down r. the ewes
Men Is born with black, brown, blue
or gray eyes as regards the midst Of
the eye, but most OF the eyeballs is
water colors- one secret OF beauty is
70 be out OF the ordinary looking and
this can be accomplished in regards
TO the eyes by leaveing one eyeball in
the original tone and -coloring the
other red or pink, which is done by
nabltualy smokeiug cigar OF
cigarette and always cooking it up
wards IN the direction Of the eye that
IS TO be furnished. Frequent applica-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
Liz Do-DaddIes Cries,
Pdba Can't Help Il

Newark. y. J, July 3I---A baby cab,
with twins. both singing merrily in
the key OF squan, rolled down the
main street. with a frOWning papa
pushing and pleading with his iii
do-daddles'' to cease
The infant coach brought up TO a
halt before a drug store which papa
entered TO use a phone
A kind hearted policeman, noticing
numerous milk bottles within the car
riage- opened one in an effort TO bring
peace 10 the neiEhborhood-
Inside he found "hooch."
The outside OF the bottles was
painted white
When papa came out. he was taken,
with his Zip do-daddies.T to jail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
Short Cuts To Male Beauty As Lardner Sees Them
Suggestions That VIII Get Results To A Certainty

Almost every man Is born with a
aversion TO the use Of rouge ct noir
on the lips, but the latter can be red
dened fresh daily By ordering rasp-
berries, crushing them in the saucer
with a spoon and then mounting
slightly before consuming.
The ears can be kept within rea-
souable bounds BY sleeping nights in
a football headgear and cleaning &C.
cassionally with typewriter brush.
Cleaning the Chin.
The chin. or Jaw, should be swept
out once in vile with a whisk or
The complexion can be demolished
Of moles if traps are set at the proper
intervals
other blemishes Of the complexion,
such as insect bites, can be avoided
by keeping out OF the insect zone.
That brings US 70 the neck OF which
the most prominent is the Adams
apple. A stable Adams apple can be
growed by constantly pruning the
neck dureing the blossoming season.
The normal apple, thus treated. win
soon assume the proportions OF a
grape fruit.
The Finger Nails.
That brings US 10 the finger nails.
These should be run over a grind
stone or emery every autumn and
then brushed out underneath with a
match, sharpened at one end
There is nothing as pretty as a
mans ankle. Men should always wear
low shoes and stockings that are
wont to tear at a moments notice.
giYeing the spectator the full contour
and tone Of the ankle proper, or
tibia and fibuIa-
It win improve the locke and feel
Of the feet 70 take off the shoes every
night before or after retireing.
Queries on the care and feeding Of
the elbows and all other males beauty
questions viii be answered by the
loose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

been cheap and planters cultivate
portion for a few years and then
turn it out" after which It is soon
thickly covered with pines.
Until very recent years. one might
find on almost any old southern
plantation brandy and whisky that
had been stored from TO 100 years,
some Of it the best the world has ever
seen
The Drink Of Hospitality.
It was customary in the old south
until not long ago to give a guest a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Since national prohibition OF al
cohoic drinks has been made effec-
tive by constitutional amendment,
many men who have been accustomed
10 drink in considerable quantities
and who cannot secure their accus-
toned beverages. have began TO eat
candy in large quantities. Candy
manufacturers say that the demand
for their products has increased to
q remarkable extent since the coun-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

TTAVE you ever met any woman who
i could truthfully. say she doesn't
care whether she has a pretty
neck or not2 How could she2 40
woman can be considered really beau
tiful who was not born with a pretty
neck 1t can often be acquired. It IL
true, but II is a very decided advan-
tage TO be born with q pretty neck.
inst as il is TO be born with even,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
By Lima Caualieri
&C Most Fanous Living Beauty

Z regular features. a beautiful figure
or lovely hair
Tt is one OF the compensations Of
being overplump that the woman Of
too ample lines has a beautiful throat
and arms. While the thin woman,
whose features are well defined and
who is afflicted with no double chin
has, as g rule, a scrawny neck and
: Whip-like arms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
BY W. ". BODDIE

until they had mellowed into
Wondrous excellence
Nearly all Of those old peach and
apple orchards have gone the way OF
all the world. yet even now one may
sometimes find the remains Of an
apple tree in a young pine forest, a
reminder OF the days that are no
more In the south, land has always
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

To be beautiful. the neck must be
neither too long nor too short, too
Fat nor too lean. II must be shapeIy;
that is, evenly developed. The skin
must be soft and white.
The length Of the neck is one Of
the fixed quantities OF nature. One
cannot change it. but it is easy
enough 10 learn the lesson Of nlu-
sion from the stage. and try to make
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
The Romance OF drinking And The Old MoonsIine Still
Drouth Of Today Recalls Some Of 'Ihe Good Old Days

n A1TERICAN colonial days, large
/ quantities OF whisky and wine
from Europe and rum from the
West Indies we're imported for use in
New England. but nearly al liquors
consumed in the south were made On
their own plantations Every planta-
zion had its own stills and made from
home grown corn its whisky and
from its apples and peaches its
brandy, storing them away in cellars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

terpally, helps
Keep Nose CaIeimine6.
The nose viii retain its youthful
Vlgor by the frequent usagss Of cal
chime applied externally with a nail
brush or calcimine spreader-
The teeth can be made more attrac-
tive by filling in between the
bicuspids with a liberal quota Of gold
which can be obtained from the Rus
sian ambassador. The same teeth will
last a whole lot longer and retain
their pristine handsome ness If the
FOOD eaten is the kind that don't half
TO be chawed, such as soup. oysters
and radishes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

try became a dry land Alcohol is
made by a process Of the fermenta-
ton Of sugar SO that men who have
been accustomed to drink may be eX-
pected to seek solace in sugar. Hard
drinkers seldom use very much sugar,
not even in coffee.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-25
=ouE EATER PLEAS OF
GUILTY IN Z. S. COURT

Tucson. Jan - -Four pleas Of
guilty wee made ~ ne UEi.ei
S-i.ss coar: yesterday when The first
sr-A. garments os The present term
acre made, as foiiows Jesus Lopez
aarget w.,h the possession OF liquor
n a military reservation: Jesus Ar
iaeG.a. Violation OF immigration laws:
r. ~ Mead. running an :llici: st.lI
ara Manue. Romero. violation OF in!
Migration laws. Judge Saw;el!e pos
.-asd sentence un-ii later
Judge Sasta.,e issued az order =.
g. cases frcm the las, term OF tac
PhOe2.x court which were continued
-a.-l he April term, 10 be tried a.
lie February session OF the oour,
+. lie decision TO hold term in Feb
.aa:y Is given as tie cause IL II.
change.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-25
BENSON KNOCKING BoRDERLAND ROUTE

Sunday morning pure
% manager
just soOd
anywhere good to eenson2
romoonese nson
garage IN inquired to
Standing
o,ion CT the WILCOX
evidently cowboy" reply
'Padn=r
"Cons fer
here TO take Tombstone
following
viii
pulling nor,h
through Wilcox
This emphsteaiiy denied
Highway
knocking
give
through
.mea and
from
morning
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-25
SCHOOL CHILDREN CLOSE
TO FATAL ACCIDENT

PRESCOTT. Jen. Soaool child
.er. icing tasen from re city ID
WI pie Barracks SATURDAY after
uool. miracu.ously ped death O.
injury when the ambulance in which
hey were riding c-ashed into
witch engine just inside the reser-
va-i.r ca and was :aetamorphssd
.a.o k.ntl:ng wood.
Win luck uaparrelied. the ocou-
pants OF Tie car escaped Nth cAiy
shaking. while the driver and former
soldier named johnson. received
cut on the head requiring two
stitches.
Colonel Raymond Bliss, the com
mauiont. announced las; nigh; that
Johnson. who is a civilian employs.
md had been formerly taxi driver
N the city. had been placed in the
guard house under arrest pending a
further iyestigation into the respon-
s.bility for the accident.
The automobile was returning 20
Whipple with children from the pub
lie school Of Prescott, and in the
crash the children were thrown VIC
lently 10 the ground The machine
was thrown over on its side and was
wrecked when Chauffeur Johnson
was injured
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-25
EPU SlICATlON

United States Land Office. at Phoe-
xix, Arizona. State CT Arizona.
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN:
Netioe is hereby given that the
state OF Arizona, under the provis-
ions Of the act OF Congress, approved
June 20. 1910 (36 Stats. SOD, has
filed in this office its School Indem-
nifty Land Selections applying 20 Sc
lect as indemnity the lands described
as follows:
27s2-Oi03e3: In T IS s. Z. q E.
Me-. Sec .. G. & S. r VI.
During the five weeks period OF
publication Of this notice or any time
thereafter and before final approval
and cer:ification this office will re-
ceive protests or contests as 20 any
Of the tracts applied for and trans
nit The same 70 the General Land o.
fee.
Dated az Phoenix. June 81 1919.
J. l.. IRWIN, Register
SCOTT WHITE Receiver
Dl:e q frs, publication. January
(. 1920.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-25
TWO MORE WEEKS
/. DUCK SEASON

PECENIy. Jan. 2l.-Duck hunters
-a,5 Ju. two weeks more II which
20 enjoy the morning ami evening
Nights OF TIE so-ca.led mai.ards. teal
.poonbiils. red heads. canvas backs.
pin tails. widgear-. sprisss. butter
balls and geese.
The last Of January viii close the
season CT ducks. geese. ccot. snipe
ana sall,nuie. This WIFI put an end
% Tie best sTort OF al Claimed by
-ocal rinrods, un;l! the season opens
again next October.
However. there is plenty Of tine
20 get OF; and bust" into some of
;hose favorite hunting spots. 1t is
-oE1ertul weather now 20 take ad-
vantage Of this sport and not only
5uczs are flying. bu; there Is also
lie famous jacL-snipe 20 be consit-
cred. Sn.pe are more numerous now
han ever before. and the returning
Eimrods after a days hunt along the
river report successful kills OF the
long bill creatures.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-25
THANKS HIS CAPTORS

PHOENIX. Jan 2i-Gratitude for
being arrested was expressed tonight
by ". ? Parker q. Texarkana as he
babe farewell 70 Phoenix police WHO
had held him FOR Texarkana deputy
The deputy lett with Parker tonight
FOR Terarkana. where. according 10
he officer, Parker is 10 face an en-
bezzlement charge Parker. the police
said, was thankful 20 be arrested be-
cause he said he had felt he was be-
.ns bounded from one town to an
other. constantly fearing detection
aad afraid % spend mere than a day
CT two al any enc place
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-25
GOVERNORS RETURN
NOT EXPECTED For
VET ANOTHER WEEK

PHOENIN. Jan. 2i--GovernOr T.
+. C-mpbe!ls tentatively announced
date u return to Arizona from Wash
ing.on where he IS working with eth.
= western governors for $3.50 600
0'r reclamation a preparation, has
rolled around. with the governor sill
in Washington and with no ANNOUNCE
ment Of his probable time for coming
back. His secretary = I. Mines sail
yesterday liat lie SoreTnor Is si;.I
busy az the national copitai and thSt
no information concerning the date .!
return has arrived here.
As the trip from Washington t.
Pic nix requires a. Least four days
time. and as it is considered proba bic
now that the governor will rct !eave
Washington for a few days more. it
Is believed by capitol authorities that
he VII be absent from the sta,e Tor
%; .ras, another wees bring his
se,urn da;e on or abou. January =
instead OF The date 0: January -
ahich ne announced Tentatively When
leaving here.
Tl!s delay OF a week IS syg7c,eh
10 cause a delay in the cali.r- Of the
specia. session OF the legislature
which probably would have been call
ed On February il the 2 .ernor,s
original schedule had been m. -atai..
ed. The mind readers" "saeers. e
"clairyoyants.' and other zee, gnizei
guassers at the capitol say now tina.
any Old date is good e; :Jr the
time OF the coming session and that
no more representations VIII b.
forthcoming until it is known defin-
itely that the governor has started
for home.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-25
DRILLING OUTFIT is ON GROUND
FoR cnloRipE.kERWiN WELL

XlNGNAN. Jan. 1.-THE thrilling
cut:i. is on the ground at the sight
Of :.a neS well TO DE sunk in the
Ch,or.dc-Herv iae f.e.i and the s2ud-
ding n will take place in The near
future.
l. ha5 been planned to have had
lie spudd.ne in exercises on New
Years d. but arrangements had not
b. en- completed and the company
drilling the well wanted everything
IL coed shape to make fast progress
after the well Rad been spu3ded in.
Ii is expected an oil sand will be
encountered at a depth OF perhaps
1870 feet but the rig vii, handle a
depth CT 2O00 feet. Il IS understood
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-25
"a RmEE TEslcNs

DOUGLAS. Jan. 2c.--De3uty sher-
Il. A-.a-r Z Farmer has resigned
his .as'.5n ara viii tomorrow for
Tombstone . occep; a position there
in he c.:ice OF County Engineer Sid
Smy-h Mr Farmer stated today
tina; he rendered his resignation -
Sheriff Mcdonald last December. but
tina. !, w2s not acted upon until a
few days ago when he insisted tha;
t be accepted, as he desired TO take
he position with the county eng
neers office. He leaves the Office
with words CT praise fer Sheriff. Nc
Dcna,d