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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08
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NEWSOF THE
,stE6 -,
THEATERS
D. W. GRIFFITH PLAYED
IN "THE ONE WOMAN

"The One Woman," by Thomas
Dixon, author of the Birth Of Ma
tion," first appeared in novel form.
Later it was dramatized for the
speaking stage and Select Pictures
now offer it as the biggest and best
feature of the year. 1t will be shown
for the last time tonight at the Grand
Theatre.
tt is interesting to note that when
'.The One Woman" was presented on
the speaking stage some year age
the part of Gordon, one of the prin-
cipal roles, was partrayed by David
Wark Griffith, who later produced
another of Mr.. Dixon's works on the
screen.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08
REX rHEATRE ToN1aHT.

Coming to the Rex theatre tonight
will be Marion Davis, one Of the stars
Of Select Pictures in "Getting Mary
Married" an interesting comedy fea-
ture. =
There will also be shown a Fox
"World News" series, No. IA. Il
In addition to this there will be a
Master Comedy entitled "A Kaiser
There Was" one Of the laughing hits
Of the season. n
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08
PUP Likes Strawberries,

I told you a little while ago about
the fruitarian pup, which ate apples
and bananas and pineapple, and whose
owner was only waiting for theSstraW-
berry season. I hear now that the pups
passion for strawberries Is almost in
credible, except to those who have
seen him :qutveripx with and atsen
when the fruit comes on the table.
When offered a piece of meat and a
strawberry, he takes the latterr:with-
out any hesitation; and he does not
ask for cream or sugar. Indeed,ss his
fondness for the fruit has proved hts
undoing; and at present!hesis not only
in disgrace for clambering on the ia
BILE and stealing strawberries from
a bowl, but he is also little unwell.
London Express.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08
|-I.AvEs YOU STUDIED YOUR cALENDAR?

There is everv reason to believe that Bemdi and Bel
am county have been many confirmed ana 1rIeco
ahe bachelors who at the calendar Tor the
1000 with naricuar attention. directed to the montn OF
February that month contains days. md1ca1s
that it is leap year. ~, :, -, . c, *
Rut this is not ALL The twenty ninth day is Sunday, 50
that the month carry five Sabbaths which maldens may
stalk their prey Five which, all business act1vt1es
aspends bachelors seclude themselves in the inner
regions Of their Offices forth to run gauntlet
And to make bad matter worse Fnoay o 'ne secoiiu
week of February falls the 18th,
Once in century February has five Sundays and l92o IS
the onehundredth since similar phenenon occurred
Everything considered 1920 should acky TOR the
9rls but to bachelor contingent the twelve months are
filed with dark forebodngs .
WAGE COMMISSION APPEALS WAGE LAW.
Appeals to the supreme have been taken by the
state commission from recent orders by District
judge Albert Johnson Red Wing restraining OF
the wage schedule in the of employees OF two
Goodhue county telephone companies and canvas glove rae
tory at Winona. 49,.
the hearing the advanced to January 26
Notices to the clerk of the Goodhue
county district court 4
STATE TEACHERS MUST BE PAID MORE.
school teachers must be- paid higher salaries
high Standards the state board OF
tion concluded at meeting at the State HISTORICAL society,"
Whether salary minmums in schools receiving state aid
will by order the board other remedial measures
will be adopted left for decision at an early adjourned
meeting. ~s~"""~' " ~Nr~~"~~ @%+s&
More than 800 teaching positions untitled 1900 teach
becoming steadily greater theaccept
private employment, the board advised. ~
w. D. Willard, Mankato, president OF the
board for 1920 > sa nssaz& i ,>-~ %~-,-.zx~~* 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08
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WHAT THE STARS PREDICT

friendly today good fortdne is indicated
Soldiers will find appreciation of their services, inter-
preted politically and indusrally. % y u g. " lG#1#
But military leaders will be disappointed in their pres
dental ambitions. .*t,j $#&&3
sensation is indicated for Chicago this week
The president is Harmed to safeguard His health
Persons whose brthdate this is will much this
Children born today will likely be gifted very proud
Copyright, 1920, by the Wheeler Syndicate, Tnc s
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08
The Pocket Handksrehlsf.

The pocket handkerchief was lirst
known as 'kerchie cs,ouvrs chez
covering for the head; then Il. became
handkerchief. = covering for, the head
carried IN the hand, and at last pocket
handkerchief, a3coverins for the head
held in, the hand, and kept In tho
pocket. s# A%3F# - As~%
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08
Frosh-Air Fiend.

Katie wanted very, much to go out
side: the yard, which was inclosed with
& wire fence and gate. By, and by she
ran Into the house and said 1Oh,
mother, Il lsecannot 20 outside, can't
/ Just leave the. gate open tos let In a
little fresh ~; 1. - +
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08

Checkers one Of the most absorbing
photoplays presented this season. /
In,addition tossthe above James j.
+Corbett, Gentleman Jim,". will be
seen in the big Universal series, THE
Midnight Man,9ssa story of hair rails
ing adventure, thrills, high speed ac-
tion, all entwi1ied in a sweet love
story. Come this week, come every
week. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08

self. The picture is coming to the
Elko theatre on Friday and Saturday.
There will be especially appropriate
music at. each evening performance.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08
DOROTHY DALTON WILL PLEASE

Dorothy Dalton in her now Thomas
H. Ince production for Paramount
Aircraft release, "L'Apache," will
please all her admirers, as she is cast
in a double role, both as an Apache
dancing girl and young American
heiress. In both types Of character
she has already made q; name Tor her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02
DODGING THE ISSUE.

- FFICIAIs who admit in one breath that conditions are not
what they should be and say in the next that they can do no
- more than they are doing 10 correct those conditions are not
living NJ very closely TO the oath they take when they assume Of
flee "a enforce the law.
When one will 20 so far as to say convictions cannot be obtained
and that It il convictions that count, il is just like acquitting a man
before he IS arrested. II Is the duty Of officers TO make complaints
and arrests and leave il 70 the prosecuting officials in the
courts to obtain convictions. No law would ever be enforced If Of
fcials waited until they were SURE Of convictions. Law breakers are
as a rule great respecters Of the law. They operate where they
know there is a desire To wink at the law bus when they learn that
no mercy will De shown they usually find Il convenient 20 seek a more
desirable climate.
Persons who are responsible for conditions now existing in Old
Town would not larry long If they knew they were to be subjected
to frequent raids and harrassng by unfrendly officials. The law
against gambling may not be as specific as IL might be, but when
absolute strangers can yet into games with ease officials ought 70 be
able 70 find some one who would sit in for them and tip off the
time for a raid. The law respecting disorderly houses is very plain
1f one casual raid viii net ten women other raids ought TO be equally
as effective. at least Snhi the law breakers decide 10 depart
Vigilance often is half Of law enforcement. When people who
are responsible for conditions existing in Old Town know they have
10 respect the law they wilt do IL and not until convinced of that
fact. II is up 30 The officials themselves.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02
BRAVEsT on LIE BRAVE.

N ERSONS who anxionsIy look forward to the fond day when
For Rent signs will again hang in windows ~ vacant houses
will find small encouragement in a comparison Of the figures
for building permits and marriage licenses.
For records Of various American cities show that marriage H.
ceDscs are from three 10 IS times as great as are permits for the erect.
ion Of houses and apartments.
There a pretty TODD. Where's Cupid going TO find nests for the
young couples who grayey tackle the paths Of matrimony in times
such as thesef Surely not in the homes Of their parents-for that +
a proverbialy poor place for brides and grooms.
And IL nos. then whereg
To those whose matrimonial debut dates back SOM wears. there
Is something gloFiously daring in the exploit Of the Youngsters OF
today who gamey tackle the problems Of house-lnding, furniture
buying and food and clothing purchasing.
How many times have Dad aud Ma looked around at the fuFni-
tured collected during years ~ married life and thanked their lucky
stars that they didn have TO buy il at present prices. And wonder
ed II their newlyyhunched matrimonial bark could have weathcrcd
the financial breakers of today.
And yet-thank goodness-romanee lives in spite Of high prices
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

Az ia a ranch for the cooiiea.
The ones that he Raises are beau
tics,
he cannot lind uses for all he
produces.
They bite him ana fight him
And draw out his juices
They're constantly feeding.
They're constantly leading
Poor Alf to q step that he breads
and he fears
Hot water Hot water and suds In
90
TOPMOSr, taiiest giraffe In
America, got his feet wet.
Quihsy followed.
Took six rolls 81 absorbent cot
ton. 40 yards OF flannel, ana an
hours time TO handaEe Topmost's
throat.
Ia the Spriug a Mans Fancy
Antonio ~ lama, Phiiadci-
phia, Pa. Sc years Old. embark
cd upon his fourth matrimonial
90
CARL WITT. Denver. Colo.
sues Tor divorce because his wife
hadn't Caroased him in "a years.
90
MRS ALICE MuNTEAN. Kan
sas city. Mo. asks for ~ divorce
because her husband cant SHIN
my worth a cent"
90
HENRY MARTlS. % years Old.
was arrested at Joshua. Ala. ON q
charge OF ''shimmyinE In puhlic."
But u doctor proved Henry wa
only staging q ~. Nitus dance. 10
which he b. subject. and they let
him OF
90
GEORGE 49, HARRIS. Kent
uoy Ncbn had tho "a Costa tiv-
ing backed of the boards FOR four
weeks. tasted that long.
90
such - life la HlckVillc.
An optical concern received
this letter from a country mer-
chant:
II have lots Of old style Small
Eye Lens SpcN. Hut without the
latest ] am rot in II. Please let
me know what you have aud
prices Of the latest. Large Eye.
Rimicss. and Especially the Large
Round Eve Tortoise Shell Rims
or anything else that the Smart
Set wants for Pride. Just 10 make
them look like 70 Mule with a
Face Board on"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02
Al TIT PRoFITEERIA.
By Edmund Vance Cooke.

The proprtetor of The prOutccriu
says the IAN of high prices is all
And every time that I enter his store.
lie remarks. We'll, the nest lot Will
be more
For cotton's 70 scarce that ull-wooi
goods
Have seemingly taken to the woods.
And because OF The upward trend Of
mortar.
The supply Of skirts b. short and
shorter.
And with tsonty-ouc sheets now tu %
qulrc
II b. plain that the noNt lot VIII be
higher
o..
i"' 80 W '"i''" ''' "
cent.
And now that the country's entirely
dry,
It's the wutercd stock that makes
thing high,
Aud with raw materials getting rpwrr
A result, Of course. ~ the recent
wa-cr-
And the cooks gu quiliing land you
know thatil
Why shouldn't you pay % lot
"a hut2
This complaint of prices keeps men Ho
tired
That even the tnNlcuhH are hired
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02
In Calvary
According 70 Saint Luke

And when they came to the
place. which ~ called Calvary.
where they Crucificd Him. and the
mnlcfactors. one on the right
hand. aud The other on the left.
Then said Jesus. Father forgive
them; for they know not what they
DO. Ana they parted Ills ralment
aud cast lots.
And the people stood |beholding.
Aud the rulers Also with them de-
ridcd Him. saying. Iio save others:
let Him save himself. ~ lie be-
Christ me chosen of God.
Ana the soldiers also Knocked
Him, coming 90 Him. ana Offering
Him vinegar.
AND h was rhout the sixth hour.
and there was "a darkness over an
the earth until the ninth hour
And the sun was darkened and
the veil of the temple WAS rent In
the midst.
Ana when Jesus had cried with
q loud voice. He said. Father. into
Thy hands ! commend Ny spirit;
ana having said thus, tie gave up
the ghost.
Now when the centurion saw
what was done. lie Elorined GOD.
saying Certainty this was "A right
oour man.
Aud that day was the propira-
ton. and the sabbath drew On
And tho women also. which
came with film from Galilrc. fol-
lowed amer and heheld the sepul.
chre ana how His body was laid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

Lasi Win and Testament II Lille a Keeper
Deceased. 70 ~ B. Hickey executor Mrs.
Fred Lee, Margaret Lee. Mr.. thomas h.
ID Maddisont Laura Belle. GLADYS. MARY,
Dorothy end Elizabeth Madison, alu.
orr. Vs. II. McAiillun. Charlotte Ellis, Mrs.
uioVer Mayo. Mu tiaprth MrGrrgor Anc
lla schram. Local Chapter n. ". e A of
Albuquerque, j. A.. airs hmtna keepers.
$40 south tnrlosa street Aihamhfh.
Calf Mr.. Ethel Patterson. asg5 Nhn
Ness ayenue Los Angelic, Calf Mr.. ~.
Is tanunnl tN. 3 a. 40. 80 Snu GHhriei.
Cahi and 60 all who it may concern,
Greeting
ron are hereby notified that thr alleged
Last VIII aud Testament ~ Lullo A. kctpt
ere decreased, late of the County ~ hrrna,
llln aud state nf Now MrEiru. wHa prndutrd
and read DO the probbto Court of the Couu,
% ~ hernhlillO. state Of Sew MsRico. on
thc Goth day ~ March. 1920. and the day ot
lhr proving NJ said alleged Last VIII and
Icatamrnt was thefcupou hncd for saturday.
the gam day 81 April A D 1890. at 90
o clock boz the forenoon Of sold day
Given under ny hand and the seal uf this
court this goth Jay Of March. A. ID 1880.
theHll NESTOk MONTOiA.
March 90. April 29.i6.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02
Legal NOTICES


Lat VIII and TesfHmeuf ~ Mr.. NJ D.
Nrernv, nvrraaFd. On First savings hnnk
and Trust Company af Albuquerque n
geo Olive Harding Jose prtega. Cora or
.ea Albuquerque. 81. aud to all who
this may concern. 0rcrung
You are hereby notified that the alleged
Lest VIII Hud Testament 81 Mr. II D.
D Hrrrnr. decreased, late OF the Couuty af
Bernaiillo and state of NeN Msxieb. was
produced anu rtad IN the Probate Court of
the County of herunlllu. STATE OF New Mra.
leo. on the goth day NJ March. 1920. aud fhe
day Of the prnsing oi said alleged Last WIN
aud Testament was th%rfeupon tatd Tor Sat.
nrday. the 2ith dag Of april A. u 1870.
a. 10 % clock iu tho forenoon ~ sHid dag
Given under ny hand and the seal Of this
court. this Goth Day 81 March. 4. ID 1890.
tSeaD NEstOR MONTuAA.
tounty tirrk
March 20. April 2.p.t6.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

Last WIN and Testament Of william Hr,ns,
Decreased, o. u. 4. bamhrork. brother Of
Hattie Helms. Albuquerque HatiiU Helms
and willard Holm, o minor child, Alhu.
qurrqur y, H. and 90 all who % may con.
crrn. directing.
You are hereby notified that The alleged
Last Wal and Testament ~ lillian hsius.
deceased. late ~ The County ct hsruallll
and state ~ New Mexico. vas produced
aud read boz the Probate Court nj tho tuuuty
~ hrrnalillo. State Of New Mexico. uu thr
gotta day Of March 1890. and the dny Of
Che proving VI said alleged Lhst Viii aud
tgata4ueut va therrupou Itnrd ivr SATURDAY.
tho gath day ~ Aprl. A. - 1890. nt o.
"a clock in the forenoon Of said day.
btNrn under nay hand and the sral Of this
court this goth day IT March. A ID 1890
tssaD NfNrOR MuNrONA.
County clerk
March 20. April 2g-IB
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02
CAMPAIGN ISSUES
New York Banker Tells What He Thinks Are Vital Problems
of Today
BY FRANCIS II. SIssoN,
Vice President Guaranty Trust Co. of New York

Adequate transportation facilities and service te REIMBURSEMENT
of our finances TO a new peace basHj the credit situation; the foreign
exchange question, and the relation Of capital aud labor IRE all vital
problems today.
But the paramount issue is that Of preserving our democracy.
We will have won the world war against autOcracy in vain, IL we
surrender To minority rule and class domination in the United States
Only by preserving aud serving the hest interests Of all our peO-
pie can we hope 10 solve our postwar problems successfully,
~ And only By clcc'.nP To- public office tIose candidates who hav,
the vision nll the courage to represent the i'sorle as a whoo amd So
give the country a constructive. business ADMINISTRATION can we hope
to realize our great opportunities aud preserve our unprecedented
prosperity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02
WAKE THE BRooMs SWEEP CLEAN.

F~lIE Young Mems Chamber of Commerce has taken up the cam
pagn for a rClean-Up Week They propose 70 make it a real
: success in Albuquerque Business men are falling behind them
and promise TO cooperate to the fullest extent Prizes win be offered,
not because anyone wUl think they ought to be paid for beautifying
the city. but as q means 10 stir up enthusiasm to see who will make
tie best job Of their work. An incentive TO better records. .ets
al get behind this movement and chase dirt. rubbish and trash from
the city. Make the broOms sweep clean and the shovels dig deep
and see that a little paint is added Here ard there ard hang OUT a
card on your front gate showing you have done your duty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

Last win and Testament of Norman u Nc
i.rod. Deceased 90 AlcN A. Mcleod. Corda
~. ALASKA g. X. Mcleod father Van.
fleef hHl uhlArln Cah h9derish 10
Lend. Muilan, Idaho. and 10 all who o. may
concern, Directing
You are hereby notified that ihr alleged
Last VIII and Irstnment o. Norman D Nc.
Leud, deceased. late " thr tuuHty ~ Nprna.
lulo hHd State NJ ArW Meairn. WHs produced
and read ~ tbr Probate Court VI thr ODuntA
of hrrunlllu state of NrN MHaltu. un tho
goth dag Of March. 1920. aud fhr day ~ tho
proving Of aaid alleged Last Viii and Tesia
mrnt was fherrupun fixed Tor Saturday, thr
2tth DAY NJ April A. D. 1920. 90 40 o. clock
boz the fureunnh oi aid day
Given under my hand and the seal Of this
court. this g0th day o. March - 1890.
tseaD NEs1OR MuNruYA
tuunN CLERK.
Ed. Aprl ggt0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02
AND roiEDo HASN'T
THING on OIR TOMN.

TOLEDO- Tho rarcsi painting in
Toledo vanished Yesterday after b.
had been displayed TWO hours 1T
was siN inches uunre and lone ln
black and white ur yellow pine o.
TO rent" and hung uu the
door of n flat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

make fOf euccess Failures are the
victims Of their own failure habits
FOR once the habits are formed they
carry on without conscious effort m
your part A habit - Ike e snow
bali. small IN the beginning hut
growing 40 IL rolls ON aud on Town
hill. You start 10 in "a general dircc-
uon and 81 rolls on automatically.
On lH evident hat This ofeiupmcnf
u habit h 90 utmost importance
particularly in chiidrrn-for every
iail,r you 90 today either strengthens
an old habit o. starts "a new one that
ls 10 determine your success o. fail
ure in whatever you undertake TO-
morrow.
which are suecess habitaf The
matter b. simpler han b seems Tor
when the whole thing ~ boiled down
d All depends on one habit-ihe n
that governs tho y IN which
Hou Do things. "a all depends on
whether ynu are ln the habit Of d9-
Inn ihinrn rfust well enough a. set
b. o. whether sou are In the habit
u doing ~errrythlnF lust 49, well ~
Aou possibly az. a little better man
stfmt necessary
li makes no difference whttnrr
ydu are rIfht OF eighty. fou can ~
eu&f fRi,f future success ~ now dt-
a tnIIUF nuulfh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

CONMiSsION ORDINANCE NJ. 81.

COMMISSION ORDINANCE M. 81.
As O~RDfNANCE CoNf1RMlNG THE PRO
CEkDfNGR TAKEN ~ PROVIDING FOK
ritE PAVING ANn IMPROVING or
OBTAIN sTREtrS AND ALLtYE IN
nit CRY Of AtkIOttRQlE NEW
MEXICO PROVIDING FOR THf PAVE
WENT AND OF M COSTS s fN
PENSES OF rifE lMpNONEMkArt
NAnE IS SAID STREETS AID
ALLENS PROVIDING FOL rtE
iSStE OF AsSiGNAhlE CtRTlFt
GATES TO TftE CONTRACTOR. As
SEHFfNG THE COST Bf THF SAID IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02
The Success Habit
BY ROGER W. BABsoN.
World FAMOUS staslsncl8n.

Il IL estimated that about 30 per
cent OF our activity is governed BY
habit and instinct. walking. talking
eating. nleanlnE. working -nlmnal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

That would never do. She has a
book.
This comet was discovered but
Il year or 81 ago. However, il
has been labeled rs the persistent
comet.
Var makes humur comets. just as
real comets are said to pOrtend wat.
We have lon the Civil war type Of
hunior behind us hut "a Few years and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

There a9e nt present 80 strikes be-
fare ine labor departments division
81 r~nnciilaflnn Tor settlement ana -
controversies which haze not aeheh
lhe strike stake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put The "ClaSs''
in Classified advertising.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-07-23
Hare an .old settler.o

With a known lineage trailing
through 5000 dusty years the hare
elay well be called one of the ancient
Inhabitants of the earth. Among the
oldest Jews the hare and its near rel
alive. the coney of the rocks. were
excluded from the ranks of edible ami
mails; but as the flesh of the hare was
found TO be both nutritious and whole.
some the prejudice against II gradually
disappeared and it began to be grown
and domesticated for food.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-07-23

ocratic prospect; that IL to say. It
now looks as though the Republicans
while losing some seats, may gain
more than they lose In any event the
next senate is going TO be controlled
by small majority, regardless of
which party dominates Reprinted
from Idaho Daily Statesman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-07-23

II is believed that the driest place
In the world Is thnt part of Egypt
between the two lower falls OF the
Nile. Rain has never been known to
fan there.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-07-23

We are firm believers in the maxim
that for all right Judgment for any
man or thing it is useful. nay essential,
to see his good qualities before pro
nouncing Judgment on his bad.-Car-
lyle.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-07-23
ALIAS SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO. IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN
STELLA COOK.
Plaintiff