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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-19
CHIPPEWA LAKE

Mrs. S. H. Nickerson has so far re-
covered as to be able to do her own
housework.
Mrs. Sophia Carlton is also report
ed considerably better.
A. R. Deming is gaining slowly and
expects to come home soon.
A. H. Leohr was in Cleveland on
business last Wednesday.
L. C. Nichols has gone to Seville to
board for an indefinite time.
Mrs. John Ritter and daughter
Reba, were in Seville Sunday, visiting
Mrs. Ritter's mother.
Mrs. Blake Leohr is in Seville help
ing care for her mother.
Chas. Leohr and family, of Gull
ford, were Sunday visitors at A. Il,
Leohrs.
Floating ice did considerable dam
age to the Lake grounds Friday night
It knocked some Of the piers out from
under the bowling alley and also
wreced the ice shute.
Adam Arnold moved into his house
north of the square last week. Lew
Arnold is moving onto his farm today
Dell Miller of La Fayette is also NOV.
ing today into the Arnold house.
The Tile mill is now in production
and they are making brick every day
Auto owners can now get their Ii
cense numbers at the Old Phoeni1
National Bank, Medina. The price
is eight dollars for all machines under
twenty-five horse power.
We have the worst roads arOunt
Chippewa Lake of any place in thu
state of Ohio. County commission
ers and Township Trustees please
take notice.
Sugar making is not very profitabl'
so far, as sap does not run very goot
yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Bart visited rel
atives and friends in York Frida,
night and Saturday.
One day last week one Of our busi
ness men started for Wooster, to visi
Mr.. Deming, who is in the hospital
At Mr.. Demings request he was tax
ing several bottles of grape juice o
his (Demings) to him. Now we don
know anything about the variety 0
} juice Deming raises, or whether thi
brother sampled it or not, but thi
much we do know. When the ca
, reached Seville he forgot to chang
cars for Wooster and rode on to LIZ
roy. Then the conductor said t
} him, "I thot you were going to Seville
"By golly," he said 81 forgot where
was going, don't tell anybody" H
then took the next car back to Seville
and finally got to Wooster. At leas
he says he did. Now we dislike
mention such shappenstances" br
, we>feel it is our duty, and we alway
try to do that no matter how painful
And then this same man made life
burden for the writer when he wa
"Snowbound on His Tennessee Chicl
en- Farm"
They came near having serior
fire at Chas. Ricketts, home last Tue,
day morning. One Of the beds
!; which the children sleep was under
gas light, and the mantle dropped Q
the head Of the bed, setting it on fir
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-19

The childrens hair was burned, as
we'll as the bed, but Charley got it put
out before any real serious damage
was done.
There will be services at the U. B.
church next Sunday evening at 1880
p. m. under the auspices of the Town
ship Sunday School Association.
County Superintendent DR.. Smith, of
Medina and Rev. Miss Eastwood, of
Beebetown will be the speakers. Come
out and hear them. All Township
officers are expected to be present
Everybody invited. Each Sunday
school should be represented.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-19
Our new Bank Building is rapidly

Our new Bank Building is rapidly
nearing completion. The windows
are all in at this writing and work is
being done on the fixtures. We sure
arc proud CO Spencer.
MIR. and Mrs. Bernard Hale and
baby daughter, OF Wellington, visited
Mrs. Hale's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gannet, last Sunday.
Mr.. Jay White, of Kenmore, spent
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ream and
family.
/ Mr.. Wiburt, Factory manager, Of
the Spencer Metal Products Co., was
called to Elyria to attend the funeral
of his mother.
Mrs. Willard Giar is quite ill. She
has had the Flu.
Talmage Auble, of Cleveland spent
a few days in town and helped his pa
rents move from the farm to their
new town home, formerly owned by
Frank Auble, who has gone to Well
lington to live.
Mrs. Ben Odell is on the sick list.
Miss Dora Sumner, of Lodi, spent
the week end with friends at The
Bungalow
The last number of the Lecture
course was given Saturday night. ano
was very much enjoyed by all who at.
tended.
Mrs. Hiram Snyder spent last week
in Akron.
Little Miss Euola Wolf has beer
very ill with the Flu.
The Spencer Dramatic Club expect
to go to New London, soon to give
"Down In Maine"
Mrs. D. Young has been ill. Ever
a Doctors wife can not always be IL
good health.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-19

Miss Ada Swartz spent last Sunday
in Litchfield, with friends, and at
tended the play given by local talent
at that place.
Some one has cleverly named the
Bolus Construction Co., the Bolus De-
struction Co.
Have you. heard anyone saying that
this is "good old fashioned springw
Looks as tho maple syrup would be
about $4.00 per gallon.
We don't hear much grumbling
when it starts to rain, these days.
Cisterns are very thirsty at this time.
The Maccabee met with Mrs. Ben
Odell on Monday night to celebrate
her birthday and that of another sis
ter in the order. Lunch was served
and every one enjoyed hilarious eve
ming. The order then gave each of
the guests of honor very pretty
birthday present.
The Operetta will be given Satur-
day night, March 20. If you have
not already bought your ticket, your
chances to see the play are mighty
slim, unless the faculty decides to put
on another night.
We have not heard of there being
very good run of sap, altho num-
ber Of camps have been opened in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Henry Walters has been i'll for
the past two weeks.
Miss Lucy Walters spent last week
end with her parents. r-'
Mrs. Frank William is ill.
We hear that the frame buildings
on the north east side of the square
are to be moved soon, and large
brick block built there.
Rose Weidrick is ill with the Flu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to publicly thank the young
ladies who have consented to act as models
tomorrow evening In our selection we have
been guided by the fact that the store al
ways enjoyed a reputation, for quality and
high class. The young ladies who, will act
are among the most popular in the city.
Invited to take part because we feel the
girls Of Alexandria are as pretty as any in
the country, and we feel proud they have
consented to honor this store in this.
Fashion Play. We assure them, their par
ents and their friends we will surround
their acts with all the class and dignity they
are Justly entitled to. We are proud OF
them and Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
CARD OF THANKS.

To the little tots who will take part in
our Float Display in tonight's parade:
Alexandria has so many pretty young
sters our selection was extremely difficult.
We can assure the public these little
friends of Bendheim's are simply bewitch-
ing. Every care for their safety, from
weather conditions OF, ACCIDENT, will be safe
guarded. To, the parents who have per
mitted the participation of these youngs-
ters we extend our thanks. Now, let's get
together ana boost Alexandria for them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
ROB /. S. OF s2o;ot1
Masked Men Get lncGme }a& "a,
tnlns ut Seattle Ojl.te

Seattle, Wash, March III SO
masked men carly yesterday held "
The Internal revenue Office here ;'ne
escaped with S20.o0O
Il. f. Stafford, cashier Of az
Office. had just opened the vault and
SAT down 1T his desk when tWo
masked men ordered him to nold ~
his hands. Pointing receivers 2!
him they backed Inn into the vault
ana filled their pockets WIKI peck
ages Of currency.
The two robbers thea escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17

Advertise yo,;r warts in the Ga
2s1tn Want Column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
Evening Programme

Store opens at Ills p. m.
ORCHESTRA will furnj
At S:I5: Display OF. the
Store will close at 8 p. IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
Programme

Store opens at 8 a. m.
Inspection of the Newest Modes Secured from the
World Greatest Designers.
Our saespeope are your service, whether you desire
merely to inspect or purchase
Store will close at $50 p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17

h the latest popular melodies.
Newest Fashions
Exhibited by Living Models d Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
BREAK pENNSyLNNNIAN
DiiitG ALTON SLATE

PHILADELPHIA. May 10 More
complete returns from Yesterdays
primary election for republican dele
gates a. large show w. Freelnnd
kcndrick Philadelphia, opposed by
the ~ slated candidates Of the rogu-
lar stat" organization. might find
u place IN the delegation I. Leon
ara li"ploglo ~ Johnston. one OF
me slated candidates. H. running
hohind the others supported nv the
state organization The other II an.
parontly have been elected
Returns from 2aSO out OF Ills
precincts In the state show Governor
Sptoul leading with vote Of lSq.
EHh. Mayor Moore, opposed by fol.
lowers of kcndrick. was running
second tonight with United states
senator Penrose third Moore s
vote for lS0,337 and Penrosc' s
1883
Joseph r Guffey OF Pittsburgh.
supported by Attorney General
Palmer for democratic national
committeeman, ia increasing his
lead over Judge Eugene G. Bonni.
wen OF Philadelphia, who headed A
ucket against that OF the attorney
general Returns also indicate that
. majority OF the I 2Palmer randi
'ates for delegates at large ar.
l'hdlnr slightly Returns Indicate
u light democratic vote was csst in
many counties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
INBINNN DEMOCRATS
10 StiPDUI WILSON.

lNblAtAIbllS. Ind, May ~ N.--
Democratic lotdore had The maChin-
cry fpr the state convention which
viii Iaaomhlo here tomorrow morn
INK well iu hand tonight. and unless
unforeseen conditions develop mite
VIII occur ip mar the serenity of
'ho woil ordered program. II is all
most certain that the big four Will
consist ~ N,co President r. n. Mar
hall, Thomas TugEart. GOV g. NJ.
IHIston and Mrs Alice Foster Nc
Culloch
Nj Tapgart was uuoppuscd In the
-'cnui primary for tho nomination
iur nit"d states scfYtor II is
practically insured that IN. Carleton
/. u. McCulloch Of Indianapolis will he
nominated for governor.
y" candidates filed Tor the demo
cratic prcsidontial preference At tho
lmary ana 4 ls almost certain that
the twenty Af district delegates and
four delegates large to tho ma
tionni convention viii 20 uninstruct-
ed. II is generally understood. how
ever that The dclcgntlon VIII vote
solidly FOR vice President Marshall
If hls name Is presented AZ san Fran
cisco.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
SCOUTS TO SEE PICTURES
Film To show Devastation Of War
Throughout France,

\ film called The Heritage OF
France viii be shown for the boy
scouts OF Tulsa az 4 o'clock this att
crnoon I'm the high school audi.
toriUm by Miss Mary Ashe Miller.
representing the American commit
tee for devastated France, of which
Miss Anne Morgan rs head.
Each scout is invited To bring a
friend along Miss Miller has the
consent OF r., T.. Oberholtzer In eX-
hlbiting the film, which has educa-
ttonal features In that It pictures
France before, durins and after the
war \ camp for French boy scouts
Is ~ be established somewhere in
France" this summer.
Miss Miller, who came to Tulsa
abnut week ago from san Fran
CISCO viii continue her tour OF the
state in the interest ot the American
committee on Friday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
lands WANTS BIG ONES
Tired ~ Nearing "pint" fIoofc Cases
Ilaps Federal Officials.

CHICAGO, MAY t9.A-Accusing the
federal district attorney and IN" cen
tial district prohibition officer oi
hack of cooperation In the handling
OF alleged liquor violation cases.
Judg" Is VI. Landis today threatened
30 cancel tho remainder ~ the term
Of court unless there wax change
of method on tho part ~ officials.
An alleged "bootieRging' case was
ON trial before Lands
lnHtructing tho lury 10 ignore the
sloppy manner In which tho dis
trict attorney had presented the
'Hse.' the Judge called District at
tornoy Charles Clvne and Major
Dalrymple boter him
My sympathy goes out TO the jury
md I want the members 80 disre
gard tho manner In which the dis
trict attorney has prepared this case.
You had better get busy right away.
or ] nm Ruing TO start something
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

a, private sale 20 the highest bidder,
subject 20 confirmation by said court on
N after the 18Th day of June \ ID
1920 ~ 10 clock m at county court.
room. Jav. Okls all the rtEht title and
interest ~ said Tysnnee Grass an IN
competent In and 20 the following de
acrtbed real estate situate In Tulsa county.
state Of Oklahoma, tO-wttt
The NJ ~ SWt Of section ~, Town
ship 20 Sorth, Range / East
Satd real eatafe Will be sold on the
following terms ana conditions tO-vit
For cssh. subject 10 confirmation of sale
by fhe court BIDS for the purchase
thereof must be In writing and must hs
filed IN the county court or delivered
20 the undersigned At Steel~y. Oklahoma
~ io g y. Miss. his attorney a. Table
BEN p SMITH. Guardian.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
city Briefs

RALPH TALBOT. manager OF
the Majestic theater, left last night
for Oklahoma city to attend a very
important meeting of the Okla
homa motion picture exhibitors as
ISOLATION there Mr. Talbot is pres
ident of the association.
=
MARRIAGE LICENSES we're is
sued to the following yesterday by
the clerk OF county court Walter
!. Jerri -. Sand Springs. and Alice
NJ. Carver. -, Denver, COLI John II
Hollis, 40, and Addie Mcdaniel, 81,
Tulsa.
DEGREES or DIVORCE were
granted yesterday in district court
10 Ncttic Whluncry against ] II.
Whinncry. Myrtle Sailor against
I Charles Sailor. W. VI. Travis against
Alice Travis.
a
MEN OF THE ORCCTT Memorial
church who were defeated I'm a
baseball gany with the young Men's
! bible class OF tho church on the
| Lincoln school field Tuesday after
noon. haNc challenged the young
men 20 another game in the near
| future, when the challengers hope
| to reverse the results "Parson''
Rrannon was tho hero of the game
| Tuesday with two home runs The
| final score was % 20 g.
| =
~ ORDER To secure funds for
! tho publication of pictorial record
/ of Tulsa for distribution At tho ma
uonal shrine convention. members
/ of the Ahdar temple patrol will give
IA drill and concert before business
| houses IN the downtown district to-
I day. Tho band viii hc In uniform.
/ Final pages Of the Tulsa booklet
| viii 60 20 press rs soon as the
/ necessary funds arc raised.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
Shin Heavy Oil Wen
SupDiies From Here
to Duncan by Plane

Tulsa leads the world once more
hv heine the first place from
which oil well supplies are shipped
by airplanc The OH Well supply
company late Yesterday afternoon
shipped bottom hole packer
from i's store in this city Ia the
Empire Gas x Fuel CO. at Dun
can okla. IN that manner
The Empire Gas &fuel Co this
week drilled IN n large gas we'll In
the Duncan field and yesterday II
became necessary TO use a packer
quickly in order 10 avoid trouble
In the we'll II was imnossihlc to
obtain a packer i'm that district
Tulsa hcinR tho nearest place. At
4 o'clock In tho afternoon l., NJ
Ramsey snrerintendcnt in charge
~ the Empire operations az Dun
can called tho OH Welt Supn,v
com nanv i'm this city hy long dis
tar"o phone asking n packer
could rc ghipped at once by air-
plane so that II could reach Dun
can last evening.
Tho supply companv lmmcdia'e-
" got in communication with tho
Curtiss Southwestern Airplare
company and was told that tho
"air line tram to Duncan, 600
miles southwest Of this city.
would leave i'm few minutes and
that tho nackcr would he delivered
before dark II II was rushed 10
the airnlanc field castof the citr
Store Mannccr Snmuel Redic and
an automobile did the rush act"
and AT lust 3 N'clock pilot BYRON
Good left the Tulsa field with the
first oil woll supply special that
ever took to the air lie expected
10 deliver the packer TO superin-
tendent Ramsey by : o'clock. and
II was his intention to return to
This city last evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
VIRGINIA PLEDGES
VOTES FOR GLASS

adop'sd by no Michigan state dem
ocnuc convention today
Thirty uriuNucicd delegates 10
tho San Francisco convention we're
phoscu. four by The convention ana
tWcnty.sX hv district cpucusos
SO mention ~ madc uu tho con -
vcntiou floor ~ prcsldcnuil nomi
gee. Herbert Hoover, an hvp"cd
republican having won The demo
ctuic primary
The convention rtmo tn close
4rrr heated debate u"cr u rcso-
tuition ON The prohibition question.
vi hdI1Vn tud finally adopted. IN"
f,soluuun declared national prohi'
bitiuu "a constructive act of the
wilson sdWiutair1tion.'
Women took prominent part In
me convention
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
LEGAL

notice or DISSOLUTION or PART
NERfHir.
Notice II hereby given that the 60 part
nership ~ Burton Construr'ion company
composed ~ Lewis q Burton and Dan \
Burton. has this day been dissolved ~
mutual consent Lewis. O. Burton is 70
collect sn ~ the assets ot said cu-psrt-
nership snd is 10 assume sii Liabilities,
Leris q. Burton rill continue 90 condec
general contracting business under the
old nrm name ~ burton COnstfuoi ION
company.
Dated this itth day ~ May 1890.
LEWIS q BURTON
BAN \ BURTON.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
THRAvES TO OPPOSE HIKE
Assistant Attorney General WIN
right Increased Gas Price.

~. ne NHfof iHfFn lF'Nh
OKLAHOMA CITY. May 80.
a. Thravcs. assistant attorney gen -
oral will oppose the application 81
the oklahoma Natural Gas company
fpr permission to make permanent
ib-ccnt rate for gas granted tempo.
rarily bv the state corporation COM
mission, he stated today
Thrlvcs said he viii ask that the
books ~ the company and It's re-
ports be carefully examined to as
certain whether the gas division has
been operating at loss or making
"A prOfit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
Financial urA UNDTIU>C Cotto
NN N IL u II II
l.iv. Stock \ lH ANNI I'D Grain

--t---
Live Stock

NEW YORK, MAY i3.--rhe STOCK
market vas active and extremely urft
ous today, overnight events Giting mo
mentum 10 further liquidation which
com pretended securities ~ all deaetlp
tions. again in,Iudtug Iiherty ana We
tory notes
Gross ter.ssions In prominent H'oc ~
ssfeuded from 3 20 almost 10 IuiriH
tho rhief elements ~ vra kuesH bong ~ y.
resented hy oils motors. steelH. fqulp
ntntH shtprinEs sugar and tetiUcF fsle'
amounted 10 ! 200 900. tho rWalloei lu
ronsidefatly more ttsu % year
In the foreign eScnHnEe market me Tea
turr was the sharp advance ~ marks on
German remittance. whirh rose On HttNs
foalinEa 10 alfgruy over i.br against
she year'n tower cent
Aside from weakness ~ lnrei states
ear tsHurH with new low records Tor flrHi
and SECOND fs second Hnd fourth -
snd victory $50 fhe entire doweati. lHi
sas heavy Total sales. pHf value, al
fferatcd tsb.g5G 900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
RUSSELL WOULD RESIGN
willing to- Go Before People for Re-
Election " Governor VIII.

OKLAHOMA cry. May 10 Fro
pos,nc to resign his position as cor
poration commissioner and stand Tor
re. election this fall II the governor
would do likewise, Campbell Nns-
sell addressed a letter To Governor
Robertson today suggesting mat the
course would show in whom tho
confidence ot citizens ot oklahoma
lie"
Russell said IN the letter that he
believed an opportunity to vote
should he gratifying 10 the public
acceptable TO us and may result IN
the administration Of public affairs
In oklahoma, more In harmony with
the win OF those who are To be
served"
The letter was sent' the governor
IN connection with Russcll's fight on
tho pardon and parole board, Rus
sell said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
ADDRESSES ROTkRlAN S
". n. Wr'ghtsmnn Is Ch'cf speaker
M Regular Meeting ~ club.

II. n. Wrlghtsman, local rcprescn-
tntive Of the Columbia cable com %
pany. delivered an interesting hd-
dress on plans adopted hY the rue
tory he represents In an address az
the Rotary luncheon yesterday noon
at Hotel Tulsa
paper was read hy Earl VIII
hanson on fuels and the compare
tive heat values of each one.
Tclegrnm ms were read from several
absent members,
J. \ Waldrep acted as Rotariar,
lie had nlaccd "all dly suckers" al
each plate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
to'tonseed OH.

NEW YORK. MAY ia,.--Atter declining
some 10 10 l6 points under local selling
on inc WEAKNESS, IN grains and cotton,
oottonheed oil stcadied somewhat on tho
fitm showing In lard. Leading months
/ 500 barrels PIime crude 10 90 nominal
PRIME summer yellow spot ~ 40. NAV
IA 10 July lN92 september 1905. prime
inAl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

tANsAp tlry Ws. 80 rHfN" if".
cents 100 hcaa rtt.i frHrufs ti'tdr
10 gft Htrhct. pturr beef ,Ht'' lII 'np
,,,rIirp. ii s6. buIt heavy 50 hh. .t'N"a
r.,a b. EU. iDsef. juIt NnaID.H AROUND
81 90. other rIsssos mostly s'rti. -uHi. %
COVE en- no
Unrs Receipts ~ n'N mean l.''N.'
ftvbt and medium nst hfrIcf mostly .H'
hiahrt. iops Ittn. nsp.y .. h'Fh".
bulls iIsbt ani medium tit01W ] iN. hHIE
heavy 81 e0Wltlt.
shser .uerrIptu $500 haai. market
sIor Generally steady 200 weaa. bulls un.
sold early.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

kANpAA CITY MAY no .-Caeh wheat
limited demand !r 10 Be- lower No I hard
,50baloo. so 2 had s. 93acn9, so. I
rod 90. No rrd it rs
C'ntn ir to 2c lower. No. white 81 Hs
n 90. SO. 2 missed u,oSa 40, so. 2
yellow ti01M 0b
oats so lower No 2 white tltoWllis
No wixrd illtWil2. 80, red VIZ
M113.
ugo t4t IE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

CuIChGO May 10 wheat 60. hyrd
sl0T. SO . northern -pfnr nm" IoJ'
SO : northern HufiuE dsth iilH
corn so missed 81 no. Np. yellow
81 0oU1oi
Uyr so 2 fTos
Harley 81 5OMtF0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

NEw YORk. MAY 10 Mercantile parcr
7mTL exchange irregular sterling 90
dpv bills it7bfs roniWerrihl ~ daN hulH
on banks ta7GN cgumcrciHi 80 day bills
tsf6tt demand flhl cables tlsls
Francs demand i1N2. cables 1850.
lire demand tstg. cables 1870.
MARKS demand eel cables ~.
pnvevnment ana railroad bonds weak
Time loan. sttong so days. 30 days and
months hh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE
In the matter ~ guardian OF T5auuce
gfHsH IN Incompetent
Noti,e iH hereby given In pursuance
~ an order 81 tho county court of the
, ouuty ~ Delaware state N Oklahoma B.
made an tho llth day ~ May, 1890 tho
uudcrsikned guardian ~ tho eetste ~
Tyanuee Grass. an Incompetent Viii sell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
~ THE DIsTRiCT Court FOR TULSA
COUNTY OKLAHOMA
W " Mckee. Plaintiff W.. &. T.. Hdhn.
Defendant No. ilbio.

Nffi'N'NHNf NJ NANA'
10 g.. T.. Z.hn, non resident defendant
You aIe hereby notified that on tue
t5th day Of AfaH 1890. W. u Mckee
filed his petition against yuu iu tho aboN ?
entitled cause In the distrirt court ot
Fulss county. oklahoma. The object ana
prateI uf which ls 20 cancel and set aside
certain contract go convey 90 YOU
tho ear' hair ~ lots -Four ana FIVE
ana tho uorth tpenty feet 81
lot six In block Pour In Drew ada
ton ~ tho city ~ Tulsa. Oklahoma 10
Tulsa county. Oklahoma, ana tu rem owe
q cloud from tho tific thereto ana quiet
the rue of the plaintiff 10 ana 20 ssld
premises
You are repuoated 20 answer said peti-
ti0n on or before the lst day ~ July.
1890 OF SAID petition viii BE- taken as
true and judgment reniered accordingly
W u NkEE
JOHN n. PORTER
(SEAI1 toutt clerk.
GERALD y - BRtEN
Deputy Court clerk.
\. \. HATCH Attorney Tor Plaintiff