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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27
VINO Is DoIN. TUE FIGHTING?

Most everyone Is familiar with tho story Of
the hnnE jury Unable TO arrive At verdict the
Jury aslcd TO be dismissed from further consd
cration NJ the cnsc.. II was brought before the
court who asked tho usual quoetion--t IT was
improbable that a verdict could be reached. 1T
ort not 10 be- said Of tho Jurors. The
case is plain as can be and We cd find a YER
dict easy u thcm other Ievcn fellers had any
sense"
We are inevitably reminded OF this story as
wc read the following editorial comment com
ditions at Washington;
It is time for the public 10 call halt on
the bitter personal and political quarrel at
Washington which has SO long deferred
peace and kept America and the rest of the
resolution will not make peace. -.
The president will veto it. OF course. What
then?
which is defending the one wise Juror among
eleven scnseless associates. The argument is that
tho senate should yield it's judgment to the whim
Of the president. Yet It Is clearly evident that
should 1t do so tho result would not be peace
but continuing state OF war. For immedi-
atey United states troops and naval forces
would he set In motion to take up the duties
signed them under the league, and the costs
Of government now trying this nation 10 it's
very marrow, would at once begin to rise higher
instead OF declining as every consideration OF
national necessity require that they do.
To attempt to exculpate the president of re-
sponsbity for the deadlock in government ex-
listing at Washington is tho particular privilege
OF those who find pleasure in playing the
role of cuckoo But in doing they must un-
derstand that they have more logic
son on their side than had the bull headed
Juror who set his own opinion against his eleven
associates
To continue to assert that the president is
seeking to give the country what it wants is
to deliberately ignore the plain facts For the
president longer has even a partisan organ
ization at his back; he all but stands alone. The
most illustrious OF his own party leaders counsel
him to yield to public opinion and constitutional
forms. II there is any doubt anywhere as TO
which has the support OF public opinion, the
president or the senate, the results OF the APP
preaching election will forever dispel such
doubt
Let those who will defend the president. But
let them do so without seeking TO divide the
responsibility. He alone is responsible for the
delay in a return to the peace status.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

Colonel Bryan and himsef that other gentle.
men would withdraw from tho running A. tho
proper time. Among other things ne asserted
with some positiveness that he would stand for
the peace treaty with the senate reservations
that clearly being tho wish of tho people az a
whole, lttlo preference they would register
At the polls.
By such neat phrasing the senator put him
self and his candidacy on tho exact opposite side
of the table from President Wilson. tho crown
prince, and MIR Homer Cumming He also took
occasion to assert that tho crown prince trv.
ing to sto1l his chld said child being the federal
reserve act.
This was we'll enough and there appeared 20
b" no disarnt-unul Mr. Loo Cruco. once favored
with tho ro,crnorship and stewardship ~ the
arc ~ the covenant ~ democracy in Oklahoma.
occurred recognition and made himself little
speech No' dtspuune anything that had been
sad or calling anybody names. tho Ardmoro
stat, anau declared II fact not 30 be disputed
hat any democrat would be rccrchnt 10 his trusf
u ho p,rmiucd himself 10 support any platform
Witch did not include ratification ~ tho peace
treaty without chang" or roscrvauons."
But othorviFo the meeting was Harmonious
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27
Bennie's Notebook

Yestidday after suppir pop was
smoaking and reeding in the set
ting room and was wondering wat
| would drather be doing IL I dident
haff to do my lessins, and q sed, q
pop.
That's good beginning, sed pop.
This is Certeny a nice room, | Sed.
Do YOU think so? sed pop.
Yes sir, its "A peetCh of a room, G.,
look how big IL is sed.
II Is a nice sized room, as "A matter
Of fack and I'm glad 10 see YOU motto
ing things like that, scd pop. true
happiness consists in appreciating
your own home, as the gentleman
in Kansas suddinly thawt wen he
saw the ceeling disappeer dooring
the cyclone.
Yes sir, bet its times as big as
wat some rooms are, It's a big room
all rite l sed.
So you mentioned sed pop.
Look at all the space between the
chairs and things, | sed
jest look at 1t, sed pop, and | sed.
G, pop wat do we need sutch a big
room for wy wouldent it be Jest as
good for us if it was only half this
big?
Perhaps it would my life has bin
80 hizzy I've never had time to think
of that before, sed pop.
Well then wy cant ! have half Of it
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

During the fos he~ nis rsds Tom Wickha.
diseusssd Uifh Bud AnA-sDs the ussdoa. a. ks de-
termination TO isoos ts farm and try kis i.rk IN
the city.
YOU'RE making . mistake" Bud said .Yes'rs
too late. The easy money period n abouf and
he city msp, has ss-- rough ~sAlRns ohsad II hin,
The gent IN the oorn6eld .iH bs fhs iaeky boy
from o."
-Tom.- he continued. you hav. a ea.- Of jar.-
tits and I'd just ike to bet a ok soidfsh you
wont stick in one job longer thnn month after
you get a. ~ 200 do stick. and Uork hard, you'll
find that life in ths cit, Be just as much OF a
grind as life IN the country. And IL you don't stiek
you pon'f amount to anything. You can eniishtss
the porid that"
"Yss. knoD all fhaf." Tom ansuersd. But
you'll huUs TO admit the opportunities greater in
the city. And. bssdes." he added. uith a touch Of
bittevnsss, Why should a uoorh on the farm
TO feed bunch Of birds in the city who dras.
gina doUn ttpo three tirnss Dhaf he 10 getting?
fought for 'sn for dollar a day whiic they
making or tveioe at hon,s, and nov ohy should
I hssp Worhins to feed 'sm ,Ohiis they continue
to make big Wasss7"
Bud smiled.
the farm ,Dith his 500 a month save
than the guy up in toton Who 10 making tuiee
much. Under present conditions city life Is hkt
a pradhouss Everybody grabbing and nobody satS
tsfcd o matter hoU much he makes A for me,
PH stick down in the base Of supplies vhers the
from. and in Ten years from PH
bet hoUs money and . better dissstion than
you haze"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

In oil the ride neither had rsfsryed to Emily
Harbrdse. although she had been in ths thoughts
Of both during much Of the long Journey. Bud
dcred IL there had been a spiitup. He resolved to
find out just he got horns
Before parting at the station it tDos ogresd thas
they wouid dine at Toms hotel before Bud caught
his evening train home
AZ Tom uDaikcd to,ourd the hotel no eonfrusfsd
nke PRESENT Utsif NTH a former one
Then hs IN uniforr.. swinging through the
streets under odvins fars to the n,o.e Of stirring
Uortirps march Thousonds Of people ehesrsd
he and his comrades Rowed iks olive -drab river
befDesn banks Of humanity Dith the tindows high
In ths eaayonks ,Dails Of the buildings bright tofh
Ruffsriss handkerehisfs.
Many eye dimn,ed end many throat
frightened as they went marching of b
Then he hailed and ehesrsd by sUerybody.
NoU he Doiksd unnotiecd through these scifsan,s
erowds. a stranger swniiowed up In tho oast lone
in<ss Of eroudsd city streets.
Con a feuov ever feel at home hers1" he
woPdsred.
At the hotel ne rssistersd, and ths ir,personai
look Of appyasai wineh the clerk saos hin, revealed
only a toll, decent looking young veayins a
service button and tith the healthy color Of the
doors in his face.
You don't get that complexion in the city"
thought tho clerk. as he biotted the and the
su,aH fown address the register.
A moment later Tom was foiiovina che por,-,
to the elevator and did not notice the young
who approached tho desk and studisd tho register
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27
BUDDY BATTEREDKNEE

Copyright, 1890 by Edgar A Guest)
Little Buddy Ratteredknee!
That is what your name should be
Never were a pair of knees
such = sorry sight as ihe-e
Cut and bruised and sadly hurt,
Rcd with blood and black with dirt.
Come, | say and let me see,"
But you stand and grin at me.
Surely you have suffered pain
Sears so ugly 10 obtain,
There's the record plain as day,
You have tumbled on the way,
Six or seven places there
Garry wounds you've had to bear
Grinning' what rs there 10 please
In so sad a pair Of knees?
Proud OF them You seem to be-
Do they mark some victory7
Did YOU cry or did YOU not
when YOU won that fearful spot?
What about this cut right here?
Did that start little tear2
Not at all! What's that YOU say?
IAN the boys knees look this way"
Little Buddy Batteredknee
That Is what your name should be.
Never have | ever seen
Knees so battered and unclean,
Yet when ! would sympathize
You display them as prize,
And YOU proudly tell me now
They're not g,Hfs knees anyhow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

We are going to invade the territory OF the
sporting editor long enough to express our dis
approval OF the pitching staff OF Tulsas ball
team. Those birds are all Wilson men, and we
against them They are too charitable; they
addicted to the practice OF giving away too
many valuable bases. The balance OF the team
meets our approval. They are not too proud
to fight, steal like gentlemen and see in an ad-
versary something to beat, not something to
ooddle II Col Abbott Will rid his team of
those league OF nationers that occupy the pitch
ing box and put in some anti-leaguers, or at
worst some reserVationists who won't he all
fired free with their benefactons, we think
Tulsa will be able TO lick anything in the cir
ouit, We trust the sport editor will pardon this
breach Of etiquette or whatever 1t is that is
preached
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Best Naturcd of Men.

Mother looked unconvinced; and
went on:
Robert is one OF the best nat
ured men | ever knew. But he is
very tompera mental and will not be
compelled TO do anything because
you put in the way you do, Mar
garet Then. too, | do not think II
wise for YOU TO ask him TO give up
his men friends. That Mr. Kendall
is charming fellow, so are all
Bobs friends whom have met. Men
of good character and bright enter
tanning companions. II would seem
TO me far better. dear. II YOU were
10 encourage the friendship, invite
them here; let Robert feel you liked
his friends and enjoyed entertain
ing them, and
Il do not agree with you nt all
When We care for a person there is
no room in our hearts for others, no
time TO devote 20 them Bob will
soon think as | do--you'll see and
then because ! didn't want 10 quar-
rel with mother. and yet wanted her
70 understand that | should manage
Bob my own way ! said: II am old
enough to manage my own affairs,
mother. Please do not make me
say 40 again"
Very well. daughter; I'll never
mention the subject again. did not
intend TO interfere. I only want to
SOC YOU and Robert happy"
We'll he happy never fear" |
replied, then turned the converse
ton.
Mother was n dear, hut She was
getting old and was hit old-fash-
toned in her ideas-I thought,
now know that | was the one who
held queer ld-fashioned notions;
rather perhaps "old -maidish" ones
would he the better word
Once again mother asked mo to
accompany her; then went out alone
never knew that the hours could
he so long as they were that bright
lovely Saturday, tried 70 sew, then
10 arrange bureau drawers and clos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27
\ RIFT IN the Lutte.

The Oklahoma city meeting OF the Oklahoma
delegation to the democratic national convcn-
ton was reasonably harmonious, but not pain
fully so. There a rift In the luto; a rift,
too, that would be jarring and discordant werc
the prospects OF party success such as to en-
thuse with favorable portent and omen. The
future being dark and ominous not to say posi-
lively forbidding, very little came OF it, For
what is the use OF tussing about something that
isn't going 70 happen No use at all OF course
Senator owen, the favorite son and beneficiary
Of so much favor as the state is capable Of con-
rerrng the master OF ceremonies, and
rightly. He delivered a speech after the organ
ization had been completed and the plans prop
erly laid. In his speech the senator couragcously
pierced 8he vale of futurity and declared the
contest for the nomination would be between
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27
The Horoscope

The stars incline. but do not oon,.i ,.
Copyright 1920. by The Mcclp. Newspaper sypsl,,.
=, venus dominates this day in benz.
TIC aspect according to astroloev.
Although there are ancient suno7.
sutlons about marrying in MAY hi.
- read as an auspiCious weddirs
uay mar VIII assure to tho bride 4
nrldegroom who will rise rapidly ia
me world and give her uswery,rg
allegiance. '"s
II is an aspect mos, fortunase 70,
H,euhgS mat have as their 6hief
object friendly associations sIrr.
,he hghter moods are supposed .,
be encouraged.
Women should benefi. bv 49,,
rue which Is helpful for ali ,helr
pest ambitions whether they he fo-
nome or for public service.
Actors and actresses come unda,
a most favorable influence at this
,me which is likely to bring them
opportunities
Theaters should profit by soma
unusual condition that makes for
interest IN dramatic productions
while all the arts are subject N
the beSi influences az this time. bus.
moss lacks tho stimulus that friend.
~ planets impart
Neptune In evil place seems "A
menace prohibition and to foro
snafoW strong opposition. Th,,
VIII develop next month when nm.
expected strength is indicated
Fires will be extraordlnar,1v r-a
valeni during the summer and "a,
eSts as well as city buildings. viii
be burned Incendiarism is strbnsIv
forecast. 'o"sy
Again great volume Of trave, Z,
loretoId and the railways will have
fic. WIN 'ral-
Aviation will be seriously taken
up as a regular means Of transpor-
tat,on by corporation that will
MAKE great progress toward win.
nlng public PATRONAGE.
startling reforms in fashions lurr
prognosucated will be prevalent IN
the autumn when economy will be
more s~neiAl than 1t has been in
recent months.
Increase in immigration is indi-
Gated and many women will be
among the newcomers IL the stars
are read Alright
Persons whose birthdate II Is
shouId Keep business matters we'll
IN hand. The year will be a busy
one and should be prosperous.
ChlIdren born on this day are Ike
~ 10 have eventful careers. They
are likely 10 have many strange ex.
periences and TO reach success.l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

one Of the most amazing features Of tho
Digests poll is the unbelievable disclouseur that
there S,O33 voters who would like to have
Secretary Baker for president and 2,S66 who
actually favor Secretary Daniels for the posi-
ton There is some solace In the knowledge,
however that out OF the million and a half who
have expressed their preference not one favors
Postmaster General Bureson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

The uninstructed delegates TO the Chicago CON
vention, which outnumber those tied by instruc-
tions. are talking OF holding caucus among
themselves tor the purpose OF naming the can
didate. II would he a violent end to the practice
Of chasing delegates IL such a thing should he
done and II the unnstructed delegates should go
outside tho popular list and bring in a real dark
horse! Not a half bad precedent, either,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

II has been our observation SAYS the Dallas
News. that the sex problem s largely matter
Of figures.
II Billy would change the spelling Of his name
70 S-u-n-d-a-e he might be more successful In
oklahoma CITY
Ncxt TO winning a jack pot ON pair OF
dcuccs. the ambition ~ most orators is 10 place
in nomination candidate tor president
one ~ the hardcs, things an oklahoma demo.
crai has 10 reconcile is ms support of senator
owen and condemnation ~ senator Gore
We may not he able 20 figure out Just what
s behind this Investigation Of campaign expenses
by presidential candidates untl John T. hins
testifies.
The old fashioned woman who believed cupid
wore wings and shot arrows tipped with lo'e.
nov has a daughter who is convinced that cupid
wears goEglcs and drives q speed wagon.
So far as We know Jake Hamon is the only
presidential candidate who has spent any money
In Tulsa We voluntarily withhold names OF
persons who might ho used rs witnesses.
The record shows that Governor bowden sent
$500 TO ! " Kcyser with which 20 round up
tho Oklahoma delegation for the man from IL
nnos Docs Mr. Lowdcu think We are cheap
skates down here?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

The powers have passed Armenia TO the United
states, But there is more reason why
should accept II than there would be for us help
ing ourselves to the rancid butter at tho boarding
house which the landlady seems anxious for us
have,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27
Daiiy Biblical Quotation
ru,RspAy. MAY ~, 1870.

Return unto me. and / viii return unto you
saith the Lord of hosts--Mal. 3!T
Jesus we como AZ thy command,
With faith and hope and humbie z'al
Resign our spirits "a thy hand
To mould and guide us AZ thy Will
Him hath God exalted with his right mana
to he a princc and a savior for 10 give repent
srce 10 Israel and forgiveness OF sins.-Acts
j3i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

The Washington government should find
way OF conveying the assurance to General
obregon that no inquiries will be conducted into
the sudden disappearance to Pancho villa,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

for myself to do sumthing In. pop7 I
sed
Sutch as wat sed pop.
Raise rabbits. | sed
You get funnier every day. you'll
get laff out OF me yet. dos your
lessins. sed pop.
WlCh did
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

But suppose It is shown that the safest time
to kill Chrranza was while ne asleep?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

II has been our observation. SAYS the Dallas
N"ws. that the sex problem i3 largely matter
OF figures
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27
Oklahoma Outbursts
BY OTIS LoRToN

Kansas does not have very many bank fail
ures, but when one comes It's a hnmdnger.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-27

II Billy would change the spelling Of his name
Oklahoma city
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-22

spring, Two, Edwin Graham and
Richard Clark. We're boys, the girls
numbered eight, Helen Osgood. Dor
othy Long, Edith Quinn. Elsie Boyd,
Bulcie Ilagan, Nellie Boyle June Parr
and Lois Kendall. Prof iIieronymus
OF the University Of Illinois delivered
a fine address, ANA Or. Ankeny. presi-
dent OF the board Of education pre-.
scented the diplomas with a few well
chosen remarks.
Mrs Fred Trenary Of La Sale visit
ed at the home Of her brother Glen
Parr the middle Of the week and at
tended commencement exercises.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-22

Authorizing the issuance of Goose
creek drainage bonds to the amour
OF Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars
t$-',0V0,0o) ana providing for the
payment thereof
BE II Ordained Nv fine Council os fine
CITY of ottawa Illinois
section J. mat Tor the purpose Of
constructing an open ditch in the City
the water now flowing through what
is commonly known as Goose Creek.
there are hereby authorized to be is
sued twenty-five Coz Goose Creek
aversion bonds OF one Thousand Dol
IarS I$l'ooo.oo, eacA to be dated July
ISL l9Zo' each bearing interest eVi
dehceo by coupons at the rate OF fEe
anu ohe-hall t't2) per centum
Per anilui1' pasapIe Sehlahnually
"o lHouSahd JollaFS tsZ'Voo,oUl
III amour, OF Sald bohds shall
become que on the hrSt ray
OF July OF each OF the years l92 l.
,'--' 10 W. 100 ana l9zo' ana
HIee i houSaha DoilafS l$","u'oo) III
amount OF SdIu bohuS SHaIl become
que On inc lifsl Gay OF July OF each
VI VI, the years ~ 1879 t|Z'' ana four
ho"Sahd Dollars sf,ooo'oo). IN
amount OF SAID pohuS Sha!l become
que on lne nrSt day OF July, 1881,
0tc,i"tl :. me boluS herehy anthor'
l+,, o''',l' "e IA S0'' '''''''nS '"e loi
United States of America state Of
Illinois CITY of Ottawa
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-22
AN OROINhNC

Authorizing the issuance of Fo.
river Main street bridge bonds /,
the amount Of Forty Thousand Dol
lars (Si0,OOO.00) and providing TO,
the payment thereof.
BE It Ordained by the Council of The
City Of Ottawa, Illinois;
Section !. That for the purpose OF
constructing bridge over the FoN
river on Main street, Ottawa, Illinois
there are hereby authorized to be
Issued forty Fox river Main street
bridge bonds of one Thousand Dot
lars ($l 100000 each to be dated July
LIST, 1920, each bearing interest eyi
denced by coupons at the rate o. five
and one-half (5l2) per centup pc,
annum, payable semi annually Fou,
Thousand Dollars (s4,000.0O in
amount of said bonds shall become
due on the first day of July OF eacl
OF the years 1921, 1922. 1923. 1924
1925. 1926, 1927, 1923, 1929 ana 1880.
Section ?. The bonds hereby author.
lied shall be in substantially the fol.
lowing form;
United States of America, state OF
Illinois, City OF Ottawa.
No. - Fox River Main Street
Bridge Bonds Sl,0O0.O0
Know all men by these presents
I hat thp Cityr nf nttl.u-a II, tho ~. ut ~.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-22
...,......,
City Clerk.

'S
section 3. tt. FOR the purpose of
! providing fov The U0vment of TN,
Ih' lpal anu interest OF the bond
nereDl authorized as they respec.
liFeI! become due, there shall be, and
more IS hereby levied and there shall
ne collected a llrett annual tax upon
laAaole property In tn City OF OF
: th"a' i'li'lS, s"'hclent TO produce
lHe loiIo" W. sums Tor the following
years
FOl lie wear 1920 tha sum NJ
@',l 'oo
the year 1921 the sum OF
80 >''oV.
F0r the year 1872 the sum Of
- o'o'oo,
o. , 90 oa 49, year 1870 tle sum OF
V'it"o'0V; 400.
o OF on ,'e gar 1874 lhe sum OF
For m VAN ,,Y5 ,ha s,m =,
"a 900 On '''' sum W
Fo,, Two ,.oor ,ooc ,ha -,
S47,o 90 ''A'
For the wear 1907 tba s,m NJ
S493o.o0.
For the year 1928 the sum Of
Sf53ooo
ior me year 1923 the sum of
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-22
.......,. .............,
City Clerk.

r;t,. c1o,l-
N''S ''e'N'
co.,ion . rha, g.. a.. x,,.,o.o -,
proyding for the i9 ma tnu pu' of th o
ri ru''''7 ~, wv p'' l'l7iI VI 81,
hereby authorized as they respectively
become due, there shall be, and there
is hereby levied and there shall be
collected Il direct annual tax upon
all taxable property in the CITY O.
Ottawa, Illinois. sufficient to pro.
duce the following sums for the fol.
lowing years.
For ,bo ,oor ,oon +ho ,r,, ~
S2.45150.
For the wear 1921 the SIM Of
.Sl.90150
For the wear 1922 the sum Of
$2H25.0O
For the year 1923 the sur u
81, 1l',00
For the year 1924 the sum e.
9-,ro''""
r"- 'Ho year NO the sum OF
S-,f9".V0,
60 9Q,.oo '''' ''-' ''' sum "
For tho vo,r 1oo- t,o cum, oc
$2.275,00.
For the wear 1908 tho SIM, of
s., $500.
For the year 1929 the sum OF
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will be held on

signed by its mayor, attested by its
| clerk, and has caused the annex in
terest coupons TO be executed by the
Facsimile signatures Of said officers
| this first day of July, 1920.