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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
TACOMA LODGES
DEMAND ACTION
IN stage CASE

TACOMA, Oct. ia communica-
: ton demanding the arrest and prose.
eution Of all persons concerned In
tho kidnapping Of Bobby Stage. baby
son OF Mrs. George StagR. OF this
c1fy, is being sent today 20 New
York and Richmond, Va. authori.
lies.
The communication bears the dg-
nature Of officials Of the Elks.
, Hasons and Brotherhood 'of Railway
rralnmen OF Tacoma, and IL the re-
suit OF united action Of these or.
ganizatIons, II was said today.
Mrs. Stage, IL was learned from
her physician. is still In critical
condition as the result OF her ncr.
sous breakdown. which occurred the
k1ay Betty BraInerd WAS arrested in
new York.
She has had no sleep, her doctor
aid. since the kidnapping on Septem-
per "a, except thru the admingtra.
bon OF brpnIdes The young mother
: said 70 be on the brink Of losing
Ter nina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
MISS BRAINERD
REFUSES TO
SAY ANYTHING

NEW YORK. Oct. i3.--Mlss Betty
Seattle society girl and
writer. has hidden her.
self from all newspaper representa-.
tives since she tainted In court here
Monday when arraiEned as fugi.
tive from justice. II being alleged
that abe aided George r. STACY IN
obtaining possession OF his 21.month.
old boy. Bobbie'''
| sigmund Sask. at whose home
Miss Brainerd Is living. ~ looking
after the girls interests and main.
&p1ns she Is innocent Of any wrong.
ping but says.
"She viii see na one until after
the tr1al---at which time everything
viii be explained"
The case win be heard probably
Saturday. The prosecution Is await
ns papers from Tacoma.
WHlfam Travers Jerome. former
district attorney here. who Is coun.
sri for Miss Brainerd. is using every
means 10 fight the effort TO have
rer turned over to the Washington
state authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
JOHNNY kILBt>E
APPEARS IN SHOW

Immediately after the tat,ic they
was a mad scramble on the field for
possession OF tbs ball that was In
play at the finish. did not take
part in this episode.
Monday night. which was our last
night in Cleveland they VAS a ape.
eial midnight show put on at the
prospect theatre for the visiting
newspapers and other stray pnas.
The headlincr OF the shoe was
Johnny Kilbanc who WINS making his
debut as an actor.
~ was thot advisable 20 treat us 10
the sight OF a champion fighter aa
the serious has seemed 80 lonesome
without abe atteIl-
Wen Johnnie was the leading man
In a play in witch they was other
characters. The plot was as follows.
The gals father said no had a friend
named Johnnie Kilbane who was "A
fighter. The gal said that all fight.
ers was rough necka and had eggs,
and she didn't want no rough neck
and he would have Johnny prove Il
20 her. 40 q meeting was arranged
between them. and during the intro
ductlon tho plot got lost. Johnnie
sung and danced and played the VIC
lin and leave mo assure Henry Ca
russo, and Carl Randall and Mike FL
man that Johnnie Ia still the feather.
weight champaign boxer OF the
world. The funniest lines in the play
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
VALUE or PITCHERS
WELL UNDERSTOOD

Well. first. and foremost let us
get the story OF the game off our
reeking chest The games showed
the value Of big pitching staff In
n world serious. The experts that
picked Brooklyn 20 cop pointed out
that Robbie had pitchers and they
were all aces. or one moro ace than
they Is In a pinockie deck. when the
white sox amt playing.
when II come down TO picking his
ace for this croocile browl. he picked
Buriy grimes that handnt pitched
since Sunday. The other s aces was
left in the card case with the trays.
The deuccs war out Of the field wild
When II was announced that
C1evelands master Slabbcr or Slob-
Der would be opposed by Robbles Dit.
to. president Dunn sent out for extra
order Of cuspidors witch was park.
ed In the vicinity OF pitchers mound.
Jim didn't have no idcar that the
game would be n tie but n II was
land they had TO stay here and play
tomorrow he wanted the grounds TO
be dry az a bone. Bone amt a origi.
nal figure OF speech but remember
we been watching a world serious for
7 days. and cant think Of no other
word.
While the pitchers was warming
up their salivary glands Elmer Smith
was called 10 the plate. and presented
with a automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
STAGE CASE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Of Miss Brainerd. and said that he
was thoroughly satisfied Of her In.
noccnce. He Is confident. he said,
that when the case h properly In
vcstigated she win be released.
Miss Brainerd. he said. has So
Cured the most able counsel in New
York to defend her. Stage csnuo,
b. located. Cohen believes tina,
when he Is found Miss Bralncrl
viii be cleared Of the charge
against her.
A French nurse. II Is said. II I'm
pi.cafed In the case. IL Is under
stood she cannot be located By the
police. who believe that the child
h either with her or that she has
some knowledge OF It's whereabouts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
Gigantic Still Is
Found Near Tacoma

TACOMA. oct. ~. Sheriff Morris
captured the biggest etnl yet dlscoy.
cred IN Pierce county. when $4,000
gallons Of mash. contained In two
watts. each 30 feet I'm diameter and
10 feet high. were discovered yeator.
day In subierruuenn cavern on n
farm near here. peputier nabbod
the alleged owner and operator Just
nH he came out ~ the place. Ills
name WIS not made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
ACCUSE SOLDIER
KILLING INFANT
Mother Is Russian Girl From
Siberia

sAN FRANcIsco. Oct. f5---wii-
liam Kolcnskl. ex.soidier. aged -.
was under arrest today. charged with
tho murder OF his 4month.oId baby
boy.
Police were first told, they said,
the baby was killed In an accidental
fail. but the report ~ an autopsy
surgeon was that the injuries which
caused death could not have resulted
from such a fail They claimed they
had reason 10 believe that the father.
possibly In a fit 81 anger, dashed the
child against a wall. The babe died
Saturday night
Kolenskis wife Is n Russian girl
whom he married while serving with
the American forces In Siberia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
CONTRACTORS
BODY IS FOUND
Seattle Nan Drowned Sum-
day Near Index

The body Of James Watson Seat
ile contractor. who was drowned
last Saturday In Lake Isabel. near
Index. has been found and viii be
returned to this city "wednesday.
Watson topplcd out or a rowboa,
while fishing and tho body never
oame 60 the surface, Watson lived
NJ 500 18th ave. and IN survived By
a wife and three sons.
The body will be taken 30 the Uul.
versity Undertaking company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
LOVING CUPS
WE'RE EMPTY

Then George Burns was called up.
and his admirers from Niles ohio
gave him a watch Mgr Speaker
and President Dunn was presented
with silver loving cups by the cleve-
land chamber Of Commerce. The
cups was empty when Spoke and
Jim got them but that condition was
remedisd tonight.
Coveiesiic and Oneir was given
watches by n local jeweler. All and
all II begins to look hopeful for a
democratic victory In Ohio. The
commonwealth has apparently went
nuts.
Just about time for the pastirnc 10
start the stands was infested by n
delegation from the Plasterers, brick
layers and maaons witch IL In con-
vention here this week The plas-
terers expected 10 do big business
vile In Cleveland but they found tho
gang pretty wen plastered already.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
Ring Lardner
October IL Is Cleveland Day in Ohio
Fancy Presents Go to Tribal Heroes
Plan to Fill Empty Loving Cups
Master Minds Find Way to End Game

CLEVELAND. Oct. fr.--fIer- and
after the ~ OF October win he known
In Ohio as Cleveland Day instead Of
Columbus Day. an Columbus Il a
whole lot smaller town than Cicve-
land and hasent ever done anything
to deserve the honor whereas the
18th OF October IL the date when
Cleveland won its first world serious.
Best wishes for Many happy returns
of the Day.
Up 10 now Columbus lay has
mostly been celebrated by Tads and
Wops. Tho shamrock Of dear old
ireland and the Ravioli OF Sunny
Italy has been displayed in many
windows. From now on IN this well
known state the day viii be an In.
dian holiday and the flag ran up viii
hear the insignia Of the speaker
tribe witch connists OF a figure OF
ieft.handed guy scratching his gray
head witch-itchy. Over this figure
will be displayed the Texas state en-
biem hut as Spoke wasn't the lone
star on the team today. II viii be
necessary 10 hang the flags up on
a pole in honor Of Coveicskie-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
With or 10 WAS
IN APACHE BAND

Ages 81 the convicted men range
nom those OF youths to men well ON
= life. The youngest IL Thomas
Errtco. 10. He was convicted with
four others OF staying several men.
Ericco and the other four were at.
1e<ed 20 have been members OF what
LAS known rs the Apache Band"
Sam CardlnelA. &c. Is the oldest Of
ne prisoners sentenced 10 die lie Is
credited with being the brains" OF
the Apache Band Three Other
members OF the "gang" are: Joe
|lCostanza- Antony Lopez and Sam
fsrrara
Tho others sentenced 20 hang are.
Richard Wilson. Harry Andrae.
Frank Eager. Nick vlana. Frank
Campione and Arthur r. Hanschell.
Hanschell b. the only man accused
. ~ killing a woman He was convict
esi OF staying has wife. but no has
steadfastly maintained his Innocence.
The rope which was to have ended
his life has been ready twice. but last
npinute repricves sawed him.
The death watch was TO be placed
ovcr the condemned men this after.
noon- Three guards were assigned
- each death chamber. and the pris-
oners were informed they could have
u choice OF foods and as many cigars
and cigarettes rs they cared TO
Nnoke. CierEymcn have spent con.
siderable time with several On the
prisoners
A feeling Of gloom wrapped tho en-
sire Jail today. Prisoners awaiting
1 trsai on charges Of murder and other
crimes were silent. and had little to
sny as the day approached for the
Kecution OF the first two men
The hanginxs were 20 be strictly
private. Jailer Lee announced that
nly the regular officials Of the
4rt and Jail and newspapermen
puld be allowed to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

PORTLAND. Or. Oct f3.--The
Riddles OF Portland have reason to
rejoice. for the price OF staple can.
dies--the kind that 20 In Christmas
stocldngs-ha been reduced from
10 10 Is per cent here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

The Break Of N. rarne come IN
the 9Th inning Nsen Larry Gardner
was on srd base. and Doc Johnston
on first and guys out
The master minis me, in the mid
dc Of tho diamond. and had long
argument about WITCH was the sur.
est and safest way 10 let Gardner
Score. and ssiei the serious. They
decided 20 leave Doc try a delayed
steal. and Miller was 20 throw the
hall back TO Grimes and Grimes wan
10 throw II Wild 90 Center field. The
Strategy worked like a charm.
The game went along slow because
In tho world serious this year the
Umpires throw a new hall out every
other pitch 80 as not leave any one
hall In their long enough 10 get cop
saminatcd. and every time they was
a new bail throwcd 20 Grimes he took
Off his gloves 20 Shake hands "
II. 20 as he wouidn't half to say
please excuse my rloyo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
Troops Rushed to
Fight Forest Fires

MADISON. wis.. Oct ia.--Adjt
Gen. Holway today ordered out a
troop OF state militia 10 fight forest
fires raging near Superior. wiN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
State Grocers i'm
Session at Everett

EVERETT, oct 49,. The wash
lnRton ante Retail Groccrs' asaocln-
ton opened its three-day convention
here yesterday with more than 30
delegates present. 10 hear the adj.
dress of welcome delivered by Mayor
W. II. clay. Papers on subjects per.
tlnent 20 Erocering were read at to
days session
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
5 MEN WILL
BE HANGED
IN CHICAGO
Three Doomed to Die Thurs.
day and Two Friday: 7
! Get New Lease on Life

& CHICAGO. Oct. is--Three men
srntcnccd TO Be hanged tomorrow
Tor murder. will be placed In death
cells today unless court or executive
action interiors. Two others are
scheduled TO be hanged Friday.
Il Twelve men were originally sen.
ltsnecd to be hanged tomorrow and
FRIDAY. but the supreme court and
Gov. Iowden have given seven a
new lease on life.
The three 20 be hanged tomorrow
- Nicholas Niana. Frank camplonc
Ind Frank Eager. convicted OF muir
|1cring saloonkecper.
Arthur Hanschen. exsoidier. and
,1ehn Henry Reese. negro. are to be
banged Friday
Jaiicr George r. Lee has arranged
70 hang two OF the condemned at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
VERNON PROBE
DUE NEXT WEEK
Coast Baseball Charges to
Be Aired

los ANGELES. oct. ia.--Preai.
dent william ~ Mccarthy ~ the IA
cifie Coast league. In a telegram 20
Foreman James Irving. Of the Los
Angeles county grand jury. to-day re-
queHted cooperation with the dis.
triet attorneys office IN a fun and
complete Investigation Of charges OF
graft In the csaat league"
Mccarthy pledged his aid in the
probe.
Investigation OF charges that mem.
bcra OF tho Vernon team bought
last years pennant viii be taken 20
the grand Jury next week. Deputy
District Attorney Turney indicated
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

LONDON.-The engagement Of noted AmericdR-born
beauty the countess OF Esser Formerly Adele Grant Of Nee
York; 10 the duke OF CoRnaugh uncle Of King George v
is TO be announced ii is reported II the marriage goes
thru, the countess ciU be the first Americanborn
to marry into the British royal family She
ried 10 the earl Of Esser IN 1898 He died ia 1916. arthur
William Patrick Albert duke Of CoHRau0h is the third
Of Queen Victoria born in 1850 He is the father Of Princess
Patricia, noc Lady Ramsey and Prince Arthur As
or-GeneTdi Of Canada the duke became ice Anler
His first rife a PrIssiaH princess. is dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

In Japanese cities many Of Che
streets are devoted exclusively 20
the sale ~ particular articles
which he said he threw the baby into
the schuylkilI river was correct and
the body would never be recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

Despit. the fact that n cat rarely
moves. Il seldom becomes as fat az
a dog would under similar circum.
stances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

PINE BLUFF. Ark.--Isrc leaves
900 negroes homeless.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
Furnace Fires of New Refinery
viii be Lighted Monday Morning

are two agitators. one of N0O.harrcl en-
plcity and one uf .0O0.barr'l capacity.
There is pump house equipped with
u pumps of mudcrn construction and
uptp-datc governor controls The pump
horse IL 50 hv 30 feet aud the boilc
hors' - by 80 feet y Cupling pund
~ io000barrcl capacity ~ provided IT,
reduce the temperature Oi water used
IN cooling vajors from the stills.
\ large condenser box IL divided into
five compartment four 81 which con.
tain 500 feet II i.inch and inch pipe
The fourth compartment b. proyid i
With vento cooling sections said to en-
body the latest ideas IN cOoling crude
oil yapors ON top 81 the crude still
is IL be- erected tower - feet In
height aud 90 inches IN diameter. There
are alGp additional couling surfaces to
De- added To- the condenser box to make
complete the mechanical separation.
The furnaces throughout ARE IL thr
rame construction az used hy the gov
eminent and by all tho larger rcfinerics
recently built There IL no more up'
to.dnte equipment Tor unloading crude
and leading the refined products than
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
NAMING COMMITTEES
IN EFFORT TO SECURE
BETTER CANE OF COTTON

S,s rial 10 III, News
DALLAS May 2a.-Farmcrs organl
cations of Texas are naming county
committees which viii make an effort
io obtain hctior picking hnndlin; ard
ginning a. cotton dminS to coming
season. I,slc"s making cam ~ rus 10.
better care ~ IN" cotton before Il
reaches the Ein. these committees are
h. include as members the local gin op.
orators and careful inspections ct Sins
win he conducted. This campaign IN now
being inauFuraicd In order that INV
machinery needed IN gins may be- IN.
sale dhcfore the opening Of ia Sea
SON
Tho campaign " being made ftilow.
Ing recent survey of picking aud
ginning made by the Texas Chamhr" ~
Commerce and IN, Agricultural aud
Mechanical College which showed hat
about Cn..third of Texas cotton g. r..
durc' W. or more grades because (
h. Methods ~ picking and han ting
and mCr ginning Losses varying f-cn
s. 10 $50 a bale are often Sustained hv
farmers. according To statements II
some II the leading farmers " the
state nj a recent meeting held to com
giu,r means ~ eliminating this NtS;c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30

in the development history uf the Pan
handle country. n IN the first refinery
established In Tits section ~ the state
Users IL gasoline and the other MANY
products 1T crude oil need NO longer b.
dependent on shipments and plants
having no lucal interests The protiu
ser and consumer are brought close to
gcthcr by the opening of refining
plant In the Panhandle country
Reese \ Allen. the man behind thu
Amarillo Petroleum A Refining GOA
pany. N one of the hig oil operators 81
the state IIe has extensive Interests
In the Rurkburnctt and Electra fields
and u w from his wells In these dis
tricia the Amarillo plant will be- sup
piled with crude oil Tor the present
pil tank ears are already rolling FROM
Electra Ia the Amarillo refinery and
will continue as the crude product u
needed. said Superintendent Shroier.
when uil ia discovered In the Amarillo
field. u too viii be- taken care of. tn
superintendent assured. Tor u h thu
purpose of the management 10 accent
custom work as offered
W a. SHREDDER. superintendent. was
20 years with the Standard oil com.
pany
Twenty men will be employed at thu
plant from the start ana the force will
hc increased when the manufacture of
WAX Is begun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30

with the last brick laid the big stack
up. aud 1900 barrels Of crude oil IN
hand and more In transit. fires viii d.
lighted IN the furnaces 1T the Amarillo
Petroleum n Refining Company's new
plant IN the eastern suburb Of the city
tomorrow. The plant would have been
started week earlier hut Tor delay
caused by AN accident In raising the
nlnc.ton stack ten DAYS ago.
The refinery will start with. a capac.
ity for handling 1000 barrels 81 oil a
day. hut II only requires "A little chang
ing 81 the piping system To make thc
capacity 5000 barrels q day. The plant
has five stills II l2Obarrcl capacity
each. and four $50 horse power boiler.
giving total of 600 horse power. For
storage purposes. the plant has four
tanks of capacity of 5000 barrels
each three 1T which will be- used fot
crude al and one Toy fuel oil.
For the finished product. there are
~ tanks Of q capacity 81 500 barrels
each These tanks will contain the
gasoline. bcnzinc. naptha. kerosene and
tractor distillaics turned out. For the
purpOso Of chemical treatment there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30

provided fur ihc Amarillo plant
In addition In other refined oil prod.
uctT. para'fin wax aud mhriclting oil
will be- manufactured at the Amarillo
Petroleum \ Refining Company's plant.
The plant will have laboratory ~ ~
own which will be- In charge of W. "
SHREDDER, q widely known chemical 81.
ginecr. who will also have general
charge 81 the refining plant
Everything used In the constitution
~ the new plant " new and strictly
modcrn. and as soon M the machinery
~ limhcrcd Mp. and the pipes begin tn
carry the refined oil into the storage
tanks. the Panhandle VIII have a scrv
Ice II never had before. Superintendent
SHREDDER says There will be- fuel oil
Tor al well drillcrs diHillato Tor irae-
tors. gasoline Tor motor ears and other
refined products as the public demands.
said Mr. SHREDDER. and he added the pub.
Dc may he assured ~ service Calls for
refining mill products viii be- answered
and delivery made any hour Of the das'
or night The superintendent declared.
The starting up ~ the Amarillo Pc
irolcum q Refining plant marks an era
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
SCHOOL To START
AGAIN IN MORNING
DUNCAN ESTIMATES 1000 STU.
DENTS WILL ATTEND sum.
MER SESSION.

Following brief vacation. Amarillo
schools will begin again at O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Superintendent NJ.
" Duncan estimated that 1000 stu.
dents would attend. rs q which viii bc
In the high school.
Sessions VIII begin at the regular
hour and close nj the same time as for
merry according TO Mr., Duncan. What.
ever hours prove the most satisfactory
To- the students. parents and faculty viii
be- adopted.
Grades and buildings where they will
H. taught are as follows
High school. grades Sill. inclusive,
all over the city.
Junior high school. grades a.. inclu.
'ive. all over the city.
buchanan school. grades -. in,lu.
nive. north Of the Denver railroad.
Johnson school. grades Ia. inclusive.
south 1T the Denver and east and north
IT line running south from the Del.
Yer on Harrison 10 Tenth. east on Tenth
To Fillmore. south on Fillmore 20 Elev.
.nlh east On Eleventh Ia the Santa Fc.
south on the Santa Fe 60 Seventeenth
ftrcei. and east on Seventeenth 20 tho
country.
Mckinley school. grades 10. Inclusive.
south uf the Denver. west Of Harrison
and north of Eleventh street.
Wilson school, grades Ia. inclusive.
south and west q "A line running east
"n Eleventh To Harrison. north on liar.
iison Ia Tenth, east ON Tenth N Fiji.
more south ON Fillmore "a Eleventh.
cas-, on Eleventh 10 the Santa Re. south
on the Santa Re 10 Seventeenth. and
east on Seventeenth 20 the country.
Children In Glenwood may attend either
johnson or Wilson schools. Us their
parents prefer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30

aud Fine Arts Department II viii De-
necessary To- construct building for
their exclusive use within a year Or
two.
Con adorable general improvements
are Ia be made o. the entire College
plant new furniture installed ~ u
number 81 the boarding and class
rooms. a central heating plant To- care
Tor the entire College Group instead of
10y individual furnaces as AT the present.
improvements to he made In the
grounds and athletic park.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
To Give Dance.
GROUND IS BROKEN FOR
COLLEGE IMPROVEMENT


Special 10 rhc News
CLARENDON. Nav s9-Thc ground
was broken FOR the additional wing 20
the Girls Hall 81 Clarendon College
Friday and work vii he pushed an this
addition until completion. This 1000
additional wing IL duplication ~ q
wing added last summer and believed
at the time "a he ample 10 care for the
needs 81 IN college for a number 10
years. hut with the opening q the fail
term Il proved To be entirely inadequate
In fact students were turned away
from lack of rooms.
The addi,inal wing added at this time
IL expected 10 considerable NOR" than
care Tor III" boarding needs of the col.
luge for next year and the Conserva'
tory OF Music plans to use part of tho
wing. Under the present growth and
popularity 81 the Conservatory of Music
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
Austin. Texas. April 2s. 1890

To all whom u may concern
This Is Ia certify that the National ~
dclity Life Insurance Company IL Iowa
Sioux city. Iowa. has In all respects
fully complied with the laws Il Texas
az conditions precedent - its 'oing bus
incrs In this rtntc. and have issued
To- said Company q Certificate Of Au
thurity from this office emitting II &
io business In this state Tor the yeaI
ending the ssth Of February. 1921.
Given under my hand and seal 81
office nj Austin. Texas. the date first
above written.
!. ID. CliIDSEY. Commissioner.
May i6.23.3O.