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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
HOOVER SITS FOR ARTISTS
Three Of Them Work on Portrait,
of Former Food Adn1inIstrator

New York, May 25.-Herbert Hoover
yesterday tore himself from his work ss
head of the Administration of American
Relief long enough to sit for his portrait
to three artists. In the studio of Miss
Neysa McMetn, 81 West Fifty seventh
street, he faced the brushes and penci,
Of Miss McMein. Charles Dana Gibson
and James Montgomery Flagg.
It took energetic persuasion r. ~.
him to do it. Mr.. Hoover protested
that he had had his picture taken
only four years ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25

Washington. today asserted that while
the military intelligence bureau and the
Department Of Justice knew Of a plot
to gain Bergdoll's release. neither
branch Of the government was notified
when the Stacker was allowed 70 leave
Fort Jay under guard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
EXCLUSIVE POULTRY
show IS PLANNED

This department is housed in q me-.
.fr ponliit hail gwen exclusively 70
ihis department and outiltirl with
fh, l,ir.t show ,uups. running Ndi'f.
lights and other modern ,uut'ni'n't-.
10 be the plan 90 the far as~sht.h'
.r addition a. the regular poultry de-
ulrtment Il the annual fair tn 's'hl'
lish and maintain an exclusive poni'
iry show sumetira .p Oh" early spiih-
,r lI'. winter
This together with the hog and dairy
Industry - ON. ~ the ~ owing uruiita'
DIE phases 81 the intensive farming
l..fhuls that are h"irr RAPIDLY adopted
r 'his SECTION An irtenaN" sh"wins
10 me fowls ar. already assured Tor
,h, coming fair ffnm q number 81 the
Show breeders over IN" entire ran
n.rll, and outh Plains country. Sew
.r.i pens ara coming fton fluydida.
60 slvtHu. l.ImeSa, TahnAt ana oih'r
towns Boo .hls section.
In addition in the premiums listed
lv m. fair q ~sntistiun h. a private pr"
mum al Siu Tor the hest showing oi
u.ui'ry mad. from single farm that
enters not less than four additional
entries In SOME additional department.
ID tho fair This IL an cnc"uraE"
ul,nt tn further diversity % farm ~
forests among tha progressive hou~''
wives a. this ton Particular al
i~ntinn will hr given this nhase 81 th'
fIr fDr u,N N"Ir according 10 'h'
present plans.
The premium list ms published IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19

county exhibits have takou ~" pli' +"
of the community exhibits aud the
.unmunrv exhibits nave been made.
Ufn ~rhrH exhibits with special no.
frutim given iu the individual farm
exhibit.
This division IL judged upon the
anne hlds use,l nr the stat. fair 90
Dallas aud u N planned to EiNe the
winning farm exhibit trausd station
n The spcriul car charter iu carry the
county exhibit tn Dallas This exhibit
ll Judged ui,0n e husis uf variety and
quality Of large number IT tho de-
urtm"uis at farm production nrlud
NIX cgn. cotton. grain s"rrhums
thmshcd grain s0rghuns. shcaf grains
cultivated giasscS fresh fruits. ranntd
ana preserved futs. vegetables. Tres.
and canned miscellaneous farm prod
u.ts and musi attractive and best ar
lnred exhibits
The premiums are ~ fur first, SO
.ur SECOND aud So for third.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
COUNTY EXHIBITS
WILL Be FEATURE
N,RWrS COUNTIES OF sOrTii
rLAI>S WILL Gml lNbi'
NIDl VI. DISPLAYS.

\ feature of the south Plains Fnir 10
I.IAp,k win hc the County Exhibit
Division boo which vill be- grouped 'N'|
ntt. um 90, various counties o' thifl
uuu .u,uu ~ tHr SCUM Plains.
These county EXHIBITS VIII hr m'd" up.
hnun .uI Judged upon 'hr '1s's urri
40 r., Dallas ltir boo 'tcfl d'''il ana 81
a.. ,t.... .i Ih. south pluus luI VIII
10. shipped u special ch'fi'''d ''iH
direct iu fhr Dallas itlr
IN This Vry % number n Important
advantages ere gained ioI ih' '"nnii'N
80 showing 1t both places. titf thf
fdtIriufD ut practice and COMPARISON
.n fur arrangement oi the exhibit Ia
order 600 mlk" The most ru''h'" SNOW
iue Thou num the iudg's Nutidus ~
fru1ir. uf the relative ,nlurs ~ the
committees ,Nhihlting 10 will De- p"'t'lhle 10
Ul BOO tH, W,1k spots u th" ,Nhihit
from fn' committees Irprsruid hE send
Inr ,r ~" short dir1nt" BACK Tor
fh, uIf.inl overlooked w urcdcd 10
hfre 'Ir exhibit u' iu standard.
Tn greatest ndy1ni1rr however will
o., fine prnupInr col the exhibits tUrctn.
81 and sh.ppiug thriu direct O." the pal.
las nu Hud ther,.h, reducing IN" heavy
he's fuIm freight. express and break
lrr iUtt has been sutnr'd hy every
county boo recent wears boz attempting
bob show 40 the Dallas I'm Last year
uiur. thIn hali of thr 'Nhimfs Z"
f.ubhu.h county were either lest "t
broken slni" Of H. reaching Dallas ~
''f january ], ui This year.
The gurd aud scaled ears. carefully
marked hy the exhibitors thsmsClv"'
wall gr followed rs iurcrs on every
trp uf ihoir iuurury aud when d"lil
,rtd fu The flir grounds 20 Dallas VIII
tc uulu1,lod hy tho same exhibitors ana
every exhibit should h' in perfect shape
fo ihr show and uu time
u4n,s ruuntv win he strongly repre-
..ni,I lt lubbock lrcurliug To- Seer %
urv \ l.. Dun nt the seminole Ihal1
Usr ,l Commerce who viii also accom
nanny tho ,Nhihit tu DALLAS. lNuu am
Dawson ,ulutics have made r's'rN1
tiuu- ird ,Np,rt tu show 900 the south
Plains ttir Is 4 ,uuHiy Hs wen as
number u livestock 1nd Igri'lliy lI
nthMdull entries irnm both ,uuutes
Terry country has mad" plans iu SHOW
lud ~pitr Is reserved iur them
4 special premium ~ $50. 500 and
SIS ar. offered Ter first Scruud and
! thfd ,Nhihits ~ o." county DIVISION
and This MONEY vii more than pay ih'
! addition cost uf showing ~ Luhhocs
I net tu tabs, into account Tho added prof.
| mentioned ,boNr the derived from th'
preliminary exhibit.
THE glowing enthusiasm and coupcr'
! iiuu with which ~" proposed pr"l''
I has been received hv every county %
| This section gfN"s The directorate 90
| ambition iur next year That hopes T.
| tar exceed even the promised surrrs
uI the present year \ south lliiu
| that VIII r.pros"ut the best in th'
! South Plains will make fair that VII
! stand vrpuud only Co the Dallas FAR %
rhn stat, uf Texas ard the southwest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19

40 bonn, md Eltchonofr 81. th' auto
fIs PROVISION. Tor the rarr ~ whirh
sd" 'r mIir b'fHe ii" coming .un.
HtI
rr. d. rr. Vr IS .r0e vT 49, rlart,1 Orb
'.H. fH,ts fris ilr nnd th, rlft llas
fI.H,u NIfh .,l Won't iul .Hlf'f a'ni
..n r....- lr ha,, l..u t.i.'l aId
r.V H 'H- elton TI. WII.f .ul
i.r Nt,s H- specified q. tho lIust 81
..s sf.'.f.u. viu ls followed 90
See le'fu 1000 IN addition tp the rl-
IHr .lIt. .rU walks I.4rd 900 HiirHrt
f- SUD- 1.Er number 90 lf'r1,'It.
.s...... uI ,#U 'u'r'rs IrDnr DO.
Hutls 900 H...a- fl, .I"Ir- geo. stream
fh. fHHHu- a. uuu House q r'sUu,
60 Improve Properly.
500 uH' 900 warrants hH.- been irfunl
.. fi. ,H.ufr Ini $500 provide nr 81,
"r.a.l ....Hr tf th'e rr.I.Iff. iT.lld
.-g % o0urrs'a lam o. o., 90. vu l"r.'--
Ht ,I.rIn. fI, ed .. Witch tfIt DEL
reduced .I. I t.rm 70 county I.i'hus
..r,r. with u..re hath h"u~'- HrI ether
.st.m Ir.nH,r nu'rf- 'Hff viN rIk'
.f il, ARTIFICIAL l1f" "' formed 'r. ~
/ r. llU. %. fs u' ih. .rfr lHuhr' ,
"a SriH ilHr. Country
|r .ira tU.. .I.tW HH'. .u 'H
/ ..... '. 5000 width concrete NUuuti
/ W Pa. yI. oval ia,. .Hw'1 ru
thY rt ig 600 ,Uuntm'ut mad,
ft wallis u the canyon i~.'l and
airs .r. q fh, moot FHf. ihlr DH'
.' isrt..r. Bon 'i, r'l lTH io 'h0
.. .. .. 90, ,IIE.I .H 'iih'f
HUIl fFa spt,uf.r .t" -' nd
.f u.Hi IH.u .hH 'Ii.u. I'.. WIKI
If 10" ih.h'v "i personal .1us'r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS
ARE FEATURE Or FAIR

10. foo 90. wide diversity ~ farm
.iu,fs lu tr.s sn.'iUr ui Oh" country
particular interest Is being ukn 10
81, indi.HlUIi farm exhibits These
nave i,cn handled hrr,iofnrr in the
IufhD.t county lir fhIu ID" com.
uufrit. uf OBJ. county. This year The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
lubbock FAIR ASSOCIATION FORMED
I0MEET NEEDS OF GREAT SECTION
i INSTEAD Of 7 HOSE OF CITY ALONE

NJ !. iAh'His vIl De- admitted
ff,tn ~,f1n hofe Zoe ihe STINT" ul Texas
iuhlWtb county viii mot compete iur
prHniums uIrnd fr iHn l'' county
exhibit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19

NDt, \ pair consists "f one male
md ono female \ r'n consists Z"
uHlc .ri four females
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
Everything in Readiness
for Great 3 Day Exhibit
Of South Plains Products

CONTINUED FROM PAGE onel
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

Orange Twp. south miles Of 1927
'''' - o'-''s '"p' ''''f Patrol s mo- No. is 's'''
From 1927 1886 Orange Twp east to Village
limits o. ~ Portland about : P Pssssl No. II
Trunk Ii. Road East 81 miles, s'' '''
P NJ tracks Reward Orleans
w. -''''' - -''e' Patrol No. 10
From the point where M r. r. tracks State Reward
Ronald Twp south said line road to City Limits ona
about 6h miles
The Road Bevue Road City onia,
S to s., IN Of s Berlin he s r D
July s1s of County
the Committee Roads Bridges of the Board Supervisors
held joint meeting at which time the road situation thoroughly
and County Road System adopted Of
same fled with the County Clerk and preparing road
keep County
dton there has been few cases where deemed wise to make
which has been widensd and made road the COM
the road approaching this bridge and these jobs have required
considerable
did expect to build of the County Roads,
but have found that asking prices which
tract for building a45s miles Of Trunk Line Road in Easton
Township at price of about less than the
Board to the contractors
shall stand ready to build them unless reasonable prices be
We have contracted with the State building
the estimate cost the for the of the Trunk
Line Roads that expect will be built during 1919 and 1920
auto trucks from the State Highway this that
have the of these trucks paying for installing of
with the State Highway Department We give
ySs to for r eSs to use I be m
hauling gravel and supplies in both maintenance and consuc
The foowig a summary receipts
from the organization to September Both 1919.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17
ToBER SEES SION

1919 October 18TH 1919
in the Court House in the City of Iona Monday
October A. d. 1919, at 80 p. m.
The Board was called to order by Chairman, David
Baldwin, B.. C.
Goodwin Henderson.
SON. Kaufman Kmba Laden Long, Packard Peake Pitt Smith,
Williams, Absent, Supervisors Stout Waltman,
October
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17
STUDENTS SIGN PETITION
ASKING THEIR EXECUTION

Acting on the theory that people
win sign practically any sort q >
petition without reading It carefully
IL the introduction Of the petition
sounds all right, A. G. Oliver, senior
captain Of the cadet corps 1t Saint
Johns Military School, recently CIR
culated petition calling for the DE-
capitation of those signing. He OBJ
tanned fifty signatures.
He would have got more signatures
IL there had been time. In the petit
ton the words Holiday" and "Tues-
day, Feb. A." were typewriter In
capitals and stood out from the rest
of the petition. These were the words
that did the work.
A party was given 1T the school
that night. During an intermission
the names Of the signers were called
out and the cadets were told to form
line in the center of the floor. After
they had done this, the petition was
read, to the amusement Of the guests
and the CONSERVATION Of the cadets.
The signers then, for the first time,
discovered what they had signed.
Cadet G. X. Harris stood in line
without having signed the petition.
When the names were being called
out, thinking he was going to miss
holiday, he stood anxiously near by.
Sergeant Stanley Shilling noticed his
agitation, and Whispered, HSlip In
line, they'll not notice that your name
wasn't called" Harris obeyed cheer
fully and stood in line at attention
with the rest.
The petition which the students
signed was as follows:
Salina, Kansas, Feb. 3, 1920.
ITO the Faculty of Saint Johns Mill
tary School:
eve, the undersigned, do hereby
respectfully submit the following Pc
ton:
"That in view of the fact that the
cadet corps has been unusually con-
duties and obligations and that the
scientious in the performance of its
school spirit heretofore displayed has
been a great credit to the institution,
and since the officers have been very
punctilious in the performance of
their duties to the great assistance
and relief of the faculty.
BE it hereby respectfully petition
ed that if
A HOLIDAY
Dt COuoiucIcQ VII 4uCoooy, CUs ., Sls~
faculty postpone the same indefinitely
as an unworthy reward for the above
mentioned excellencies and virtues.
"As a more fitting recognition Of
our achievements, we beg that some
thing be granted which will not soon
be forgotten. On the date aforemen-
toned we request that we, the un-
dersigned, be conducted to the rear Of
the gymnasium and be there noisily
decapitated.
"The formality Of notifying our
parents can be done away with, as 1t
will not be worth while. All our be-
longings, such as text books, old
shoes, pants, jerseys, kitestrings,
monographs, marbles, Skinny clubs,
penants, paper airplanes, and chew
ing gum we dedicate to preserve tho
memory of otherwise useless lives.
"All of us humbly petition"
A lot of the Newberry and Helme
petition signers now state that they
did not know what they were signing
when they affixed their names to the
papers.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17
What Fun

The ladies of the Richardson Pack
ing Room met at the home OF Clara
Chadwick to celebrate the annivers-
ary of Washington's birthday. "A
short business session wa held In
which everal of the ladies took the
serve test which is required to be-
come a Red Cross nurse. Our host
ess then introduced each separately
to the Queen of Shelba all enjoying
good shower bath. Gertrude James
rendered several selections on the
piano while Jennie Howard gave the
old time Indian war dance.
Nina Haviland, Jennie Whitney
and Emma Beuthin rendered the old
time melody "Go Get the Hammer
There's Fly on Baby's Head" after
which Ethel Packard gave q recita-
ton entitled "My Josiah" Alvira
Harrington gave reading the MAR
rage of Rich Mans Daughter
several Victralo selections followed
by a song by Ethel Packard and Har-
rington called the 'IDumb Sailor
which was enjoyed by only those hav-
ing good eyes. Marie Fetterly then
gave several fancy dances. More
music. Martha Fischer then gave .
selection initiating the barn yard
fowls. Then a peanut hunt was en-
joyed by all with no casualties ex-
cept that of Jennie Howard receiving
a sprained ankle and dislocated ell
bow, the prize was rewarded Ethel
Packard. The guests then adjourned
to the dining room where q srcump-
tious repast was served after which
all departed for home voting to meet
again at the home of Nina Haviland.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17


This long and dreary life,
To some, seems endless strife.
If a batchlor hesitates on LIES road
Friends, a cheerful word will ease
his load.
A batchlor used to live next door,
Who used to grumble by the score.
Alas! ne is married now and cheer
full,
Bachelors, come just to get an earfull
Of his married life he says it's
grand,
To do a mans share in our great land
Come batchlors, one and all
And join the Matrimonial BALI.
Now / agree with him,
For a batchlor's life is just within,
Some day to wife I'll seal my
relation,
For happiness and help our coming
generation.
Bert C. Tower.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17
]. Henderson
Herbert l.. Smith
Jas. w Rurns

supported
of follow
Arnold Baldwin,
c. Curtis D. Curtis David Davis Goodwin. Henderson Inmsn
Jepson Kaufman Kmba Laden Montgomery Packard Peakc
Smith Stout Travis wamsn e. Supervisor Pitt not voting
that County be
contract with the State Highway Department for the building and
completing all Trunk Carried
Moved by Supervisor supported Chairman
Clerk
members Of the Board 70 this Session. Carried.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors
Your Committee whom referred the matter of
the Michigan Home Hospital for crippled children would respectfully
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

Here's a puz. Tor some gloomy
March afternoon.
If man takes 120 steps Of 30 in.
each per minute and his wages are
$25 per week of "A hours, and he
walks to work every day that il does
not rain and shoe soles are good for
100 miles per pair, how many steps
during the month of July 1919, by
cutting across his neighbours yard at
the point of 10 feet each side Of the
corner. "A. G.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

General Expense Superintendent Engineer 97s0s
Equipment. supplies
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

Moved BY Supervisor Curtis supported Supervisor Stout
e that the Committee
October Session for investigation and further
report. Carried.
The minutes Of the meeting read and approved
supported Board
adjourn until the October session. Carried
L. c. David Geo. w. Moulton.
nsCharman. Clerk
State Of Michigan, County of Ionia.
the undersigned Chairman and Clerk OF the Board OF SUI
County hereby certify that the
Of Supervisors presented
ard mileage during
their June session. 1919.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

SuIe emf. Enginee
x
borrow ed money Ma Bank ona on
Reed AuoTa 53
cent on Quarter of Trunk
Total Receipts ss269s
Is from Highway Department, for
the ending Sept
$333595
Respectfully submitted,
Board of County Road Commissioners,
By,
Fred
r.
Moved by Supervisor that the of
the Road placed
Carried
Lansing, Mich. October 1919
To the Clerk the Board of
Sr:- You are hereby notified that State Tax has
the last returns of the aggregate valuation Of taxable property
therein made this Office and equazd and determined by the
State Board of Equalization their session August 1919
The of State Tax apporoned County under
various of the Legislature is follows, to-wt:
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

Given hands, this the 2sth Of June A. 1919
Geo. W. Mouton, L. c. David,
Clerk of Board Chairman of Board.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17
M. c. Stout II
b. C. Curtis n
A. T. Montgomery
M. X. Jepson
John Mailman

Moved by Supervisor Laden by Supervisor
that the the Committee Equalization
recommendations adopted Carried
Moved by Supervisor Smith
adjourn until tomorrow morning Saturday. o'clock
l.. c. David, w. Moulton,
Clerk
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

! | i
hands, this the asth day Of June p 1919
Clerk Of Board Chairman Of
OCTOBER SESSION
s
0s' Ss i BOARD was l called
cur s'1 Se
Tavis Williams r. Absent supervisors Whitman
s s:sa' y d sss''"
Dear Sir:
s ss
held on Tuesday evening. October 9TH, 1919.
@'' '''' Donald Donald NJ Steele.
The Council by secret ballot to the election Of SUPER
s snss9 6 As that third s %. votes cast for
w:s !: a. 5s s ss ballet e &. s a Ward
fill ussS s ss aldermen a. NS Da Dye Pierce
speefin Rsdemsly, Lores Nays
e:
the + that sss s" s'ss i 's; e,
r''i 8 i F. GATES.
; ss s;:'.ss s9 % '
September 18th 1919.
George W. Moulton,
b Iss'.' s ssnifsn
n. % It. s $ s En-: city % s s
Ss.sS 81 c s.:s pays and The
Very truly Ivy, yours Psh,,. School.
w. Y Tempeton
by supported that the
Of sapers
Your Board of County Road Commissioners hereby
summary mary receipts Sep
State Rosd
en- file with the County Clerk and detail q which : hereby
.n % M sn Dist Ss ~ ass and part s Of
and Lowell Road, about IL miles. 80, - - I =
Trunk Line ROAD Village of Pewamo south and Village
Trunk Line Road west from Bedding County Line about
Limits of Village Iona City Limits,
Trunk Line Road ses Of P cs Of sf Sns cas-. to where the PM
% i' in Twp
~ '- ''-S'
point where NJ R. R. Trunk
to
mile
Village saanae westerly
miles,
No.
r. sn s. &
City Limits.
Patrol No. 10
mi Of of nd
west to County Line, about 10 miles,
St. Bridge south to futile Cemetery about
miles.
mil to
of Sec. 23 & 10-11 of Orange Twp, about miles.
Patrol No. 10
corner 2-3 to
1927 &34-35 miles.
From Tutle Cemetery south Quarter Line TO between
Sec. 1920 Orange Detour line
on Quarter between
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17
1919
SATURDAY. JUNE 2sTH

Meeting called to order by Chairman David
Roll call: Quorum
Minutes of the meeting of June 9th read and
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors:
Your Committee Roads and Bridges would
fully adoption of the following
1T RESOLVED That Of Super
visors that the October Session of this Board
authorized and raised for the Of aiding the
the trunk highways said and that additional
mill be authorized and raised for the aiding the
construction Of other roads under the County Road System and
Of the highways said system the
expended by of County
accordance with the requirements Of law.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-09-04
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
washington for King County.
National Grocery Company, a corporation, Plain
t1ff vs. Richard Koska and William Koska,
partners doing business r. Koska & Son. De-
fendants.-No. 144529. Summons for Publica-
ton.
The State of Washington: to the said Richard
koska and William Koska, co-partners doing
business as r. KOska & Son:
IL gu are hereby summoned to appear within sixty
days after the date of the first publication of this
summons, to-wit: within sixty days after the 4th
day OF September, 1920, and defend the above
titled action in the above entitled court, and
swer the complaint of the plaintiff, and
copy of your answer upon the undersigned attor-
neys for plaintiff at their offices below stated and
in case of your failure to do, judgment will be
the complaint, which has been filed with the clerk
of said court
The object of the above entitled action is to de-
termine and adjudge the amount due upon a claim
of the plaintiff against the Defendants, founded
upon the sale and delivery of goods, wares and
merchandise from the said plaintiff to said de-
PENDANTS, which claim is in the $27455,
together with interest thereon at six per cent per
annum from May rs, 1920; and to secure a judg-
ment therefor, together with the costs of this ac-
ton, against the defendants and each of them
Richard Koska and William Koska, co-partners
doing business r. Koska and Son.
BRONSON, ROBINSON & JONES,
~. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
GA Colman Building, Seattle
King County, Washington.
Date of first publication: Sept Acct. -, 1920.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-09-04

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
Washington for King County.
Mildred Lorene Wooden, Plaintiff. VS. William
Bradford Wooden Defendant.-No. 145455 sum-
The State of Washington to the said William
Bradford Wooden Defendant:
You are hereby summoned appear, within
sixty days after the first publication Of this sum-
mons, to-wit within sixty days after the 4th day
of September, 1920, and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court, and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, and a copy of
your answer upon the undersigned attorneys
plaintiff at their offices below stated and in
of your failure to do, judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the demand of the
complaint, which has been filed with the Clerk
of said Court
The object of this action is to obtain Judgment
granting plaintiff divorce from defendant and
dissoving the bonds of matrimony existing
tween plaintiff and efendant, and to award
confirm to plaintiff the title and possession of
separate property
BRONSON, ROBINSON & JONES,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Post Office address,:
GA Colman Building, Seattle,
King County, Washington.
September 4-October ~, 1920.