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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-22
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE OF
DESERT BREAKDOWN

Details Of an automobile breaking
down that ALMOST cost Arthur Law
and his family, of Delta. their
lives were received in Ely when they
arrived there, says the Times.
The breakdown occurred thirty-fve
miles from Delta, Mrs. VI. c. Shailen-
berger. sister of Mrs. Lawrence, said.
The nearest water was twenty miles
from the spot, and Lawrence started
back to Delta on foot. Overcome by
thirst and fatigue, he tainted. but re-
vived and had almost reached Hinck-
ley. near Delta, when he was picked
up.
In the meantime, Mrs. Lawrence
with her children, one eleven and the
other two and one-half years old,
spent the night in the car waiting
for Mr.. Lawrence. When he did not
return the next morning she set out
toward Delta on foot, carrying the
younger child. She had gone seven
miles when the rescue party and her
husband met her.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-22
catarrh Cannot Be Cured

by LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
Catarrh IL a local disease. greatly infiu.
enced by constitutional conditions. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh.
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
system. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
il composed of some Of the best tonics
known, combined with some OF the best
blood purifiers. The perfect combination
OF the ingredients in HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is what produces such won
derful results in catarrhal conditions.
Druggists 75c. Testimonials free.
+. j. Cheney q Co.. Props. Toledo. 0.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-22

carload of high-bred Hereford bulls
and heifers.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-22

Tonopah-San Francisco men to
develop Leona claim in Cactus dis
trict.
Tybo-New Louisiana Consolidated
smelter operating at full capacity.
Reno-Experimental mining station
to be erected at university of Ne
vada.
by party edict. BY my recorded vote,
by personal conviction, | am committed
to this measure of justice. 1t is my
earnest hope, my sincere desire that
the one needed state vote ~be>quickly
recorded in the affirmation of the
right of equal suffrage and the vote
of every citizen shall be cast and
counted in the approaching election.
And to the great number of noble
women who have opposed in convic'
ton this tremendous change in the
ancient relation of the sexes as ap-
piled to government venture to plead
that they will accept the full RESPONSE
bility of enlarged citizenship and give
to the best in the republic their suf
frage and support. Ours is not only
a fortunate people but a very common
sense people with vision high bu
their feet on the earth. with belief IL
themselves and faith in God. Whethel
enemies threaten from without ol
menace arise from within, there Il
some indefinable voice saying. Have
confidence in the republic; Americ;
will go on"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05
LEGAL

,5s7f7I-ignt notice to all persons interested
~ fhe ssscuments hereby levied by the
,,,ry of this ordinance.
SECTION 6. That all ordinances or
,s-ts ~ ordinances In conflict with the
rs.,,'sI. rs of this ordinance insofar as suth
Conflict eyirs, are hereby repealed.
SECTION 8: That an emergency cvlst4
D., me reservation Of the public health
"a .tfsty. and by reason whereof this or
t,,.rl. shall take effect from and after
q. rasa1gs, approval and publication
PASSED and the emergency clause ruled
moon separately and approved this lat day
y" approved. this ist day of october.
1914 ,,.,,
,tHs FRANK SEAMAN.
cry Auditor.
NgInTNSK =. DUNCAN.
riy Attorney.
--J.., IIshed In tho Tulsa Dauy World,
SER B.. IS 10 20 q s5 2's % g e
IS u md IS. 1920 The World Publishing
company. Publishera)
ORDINANCE NO. 7oH ...,
An ordinance to apportlon. levy and
Assess special taxes payment ot
sSper in SEWER DISTRICT NUM-.
BEk ie7 In the city OF Tulsa, Rs cre-
WHEREAS, In pursuance ~ tho provi.
,,op. 0f the Charter ot IN eClty of Tulsa
O.araua. and the statutes of the state
Ct %e,,,s.5 ,ss saia @ CT % 81 Tulsa d,d m bv
SSrWER DISTRICT NUMBER ISL and
s,tSs, My5s sswefs a"G In said SEWER DIsTRiG'T
ofdlasgoe No. 265s, did on ne ard day
OF M 1920, let TO Comstock -Smcdley
gOtraNfOTn. a certain contract
fSr NE Construct % certain sanitary
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER
is1 and,
WHEREAS. In pursuance ot ssid CON
tract said Comstock Smedlcy Company
have constructed acertain sanitary sewer
in sad SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER 1871
been accepted and approved by the city
Engineer and the Board Of Commissioners
Of th city uf Tulsa and.
WHEREAS, in further pursuance OF
the statutes OF the state OF Oklahoma,
Charter Of the said City OF Tulsa, okla
homa. Il Ia deemed necessary by the Board
Of Commissioners OF the city OF Tulsa TO
property liable 20 assessment In said
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER 1877. by rea-
son Of the construction OF said sewer and
TO pay for the same. and.
WHEREAS. the total cost of the CON
struCtun Of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER 1861. including ex-
tras. have been ascertaincd and Is hereby
declared 10 be the sum Of i37,7l3.27, all
of which ia 10 be levied by special assess
rnents against the lots and parcels Of land
benefited by the construction OF said sewer
IN said SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER 1877
and.
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
beer complied with 70 authorize the levy
Of the assessments against said lots and
parcels Of land 40 liable for the cost Of
construction OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER i67. IN .he amounts
hereinafter specified In Section l Of this
Ordnance
NOW. THEREFopE. BE 1T OR
DAMNED by THE BOARD or COM
MlSSlONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA:
SECTION I: That there shall DO ana
there IL hereby spportioned to anc levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
and parcels ~ land In said SEWER DIS
TRlCT NUMBER l67 in the city OF Tulsa,
Oklahoma so benefited by the construc-
tion ot said sewer, as a special tax to pay
for the construction Of said sewer. tie
amounts respectively. as follc~s. to-wit:
Addition Lot Block Amount
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05
la SALE HOTEL
as s. DENVER

BOULDER, &. 7Os--A suit ~ rooms; living
room and large glassod in sleeping porch /.
ideal home for 2 or gentlemen. hot
water heat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05

SECTION 2 That the assessments here
by levied on each OF the above mentioned
lots and parcels of ls.d are hereby de.
clared to he q lien upon Huch lots and
parcels OF land TO the same extent as other
taxes and shall he collected and enforced In
tile same manner as other ta0es in and for
SECTION 3. That all assessments here
by levied shall be divided into three 3l
by said Statutes Of tho State OF Oklahoma
for such cases made and provided; that
the assessments shall bear Interest at the
rate OF eight tsl per cent per annum
payable annually at the time Of the pay
ment OF the several installments OF the
said assessments, from the date of tho
taking effect Of this ordnance that the
first installment OF said assessments, to
gether with the accrued interest on the
deferred installments shall be payable on
the 18th dsy ot DeGemner, is9o' an, Snn hs ,hs
yearly interest on the upald installm ,nts.
shall be payable on the 18TH day OF De,
cember OF each succeeding year until all
shall be paid.
Provided, however. that any OF ths
owners Of the lots or parcels OF land so
assessed may at any time during the four
80 consecutive weeks following the day
OF the first publication OF this ordinance
nav TO the Ci,y Auditor OF the City OF
Tulsa. the fun amount Of the assessments
so leved against their said lot and parcel
Of land and thereby release such properil
from the lien OF such assessments
SECTION 4: That this ordinance shan
be published for twenty-nlne consecutive
days IN the Tulsa Daily world, news
paper published In Tulsa, Oklahoma; that
the publication OF this ordinance as re-
uuired by law shall be taken and regarded
as sufficient notice TO all persons Inter
estod In the assessments hereby levied BY
the terms OF this Ordinance.
SECTION s; That all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances in conflict with tho
provisions Of this ordinance, insofar as
such conflict exists. are hereby repealed.
SECTION 6; That an emergency exists
for the preservation Of the public health
and safety by reason whereof this ordin-
snro shall take effect from and after its
massage. approved, and publication.
PASSED and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and Rpproved. this
IAN day 81 September 1920.
APPROVED. this lith day Of septem.
Der. 1920. r,,,,>,, ,,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved 9-ii-2o;
FRANK E. DUNCAN City Attorney
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05

ONE fuTnished room, not and cold run,
ming water. large light room Take
Host1n- East Fifteenth ST, bus, inquire
1908 =. Utica st.
MAIN, n SSiv-Charming furnished front
room In private bungalow, adjoining
bath. open FIRE; privacy comfort and
every convenience; also garage
FOR HENT--LarEe sleeping room down
stairs. suitable for gentlemen or
Working eoupIs. Phone Usage s522.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05
BOARD AND ROOMS

HOoMS--t NIt RNIsIILp ~
ron RENT nfurnIshcd 4 half basement
rooms. atl chicago place. cututr 'ht.
caEo nnd Ewooi OsNso ttaS
ron REST Two rooms urfutuiahed. $50
month tuquua lfH " Nirth
ROOMS wiTH BOARD 10
ROOM amt board tor two Ecnueneu
rssrc fo7t a.
OANt,NND HOTEL
l2h y Uustuu. pstgc tl2O, b'atd and
room ~. uor week, outside ruumf
WANTED board and room In refined homo
for mother Bud seven year old boy d,
mother rwploNcl ussgo l"tH
NlrE furnished rHum f'r trnt with huatd.
Cedar lt9N 1it " Cameron
ROOM AND HOARD iu private fWuy
for gentlemen. Ostgo tGhNl
ROOMS or HOARD rs
HOARD AND Room m private rwuy
fur g,rucwcu rNuuc oatEc t6ts.t
MADISON s. 10 Hoard aud room. can
ostgo 29ss
MUSIC teacher Wishes homo with private
family with homo privileges viii aasist
with house hold duties iu forenoon. Ih me
OsnEo Ha22.i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05
Want Ads
Rates and information

I've per word per time
Seven insertions for the price ot 49,
Minimum gpace ~ words. -
lie per word per day when copy runs
one month without change.
Minimum amount accepted zoe .,.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are W.
and payable the same day tlrst
ton OF ad appears tAll out-ol' 'W
want ads and all wanted TO rent nd
uations wanted. wearing apparei sha
household goods ads are poaufs"
TELEPHONE WANT ADS az.
charged at the same rate as oash sus
and collections will DO made A. yonI
home or office as soon after frst m
sertion ss possible; this Is an Accomss
mediation service and payments hhouIo
be made promptly whsn bill 10 pre-.
ssnted Always ask your telephone 40
to be repeated back to you by tns
telephone ad taker to make sure thAt
Il has been correctly taken. The World
cannot assume responsibility foI errors
of any kind occurring 'ln telephons
'sdy ertisements.
Under no circumstances are ve re-
sponsible for errors In any adVertlss-
ment unless reported immedlateiy
after first insertion. No reduction IN
cost Of an al will be made unleas error
destroys value OF ad.
Phone 5000
Ask for want "A Department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05
BOARD AND ROOMS


BOARD AND ROOMS
unovs,,,, u,,N, ,,.u~,s,,n =,
,t,.N -. -. .'.', -, 49,
ra.. h.,t r,l,.,. cytr,r"'f Wg, OF
piano. Kitchen rreviIers. cedar 90
,..,.,.,.,,,....
i @ ,,,gs
es', U 'P'''''''' ~"
'"'' "
Ftk hlNf SlccVi"g 'uum tn couple or
'"' s.H- employed ''-'r' ''3'. .
NtDElt furnished room walking distanco.
LoNtlN Iccptnr roon tp pri,ste home.
Dr..s tta. IA
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'.g.'.. ,, ,,,,,,n mem, tu,,,, ,'''''''
,
F'lt hhNl HI''r't room ntr"kth7t am
hIunct N d'"'fra. l.ll S'"'h '"'Seh"'
''''' ''''
Whih furutHn,I front room private m"t.
orn home for gentlemen, close Ia Phone
hsar" "'N'
DETROIT s43 Young lady wants
roommate. OsaEc ttiN
WELL. ..uSlguEp t,,u .tt.lplrr hath
IN private hri,k ant second floor. 3
blocks south Cpadcn pidr Cedar Gl'
Nt,art., ,.,...t.,,.t .i.,r, ,,,,t .l,,rt,,
,,n,, ,,,,, I,rsa 'r1thca ,toret con,
vcntcn, 4, b,th no otncr roanera. suit.
.tI, a., ... 90, ia, rrrttrfurn. ms Iat
Eightn rhonc os,ge Sl5o.
so, ,,,....,.. ,,i..,.,, -,,. ,.,.,t Location.
81, ,i'." ~ I'm os.ra 9e,s :
~ ~ ''' WV Nc, uu '' ''''''
to' I'uh"TN ''l .. h''''"
CARSON, S. llol-for rent sleeping
rooms, one isrgc and one small sruue.
mon prrfcrrcd ihonc bsHs" ''''.
CINCINNATI S. l2a0 fur married Dou.
pie or gentleman employed an Httra,
lively furnished |r"glnS room IN ~.
vs'e home. '.''i W.. -.. ........-
ron REST Nratly furnished bedroom
adjoining bath, NahlnE distance" Usage
i7l6
THIRD, W Ut-Dne nicely furnished
sleeping room Tor one or two. eau
osase 1at2.
ELGlN x 6o7-Niro sleeping roon
Tor rent for "r working boys close
IN ana t,as.'''''a
Ei.Wuop tn' n,'sn.' ,i,n' r.''t
,,s "t 'I''' WIN '"'"' "'''
wv ,.1,, ,.,,,.,,
0IIEl iN' h''M l"' I'h' '"'e 'H"hN
~ w "
rvohih ,Wn,.c,in, niut%h"" ,Mt,y,in M n,''s,' sn
trance Phone osase 5of6
DETROIT. r. e2s-Front room on s,ound
floor. private entrance, 10 young fadiea
employed. -.
SECOND. W. tis--Close In bedroom, ad.
Joining bath electricity. private homo,
senileinsn oh.y. -------.-.--.-.-.-
YOUNG LADY wants toomn'"''' fhohe
-.-------
,,a,,N,,,- 49,. ..,,.
Foh hEM -nooins ,o, n pn1 OF @ ,Wo sen',r,
,''n VII w "nWut .,,, .,,"b ,un.m my
other roomers: one half block from Al
mtrsl iitncy; fine neighborhood. Garage, II
desired, 40 n Zunis.
FOR RENT.-Room nicely fufnishcd. .pri
sa'r ian,iy ~ Ns,S.s ''"HohsoI'' ssuth
DErRoTr. e ,is-ror rcnt- slceping
rooms. south exposure. strictly modern
close In; men preferred. cedar J6b.
BOSTON. n, beautifully furnished
sleeping room, adjoining bath private
Sn,'s,G 49, ,,,nas.,,i ,aaaa;a
beautiful room; clos. In Phone Usage
So9s. or call at t2i south Detroit. after
-, ~ y, ,,...,.
ticmen. can SUNDAY or evenings alter
&. 2g2n E, second Apt ,.
DENVER. s., aOs-Furnished room for
rent Apt a 2,
DENVER. &, tls-Largo giassod IN eleep-
ing porch ana s',''ns room al, m"ue,h,
noa, amn ro, acn.rd,n~ on ga. ~, RET.
inE. Usage iis3.
CHEYENNE, y. 7OS--Des,rable room Tor
ksn,,s,nsn rnops o'ste s1ss.
cis,n poon he'd, a easp s,nris rnom
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05
wANrrp-NIroMoBiLrs

GARAGE wANTED-Room for or 4
cars with light housekeeping rooms over
same. what have you7 Ask for me-
Chanic, Usage bl2O. Boston street Repair
shop. $40 n Boston.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-24

ceremony that made the two young
people man and wife, Miss CASTOR
played Mendelssohn's Wedding March
and as the sweet strains were waited
through the Railways and parlor, a
coterie of as stalnch friends as ever
witnessed the marriage of two young
persons heard the solemn words that
made the principals dearer to each
other than they had ever been before.
The parlor of this lovely home wore
a special dress for the occasion, and
the banked ferns and decorations of
cut flowers was truly delight to the
eyes. The bride carried an arm boz
quet Of brides roses and valley lilies.
The popularity of the young couple
was plainly attested by the numerous
and handsome presents in silver and
cut glass that came from every quar-
ter of the county. The bride is one
of the South's most charming young
ladies. She numbers her friends by
the score, not only IN Lowndes county
but elsewhere. Mr.. Rye is one of our
most successful young farmers. We
wish for this Popular young couple a
long, happy and useful life. May
peace, prosperity and contentment
ever abide in their home.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-24

S. lawson; Redbanks circuit, w. w.
BruEer; Sails circuit, o. P. Armour;
Tie Plant circuit, G. t. Sledge, sup
ply; Walden circuit, w. v. Shearer;
Waterford circuit, NJ. B. Williams,
supply; Water Valley, First Church,
L. P. WATSON; Water Valley, Main
Street, and Taylor, D. H. Crowson;
Winona, 7. M. Bradley; Winona cir
cult, J. A. Patterson; president Gren-
ada College, j. W. Countiss; confer
ence secretary Of education, J. w.
Holder.
Sardis District.
r. A. Meek, presiding elder; Arka-
butla circuit, w. o. Hunt; Batesville,
M. Johnson; Byhalia circuit, c. T.
Floyd; Charleston, J. T. Lewis; Cock
rum circuit, T. L. Cakes; A. F. Moore,
supernumerary; Coldwater circuit, A.
s. Raper; Como, A. C. McCorkle;
CORTLAND circuit, w. D. Bennett;
Crenshaw and Sledge, ]. M. Quinn;
Crowder and Oak Grove, M. H. Weed,
supply; Hernando, N. G. Augustus;
Horn Lake circuit, l.. H. Floyd; Long
town circuit, ]. B. Conner; Mt. Pleas
ant circuit, g. c. Gregory, supply;
Oakland circuit, c. L. Cakes; Olive
Branch, L. w. Cain; Pleasant Hill cir
cult H. H. Wallace, supply; Sardis,
E. G. Mohler; Sardis circuit, T. H.
Porter; Senatobia, R. 0. Brown; Bu-
ford circuit, N. D. Guerry; Tyro cir
cult, F. H. McGhee; conference Sun
day school secretary, R. H. B. Glad
ney; student Emory University, j. S.
Duncan.
Transferred to other conferences:
&c. D. McGehee, an elder to the St.
Louis conference; S. w. Bryant, an
elder to the Little Rock conference;
w. L. Duren. an elder to the Louis
lana conference and stationed at
Rayne Memorial. New Orleans; A. M.
Bennett, an elderto the Memphis con-
ference; Bessie +. Watson, class Of
the third year'to the Mississippi con-
ference; w. on Wagner, an elder to
the Louisiana conference and station
ed at Abbeville.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-24

factory to all lovers of good instru-
mental music. The orchestra num-
bers and the violin, cornet and piano
solos were the leading features of this
most interesting program. This was
an evening Of rare pleasure, and will
long be remembered by all who were
privileged to be there. If the Gale
donia High School is always as for
tunate in the selection of entertain
ments, it will never want for public
appreciation and patronage. The
Novelty Four never fail to interest
and entertain an audience, mo matter
how fastidious or exacting it may be.
They carried away from Caledonia
the compliments, congratulations and
best wishes Of our people.
Any one wishing to spend an even
ing with James Whiteomb Riley or
Bda-Hur should come to Caledonia on
the night of December 9rd and hear
Ray E. Bendele, one of the worlds
greatest impersonators.
The beautiful November moon has
never peeped down on a more joyous
occasion than that which took place
at Oak Lawn Farm on Wednesday
evening, November 18th. We have
reference to the beautiful nuptial
scene at the home Of the brides par
ents, Hon. and Mrs. H. H. Walters.
There was never in this section
more brilliant wedding than that of
Miss Bessie Walters to Mr.. Willard
Rye, which was solemnized at Oak
Lawn. Never in the history of this
home has larger or more fashion
able cdncourse Of people gathered.
The decorations were all that artistic
taste could suggest. A beautiful arch
spanned the room, and it's wealth of
beauty was reflected In the rich cos
tunes of the bride and her brides
maids. While Miss Charline Grace
Castor played and sang, II will love
you till the judgment day." the bridal
party entered the room as follows:
Miss Bessie Walters on the arm of
Mrs. Hunter Jernigan, matron of
honor; Mr.. Willard Rye on the arm
of Mr.. Hunter Jernigan, best man;
Misses AWE Smith and Selma Dale,
bridesmaids; Agnes Egger, flower
girl; Willie May Cockerham, ring
bearer The whole sce,le was like a
glimpse into fairyland. While the
Rev. r. L. Ellis was conducting the
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-24

Maxey; High Point circuit, r. T. No
len. supply; Koseiusko, f. H. Cunning
ham; Kosciusko circuit, w. A. Bowlin;
Longview circuit, Chester Ray, sup
ply; Louisville, P. w. Dorman; Nc
Cool circuit, D. R. McDougal; Macon,
Olin Ray; Macon circuit, C. w. Bailey;
Mashulaville circuit, Guy Ray; May
hew and Sessums, Seamon Rhea;
Noxapater circuit, j. A. Goad; Shu-
qualak circuit, w. /. White; Stark
vile, 7. NJ. Brownlee; Sturgis circuit,
w. A. Langley, supply; West Point,
Carroll Warner; fields secretary, board
Of finance, j. w. Bell; chaplain, U. S.
A., j. A. Randolph.
Corinth District.
j. B. Randolph, presiding eldes, Blue
Mountain circuit, w. G. Burks; Boone
vile, j. w. Ward; Bonneville circuit,
J. D. Bugs, supply; huntsville cir
cult, R. C. Nanny, supply; Chalybeate
circuit, j. G. Johnson; Corinth, First
Church, 0. W. Bradley; Corinth,
South Side, B. P. Fullilove; Corinth
circuit, A, r. Beasley; Dumas circuit,
NJ. L. Ward, supply; Goden circuit,
j. r. james, supply; Guntown and
Baldwin, w. W. Jones; Hickory Flat
circuit, d. c. Cost; Iuka, II. e. Car
ter; Iuka circuit, w. 7. Phillips; Kos
suth circuit, G. +. Downer; Mantachie
circuit, G. B. Love, supply; Marietta,
T. G. Adair, supply; Mooreville cir
cult, J. C. Nesson, supply; Myrtle cir
cult, G. A. Baker; New Albany, J. +.
Stephens; New Albany circuit, w. C.
Beasley; Potts Camp circuit, M. A.
Burns; Reinzi circuit, r. G. A. Car
Isle; Ripley, p, F, Luter; Sherman,
J. L. Nabors; Silver Springs circuit,
to be supplied; Tishomingo circuit,
w. 7. Bazzel, supply; Wheeler circuit,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-24
CONFERENCE
APPOINTMENTS
Aberdeen District.

I. H. Dorsey, presiding elder, Aber-
deem, James f. Cunningham: Algoma
circuit, William Commander, supply;
Amory, f. r. Smoot; Bellefontaine
circuit, w. c. Mattox, supply; Buena
Vista circuit, r. NJ. Evans; Calhoun
City, A. A. Martin; Eupora and
Maben, J. A. Coleman; Fulton circuit,
L. Betterton, supply; Greenwood
Springs circuit, f. f. Driskell, sup
ply; Houlka circuit, B. f. NJ. Billiard;
Houston, f. NJ. Shaw; Mathiston cir
cult, 7. B. Thrower, supply; Nettle-
ton circuit, w. r. Williams; Okolona,
J, H. Brooks; Pontotoc, II. P. Lewis;
Prairie and Strong D. w. Bah; Shan
non and Nettleton, R. l. Collins; Ran
dolph circuit, II. M. Plunkett, supply;
Salem and Oakdale, r. M. Papasan,
supply; Smithville circuit, j. f..
Owens, supply; Tocopola circuit, J. A..
Brodie; Smithville circuit, ]. w. Jones,
supply; Tupelo, J. A. Hall; Verona
circuit, w. B. Baker; Vardaman cir
cult, ]. r. Murff; Woodland circuit,
7. ]. Halfacre; assistant editor Sun
day school literature, J. w. Boswell
Columbus District.
A. T, MacIlwaine, presiding elder,
Alderman circuit, w. L. Storvent;
Artssia, II, Nj. Young; Brooksvillc cir
cult, w. w. Hartsheld; Caledonia cir
cult, R. L.,Ellis; Cedar Bluff circuit,
w. r. Living; Chester circuit, ]. A..
Diffie; Columbus, First Church, L. M.
Lipscomb; Columbus, Central Church,
T. E. Gregory; Crawford and Shaef-
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