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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

cinl preparations have been made
80 take caro- ~ them. The regular
camp discipline Will be maintained
and visitors Will have an opportunity
To soo how the camp ~ conducted
Parents or friends ~ the boys are
cordially invited 10 vlfit the camp
a portable motion picture machine
in being sent to the camp TO be used
for entertainment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
SAY THEY RETURNED MONEY
Goidstcin aud Moore Reitcrnte That
They Gave Iowdcn Funds Back

81. LOUIS. June l9.-Nrt Gold
stein and Robert Il. Moore, delegates
from ST. Louis to the republican ma
tionnl convention, who each re-
ceived s2,5Oo Of Iowdcn funds. to-
day reiterated they had given the
money To unnamed parties 10 re-
turn 10 IoWdcu. Both expressed
surprise at the statement issued last
night by H. l.. Emerson, who was
Lowdcn's campaign manager, that
the money had not been received
and Goldstcin asserted he would
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

Angry Husband shoots PoWrii Re
cause lie Had "Iioodo"cd" Wife

OkMuLGEE. OKLA. .Iune H.
Jim Powell, negro. who officers say
was prncticing as a "yuuioO' doc
tor, was shot and killcd here today
Sam Arnold, VINO was arrested
charged with Tho killing " snid L.
have told the officers no shot Powell
beoausr the latter had "hoOdooof
his wifo and had thrown . spell
nvnr hnr MhIch rnmach her drnth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

HAVE you joined the thrifty throng
l. who have benefited through the sub
stantial savings this timely sale affords.
If not, don't delay, for this sale closes Sat
urday, June 26-T'here are but six more
days in which to take advantage of its Of
ferings.
You will find exceptional values in every
lot and price quoted. Every pair of high or
low shoes in the house shows reduction
of Is to 25 per cent. The extra specials
are far below the actual cost of replace
ment; in some lots as much as half price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

NEW YORK, June ia carload
of aliens. listed as undesirablcs and
anarchists recently received from
Oregon. California. Idaho ana Illl-
nois. were deportcd on outgoing yes
sells today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Daniels to Frisco,

WASHINGTON. June l9.-Secre-
tary Daniels left tonight for san
Francisco to attend the democratic
national convention. Assistant Sec
rotary Roosevelt will leave New
YORK tonight as a delegate from that
efaFr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Monument Unveiled.

wARRENTOWN Va. June IL
A monument to the memory Of Col
John Singleton Mosby. noted leader
Of "Mosebys rangers Of the confed.
crate army. was unveiled here today.
The fund for the erection OF the
Included contributions
from all parts OF the south. Colonel
Mosby died on Memorial day four
yearH ago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

by the Tidal company. lie says ms
comm ission is tho amount asked IN
the suit and that the oklahoma COM
pany In primarily liable for the sum,
and that the Tidal company, is also
liable as purchaser OF the proper
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

WASHINGTON. June 19.--Reports
from Mexico city that bubonic
plague had made It's appearance In
salvador were denied today at the
legatiOn here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

Telephone this fellow X the money
voro not In Lowdcn's hands by
Tuesday.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09
ESTE MAI ZINE

sa inveti din patani;le altuia, de
cit sa patesti 81 D-Ta la fel. Al
cetit, sau eel putin al anzit, cum
o parte din prietenii sau consa-
tenii D-Tale care ~ plecat aca-
sd, prin trecerea lor pfin New
York, All patti multc, ba ia in$e-
lat oarecare pungas de ia luat
banii, iba 9 fost Ia eutsrs hotel
eau casa strainG 81 . plStit foarts
scump pentru servieiuA prost, be
la scoaterea biletulni . fost silt
81 schimbe bani, 81 cind s. Sc
dueS la viva psssportulni u IN
alte loeuri a plstit pc eipeva
seump ca sal arate undc sa
mesrsS. Ii, psntru toate aceste
lucruri qi pentru 6ilstA de Va
por 81 te adresezi 10:
COM AHA ,,vIoro11A"
l6e.1OtA Avo, uew yQk, J.. =.
Aeelo sunt Ronsani, sare cautx
y ii de- BiIetul IL Vspor % IN
" dsf1tbi, = n f. tests ~.
sieibs siastit = ~ ~ alps =
~ 1n1l1A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09
PENTRU DESvOLTAREA IN.
DUSTRIEI PRTRoLIrRRE.

Comitetul .,Eniunii petrolifere
din Rominia" s'a prezentat dior
ministri de industrie 81 comcrt
inferno si domenii, carora lea
prezentat menoriul redactat De
d. DIR. d. Eeonomu-Prahova, 81
i'm care Sc arata situatia dezastra
oasd in care Sc gasesc exploata-
rile petrolifere indcosebi ale ro-
minilor, cerind desfiintarea ur-
genta a decretelor-legi pentru o
desroltare cit mai multi indus.
triei> petroliferc 81 a refacerei
sale.
d. ministru Bontescu. a decla-
rat ca.si insuseste declaratiunile
facute alta data acestei Uniuni
de catre d. ministru Aurel Vlad.
81 ca va lua in seama memoriul
prezentat. D-sa a arafat ca ar Ii
partizan al unor impozite, GU IL
bertatca exploatarilor 81 conca-
siunilor.
d. ministru de inferno, DR.. LII
pu, luind in seana punctele pre-
vazutc in memoriu a ramas sur
prins de interzicerea exploatato-
rului de a-si gasi credit pentr1
refacerea lucrarilor, declarind ca
va sustinea rcvendicarile formu.
late de Uniunea petrolifera, 81
cd imediat dupa vacanta va in
terveni ca sd Sc adnca in discu-
tie dccretele-legi in petrol, deela-
rindn-se contra monopolului pre-
conizat.
u. ministry de domenii, l. Mi
halache, a declarat Cd dreptnl de
proprietate al taranului asupra
pacurei, pc care accla La po-
menit din mos-stramosi - il va
apara 81 va lupta pentru al ii
lasat ca 81 in trecut.
(,,Univeryul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09

tua Ruse sprijin de narec maoritate poporuni
dovada suprema ca ii convine acest ree Neanure
sunt bere ssi decreteze foma dc guvern 81 alta vre-
me cit aduo nici vatamare atora deptu 81
amcstece in afacerie lor.
Princpul acsta fost aunta 81 do pres6d1ole Wilson,
de buna seaa din aceste motive Satele te d1cart
Gel dntiu ca Sd mai amestece III a4ce Kusie
Russia mensele sale resurse bne exploata 81 cavern
de care marea majortate poporulu muumit y q utmeaz6
In toate actiunile lu poate srobi cu sui nc
Sc poate impune un regm pc care null doreyt6S
Faptu Cd q aliat au constit inchss p 81 1usi4
toartc inbucurator cac nunaai prin pace rpsts
ibdrepta relee provocate Dc naselc conflict @ II eSso
Atitor schimbari polcc ii sociale. ss5S9SsSs s &
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09
DIN fUCA CONDE|ULU[.


D-na Francis Kocnisbergcr, de
81 ami, din Cricago, Ill.,. nu poate
Sa traiasc;t 81 nici Sc moara fd-
ra. -. bere. Aceasta f0st mott
|vnl pentru care cerut sd Use
llbercze un pasaport sa mcarg;t
in Scotia. tara eli natala.
,,Pc ciinelc batrin nu-l puteti
invata sa faca scamatorii noui"
"a yzis M-na Kocnisbcrger catre
maeistrat.
Sultanul turcesc STA luat. tit
lul de: ..Tatal al tutulor suvcra-
nilor de pc lume". Incidental e
singurul imparat din eel carl au
luat parte in razboiul trecut ala.
turi de Gcrmani.
In anul 1919 Statele Unite a
importat marfuri in valoare de
$3.904. .4O6.327 81 a exportat in
yaloare de $7.992.150.592. = 81
sa he mai miriam ca dolarul Anne
rican cautat ca piinea calda
In caz cind va ataca tilharii.
nu-i nevoie Sc .telefonati la po-
little ci la serviciul de salvare.
ca Sc trimita ambulanta.
Yam spus de multi 81 i'm mai
multe r1nduri sd facet cite noua
noduri Ia fiecare dollar. Zorilc IL
nei schimbari mari au inceput a
Sc arata pc orizont.
In China, pentru 400. 0.000,O00
locuitori un singur spital de
nebuni. - Dovada vadita ca eli
vilizatia inca in fasa.
DOctorii recomanda sd Sc spe-
le 81 suprafata interioari dimti-
lor. - La ce bun. daca nu So
vede?
Nu stim daca @ adevarat. dar
asa Sc zice. ca moda femeilor do
a ascunde urechile sub par. pro-
vine din lenea dc lc spala.
Sc afirma cu siguranta ca din
Venus Mise trimite tclegrame
fara s1rma. Trebue sd sc petrea-
Ca ceva foarte cxtraordinar i'm
lumea acea ca apcleaza la moi.
fnvatatii insa au pus de mamali-
ga pima vor deslega codul, caci
Sc zie ca difera cu totul de al
nostru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09

Jerry scapat viata la multi
soldati. In lllptcle de la Marne
a dus stire pcste riul Marne,
scapfnd de gloantclc inamicului.
Tn automobil trccut peste e.
Congresul Caxacilor. Berlin.
- Din Moscova Sc anunta, prin
% radiogfama, cd Cazacii planu-
iesc ca Sc tina. in 10 Februaris.
un congress al lor.
Furma stabilita cd de fieca.
re regiment sa fie alcs un dele.
gat, 81 de fiecare sat de cazaci sd
fie ales tot nn delegat.
Subiectelc &C Sc yor discuta
sunt: Pozitia politica Rusipi So
vietiste. stabilirea regimului so
Ivietist in territorial Cazacilor, 81
alegerea sectiei cazacilor in gu
vernul sovietist rusesc.
Omoara pc doctor. Bilbao.
Spania. - DIR. Julio Vilasante. a
fost fmpuscat 81 ucis ieri de ca
ira Luis Valdez. I'm membru al
unei familii foarte bogata. sub
circumstance foarte curioase. DR..
Eilasantc grijea pe nevasta lul
Valdez. care a murit toemai cInd
doctorul a 1ntrat pc usa. Sotul,
care era aproape nebun de dure-
re. a scos rcvolverul 81 puycat
Pc medic.
Acuzat ca a dat foe Ia dou& bl-
serici. = Postmouth. = In urma
arderii bisericii de la Ladd, din
judetul Pike, seriful John YAH
raus a arcstat un individ, care-si
da numelc de Lewis Scott.
Mandatul de arestare pentru
Scott fost semnat de cumnatul
lui. Dupa cum spune seriful.
Scott a marturisit ca el a dat
foe la 'biserica din Ladd, la fel.
acum optsprezece luni tot ell a
pus foe ii la biserica Holiness /,
tlind ca motiv ca dorinta lui a
fost ca Sc puma capat certelor
parochienilor. carl obicinuiau ca
sd sc certe in biserica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09
INFORNAT|UN|
Vede razbunarea in tratatu

Vede razbunarea in tratatul
de pace. Philadelphia. =
.,Tratatul Gle pace fost scris
pentru razbunare = formulat de
cxigentele Frantei 81 Anglieis. a
declarat Frank A. Vanderlip.
marele bancher din New York,
in clrvintarea lui tinuta la Fri
end Select School.
.,Germania incarcata cu o
indemnitate pc care nu o poate
|plati 81 care creaza 0 conditic
fara nici o speranta, deci trata-
tul trebue revizuit.
,,Foamea inseamna o revOlutie
politica, 81 cu toate ca nu pre-
gic. aceste I'M rezultat aproape
|sigur. Daca Europa cade in mil
nile bolsevismului, Oceanul Al
lantic III G destul de lat ca sd
impcdece aceia idee Gle nu tre-
ce 81 III aceasta tara.
Reduce scumpetea prin post.
-Kearney, Neb. George II.
Harris, a aflat un mijloc foartc
practic de a combate neinchipui-
ia scumpete. FL spune ca postal
G eel mai bun mijloc. Ell 81
postit douazeci 81 opt de zile.
=
Consului american 10 Harbin.
- Ernest L. Harris. consulul a.
american, insotit de ceata de lu-
cratori de la Crucea Rosie Ame-
ricana, care au VENT cu trenul
consulului din Ircutsc, All All a.
juns in Harabin.
q
unul dtntre termenii de pace
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09

-. >siiINAf III ShAAAN - : AAii q IN -
Fratei 81 Italiei s'au intilnit Ia
Londra ca Sc discutc situatia rll-f
seasca, sc zfccs cd ar Fl lnat in
considerare faptnl ca eel mai po-
trivit termen pc care sal ccara
swictelor este a Sc face o, ale-
gerc gencrala pentru camera 81
senat, 81 acasta ca ,ln preludiu al
fnccpcrei sne9ociatiilor de pace
intre aliati 81 soviete.
Toatc sefnnele arata ca Polo
mia decfsa a face pace Gu 80.
vietele daca interesele eli 81 Ro-
mniei. precum 81 a statelor Bal
tice sunt pc dcplin garantatc.
Polonia Sc pregateste a eere ga
rante indeajuns ca sovietcle nu
numai ca nu vor face incercari
ca sd raspdndcasca propaganda
lor in Polonia, ci nici in tarile a.
late, Persia 81 coloniilc englezc.
\ Aplecarea Poloniei sprc pace
este un rezultat al refuzului IA
cut de Anglia la apelul polonilor
dupa ajutor.
Decizia finala a Poloniei MI va
afecta atitudinea Frantci att cit
Millerand e. premier, sc crede ea
Franta nu va recunoaste guvcr-
nul sovietist.
Rosi psrd multi in panica de
la Odessa. - Londra. = Forte
le rusilor bolBeyisti au fost arun-
cate din Odessa suferind perdere
de 5000 de prisonieri, 81 armate-
le rosii Sc afla nitro panica de
nedescris" spune o stire dc Ia
Central News din Copenhaga.
Bclsevistii In coasta Caspsana.
= Londra. -, Bolsevistii all o.
crpat coasta ,Marii Caspiene. du1
pa cum spune o depesa trimisa
din Moscova prin telegrafia fara
fir.
Fortelc bolscviste la fel 1nain-
teaza pc malul Marii Negre la
douazeci de. mile la northwest de
Odessa, dupa cum spune un CO.
munieat al guvernului sovietisr.
I'm resiunea ~Cancazului,' spune
comunicatul, trlpele rosii an o.
rupat Blagadarnoe. la cincizeei
de mile spre -rasarit de Ia Sta
vropol. -
Sc pregatesc a invada India.
Washington. BoEevistii
rusi reruteax4ss IIadicni 81 prise
nieri de razboin in noui unitati Ia
Turkestan, dnpa cum spun infor-
matiile primifs la despartamdn-
tul statului., Sc, spunc ca bolsevi
stii au stabilit bazc militare in
imprejarimi ca un preliminar de
a invada India.
Un raid al hotilor. - Toledo.
= Magaziile find curatite de be
utura de catrar agentii federali,
conform legii prohibited, hotii all
ineeput sa dea toata atentia la
pivnitelc private, umplute en- a.
cest !;chid oprit.
in districtul elegant, hotii al
mtrat in pivnita lui Morris Ko-
bacher, 81 Ia golit-o de mai mul.
te sticle de gin, sampanie 81 alte
beuturi.
Vincri hotii AL facut vizita
la pivnita unor teatre 81 au dus|
cu ci mare captitatc Vie beuturi,
care fost Illegal pusa in acel loc.
1Ginistrul Lane i3i * dsmisia.
- Washington - Ministrul de
interior, STA illaintat delnisia
presedintelui Wilson. S'a Stiut
de m oare care timp Cd Lane a.
re de gind sa paraseasca cabine-
tul, atunci cind va ii convenient
pentru preyedintele ca SAL usu-
reze de aceasta sarcina.
Sc site cd planurile d-lui La
ne, pcntru viitor, n'au fost pc
deplin aratate, 6nsa in curllkd
vor Fl anuntate.
Ell fost ministru de interior
de Ia inceput, de cind prescdin-
tele Wilson ajuns IL putere.
-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09

Cilnele erou do h Ug1s, mort.
- Hackcnsack, n. j. - IN GEN.
trala politici din HaSkenssck e
mare jale; Jerry Z mort!
Jerrey un cine din rasa ter.
rierilor, fost nxscut IA Belgia
81 a fost adoptat ~ IN smerican.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09

unul dtntre termenii de pace
ps care-i " pune aliAtii. - Pa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09

Jerry scapat viata la multi
soldati. In luptele de la Marne
a dus stire pcste riul Marne.
scapfnd de gloantclc inarnicului.
Tn automobil a trccut peste e.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09
Sc pregatec a invada Indi

Washington. BolSevistii
rusi reruteaxa I1ndicni 81 prise
nieri dc razboin i'm noui unitati Ia
Turkestan, dapa cum spun infor-
matiile primifs Ia despartamfn-
tul statului.l Sc, spunc ca bolsevi-
stii au stabilit bazc militare in
imprejarimi ca un preliminar de
a invada India.
The Owosso times., 1920-12-03
Puzzle to NaturaIlsts.

There are two animals. says a writer
in Pearson's Weekly, that puzzle natu-
ralists more than any others. They
are natures submarine and airplane-
the whale and the eagle. 1t is known
that whales occasionally descend as
far as 5000 feet below the surface Of
the sea-a depth Mt which, from the
pressure Of water, they ought to be
crushed flat. Why trey are not in
jured, naturalists have yet to discover.
1t is this pressure that prevents a
modern submarine from descending to
depth of more than some 300 feet.
Eagles have been seen, through tele-
scopes, to fly with apparent eass from
10000 to 10000 feet above sea level At
that height no human being car. live,
owing to the rarefaction of the air.
How the birds live and fly at far
greater heights than man can endure
is another question still unanswered.
The Owosso times., 1920-12-03

try; then youll be MT as fiddle again
but don't go too far away, because
want to watch over you and see how
you get along"
"You're too good to me-" said Eliza
beth gratefully, "but I've really decid-
ed it's best to resign"
swell, anyway, l won't accept II
until you've had a months rest"
They argued back and forth for half
an hour or more, and Thompson won
In the end. He chose the place and
even engaged the room, and insisted
upon her leaving the next afternoon.
During the following days he was
untiring in his attentions. and often
she wondered whether she was doing
right to accept so many kindnesses
from him; yet he did nothing that
she could actually criticlse. He was
simply a most considerate employer,
and from his letter to his wife, she
knew how much he valued her serv-
Ices. 1t was doubtless half self-inter-
est that prompted his actions.
When the time finally arrived for
her to leave the country, Elizabeth de-
cided naturally enough that she could
not possibly desert him after accepting
so much from him, although during
the entire month he had never once
mention her returning to work for his
firm. That evening as the two sat
alone on the old-fashioned veranda.
Elizabeth decided to broach the SUBJ
ject.
"I-I think I'll go back to the office
tomorrow" she said rather unevenly.
"NO, you won't" he declared, to her
amazement. 81 know that, somehow,
you didn't want to continue there, and
the only reason didn't let you sever
your connection was because--because
I've loved you ever since the first
minute / saw you, but I was afraid
that IL ! proposed to you then you'd
think you didn't know me well
enough"
Propose !" echoed Elizabeth blank
ly.
"Yes," he said, losing his last YES
tige Of self-possesslon, "for the last
two months I've simply had to sit on
myself to keep from doing 1t, but I
ought to tell you, Elizabeth, that we
can't live in the affluence you might
expect, because I'm supporting my
widowed sister and her little boy"
"But-but l was sure you were mar
ried," stammered the girl.
"What made you think SOP" he
asked. and Elizabeth felt the blood
rush into her face as she realized the
quandary she was In.
"Because-because all your buttons
were on and on straight, and bachelors
either have one or two missing, or
else sew them on wrong" she ended
triumphantly.
you're left there" he laughed hap
PLY. "There's one off my coat this
minute"
"Then I'll sew It on some time, may
be-" she said rather breathlessly.
The Owosso times., 1920-12-03
DIAMONDS IN RIVERS BED
Diving Bell Employed to Bring Gems
From the Bottom of the VaaI
River in Africa.

Deep in the Vaal river in South
Africa are diamonds. To get them q
device on the diving bell principle Is
employed having tubular shaft and
an air lock. This consists of two pom
toons rigidly connected by decks,
between which roomy caisson or div
ing bell Is sunk to the river bed.
A tubular shaft joins the casson to
chamber above the water level and
the whole is air locked. To keep the
calsson submerged it is weighted with
iron ballast, says the South African
Mining and Engineering Journal.
Compressed air Is forced into the
interior Of the upper or air lock cham
ber, the shaft and the bell or caisson,
and the river water being thus forced
out below 1t is possible to carly on
digging and loading operations con-
veniently. The gravel Is hoisted up
the shaft and delivered into a chute
which holds about ton. The bell is
provided with collapslble seats attach
ed to the wall for the accommodation
Of workers during lifting operations.
The Owosso times., 1920-12-03
Buttons and
Bachelors
Iy CORONA REMINGTON


20. 1890. by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
elizabeth Langston scowled at the
reflection in her mirror and upbraided
herself severely as she put the finish
ing touches to her hair.
"He may be the loveliest and most
considerate employer a stenographer
ever had, and he may be killingly
goOd-lOOking, too, but that's no reason
for going crazy over him, especially
as he's probably married and has a
dozen children"
She had said the same thing to her.
self perhaps forty times during the
past two months, but it had had little
effect In changing her feeling toward
the charmingly irresistible individual
who dictated letters to her all day,
and once in q while confided his busi-
ness anxieties.
With gesture of impatience she
Jabbed final hairpin into her soft
brown hair and started downstairs.
Half an hour later she had reached
the Office and was glancing over the
morning mail. There were several let
ters that she could not answer with
out Mr.. Yhompson's advice, so she rose
and went over and placed them on his
desk as usual. AS she did so her eye
fell upon hand-written letter lying
there, and before she realized 1t she
had read 1t.
"My dear Margie," 1t began. 81
hope you won't feel I've been neglect
ing you by my long silence, but every
thing has been at skies and sevens
In the office lately and I've hardly had
time to sleep. Things are getting
Strengthened out at last and hence
forth you'll hear more often.
"Miss Langston is the most wonder
full stenOgrapher l ever had-absolute-
ly efficient and thoroughly charming.
I'm sure it's too good to last.
"Too bad little Jacks had the
measles. Look out for his eyes.
'Tm sending $500 to the National
for you to check against. Let me
know how things are coming along.
"Love to the boy and yourself.
JACK"
Elizabeth sank weakly into the near
est chair while the desk and type
The Owosso times., 1920-12-03

writer seemed to jump up and down
In front Of her. 1t was Just what she
had expected and just what she had
toid herself all the time, yet when 1t
cafne to facing the fact she found that
she had not really expected anything
Of the sort A moment later John
Thompson walked into the office and
Immediately noticed that something
was wrong.
"Why, what's the mattcr?" he asked
with concern. you're as white as q
sheet. I hope It's not bad news"
"No-yes-that is Oh, can't
tell you. It's really nothing much after
ALL" she ended bravely.
"Well, whatever 1t is," he said, plac-
ing his hand gently on her shoulder,
"just remember that l sympathize and
only wish I could help you. If you
ever feel like telling me, and there's
anything l can do-Im right here"
His concern and sympathy made 1t
all the harder to bear, and Elizabeth
had difficulty In controlling herself,
but she dragged somehow through the
day and ft last was able to go home.
Reaching there she made q hasty ex-
cuse to her mother, said that she
would not be down to supper, and
rushed up to her room to think II
over. BY next morning she had de-
cided to resign at any cost, and in the
dark she rehearsed her little speech
to her employer over and over, but
when later In the morning, the moment
arrived, she had forgotten every word.
"Mr. Thompson" she began, her
voice trembling, "Tve-Tve-Tm going
to resign" she blurted out at last.
"Ye gods!" he exclaimed. 81 knew
something went wrong yesterday morn
ing, and If Pm to blame I'll apologize.
Do tell me. l can't let you go like
this"
"You haven't done q thing. / wish ]
could convince you but I'm afraid
you'll Just have to take my word for
It,"
"You're simply all worn out. That's
what's the matter he said soothingly.
Take q months vacation In the coun-
The Owosso times., 1920-12-03
Commissioners' Notice

In the matter of the estate of Walter C. Bal
com. deceased.
We. the undersigned. having.been appointed by
the Hon. Matthew Bush. Judge of Probate in and
for the County of Shiawassee. State of Michigan,
Commissioners to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against said
estate, do hereby give notice that we will meet at
the residence of +. C. Wilson in the Township of
Middebury in said county, on Thursday the goth
day of January. A. ID. 1921. and on Monday. the
2lst day of March. A. D. 1921 at ten o'clock in the
forenoon of each of said days. for the purpose of
receiving and adjusting all claims against said
tate. and that four months from the 10Th day of
November. A. ID. 1920. are allowed to creditors to
present their claims to said Commissioners for ad-
justment and allowance.
Dated the 18th day of November. A. d. 1920.
f. r. VINCENT.
L. G. WILSON,
36-39 Commissioners.