davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-28

what is wrong with the tariff systcm
Tolcdon Blade
Tho cugar profltcors royol rcelns to
be subsiding, but the millions who
missed Dackberry cobblcr in July and
have no blackberry jam on the shelf
mover will forgive the crime OF 1920
Atlanta Constitution,
4 story from Wisconsin says that a
woman who has been asleep for two
years was awakened by her baby. If
that j. the best a Wisconsin baby cen
do At waking tho folks up, Wisconsin
hal better keep sin. Detroit Free
Press
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-28
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1920.

A careful perusal Of our state OK
changes disc oses this fact;
They are all afraid Of Agan.
The Free Press and St. Adams Mes.
songer, say it is HARNESS. or Agan.
Moral vote lor HARNESS.
The Rabbit papers say it Is Rabbit
or Agan Moral, vote for Babbltt.
The Emery papers all say, it Is
Emery or Agan. Moral, vote for
Emery
There you are. Morrisville Mes
senger.
The Messenger may be right but we
doubt it. Unless there is a marked
change in the situation Agan will be
the ta-ender when the votes are
counted Two years ago Mr.. Clement
was nominated by the support of two.
thirds Of The Democratic vote cast and
la few thousand Republican votes. This
Iyear is presidential year and the De
Imocrats have popular candidate OF
Ithcirlown. There will be less tendon.
cy on the r part to vote for the Repub-
Ilicau candidates. MI Agan will not
Iget nqsfiy 80 many Democratic totag
az dldaMg clement and rot han ab
many IsShh4cqn votes bcoaese lles IS
mot sos@elli Known, and has not made
so aggres gye campaign Due to the
presidential canvass this year the
Republican vote will undoubtedly be
several thousand larger than in 1918,
llf this proves to be the case very few
of these extra votes will be for Mr.
IAgan. If the women vote Mr. Agan
will be showed under as the women OF
Vermont are not for any candidate
whose chief interest is in the liquor
traffic Col Emery has done rather
much 1colding, which never gets a
Candidate anywhere and lie has made
no apnreciable progress for weeks al
this end Of the state. The Banner ex
lpects to see the contest at its close
Ichefly between Nh Rabbit and Mr.
Hartness .s L4.e
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-28
Records PROVE What
OWnerS KnoU

Ocean to ocean automobile travel
has not become so common as not
to be Of interest to all motorists
regardless of the time required in
making the trip.
Hundreds of cars have sought
to set new time records between
San Francisco and New York.
But it has not been an easy ac-
complishment, The records broken
by Essex had stood for four years.
Your demands can not equal
those made in the transcontinen-
tai trip. But you require equal
reliance of your car whatever the
service imposed.
Light weight has meant economy
Of operation in fuel and oil. 1t has
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-28

test automobile carrying u s. Mail across the American
continent with the light weight moderate priced Essex And
establishing the Essex holder of the ansconinna
record both ways.
while importance the world of speed
and Sportsmanss of value the mooris For
doubt the reliability of light weight the most difficult and
hardest road service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
SALARY BOOST
STILL UNDECIDED
Board Doesn't Favor Definite
General Hike for Teachers

Irregular slary iucrooUs according
TO iudNidIsi H,c'.s ANA mciit rather
than a definite gDnctl incT,u@ iu
tea,hcr's salaries w1s The pfvtrrru.
expressed ty several t1atd of edu,du n
members today
4 general % p,rctn; increase WIS
requested last night hy tvuchcis rev.
f,son'aihCs ~ the board meeting
Tom EauFh favored Increases accord
ing - the rb.litN Efforts aud qualjil-
cations q tho teacher. more than ~
percent In some caacs and less IN
others
r. Nfs W T. Lindsay said today that
she IA rot IN favor ~ general 10
percent Increase but that ph" f,t
gfnde teachers are h'lug uudcrpald,
nd riouiJ go' suhsi niiap riwc
Iligh school tcafhors should set what
ever It Is possible for. fhc board Il
rev them. Mrs Lindsay said
Tho teachers err far undorpald "
said Elliott AhCr, II have always beer
In favor of Increasing their sqlatiet %
Rev J T. Matloclg focs not f,Vor an
average ralse of ~ percent hu, b..
licycs thp' 30 percent should be max .
mum Increase
The proposal Of a 50 percrnt 'rrrear'
IN salaries was no, discussed las'
night but viii he taken up NJ n special
meeting IN lie held next week rroha.
hly Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
pARLEYs upon
PEACE PACT At
DECISIVE END
Democrats Make Final Stand
For Compromise Plan

WAflllSGTON. Jan ~ Ml pirl,ys
.rlWt,n republic Ms Hnl dcmoc.I's IN
the senate Intended To huus about s
compounds ON tLr peace ucaiy f,r0l-
ya..urs s,me 10 % decisive rni d' nni'c
'ud yesterday Tlr % plrtfrn .Hn.
ti,U.r which hnd l,,p s.tlins IN SEN
.t.r lodE,s Office broke up 10 d.s,.
.I,m,ut ani VIII NOT 60 convened d
as..n
1ic dIIagrccm,ht came amer senator
l..gU un boh2.i ol tHr f,p.lu,abr.
D.4 aAi.d q most positive refusal tu
}lol ib unl comp I"rils' ou ulr frH'f-
,tl,uns ou article DO nnl the Monloc
lnlti me
s,Wwr' Hitchcock lhcfcapon an
rulu,,d that his next tt,p VIII bs To
ialNt in tie senate ON February 10 io
hi ng w ilu treaty Tor J.s,IsSlun Vn
ilr floor III, s,hHtor hthpDs hs mo
ton win be supported by ~ least
rly uTco d,mucfAts and by cnook Il
i,p4u.l,1ns ~ make up. mulnii'A
th.tby throwing the entire treaty
Ia.s M hgain open to dyban ih ihf
senate.
E,fvre lrnunG last niell on Gyins
itIp 30 Nebraska. Senator htcAco, \
t',t,d that Senator Walsh u Montana
WlI s,Ir notice In the SENATE today NJ
The motion which Senator Hitchcock
VIII make upon hts return,
Senator Hitchcock NAs unadylscd As
20 vlclhcr his motion would be looked
up0n In favor by tho Wkitc lious '.
ilo sl.d he tad not hetn Bble 10 com
mUnl,aie with The prcsid,nt r With
Secretary TuWulty rsard'gg II
jus, b,fofs the conference, broke up
'he deuocfals made their final stand
fog q change ~ the Lodge tcscryuti0n
un HtI,.' ten Having iniied - got
their own pispoSil accepted. they
throw INTO the hopper the draft " n
i,scn 'ion prepared hy former ircsi-
.rnI TIT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

RELATIVES sceFF At REPoaT
OF DRUtILoFF xEjtR1Ee1IM
TO LEAD MAMMOTH RED DRIVE

that lrnsiloN represents. IN the eyes
II the Rusr,sn masses. Hll that Nss
hateful. brutal ana autocfaiic IN the
rzytlN regime. liut such In the iir,
iItlhlo facts. In him the millions oi
men now compost hs q compact dnd
uc, ding to all reports. Nrll dls'ip.
lln,d hOlsheNlst arfu, see a.. last nan
ner lenrtr " DlnrlSm IN a Nhr m
.1r cause which they frpudiit,d ns
soon rs lcnine ana TnoiIhy oumc INTO
rover
Only Great Comm mhndsr.
For them ana thrlr kln To- lhr cities
ana tnNps and on the farms the new
~ Nih.yf bcfit intcs not from ne
1ay " "a. ahdlcatl0n ~ NicOolH II,
.ut from the dsy. of thcif avn Hc,cs.
son % power fhs bloody ihl.lm
H'r'Gskbs heroic but vain effort to
Stem the tide of nnarch} ~ Tor lhcu
a n,shlmafc and sVery lradlus nflfc
who In those days was not Win them
Naf and IN thcit eyes viii ever bc -
uF.tnst Whem-
II was In that interim that nfusilof.
the only great military 80 nInHnd-l
uinding Loyalty BY kcr,nsky made hi
titani,c effort TO snatch victory out Of
The laws ~ dsio,t--sn effort which
history win class with the near super
human feais ~ ou sgsS, but which m.
rulk ~ the kussIan ro"ple terribly sic,
- bleeding for n lost rfuse, viewed -
amt Wow todiy-as inhufnan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

NEW YORK. Jan 81 rs abHnri
General nrusiipn has been dead for
mote than three ytnrH
Thus MIS- Charles Johnston n
Ilrookbn commented Yesterday upon
a cable dispnt,h nom Wersaw that me
flnOu- ituhsiin commander. Neu .
Nife Is Mrs Iohuf'ons slater, i "
head bolsho,is, army ~ cglt million
men In gsautc drive io make nll
central Europe gr1 li'r husltni
Charles Johnston. magazine su''r
N mis- "a the story with The flnt hs-
.,r'iuu
- am convinced that ranrrii luuN
M " d,td and that tiuf q, r,Ifntt u
~ onb q myth IrNtHi,l bt Iro'lhy to
frEtun MS sBcm.rs II rs .u opNi'HF
fri ~
Dru,ilor rhted
Tho ft0y II HfIslOff iesprr c'lnn
however. and n TroiftN dr' N'.n
him, comes from reliable Amrr,I ~
var corfotpondtpt who ~ htr'"r tNr
scene than Tie generals r,lai,'t m
New YORK Admittedly thr . 'nrdr
Gnsc of the Russian military grnp'
would 10 mlaclf but RHssih ia q
lHnd " mlracl.a
hut more miraculous than his reap
peIance ss chief coniaandel wolld '"
he retention Of The comm nd fur more
Than twelve or tNentJ .four houfs Nllh'
out uninosinE q general revolt '! ihr
army which he ~ 10 ltad
u IL Little known outside of knsNh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
JENKINS NOT PARTY
TO BANDITS PLANS

WAeHiNGToN, Jan. si.~~A>sertions
Dat William %, JrrkIns. American con.
oilar agent nj Puebla. Mexico. was I'm
O'icated with the bandits who kld.
Srprd him were oharar,cr',ed as ut.
4riy riirmlous' Yesterday by pr
yames NJ TAYLOR OF New York, secre
Nry of the board ~ missions OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. Doctor
Taylor was witness before 4 special
trsminer for the senate foreign rels
lions sub committee, to whom he told
The story of lie own tapturs by McNi-
cen soldiers, The aodler.. he said
hrre later paid t20e by his friends 10
obtsin his release, Dr. Taylor Vas
Nrtured white on = business trip near
4aMnIco stNefAl nronths 40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
E'S FR|END
slTIENDINe MEET
!. Of SOCIALISTS
"Most Prosecuted Man In u
S.," Says Oscar EmerineeL

y III more xere known about socisl
lsm. more peopls W aid ,dsrsinnd
what 10 behind Lcnlne shst behind
froiIky. and What 10 bchinj Eugene
v. Dchs." Has tl' statement ~ utc :
Erneringer. sodalst and for ten years
Ailinsts ssgocialr o. NicioE !. Brisef
IN a eonyefsnuon Saturday Emcrinsef
"A In Oklahoma CIV attending the
three .dhy fcrsion 4 the socialists Of
the state. which started today
"vieior lltrger IL nov the ipOai per
secuted mn In tho United states
More vicious statements have been
made against him rnd mJre ilnScrH ~
hate pointed eecuri Dsly ~ bin inan
ANY man since the time of John BtJ"n
\ Nd dIarpofh Fofrv." no said.
BSrer 10 not nov In prlsoa. contrary
20 the ideas ~ many bui ne editor
of tho Milwaukee LENDER he Is
Awaiting h.aring before The Supreme
ro,irt In February On the chHrge of
viol ilon Of the csp'onae, act Emcfih-
ser says
The purpose Of the meeting n the
soc ocailsls II to perfect the rinir or
Rnnilntion, 10 name all nominees Tor
the state ticket. md TO elect Twelve
delccn,es 20 The national convention IN
New York. Nay / according 80 ", W
einelalr. sncIeiary II the Oklahomo
Organization That recommendations
Nill be pbssed 90 instruct the entire
delegation for Ehrcn' V lcb- for 50
eiaiisi nom NEE for president, was hh-
clalr's statement
Fworlngrt is expected 20 address The
OocIalifis during tho convention In Rd'
dIil0n 10 nddfrssos hy hdolph Getm"f.
former nnilonnl secretary oi the party
and previously n delegate ~ the inter.
ra'lonnl roirwliic- 20 Enehrd and
France 10 investigate labor conditions
for The iinitod Mine Workers. and Dan
Hornn former mor,ber ~ the national
executive, committee Hogan speaks
Saturday and 8ermer Sunday nigh, at
Q banquet of the 500 attending the
SiectlnS Tho mee,,ns closes Monday
bisM The saturday morning meeting
Nns devoted to u business session OF
ere convention
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
MEXICAN INQUIRY 70
Be RUSHED THROUGH

IL PAro. Tssas Jon 18th. hars|
inss ~ the senate rubscOinmlttoe lu.
ytHli9ntins Nssiepp conditions wIu
he rushed through ~ speedy nniss
upun M, opening ~ me sHrA0u haFd
Mrniny morning Sr.feiafy llnn Jacks|
Hpu stated last nlgr
On puoount oi M, dc'gy IN rosumink|
The taking NJ t,Hilmony due 10 ihpps2
~ Rcna,"r fals hnlily. q nUphcr ii
WitncNcs Nnnfe evidence Would bd
m'rob cumulative hty. been ellmt !
nnirj II wnr s'r'cd FROM prsssnt
nilcptionr u IN Thought hat the cois 4
mlii". VII be- obi" to complete its|
work IN VI fnso BY the ,nd ~ ncst|
W.tYI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

Murder convittloD Affirmed Con.
,lciiun N u \ Collier To- the murder
II e n Mcfouon al Al"n. Nav y.
i'iG WIS rffirmcd 'od1N ID the cfifui.
mol court VI Hpp'ilH Nt',ffon WIS q
graduate ~ ~" inlyrrsiiy Of oklnhoun
school ~ pharmacy rnluor Wns viv'a
q llfs sentence Ms plea Wis s,lf'
defense aud insanity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

Divorce 4. orar,sd. 4 divorce A..
er,r With the cus'ndt ~ tNu minor
Children nnl riIW1rV n 81 month
'1r ''ch chid Wns granted Mr. Node
T. Wood his morning ffom " %
" ond hy Iudrc George v rlafk 1hr
diyofce wnB granted on a TOr1 pHi.iun
fl'd ly Mrs Noois IN answer tu a
suit hiuusht ~ her lual,anJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
Normal r.mp.rs,u~ Forecast,

WhSUlSGTON ian 81 -- W-1t 81
~ elections fof The week beHlnr ur
Nordiy Hfr taH ani Wei ~ "
states G,nrrally fair with nearly nor
nIhI tNmparailTrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
stsamshln serNlea PINNED.

rOSrpN ireland and noston viii Doe
In direct connection when new steam.
ship service inansufntos lls iriuhi
sailing early neSt year. the other load-
ing pof,s on this side being New York
ar1 PORTLAND
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
WAsrINoroN = More ,ha, n ,ooo,

WARRINGTON - More hlN wow,
U0N 900 o' foreign securities have tSrn
sbld 20 American Investors suce NV
lgll. according To report today of the
treasury department In response ~ "a
senate resolution. OF thls amount sp-
pToxlmateiy oue billion and hslf wete
offered By the government OF Great
Hri'ain and ireland.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

KANSAS CITY Mo. Jan 81 tn
Influenza situation IN Kansas CITY CO.. o.
tnues iyaCtlcaiiy stationary accord TX
= IN r. ~ Bullock health director
New influenza cases reported 10 N"
olrd VI health yesterday number 40
compared with 2it reporBei Thursday
New cases OF pncpm onla totaird ~
dccr,ase of u from The number re-
ported Thursday Influenza deaths re-
ported Friday Numbered ~ two mo-"
than on THURSDAY. while seven pnc =
w0nla deaths were reported yesterday
tao less thsn ON Thursday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
Vital Statistics

Marriage Licenses,
John e GILLESPIE bn and Allie John.
con. w. both .; Tits city.
Guadalupe Garcia, 81 and HeHtris
osveloboi ~ 10th 81 this city
y. O. Roberts 81. snd Elsrra strong
a. both ~ This rlty
J. A, Chemh,- 81 Carthage. No
and Ola l.. Galloway. n. this city
n g, Smith. 81 Enid, and Margaret
= Robertson, ~
II Deaths.
Funeral services of y W Ilghtle
q yssts old Who died Wednesday AT
erNoon AZ Colorado springs Colo, VII
held Sunday nrernoon Hi tho hoW
II hie mother, Mrs T.. n Lishtle g.
Hsu Seventh stree, Rev. I. frans
oeash wiIi have rhsrss Of the .servi
-. BURIAL viii he a. Latham Kan
u. 1lah'ie was a mall carrier for stv
m cySsra
Mr. Frr~is WilIett.
V1aeeei services for Mrs Fannls
Nile4t. 70 Year, ola NJ 1915 IVES
oAiNeaash street. Who died astyrds f,
III y held Sunday afternoon ~ the
eSpeee ~ J o'elort. Burial Sill be
o --------
M. q. q. ttsN.
3, :,';s; 4: x e., r.; +.s;. Z 0 ,,t..' m.''
nsdal IN - = Pair
|Efaat;;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

Navy Wants TO Propose This r.
lcHp ytpf l.et W. Ifppnso ~ SOU.
ioin the navy" posters pt' boinT rnini
80 ~ Tho HNN recruiting station for
uIc In Oklahoma recruiting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

Three Army Recruit Parties Three
r'cruiilng parties are to bo s"ut Ou'
ftdn the amy recruiting stHiLun this
Nrs Ia obtain men Tor q cif RESPECTIVE,
auiAations. From the Twenty third
al ulry Lieut.. charles =. Lynch viii
t5kc four men 10 cbickn shs ind LltM
trnv fRmrbsl. with four men, viii
20 10 Okmulgts Cap, peter E Iicr
mel nnd four men from the Second
ongineers viii b. stationed At TuIss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
HUNGARY PROMISED
!. y. S. AID, IS REPORT

COPENHAGEN, ian. 81 A BudspsN
a sAispstoh today quotes the newspa per
gsnyst ~ that city. sylns It under.
Oihds that Bris Gen Henry T.. BAND
Ip,s, u = A, American military ren-
~ ntsiive iH nHdspest has offered 10
nm er fiuszsr "the support ~ Amer.
ri 10 the Hungarian peace dclesa.
Con"
Tho rsws~sper ndis that General
Sapdhol'4 viii accompany the Hun
t~vian del cation when II returns to
France ana sys TO the peace confer
onee n reporl ~ the Impressions he has
ptceivsd on Ne situation during his
stay In iIungarv
A budapest d pstchsd dated Jann-
cry ~ AMI rscelv 4 IN this country On
January 30. announced that lirlRnfier r.
General Bandholtr vas shortly 10 leave
for Paris. rnh Tint he would he relieved
by Gpn' Smith. former acting minister
10 Denmark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
MOTHER .IN.LAW GETS
BLAME FOR TROUBLES

Too much neither In l1W Is the
rtVuu'7 for n divorce .Fhpd In pet.
ton nIei ip mo district court th's
uY'riur b. read Lewis against
jnm,f lows.
They were mui,d year rgn. the
f'H'nnn fnSs IN hor petition. aud since
tl'i pmp phc has boon forced 10 I've
Wi'h the parents of her husband I'll
rr.ltr.in law, she charges. waild
'Wrkr up t1lcs of hCT wrong doing
rui ~ the whole cloth and tell them
- the husbiml in an effort 10 bring
nlout sonlrailon She Hsks for The
restoration ~ her maiden nnms AMI
fut ie5 week t-muutrv alimony
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

stafehliaht for Army Rservitcrs-A
huge s'lrchliRhi. op,rtOd b. q muster
slsciri'ian. IL bping brought her, by
officials 20 the Rfuy rrCIu ing sta
ton Ia be played on the streets a.
night - an ajNeIttemont VI ftcmi,in.
activities
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
QfYB1iefs

Love Wants pivoree-Whon lo,s
uNS cold
Nvrs Love has nled suit for divorce
it'm p N Love. alleging cruelty
TE,J we're married IN April. lgi9
John the Baptist. Sermon Subject.
ENsttnd Covil \ CraLb. p,dor ~ the
tUrirl ~, Sbb t,fian Chusrh. Tvs.uh
rnl lllrycl streets VII open u saIi,s
of sermons on Blbiical characters ~
tic morning service SUNDAY lliS ff.t
sutI,ct vii b. John tbs baptist,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

dufInn febFuaTy Tho thfee p1ftI's
are from Camp Travis. ssn Antonio
ToxAs.
Morp,linc habit cured, whisky and All
nlroholic rtlmulnnta. the only man M
the StnIe who rufrs Tho fnufi'hlnf hai.
II nr Mck1nna. 1923 W Nh
II Phone Walnut 2s2 IAdy }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
Mlddlemsn Too Hoqolsh.

schools viii open the winter semester
with dancing cls'ses Included In the
curriculum Questlonnaircs recently
sent to the parents ~ all punils re-
suited In an overwhelming scntlmcot In
favor of dancing In the schools.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

Aunt Midl Wns visiting her nephew
'agk. wh, hld Just returned ttom tie
arctic lfcpgrs pf north Rlfstp
It waa awrI'y cold, want ~
ho asGei
III WAS. Sometimes We couldn't even
60 olt. It Nss SO cold %
'i.uw could YOU ten when I, was a.
c9'' unless YOU went Cut 'rgtF'
We uafd to stick the point of the
lSyonet through the ieyhole and II u
'roke off We steved indoors - Amerl-
can fcEiOu Weekly
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-22

have hereunto set our hands this the 9th day of April, 1920.
 (Signed:)
 w. H. Gibbons, Chairman
 Jos. Udall, Member,
 Burr w. Porter, Member. Attest: E. Y. Peterson, Clerk. A petition having been filed with this Board, signed by E. P. Howell and others, praying for a change in the Navajo-Adamana road and the. establishment of said road along he following lines:
 Beginning at the NV corner of Section 29, T. 20. R. 28E., thence running west one mile to town ship line, thence in a southeastern | lX direction about four miles to the intersection of the Adamana- New Mexico state line road. This change crossing the following sections; viz: 25, 26, 27, 28, 32, 33 and 34, township 20 N., range 25E., G. & 5. R. M.
 And it appearing to the Board that the said petition was signed i by at least ten persons, residents and taxpayers of Apache County; and it further appearing that mo- l tice had been duly posted, as re- quired by law, stating the begin ming and terminus of said road. its general course and direction, and further stating that applica- tion would be made to the Board of Supervisors on the fifth day of April, 1920, for action on said pe- tition and for the establishment of said road, and satisfactory proof of posting such notices hay ing been made to the Board. it was ordered that Gustav Becker, A. E. Henning and E. P. Howell be and are hereby appointed as a board of viewers, to view out and locate said road and to appraise and report all damages that may be caused by the said location.
 The Treasurer was ordered to mark Mrs. Beatrice Garcia "ex- empt from taxation.
 Upon written request, Dr. Boul- din was given a leave of absence from the State for sixty days, said leave to date from April 12th 1920.
 Assessor Johu R. Coleman ap- peared before the Board in the matter of having a deputy to make up the 1920 tax roll and it was ordered that he be allowed S1OO.OO for that purpose.
 Bids having previously been advertised for, for furnishing election supplies for the coming l Road Bond election, the Board now proceeded to open and ex- anime such bids. It appearing to the Board that only one bid was submitted, that of the St. Johns Herald, it was therefore ordered that their proposition be accepted for the lump sum of Two Hun dred ($2OO.OO) Dollars.
 It appearing to this Board,