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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

For factory use n screwdriver has
been invented that Ia operated
through n flexible shaft by an over
head motor, which can be shut off
and the tool tmrned by hnnd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
GARDEN OF GIRLS
mig, Little, Tall, Short and Fat
b Girls Take Part In Program at
~ " W a. A SATURDAY.

Presence OF 400 grade and high
erhool girls yesterday afternoon
transformed girls work Clubrooms OF
the Y. W. G. A. into a garden of
firls" at the formal opening of the
Girls work department for the year.
x Girl reserves, girl scouts ana
,kampfire girls from the grade
echools were entertained in two dif-
ferent groups at 2:30 and $3.50
qclock, the same procedure being
followed. a model girl reserve club
program was given by the girls. con-
listing OF a salute 10 the flag, the
girl reserve code In concert, Amer
Tea the Beautiful" the Lords prayer,
n talk by a girl from each club on
home statement from the code. spe-
bal music, n reading and tho girl
reserve song The girls then marched
BY twos down stairs to the gymna-
Gum on the first floor where games
md contests were engaged In and
bllypops served,
& A number OF leaders accom-.
panied the different girl groups. The
Entertainment was In charge OF Mis;
Mabel Sones, senior girls work sec
retary. and Miss Kathleen n, Simms
junior secretary, who were assisted
IN the gymnasium by Miss Mary II
Clarke, head OF the physical educa.
tton department, and Miss Ruth Sed.
wick, recreation secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Negroes Indicted for
Murder BriR0s Hdbeds
Corpus Proceedings

Hearing on the habcas corpus
petition filed IN district court
Saturday by S. G.. Gross and II. j,
Greene. negro officers. charged
with the murder OF Clem Williams.
a negro. on September %, Is set
for October &. The petitioners
ask the court TO allow them free
dom on bail while awaiting trial,
williams was fatally wounded
when ono of the defendants fired
at him, The officers claim they
had arrested Williams In the net
OF selling liquor to a white man,
but friends of the dead negro say
tho shooting was unprovoked and
that Williams did not attempt to
escape from the officers after
his arrest.
The petitions set out that the
grand jury, which indicted the
two men. did not have sufficient
evidence upon which to base "A
murder charge and that these de-
PENDANTS, Crosse, a city patrolman,
and Greene. "A constable. should be
allowed bail pending trial OF the
charge against them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Object 10 street Closing.

PAWHASKA, oct 1.--Important
extensions. OF railroad facilities al
pawhusNa are being planned 10y the
Midland Valley Railroad company
and this has led to the closing OF
the Prudom street crossing depriv-
ing the citizens south OF the station
OF their principal outlet to the bust
ness section. \ protest having been
filed with the Pawhuska CONNER.
cial cluL against .hls action, that
body isStaking the matter up with
the Midland Valley company Tho
property Involved has been used a.
street for Awclve years but has
always been railroad property. Bust
ness men Of the south side have en-
gagged attorneys to fight the case.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
APPEALS CONVICTION
Ncrdict Of -Four Years by Jury to Bc
Ta6tn 10 state supreme Court
by &. ID. Fuller.

G. Dee Fuller. convicted In dis
trict court last April on the charge
OF manslaughter In connection with
the shooting OF James Morris In a
cigar stand on East Fourth street,
where Mrs. Fuller was employed,
obtained the signature Of Judge
Redmond s. Cole Of district court TO
his case made Saturday, for an APP
peal from the findings OF the jury
to the state supreme court.
Morris was shot by Fuller while
tho former was talking to Mrs
Fuller. The latter. in his defense,
claimed Morris had broken up his
home and that when Morris, at the
request OF the husband refused to
discontinue his attentions to the
wife. Fuller shot him To death.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
GAVE HIM HIS
\ OWN MEDICINE
Assassin u n W illing to
/. Trust Himself to Pop
I ular Verdict.
HAD SHOT AT JUDGE
Governor Offers to Turn Him
Loose if He Would Face Mob
Clamoring Outside.

n LISBON. oct ? Tho governor Of
/ ll.isbon. Lieutenant Portclln, threat
oncd to shoot Manuel Nlcirn, th"
youthful svndicalist. who shot and
wounded Judge iiorta. n Moubcr ot
The tribunal ~ social defense. when
Vicira was tnkon boforo the governor
for interrogation after the crime.
/. Tho story OF the shooting of th"
Judgc has already been cablcd TO the
Associated Press As Judge llorta
was passing through one OF tho prin-
cipal atrr,ts ~ Lisbon, Aug. Il, four
ahots were fired at him. one Of the
bullets passing through his neck,
iust missing tho onroud artery lie
was not mortally wounded
Tho wounded man was conveyed
20 n hospital. the would be asFaesiu
ARRESTED and protected. with great
Difficulty against the populacc, who
Mantcd TO lynch him. and followed
hlm and his escort to thc police
laicaduuauers. There. Vicirn was
brought before the governor Fho
rakcd him what he had 10 say for
himself
X II avenged my comrades, who
Mere condemned by the Tribunal TO
which that man belonged. have
hhe right to do so," said Vlcira.
y Governor Portclla suddenly rose
And pointing n pistol at the syndical-
3st'a head, exclaimed:
"very welt; now | am going to
Xiii you"
The syndicalist. covering, cried:
g'Dont XIII me"
y WHY asked the governor. "Ac-
rording to your words. have right
30 do So
4 NO" exclaimed Vieira. "bccnuSe
have committed no crime against
Nustlce."
DO you really believe. In your
conscience. that you did nothing
Nrong7"
"Yes," was the answer.
VERY we'll" said Governor Por-
leila, "in that case ! ought TO give
lSou back your liberty" Calling n
policeman, he gave the order Set
Shis man free, lie IN to leave by
1he door he came In by"
Outside the enfurinted crowd was
hhouting death to the assassin" and
Nieira, knowing the fate that await
wi 0llts rnoVh VII Abt ~ VIZ
pfficer who was preparing to re-
snove the handcuffs, and begged to
remaln under arrest.
X Then the governor said Bternly
fYou see. your conscience lied t.
you II you had not committed q
trime against justice, you would no
fear the judgment OF your follow
ltftiozns. Take this man TO his cell
Later In the day. when the syndl'
callst was conveyed from the police
nation TO the prison three shots
were fired from distance at him,
Sr his escort, and the prisoner was
iMounded And taken 10 the hospital.
The police say they have knowl-
:tdge 6f n widespread syndicalist
blot to assassinate the police au-
Jhorities besides all the members
Ipf the tribunal OF public safety. One
,of the tribunal was killed as he
Hntered his house month ago, and
}he second In Judge Horta.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
BANKS PROFFER AID
Clearing House Promises to Rcfusc
Assistance To Alleged PING
"BootIcfgcrS" Here

Promise of the cooperation ana
support Of the Tulsa Clearing House
association in eliminating the broker
from the pipe market was given by
w. A. Rrownlee. member Of tho
association to the Purchasing
Agents association OF Tulsa at A
Joint meeting last night In the
municipal auditorium. Loans on
bills of lading will hereafter be re-.
fused pipe brokers by the banks, a
measure which will have a decided
effect in doing away with pipe
"bootlegging."
I>It was brought out during the
meeting that the purchasing agents
are not directing their campaign
solely against local brokers but also
at the mill owners, the source OF
the trade practice which they have
declared objectionah' and unfair.
/ Harold Jackson, local pipc
broker, was allowed to make a stato-
mcnt.
Another meeting OF the Tulsa
Clearing House association ana the
y Purchasing Agents association will
he held early next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Junior Chnmhcr Endnrscd.

pAWHUSKA, oct, 1.-The young
men OF Pawhuska are infected with
tho spirit Of progress which has been
manifest In commercial club work,
and have asked recognition and en-
dorscment OF the pawhuska CONNER
Cial club for the organization OF "A
Junior chamber of commerce. The
parent body has grown by leaps and
bounds since the first OF tho year,
but there arc many young men avail
able who are not members OF the
club whose services are valuable
along many lines Of civic Improve
ment. The junior chamber will be
under the supervision of the older
body but viii have It's own organiza'
tion ana It's own program, Endorse
ment was given today and prompt
organization will follow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
actors Sue Hotel Man
When He Refuses Them
Lodging for the Night

Damages OF $1,000 for alleged
misconduct on the part of tho de-
fendant In refusing 10 allow Harry
Evans. Lillian Foster, Ali RaJah
and his wife TO remain over night
at the Wavcrly hotel. were asked
In a suit filed In superior court
Saturday by the four against J. 8.
Allison, proprietor OF the hotel.
The plaintiffs claim they made
arrangements to remain at the
hotel the night Of September 80.
1920. but that after reaching an
agreement with Allison the latter
refused them accommodations on
the ground that he would not al
low members OF the theatrical pro-
fession to obtain rooms at his
hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Trnmpsnfc Wins Inturity.

COLUMBUS. ohio, oct. .. '-
Trampsafc won the western horse
mans futurity for 3-year-old PAGERS
the feature event OF today's Grand
Circuit program here.
The unfinished 2:O7 trot, Of which
three heats were run yesterday, went
10 Peter /.
J~t David. n favorite, won easily
in the 2:1s trot.
Loyal w, was the best of the 2:l;
PAGERS.
In the 2;0s pace Jay Brook dc
feated Northern Direct.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

numbers played by the band "Tho
Slavonic Raphsody." by Friedman
and The Sextctte" fron Lucia 70.
vealed the splendid training of tho
band and the ability of Mr.. Bach.
man. the director. "Thc star
Spangled Banner" closed the pro-.
gram.
From Tulsa the band will 20 IN
Muskogee where they will play dur.
ing the Muskogee State fair Tbev
will then go on south 20 play in
other state fairs.
The concert was followed hy n
dance which was given alsb for the
benefit OF the naval veterans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
10 Distribute Pact.

NEW YORK, oct IA million
and n half copies Of tho text of the
league Of nations covenant have
been distributed over the United
states by me Democratic @mpdJgI
organ, II was announced hero today
bv George White, chairman OF the
democratic natiupal eommittee.
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HOLD men
LAND in JAIL
tcontinuod from First Pase)

tContinued from First Pagc.)
companion went through his pockets
and relieved him OF $50.
Tho complainant said he recognized
Gairedo as one OF his employees on
the Pennsylvania railroad where he
lEbbesonl Is a gang foreman. shortly
after he was held Up. Ebbeson sad.
he met two friends and With them.
started a search for the hold-up men.
he spiod them on trolley car run
ming toward town and Immediately
boarded H. At Fourth and Talnall
stress. Ebbeson said, the two Span
ards left the car and he and MS
friends followed He mes Oficer
Burchlnal, who took the men into
custody. When searched each OF the
highWaymen carried a yellow mask.
When Gairedo and PARIS held him
up. Ehbeson said the former pointed
the pistol at his face and demanded
''Money, money"
Gaircdo in broken English and
through an Interpreter. admitted the
charge. but said that they s'wero only
playing TO scare Ehheson. az hey were
friends OF his" He said that they
had the masks 10 go 10 masked dance.
He and his accomplice had been
drinking. he said.
John Gaynor was called TO the stand
end testified 10 being held up by he
same men last December.
Early This morning the local police
received word from Chester that a
man named Isaac Jacobs, OF ClaymOnt,
had been removed TO the Chester hos
lpital, suffering from a gunshot wound
In the head. 10 was said that Jacobs
had been attacked by two masked men
and robbed but not before he had en-
deavored 10 fght OF the highway
men.
Following their hearing In Munich
pal Court this morning, Garrldo and
Paris, guarded by State Detective
Mccoy, City Detective Riley and Con-
stable Wilmington, were taken to a
Chester hospital TO see if they could
be Identified as the men who robbed
Jacobs last night but as Jacobs was
being operated on at he time OF the
arrest, the prisoners were not taken
before him. The suspects viii be
taken TO the hospital again this az
terno0n
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It's TOddLe Time When
Noon Whistles TOOt

toddle down a noodle or cat-step a
few doughnuts during the noon hour.
ITS good fun for the boys and
girls" says Lous Schackne. proprie-
tor Of the FIRST jazzeteria here.
They need The exercise"
So. in Toledo's business district
now, one may hear conversation Ike
this. when the "beys and girls" drop
in for lunch
May / have the next ham-and-egg
fox troi, Miss Lipstick3"
$50 sorry. Mister Brownderby. but
lis time for my cottage pudding
now"
or.
"The pleasure Of this two-minute-
egg one step, Miss StenO?"
Certainly Mister lnkslinger, I just
love to jolt down an egg with. a one
elcp Les 90 %
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meeting, pointing out that he had al
ways favored woman Suffrage. even
though he had not actively engaged
In politics until me present time.
City Solicitor John w Huxley, Jr..
was also present, declaring that H. The
women OF Delaware did send Mr.. Nc
Nabb 10 the State Senate he would
b right in his parting shot at Mrs.
penniwell.
Another meeting will be held In
No. 4 school next Tuesday night, Il
was announced at last nights meet
ing. At this time progress In the
battle agains. the champion OF anti
suffrage viii be reported and further
plans outlined.
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THINK YOUTH
SUSPECTED OF
BOY MURDER
IS CAPTURED
contInncd f-om Plrst pape.


with persons who helped him TO dis
pose OF Drewes' body.
Detectives working on the case be-
lieve tho confederates may be mem
bers OF an organized band OF artOmO-
bile thieves who have been using col
lego students as fences that is,
agents TO dispose Of stolen cars.
The body Of DreWcs. his brain pcne-
tralcd by a pistol bullet, was found
prOppcd against lamppOst on
Maschcr road, early Sunday morning
several hours after he left his home
10 meet Brines.
Brines' automobile was found aban-
doned at TulpehocKen and Chew
streets Wednesday morning. The au-
l0mobile was marked by spots Of
blood. which the police say was
Drewcs.
A note written 10 Drewes while he
was at Dartmouth. In which Brnes
and the purchase OF an automobile
were mentioned, is the best clue the
detectives have 10 The Identity Of the
cher person CT persons In the "mur-
der car" at thu .ime OF the shooting.
They refuse 10 make public me con
tents OF the note, but arc known to be
searching for ihe VT ter. who they be-
lleye can give information Of the
whereabouts OF Brines and who may
nave been a WINES to the murder.
The note was turned over 10 the
police along with Drewes' other per-
sonal effects by Howard l.. Heath, his
roommate at Dartmouth. who brought
them here.
Major samuel o. Wynne. head oi
the Philadelphia county detectives,
and William Belshaw, chief OF the
Detective Bureau murder squad" say
they have ample evidence 70 support
their murder charge against Brines.
Major Wynne said they had dis.
covered the motive OF the crime. He
said no woman figured In the case
hut Drewes had "stolen" a Girl from
Brines several months ago.
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brought against Or. McElmoyle.
3. That the minister felt a divine
cafi 30 continue in the pastorate at
Elkton.
4. That no reasons were given by
the prosbytery Tor its action.
Those who signed the appeal were /:
The RcVs. Joel :. Glflllan, Charles IL.
Bohner L. Franklin Smiley, j. II.
Crawford. Charles l.. Candee. OF VIII
mingtOn. William ]. Rowan and Wal
ter r. Clyde. OF Newark. and George
l.. Medll OF Newark and Frank Mar
tin OF Dover, the latter two laymen.
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TRANSPORTATION.
To Philadelphia
and Chester
schndnI. m Encct ortnher ts

Subject 10 thange Without Notice.
Leave Wilmington. Fourth ST. Wharf.
and Philadelphia, Chestnut 81 wharf.
weekdays, except Saturdays. az 500 A.
NJ. Il o'clock noon and f15 II. NJ
on Saturdays. Sundays and HOLIDAYS.
90 1910 A ~. $50, f.15 and 100 p. M.
WILMINGTON N-PENNSGROVE ROUTE
Schedule In Eject Monday, Sept e7
mington $50. 500 1000 < NJ, Il o'clock
noon, zoo. 400. 600. 500. 1000 and 100
Leave Pennssrovo $50. 715. 900, 100
A. M.. 100. 500. SEQ. 100. 900 and it.ot
p. NJ
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CTATE OF DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY or STATE
CERTIFICATES or DISSOLUTION.
Come. Greeting:
whereas. II appears TO my satigfac-
tion, by duly authenticated record OF the
proceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the consent OF an the stock
holders deposited In my Office, the Culm-
Burn Crate Company. a corporation OF
this state, Whose principal Office Is stu
ated at 927 Market street, In the city Of
Wilmington, county OF New Castle. State
Of Delaware Corporation Guarantee and
Trust Company being agent therein
cess may be served, has complied with
the requirements Of the Corporation
Laws OF the State OF Delaware, as con-
iained In 1915, Section to 210f, section
Of 1915. as amended. preliminary TO the
Issuing OF this
cERTIIcATE OF DISSOLUTION
Now, therefore, /. Everett c. johnson,
Wsre. do hereby certify that the said "a soS cor.
poratfon did, on the 2ist day OF Oc-
tob0r A. ID. 1920 nle In the ofice a duly
executed and attested consent, In writing.
to the dissolution OF said c0rp0ration.
executed by all the stockholders thereof
which said consent and the records OF
the proceedings Aforesaid are now on nle
10 my said ohice, as provided by law.
wHEREoF, !
have hereunto
set my hand and
. OfflClAL SEAL oncial seal. at
secretarys Omee Dover. this ofst
1855 Delaware 11o3 day OF Oct I'M
Wii the year Of our
Lord, one thou
sand, nine hun
,.,,,-,..-..., . dred and twenty.
EVERETT G. JOHNSON.
oct2S-lt Secretary OF State.
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IN TEsTIMONY
FOR RENT.

Manor Ave, Caymont, rooms, 2
baths, hot water heat, garage for 2
cars. Immediate possession.
r. E. GALLAGHER,
Phone 1922. 923 Market 81
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FOR SALE
TNmEDIATE POSSESSION.


10 W. Eighteenth SHINE rooms,
bath. porch. heater.
2iO6 Washington st-Eieht rooms,
bath. porches.
eos w. Fourteenth St-Six rooms,
bath, enclosed porch. heater, stationary
tubs.
Sif franklin St.-rwelve rooms, hath
porch. heat two hreplaces, garage space,
III W. Twenty st-Eight rooms,
eoi fsiferson ST IN. W. Cor. Ninth
St.)-Nins rooms, bath, store. porch,
heater.
7Oa Concord Ave.-Sia rooms. hath,
store. porch, hot water heat
7O1 Spruce St.-Seven rooms and bath.
1Oi0Is Rced St-Six rooms. bath,
porch, heater.
WIN. H. GIBBONS, INC,
Ninth and orange Streets.
K. S. Hickman. Successor. d. A A. ~.
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ELKTON Church
CASE in SYNOD

Continued from First Page.
slgners OF the appeal. The four rea-
sons follow:
4. That the congregation OF the
Elkion Church was nearly unanimous
~ againstthe dissolution Of the pas
tOral relations Of DR. McElmoyle.
. That no charges were ever
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HOUSE PAINTING.

TxNEs KEENAN-HoUsK PAINT.
~ ing, rraining and glazing. Estimates
carefully furnished. 1904 West Sixteenth
street Phone 7f02-W. maro-iyr
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

FOR SALE AT ELMHURST.
scmi-detached bungalow. rooms and
bath. ali oity convenienoes. Price
$500. Apply
ELMHURST REALTY CO.,
s23 Market ST.
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DRIVE STARTED
ON J. E. M'NABB
Continued from Nrst Pare.

Continued from Frst pare.
his promise TO give the. matter sc-i-
Gus consideration II she would present
a petition with 25 names signed 10 i
requesting suffrage. and OF his ac-
tion when she did present one with
the presentation OF the ps,.tion, she
said, he denounced her as a ne Wo-
man. and told her 10 go awas, she
stated. as he wanted nothing more 10
10 with her, dccl2rinc that Delaware
women were not ilt 10 vote.
William J. LUtz. Mr.. McNabb's rival
for he election. also addressed he
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

Il sMoLEN-wALLPAP AND PA
- perhanging. 1919 W. Fourth 81.
Phone 33JS-J. Mail orders promptly at
tended 10. scpui-iyr.
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MUSICAL.

FVEACHER or MUSIC VIOLIN
Il mandolin, etc. Conservatory method
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FARM BARGAIN

1so acres, n miles to Wilmington. on
improved road. Large, complete build.
inrs. best Of land; immediate posses
sion. 500 per acre FOR quick sale.
owner will soil stock. full crops, In
600 bushels oats. ~ acres corn, etc,
stock and complete line Of machinery,
nearly new. ALL AT A BARGAIN
PRICE
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PAPERHANGING.

EMMETs, PAPERHANGER, ao7
II. Madison street Phone 4f55-W.
oct6-tm
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DiANo TUNING AND REPAIRING;
player work specially; players
installed n any piano; all work guar
anteed. Player rolls and pbonograpa
records II. ]. Anon. 219 W. Sixth ~.
Phone 276o. septS-u
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cafelerlas

ir iho downtown district here
cafelerias are furnishing "loddle
cuu pmeni" ln the form Of wax floors
and lazz music. That makes it easy
for Miss Earpun, typewriter engineer.
and Chollie, the natty shoe clerk, 10
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PIANO TUNING

Df1No TUNING DoNn ACCURATELY
4 and promptly. X. W. Driscoll, sis
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w J. WINCHESTER. 1ii8 b STREET.
w. odorless crcayaunE. when you
want your cessp0ola cleaned, phone
too2-W. feb2-lyr.
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tFRTIFICATE oF DIssOLUTION.

CrkTE or DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All 10 Whom These Presents May
whereas. II appears to my satisfae-
tion, by duly authenticated record "a
the proceedings for the voluntary disso-
tuition thereof, by the consent Of all the
stockholders deposited In my office, The
Cumberland oil Company. a corporation
Of this State, whose principal Office Is
situated at West Tenth street. In the
city OF Wilmington, county OF New
Castle, State Of Delaware, Delaware Char
ter Guarantee and Trust Company being
agent therein ana In charge thereof, upon
whom process may be served, has com
piled with the requirements Qf the Cor
a. contained IN 1918. Section I 70 2I0i,
Section 1S7, Chapter 65, OF the Revised
Statutes Of 1918, as amended, preliminary
10 the Issuing OF this
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore, /, Everett G.. johnson.
Secretary Of State. Of the State OF Della
ware. DO hereby certify that the said cor
poration did, on the 2lst day OF October,
A. ID. 1870, die In the ofhce duly executed
and attosted consent, In writing. to the
dissolution Of said corporation, executed
bv AN the stockholders thereof, which
said consent and the records Of the pro-
ceedings aforesaid, are now on file In my
'A'u '"'''' in TESTIMONY
WHEREOF, /
have hereunto
set my hand and
OFFICIAL SEAL Official seal. AT
Secretary's once Dover. this 2ist
1885 Delaware IDS day OF Oct. In
1911 the year OF our
Lord, one thou.
sand, nine hun
. dred and twenty.
oct23-1t Secretary OF State
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ELECTRICAL.

ELEcTRIC FIXTURES, TABaI
II lamps, supplies; lowest In town
Groesman Electric Co. A6 King 81
Phone if0i-J. Ooen evenings mari1-iyr
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SANITARY WORKER

M X. kELTER is STILL AT
Nls Fourth and West Sta. Now Il the
time 10 have your wells cleaned. Phone
6lia tune2f-tyr.
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UPHOLSTERY.

DARLoR AND LEATHER FURNI-
turo our speciality; material sup
anteed. Prompt delivery n. Y. Up
holstery Co. rs Madison ST septa-iyr.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
\ TESTIMONY

EvERETr c. JOHNSON,
oct23-lt. Secretary OF State.