davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29

Gu Haney av: one OF the hest resi-
Dental parts Of city; we have three all
modern homes beautifully finished with
every convenience. These homes have
been built about years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29
Barter And Exchange

AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05
vGnAIG nHIp WANTED

vsnAL. nBLp WANTED
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uiris. sduosisd, rsfin'f, not ever %
yssts Of sys, pisssisg spp-sfsnce, ssisri.d
TOAD sssll,om, high grade. inisiss,ins
work lISsnsb iB,,.y;ib,'r r,.f.csuu ~: BUREAU.
sss Misc Lindsay Heom ITO. Huesins
Motel
WxSrEDs-Aa experienced candy sales.
lady, rose bW sspsrisncsd nssd sp'
ply ksss csSdy SHOP, :os ". ha'a.
PApBnaAnCiN0 AND PAINTING
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INDEPENDENT Psp.r hanger. Phoas
Walnut iSte edvards
WALL PAPrR--1ci my prsess ere the
bsst: brtRg san piss. estimates soss
y. y. Parrett. III " srd Walnut s,e1.
WALL PAprR huso, 81 room Wi
ssmplss breusht. walnut ssss-Ji Ma
ROACH nRos, Vs n. nuasea. Cali
Nspis $751; Nishs. Maple 80. Maple
Min1INs . SRoa. psis,,aS sad paper
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

WANTED--ro know ths vhsrssbsvts u
BsuIsh Simmons. a. T. kdsoa, ysptia.
WILL Mp. i<vstt rIssss call ne ct Wal
nut 7iis-J Mrs farisy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05
HOTEL DIRTcf0RY

CENTRAL.
ON BROADWAY, At eouRTN.
Ever room esmsls'sly sss.Sssd 70,
With private bath. phess Maple ssss
e0unsem vnh sI' rcsmA
nosAkCH k0fEi. sSs Essl Srd mod.
era Lriah; reoms u Nv sssk.
-,z=z-e s-sfz-anr=s--E -ESzsxz--..r.zr--<r---=r--s
UNguRNISHED ROOM YOR RENT
'-1->-->--'.-''->--'>
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n'shss rsom Maple uso
Three snfsrnlshsd spsssirs soems. 10
adults, 1u esd eth.
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rcensi on Balls l.ls eariins! adults
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ron s.a. s1sr'I"T n.. Tei, i,a s..,s %.s.n Tor liz
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YURNlSHED AOOMo YOR RENT
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to,stsd. svery comfort ssl Sssvssteaes
. family hotsi. rsrspiics Dasios. hot batha
free tsisphoas; ssssonabis weekly sssss.
gsvs ~ . call Hsssi ChtssA. SisH y.
h,esa~sy rhoes hsp,s 1fs.
NicnLy fsrrishsX sleeping vcorss. cisss.
Ia. iM Bast Nh. wslast 1880.
tuRSIsHED ROOMS, saui,s, eli oeN.
vsnlsuess. walking distanes. W Wsss
9TH a.
ONE w.: :o:,A:::. -. ~, I,!: .: % ,s.- S...s:,
as'. IN Isr tth. Nsris itsi.J.
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LARD6 alos bedroom, smplsysA ls1lss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05


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have sssss sVssd. ets,s salAfy. Nsvs.
psmessar wllhsstsa, okls,
WANfHb-sTssS and ocsi sho,.i.rsi
s.sd net spe.v sm.sss lacking for work
kssS : rs.i e. s,S W.; lad ' D'""
WANfEb--As s4csi firs, class pastry
sssh asA I've sssn,ss s,r's Lancaster
csts, Aea, Ohia.
-kspssIssasA sods man. H.
pH NJ. beeh. 10 n. bsoad~sy.
wANrDD- rsmwns isber.~ f@ Ssish
plant vss6y vosh, ~ cents per hour
wert IHet,!y t.s,de AwsrlsAs n.ies 9
Tile Co.. iose Wsss is'h. Tshs Lavse1
nlNK UELy wXET6b-eff,s,.si gslIss
and psstlag nsckins op.rs,sr, roms.
we q yn!s ssieh. vif'i STATE bsnh.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05
EoDAKa, 1II.s AND 5IHiG1-
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

ztH761IU NII61zR
cny sSissapa ~ sls-sysie1w. ~ is
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05
A0YHf0 VAHYHD

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

COUNTY pisrRiprroRs WANTED
TO hsAais our sifnsI Tsil Lash,si
~ ths market; qvich To attach ~ any
Ger; secvs re fsi'o. sseiad zee .e.,sr
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ssvy; sslv smsil si seosssary. large
profits AddrsO
NATIONAL sAi.gs coMpANY
iW.t.s on nleAsaGs nids.
ohlshsas CITY. OKLA
zE7670HIf1 1L660xN
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

HWA6B 28bY WANTED
I~eSs~pp-~Aeb>pessasrau sr-~>-~s>~-~~~~>~~~~
yAlIHgu Yle(94 = pxisA eeast
LzkS 10 H61zH WzHfl6-6Sh
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S5q16 " = 1sS1 Sss1iIssj NR
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WkNt1b-1M u s,sssI ksffasst:
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
Club EUents

Tho Tulsa Woman's club and
guests TO the number Of about 100,
gathered Monday afternoon In the
FiDdley art studio with Mrs George
.. Hollow acting as hostess. Eight
living models were presented by
children and friends OF the club as
follows: Age of Innocence (Key.
nolds) Maxine Brown; Girl among
the Lilies (Curran) Maurine Hop.
kins: Hoy with Rabbit (Murlllo) Ann
Kennedy; Cherries Ripe (Millsisl
Phoebe Ann Iawhon; Lady Sheffield
taainshorough) Miss Betty Rettcx
Mrs. Hollow gave "a short talk pre-
seeding oach impcrsonation. Th,
exhibition was accompanied by mu
sic. Mr.. william NJ. Hakking OF tn,
studio. who In himself an artist oi
ability, interpreted the canvasses BY
tnnes Dlakclock. Moran. Miller and
Boeguercau. Mrs. Hollow was as-
ststcd by Mesdames James w. Sloan
and II. w. McCrary. who poured tea
e.. r. Hopkins, w. r.. Brown and
Misses Bettex and Naomi Brown.
Tho Marathon team OF the
Woman's benefit association OF Lady
Maccabees, met recently In tho home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
CHECKS ON WIFE
HELD NO FORGERY
J. w. Henry Of West Tulsa
Found Not Guilty by
District Court

Falling TO find sufficient evidence
upon which to base "A verdict of
guilty on testimony Of the defend
ants wife, a jury in district court
Tuesday found j. w. Henry not
guilty Of forgery in the second de-
gree. Tho chief witness for the
prosecution brought by the West
Tulsa state bank was Lille e.
Henry. who testified that her hus.
band during the month Of July 1919,
forged several checks totaling SEQ
on her bank account.
Mrs. Henry denied that she had
given her husband the right to sigu
her name to the check or to cash the
Instruments. The question was
raised by Henry's counsel az "a
whether the wifo, who obtained a
decree OF separate maintenance
some time ago, should be allowed
'to testify against her husband. There
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
housewives Register
Kick Against Smoke
and Tulsa s'SOOiiness'

As result of n number OF com-
plants from housewives regarding
"sootineas' and "smokincss" In Tulsa
the subject will be ~ for discussion
at the regular meeting Of the Tulsa
civic league at 1880 Wednesday
morning In the assembly room In
the public library.
some Of the local housewives
seem To be much exercised over
what they call increasing smoke IN
the city In late months" Mrs. Lilah
-. Lindsay, president, explained
Monday evening. These women nave
said that sm moko ruins not only
clothes hung out TO dry but the gem
erdl clean appearance Of the city
ana they express the fear that Tulsa
may become lltc Pittsburgh Dis
cusslon at the meeting Wcdncsda y
Will center around what tho actual
condition Ia and whether smoke or
SCOT condonscrs are practicable"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
City Briefs

DEGREES Of divorce we're granted
In district court Tuesday to Louis L.
Bercutt against Goldie Bercutt;
Laura Scruggs against Edwin
Scruggs; Lillian Justice against r.
]. Justice; Rosekina Harris against
Ivan Harris; J. Il. Zaner against
Sadie Ianer. Albert Stout against
Margaret Stout; Nancy +. Benham
against +. l.. Benham; j. =. Williams
against Amanda Williams.
THE FOLLOWING bankers were
In Tulsa Tuesday: A. c. Wise, presi-
dent OF the First National bank OF
Bixby; II. NJ. Foster, president Of the
Oklahoma state bank OF Gushing; j.
T.. Johnston, president OF the Ma
tional Bank OF lIominy; VIM. A
Rhea, cashier Of the Lawrence
County bank OF Pierce City. Mo.
=
A LECTURE on Philosophy" viii
be given this evening in the te;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
Highest Court UphOlds
Ruling in Usage Case

Special to The world.
WASHlNGTDN. Dec. The su-
preme court Monday dismissed, for
want OF Jurisdiction, the case Of Ada
G. Monogram, plaintiff In error. vs..
w. II. Aaron, NJ. l., Levin and a. a.
Smith and others, defendants In or.
ror. to "A parcel OF land owned by
Jennie and Clarence Gray OF the
Omgo tribe, which the Grays sold
to both Ada Monogram and to w. ii.
Aaron. and others.
Ada Monogram contendcd that the
Grays were incompetent at the time
they made the deed to her. The
district court OF Usage county de.
cidcd against Ada Monogram and the
Oklahoma supreme court upheld
the decision. by the action OF the
supreme court today the decision
stands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
Personal Mention

Tho choir uf Temple Israel. under
the direction OF Mrs. G.. ~. iatl, will
rcndcr selections from Handel
Judas Maccnbacus Friday evening
| December 10, in M" temple. The
public ~ Invited TO hear this pro-
gram. There viii be- no admission or
collection Tho vol known rccita-
tlvos and nrins selected are;
March. MrB. II. X. phipps; recita-
tive - feel the d,ity Wttuiu," Mis-.
Isltz. Arm, arm. We Brave" Leslie
IArbrough. "flail Judcn," quartet;
rvCitalivp and aria Sound the
Alarm" Mr.. Il k. phipps, rccitative
20, Grant It Hoav'u," Mrs Late,
'ilnllelujah Amun," quartet.
Mrs. george w. Mowbray was hos
tess at "a recent meeting Of the past
Matruna' club OF the Eastern Star.
Thirteen members were present for
the pleasant informal afternoon Mra.
". T.. Wood received the contest
favor of "A corsagc bouquet The
next meeting will bo with Mrs Il.
NJ. Dick.
At q recent meeting OF the
Woman's Relief corps. held In First
Methodist church, Mrs. Lena Eaton
was elected president: Mrs. Bell
Buck vice president. Mrs. Kate
lotInkman Junior Vice president; [;
Mrs Vienna Egan treasurer. Mrs.
G. j. Wilson secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Shoat $40
South Owasso avenue, announce the
birth, December 0. OF a daughter,
who has been given the name Of
Mary Jane.
haya haan I,u,c. q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08

Plain and Embroidered Linweave
Handkerchiefs, hemstitched and
fancy colored borders; priced,
each, from 10c up to Csc.
Hand Embroidered and Fancy
Colored Linen Handkerchiefs, in
beautiful designs and initials;
very clever ideas; priced, each,
35c up to $1.OO.
Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs,
in pretty embroidered and print
ed designs, in assorted colors;
light and dark grounds; priced
each, Csc to 75c.
Children's Hand Embroidered
and Printed Handkerchiefs, in
very pretty designs; priced, each,
15c to 35c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08

are n few exceptions in the Okla
homa laws whereby wife Is al
lowed TO so testify and Judge Cole
after considering the matter for
some time and reading authorities,
decided that In this instance the wife
should be allowed TO testify against
the husband.
II IL alleged by the woman that
the checks for si20 cashed by Henry
was forgery and that the bank be-
came liable 10 her for the amount
" hon they cashed the instrument.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
NlnreIihll-Sklnncr.

Mr.. ana MIS- T.. VI. Marshall, 6lo
South Elgin. announce tho engage
mcnt and approaching marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Mary opal
Marshal to Mr.. g. l.. skinner Of THIS
city. Tho ceremony will be solemn
ized IN the First Christian church
ON Tuesday evening, December 81.
a number OF Informal affairs hons
oring the bridc-clcct are being
planned by friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08

for the marriage Of Miss Jewell
Cline. daughter OF Mr.. ~ y. cline
TO Mr.. James s. Ucichard. The wed
ding waS solcmnized November 10.
Nh and Mrs Rcichard viii be at
home TO friends shortly.
Mrs W. w Bell and Mrs. ". l..
curtis OF bradford, Pa. have ar
rived In Tuba. Mrs Bell TO spend
the winter months with hor son. Mr..
Donald w Bcil and Mrs. Bell and
Mrs. curtis to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
ltUaslyn Comfort.
AZ meeting 81 the executive com.
mittcc of the Iiycchka club, Monday
afternoon, the proceeds of the recent
charity concert were declared 10 be
800 one half OF which was voted
to each of the dnily newspapers for
thoir CHI istmas cheer funds.
Miss Faith iiicronomus OF Enid.
has come to spend the winter with
her brother, Mr. Frantl liierononus.
They Will occupy an apartment at
1895 South pcrryman avenue.
Women OF second Presbyterian
church viii hold "a bazaar and cafe
toria supper, Thursday afternoon ana
evening, December o, in Community
house, Zunis and Barton.
Mrs. Samuel ~ Smith will leave
early next week for n visit during
the holidays In Marion. Ind. the for.
mcr home Of the family.
Mrs. Walter Atkins will be hostos
to the mntrOns OF her bridge club
this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
Give Stationery

\FlaXon and Damask Linen
35c Finish Stationery: in gray,
pink, blue, buff and law
!" \ender tinted.
6Oc IBox containing "a sheets
land "a envelopes.
Gramercy Lawn Station
65c cry; buff, gray, blue, pink,
hello and white. Two
10 styles envelopes long
soc narrow and regulation
style.
Fine Linen Lawn in tints
o., with contrasting marginal
fold. and plain Gramercy
TO Lawn.
5000 Mems Stationery OF Ray
lawn; large size envel-
6opes.
Large combination boxes
5o containing 3 quires of pa
per and correspondence
TO cards. Blue. Nile. buff.
...o gray. pink, lavender and
"s'"' white.
lPlain and gilt edged cards.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08
INDIcT PLUMBERS AGENT
Unions Representative Accused In
n. Y. Building Graft Probe.

NEW YORK, Dec. William II.
Chapman. business agent for the
plumbers union. is the latest to be In
dictcd In connection with the in.
vcstigation Of New York's building
trust" This became known today
when he was arrested on a charge
of oNtorting $4,000 from JoscDh
Goldblatt, a contractor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-08

room of the Hotel Tulsa by Mrs II.
becca l.. Finch OF the Ns,,i. ~.
Theosophical society. Life I,.
Death" is to be the subject. Annast et
who may be interested Is Invita- o"s
a MARRIAGE license was ,ssno,
Tuesday by the clerk of county cn,'.i
and Mary Thorton, "a, Wea,b.,
ford.
PETITIONS for divorce r.
filed In district court TUESDAY 10
Ella Brown against w. y. Browny
Nellie Foster against Carl FosTa.
When a mad dog gets after M,
It's fly time. I"
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.0(Gff'T = E:.::'' I Y

Of Mrs Anna Millor and completed
pians for ha1nar and market 10 be-
held December 1. In IA" frlck Rod
supply store. ana u dance. December
20, In tho ElkH club. These bcne-
fits have been arranged looking to-
ward raising tuuds for the national
meeting 10 BE- held IN San Frauciaco.
Tho next regular session VIII be held
In January ~ the homo Of Mrs. Guy
Slater. Of North Gillette.
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Student IincIlAI.

Student members Of the lIyechka
club will appear IN recital In con
Juction with tho regular meeting OF
the club Saturday afternoon In the
library. This will be- an open session
with members OF the stident com
mittec, OF which Miss Flo North is
chairman. club members and their
friends are invited.
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I cNUBs\
| MUSIC
Y WONENS !
y WORK =
Tho CeIcndnr for Wednesday.

Mesorvc- Campbell wedding party
In Trinity Episcopal church.
potcntatcs' bail In Convention hnl'
Initial bridge tea OF Country club,
Mrs. jay $. Pnintcr is hOstcsg.
Meeting OF stars club Ia Masonic
home
child welfare beard meeting IN
y. w. c. "A.
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Thursday. December .. by the la
dies OF the church. Many gift se.
lcctions In aprons and fancy work
Six o'clock dinner so cents-Advt
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Family DinIMv

Mrs. C. r. Collins Viii give a
family dinner party this evening
at Tea Cup Inn. honoring the visit
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Iiershcl Collins OF
Caribou, Maine. There will be places
Cor 20 guests.
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Bridge.
A. Dinner,

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray NJ. Collins will
be hosts OF family dinner party
Thursday evening, December ., en-
.ertaining/ In the Country club
Mrs. NJ. T.. Edwards entertained
With a small bridge party yesterday
It Tea Cup Inn. Three tables were
played.
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Mrs. s.. Turk win entertain with an
afternoon card party Thursday. De
cember 0. In Tea Cup Inn.
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Holiday
HandkerchieG

Handkerchiefs - the Universal
Gift" - can be had at The Hunt
Co. in a most complete range of
qualities, styles and sizes. This
is an opportune time to select
them while stocks are most COM
plete and sales service is at its
best.
Hand Embroidered and Drawn
Work Handkerchiefs, in attrac-
tive Christmas packages; a box of
8, priced, per box, 85c up to $1.50
Mems and Boys Handkerchiefs in
colored initial and printed bor-
ders; priced, each 35c up to 75c.
Women's Printed Crepe de
Chine Handkerchiefs in very
pretty designs, hemstitched
hens. The
| Regular SOC values; special
price Wednesday 80. .39c
Regular 75c values; special
| price Wednesday .....57c
Mems Very Fine Sheer Linen
Handkerchiefs, hemstitched and
also woven tape borders; priced,
each, 45c up to $3.50.
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Announcements have been issue,
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Mrs. Samuel ~ Smith will leave
early next week for visit during
the holidays In Marion. Ind. the for.
mcr home OF the family.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-10-15
IN THE PROBATE COURT, DE
BACA COUNTY, STATE OF
NEW MEXICO,

IN THE PROBATE COURT, DE
BACA COUNTY, STATE OF
NEW MEXICO.
In the Matter of the
Estate Of Senith E. Nc
Cullough, deceased. No. So
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
w. Mccullough, Administrator of the
Estate Of Senith E. Mccullough, de.
ceased, has filed his Final Report as
Administrator of said estate, together
with his petition, praying for his dis.
charge; and the Hon. c. Albert Sc
Legue, Probate Judge of De Baca
County, New Mexico, has set the 9th
day Of November, 1920. at the hour
of 1000 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court
room of said Court, in the Village of
Fort Sumner, New Mexico, as the day,
time and place for hearing objections
if any there be, to said report and
petition.
THEREFORE, any person or per-
sons wishing to object, are hereby
notified to file their objections with
the County Clerk of De Baca County,
New Mexico, on or before the date
set for said hearing.
GIVEN under my hand and seal of
said Court, this the 28th day of Sep
tember, 1920.
(Seal.)
J.E. OWENS,
County Clerk.