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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-15
COsden-Carter Tilt
Set Back; NeD Mines
Meet This Afternoon

The opening game of the sec
ond half OF the City Oil league
season between Cosden and Carter
yesterday was postponed owing to
wet grounds. Texaco and Pro-
ducers and Refiners. the new
acquisition, clash at McNulty
park at $40 O'Clock this after
noon.
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TILDEN FIRST TO
WIN NET H0N0RS
Success of Philadelphia
Wizard Gratifying to
u. S. Fans.

-, , -
Ihe success on tne hn'e,'c" i,aN,s
cup urhh nlonlpe.s wv ,lo n"''io"
anu N",p''"' ,,, u' y" ~. nj,
peoiaily that OF Nn,ihm I'ucn,
"a, tho "i ni'ao'ipiln h''', ""n
hlshly sta'iiylnH 10 "'Nu'o.h VI Wv
net game on tn'S hluo oI ,ho wa,er.
the britiSh sihgles t,,e from o''uIu
Pa,terHon; ient that siNos ,ne
Ini'ho'lpn,a Player 'crWay w 10y
ohin 10 w" worm s'nH'ea cnon'-
pionship IL ne no ueslroS' was III
spring
The American national indoor SIN
giles championship was never In such
fine fettlc az ne is this season. ana
II goes without saying that he Will
be a prime favorite to wrist the
National singles title from william
NJ Johnston and classic field or
opponents when the annual tournn-
ment is held at Forest Hills In the
fall.
Play Is Impressive.
The superb game played by Tilden
was altogether impressive. Nothing
approaching II was ever witnessed
before on English courts. according
To British experts Themselves many
OF whom have covered all the
important tennis events on the
other side or the pond for a decade
or more.
Tilden Is player or unuSial ami
ity lie Is n finished star IN every
department. OF tho game, but MS
forte Is his great speed-hoth In ser
vice ana returns several great
matches In which he has partici-
- ~ a a. IA "A
result OF his recent victory over
Patterson.
In the 1918 Nationals Tilden was
defeated IN the finals by X L. Muir
ray or Niagra Fails. The Phila-
delphian played through the last
three days OF that tournament with
leg so badly infected that no was
forced to go to hospital after the
tourney was completed' Yet thoae
who saw him VIII never forget the
wonderful grit and really magnin-
cent tennis he displayed In hN ef-
forts 10 staVe or me incNtable.
Lost to Johnston.
Another match was I'm the Nation
ais last August when he lot the
tinal round 10 william NJ. Johnston
after conqucring ". Norris Williams.
I'd, Norman ". Brookes, the veteran
Australian, and lchiyo kumagac, the
Japanese star. before taking on
Johnston.
An interesting fact In connection
with Tildcn's career Is that, al
though he has been playing tennis
ever since he was able to WELD a
racket, II was only about three years
ago that he gained any real promin-
cncc. That year he was eliminated
by II. L. Murray IN one OF the early
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-15
Pcndlcton Easy Victor.

NEW YORK, July 14.--Nat Pen
dlcton OF the New York Athletic
club, scored the easiest victory OF
any OF the Olympic wrestlers who
have today won the right to go to
Antwerp with the American Olym-
pic team.
Pendleton won the final round In
the heavyweight division by dispos-
lug of f. X. Wray, L. s. A., IN 1872.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-15
Meat Statesmen PLAY
GrOcers Next Sunday

The baseball game between the
meat and grocery salesman of Tulsa
set for yesterday afternoon was not
played because of wet grounds. II
will be played next Sunday after
noon at McNulty park. Admission
is % cents.
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pu hoino

SUMMARY: Runs, Gisiason. weIdell Lelt-
welt. Haney. Mason. Lingle. Paimero; err
rors. Dwyer McDernott. Hasbrook
French. Lynch: two-base hit, Mason: sac
rifice hit, Lelivelt: stolen base, Lelivelt.
struck out, by Lynch J, by Palmero 6
bases on balls, off Lynch l. Oft Daven-
port 2; hit by pitcher wetdell by Lynch:
passed ball, Banner; earned runs and hits
off Lynch and in =. off Davenport o
and In % inning. off Aithouse and
in Ia inninEI charge defeat to Lynch.
umpires. Buckley and Jacobs. time. $40.
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Tucro To Join Memphis.

KANSAS CITY, July l+.-Oscar
Tucro, who pitched for the Kansas
City American association team early
I'm the season. Is on his way today to
l.otn the Memphis club of the south
FERN association. Tuero was held by
the st, Louis Nationals and released
to the Memphis team about a week
ago.
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McSally, Schang. Foster. two-base hit.
Schang, stolen bases. Flagstead. Ellison.
NeaCh. O. Bush, double plays Neach to
Rush TO Pincllt Schang to McSaliy. Nc
Eally to Scott TO McInnis. bases on balls
Oft Ayers /, OFT Ehmke /, Oft j. Bush l.
off pcunock ! struck out by Ayers l.
by Okrio /, by !. Bush 6. by Pennock /.
SECOND GAME
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'Uaited Tor Williams In ninth.
fNated FOR shaw In third.
summary; Runs, ictbold :. u. Collins.
jackson, Judge, Milan ?, Rice, Roth. Har-
rlsi error, Milan; three base hits. Jackaon,
FclHch, u. Collins, Roth, Harris. Shanks;
home run Rice; double play, Il. Collins to
Rtrbetg to J. Collins; bases on balls Oft
Sisw l. Off Williams 2 struck out. by
Snaw 1, by Courtney T. by Williams T.
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.naIied for Kiiiifer in seventh.
tBatei for Tyler in ninth.
Rrooklyn ...............O 900 oo5 o0o--3
Chicago ......,-..........O .Ooe OoE ooo-S
summary; Runs. Olson. Konetchy
Krueger. Terry Robertson: error. Terry;
two-bss hits. Johnston, Wheat, MamauS.
three base hit. konetohy. home run. OIL
son; stolen base, Daly bases on balls, Off
Tyler 3. off Mamaux 3, off Grimes /.
struck out. by Mamaux 7, by Tyler 4.
SECOND GAME.
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Last NighPs Fights

At jersey frankie Burns
won "A shade over Jack Sharkey
In fasr r2-round bout.
A; ~Bostnn -- Johnny Dundee
won decision over Johnny
Downs OF Boston In IL rounds.
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ROBINS WIN PAIR
FROM CHI-BRU|NS
Reds Defeat Phillies-
Giants Win From
Cardinals.

CHICAGO. July ii.--Brooklyn won both
games OF double header from Chicago
today. 4 home run by Olson gave victory
to tho visitors in the initial contest while
they won the second game by punching
hits
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-15
BABE RUTH HITS
18TH HOME RUN
Browns Defeat Yanks-
Indians Win From
Athletics.

NEW YORK, July 1i--St. Louis defeat
ed New York today. on tho first pitched
ball In the second inning Ruth nit hts
2sth home run OF the season and was
passed on his next three trips TO the plate.
He needs one more homo run to equal his
record Of last season.
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l1oPEHSfSG l1id3HfSG.


AAAAhAA - 80
N, manager OF
Bob NJ arti
heavyweight box
ing champion OF
the a. Il. F., Is
said to have is
sued a statement
ment following
Martins 10 with
Capt. Rob Roper
at Akron July 3,
which Roper won
by a shade. as
rerting that Mar
tin did not got n
square deal on
a.. -.
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zone out when winning run scored.
'Hatted for Ainsmith IN eighth.
iHRttod Tor pennock In ninth
Detroit ..,,-.,.,.......,.,io0 100 900 oo4--S
Boston Observation-Disclosures, 00l 900 2na--6
summary; nunE Young ~ push !.
Jones Flagstead, Schang, McInnis ?, Fos-
ter, Scott, J. bush; errors @ Bush ?,
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The Turf
At AQuEDuCT.
n...lss A.atsVslnN

Results Yesterday.
a. TstoG iir., Last Rose troolsj sss ,S,
ond; Mogona. (Hinphyl third Time, .ps
Pe,rarch, Aryol, John 4 keerdon' East
Side Nanny o. Mine also ran.
second race. six furlongs--Lanoclot
tGruber) first. Guaranteed, tMoore) sec
ond. Tarascon. tRomannlln third' ,,,,s. mt,,e.
sigh. James Foster, PulluH, May W Al
word Medusa. Rainbow on also ran
Third race one mIeL,rI'mo IHo"san. az
vateiie F1etcherl third, Time ~ - %,
Algonquin. GLOW Worm, salvcr. Ladder or
Light hmmu"',l9n also SS nnn. ran Snnn..,sh,n.-sr,p.
pery Elm, CMorrisl first; Tho Porter
(oBrienl second, Exterminator tp"y,eNl
wedsl. Resaio, Gen iiaiE Drastic also
F,fh race. six turlougs--st Qu,uten,
(ButweiD first; Uncle Lasste, tButkc)
seeon; who Cares, tHsrnesl third. Time,
1His. pr. HICKMAN. Glen LlghL Cobalt
sixth race. mile and sisteenth--pouFlas
e.. tHunU first; Gain he Cause Rich.
crseD second NY Dear ihsmans,In en-, m
ls,d m Ha.Ss. T%s ' saSaa sS TGsy SH@ p SSs %
Romeo. Beaver XIII also ran.
seventh race, mile and sixtesnth[
second Short Change lLrSl third Time
1916 81. Boxer The Colleen Bon, nr
Rss. Msarono, Lazy Lou Attorney MuoI Muir Muir
capital CITY Nsenah. Joan OF Arc Aisc
ran
Entries To-day.
First race. five furlongs-EuSeniN X.
il3: Hot spark. iis; Homaid. ia. Gold
en- Autumn. ia; Alberta g., liS; Nortt
shore, li2i Moiinoro, iis; Zealos, liz
sorrigade, iisi Last one, lisi yoorin, ile
Louis. iisj Maurice H. lis. Charlie
Henry, lisi Beg Pardon. 1lhi oid Chap
Ils; Tharon, 1i6, Dan jackson, ilt,
Second race, mile and sistoenth-Mais
droit.. 1osi Galley Head. III; Gala Dress
liB, Mallowmot 1iT.
Third race five and one-hait furiongs-
Napoo, ioi; porie, ioi; Book Worm, ioS
Alberta s., lo3; Dorothy Hines, lo5; I'm
dine. ios; Romper. 1898 Sea Court los
Mary Powell, io6i Highway. ioe; Tor
( Norris, 1905 MARTA Noonsn 1926 Mis-
Fourth race, six furionss-commodor
100; EAtero. 1905 Charley Leydeoker. io7
Fifth race. one mils--Miss Miiens. 80
Princess Myrtle, 100; Lord wraek. loi
Ciaymore io2; Jean BuilisnI loS; Litt
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TOLEDO, July IA heavy rain
early today caused postponement
OF the Grand Circuit races and to-
morrow
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BOSTON, July it-EVorrtt Scott ran
his string Of consecutive games to col
today ana Boston celebrated by defeating
Detroit In both ends uf "a double header,
The first game Was won by rally IN
the ninth inning, Cobb again injured his
left leg In that inning and was carried
from the field,
The score
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Summary; Runs. Chapman ?. Speaker
Wambsganss, Coyeleskie. witt. Welch,
Dugan, error, Dugan; two-bsso hits,
Wood, witt puEau, Perkins three.bass
hit Chapman; double play. WambRganss
to Johnston, bases on balls, off Moore
b; struck out, by Coveleskie 2, by Moore 3.
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fInttcd Tor trgOry IN Shth.
score by innings:
Tulsa ......... O0O 035 0OO---S
Wi1lStn ...... 200 0bi OO0--3
Bnsc on baiIs--Iiiiiman =; Morris
2. SnrriSicc hits--Norrins 2. left
on bas,----Wichlts 10, Tulsa ~.
Two bnsr hits--t'IrycIrnd. Three.
base hits-Tirrncv. Home run
Wa-hburn, Saryan. Stolen bases
Conlnn. Iiits---off Gregory Is and y
runs In u iniirRs: off IiilInon 2 and
u In 3 inning~ struck ou'--,.rcHory
2, BIIImnn !. Morris >. wild pitch
Gregory, Biilmnn =. tnpircs---Bcck-
or AMI Ia,u1on. Time t;iO.
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'Batted Tor Carter In eighth,
Summary, Runs, Olson 2, Wheat.
Myers. peal; errors, Olson, Barber; two
base hits Deal, Wheat. Myers. three base
hit, Wheat, stolen base, Barber double
ulay, Terry 80 Friberg to Barber; bases
IN balls. off Pfeffer !. off Carter l, off
Yslley /. struck out. by Ffeffer ?.
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CINCINNATI, July lt--Cincinnat won
a hard fought l0-tnning game from Phil
adelphia today. Fletcher was put out OF
the game In the seventh timing for dis
putting a decision.
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MINERS DEFEAT
INDIANS IN 18th
Packers Defeat Saints
Omaha Wins From
Boosters.

JOPLIN July it-Schenberg had all
the best OF pitching honora today and the
Miners won out Ia the iith. to 3. Man.
sRer Hamilton OF the Miners was ordered
off the field by Umpire Wilson for dis.
putting a called third strike In the eighth
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Western Association

DRuMRtGHr. July ii--Fort Smith
ehut out Drumright IN the opening game
% the series today, winning l to o. Tho
winning run was made when Schmidt got
three -baggor In the second and scored
on bodson's sacrifice fly.
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ST LOUIS. July it--New York hit on
portunely today and aided by ragged
fielding on the part Of the locals defeat
ed ST, Louis, Neht was tnvincible. the
locals only run coming from McHenry's
triple and SchultIs single, Only Que 9th.
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Frisch 2. Neht 2, McHenry. error. Me
Henry; two-base hit, Bancroft; three-base
Frisch. double plays, Doyle 10 Bancroft
60 Kelly Bancroft TO Kelly, Hornsby TO
Fournisr Laysn 10 Fournier; bases on
balls OF May 3 struck out. by Nehf 3.
by May l. by North 3,
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summary: Runs, SchanE Mclnnis, Scott,
walters; errors, witt Ellison, Stanage:
two base hits, StaGssr, Mc!nnis. Scott ,.
walters, double play W.T. to McNslly to
McInnis, bases on balls. Oft Oldham Z:
struck out by Pennock !.
Covricskie Effective.
PHILADELPHIA, July 14.--Phiiadei-
phia bHttei CoVeleskie for three runs in
The first today but he frightened up and
Cleveland won.
Tho acoIes
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Joplin .................O OO2 900 900 Ii.
Summary; Runs, Pitt, Harper. Covtng.
ton. Lamb, Snyder 2. Schenberg: errors
Moelle- Hughes. Hamilton Bogart Schen-
berg. bases on balls. off Schenberg 8
sacrifice hits. Strong, Kruger, Stutz. Cow
ington. Hoeller. Lindimore 2; hit by pitch
er, Schenberg; left on bases. Oklahoma
city s, Joplin 6; struck out, by Schenberg
/. by Covington 2. double plays, Kruger
To Yockey to Strong; krueger to Strong
stutz to Kruger TO strong Lindimore
20 Griffith to Graham, Pitt 10 Graham,
earned runs, Joplin 4. Oklahoma City ),
time, 2.2o; umpires. Wilson and Lips.
Crippled Drummers Lose.
ST. JOSEPH, July Twin three St
Joseph regulars out Of the game, inciud-
ing Manager kellsher. the Sioux City
Packers were able TO even the series
hero this afternoon. taking tho game
a. 2
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Senators Bea, whit. Sou.

wASHINGTON. July i,--washington
defeated Chicago today. rice hit a home
run In the MN with two on bases and
In the eighth, a walk and three triples
In succession ncttcd three more runs for
ha
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sioux city ................2lo ol0 20l-1
81 Joseph ...s...s'..s..l lVV VUu OOl-2
summary; Runs Crouch 2, Mari ., De-
tste Spellman. Aftermath. Emerich. She.
stak: errors. Aftermath ?, Conroy 2. runs
and hits. Oft Rose II and Z. off Manouk
and 2; earned runs. Sioux Ciyt 6, 81.
Joseph 2. base on balls off Manouk
struck out. by Rose ,. by Nanouk /. left
pitches, Manouk !, Rose j; two-base hits,l
Conroy, Robinson. Crouch. double paysp
Marr TO DEBATE. Manouk 10 Metz, Conroy
70 Allen TO Shestak. DEBATE TO Mari 10
Metz: sacrifice hits DEBATE. Aftermath.
Metz 2, Crouch, Msnouk; umpires. Fitz-
potrick and DAILY. time. 1:2S.
Boosters Play Raggod fall.
DIES MONIES. July lt-Poor fielding
by Des Noines and poor pitching by
Lynch gave Omaha an early lead and the
Rourkes won the second game OF the
series to o. Palmero allowed only four
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Western League.
AT WICHITA g. TULSA 4.
Al Des Moines 0. Omaha I.
At Joplin 4. Oklahoma city J.
Al St Joseph 2 Sioux city I.
National League.
At Chicago 81, Brooklyn 3-&
At St r,ouis !. New York !.
AZ Cincinnati !. Philadelphia }.
At Pittsburgh 4, Boston ].
American League.
At Philadelphia Z. Cleveland
At Roston s-t. Detroit 80.
AZ New York Z. ST. Louis 7.
At Washington 6. Chicago 4.
American Association.
At St Paul i3-i3 Columbus ~.
Al Kansas city ~, Louisville !.
At Minneapolis 40, Toledo lib.
At indianapolis Ia. Milwaukee I.
Western Association.
A. Drumright 0. Fort Smith !.
Al Okmulgee- Enid. no game. rain.
Springfield at Pawhuska: no game
rain.
Chickasha at Henryetta. no game. rain.
Southern Association.
Al Little Rock :. Chattanooga =.
At Atlanta 4. birmingham : IL innings.
Al Atlanta s, Birmingham /; innings.
second game.
Al Memphis 6. Nashville 4.
Al Memphis IN Nashville g. innings
second game.
Texas League.
A. wichita Falls s, Shreveport I.
At Fort worth II, Dallas |.
Al San Antonio l. Galveston ..
At Beaumont 6. Houston s; tie, - In
nings darkness.
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er runner besides McHenry reached sec
ond,
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ptrTSBu RGH, July s.--Pittsburgh
won It's third straight game from Boston
today. In the sixth Mann hit over the
left field fence for home run, the first
hit out ot the park this season.
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summary: Runs, Williams, Miller Rsth
2. Alien, errors Miller, Crane, two-bsse
hit. Alien; three base hit, Williams stolen
base Roush, double play, Allen TO Rath
bases on balls off Luque ? struck out,
by Luque ,, by RiNey 3.
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'Hatted for Powell In seventh.
tpatted for OeschgCr In ninth.
Noston ........,...,.,..... 100 nOi lon--s
pittsburgh ,,,,........,.,, 500 600 OlN--4
summary Runs, Powell, Mann. O'Neill.
base hits. Oeschger Carey. whitted:
three base hit. Rigbee; home run, Mann;
stolen bases Pick. MaranVile. double
plays Hoke unassisted Cooper 10 cut
shaw 90 Grimm. Cation TO Cutshaw to
Grimm, bases on balls. Oft Cooper S;
struck out, by oeschger !,
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GAMES TODAY.
Western League.
TULSA AT WICHITA,
Oklahoma city at Joplir
Sioux city at st. Joseph.
Omaha at Des Moincs.
National League.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago,
only three games scheduled.
American League.
Chicago at Washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
American Association.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
indianapolis at 81. Paul.
No other. games scheduled.
Western Association.
Fort Smith at Drumright.
Enid at Okmulgee.
Springfield at Pawhuska-
Chickasha at Henryetta.
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'nstted Tor Goodwin in eighth,
st. Louis ..............,,.oo 600 600 oio--l
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cintinnati

zone out when winning run scored.
Philadelphia ............ 600 600 10 %
Cincinnati .............. 900 0O2 900 Ia
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'nstted for Oldham In eighth.
Detroit .....,............,O 600 600 900
Boston ..,.,......t.....,.oi oi0 o2o 0lX-t
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-07-30
NOTICE OF SALE OF
SCHOOL BONDS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Education of Lyons Village
School District in Fulton County,
Ohio will offer for sale and sell $685.
OOO.00 bonds of said School District
on Monday the 10Th day of August,
1920, at IL o'clock, noon, at the office
Of the clerk of said Board in Lyons,
Ohio, and sealed proposals for any or
all of said bonds are solicited. Said
issue consists of 65 bonds of the de-
nomination of 100000 each, are
dated August l, 1920, bear interest at
the rate of six per centum per annum
payable semi-annually, and mature asI
follows; S1,000.00 OF August l in
each of the years 1921 to 1923 inclu-
sive, S2,G00.00 on August / in each
of the years 1924 to 1927 inclusive,
4 100000 on August / in each of the
years 1920 to 1880 inclusive, 81 100000
on August l in each of the years 1881
to 1885 inclusive and 5000 90 on
August l in each of the years 1886 to
!94O inclusive.
Both principal and interest of said
bonds are payable at the Office of the
Treasurer of the Beard of Education
of said School District in Lyons, Ohio.
Said bonds are being issued under
authority of Sections 1925, 1926, 1927
and 1901 of the General Code of
Ohio, for the purpose of repairing
the school house in said School Dis
y trict and constructing an addition
thereto, for the proper accommodation
of the schools of said district. Each
bidder must file with his bid a certi
\ fed check on one of the banks doing
a regular banking business in Fultor
County. for an amount not less thai
one Der cent of par or face value o
\ the bonds for which he bids. togethe
n with an aggreement in writing il
q case said bonds are awarded to hin
z that he will accept and pay for tn
a bonds according to the terms of hi
bid within ten days from the date 0
y such award, or forfeit said check a
liouidated damages for his defUalt
n The privilege is reserved to rejec
any or all bids. Sealed envelope
containing bids should be marke
"Bids for School Bonds" and be aC
dressed to the undersigned at Lyon
Il Ohio.
D BY order Of the Board of Educatio
dated Jrlv 99th. 1920.
17-3 H H. Treadway, Clerk
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-07-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY
AT THE COUNTY FAIR

Wednesday of Fair Week, Septem-
Der 9Th, will be Sunday School Day
at the Fulton County Fair this year.
The entire central area bounded by
the race track will be devoted to the
use of the Sunday Schools of the
county and admission to all regularly
enrolled members of any Sunday
School in the county will be 15c for
children and 25c for adults. A very
extensive and attractive program is
in process of arrangement. In the
forenoon at 1890 a troop of U. S.
Cavalry will give an exhibition drill.
This will be followed by a program
of athletics under the direction of
Bryan. Heise. Then will come the
picnic dinner with everyone present
participating.
In the afternoon a Surprise" pro-
gram will be given. This is Just the
bare outline of what is going to hap
pen. Watch the papers for more de-
'ai,ed information and prepare tC
be present.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-07-30
OBITUARY

Frederick C. Belknap, son of Zera
and Mary Jane Belknap was. born
near Tedrow, Ohio April %, 1889 and
departed from this life July 16 1920
aged 81 years, months and 18 days.
His life was spent in the vicinity
of Tedrow with the exception of IA
months spent in the U. S. Army.
He was a soldier in the great
World War for democracy, having
spent eleven months across the sea
in England and France.
He was faithful to his country in
all that was required of him having
received an honorable discharge from
the service after the Armist:ce was
signed.
There remains to mourn his loss
mother and one brother and many
other relatives and friends. His
father preceded him in death by only
few months.
Though never making a public
confession of his faith in Christ but
during his last illness he called
again and again for religious hymns
to be played which he enjoyed very
much, his favorite being "When The
Roll is Called Up Yonder."
During the singing of thesehymns
he was happy and his family believe
he thus found his Savior.
He became a member of the Youne
Mems Christian Association while il
foreign service.
! Card of Thanks
The family desire to express thei
thanks TO all who in anv wav accict
ed during the illness and death &
their loved one.
Mother and Brother