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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-22
NOTICE

The board of county commissioners
VIII meet Saturday, October 23rd
1920, to hear complaints and restore
to the registration books all names
enormously stricken. The following
names were stricken:
Summerfield, Precinct No.
A. andrews, A T. Carter, J. Degen-
mart, A. t. Highly, T. L. Johnson. Hav
Joyner, John Miller, Hans Peterson,
jacob Shevley, j. w. Steer, M. J. Tim
mons, }: L. Wall, Max E. Wilson.
stanton, Precinct No. 9
S. S. Knight.
Moss Bluff, Precinct No. 10
Geo. Timmons.
GrahamviIle, Precinct No. II
I'd Finch. e. M. Henderson, Joe M.
Hudgens, Fl. Jackson, w. H. Perry. n.
Stanaland, d. K Tillis.
Fl Mccoy, Precinct No. 10
F. NJ. Chaffee.
citra, Precinct No. is
,. Z. Ausley, Amos Evans, James
Grant, Robt. Houston, A. H. Holland
W. II. Henderson, Andrew Jackson.
gno. Z; Little, E. o. Lanford, w. w.
ace, ). y. Simmons, Glasco Thomas.
Lee Tuggerson, VIM. z. Tonner
Anthony, Precinct No. II
Pernen Frazier
SeiieView, Precinct No. n
Adam Hafner.
Pedro, Precinct No. %
I. c. Cornell. Joe Denniso1,
Proctor, c. r. Stuert Husar
Levon, Precinct No. "a
Aisa Redding.
The foregoing list is published -
order OF the board of county coD, o.
sloners, in accordance with o.I
-Vo' General Statutes of FIorida 0'iOii
a.. Q. H. ROGERS. C6airmsr
Attest: ?. H. NUGENT Ci ie'r tii'' Il
BY T. d. Lancaster Jr n
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PHILo POULTRY FEED

a better feed at better price. Use
Philo Feed the Philo way and pet
more eggs every day. Four grades
scatch feed. Best grade one-hal
wheat. All feeds screened and well
mixed. For summer eggs feed Philo,s
20 per cent Protein laying mash. All
reeds made in Jacksonville. The best
Tor this climate. Send for feeding d.
rections. samples and prices.
NATIONAL PRODUCTS CO.
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S-6-13t.
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NOTICE

Notice of Application g.
pnaer Section 8, Cbanter tSse
Laws of Florida. 'p'er 1883,
NOTICE is hereby givep 81.
nooges, purchaser of narts i T 1. n.
stb ares Nos. SIS and 1880 data a Ger ,s
S Stn aay OF June. 1910 and A TS's "a the
has fi1aS A. D., 1916. resnect;,'o, ~
anS ilied said certificates in ne ve.iseIy'
anu nn mas made application y onlee,
Said Issue 80 issue in accordance with La, A
ing 1u certificates embrace the sit so, Jaw
rng described property sitnat ne ioiiow-
g S county, Florida, to-wit.N III MA
II ~ ~ OF ne4. section 90. townsh,.
s sact range q east and nwH , ~ nll
Tho gu. 20, township IL, range 81 80.
sata SAID lands being assessed :. :. east as
the MIS- ~ issuance of such certifica,es me ~
m me- name mn OF Henning Land g Imnro,i IA
dae,n nless said certificates sbau -
NIL; T ~ according to law. Ta~ 49, n re-
se VIPER A. D., 1920. N"y oi NO
sea, this my official signature .na
100 1eao TINS the 9th day of October ana
(SeaD
p, circuit Court. Marion 20 N Ey -
rla n l. d. Lancaster, Jr 1s. rla.
10-S-5t.
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NOTICE

o 1oo 100 notlce that will on Noven,bor
be nv 800 or as soon thereafter as 7 NAV
M 1t neard' apply for pardon for 1o may
- tIs VINO was convicted of no,,rdas
as. .ne January term of the MARROW c c;,.
nui. court in 1912; anyone desir;, IN.
nc tnen be heard on the merits &c
the application. merits OF
po Mm. {. HODGES, Attorney for
10-S-2t
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TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF
EDUCATION
ocaIa, Fla. Marion County

ocaIa, Fla, Marion County
We, the undersigned Patrons, Vot-
ers and Tax Payers of the Mayville
school, Sub District No. s Petition you
to call Special election in said dis
trict to vote same out.
The purpose of this petition is to
have what moneys in the treasury for
this district transferred to the Weirs-
dale district. No. 8. Also that the
voters in district No. 8 can hold an
election to take in Mayyille district
No. s.
All children in Mayville district No.
8 have been sent to Weirsdale schooi
for good many years at the expense
of Weirsdale district. The above
petition will be presented to the Board
of Public Instruction November 3,
1920,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

D.us VIII be received at 10 o'clock a
NJ, tuesday, October &c, at Harrington
MOTEL Ocala, Fla. for the erection of
q cnurch and parish house for the
SAINT Phillips r. G. church. Plans NAV
De mad from T. NJ. Bryan, architect.
GAINESVILLE, Fla, on deposit of 500
half of which will be retained If M
Diu - submitted. 10-S-3t.
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bv use ne pain of rheumatic a,,..,.
SNOW IuiD ng application of BaIlard,s
nass Eminent. 1t relieves tandas
Thra ana strengthens the s1s-s
bo ,sre slzzes. SOC. COO and e. 90 'n n
S'''ie' Sold BY Gerig's Drur ssos. per 80
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NOTICE

"a county Court.
Mafion Countv. Florida:
hy the County Judge Of Said County.
Whereas. ~ w. McTureans applied
- fhls court for letters OF admins
lfatin en- the estate OF Arabella
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A. L. Boehm.
Leon Simpson.
A. N. Cameron.
G. Simpson.
E. e. Reed.
E. B. Lyle.
J. D. Walling.
]. C. knight.
c. r. Waterman.
Mrs. S. S. knight.
9-24
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR LETTERS PATENT

Notice is hereby given that on the
29th day of November. A. D., 1920, the
undersigned will apply to the Governor
of the State of Florida, at Tallahassee,
Florida, for Letters Patent incorp0r-
ating the FLORIDA ORANGE GROVE
CORPORATION under the following
proposed charter.
C. P. ANDERSON.
The Taney County republican., 1920-04-08

hut he met II with smile.
ut Is well !" he cried, determined 10
humOr her to the last degree. II re.
turn to ze hotel and bring my daugh-
ter back wis re Immediately. We will
zen await your convenience for an In
tcryiew."
81 shall not be through here for an
hour"
Certainly, madame-at your con-
venlcnce."
She saw him jump into waiting
automobile and dash away In the d.
rectlOn Of his hotel. II was from there
he dispatched the notes 10 Claire and
me. Hardly was he out Of sight before
she had on her wraps and whisked out
Of the house and up to me with the
diamonds. Not to let the elevator
The Taney County republican., 1920-04-08

he and Claire were going down in the
elevator. Then for the first time
showed him the diamonds.
Love and pumpkins" he eiacu.
lated, overcome by the sight. well
If this doesn't beat the Arabian
Nlghtsr Are they rcal--rcal? Not
phste? Why, IL they're real they're
worth about million dollars"
And haven't been telling you that
NIL nlong" l asked testify. Bllly's
words and tone gave 1t pretty well
away that he hadn't believed II al!
along, no matter what I'd said and
he'd pretended.
"l-ycs. l think you have" he admit.
ted, rather stammerngly. "I'ut OF
course--you realize that n million dol
lars IL a--er-a pretty big order for
chap in New York TO eat at sitting
He spread them out on his hand, mut
terInS to himself. Finally he brought
out: And you've got ihese-here -
oil alone In the fiat with you! Well.
save my ShOestrings! | don't wonder
your nerves are on edge!"
l let this pass about niy nerves and
give him the story she'd told me Sun.
day morning - about the mahafrn;
sending her these diamonds through
the mir and putting them in her slip
per; and how she claimed them, all.
solutely, rellgiously, rs hers.
"The woman's crazy" was the curt
way he disposed Of her, and added,
to mitigate this harsh Judgment. "Or
else she's n thief" ..--
"Shc's neither one thing nor the
other" I defended sharply. "she's
merely deluded-the same as tens of
thousands Of other people have been
ieluded about things they believed
In."
Crazy" he repeated with convlc.
ton.
l could only shrug-all I've ever
been able TO do; that wns her incor-
-lgible belief! I wasted no more time
The Taney County republican., 1920-04-08

boy see her she had walked UP and
down on the opposite side Of the street
until she saw someone enter and 60
In the car; then she followed and
crept softly to the top, where she re-
membered had my fiat. She had lis
tened outside the door and had recOg.
nized both my voice and Clalre's and
hid herself on the dark stairway until
she heard Claire and Billy leaving.
With that she had slipped in, but had
not dared to waste minute in OK.
plantations; and she was back again in
her own house and her Swedish maid
didn't even know that her mistress
had been out.
A crafty plan on mOnslcur's part
He had, by getting Billy to escort
Claire back, bottled up our activities
as completely as II he had us gagged
and handcuffed And It all fell down
because Claire tainted and went into
Mysteries when she reached the hotel!
lie did not see Mrs. Dclarlo that night.
Neither did he see me-but then
he didn't intend to! l waited for the
mysterious visit until half past ten,
every minute feeling It more unwIse
of me to see him. At that hour, using
its lateness as my excuse, locked up,
determined I'd not speak to him at all
until had had a chance to talk things
over with Billy. went to bed but
The Taney County republican., 1920-04-08
Diamond
Cut
Diamond
R6a6AEEEER6, "a E9His6ENEB
by JANE BUNKER
31x@&%1~@a0~1H1NH@&~
Copyright by the Bobbs-AIsrrili Company,

She laid black-gloved finger on
her lips to signify silence; size thrust
something In my hand; she opened the
door and whipped out as she came,
shutting It In my face.
She hadn't uttered wOrd-she had
barely caused sound; even the door
closed behind her nOiseleSsly. tore
II open as my first impuse-when /
got my breakNthlnking she'd be wait
ing for the elevator. In the few sec
onds Of my establishment she had gone
I checked a cnll Ia her-"Mrs. Della
HiO"-and listened for descending foot.
steps on the stairs but heard nothing.
I sank into a hall chair, quite un.
nerved-cOming on top Of what I'd
been through that day, feel I'd have
had a justlfiable cause for faint on
my own account; only I didn't swoon.
l kept asking myself: II II weren't an
apparitlOn how did she know which
door 10 knock at? | have no door
plate and she'd evidently not asked
George-he was taking the car down
with Claire and Billy at the moment
Mrs. Delario popped In. 1t didn't Oc-
cur to me at first that she'd probably
seen me, from the corner Of the stair
way, close that door after saying
goodby TO the others. There had been
three raps-claSslc apparitlons always.
] believe, rap thrice when they wish
to enter your abode-they do not con-
descend TO push a button; and then
she'd noiselcssly whipped In and put
something In my hand
| became conscious Of hard object
In my fist; opened the fist and be-
held-the fatal box.
You could have knocked me over
with feather! Impossible Tint she'd
brought II back! ] dashed for the din
ing room where the light was and
pulled Off the cover of the bcx. There
lay the diamonds!
With a sweeping gesture I flung
them on the table--in one fell swOop
I'd been tumbled on my lofty perch
and had become a victim once more
just disconnected, worried victim, re-
sponslble for the fate of nations!
And having thrown them down--One
of them fell of the table, Snatched
them up-mmsieur would return nt
nny minute for that private interview
with me, and now what was to tell
him7 I no longer had the gem-free
conscience Of nm hour ago-I had the
diamonds
But l might have saved my ago
nies-monsieur did not return that
night--he had other fish to fry.
The canny cleverness Of monsIeur's
next move gave me when I knew It
such keen intellectual Joy that I for
gave him everything.
He had argued II out thus: Either
I should succeed or I should f1Il with
The Taney County republican., 1920-04-08

on 1t then. for our question was what
to do next. and | went on to tell hiri
how I'd decided to take his advice AND
lay the matter before the president,
To my astOnishment, instead Of the
warm commendatlOn I'd expected from
Billy at taking the advice he'd urged
on both my duty and my common
sense not forty-eight hours before
and remember, I'd barely restrained
him from rushing Off on the midnight
traln-he popped out Of his chair and
began cxcltedly pacing the floor. His
first words were, "Why you can't do
ihatw
"Oh, l see all the risks Tn running
OF getting there alive"
"Risks?' he echoed, ms II he hadn't
given them a thought. But how
much are you going to tell about this
AFFAIR.""
Everything, of course-I mean ev-
erything l know. The government will
have to undertake to find out the
rest"
He plrnked himself In front Of me
and demanded, "YOu aren't going to
let Miss de Rayenol get dragged into
mess like this. are you?"
| didn't answer Immediately. and he
ramped on, Il ask you--are you going
to do 1t? Are you going TO he party
to such a--such an outrage?"
"1f | don't put the case to the presi.
dent what am | to do? Here | arl
saddIed with the Ginmoads-"
well, just keep them yourself" he
bluntly offered, as his solution of the
Keep them--put them n
the safe deposlt-and let things take
their course"
ITO Be COntinued)
The Taney County republican., 1920-04-08

Mrs. DelarIO. II l failed It would be
for one OF two reasons: either she de-
MED all knowledge Of the diamonds,
or she had confessed TO me yet had
been able TO bind me 10 secrecy. But
in either case he would read my sue
cess or failure In my face the moment
he greeted me.
My face was blank. He hadn't eI-
pected to find It that way, but so II
was-n0t hint did I give him, first
when I opened the door, or later while
l talked with Claire. In fact, inside
Of fifteen minutes he became con-
vlnced that 30 far as was concerned
my mission was q failure and ! was
hedging for time and unwilling to con-
fess II.
lie was prepared for my fallure-hls
chance OF trapping her lay In his see
Ing her before | could communicate
with her after seeing him. With
fake telegram. delivered by George at
a preCOnCerted moment to serve as
monSleurs excuse to leave the house,
and also aS Il prete1t to leave Claire
In the house, keeping guard over Billy
and my sclf-nOne of the three of US
Suspecting it-monsleur had taken his
waiting automobile and swOOped down
on Mrs. Dclari0!
And she was expecting him! She
had had an impression" that he
would come to her as soon as his in
tervlew with me was over, and she
was not taken unawares.
The wild.eyed Swedish maid admit
ted him. showing him into the rccep-
tlon room and asking him to wait, as
her mistress wns "giviDg n reading"
A moment later Mrs. DelnrlO came In
coOlly and asked TO be exCuSed-she
had sitter ana could not possibly see
monsieur this evening. OF course there
was no sitter In the seanCe room, but
n mufr and a hoG on the chair beside
him conveyed the impression that
there was caller.
Monsieur played his surprise card
instantly. Saying he would detaln her
hut a moment he sprung It on her that
had told him she had the diamonds
and he had come to apologize for the
unfortunate mistake that had been
made, and to arrange to get the stones
"as soon as convenient"
1t was bold move; but Billy and I
had taught him one thing-everythIng
now depended on diplomacy, and If
she denied having the stones he could
do nothing.
II was also bold lle-telllng her !
had Snd she had told me: but he
failed TO trip her even there: she says
she "knew before the words were ont
Of his mouth that 1t was a lle--that
lie appeared in large white letters
over his head"
"You must excuse me this evening
I have sitter In the next room." she
said quietly. and showed him she
would not talk.
"But, madame, II ls necessary Eat
we make some arrangement"
"But. monsieur" she returned, "I
cannot discuss the matter with you
now
III you will so kindly permit me TO
wait" he began, using all his diplO.
macy-and feeling he needed 1t,
Imagine!
She made a move on her own &C.
count-drnwing herself up. she told
him, after the way You treated me
last Monday--the accusations you
brought against me Of robbing your
positively will not talk
with you for q single minute, unless
you bring her with you"
He had not expected this demand,
The Taney County republican., 1920-04-08
ITO Be COntinued)

Mr.. Gamer, miner from Richmond,
No., vas here " dsys ago on his
-rlV fishing Trip bu! fading it too cod
went back home ~ return later.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
.s. HAVE SLOW. KIDNEYS
Eat less meat il, you feel Back
achy or have. Bladder
trouble.


Meat forms uric acid which excites
and oyerworks the kidneys in their ef-
forts to filter it from the system. Reg
ular eaters of meat must flush the kid.
neys occasionally. You must relieve
them like you relieve your bowels; re-
moving all the acids, waste and pois-
ons, else you feel a dull misery In the
kidney region. sharp pains in the hack
or sick headache, dizziness, your
stomach sours, tongue is coated and
when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twinges. The urine is
cloudy, fun of sediment: the channels
often get irritated. obliging you to get
up two or three times during the night.
To neutraiize these irritating acids
and flush off the body's urinous waste
get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy: take n table,
spoonful in a glass OF water before
breakfast for few days and your kid
neys will then act fine and bladder dis
orders disappear. This famous salts
IS made from the acid of grapes and
emon puice, combined with Iithia, and
has been used for generations to clean
ind stimulate sluggish kidneys and
top bladder irritation. Jad Salts is
Inexpensive: harmless and makes de-
ightful efferyescent lithia water drink
which millions Of men and women take
now and then, thus avoiding serious
Kidney and bladder diseases.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06

salary ana nwnA,oae Sn
J f1a,rlcy 4 ~ ans ,,ca,sa
sunn,,a.l ,aEn
q Al r,,r,nhrays !, i, c,,,a,.
~ vesghts SOFA
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:, An,hony.s asn,,s, ,a,r,,, Wv
To-. parsS,,. :, al ,os IN
u Graz .s,,,,a aa,,a,,s
N n,o,av for tahor on County
~, " 40 a.
,va,sar sam src, ;.n,r ~ c,,. ioz'OO
rarr, -kon
,uii Farm ,,,,,;. ,,,,;,.'',,ss.',c,,''.... 1000
" - S"P
pnes' 90 ............. ..... 40
tum-A-L Lam Lor. Co, do 1850
simpson Auto Co, DO ........ 100
L. > hihssiey Tor mrs Chris
tian ..-............ 1000 |
J. q Penny Co. supplies for
tounty Farm ............. 1929
charles Co., do ....... 57.36
city Meat Market. do ......- io.ss
Peoples Warehouse. do,.. 24.60
E--kf GRIP 5.4;: -.
w. ]. Clarke. supplies County
Farm az
Sturgis a Storie. do %
Pacific p. & 1. Co do eSsO
McClintock & Simpson. do 4.se
Umatilla Flour & Grain Co. do 1sS.0a !
w. l. Gadwa. do a15
Economy Drug Co. 400 !
SmN't he-Lonergan Co, wood, do $500 :
A. c. Koeppen Bros, sups. do 6OS4
Dr.. McNabb, services at farm 500
bean Tatom Co. supplies. do. 1910 +
Taylor, Hardware Co, do .. 2s2l 2
seOTEe q Miller Co. Tor h. I'll. -
Vaughn 1864 "
fayne NJ. Gurdane, for Mrs. "
Blanchett .......... 1895 r
'um-A-Lum Isbr Co, for Put
nam 1850 G.
! c. Elliott Co. for S. Barker 1851 F.
Mrs. w. II. Musselman. care c,
of Mrs. Halverson ... $500 CT
oys' and Girls Aid Society,". 1000 Nj
Test End Grocery, County RI
Hospital 2O.s3 ].
kiah Nero. co. for Walker Ps
family 3055 Sil
osten & Greenbaum, for Ida l..
White 40.4s Re-
sbra L. Mason, ct al, Library j.
supplies and expenses ...... 7O9.07
:. II. I.yday. Speed officer 62.50 CIR
e Harrison. ct al, attending
school board convention 54.Oe CIR
Inv. Co, ms. 1880 w;
q H. Parks, do ........ 1876 E,a
.ntley, Graham ms. CO., do. $500 NJ.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06
COMMISSIONERS
REPORT

The following Ia a list OF the Count,
waFfAnts drawn at the April, 1890
term OF the County Court OF the stats
of Oregon for umatilia County. nxoenf
those allowed by statue.
~ q Frazier, supplies various
oInces .-..-.........s $50
-, - r. ates' do ..--..... 100
1iaas 4 Prudhomme. do 49,. 2ss.5O
racine Tel. Tel Co. court
- nouse .,........- .-.......... 7s.4O
* T. Brown, Recorder, election
and clerk supplies . 7.os
r. r. Brown, postage and Of
ices ...-....A.......... 1900
y l.. Vaughan, court house s.7s
~. w Ireland. Clerk and AS
SCISSOR supplies .. 2s.so
Fast oreBonsan, supplies vari-
Gus Offices and Com. report. s7.75
j. H. Gwinn. et al, regular and
special juryman .. ss5. 90
{. r. Randall. Dep. Dist Atty. 5000
Guy Cook, Circuit Court Baiiiff 2l.oo
The Quellc, meals for jurynaan 1s.sb
A. b. Hileman, ct al, grand
jorynan ...,,....s..... 1l4.Oo
Earl Williams. ct al, Grand
Jury witnesses 2eS 10
Jolly Inn, meals for jurymen 500
Joyce L. Hays. transcript for
Circuit Court -. $3.50
S. 7. Hutchinson, Grand Jury
Baihff 400
Pendletan Tribune, Advertising
Sheriffs office - AYE
Western Union Tel. Co, do 2O5l Z
Joe H. Parles. J. r., State VS..
Clair Hughes. Merritt Gibbs. 7
o A. Jacobson. Ole johnson.
Guy Cook. Gordon Nelson
and search xrgrrar4~ =
Joe ii, Parkes, ]. r., ct al draw v
ing jury list ..... 500
Joe H. Parkes, ]. p, State vs. L
Dan Kelly -..-...-.. 1l55
Robert Wheeler, Clerical work r
in Sheriffs office 10000
7. - TAYLOR, Transportation of s.
prisoners and expenses 1se.oa
Cara Bloomquist. clerical work "
:. sheriff's ONCE ..... s1.5O Je
W. s Bowman, Photographic
work for Sheriff . 1000 NJ
Bnshong a Co, Co. Warrants, 10
Clerks office -.-...-.. 1898 Be
frankel Carbon & Ribbon Co., lie
Supplies Treas ..-,. $50 Lii
in .Lys-s,. BKga Q H
kee Lox Mfg. Co. supplies 10
Treas SIS Pc
race A. Gillian, expenses -. 1000 s.
'acific Land Co. Abstracrs of L.
land March 1918 to March
1920 ........-... 1850 Joi
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co. Assessor ...--. rs Ev
seorge Henninger. ct al, Dep. c
Assessors ....--... s50.30 Mr.
/ O. Hawks. do ...... 1880 D.
/ Gadwa- supplies do ... 1901 g
|. w Ireland. do school supt 1900 b.
'. w. Green, assistant and ex- G. ]
PeuSeS 40 l65.2Of A. (
'acific p. & L Co. court house 40.O0lJ r. c
ry Cook. cleaning walls and J. J
windows and trimming trees 1000 C. {
dependent City Scavenger. Joy
court house .......s zoo B.
Z Wilkinson, supplies do.... $50 d
endleton Water Works, do :. 1855 DR..
nyths Lonergan Co., fuel. do 1O3.25 Gus
d. Taylor, board of prisoners 1895 E J
P, Miller, labor on Jail ... 500
r. D. J. McFaul. examining d.
insane .............. 1ooO \
nbrey F. Perry. Watermastar, iC.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-30

Those in charge of the sale of tickets for the Romes house at the end of steel, report that many have taken chances, but not a sufficient number to meet the needs of the old timer, who has lost the sight of both eyes, and who has a wife and three children depending upon him for support. It is the plan to use the money to send the unfortunate man to the States as soon as the tickets have been sold.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-30
PRIZES TO BE AWARDED
 TO MASKERS ON FRIDAY

A feature of the mask ball, to be held at Union hall on Friday night, will be the awarding of prizes for the best sustained characters. The management announces that the will be good ones, we'll worth going after, and every effort will be made to see that they are awarded to the lady and gentleman deserving them.
 The management also announces that only those in costume will be permitted on the floor prior to the hour of unmasking, which will be midnight.
 The dancers of the town are dis playing a lot of interest in the big event and there is reason to be- lieve there will be an unusually large number in costume.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-30
ALEX TIMERoFF sUccUMBs
 TO LINGERING ILLNESS

Alex Timeroff, better known as Alex, the Turk, died at the Govern ment hospital on Tuesday night, as the result of a complication of dis eases. He had been a patient at the hospital for a number of months.
 Friends of the deceased will take the body to Fairbanks for burial.
 The deceased was an oldtimer of the North and had many friends. He was in Dawson more than a doz- en years ago, before coming to this district. At the time illness compelled him to enter the hospi- tai. he was interested in a grading contract out the line.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-30

Notice of Filing of Final Account
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-30

Notice of Filing of Final Aeeoun