davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-13
VERY PATHETIC

II Is really pathetic to see a lady
around her home but lap dog. shed
tears over the starving babies Of Eu-
rope and Asia. Not that the children
Of the afflicted countries of the old
world are not In need Of sympathy (;
the Lord knows the suffering of the
innocents Is enough te bring tears to
the eyes OF the most hard-hearted. But
there are babies In the good old U s..
A., potential American citizens, denied
their right TO enjoy the benefits of our
boosted free institutions, because we
responsibilities that confront us at
home We are all considerably like the
lady that refuses TO accept a manda-
tory for anything more human than
lap dog. The misery about which SEN
tlmentalists read comes nearer TO moy-
ing them TO action than the affliction
TO which they have grown accustomed
through long association.
When we have relieved the suffering
at home. we should then take the meas
ures necessary to do our part In re-
who are the victims of their own avar-
Ice, the ambition OF their own rulers
or the oppression Of dominant races.
We should help, but the greatest good
that can he accomplished Is that char
ity which begins at home" and extends
TO all suffering humanity. But unless
we do take the steps to alleviate the
hard conditions that surround mother
hood and childhood among the poor OF
our own race, we shall find ourselves
the victims of the same social dis
tempers that now are the source OF woes
unnumbered in Europe. II is coming
to us, and, even now, the handwriting
on the wall'' traces in letters OF blood
and fire the doom of race so lost
In selfishness that only the tale of far
off suffering arouses compassion
whose source and end Is simpering
nervous reaction.
Idealism is often very apt to find
expression In hysterical sentimentnlity.
II Is recorded that in the days of de-
cadent Rome, when tie bloody spec
tacle OF gladiatorlal contests delighted
the eyes OF the populace; when social
vices had degraded womanhood and
sappcd the vitality Of manhood; when
slavery in its worst form had sunk hui
manity in del,th ~ misery when the
passions Of powerful manlacs was the
law Of the land, sentimentalists formed
humane" societies for the protection
Of bugs and worms Those were the
days Of universal peace; when Roman
cfffzanQ xVarp tOa Good IN serve In thp
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-13
UNDESIRABLRS

A French woman has come to Amer
lea with the avowed purpose Of show
ing her legs in their nude entirety, at
many dollars per show. She doesn't
claim to have brains, and up to date
nobody has claimed for her any at
tribute except legs. She was unable to
cash In on lRr two valuable possessions
in France, for the French, though they
have not banned wine, have become
somewhat sober on account OF the war.
SO this lady has hied herself TO Broad
way, preceded by liberal press-agent-
ing and followed by n corps Of camera
men and interviewers. She talks very
little English-just enough to be vulgar.
About once every season we are in.
vaded by one of these undesirable Eu-
ropean vulgarians. She collects for
tune in American dollars. and retlres
to Europe TO spend 1t. Gaby, the mo-
torious companion Of dissolute rake,
came here and became rich, peddling
the story of her degradation.
While many humble persons OF meri-
torious character are held Mt Ellis
Island awaiting exhaustive inquiries
into their beliefs on political philosophy,
such riff-raff as this exploiter Of legs
Is admitted without question or hesita-
ton. In our next ark, let us load up
some of the undesirables OF Broadway.
Sand Storm Smile.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-13

need n man with diplomacy. Nobody
who's been In war wants to get I'm
another one unless he has to-" A st.
Louis man would not vote for a milf
tary man for the presidency because,
First Of all, il we had n military man,
universal military training would be
the result" An electrician In Detroit,
who calls Wood "a bag Of wind" and
thinks that Pershing knows nothing
about running the government, asserts
that "a soldier who makes a profess
sion of It, knows only one thing-how
to give orders and how to fight" An
insurance broker in San Francisco
thinks that soldier would be zig
norant Of social conditions, unrest. and
trade relations" and travelling sales
man in Cleveland says that n general
would make Prussia out OF the
United States"
These letters, in their healthy di.
versity, afford fairly reliable indica-
ton, which is supported by other sur
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-13

veys OF opinion, that members Of the
American expeditionary forces are lit
tel likely to be "stampeded" for any
candidate, on any ground, this year.
Those who definitely favor military
president and mention a particular
candidate, are, with one or two excep-
lions. foi' Wood, and someo theirs favor
Wood, and some others favor Wood,
hut not for the reason that he is
military man. The prevailing senti-
ment among returned soldiers Is not
favorable to army officers as class.
Sand Storm Smile.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-13
THE SAME MAN

The fellow who used to say, xiii a
HIM for me. boys" Is apt to be the
s-u,a man who is hollering his head
off about ex-service men holding mp
the country for a bonus-American Le-
giOn.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-13

The best thing that ever happened
for the village was that Anne wasn't
born twins. "Anne OF Green Gables"
presenting Mary Miles Minter. at the
Majestic Theatre. Wednesday and
Thursday, April IA aud 10.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-13

] ETEERE. Is Me
Al first tire that
eVer 7OaS gfUea a
70heh factory TO
hsebt
Firestone Plant
No. 2, with a ga
pacity of 10000
tires per day, is
devoted solely to
the production of
the SO inch size.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17
REVIVED HOPE
RAILROAD SOUTH
Idaho Central Railway Company IN
cOrporsfed 90 Build To Wells,
New. From hogersOn-

Construction Of steam or cleo
iric railroad from ROgerscn, Idaho
10 Wells. New. q distance OF approx
lmately 30 miles. ~ the purpose Of
the Idaho Central Railway company,
capitalized al five million dollars. &C
cording 20 rs articles 81 incorpora-
ion. received AZ Twin Falls. Monday
Tor fling In the county recorders Of
flee.
Presentation OF the incorporation
articles Is the first tangible eyeidence
~ continued prosecution Of plans for
affOrdiDg a rail outlet 70 the south,
with direct connections east and
west, which were presented last jan
nary for consideration Of local in
vest0rs BY the ineorDOratofs Of the
concern Twin Falls now Is con
nected with ROgeraon by a branch
~ the Oregon Short Line.
The Idaho Central company In
are George T.. Davis and
Thomas McDOugai OF Twin Falls
aud John s Wills, Arthur Dunn and
Joseph T.. Stewart OF San Francisco.
Twin Falls IL 10 be the headquarters
for the company.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17
WANT MOUNTAIN TIME
IN TWIN FALLS COUNTY

Bull 20 get the towns OF Twin Falls
county 10 adopt mountain time In
stead OF using Pacific time. as Is now
the case. according TO the BAIL Her
aid. This would mean that the
clocks would be turned ahead one
hour. II Ia pointed out that the
clocks will be more nearly with the
sun. and and the evenings VIII be
longer.
II IL said (by those who are up
early enough 10 know that II be-
gins to get daylight at . o'clock In
the morning by the present time
schedule. The evenings are too short
now.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17
. = a = 80 = = go 80
. ELMWOOD ITEMS '
%%<<<S +%++ = y y y . =

John. the is-year-Old son Of Mr
and Mrs. Charles sleber. bad the
misfortune % have his left LEG ffhe'
fured Sunday afternoon, 10 Was
taken 20 Twin Falls 20 the county
hospital where an X-ray picture was
taken and tho limb set.
The infant son OF Mr. and Mrs c.
A. Krohn has been quite III.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Lincoln MI
aud Mrs Frank Richie. and doasrs.
John Cfonln. Tod LaWahe and fern
ComegyA spent Saturday and Sunday
a. Salmon river dam,
Mr.. and Mrs WIN Ham loft last
Thursday Tor Dreams. Idaho. their
home.
Mrs. Howard Armstrong aud MIRA.
Ellen Barnhart. OF Twin Falls. were
dinner guests az tho Frank Richie
homo Tuesday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17
BULL FALL FESTIVAL WILL
NOT IsTEtFkhE WI1a FAIR

To correct an impression that has
got abroad that the fall festival that
has been talked OF for Bull aud the
west and had behind Il some sinister
thing intended 10 Interfere with tho
county fair at filler. the Bull cham
Der OF commerce at It's meeting Mon
day ON motion OF N. o. Thompson
directed ~ secretary 70 write 10 the
county fair board diaeiaiming any
such purpose. but on the contrary
promising tho board the hearty co
operation and support OF che local
chamber. says the Bull Herald, The
secretary was Instructed 10 notify
tho fair board IN Huhf holds a fall
festival tho date will not interfere
With the dates OF the fair.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17
4 <%<~< <<<<< $$x~ '
= GRASSY EiLL '
. q = > = = y = = Z, = y y y -

Mrs. Akow. who has been quite
IN with spotted fever, IL improving.
Miss Winlfred Lcstef has gone 10
Albion 10 attend SIMMER school
Harry Saoderly made a rip 10
CaatlefOrd Wednesday.
The Grassy Hin farmers all Joined
IN helping Selghbor Akor put up
fence which he was not able 10 gct
AZ on account OF sickness.
Carl WyDerE has returned IRON
Silver CITY. where he was called on
business.
Ar. Perkins and Nit Miller we're
40 from iiosewoFfh this week iOok
Ing after their property here ana -
ting friends.
Dewitt Waleh made trip 10 Three
Crock Wednesday
Tako warming all Fishing parties.
a. the rattloanakes are plentiful IN
the canyons.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17
OWsLEy BRlGE CONTRACT
GIVEN KANSAS CONCERN

Contract for construction OF the
Owsley bridge. across Snake river
north OF Bull. on the state highway
word received from William J. Hail
commissioner OF public works. The
estimated cost OF the bridge and APP
proaehss IL $4,000.
The bridge Is TO be- OF the cantiley'
or type. 400 feet long over all the
cantileyer space being 264 feet. As
sembling OF material begins al once.
and work on the ground within 10
days The Missouri Valley Bridge
and Iron company OF Leayenworth.
Kansaa. obtained he coatraet through
their Boise branch.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Saturday. June %, 1890, viii BE-
the last day on which taxes may be
paid at the treasurers office, az
taxes become delinquent Monday
Juno 28th. Envelope post mark as
OF June q. 1920, are safe. For the
remainder OF this period the trea--
urer's office will be open from g
O'Clock a. m. until .. N. OF each
day for the accommodation OF the
public. Mail your check early.
adv h. l.. WARREN. Treasurer.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17

English last Pumps for growing girls
2 to 8. good values at ...........-..............
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17
NOTICE

Or A. A. Newberry will be absent
from Filler until about June 2s-ady
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17
GIRLS OxFORDS

For growing girls, chocolate Oxfords, in
English last; regular price $3.50, priced now
Mt .......................... ............ 81. 95
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17

One lot of Children's Hose, soc value, sal
price, 35c; pairs for ....................$1 90
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17
w Am II AID .

1T ORR WANT Al RATES Ten cents
per line brsi inse'Ftii -. ana D. per line
" fOr Subsequent INSERTIONS. with
minimum of three lines. All want ads
arr cash. We do not keep q book On These
ads. Count SIS words 10 the line when
computing cost.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-17
WANTED

WANTED TOO BUY-One weaned
lamb. Inquire Record office If
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
1864 Land Patent
Signed BY Lincoln

FRESNO. Cal. Feb. IA land
patent signed by Abraham Lincoln in
1854 was placed on file the other day
with the Fresno county recorder by
John NJ King of Visalia.
The land is an eighty acre tract
near Fresno City. King has held the
patent for f1fty-five years through the
dangers of loss, fire and theft, but
finally concluded it was safer to place
the instrument on record.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
EsthOnia Ratifies
Terms With SOviets

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Esthonian as
sembly has ratified the treaty Of peace
between Esthonia and soviet Russia,
making peace Immediately effective, a
Moscow wireless dispatch said today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
MEAT, THEY SAY,
is GOING TO DROP
Resumption of Industries
Abroad One of Causes.

CHICAGO, Feb. T.-Lower prices for
meat in the near future was predicted
today by the American institute of meat
packers. Resumption of pre-war meat
industries in foreign countries and the
low rates of foreign exchange will force
the prices down, the institute declared in
a statement issued here.
AS an example Of conditions in Europe,
the institute cited the fact that En- Gland
now had on hand a seven months sup
ply of bacon and American bacon, Which
formerly was exported to the British
isles, must find market in this country.
e. A. Cudahy, Jr., a director of the
institute, stated "lower prices were in
evttable." He said just how soon prices
will drop depends on the live stock sup
ply.
The expectation of pork has now prac-
tically ceased, although $500 O00. 600
pounds were exported last year. Beef
exports have also stopped tna statement
said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
TO HALT INFLUENZA.

BOSTON, Feb. 17.-As a preventive
against the spread Of influenza the loard
Of health has started a campaign against
splitting. Spitters have been fined s.
for using elevated and subway stations
for cuspidors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
Car Shortage Lifts
at Indiana Mines
sneclaI to The Times.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. 17.-With
but twenty-one mines down and loss
Of IL, 900 tons, mine officials Monday were
optimistic regarding the acute car short
age which has held up the mine opera
lions. The number of mines closed for
the past month and the loss of tonnage
caused by the car shortage officials say
has been the worst ever experienced. Sat
urday ffty-four mines were down with
loss of 44.620 tons.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
Game of kelly Pool
Has Sequel in Court

Carl Butcher, pOolroom proprietor mt
1913 Oliver avenue must answer in city
court TO charges Of keeping a gambling
house Sergt. Russell and members of
the morals squad, who made the arrest,
declared they watched a kelly" pool
game and saw money passed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
Blizzard Cuts Off
New YOrk's Milk

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-More than 80
per cent of New York City's milk sup
ply has been cut off by the blizzard,
which has hampered all transportation
north of Syracuse and interrupted tele-
phone and telegraph communication
throughout the northern and western
parts OF the states.
Trains have been stalled for twenty
four to thirty-six hours in some places,
residents Of nearby communities feed
ing and caring for passengers In some
cases the villages themselves are facing
food shortage.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
CONVERSATION FIXED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1T.-Director Gen
eral Hines today signed a compensation
contract with the Pere Mlrquette railroad
for S3,74S, 1876.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
COLD TAKES 2
LIVES IN STATE
Mother and Tot Found Frozen
to Death Near Washington.

WASHINGTON, Ind, Feb. 17.-Sum-
moned by feeble cries of the influenza
stricken husband, neighbors found Mrs
Ray Cross, IS, and their one-year old
son frozen to death in an abandoned
howell on the river bank near here. The
bodies were nearly nude, clothing given
by township authorities not having been
used.
Cross and a four-year-oId daughter
were removed from the destitute shack
and are being cared for by neighbors-
An investigation into the case was
started today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
BELMONT

Mrs Sarah Hatcher. Of Newark. Ohio.
iz visiting friends near Chrslnut Level
Mrs. Roy Hunt and daughter. ~ Hun
ter. visited ut 7. J. Hatchrr't Saturday
evening (
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaiirn and Mr,
william Hntisn were Belmont yislt0rs
Saturday
Chester lIrOukn and Harry craig ph1H-
rd through This vicinity saturday after
noon
Mrs +. i Hatcher und non. Lewis.
wCIr irihrrdh visitors Friday
Mr aud Mrr Archer MCrhriond were
belmont vlrlIUrh Saturday
Al hnd Mira oscar Hatcher Walt oil
frirndb al IioIhnrha sunday
Nj. ana Mrs - Hatcher aud sons
NnIo Boin"nI vIsii6TA iaht h"nday al
l'Iu"uu
ITuuIH iiniIun wa NHllaI ht -.
hIIlInnnH Sunday hflsin"ph
nanfhih MIih"an, Th"uAh Brandon aiyd
i'ru"in 'intl"n ~'Ia NIhli"I" /" town %"
nUrh"y "iirin"""
tl,I", hru"r r.H 'l"ii" e. t"is'
!, "mra n""d"Y
NJ, .nd Ai,a eva. wiI"". a"n .iarsh
-, 81 p"IhnrI" -, Waited f'l""h. ~
,h.ain"t I"vaI SUNDAY
~, and AL. i,"wf",h I'",l-iflsl1 81 r
a. dsd bunch ~ '-"'"'elil" n""iSy
Ivu U-rrIa was I. "nIiot ~ lpmp-
vita h"rday nN.'no"n
Hnvs,ni h"m Ihlu vicinity offended
rlurh ~ ihertruI Inv"I Sunday evan
Ms Mp,,a'et KEMP. ~ nrihssip. VIZ.
It'd 81 Wrllor Whsslsr'H ons day last
wssF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
CADIz

Mrs. drorGs D. Hanna of ciunbus
vipiiinE her son, Walter N. llama And
Mrs, Hanna.
Mis-. Alice I. wsrd Of Cincinnati was
Waiting her friend. Mrs. John D. Mo-
Council.
Mrs. Elmer nobertshaw Of bridge.
port. was Visiting friends In town over
tho week. end. . d..
Mrs. \, D, Barrstt loft W.dT:s6ay
ut Hannibal. Mo.
william Heater. Of gpsrcer W. Va
has bsen visiting bis family hsrs.
Mrs. A. f.. BArphaSt Of Akron. wis
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. War
ron Martin. hiss returnef 70 hcr home.
cumninrhsm wsre visiting tho.r ,rslI-
tive Mrs.. ida Means OF Bteubspsiiie.
Miss Frcdu Campbell Of Washington
CITY. who paused tho summer IN Dem
YER, stopped of for q visit with Miss
MARI Campbell TS nl;,S Sr hs snS Wv Wi hHn
bytorinn church Tuesday syanIpE. Bhar-
cd honors 81 lunchsss ls. hary WIS
Einla Houaer gave on WeanesdAI' -
tho afternoon. Mira. John Z. sharon Sevs
20 other women frisnds ha1 bssn IpSit;
cd. Tho Baronsss, who IL the wtfe -
w. b. Peters, q naturalist OF diStinetion
with tho National. museum OF NSN
York. gave thrilling accounts Pf kAe
eucapc from ths rsvoiUtlohists IN tu-
rope who connscated ell hor estAtea.
Her frst husband, an officer. In ths
Russian army who was killed carly IN
Family friends Of Hon. D. 4. Heilings::
worth have publi:ssd biSGraphieM
and incidents, for coH,, hlmentnry dis.
tributIon among members OF tho family
and special friends. The book 10 not
for sale. THIS book II rich IN political
history ~ this district.
Mrs. Joseph IAfferty, who. with hes
son-in-Iaw. was injured jn an Autono-
Eiis accident whils on Their Way
Inc Snithnsld fair last Thursday 10
recovering. Her Sister, Mrs. James
Morrow Of bridgeport. II with her.
MemberS OF tho baTns!t woTts(s
Missionary society were sntsrtain4d ~
NJ Wsrn RiVsnhouss ana Mrs b. D.
Witisnhoune. Miss Laura Warren was
lender.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

pliiniirr ordered Ia pay defendant all
muny a.. follows, II2bO on tho frst day
"f each qua avery nunth hereafter until
tho nurn 81 I2b 90 has boon phih,
IorrIa Fuller vr rhnrIon E. Fuller,
Divorce granted plnlniin on ground ~
egttpma cruelty
Ksln PuitIuun W william y. rnittHop,
Dvorra granted PLAINTIFF on ground ~
ssiren,c cruniiy nnd plaintiff awarded
CuEiOdy 81 minor |hild
Mvrn N Mlleco va, GarmIlo Milnco.
wIimI abssmco for more ,han three
yonrH rlnIntiff rCrtOrod Ia mn lde n
nnn" "r Myrn NJ Thoncr
Fred koyacr WI. Village Of bridgeport.
Plaintiff granted lcavo 10 flo petition
Ia error.
Realty Deeds PILED
a. u woodland and wife To James l..
Lynn Land In warren TIP 800
Stanley Muzoch and Mary Mnzoch 10
V"l"ntIn" McSInn aud Agnos Makina.
Land In RoydsvIlc. 1880.
Jno. A. md Sarah J.. Futhcy TO Evcrct
- Crawford and Mary Il. Crawford.
Lnnd In Shadynldr. $4,000
George. -. Myers md wife TO Patrick
r. Connolly ci al. Land in BcilnIre. 80.
Kenneth Craig nd Eva crniE To EHtclln
Wmyt and In belmont. $40.
G"orEiona Morris and Thomas II. Nor
riF 10 Edward Toohry. Land In Warren
j. W. ILttlrron. ct nj to Scion g. Lit
Teton. Land In Mead TIP. 81.
NIck Z"rourdnkIs and Sophia Xervour-
daki- I" t'rnnk A. SodKwick. Land In
Martins Ferry. so.
Marriage Licenses
raul X InughIIn Of CAdIy and Eliza &.
beth Alice Houslcy OF Flushing.
Louis Selns md Mary ropp. both Of
Barton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Scat News
Probate Court


Ieounnn Dawson. dee. Inventory
nlr,L approved and ore red recorded
WIN A Hunt. dee Inventory hlcd.
Improved md ordered recorded.
J"r"f Dv"rnk. Guar VI. Ills WARD 9,
private rnlp filed. Bond 81 900 with
Andy I'ospIsiI md Frank Mark AN sure
Iicr nIrl. Bond approved. private Wal"
ordered. order Issued md cnuHe con
ilnuru.
open court and elected I" tax" under
Mary IL rsndcny. dec. win and APP
pliCRiion to admit To probate nl"d with
wnIvrr Of notice Appoint mCn' mhdr.
/. tIrra urtcrrd aud issued. Inventory
ordered and issued.
IIlItir Kerry. dee. Distribution nc
count Ned approved md allowed mn
nnnl discharge Of Admr. Record ordered.
John l.. Glnaarr and John W. Murphy.
executors w. August HnricnTt' In. IT al
Waiver Of summons and rrs"lpe Tor
summons Med. Summons for defendant
Hcrthn Kern ordered md hhucd To Shor-
ifr and Chusr COntlnu"d.
ItnckwtlI IL Mitchell. dec. Final and
distribution account Med. aet for hear
inr oct 20. 1920 Notice ordered and
cont nu"d.
.mllc" a Keys. dec Final account
Mod. 81 FOR hearing oct 80. 1920 N"tic"
urdcIch and lnsucd.
James Michael Hunkler, Of al min"rs
Choice ur guardian filed Application
nlcd f"r appointment az guardian. bond
- UnO rlrd mad approved Appointment
made. I"t,"rn ordered aud inHnrd
Court Entries
hhry . IuuHun W H.. Wlllin lDunEhn
hIvcI.. granted plaintiff GA ground 81
oStr"mlr ',u"Iy and plaintiff awarded
'u"l"'N ~ muln"i 'hildI,n up"n payment
81 .urIs
J",r'n p'lt,ra - '"'ris D"iis's 1T