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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-02
FEWER PRISONERS HERE
County Institution Inmates Dwindle
Nearly Half in Three Years.

The population of Topeka's jail has
dwindled steadily in the last three
years. according to figures compiled
today by Bert Larimer. office deputy
for Hugh Larimer. sheriff.
In 1917, forty-five of the prisoners
confined during the year were men
held in the Jail by the government; in
1918, Ill were government prisoners.
and in 1919. 10 were held in the Jail
by the government. In 1919, twenty
eight of those confined were finally
taken to Lansing and 10 to Hutchin-
son. The remainder were held in Jail
for minor offenses or are awaiting
trial at this time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-02
OBY 6RAClA POPE WOOL

The marriage of Miss Margaret
Irene Miller and Mr.. John Kenneth
Kline was solemnized Thursday eve-
ming at o'clock in the First Presby-
terrain church in the presence of sew
eral hundred people. DR.. S. S. Estey
read the ceremony
While the guests were arriving and
being seated Miss Ethel Frizell at the
organ played a group of numbers, in
GLIDING ITO Wild Rose" by Mellow
ell. "A Love Song" by Cadman, "Vene-
tian Love Song by Nevin. Just be-
fore the entrance of the bridal party
Miss Mary Burnett sang 81 Love You
Truly" by Carrie Jacobs Bond. Lo-
hengrin's wedding march was played
groomsmen, Mr.. Leonard Kline, MI.
Earl Trobert, Mr.. Burgess Van
Nechtan and DR.. Milton Miller, led
the procession. After them were the
bridesmaids, Miss Georgia Neese, Miss
Helen Lucas. Miss Mary Paxton and
Miss Dorothy Mason. The matron of
honor, Mrs. William j. Miller, came
next and the maid of honor. Miss Eva
Miller. Little Miss Marian Miller pre-
coded the bride, scattering rose petals
in her patch. The bride and her
father were the last to take their
places before the deliberately deco
rated altar. A bank of palms formed
the background Of the altar and be-
fore them was a large basket filled
with pink and white roses and tied
with a huge tulle bow. High vases of
roses and crystal candelabra each
holding four lighted white tapers were
on either side of the altar. The bridal
party were grouped in a semi-circle
and the bridesmaids dresses of diff
ferent colors made a rainbow effect.
The brides gown was of white pussy
willow satin combined with duchesse
L.. !, II, r1---
of hand run net and the lace formed
the lower part of the bodice and the
short peplum. There was a graceful
Vatican pleat at the back of the skirt.
Tiny seed pearls finished the round
neck. She wore a strand of pearls and
the bridegroom's gift. a bar pin of
platinum set with diamonds. Her
hose were of white lace and her slip
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-02

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffling, A dose of ''Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours
until three doses are taken usually
breaks up a cold and ends all grippe
misery.
The very first dose opens your
clogged-up nostrils and the air pass
ages of your head; stops nose running:
relieves the headache, duiIness. fever
ishnesS, sneezing, soreness. stiffness
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest. surest relief known and costs
only a few cents at drug stores II
acts without assistance Tastes nice
Contains no quinine. Insist on
Pape's!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-02

the army as soon as war was declared
and soon received the rank of captain
in a regiment of coast artillery. At
present Mr.. Ball is connected with the
Research Laboratories National Can
ners' association in Washington.
= = =
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith enter
tanned the Triangle card club New
Years eve at their home in Buchanan
street. Members present were Mr.. and
Charles Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Rodell, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Dake, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Ledgerwood. There
was a guest table for Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sieb-
ert.
Miss Elizabeth Margaret Manson,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Man
son, 626 Garfield, was married Thurs
day afternoon to Mr.. William T.
Schlichter, at the home of her parents
The Rev. H L. Nelson of the Potwin
presence of the members of the fam
lilies of the bride and bridegroom.
Mrs. Fred Munson played Men
delssohn's wedding march, to which
music the young couple, unattended,
entered.
The bride wore a tailored suit of
peacock blue cloth with a large fur
collar and a hat of fur. Her corsage
was of sunburst roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlichter will leave in
few days for wedding journey, and
after February l they will be at home
is with the Shawnee Engineering COM
pany.
The regular monthly meeting of the
First Methodist church MEMS club"
will be held on Monday evening. Din
nc will h. - c. \ !
program will follow.
Miss Roxie Thurmond gave a din
ner party last evening in honor of
Miss Gertrude Danielson and Miss
Helen Sager of Clyde, who are visit
hostesses to these visiting girls are
Miss Marie johnson and Miss Evelyn
Carlson.
The birthday of Mr.. Charles o.
Cooper was celebrated Thursday night
by a number of his friends. Mr..
Cooper was So years old on Deem
Der 81.
Announcement was made yesterday
of the engagement of Miss Rebecca
Krolsky and Mr. Homer A. Dodge.
Miss Krolsky's home is in Larned,
Kan, and Mr.. Dodge, also of Larned.
is a promising student in the Wash
burn law school.
* 81 y
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. NJ. H. Poindexter and her sons
Marlin and Arthur. have returned to
Kansas City after visit to Mrs. Poin-
dexter's mother, Mrs. A. S. Andrews.
Mrs. Fred w. Wildbury of Olivet is
the guest of Mrs. Emma Patten for
few days.
Mrs William Stewart. Miss Marga-
ret Stewart and Miss Gladys Wooters
of Houston, Tex, are visiting Mr.. and
MRS. J. D. French in Fillmore street.
Mrs. Stewart will go on to Chicago in
a few days. where she will spend the
winter. Mr.. J. H. French and Mr..
Leander French were also New Years
guests at the J. D. French home.
T., Mrs. John Newelrs mother. Mrs.
Bissel of Minneapolis. Mimi. who has
been visiting her, will leave January
~ for California, where she will spend
the rest of the winter.
Miss Mary Rodgers will return the
first of the week to Nashville. Tenn,
where she is in boarding school.
Miss Alta Lux. who is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lux.
will return next week to Kansas City,
where she teaches in the state school
for the blind.
Miss Alma Calvert. who teaches in
the Topeka high school. has returned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-02
NERVES TREATED FREE
DR.. Franklin Miles, the Great Specialist,
Gives New Book and $3.50 Neuropathic
Treatment Free as u Trial.

Treatment Free u Trial.
Sick people whose nerves are weak or
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now.
His hook contains many remarsah
cures after five to twenty physicians AMI
specialists failed, and also endorsements
from Bishops, C:ergynen. Statesmen, Ed
itors. business men, Farmers, etc <.-
Send for Astonishing Testimonials.
His improved Special Treatments for
these diseases are the result of 30 yenrs'
experience and are thoroughly sclenfi ic
and remarkably successful. much so
that he docs not hesitate TO offer FIR
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may test them free. Write at once.
Describe your case. and he viii send you
two-pound Free Treatment and Root.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-02
Kendall Won Easily.

Tulsa, Okla, Jan. 2.-Kendall col
iege footballers won an easy victory
here yesterday over the all-stars team
of Bartlesville by score of SO to o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-02

which was evidently none too clean.
With every bump a stripe of dust re-
manned on the shirt so that at the end
of the play the royal breast looked
like a zebra
+ At the close of the performance.
Woods went to the kings box and
asked him how he liked the play.
every good, sir" said the king.
"Have a cigar" said Woods.
Thanks" said the king
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-02

San Franeisco-J. A. Folger, coffee mer-
chant found it ''inconyenient" to have
money in his pocket when he explained his
failure to pay an $4,000 judgment. Judge
Hogan ordered Folger to turn over $3.50
and silver watch.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-02
D,Annunzio offers Good Job.

London. Jan. A dispatch from
F'iume today said Gabrielle d'Annunzio
has offered the post of chief Of his
cabinet to Former Deputy Deambris,
who was considering it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-02
Is New Trade Commissioners.

Washington. jan a. Philip s.
Smith, Of Schenectady, N. 2. was to-
day appointed trade commissioner to
study South American markets for the
bureau of commerce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
LIFE STOCK
Horses, Cattle. Vcl,icIcs

NlRGls!A RELIABLE RAHAAK-N
Wolf. Pros. You will md plenty horses
and mules. Second. I'D wagons. LuysIes
and nHrncsa Tor SAFE: daily auction DAYS
!.tSo"S A.; saturday. :irluE ia your
surplus stVCN. ! VIII sci! ;E-.n for YOU
az! you cIa get your money same day
;Jy. East FranS!!n StE e.. Phone
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Suburban TOR sal,
8 Z

FINE-KOOM BiuGCG bunsnlow a, Ionr-
dale. "n Ashland car line, for rent or
for sale. blackburn : Rogers. Inc No
Mutual RuildinE. Madison lIti.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

MIR. WIDE AWAKE = Have YOU ever
wanted 20 start a iitti- cuisines. or
your own a. - Side Eus and grow
am gong - slrc away LOCO formulas
'rr'. All inat j. required. gpu 70 buy
the ingredients through M" NriL. tor
particulars. Z. Watt Duncan. ~. IA
SoutM NV. NAum-.n. I:L-Auuml. VI
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Investments, STOCKS, Honds "a,

srOChS wA%rEp-Plcd!uont Motor
Car. Miller Train Control General oil,
q J.. De.bs Bo9ineHz !Elnk Bldg.
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FARMS. FARMS. FARMS.

FARMS. FARMS. FARMS.
100, acres. $ miles from Rt.n.
moEd. 40 IN hest OF Culi,y,,.,o.,
pasture. 20 acTcS T.. corn ia
Hai" and salad I'm snyn, ia
S-room frame dwelling. in go"j
condition: large barns rsy,i
"u' '~ii."!nsS and fencing. 81. SEQ.
100 acres. miles from rich.
,hHhd. 40 IN best OF cultivation.
nahhrc In wood and pasture,
room frame dwelling. with large
basement; heat; usual ouibuiII-
inEs' house newly painted. $4,000.
!.5 acres. 10 mics from K!eb-
i"nd. 80 acres open. halnnc. IN
wood. enough 10 pa, for uu,c.
good brio" house. $500.
?I5 acres. "a in high state .f
cultivation. fine hog aud cattle
pasture; usual outhui.diuEs. wei
whieT"d; l.00o.nUD feet OF good
ninprr, Inrs" quantity Of wood.
"a, miles from railroad station,
~! OF these farms ar. ON or
near good road. cunvcnicnt In
Syhoni. churches. railroad and CITY.
anu ihe$ have the right price. W..
h"N. /" number Ot good buys i'm
see us. -
!. y. CoNNELI.Y x co.
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SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE CON.
PANi OF AMERICA.
Chicago. H.. December :, I,

Chicago. III, December u. 1920
To tho Stockholders Of the Security LIZ,
Insurance Company o: America:
You hereby notified that the reyu.
lar annual meeting OF the siockhoIdeT,
OF the Security Life. Insurance Company Of
America Will DO held the Office OF the
company. Mutual Bulld!ng. In the city OF
Eichinond. Va. on Wednesday,. tho i2;h
10 o'clock y. NJ. FOR the purpose OF elect.
Ing directors of the company Ior tho en-.
suing year ana the transaction O. nny
and ~! other business which may DO sub.
mittcd To the meeting.
q form OF proxy in favor OF w. It. Dur.
bin. Joseph l.. oils. u6orgo ". Dixon. Is
ID Newman and .. W.. johnson. or any
which you may sign and return IL yoa
desire Aneh persons to represent you al
Dy ordsr.Of the Board Of director.
Il va. o. w. JOHNSON.
-. X IS. ..s4 ~ y ~ PDeaident. \
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REAL ESTATE FOR SIZE

Farms and Land for Sale 81
FARMS--It you want a bargain In :, l., -,.,
or small farm or suburban property call
!. Sc" l.; /. Branch. No. North Ninth
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W. s. RYLASD.
cIaNl :. ..

NJ EEriSG--The annual meeting of stock
holders Of tho German American Build
Ing and Loan Corporation w!Il ba aCld
At their Office No 6aS American Ma
uona! hanh RuildiuG, at l o'clock on
Mednesday, January -. 1921. FOR the
and the Transaction OF any other bust
ness which may properly come before
thu meeting. Chas. l.. Wills. Secretary
IA
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YOUNG MES

On" or two young men. preferably
having had college o. i-Chaica!
"chrO! education. can secure post
tons at once with "a large com.
many dong - nationwide business.
only th"s" who have n determine
tiu; 10 succeed through hagd work
viii be considered. Previous *.
pc!ionc" IS not necessary. hut may
l." favorable factor. Answer By
letter, stating ac-. education. min.
mum salary expected and previous
experience, n any. A., ,urnIHuEl-
cations confidential. Address
$40. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

MI E'TiNG-rhe annual meeting o, a,oc..
holder, OF the National State and CRY
Bans OF Richmond. Va. will be held
~ tne o2rk!"g-room At II o'clock noon
on Tuesday January IL 1921 for ,hn
election u directors for the ensuing
year an! the iransaction OF any oth-r
business wIicn may come before In.
meeting.
w & RYTArD
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MEETI NG-Th annual meeting OF stock
holders OF tho Broad Street Rank or
Richmond Will be hold at their banking
house. $50 East Broad Street. u: 10
y. NJ, ON Tuesday. January II. 1921 Tor
tn" election OF directors for the ensuing;
year. and thr transaction OF any other
business which may properly come be-
fore the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

SALE OF SMNLL NOTES-On Thursdny
Deeembcr 80. ~ 1905 o'clock we VII!
sell at public auction on the Richmond
Stock Exchange the following notes: r.
u. Young. si2,60. w. w. Clarke. $3.50;
Ala Seldom. Si!90: L. =. sw!netord,
Chandler. 500; q. N. Wright .Ii5c: j. 4
Spircy, $3.50 ); Il. 81. John. $3.50.
w w. ~ ". Clarke sIS;So: J.. !" Fat.ison.
Matthews. si24o: @. -. Matthews
5000 W; a. Burke: s223Go: r. -
Caskie q. burch & COMPANY,
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FARM--Unc Mountain,
a""cn CoScsyil!c and Gfo.,n.%ptre" ns
1wri,i.'.r.hj 200 acres, with a G.roon,,
!, ,,n..,, noGSs convenient outbgiIdings
r.,,,ii,in, "H' 900 n2pi: trees. In good
1901 we Tc;na inIcr Ia wonGi1nI
49, timber Price. S25O00 r.,
$4,000 IN cash, the rcmnindcr in ,h ms
- 81! !. VI. farr. Greenfield Va '''
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II. c. LEWIS. JE,. Secretary.
OLD DoMINIcN TRUST CoMpASY.

OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY
December II. 1920.
The regular annual meeting OF IN,
stockhoi!eTs OF Old oomuion Trust Cora.
pany viii be held al the office OF tho
company, No. 900 East Main street Ricn-
m0nd. Va. on Wednesday. January ~
1921, at IL O'Clock noon Tor the purpose
OF clcctins directors OF thu company and
Tor the Transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before the meeting
The stock transfer books OF the com.
pnny wal! be closed ut L. O'Clock noon on
December 81 1890, and remain closed in
accordance with tbs bylaws untii after
The Adjournment OF said meeting.
w. II. SLACGlIrEk. Secretary.
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CHAS. *. WILLIS.
secretary and 'IIylsiIy,.


Rtch'nond. Va. december II. 1920.
= Ihc B9nrd % DIRECTORS OF the Savings
Bank OF kichmoHi have aeCiarvti N:ViIrnJ
No. o. OF three 10 per cent ana An
extra one % per cent. amounting 10
$4,000, tree OF tan. out OF III. vuruIrrs Cor
the past th,cc months. payable Iauu;,rv
!, 1874. Dividend ChrC!,S VIA be u,EIrJ
JAMS Al. HALL.
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THE rI.ASrnhs NNrioNAl. uAYE

TIE iI.ASTE.sS NATIONAL. BANK
Richmond. Va. December p. 1870
The directors DI this LLnh have ,ldsv
declared Tie regular quarterly DIVIDEND
OF per cent. aWd an UNtT.t uIv!icud al
pes cent, making tom! OF Z pc. cent
on the va.:ia! stock. payable January 4
1871. to stockholders OF record as %, De.
ccmbcT -, 1890. transfer GoVhs viii l.,
closed uuIi January ). 1874!
Cnccks viii DC mailed.
WAiRt:N NJ. GODDARD.
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u. l.. WORD r,.hIc-

MEErING--rne annual incctlng OF stock-
holders OF tho Nest End Bank of Ririt-
,uond VIII be held At their banking house
-" iSe West !laln street. AZ O'Clock
L. NJ, on Monday. January -. 1871 FOR
tho election OF directors FOR tho ensuing
year. and the transaction OF any other
business which may lroncrIv come bc.
fore the meeting. Chas. X. Wills vice.
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AUCTIONS--LECALS
Legal Notices
W, II. SLAUGHTER
G,ArN
Old D0MiNloN rnUsI coMpNNY.

THE Board OF Directors OF tho Na,,oUa.
state and city Bank OF Kichmond hayS
declared "a quarterly dividend OF .
per cent. payahic December 81 10 stock
holders Of record December 20, 1890
". s. ENI.N CnshIr-
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4UCTiONS-LEC.iL.S
legal Notices

ANNUAL. MEETlNG--Thc Savings Bank
or kich'aond. The annual meeting OF
The stockho!dc-s ot this bank wiI be
held At KS banking house. No. ilII
East !ain Street, ou Thursday, January
-. 1871. a. o'clock J.. NJ, for the pur,
pose OF e!ectins directors Tor the cnsu-
InE year. Tor the ratification q. Tho
acts Of The directors tor the last fiscal
year and for the TRANSACTION OF any
Other business that Eay properly conf.
before thc meeting. James NJ Ban
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lirlp-Nlalc or Female 81

WANTED, ia Large Office. u young lady or
young man for genera! oliC- work: mus.
Use Typewriter and b. accurate with ~:
ufcs. CiEe phone number. Address
i sif. care Times Dispatch
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BUSINESS .NERyICE
business services offered rs
BACHELORS, Attention.!
We mend your clothes,
sew on buttons. THE
GIFT SHOP, 320 E. Grace.
Auto Accessories

DOLL HOSPITAL.
Dolls repaired. Al! Iarts furnished. WIrs
mann rom your Own cygID!Eg= Hughes
..9a Nortlt 'rhlri s;roat.
you: pit"O: Satisfaction assured. pEons
--knniI!DE T0a.
Ao.gAGUE MIG. Co. luinDe. anu mil.
work Broad At iie!t Line.
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EhfPLO Y5fEST
Help Wantcd-I'crnalc

"ANIED--A white woman German pre-
f"fici, - cook and Look after hons. fur
twb Good hoiu". stat" wages wanted,
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Help Wnnted-Femalo 81

RooKKEErER = EXPERIENCED Dou-
- HI.E ENTRY BooKKEErEH. ONE
THAT CAN FURNISH REFERENCES
THAT WILL WARRANT FIDELITY
BoND. GOOD SALARY AND MEALS.
APPLY MURPHY HOTEL. CAFETERIA.
MIR. EIRCHNER
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY.
l'ccc:nhrr !. 1920.
pauy have declared the regular uu,rt,riv
C!vI!rud OF ! IL per cent GA It's capital
STOCK. payable TO stockholders OF record
as or iecoinbe q; 1870. heeAa w!ll be
mailed December u. 1870.
II j. MIl.l.lMI.IINAI. IL. S.rrntnr..
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1UCTIONS-LEGILS
Legal Notices
81 (
EQUITABLE l.QA% soglErY. iNc:

MEETIEG-EirS; National Bank Rt.h
monh. Va; December 2. 1890: The
holders OF The First Eationa! TANK Of
Eichmond. Va. 70. the election OF d.
r.Ctors for the ratification OF tn. act,
OF the directors for the last aseai yra:
and for the transaction OF any other
business which may properly come brior.
the sad mcctins. viii bS hrId Tues.
day. January IL. 1871. at - noon in
the directors room ~ the bank, Ninth
and Main streets. Richmond IA Janes
N. BAN .Ir,. Cashier.
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MEETING a meeting 81 the stockhoItcrs
al the Manchester Eat!ond! Bank Tor the
election VI officers and the ,ranrac lion
al such other business a5 may properly
como before tho Meeting OF sioCkhoidcrs
VIII he held at il Offices 1000 Hull
street. Richmond. Va, Tuesday, January
IS. 1871, ut Y. N.
u. e. ballard. Cashier
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12

Attest,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor,
Approved
FRANK ", DUNCAN.
city Attorney.