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republican senators singing the round rcbin, and predicted their defeat. The governor interpollated a prediction that Senator Newberry of Michigan would be returned to Michigan or some other safe place" The crowd shouted when the governor said thae he believed Senator Harding would be
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-06-18
FROM CLINTONVILLE.

Farmers in this section are busy
working corn, etc, Crops gener-
ally are looking we'll considering
the season. Some pieces of wheat
are little thin, yet bid for Il fair
crop.
Rev. McGinnis preached at Sam
Black Church last Sunday.
The new ideal NJ. E. Church.
South at Smoot is nearing complct-
ION. 1t will be credit to any COM
nmnity and is to be dedicated the
18th of July by the Rev. S. B. VaNght,
l.. l.. d., and Rev. H. l.. Clay, p. E.,
of Smoot Circuit.
Miss iona Hedrick who had severe
case of tonsilitis is now able to be
out.
Madalin Lanum, aged 2 years, de-
parted this life May 3Oth. Inter-
ment in the Clintonville cemetery.
She was the oldest grand-child of
G. S. Jeffries.
Mrs. P. E. Johnson and sister,
Mackie left for Dayton and Middle,
town, Ohio to visit their brothers,
Alonza and Russell Ruckman.
There seems to be a good deal of
sickness among stock in this section
as DIR. Taylor is kept very busy.
James and Charley Shirley have
accepted positions with Bracken-
ridge Bros. on the rail road grade
up Meadow Creek.
The stork visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hundly and left
in their care fine baby girl.
c. S. Hedrick has done a nice
Job of painting ON Mr.. J. NJ. Fer
rclPs house which adds much 10 it's
appearance.
Some of the roads in this district
have not yet been worked for want
Of hands, etc, as the boy laborers
seem to be the main dependancs.
Even the Mankins saw mill is run
largely by boys.
The body of dead man was
found June the 9TH near East Rain
ellie. His name was George Jones,
whose home was at White Sulphur.
The doctor in the>inquest decid
ed that something poison had been
put III the "old hen" which is manu-
factured and sold in abundance in
certain home in East RaineIle
and perhaps made on the cook
stove, as it is done in Becklcy.
There seems TO be no stoppage of
such hellish work in this section
OF the country.
+. f. Johnson, of Rainelle, has
taken charge of the Anderson Hotel
at AlderSOn. -
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DEATH OF MORRIS MCGUIRE.

Norris Mcclure, aged Ga years,
month and 10 days, died in the Nc
MILAN Hospital in Charleston last
Sunday afternoon the 18th, from
hardening of the arteries, asthma
and paralysis, the latter trouble
coming as a result of the fall from
ladder at his home here two or
three weeks ago of which mention
was made at the time. Mr.. Nc
Gulrc was native of Albemarlc
county, Virginia, his father emil
grating from the Emerald Isle
some years prior TO his birth. Short
~ after the great war Between the
States he moved from Albemarle to
Fayette county, where he lived and
prospred until he moved to Lewis
burg, probably ten or fifteen years
ago. In Fayette county he married
Miss Kay, a sister of Mrs. James
Laing, of Lewisburg. OF this union
his wife and five children-Dr. T.
Z. Mcclure, of Slagle, DR.. NJ. l.. Nc
CURE, of War, Mrs. G.. A. McFarren.
OF Meetings. Miss Ethel. of Charles
ton, and Miss Jean, of Lewisburg,
are left to mourn his death.
The body was brought to Lewis
burg and after funeral service at
Inc home, conducted by his pastor,
rev. w. II. Du Bose, was laid to re-
pose, with Masonic honors, in the
cemetery here.
Mr.. Mcclure was good man,
member of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. unaSSunino and hold :,
hlgh esteem as was we'll attested by
the fact that about fifty of his
friends and former associates and
nelshbors came here from Fayette
county to attend the funeral.
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WORDS OF WARNING.

Expressing the opinion That I'M
less more people get into the bust
ness of food production there will
be a severe shortage of eatabIcs
next winter, State Agricultural Com
missioner Stewart is urging that
everyone raise something in his
garden or vacant lot. He gives a
list OF vegetables that may vet be
planted. Mr.. Stewart says:
There is yet several weeks fine
TO prepare the land and plant crnps
SO that they will mature this wear.
These crops will include cabbage.
'cauliflower. turnips, tomatoes, beans
sugar corn, COW peas, Irish and
sweet potatoes, peppers, celery and
rutabago. Immense quantities of
food can be produced to help make
up this shortage If the people who
will cry out for these supplies next
winter, will only wake up and pct
into the game.
III is said that much of. the I'M
rest in this country is due TO the
high prices of things, more particu-
larly things to eat, but how can
these prices come down when the
production is decreasing and the
number OF consumers is Increasing?
There are other things they can be
DONG in the way Of increasing the
number of poultry. 1t is not too
late TO set d hen or start an incu-
Dator or TO get some pigs and get
them ready or TO get little beef
and fatten to be ready for the fail.
The people in the country cannot
meet all Of these demands and it
might us well be understood and the
people in the cities must take %
hand and help themselves"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-06-18
MRS. HANNA DEAD.

MRS. Mary (GilliIan) Hanna,
widow of the late Albert Hanna,
died after protracted illness at
her home on Spring Greek last Fri
day, June IL, 1920. She was born
at 3Mill Poiont, Pocahontas county
March II, 1852 where her father,
also sister, Ruth Gillian, of
sided. Her age was, therefore, 68
years, 2 months and "a DAYS. TO
her. marriage to MIR. Hanna five
children were born two daughters
Mrs:Hattie Mccoy and Mrs. l.. b.
tSgckrean and three .sons-Layton,
Lyle and Michael Hanna. She leaves
'Iiso sister, Ruth Gillian, of
Charleston, and one brother, Moffett
Gillian, of Lewisburg. Mrs. Hanna
was devoted Christian, held
in high esteem by large circle of
loving friends and neighbors. Her
body. after The usual funeral SER
vice, was laid to rest in the Gene
tery at Renick. Her children re-
guest tender of their thanks TO
the many kind friends who minis
tered to her and her household in
her lingering final illness.
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CHlLDREN'S WEEK.
lima Ia 1nxl~

Wednesday, June 10th, 8 p. NJ
Address by Pastors in their re-
spective Churches "What We as
Christians ought to do for the Child
rem of Lewisburg in Religious and
Social way"
Thursday. June 17th,-Survey of
Community in interest of the Sun
day School.
Friday, June 18th, AZ M.-Child-
ren's Mass Meeting at PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Story Hour and Games.
Saturday, June 18th, 8 p. M.-Ad-
dress by Mrs. Snow 10 Sunday
Shcool Teachers and those inter.
estcd in Religious Education. CAT
Methodist Church.)
Sunday, June Goth, 4. M.-Scrmons
by Pastors on subjects appropriate
TO the OCCASION.
Sunday, June. goth, 8 p. M.-Ad-
dress by Mrs. Snow, State Super
visor of Children's Work. Metho-
dists and Presbyterians uniting al
Methodist Church.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEErIRG.

At the call of the retiring Chair
man, Howard Templeton, the, newly
elected Grcenbrier County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee met
at the Court House on June 18th,
at 80 p. IN. and proceeded to fill
all vacancies left untitled in the
recent primary election. The
election of a Chairman, Secretary
and Il Treasurer was postponed
, till the meeting on the 10Th SO
that all the members might then be
present. Following is the pcrSonel
of the committee:
Lewisburg district-R. p. Bell
and Jess l.. Hern.
Fort Spring-Jas. f. McGrath and
J. ThOS. Shanklin.
Irish Corner-Robert S. Johnson
and H. G. Erwin.
White Sulphur-Dr. &. l.. Wyatt
and Howard Templeton.
Anthonys Creek-G. Lynn Clark
and Henry G. King.
Falling Spring-Walter Lowe and
Frank w. Dolin.
Frankford-J. w. Livesay and
Emmett r. Livesay.
williamsburg. Harry Corkrean
and Geo. H. Harrah.
Meadow Bluff-Jas. J. Bivens and
HOWARD r. Harrah.
Blue Sulphur. N. Leach and
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receive her A. b. degree at the
finals. She completed the prescrib-
Ell course of study for this degree
som" months ago.
DIR. Pearl Swearcngen, of Wheel
ing. is here the guest of her friend
Miss Annie Austin and has opened
an office in the Bank Of Lewisbur9
building for The practice of Chiro-
practic.
Misses Marie Cowart Kirwan and
Elizabeth Headley have returned to
their homes in Virginia after a two
weeks visit with their college chum,
Miss Eleanor Hepler at Meadow
Bluff.
C.>Percival and James Conrad, of
the Conrad Realty co.. Harrison
burg, Va, were in this section this
week looking after some real estate
deals, This company expects to do
considerable business in this sec
ton. ...
Guy Robinson, Of Kiefer, has his
: son, Lawson, in the Kanawha VAL
ley Hospital, Charleston. where last
week the little fellow underwent an
operation for mastoiditis. He is
recovering rapidly and Mr.. Robin
son expects TO bring him home the
last of this week.
Miss Ruth Gillian, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Moffctt Gillian, Of
our town. sends an invitation to
the graduating exercises of the
Chesapeak & Ohio General Hospital
! at Huntington. on Friday evening,
the 18th inst, from which she
graduates as a professional nurse
as one OF the Class of 1920.
Mrs. Lizzie Goodwin Pearson. of
Bluefield, her sister, Miss Jennie
Goodwin and her aunts, Mrs. T. p.
Ridley, of Bluefield and Mrs. c. r.
Thomas of Charlottesville, Va, and
her little daughter, all from the
home of J. w. Goodwin, at Fort
Spring passed through town We'd
nesday afternoon on pleasure
drive to the Old White.
Ned Bell. from the University
OF Pennsylvania where he is a
student of medicine and his sister,
Miss Margaret, from Agnes Scott
College, Decatur, Ga, having as n
guest, Miss Fannie McCaa, of An
neston, Ala, arrived this week.
Ned expects TO return after few
days rest to pursue his studies in
Pathology.
Hon. Fl. w. Bivens, Cashier of
the Bank of Rupert, and Jess l..
Hern were in Charleston two or
three days, the first of the week, on
business. They were entertained
Sunday by DR.. and Mrs. w. p. Black
at their handsome home on Wash
lngton street, the Doctor returning
Friday from New York City where
he had been taking a special post
graduate course in surgery. On
Sunday afternoon they went through
the large plant of the Owen Glass
Co., at Kanawha City and saw them
making bottles of all kinds and
sizes, plate glass, and most every.
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BRECK WREN A SUICIDE.

DR.. A. Brcck Wren, we'll known
throughout the country, shot him
self to death at Meadow Bridge,
Fayctte county. OH June Sth. He
was drug addict and becoming
respondent decided upon self de-
struction. He shot himself in the
temple with pistol and died at
once.
DIR. Wren was about 35 years of
age and unmarried. His father was
located at Ansted and Page, Fay
cite county, for many years and
the family now resides at Beckley.
The remains were taken there for
burial. The young doctor had been
locatd at Meadow Bridge for several
years. He was practicing physi-
clan but it seems not duly licensed
and the Federal grand jury at Char
lesion last week made an indict-
ment against him. Worry over this
matter no doubt caused him TO end
his life.
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thing il is. possible to make out of
glass,--a most wonderful sight.
Doctor Black is physician and sur
geon for this large concern, look
ing after the health of its thousands
of employees, although he main
tains Offices in the Kanawha Bank
ing and Trust building, Charleston
and has a very high rating in the
medical profession of that city.
This is another case of the success
Of Grecnbrier boy by hard study
and attention to business. The
Doctor being son of S. I. Black.
of Rupert.
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FROM TROJJT

writing. ' '''A at 'his
An nev. Il: S. Wiley preached the
.r ~ Memorial sermon for The
Tho ", 49, -. a. NJ. at this place Sunday
"'Ghly appreciated. ~ anu
for T., llimme, who has been sick
u some time is now about we'll,
un m'S' W. X. Mcdowell started
,hmrn nay TO visit home folks in Up
vera I people of this community
lins npshiy entertained by the III
ioyr1 " - , sunday night and en-
w sermon by Rev. Elkins.
L. f, .. Wickline returned recent.
'n business. " 'o'" county
fro WIS; A, w. Caldwell returned
d,"" ~ 'ohn's Hopkins Hospital q few
, 'so quite improved in health.
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FROM WILLIAMSBURG.

1.-The rain of this week is making
everything look nice.
! Joe McClintic is on the sick list
this week. We hope for a speedy
recovery.
.f"Henry McClintic fell and broke
lpne of his arms. The little fellow
is doing nicely.
Mrs. John Mauzy and Miss Grace
Mauzy were visitors in Anderson
the past few days.
The people of WILLIAMSBURG and
vicinity were highly entertained bv
the Elkins String Band for several
nights.
r.. l.. Wallace had the misfortune
10 cut his hand very badly while
splitting stove wood.
Mrs. Joe McClintic attended the
funeral of her uncle, Jas. Mann, at
Renick, last Sunday.
49, Mrs. T. A. Knight and Miss Mack
lie Hume were shopping in Romeo
verte last Thursday.
Emory Hume and sister. Miss
Mackie. left Monday for Morgan
Town to take the Teachers Course
at the State University.
Cary Bivens and Kenneth Ham
brlck attended commencement ex-
ercises at Concord Normal.
Miss I've Nicely has returned TO
her nome here from Fairmonf
where she attended school.
Edgar McClung has has moved
into his new house.
Strawberries are in their prime
and sugar very scarce.
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NEAR EAST RELIEF PICTURES.

,;,, MISS Annie Austin, who, for some
n 81 T mas been working in the cause
VI ri,, Nrar East Relief is here and to-
m r;,Sh' friday at s O'Clock will
nio t an Illustrated talk showing
rf lures from actual life Cor we
inc SUI , say deaths) among the starry
nn ~? people OF Armenia. Mr.. Grow
frno ner the use of the Princess
aJ,,: vi charge, and the charge of
v.;IpI,,esioh, every cent of which
pa Poi; DC turned over TO the Near East
lhn lund, will be Is and 20 cents
ric,, usual admission to a motion
h hnn; show. We bespeak for Miss
a f,iI , ana her very worthy cause
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PERSONAL MENTION,

Major II. Frazier is in Chicago
this week.
Steele and Orion Callison are at
home from Roanoke College, Va.
J. w. DwNer is here from
Wichita Fall. Texas. Expects to re-
turn soon.
Mrs w. w. Wood. of Davidson,
\. c., is at Stuart Manor for the
summer.
Capt. Buford Hendrick, of New
York, Joined his wife here This
week.
Miss Maud Gardner. of Baltimore,
! is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Laura
Mathews.
Miss Gladys Dunbar spent the
week with Miss Lydia Sharp at
Meadow Bluff. .. 49,.
Alfred Creigh from Washington
and Lee University, is now at his
home in Ronceverte.
Miss Helene Emythc, of New York
is the guest of her friend, Miss
Myrtle J. Sharp, of Crawley.'
MIR. and Mrs. John G.. Dotson. of
Lcwisburg, are in Clarksburg to be
with Mrs. Dotson's father, J. B.
kesler, Esq. who is critically ill.
Misses Linda Kirkpatrick and
Nettie Jackson left Monday for Nor
gantown TO attend the summer tern,
of school.
Miss Florence Goheen left last
week for a months visit to her
sister. Mrs. &. NJ. Freeman, at Phila.
delphia.
Miss Georgia Craft left. Tuesday
morning for Alexandria, Virginia
where she will enter the Alexandria
Hospital for training as nurse.
Charley Arbuckle and family
from Decatur, Ala, have been for
the past week guests of his father
Alex w. Arbuckle, north of town.
Mrs: Mamie St. Clair Stephenson
of Dallas, Texas. is here spending
The summer months with her sister
Mrs. Elizabeth Dotson.
Miss Winnie Thompson came in
last Friday from Sulphur, Okla.
where she had taught the past
school year. She is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Amos Garner, a
MaXwclton.
Saml w. McCorkle, Sr., motoreC
over from Rockbridge county, Va.
last week to spend few days with
his son, S. w. McCorkle, Jr., of the
IGrecnbricr Clothing House.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Henson. OF
Richmond, Va, came some day.
ago to spend part of summer
with Mrs. Henson's neice, Miss Mat
tie Tyree.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Powell Grow
and two little sons, of Morgantown
arrived here last evening and arr
guests OF Mr.. Gs parents, Mr.. ant
Miss Mary Martin returned Wed
nesday night from Morgantowr
having gone up some DAYS ago &c
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Rev. w. H. Du Bose was in the
Irish Corner last Sunday morning
assisting in the installment of Rev.
F. p. Sydenstricker as pastor of
Salem Church. In his absence his
pulpit was occupied by DR.. H. /B.
Arbuckle of the School of Chemistry
in Davidson College, n. c., who con-
Quoted the service and delivered an
edifying discourse on the relation
OF the Gospel to the social lifeaof
The people. All heard DR.. Arbuckle
with pleasure and profit.
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FELL UNDER TRUCK.

4 deplorable accident occurred
at Organ Cave Monday when Alta
j. Young, of Pickaway, Monroe
county, fell from a truck driven by
his son and heavily loaded with
lumber, was run over and so badly
Injured that he died shortly after
reaching the Hinton Hospital, to
which he was hurried. He was a
son of the late J. c.. Young, prom
inent citizen of Monroe and a half
brother of Beirne Young.
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WHY The COURT REJECTED BIDS.

On account of the excessive cost,
me County Court rejected all bids
lo% the construction of the two
h'iieS OF extension of paving west
Oh The }. r. & X. Turnpike from
Wilson'S. The lowest bid received
was SII,OO0 for the two miles, or at
me rate of $3S,50O. per mile for
grading apd paving. The following
COMPARISON of paving cost shows
now greatly the foregoing bid ex-
cecds the bids of recent years:
nandS, Kline & Co. 1916, price per
I ,a,c SS,G4S; Dougher & Johnson,
up price per mile, s14,1OO: Cliff
'oFd Eng. Co. Jan, 1920, s29,61O.
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You should make payment on
YOUR Chautauqua tickets by not
later than Monday, June 28th. If
you do not the local guarantors
will receive no credit OH their guar
antee. Get tickets at Lewisburg
Drug Store.
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,ou should make payment on
your Chautauqua tickets by not
,''er Than Monday, June 18th. If
n?u 40 not the local guarantors
a "',d receive no credit OF their guar
,l'ee. Get tickets at Lewisburg
Drug Store. o
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All the ladies of the Old Stone
Church arc reminded OF the regular
monthly meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary, which will be held in the
sunday School building LeNt Mon
dav. June Dist, at D. IN. A full at
tendance is desired.
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En John D.. McCorkle, registered
Egg Sight Specialist, Of Hinton, w.
Va. at the Greenbrier Hotel, Rom
ceverte. First Monday Of each
month from nine to Eve O'Clock.
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CHURCH NOTICE.

Childrcn's Day Service will be
held in Calvary Methodist Church,
Richards, Sundey Morning, June
Goth, at 1880. An Offering willsbe
taken for sunday school work.
c. j. CLARK, Pastor. >
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SUBSCRIBERS TO MONUMENT FuNc,

Report of money collected and
placed in the Bank of Williams
burg to help buy and erect Monu-
ment at Williamsburg in honor and
memory of our boys who served
their country in the World War.
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Fon SALE.-Two Ford cars-1 5
raS,enger and roadster. Good con
,,;,;nn. +. G.. Coifman, Lewisburg.
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Divine service at the Episcopal
Church, here, Sunday evening. the
Hu,h inst, at 8 o'clock by Rev. l.. B.
Franck. s.
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rov SALE-6 h. p. Geiser engine
and boiler. mounted. w. r; and
y y, llcrn, i>ewisburg. 11-2t
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W,<rED.-To rent farm, or place
o. tenant. Address r. E. Rhodes,
T,,Icn. West Virginia.
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voy SA E-One Mccormick bind
Or Practically new. THos LIVE,
Iewisburg. ACT
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r,p Substantially good as
~, Ford automobile. Cheap. APP
NV at this office. I'd.
The herald., 1920-12-09
CHARTER.

-o.i.''ua on the subject Of ,I,o-T--
II'i'l STOCK. and IL NAV h.. Ii'eI'lg .,
..'' "'TiHa'Iyc vote Of two.tbirSsr i9Pa
>''.""'lGrrs Of the Corporation O' u o,
ARTICLE VII.-No stocLhoIa.
corporation shall ever bel5 Ii''I Of ni
>l"u>i"le for the contracts - '. s " n
or in any further sum than Tho i HuL', nsn
"H'" due 20 the cOrporafion ., unpaid BAL
owned 10y him, nor shall spv 'Ie saan7
iormality in the organlzstion mere b
amendments 10 the charter bar. vi u b
OF rendering this charter mil nil .us s'si
posing a >tOckhOlder 10 anv p. M u e.
You'd the amount Of his stock "1O'i'l Se
ARTICLE VIII.-The sto,kbo,do,.
respectively written opposite tbsi, ,i .'F
thr amount Of stock In this co,n. .a-a
subscribed for by each OF them 'r ~ ,.s
inns net may served as the snb.s,i,, -
list OF said corporation. ''''PA''
Thus done and passed. AZ nv ma,
the city Of New Orleans on IN. S4 s'
date hrSt above written. in The n
OF Solomon S. Goldman and F6T,.
FrinZ, competent witnesses. who bsvs -
Scrihed their names hereunto with "a =
bearers and me, Notary, after due I ,s'si,.
Of the whole. I1' 'eaulas
tTHE SIGNERS):
J. Prinz. Iva
EDWARD RIGHT0R
Notary Publ
/. the undersigned, Recorder o. M.
cages, in and for the Parish Of Crls,.,
State Of Louisiana. do hereby certify tsg
the above and foregoing Act OF IDeoruo..
ton, OF the Citizens Life Insurance 0,..
pany was this day duly recorded IL n
office, in Book 1248, Folio =. New OrIe1,
November -. 1920.
(SIGNED) EMILE LE0yARp
DR.
A true copy.
EDWARD RIGHT0R,
Notary Puhk
Dec. 2-Jan. 6.