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Il. Dsss: Bpok. Never. Bull
sef Lyttcn-

Il. Dsss: Bpoks Never Bull
'aef Lytton.
/ wonder n there ID any man Or
xomAn who has mot Ct some time
~ ether In his Or her lie expressed
de wish to have the past or
some part Of the past com
pletely wiped ont Of his or
her life. Bash King in his
new book, The Thread Sof Flame"
published BY Harper & Brothers.
has chosen for his subject the life
Of man, whose past was suddenly
wired out BY . tremendous shock.
and the experiences Of Jasper
Soames, the hero OF the novel, leav-
inx France for an unknown home.
In unfamiliar clothes, and conscious
Of q great gap between his yester-
days and the present, are described
with all the vivid and convincing
Imagination Of which the author is
capable, Some vague prompting
hints to Soames that his real self
was aristocra.ic and somehow ir-
reconcilable with his present self in
coarse clothes, with only . few hum
dred dollars. and in the company Of
. blind boy. and q girl who consid-
ers herself IN adventures. But
looking to chance, the thread OF
flame" for guidance. Soames is led
through numerous rough expert
ences Of which his old self had
never dreamed, until he is brought
abruptly, while a common laborer
in = carpet shop, to the revelation
that he is really Billy Narrowly.
wealthy and admired, connoisseur
OF art, and the husband Of a charm
ing woman. The complications
brought about by this sudden dis
covery and the way a crisis in the
lives Of both b safely passed. is
dramatically and powerfully told.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-14
Ruth Band Tea.

Mrs. G. L. Schmid of 1923 Tween
tieth street was hostess yesterday
afternoon to the members. of Ruth's
band Of the Broadway Presbyterian
church at the quarterly tea. Fol-
lowing the business session, there
was a program CARRIED out, of
which Mrs. e. O.. Vale, Jr., had
charge. Mrs. John McGown Ste
venson led the devotionals and arti-
cles on the topic Alaska" were
given by Mrs. Wallace Souders,
Miss Margaret Walker, Mrs. A. F..
Barber and Mrs S. S. Davis. Mrs.
H. A. Clevenstine gave a review of
a paper by F. Hall Young, one of
the first missionaries to the Alas
klans. Miss Muriel zimmerman
completed the program with a piano
solo. Tea was served at 5 o'clock.
There was an unusually large at
tendance and one new member was
taken into the band.
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Tri.Ci.y Social.

Some three hundred members OF
the Woman's Relief corps of Mo-
line and Davenport attended the
tri-city social given by the local
Woman's Relief corps at Memorial
hall yesterday afternoon. A short
program was given as follows:
Prayer-Rev. H. C. First.
Readings, "The Perfect Tribute"
"The Agent at the Door"-Miss vio-
let Pascce.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Mae Marshall.
Mrs. Robert Kushman, accompan-
list.
Announcement was made that the
district convention will be held at
Aledo Oct. Is.
At 4 o'clock a delicious dinner
was served. *
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SPECIAL EVENING
CHAPEL. SERVICES

Special evening chapel services
in celebration Of the Feast Of Saint
Margaret Mary, newly cannonized
saint, are to be held this evening
and each evening through Sunday
at the Villa de Chantal chapel. The
public is invited to<attend the serv-
ices which will be conducted at
1880 by the redempt.onist father of
Davenport.
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Social Announcements.

Members Of the w. C. O.. F., are
requested to be at the Knights of
Columbus hall at o'clock tomor-
row evening to meet Mrs. Dorgan
of Chicago. an organizer Of the or
Ger in that city.
The woman's missionary society
Of the South Park Presbyterian
church will meet tomorrow after
noon at 2::30 at the home OF Mrs. r.
N. Whitley, 1925 Twenty-ninth-and-
a-half street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-14

England's champion typewriter
is Miss Millicedt Woodward, who
has a record Of writing 1859 words
a minute-a speed which is faster
than that of the average shorthand
writer. Furthermore. she accomp-
lished the feat blipdfolded.
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Give Card Party.

Tribe Of Ben Hur will give card
party this evening at Odd Fellows
hall. sThe games OF cinch will be
played to start at s o'clock. The
general public is invited to attend.
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Mrs. Hicks Relieved
By Four Eatonics

, Il have taken four Eatonic tablets
and they relieved me of sour stomach.
I recommend it to everybody says
Mrs. G. P. Hicks.
If stomach b NOT digesting your
food; II You have sournees, bloatinR,
food repeating, indigestion or acid
stomach, Eatonic win remove the
cause BY taking up and carrying out
the acidity and gases, bringing quick
relief and healthy digestion. Why
suffer stomach tzoublef Why not keep
your digestion normal and enjoy good
health7 An Eatonic taken alter each
meal willpreventd iscomfortand pain.
Make The tsst today and GO how
quickly thu wonderful remedy acts.
II comes in handy tablet form. Cary
Il with you. A big box costs only .
tribe with your Druggists guarantee.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-14

n The members of the intermediate
Epworth league of the First Meth
odist church held . very enjoyable
wiener roast at 7 o'clock last eve
ming. About thirty members Of the
hague met ut the home Of Miss
Olive Hampton. l041 Seventeenth
2tfeet. and walked to the woods at
the end 81 Seventeenth street. A
bcnnre Was started and wieners
mi, marshmAllows were roasted.
Later the group gathered about the
pahre and told stories, and sang.
THO young people were chaperoned
~ Mrs.. Faye Christ Wolf and Miss
1Asy-AdKins.. ~ go
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To Hold Coaee IN Annex.

The coffee which, wasS 10 have
ban held tomorrow Afternoon by
De ladies' aid society OF the First
Gaptist church ut the A. ]. Reiss
cAmp, will be held IN the church an
4ox, according TO announcement
1lnde this morning. The hostesses
I'LL be Mrs. s. J. Woodin, Mrs. W.
q. ChAnnon, Mrs. F. J. Downing and
1rs. r. g. Summers
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Pre-Nuptial for Miss Perret.

The Misses Grace woodrow and
Nannette Ceer of Moline enter
tained last evening ut a pre-nuptial
courtesy for Miss Frances Perret
who II to become the bride of Paul
Oerksen Of Moline on Oct. 16. The
AFFAIR was In the form Of a fruit
shower and was held at the home
* Miss Geer, 1880 Sixth avenue,
Moline. The evening hours were
spent with sociability and contests.
3lFs. William Ward received the
rise for dressing the most attrac-
I'VE clothespin doll. ss4.
A delicious supper was served in
NE dinning room late. in the even
~. A large crystal basket filled
WIN roses and from, which
stretched lavender ribbon stream
- TO each place. adorned the CEN
terS Of the board. At each place
NAs . dainty favor carrying out the
bridal colors, pink, blue and laven-
Oar. The bride-to-be received q
splendid array Of fruits and jellies
fpr her new fruit room. ~
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Girls % Have Asst.kll.

St Joseoh'S Altar society: held
q business meeting yest1rday after
noon 1t the school, vhea the mem
befs speat the hours sewing Oh ar
ticles to be sold ~ the bsxar which
has been planned for Nov. Il. A
committee Of grid from the senior
class and the commercial depart
ment9Fof the >school came % the
mestin8 Yesterday and asked for
permission to coaduct . booth at
the baxhr: Thex-kere sfanted the
RICHEST. The articles 70 b. sold
VIII % furnished BY the Young
womea*and the money turned nxef
to the general fand Of the soci6ty.
Another meeting win b held next
Wednesday afternoon. Refresh-
ments were served At the close OF
the eftsfnoon " M6sdan6s glxte-
mier. Jaeger. rost4iwaitA Jo6oai-
aet aA1 Roeook. sss sss'.. = :,
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TIE public installation Of officers
~ Court Of Honor No. 81 was held
/ lat evening At Odd Fellows hall
On the presence Of some two hum
safe1 members and visitors. Frank
] DAiley Of Davenport lss the In
,G1o11lne s1lseeb asaislst =. 1dmun1
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Arranee for O6uyeyances,

Automobiles win meet the street
cars arriving in Milan ut 6, $50
and Z O'Clock Saturday evening to
convey all those. who 30 out to en-
Joy the chicken supper to~be served
at tba- Big Islend school. Supper
wilr be served BY the members tof
the Parent-Teafhers' association
between the hours Of 5 and s
O'Clock. A musical program is to
be rendered in connection with the
affair. Money raised from the sup
per. will be used to pay OF the
debt; on the school building.
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Set Day for. Baxsr.

Trinity, guild set Dec. 8 the day
for the annual ba1ar,- at the regu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon
which was held in the parish house
and at which Mrs. Will Arnold and
Mrs. T. ]. Donahue were hostesses.
There was q large attendance and
the meeting proved very interest
ing. Rsfreshpents swere served BY
the hostsss. NIX George e. Wen
ger Will entertain the guild mem
beers next Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Ray Roderick,
1924 Twepty-etghth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-14

Miss Fay McCabS entertained the
members Of her Sunday school
class. Of, which Miss Margaret Ohm
stead. At her home, 5000, Eighteenth
avenue, last evening, Ii honor Of
Miss Olmsted. The girls are about
to be promoted. The rooms were
prettily decorated with garden
flowers and evening hours were
passed very pleasantly with music
and games, in which Miss Olnsted
and Miss Hazel .Ma~tsv Won
prizes. Delicioas refreshments
were served 1t . late hour. ine
girls presented Miss 0lmsted with a
handsome gift, . token Of apprecia-
ttons OF the work the has done with
them during she three yeere they
were under hec instruction. NJ
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Mrs. Yenagert Elected.

Mrs. S. G. Youngert was elected
president at the Rock Island dis
trict Lutheran convention OF wom-
ans home and woman's foreign
missionary societies held yesterday
1t Ophiem. Other omcers from the
tri-cities elected are Miss Caroline
Peterson. treasurer, and Mrs. C. G.
johnson Of Moline, Vice president.
About forty members from the stri-
cities attended the convention.
Mrs. Homal 10 Hostess.
Mrs. Joe Homan Of S25 Forty
second street last evening was hos
toss to the members Of the TWEEN
tieth Century club. The members
played 500 at three tables during
the evening, Mrs. c. A. Wunderlich
and Rueben Reuckeft Of Moline
took first prizes and T. L. McHugh
took the all-court favor. Mrs. Ho-
man served q dainty luncheon al
the quartet tables. The club will
DO entertained on Oct. ~ at the
home Of Mr.. +. L. McHugh.
First Meeting u Music Lovers.
The Music Lovers, club held til
first meeting OF the tall yesterday
afternoon At the home Of Mrs. Os.
valid Becker. lis Mcclellan boule.
ward, Davenport. Assistant hos.
tesses were Mrs. A. ]. Moth ant
Mrs. Victor Martin. There wer.
about twenty-four members pres
ent to enjoy The program, which
was given as previously announced
A delightful social hour followed
the program, and delicious refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Herman
STACK will entertain the club Nov
10 at her home, $40 RsuholM street
Davenport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-14
HOrn.Gradert.

Miss Esther Dorothy Graderr,
daughter Of Mr.. and Nh. Ernst
Greasst Of 141S West Seventh
strset. Davenport, became the bride
~ Rev. Amandus HON Of Napo-
ken, N. D.. son Of Rev. Oscar H.
Hers. pastor Of st. James Luth-
erAn church 0f Quincy, formerly Of
'the Trinity Lutheran church Of
navenport. and Mrs. Horn, at .
pretty church ceremony which took
plac4 1t the Trinity Lutheran
church In Davenport Tuesday even
M q S:16 o'clock.
TIE ceremony was performed by
Rsv. o. H. Horn. father of. the
BRIDEGROOM. In the bridal party
Nesu the Misses Lottie Wiess 6nd
Hulda Gradert. sister on the bride,
- ushers; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Il.
svieth, the latter q sister of the
bridegroom. a. best nsn and ma
tron Of honor; Miss Olga Wiess as
bridesmaid; Fred Gradert, brother
s0f the bride, az sgr0omsman. and
&esS40 v0s& kAo& uA0 - LuB OC0A CT =
The bride wore a gown Of white
georgette and satin, trimmed with
Venetian lace. and with . long satin
train caught with orange blossoms
from the shoulder and edged, with
orange blossoms. The wedding veil
was fastened with q bandeau Of
lilies Of the valley. The bridal bou-
Quet was Of roses in shower Ar
yangement. Mrs. Vleths, a bride OF
latt spring, wore her wedding gown
~ white bridal satin and carried
white chysahkhemums. Miss Wiess'
gown was Of pink and blue geor-
gekte and her flowers were pompom
chrysanthemums and pink rose
buds. The wedding march was
played by B. C. Meyer.
\ AftSt the ceremony q wedding
,euppsr was served in the school
hall to some thirty guests. Rev.
aA1 Mrs. Horn are leaving In a few
lays on . wedding trip and will be
" homo aiter Nov. l at Napoleon,
". D.. where Rev. Horn Is pastor
a. the Lutheran church.
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1 - Nh 1slil13 Knblrlofnss.
A. ward, na6oa i|nsiiah isetarsr-
|e1tes1a1n1e. ~ WI - beASd BAT
uNday aftornoon = III MI u5tet-
|ine q IL Rock la1end Wo1ean's
clnb n he Masonic teqDle. 1fst
|becanA knoWu TO American M
1iencee about thfee yoarS ago and
~ city alter. city ~ lacfnIee of
Ana Ward we're little less than a
tsnsation.
Bsfore that time Mtss Ward had
already earned . reputation Ia her
native England q one Of the coun-
Itry's foremost speakers - ques-
tons Of the day and VI widely
recognised % an entsetainsf.
Miss Ward Ii . lecturer and en-
tertainer Of unique ability. She
/ possesses every art Of the plat
form. She y fiery, sincere. el0-
qusnt, witty. Shs svokes tears and
the next moment washes them away
with the, cleanest Of laughter. ShA
IL . we mite Of 'femininity but hers
b the power OF the spirit.
Miss Ward has had . brilliant
educational career. She was . stu
dent Of the universities Of London
! and Paris and holds the degree OF
LILA. from St -Apdrew's univer-
sity, Scotland. This degree 10 given
lonly to women and Il conferred by
- ueAeaah vSn{vaxa}tw nYr0nf at An
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-14
Uhieaee Guest Hsasre1.

Mrs. A. C. KSueger Of Chicago.
who II visiting her cousin, Miss
Christine Nebling Of 1135 ;East Fiji
teenth street, Davenport was the
honoree X . delightful Halloween
dinner yArty 6fyen for her last
evening by Miss Nebling Ut Fejer-
vary park inn. Govern we're laid
for II. During the eyeaing, HAL
l0we'en games we're enjoyed.
Tuesdayseventng, Mrs. Charles
Straits. entertained at her home,
1lc31s Third avepne, Rock Islsnd,
At a dinner parN In honor of Mrs.
Krueger. There were six In the
party. Mrs. George Ehlers Of 202S
Bridge avenue. Davenport, gave q
dinner at her home Monday eve
ming. complimenting Mrs. Kruger.
Covers we're laid for. seven.
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Healthy Liver
Healthy Life

Your 6sa-healthy q esoeeed. aetiw
O auGgiah-Ghakao all the difeernra
between . vigoeo04
cheerful lie and tow
spirits and fail. IA 6<1S{6Su,
ura 70 subdue GKIkRSI
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uess, bilious.
neaA Indigestion, headnche al ~
hues there b nothing oaoaslA % rood
ascsRstAlbLhsesnk Purely vegetable.
6la1 p0-snalDsos-ananrs m
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-14

The ladies' aid society OF the
First Methodist church win hold q
work meeting tomorrow afternoon
at the church. Entertainments will
BE- served by the committees COM
posed OF Mrs. Alice Reschke, Mr..
n Mattisoh. Mr.. Charles Snyder
and Mrs. H. e. Brown.
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1 h.Ihrig WeddiBs.

The marriage Of Miss Helen
Ihrig, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Ihrig, 1909 Thirty-seventh
street, and Peter R. Bush. son OF
Edward Bush Of ,Andalusia. was a
pretty ceremony quietly solemnized
at s O'Clock last evening at the rec
tory Of st. Paul's church. Rev.
Peter Zwart officiated. Attending
the bridal couple were Miss Rose
Ihrig, sister Of the bride, and Henry
Bush, brother Of the bridegroom.
The bride wore becoming suit of
blue tricotine. with a black and
champaign colored blouse and a
Keith's model hat. She wore bou-
quet of brides roses. The brides
maid wore a suit Of blue broad-
cloth and a black velvet hat. Her
flowers were red roses.
After the ceremony a wedding
supper was served at the home Of
the brides parents, covers being
laid for about twenty-five. Decor
atoms in the home carried out the
colors, orchid and pale green chosen
by the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Bush
left at midnight for an extended
wedding trip, and upon their re-
turn they will be at home at 1142
Third avenue. Mr.. Bush. is en-
ployed at the Deere & Mansur conf
pany. Mrs. Bush has been q rssi-
dent OF this city Gil her life and n
tended the public schools.
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Give Dancing Party.

The drill team Of camp No. IS.
Woodman Of the World, sponsored
the 6rst dancing party Of the winter
series last evening at Odd Fellows
hall. There were about one hun
dred twenty-five couples attending
and music was furnished for the
dancing by Evans jazz orchestra.
The next Of the series wilp be held
Oct. a., FL
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-14
Plan for Halloweien Pa.ty.

Plan Tor Halloween Party. '
The Loyal Sons Of the Second
Christian church held their regular
meeting Tuesday evening at the
home Of Rev. W. B. oliver, go
E6urteenth-and-a-half street, ana
planned for q Halloween party 10
be held Oct. 1S. A social time was
enjoyed aftes. the business session
and selections were given BY the
class orchestra.
Mrs. r. r. Ryan entertained the
Phi Delta Phi last evening It her
home. 902 Twenty second street A
delicious three course luncheon
was served. after which 500 was
played at two, tables. Prizes were
warded to Miss Catherine Staudu-
haf and Miss Clara Math. The
next meeting will be held Oct, q
at the home Of Miss Lillian Eickels-
dosfer., 1872 Twentieth street.
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er to face and chest, keep ice. bag
to head. When revived give cold wa
ter freely to drink.
If electric shock, remove cause, If
still lear cause, and if lung action
has ceased, perform artificial respir-
alton. When breathing is restored
and consciousness returns, treat
burns, if any, and give stimulant as
in shock.
If heat exhaustion, body will be
cold and clammy as in shock, with
similar conditions as to breathing
and pulsa- Remove to quiet place,
loosen clothing, if the temperature
is below normal; keep body warm
with covers, and when conscious adj
minister stimdlant as above, or hot
tea or coffee.
But if cause of condition was suf-
location, following smoke, gas or
water, artificial respiration will be
the first duty to perform, which will
occupy a separate article to follow.
Painting is really an emotional af-
lection, something causing the blood
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to leave thehe ad to succor the heart
and the consequent pale face and col
lapse causing one to fall. Painting
may be easily avoided il one will
bend over, if sitting, or if standing,
stoop over, as if one e going to
pick up something. In: the "a 8 of
another, if they seem to be on! the
verge Of fainting, place hand on belt
in front and with other hand force
the head over, and the swoon is pre-
vented.
If one is in a faint, don't pick them
up. Loosen tight clothing, fan,
sprinkle water on face and hold
smelling salts to nostrils momentar-
lily. When conscious, give cold water
to drink.
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BE A HELPFUL BY-sTANDER
CONTINUED from Page u

:, CONTINUED from Page u
preferably aromatic spirits of ammon
ia, (1-2 teaspoonful in 1-2 glass wat
er.) If there is profuse bleeding,
f1ex limb or apply tourniQuet. But
If evidence of internal bleeding, keep
patient on side in secumbent position
so that in event of blood oozing from
mouth or in case of vomiting, they
will not choke. Blood which is
coughed up frotry and bright red, is
from the lungs; blood vomited and
dark red is from the stomach. When
they revive give chopped ice to suck
and apply cid cloths to lungs and
stomach, as case may be. T
Injuries to mead with continued
insessibility, simply call for general
care of condition and patient atten.
ton till medical help arrives.
If the condition is due to sunstroke
remove quickly to shady place; re.
move clothing to waist line, place in
semi-sitting position, dash cold wat
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STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION.

ETC. Sl
Required by the Act Of Congress of
August ~. 1917. Of The Hope 1ioneer.l
published weekly at Hope. N. Dak.. for
October LIST, 1920.
State Of North Dakota County of
Steele, ss.
Before me. a Notary Public in and
for the state and county aforesaid
having been duly sworn according to
law. deposes n says that he is the
business manager Of the Hope Pio-
neer, and that the following is to the'1
best. of his knowledge and belief a
true statement of the ownership man
agement :. etc., Of the aforesaid pub
LEGATION for the date shown in the
above caption, required by Act OF
August "a, 1912, embodied in section
443, Postal Laws and Regulations,
printed IN the reverse side of this
form, to-wit:
That the names and addresses o.
.ns publisher. editor. managing editol.
mi business managers are:
Publisher. North Dakota PublishinA
Company. Hope. N. D.
Managing Editor. H.. J. Pepper, Hope,
in. D.
Business Manager, L. J.. Bowen,
Oope, N. Oak.
2. That the owners are: (Give
names and addresses Of individual
owners. or. II q corporation. give its.
name n the names and addresses Of
stockholders owning or holding / per
stock.j =,
j. 4. Pepper: Fargo. N: D.. L !.
owe Hope: n; p. A. Bowen Hops.
s.. That the known b~ondholders.
owning or holding i per cent or more
OF total amount Of bonds, mortgages,
or other securities are:
]. A. Bowen. Hope. N. D.
I. That the two paragraphs next
above, giving the lame Of the owners.
any. contain not only the list e Of STOCK
holders and security holders as they
appear upon the books Of the company
but also. in cases where the. stakeholder
books Of the company as trustee or in
any other fduciary relation, the name
OF the person or corporation for which
such trustee IL, acting, is given: also
Snos LAG O010 WV paragraphs contain
statements embracing affiant's full
knowledge and belief as to the circum-i
stances and conditions under which
stockholders and security holders who
do not appear upon the books of the
company as trustees. hold stock and
securities in a capacity other than that
Of a bona dde owner; and this aniant
has NJ reason to believe that any other
any Interest direct or indirect in the
said stock. bonds. or other securities
than as 80 stated by him.
L J. BOWEN,
Sworn TO and subscribed before me
this LIST day Of October, 1920.
(Seal) G. w. MOORES.
(My Commission expires January
End, 1929