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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
SoN%ssioskr worries.
Mary 6oIj.n. ., 81.

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Andrew Robertson, u al. !,
Ia the County Court ot Dictsoe
Caunt,, Tennessee
/ Ia th~ .t,ove--tsted eaess.N sS-
pts,ng 'rom the BIZ, which h
ssnm to, that the detendants,
Frank iianush Doch hnnah.
MONTH"; Hannah. and AndtsW
Rab.it.on all non residents oi ih1
Stst. N f.nn,ts~s ~ ths, ibe o.
dtnsS process, u iss can not ~
sefy.d Oh them. they Are hssVhy
required 70 spp.af no az bsfDrs I'm
First Monday 10 ssptsnAss. 1870,
before the Clsst nj the County
Cont Of ,sid County, 81 his otkcs
ID Charlotte. Tsnasss@s, ssd UAks
deisn~s 10 ths bill Sled agsinS
them 10 ssid court BY hsSy Vosdsa,
=, al or otherwise the bill viii III
AIKEN Tor confessed SD The csuss
proceeded With sxparts.
II is further os,,srtd by the couH
tina, bis motto. DO published la
four consecutive wvsks 10 ths
Dickson County Hvssid, News.
paper published 10 DioAsoa, Tsso-
essee,
Thi. July ~. 1872.
N Haris, CLERK.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
IA Old Fault Fis4er.

An irritable and old isuit 6sdias
disposition j, often cansed by To-
digestion. Amsn With good digest
ion and bowels ,hst act fssslagiy v
usually good natur~d When tzoeh-
led With Indigestion os constips:ioc
take Chsnb~slsin's Tahists- They
strengthen the stomach aud enable
il TO perform lie functions naturally
They also caGss . gentle movsuDsnt
9f toe bossisy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
A EoreWofd to The Patrons
OF The Public Schools
Of The County:

Having been re appointed ~.
tendance Ofhcsr tor tbs Public
schools Of Dickson County too the
year 1920, ! ara sending out shls
iors~ord q, the opening Of the
schools, informing the psuons that
the school officials OF the County
are demanding . s,I,e, compliance
with the Com.puisors School Law
th,a yeat Last year my efforts
were MANI, directed IN scquAint
ing the people with the operst'on
OF ,be Compulsory School Law,
end the school authorities now be.
l.sve every patron hes iuii tno~l'
edse OF .ts requirement A ma
lon,y of the patrons last yesr, alter
becoming acquainted with the re.
auiIemsns OF the law, readily and
willingly complied with the same
b, placing the" children 'esularl,
in school, white u,hers sent ,iie1rs
only when II suited then lndivis.
ual convenience, aud Il 70 to these
am especially directing shis com
munieAnon
Some arc sondemnins ,h,s law.
saying iha, II places . hardship
upon them To take their children
from wort and place them IN
school, which ma, be partly true
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

in . very few instances, but viii
ask you to remember that this %
called hardship Ia only temporary
-one ths, an extra effort on your
part will overcome, while keeping
your children from school de
prIyes then Il an opportunity to
ne, an ucano On. thereby placing
. hardship on them ~hlch ~,A
cling TO and be All .mpedlm.n, 10
their progress al through HE
Remember, also, tina, 40 chl!d
can receive the advantages ot Oh.
public school. without some .scrr
ices being made ~ the pstenis,
10 order to derive the CREATED
hsn~kt from our public schools.
every parent mus, CO operate with
the school and in Officers
The law requires that all ehI
dteu between The .ss. Of 7 and II
years, ln~elu.iye, ale subject TO The
operation OF this lsw-and there
is e ruling OF the court that d
children are only sixteen until th<J
rsaeh their seventeenth birthday
Please ,nslst on regular attend
Anee oil your children and ,hsIeb,
svoid the penahy oil law Tor with
holding them from school
Respectfully.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

Five passsages Overland car In
Al condition; Dew top and eide
curtains. good cord tires 90 every
wheel, Will eel 81 bargain see
the at once III {. GueYin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

smsrb her the John Deere vhsr
vpu suy yoar Ssxt buggy, 10 The
best r Edwsri.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

Geo. Russell, st'als

UeO, HussNII, tt ale
All persons having elaine against
ibs s+tsis Of Alisfd Russsll. dscsAs.
sd, are hereby ootiisd TO 6ls the
same sith ME- properly authendi.
Gated Oh or before the next meet.
Ing OF this court which 10 the iuurth
Nondss 10 October 1910.
~ fayio,
CLERK h Master
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
500 REWARD--A S. r.s

$500 REWARD--A 81 rsarc
viii Be gwen sos usos1ation lead
ing to the COZ vtctiou o the parsy
Who continues 10 cut the size f.0e,
slonS the piks a, the B. Will,
isms
Dieksop Turnpike Co
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20
Election Notice

BE Il resolved by the fo~n toun.
cal III the ,o~a vi Dickson That sl
election Ia hereby allied 10 be held
in III. Tour Wards of the town u
Dlch-n. between the hours 81 Y =
IA aud 4 IN, Oh
THURSDAY, SEPT, 4. 1919
Tor thr purpose Of electins a,
Mayor, one Recorder. one Ms1hsl
oue School Director from the .owa
st.lsfse and too Alder,nsu Iron
each OF The ioui Wsfds.
BE il further resolved. That Ii,
following citizens ARE hereby ap
pointed 30 hold said election At ,h'
places ~d.sians,sd beIas
WARE NO II. J, Warren ~
~ceivsr = A hysu. h Bfo~n q
" Slaughter Judges, \ c Averet,
Ia J Byn. clerk. Election 10 b,
heid in OF year 81 James Hotel.
WARD No Is A. Tidwell. ~
c~-iv-t; J : Barley. T 2 III
wards. A d English Judges 4. l.
Scott, J N Freeman. CLERKS. ktrc
ton 10 be held at OF neIJ NJ 6os
-rt,- store,
WARD 40 81 N Thompson
receiver. J l. Ransom, VI. l. Par
ri.h, A J kth.rdg.. Judges {. y
Cooley. 4 l. White. clerks Flee
ton TO be held Al 81 neM " A
Chambers Co.
WARD No +-R n seay. ~
ceiyer. A g Dosisr. q " Wynn.
Chss Badge, Judges. " p Bro~n
" y. DAVIS. clerks Election I,
he held Al W neat Abe VIII t.,I
building
Upon roll.call the iollo~ina Alder
msb voted aye; q " Davidson.
IT, &. Redeem. A t. White. H.. T
Y. Miller. } y. Curry. A G Huahes
Passed the End day a Ans. 1920
D. 4. Ressley. Mayor
II. c Thompson, Recorder
Ia pursuance o! o resolution case
ed by the Town Council Of th, ,nwr
OF Dickson. Aug. Z, 1870, calling an
election 10 be held Tor the purpose
al elsc,ing u Mayor. one Record
~', one Marshal. one School Direc.
tor from the towp.at.largs. and two
Aldermen from each Of the hur
wards.
By virtue u The authority Ia ".
vested ~ Election Conmiss,ons,s
|ts Dickson County, m election 10
hereby called TO bt held 10 ,As four
Wards ri the town ~ Dickson be-
tween the hours Of y a. m snd I y
m. on Thursday. sept 1870. Tor
the purpose A. shove mentioned
Th. aaove.nsmsd eitiIens OF the
town a Dickson are hereby appoint.
ed 10 bold ssid election.
T.. X. sTONE
T. c. HsLBERG
{ n. WILLIAMS
Election mmissioosss
Tor Dietson County
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

subscnh. Cor the Herald
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

II you want the best busai ~. 2e
the John Deere. II. X. Edwards
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-20

One lot 90 corner u Aurtell snt
Nam street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

solutely false, and are believe, foreign
propaganda dcsigrcd to prevent leglti-
mate American business activity in this
great Russian market | have confidence
in thor power TO carry out their part of
any agreement We may enter into"
Los Angeles, Oct. 25.-Harry Chan
dir, publisher of The Los Angeles Times
and interested in numerous financial and
industrial enterprises here and elsewhere,
said he was one Of the persons associated
with Washington ID. Nandcrlip oil and
mining engineer, in the latter's explora-
tion of a section of Siberia
MIR. Chandler said that about twenty
five business men had become asso-
ciatcd with Mr.. Vanderlip. For the
present. at least, their work would be con-
fined TO exploration, but they held an op-
tion for contract for actual development
if it should be determined that such
work would bring financial returns.
The men named by Mr.. Chandler as
associated with Mr. Vanderlip are all
rated locally as wealthy. Several of
them are reputed TO be multi-millon-
aires
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
AMERICANS MAKE BIG
DEAL FOR SOVIET LAND
Washington Vanderlip and Others
Get Lease Of Part of North
Eastern Siberia.

London. Oct, Washington ID. Van
dcrlip Of California. who recently visited
Russia, has sent n telegram from Copen-
hagen saving he has concluded an exten-
awe arrangement with the Russian
Soviet authorities by which an organiza-
,ion Of Western American hnancicrs
acquires sixty-year lease Of vast
tract IN Northeastern Siberia, with
exclusive rights 10 develop coal, oil and
fisheries MIR Nanderlip states that his
associates are the heads of leading financial
institutions west of the Rockies
Mr.. Vanderlip's telegram describes the
tract this acquired ms all Northeastern
Siberia east Of the l6Oth meridian, in
cuding the peninsula of Kamchatka,
an area of some 100000 square miles
H. SAWS that tn tract is to be taken over
ard active operation begun in the Spring
of next year
Mr.. tanderlip adds concerning his re-
cent visit 70 Moscow:
Il am highly amused by stories con-
tanned in recent foreign papers about the
rebslions IN Russia Moscow is as safe
.s any city in the world Reports of
rchrllions and street fighting are alb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Good For Him and His Wife

Hurley L. Watkins, 230S Lytle street
Louisville. Ky. writes Il found Foley's
Honey and Tar just what ! wanted for
my wifc's and my colds This famous
old cough medicine is just as good for
children as for adults II checks coughs
colds. Group, bronchial coughs, and stops
that tickling" throat that keeps one
coughing at night. II contains no opiates
nor hahit-foming drugs Prompt and sure
in action. ~ B Danforth Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
REPUBLICANS DROP
REG|STRAT T|0N APPEALS
Some Names Stricken Off and
Others Kept On at Kent
County Hearings.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Dover, Oct. Before Judge Boyce,
yesterday, the following registration ap-
pcals were disposed Of:
Withdrawn by Republicans, where ap-
peals had been filed seeking registration,
applicants having been refused regis
tration by the registration officers for
Constitutional reasons, being unable to
read George Reed. John Gibson .Ebenezer
Watson, Nathan Casson, Ethel A. Win
chester, Bessie Collins Sarah +. James,
Lille Rock. Nellie Rias, Sad lie Myers and
Ida Parker.
Following were marked off for failure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Short, Handy and Richards met here,
Yesterday, at the State House tO consult
over the most feasible way of preparing
emendrnents or receiving suggestions AZ
to the best method of improving the
~Ghool Code.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

20 comply with constitutional require
ments: George Ingram, Laura Robinson,
May Barrett, Deisc Dckcrson, May
Ridgcway.
List of those challenged, bnt kept on
registrat Oh books, being able to comply
ms To aRs, reading, etc.: Helen Griffith,
as to age, reading, etc: Helen Griffin,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

State Senator Alice sad there was al'sO-
lutely no politics IN the matter, Tho mfef
ing merely being held ~ deyine way ard
means for better understanding ~ -
what N do IN the matter ~ COdf revisiDD
before the Legislature meets ~ Jhnuar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
State Teachers to Meet at Dover.

Arrangements are now being made for
the second annual meeting of the Della
ware State Teachers Association, to be
held ut Dover, early in November and
educators Of national reputation are being
secured as speakers This meeting cf the
teachers will be a great educational event
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Mosloy, Serena johnson L"na Mosley,
Elwood Harris, Charlcs .Guy, Sophia
Anderson, Rosa Smith. -iu7io Hudson,
Unity NJ Van, Mary .Th,ina4, Cofaclia
Gibson. Sslie Smith aud Nora y per' ~
ton
CONS TDERrNG scttOoL -
Hold-ovor State sicrat n ice
nett. Uighfeld. Iatta ir e. .f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Many a man has been bunk oed BY
Judging woman's disposition by her
snlile-Philadelp Bulletin
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-08

WE respectfully call the attention
of Mr.. Cox to the Townley campaign
fund which he is trying to raise in
Minnesota. The Republican campaigr
fund for the entire United States
would be only = start for T0wnley
md he would be able to buy only three
zkmtes with il. II Cox wants some
thing really sensational to give the
aIrsady, over-burdened public, let hin
~tinyestigate" and1 expose the Town
ley fund. The sum spend in the Maine
campaign equals about 4 per cent. Of
whist Townley proposes to spend in
~oE,e state, exact figures, $42,2O6, or =.
hcut Is cents for each family,-fam'
ily, not voter. The Republican cam
paign FUND would not furnish the ci.
xars at the Townley headquarters.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-08
A Letter Prom
Senator AmSden
Editor Herald Advance,
Kind Friend:

Editor Herald Advance,
Kind Friend:
In the issue of the Advance OF
October first, l noticed an advertise
ment headed "South Dakotans" and
winding up with "Adv. 3~w-1O-15'.
This advertisement is purely politi-
cal and we think should be so desig-
mated but r. O. Richards has in the
past in working his political schemes
seemed to get by with such advertise
ments without his identity or motive
being plain to the public and secured
results by making it appear by the
unexplained source and motive, that
such statements expressed the sentl-
ments of the editor, by the form IN
which they are presented to the public,
and he seems to be following the same
| tactics this year. In the above adj
| vertisement he says vote mo" on Law
No. /, and then makes q statement
| thereto that is absolutely untrue. Then
| he says also vote mo" on Law No. ?
| and following makes a statement that
| is partly untrue. Then he goes on to
| say vote for X. %. Richards for Unit
ed States Senator, which is purely
political all through. Some may won
| der why Mr.. Richards came out as a
| candidate for United States Senator
latter having been defeated in the
! primary for nomination for Cover
nor. Well, | do not know why, but let
me call attention to the fact that there
are two laws to go before the people
| for their ratification or rejection. One
as an amendment to the state pro-
| hibition law whic., Richards refer
red to, and the Primary Law passed
people both Of which Richards natur-
ally opposed. Now we have a Cor
rupt Practice Law on the Statute
which provides that mo person firm OF
corporation shall spend in excess OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS to pro
mote the success or defeat of any Con.
stitution Amendment, Metrated rea
sure or referred law" Such act also
provides that no sum Of money shall
be paid and no expense SHALL be auth
orized or incurred by or in behalf OF
any candidate in excess Of FIFTY
PER CENT. of n years salary o,
compensation of the Office for which
such candidate is an aspirant.
TIE penalty for violation shall bt
a fine not exceeding One Thousand
Dollars or Six Months in the Count,
Jail or both.
Now $500 would not go far in
Richards campaign in attempting t.
defeat these two measures but addet
to $4,000 which is fifty per cent. o.
one years salary of United States
Senator would make the neat littl.
sum of $425O.OO ne can use for the de
/, feat Of these two measures. Using on,
Il of Richards terms in this advertise
ment. "Can you beat it," You ar
safe in voting Eyes" on both Of thes
J laws, r. O. Richards notwithstanding
Respectfully,
c. S. AMSDEN.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-08
Board Of Education Meets
Milbank, S. D. Sept. 13, 1920

Milbank, S. D. Sept. 10, 1920.
Board of Education mel on above
date in special session at Office of
Judge Lockhart.
Present Chas. Flett, S. S. Lockhait
Earl Liggett and III. c. Souder.
Moved, seconded and carried that
the Board of Education purchase from
Empire Elevator Go. approximately
fifty tons of Youghiogheny coal at
$17.OO per ton, same to be stored,
without expense to Board of Edura~
ton, in sheds of Empire Elevator Co.
Moved, seconded and carried that
the Supt. and clerk purchase new
desks for the school rooms as needed.
Moved, seconded and carried to in
crease the yearly salary of the De-
nestle Science teacher $500. !.
No further business appearing,
moved, seconded and carried to adj
journ.
4 p EN- Clerk
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-08
Child welfare

Boys and girls who learn early ia
take proper are Of their teeth.
threats, eyes. ears and stomachs. have
made 4 long step toward healthy
manhood and womanhOOd. Through
its public health and nursing serv-
ices. the American Red Cross sims
eventually to reach al school children
with teachinxs regarding disease pre-
vention and health promotion. Here's
1 school nurse treating Z little girl
for sore mouth, 1t the same time i'm
planting q valuable lesson In teeth.
brushing and proper diet
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-08
Republican Ticket
For President
WARREN G. HARDING
For Vice. President
CALVIN COOLIDGE

Eror United States Senator Peter
Norbeck.
For congress:
HsirSt aistrict-Gharles Christopher
SOn.
second district-Royal 6. Johnson.
~rhird Aistrict--Wil!iam Williamson.
xSocernor-W. Ell. McMaster,
Eieueenant Governor-Carl Gunder'
sou.
SECRETARY ct State-Charles II. burK-
hart.
.Anditsf-Jay Reeves.
Treasurer-W. $. OBrlen.
Atf0rney General-Byron Payne.
SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction
Pred Shaw.
.s~on4nfssioner Of Sch9ol n fupiic
Lands-N. f.. Knight.
ERaitwxy C0mmissiOners-Jonn w.
Raaskl, second district: and Dawes
Hrsshaae, third district.
LEGISLATIVE
senator 3ist dist &C. $. Amsden.
x1eureSea&atives -Julius Jorgenson
and John Birch.
County Treasurer-W. ). Nixon.
sSountV Auditor-JOhn G. Cahlll.
lRe<isser Of Deeds-Julius Fenner.
aIerk Of Courts-Earl Liggett.
Stunt. Sehools--Nettie JohnsOu.
Ntsaes Attorney-Thad l.. Fuller.
County Judges. S. Lockhart.
oroconer-Dr. Chas. Flett.
Co. Con. Sd dist Frank Fransen.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-08

MANY of the old timers in the
state will be reminded of the passing
Of the days, by the recent death of A.
T. Caldwell, who was for many years
editor Of the Sioux Falls Press, and
was known over the state as Cali
He had for some years ben in Sioux
City, connected with the papers there
.-anl was 70 years Of age. The de-
ceased was associated with Henry
Nei1 Of Aberdeen as one Of a specia
committee to arrange for the division
sof the Territory of Dakota into the
States Of North and South Dakota, al
the converting of tn constitutions
convention.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-08

THE I. w. w. held a convention
conference last week at New Rock
dord, N. ID, It which William D. Hay
wood, head chief of the l. w. W. adj
dressed his followers. In this speech
III. Haywood said that If they would
rive him $1,000 active !. w. W., and
= million moro 70 back them up, we'll
snsixe the industries whether the cap
its1ists like It or not" A every farm
~ ard every worker who has some
thing On his back il q capitalist, Will
ltam would have quite a job on his
lends. Haywood in his address gave
.sis followers the following advice rs
~ vOtins: "You boys want to aftili-
.nte with che Nonpartisan league. The
Nonpartisan league Is . very, very
good thing, although now It doesn't
70 quite far enough
AF TM%&# 4#@E& &N%MA&M a N M@# GYM#
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-08

Mnbank. S. d., Sept. "a, 1920.

Milbank,. S. d.. Sept. "a, 1920.
Board of Education met on above
date in regular session at the school
house. Present: l.. w. Thirsk, S. S.
Lockhart, w. S. Nixon, Earl Liggett
and Prof. G. Souder.
Minutes of the last regular and in
t%ervening meetings We're read and
approved.
The t%reasurer's monthly report was
read and on motion accepted and ord
cred placed on file.
Miss Pike and Miss Carlson, IN be-
half of all the grade teachers, APP
peared before the Board and request
ed that an increase in salary of $500
per month be allowed them. Moved
seconded and carried that the Board
of Education increase the salary OF
each of the eight grade teachers $500
per month from Sept. l, 1920.
The following bills having beer
audited by the committee, were reao
and on motion allowed and the clerk
instructed to issue warrants for same
R. A. Mc4Adams, plumbing
....S 23A.11
News Printing Co., claim rec
Ord..... zS.U'
Alodia Schumacher. salary.
canning club. 15O.Di
Empire Elevator Co, coal. S22.S(
Flock & VanStralen. hall rack
Lev
Herald-Advance. printing. 2.5'
j. d. Burkhardt. coal. ..... 9l.6,
Grant Telephone Co, phone
rent IL.
O. C.. Walsh. cleaning rug. 2.5(
j. III. Lewis. freight and dray-
29.4
n. r. Nelson, supplies. $50. 74.S'
Hub City School Supply Co,
books. 80
MacMillin Co., books. $50
H. C. Souder. cash advance
for express.............. .l5.9
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-08
WOODROW WILSON said to

WOODROW WILSON said to re-
:5eCt the League would be to SBroak
1he HeaM Of the World" William ].
Bryan has his heart i'm the grave"
necnnxe Cox was nominated and
Becanse no dry plank was nailed on
the Democratic platform. Now along
-conses Cox and says that sthe league
has taken hold Of my soul" Wen
add this to our list Of famous sayings
Of lannon's men,"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-08
II EHERALD.ADVANCE
DOuMex EvERsoN. Publishers.
4. I. NELSON, Editsr

THE spectacle Of the President of
Ehe United States touring the country
m : wild effort to cram down the
xaruats Of the people HIS League OF
NatiDns idea is something like the one
M4Dad circus we have in our own lit
- A1a1z. the spectacle of Mr. Richards
ssPenAnE time and money to keep on
The A1Atutes q law Of HIS making
wh6Gh n is obvious the people are
x1n1v - do sway with.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-08
Notice Of Election

Notice is hereby given that a gen
eral election will be held at the usual
polling places in all the voting pre-
cincts of Grant County. South Dakota
on the second dav of November, 1920,
between the hours Of eight o'clock
A. NJ, and five O'Clock J.. M. for the
purpose of alecting
One United States Senator,
One Representative in Congress
Second District.
Five Presidential Electors,
One Governor,
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Secretary of State,
One Attorney General,
One State Auditor,
One State Treasurer,
One Commissioner of School and
Public Lands,
One Superintendent of Public In
%atruction,
One Railroad Conmissioner-Sec-
ond District,
One Railroad Commissioner-Thiro
District,
One State Senator--31st District,
Two Representatives-32nd Dis
trict,
One County Treasurer,
One County Auditor,
One County Sheriff,
One County Register Of Deeds,
One Clerk Of Courts, :
One County Superintendent OF
Schools,
One States Attorney,
One County Judge,
One Coroner,
One County Commissioner-2nC
| District,
and to vote on Referred Laws, mum
bered ~ and 80" and constitutional
Amendments a.. t'B", .C", ID" ant
f"E'.
Dated this first day Of October
1920.
j. c CAHIL.
4w-1O-29 County Auditor.