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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-07

out on Nuiol. Believe me, there was
certainly an anxious period of wait
ing for yours truly. But NujoI
proved the goods 1t sottcned that
drv mass. moved it on. and after
While I began to Ee regular. >
"(;rcat stuff! How docs this Nujol
work. anyway!
"Gn an entirely new principle.
Instead OF forcing or irritating the
system. it simply sottens the food
waste. This helps I'll those little mus
clc> along thc intestincS. contracting
and expanding in heir normal way.
to squeeze the food waste along 50
tir&t it passes naturally out of the
system. 1t prevents constipation
because it help, Nature maintain
thorough bowel movements at rcgiI-
lar intervals. which is certainly TIM
best habit | know Of. Md besides
that. it's absolutely harmless and
pleasant to.takc.
.Say-tI!at> Just what I've been
needing. I've been taking pills and
salts for months AND getting worse
I'LL The time. Jump in and we i buy
a bottle Ct Nujoi right nov. Ne for
that. beginning tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

burg orr spend nc several dag visiting
rCl"fiv,< IN tins city
John Harvey has returned 10 IN nnm"
~ Warrington. w. Va, H't"r sV'ndInc
s"yeral days visiting friends ~ 'mS 80 ,
g. T. Richardson has returned !"
Warrington. ". Va, wher" h, - "m.
;lo,cd. after spending f'w days WIN
htz family on North Market street.
Nr,. Sarah Bingcir. VINO has h"'u ~
for several days, i slowly recovering A.
her homo ou south Chaplin" S'r""i
NJ and MIR T.. l.. Meyers "' 'hls "1iN
LEI, Yesterday for two weeks twp.
md VIII visit ~ I'll" following ''t'"s
Pr,,sburGh. Toledo Cleveland. C"''.'n-
bus. indianapolis and ChIcac1 ~
NJ. and Mrs; Frank R"6,nS""; 81 "a "a
parents o' twin girls. Both ~"'h"r and
children arc getting along frnc.
Miss Mary ines. Of New Martins
vile. has returned 10 her homo ai'''
hr,cf visit with Miss Ithl Allison.
NJ. = and Mrs I. !. HoNova~ Vii Icors
Saturday night for California Wl"J.
thry VII remain o. tn" y. f"w
weeks.
Mrs. Susan r. Cooke has r"rrrre!
from rJlnror. West Virginia. where shH
has tccu attending 'ho quarterly meet
ing Of n" West Virginia STATE Nurses
Association.
II. j. Johns. PRINCIPAL ~ Wheeling
High school. IS ~ Ia" ''h'" NaII"-
GENERAL hispital with a mud a'r"h "C
"flI.'
Miss Sara Nay or South Fem ;'r"-'.
- confined TO her homo with " light
Illness.
Mrs. A. ] Clarke and Misc Il"'t'"
List left last night for Winter PAr"
Fla. whnr' thev will remain ior 49,"
rcst of in" winter months. having '"as"1
a cottage there
Mr.. George II McLaIn, ~ ~" IA.
h,-zor Hardware company. - confined
10 his homo at lllS Chaplinc strf"'. III
Mrs Neil Barton. who has 'harr" "f
tn Potomac Division Of th" Rod Ir"s~
work. has been At hone fer IN" lI'j
few days caring Tor her father, NJ.
William T. Rubl". 81 TAX "'"hH"" N"'d-
lawn.
Nj. and Mrs. G A Coats. "f 1nd1nn-
npull~. arc tho guests Of Mr. and Mr'.
T. T. krrrh"n.
EGwrrG Toltor is abb" to +" on Hf'.'r
a ru' illness.
Cl,'r !. E4rry. secretary Of tho u h""l-
Ir4 KIwaulS club. Is all at his h"'n' GA
'h' South side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
ANNIVERSARY
IS CELEBRATED
MR.. AND MRS. WIN. J. VOGlGR
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED ON
MONDAY EVENING.
ENGAGEMENT Of Miss BIodwen Thomas
and Mr.. W. E. Robins Of Pitts
buroh Announced.

Tho fourth anniversary OF III" mar
riagc Of Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Nns.
Ter OF No. - Fifteenth street was the
occasion Of 4 merry celebration on
Monday evening, when a number of
their friends arranged a delightful
surprise parry. The guests arrived
carly and quito surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Noglcr. Who. however. soon had
their guests engaged in playing cards
and dancing.
st $50 oClork they were invited
into tho dining room. phirh had been
Transformed with an abundance OF
roses and Crccncry. \ mound OF Co
lumbia roses and narcissi conferred
the table. and lovely roScbudS led 10
each place During tho Cours" Of the
supper Mrs Nocl"r was presented
with a handsome chest of silver and
number Of pieces of linen.
Those enjoying tho event vcr":
MrsdamcS and McSsrs.-
Wesley COSScr CmlWy
Lester LobcnSttin !. l.. Keller
7. Il. Gary A. +. Hays
VIM. !. Noglcr
Misses
Marie snyder Madclyn Thomp-
Julia Gutman Ion
Helen VoglCr
Jos. II. Noglcr, Jr. 6. l.. Stahl
NJ. Sawclly
MeSSrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
A Smooth, White Skin
That DefieS Weather

During m" months Of biting winds
and Int"ne" Geld. YOU who would keep
,nu- >krnS $i3"0th. whit" and Heivety.
should turn your attention tn mercollZed
Wan Norhln: lis" Will So effectively
rrro," Il chapp"d. r"uEhen"d or discol-
ornd surface ny gradually absorbing
H. weather. h"a'"n Cutrclr. the complex
iun ls kept IN perfect condition. and even
tn" beauty Of oppression appears moro
prnnnunr"d.
If your skin IS b!otchy. pinIply. eoafBa
ovcr-red or sallow. why not shed nj Ono
ounce Of ordinary merrolized wax. % De
had at any drug or department store,
will completely transform the most I'M
slightly complexion in less than n fort
night Use the wax nightly, like you
use cold cream. washing 1t on morninEA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Phi Sauna Dance.

trr?ncomcnIS are complete for 'ho
midwin'"r dance which III" member.
nt no Alpha /"ia chapter NJ IN" Phi
Sigma chi Traiernitv o. Martins Ferry
Will Give tomorrow CNenlnS in tho
Els homo. Jacobs orchestra Of This
city has boon engaged 10 furnish m"
music. and rcfreshmen, Will hc SerT
Cd durinc tho evening. tn" commit.
TOO is composed Of MeSsrs Runyon.
Hodge. Macuirc. IIodSkisS. Davidson
and CraICr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
CANTON JAZZ GROOM
NOT WHEELING MAN

The william Bennett Hoffman. Of
mi, city. is not tho William Bennett
Hoffman. Of Canton. Ohio, who matried
= girl recently after An Acquaintance
OF five hours" sad Councilman, Am
h--sn Hablg, V no was investigating tho.
matter.
Mr.. Hoffman deserted his wife and
children. who reside or the South Side.
ahou, three years ago. and little has
been heard Of him since until Mrs. Hoff-
man read the articl" ot the jazz groom.
and thought il Was her husband because
no had often discussed with her tho
subject Of advertising for a wife, Just
liz" ~" iazz groom At Canton did.
Mr. IIabiC sent kilograms to the Can
toy authorities and photographs OF the
man was received yesterday, with the
above results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
MASQUERADE Dance Tonight.

\ 7umhcr ~ n" Younger =ot Ar"
planning ~ ar,nnd tho annual M.
Gucrado hal Of tho R""thoI on Singing
.ociory. which ni'l b" an "y"n' n
This c,cninS. THi> will ho he'd IN
their hall. corner Twenty nInrn and
MoySicn s'roots. and will ho featured
with orchestra music Ndmlr'an""
will h" h. invitation ONLY. and all at
tending must hr masked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

4 1uict hut vcr. pretty homo, wrddlns
was prrfnrrr"d al noon ycSt"rda:
Miss Ruth Howell was narrlcd I" MI
Clnc Enff. al the home of the bride at
Doncys POINT. The ceremony wa: per-
Turned by Rev. i. W. Beckett. pastor ~ ~
inc I'niicd Presbyterian church Oh
Runny$ Point. 5 ,c-
The bride is tho Wei khoS" gu ~.
>,,.,,,rIi.Lcd daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-.
+ r. Howell. Will" the groom is the
SON Of Mrs Catherine Rohs.
Following IN" ceremony a four co nnH.
dinner was served. after which inc ne"
T.. married cnupl. lott on snort 'rlP'
H. ,Loir rr,urr Tho, will reside on a
rarm inst outside Of RonCys Point
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
TatA-HeYout.

SPECIAL dispatch t. Til" Int"lllEr'"Nr.
GIAtkSEIE'i. Ian = llii*m J..
Tat" md Mrs. nIS7 W"rv ir"l""'.
daughter "r Mr. ard Mrs. i;rs'a'" l'l".
, ont. ~"r' '"arrlod last rrChi - ih"
rirs, I'-,- ~ ran church.. The h-'d"-
groom - = WlhrH"r a"d - Sup"rint'r'd
M ot = department &c IN r.'% water
WHY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
HONORARY Event.

Mrs. L. r. Kitchen Will entertain Pu''F
informally This evening Mt her hone IN
the Howard Apartment in lI"asah, N'
-, -, honor ot her guest Mrs. q. \.
rG,,s rr ludranaroliS. Ind. The anair
w i no Of a musical nature and will be
nn.i NnlMNublC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Spadtmiller-Hur6ey

Special lr~pr'rh :, The lut"i'jcoTco-
CLARK SRI ~; Ian - Ms \'ll"
l. ilur,~, prominent in local ~m"iciy
Circles ai,I Lotus = SpIdirNrli'r. q
young business man 81 New York. ""rc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Howell s.

married here tonight. The brlcH -
daughter If Nj and Mrs. W. L. Su'Sc''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

Jacobs 7-piece novelty orchestra with
two pianos. At the Carroll Club satur-
day sventng Dan SAINT. Ja-aSj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Successful Affair.

III" card party given 'nst &C." NJ b.
Eraurh \u 3i6 l.. =. T.. y. ~ iu"'T
ro"mS ~ IN" Mutual Bank butld.nE
proved a most "nJoyIhi' aid !m"'">s' III
cent There was Il IN" 'rUNd IN at
r"ndanc" and following III games /
luncheon was s"rvcd Miss \una Go
son and Mrs. Lillian fucker wrrc IN
charge Of thc event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

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s s s E = s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
AMAkllLO'S WATER
SUPPLY

Amarillo's supply 81 water IS
sufficient for all presen, needs.
But this supply viii not be suiiic-
lent { or 4 city OF two or three
times the present size Of Amarillo
and il is therefor the part Of
good sound business To look 90 a
supply for the future.
II has been found. after iuyc,ti-
cation hy an engineer. that the
water sand on the Slaughter
ranch twenty miles Southwest OF
this city. could probably supply
two million gallons OF clear, pure
water each day and il has been
suggested At 4 meeting OF the
Board OF City Development that
il might be wise 10 establish a
water station on that ranch now.
We believe that no hurried
steps should be taken in 4 matter
of this sort. There is plenty 81
time in which to work out a per-
manent and systematic plan for
increasing the supply here and
such plan should be worked out.
When the last detail has been
considered and the last necessary
test has been made. then will be
time enough TO raise the money
and begin the work. which is sure
20 cost thousands OF dollars.
To make a mistake would be
expensive, but there is no doubt
that steps looking to a future
permanent water supply should
continue until definite plan has
been laid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Panhandle Publishes
Extra Pages Friday

Tho nIIy plnh.ull, Yesterday umr
.Ht with % '.Nt.,r ulr, li.dls Market
edition thar mrtH u.w step 90 the
policy U, that paper
Each FRIDAY hereafter there viii hs
H.ll.sU.I similar edition. which WI'I
contain ldturtls4utUis giving ~ read.
CO., "pfu th,m.uufy information con.
.u.u... rho best bargains uh'u.naNe
l.fUE thy next daN. saturday In this
fuuu fu,r' viii Dee. as WIS the tHss
yesterday r. FUN page devoted 20 tin
interests q women readers On the
Mumuu's Page there VIII be- the latest
fashion hints from authorities iu New
N.rk and PARIS th,ry win %, recipes ni
various sorts ana hints iur the care u'
children and ~, preservation 81 thea.
health
Yesterdays issu, g.so contained M,
fiat lu-,ailm,ut az thy great lualtl-
muual serial. written by Max Teligru
Ma z igvu who H. OF French extra.
uHp. and Is said 60 Ice brother ui Lou
T,Ar,u. the famous artist who 10 a ma
tIto 90 that country. has been II the
bead u, the most famous matrimonial
agency lu Sew YORK civ 'ur twenty
wears tie IL perhaps responsible for
uHn, marriages than any other man iu
'B' country Ills Secrets ~ a Mair..
luu.al Exchange" will OBJ, "a sensation
throughout the United States Gcncr.
nus ius'allu,uts Di that stial Will he
punlif he'd IN every Fridays Panhandle
until % has been completed.
The special Friday edition will also
cUnilin various features ut interest
som, will be- furnished hy the Associ.
at,d Press. and others Nv syndicates
which spcc.allzr IN that sort ~ work
There ara any number % rras1us why
p1uhludl. people should take the DAILY
Panhandle Not IN, l'ls, ~ those r,a.
sons is the Speyal Market edition c9|
II.lANN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Movie Magnate Stops
In Amarillo For Few
Hours Emoute West

Frank RariellI. an official ~ tn
newly formed Mlncola Film Corpora.
ti0u. with headquarters AT Minvuln
Long Island. y Y passed through
Amarillo yesterday In touring ear
en- route 90 LES Angeles. whsr, he
states h. will b. engaged IN the pro.
duc,lon - high glass twu.rcel comedies
and one slN.rc,l feature during the
coming winter. lie claims 30 have
some high class artists under contract
and states that "Mlncula" filws Will
take their place among the hest In the
country within thu next year ~ s..
Mr. b2ricllc reports good roads Tor
jhc most part since leaving New York.
with the exception uf stretch % about
fifty miles this side ~ Memphis. whore
they arc engaged IN the construction
20 q new highway. a part ~ IN" eighty
milllondollar system which the state u
now working ON. Hc is accompanied
hy his wife. who was formerly with the
Nitagraph Company. under the stage
name u "LeUna Fitzgerald"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
ARAllSTICE DAY

November nth is Armistice
Day.
The Governor OF Texas has IS
sued a proclamation declaring i;
10 be holiday.
Amarillo had hundreds OF boys
in the army during the war and
hundreds Of them went over seas
and did their share Of whipping
the Kaiser.
Several civic organizations. in
GLIDING the kiwaniS. Lions and
Rotary Clubs have discussed the
matter and II is sincerely TO be
hoped that the plans which they
have had under consideration
will I've worked out successfully.
The people ought Ia help.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
INCOMPATIBILlTY

One OF the favorite causes OF
divorce is ''incompaiihili,y OF
temperament" but plainly this is
4 misnomcr.
Young couples become suiiic-
iently acquainted with each other
in these intimate days to deter
mine whether their temperamen,s
are sufficiently in sweet concord
ance that they can play the same
marital tune without jazzing each
other.
The fact is that its usually in
compatibility II something else,
homework for example.
The average man. no matter
what his station. has a more or
less diversified lie. He arises,
dresses. .blutes. breakfasts. rides
20 work. meets his comrades. puts
in the morning. has a pleasant
luncheon hour, whether he goes
20 the club or sits ~ 4 bench.
INDUCES in a little friendly gossip
or discussion, takes up the task
OF the afternoon. quits and has
some sort Of 4 iaunt on the way
home. comes into the home al
mosphere. dimes. reads the paper
and perhaps smokes and has the
evening &C. other things. ii only
TO prepare for bed.
But the woman has homework.
homework. housework. No mat
ter what form il takes. il is
housework and it finally gets on
her nerves. After the ilare-up
some one suggests incompatible
ity OF temper.
The wise Judge would sentence
the man 20 do the homework ior
three months and after he ha.
prepared meals and washed
dishes, tended babies. mendct
clothes and washed dishes. rub,
bed. scrubbed. swept, busted
cleaned and washed dishes. cham.
ber-maid~d. narlor-maided, kitch'
en-maided and washed dishes
sung lullabies. told stories anC
washed dishes. marketed. plan
ned. answered ten telephone calls
and twenty door calls and va shed
dishes. maybr the man would N.
derstand his wife's "incompati.
hiiitv OF temper" better.
And then. too. maybe the vii,
would learn something by TRYING
the task Of holding down a job OF
sufficient size 20 provide for ih'
fam'lv wan; for the sar'c r-...f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
French, British and
Italian Governments
To Aid Turkey
CONTINUED From Page onel

ions colonies oT prutoctorat.- ~ the
Hontruciirr powers shall enjoy IN the
areas defined p,rtrgt equality to IN
matters relating tn commerce ana nayi.
3 tiun
Article III Tho contracting powers
undertake to render diplomatic support
o. each other ia maintaining their r..
sfcotirr Positions IN the areas Ia which
their special Interests are recognized 70
10 Operate Railroads
Article ~ frn,ii,s that the AnItn.
uIn railway. the MsfHiua .TarHus AdHna
RAILWAY and that part 20 the Ragdid
RAILWAY living IN Turkish territory a.
% fined by the treaty with Turkey
shall hr worked by company with It's
lmim furnished equally hy British
French and li1lAn groups The SIS.
u.tHIys lgrrp 20 supppt the uuifl,i'
tfuu in the near nitur" 81 the entire
railway q, stein iu the territory remain.
l Turkish h' 90, establishment ~ a
l.ut company tH Wurk th' sr lines.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06

article V fixed the boundary Of the
areas IN which the special interests are
recognized
Article NI--The mandatory powers
for territories detached ( rom the for.
mcr Turkish empire viii enjoy visa-vis
with the contracting powers the same
tiEhts and privileges as the powers
whose special interests are recognized
10 the areas defined Ia article V.
Article VII reserves Ia Italy the
RIGHT at exploitation ~ the icrlcfn
oual basin Ry article VII. the French
aud Italian governments ugrc" 90 with
draw their troops from the respective
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
RED CROSS IN RUSSIA

In Soviet Russia there is hun
ger and cold and disease.
Some uniformed American
radicals say il is the American
State Department. not the Soviet.
that Is responsible Tor the Red
Cross not being in Russia today
They insist that the L. ). State
Department refused Red Cross
permission TO work in Russia.
The l. ). State Department, did
not refuse the American Red
Cross permission to go into So
Wet Russia.
The L. :. State Department
told the Red Cross that they were
quite free To- 60 into Russia. that
the State Department knew Red
Cross would take every prccau-
ton TO safeguard their supplies
being used either for military
purposes or by the Bulshcyi,ts 20
aid them in keeping the morale
OF the people
The State Department went on
g. say that while il was entirely
willing and in fact glad 90 have
intelligent, humanitarian efforts
made. vet IL could not hold ont
any guarantee that il would be
able 90 protect either the per-
sonnet who might 60 IN Co. super.
intend ,hc distribution or protect
stores and supple, against sci e
tires and couiiscation
The American Red Cr1,, was
inclined To- take the risk. hut the
whole matter wa, put up 60 'hc
men in the field and especially co.
Odds. the European director
These men were uuauimou, I'm
their Judgment tha, it would be
unwisr either To- risk their pco-
pie or their supple, In Ru, ,ia at
this time and tina; there was No
way in which the United State,
through the State Department, or
otherwise could protect them
Thercup0n. % was decided tp
withhold distribution and the de-
cision was wholly the decision a
the Red eros, European dircc-
tors and agents. many OF whom
had been in Soviet Russia. and
who were intimately acquainted
with the methods OF the Soviet.
government
The Jewish Relief Society did
GO into Russia. in a small way.
ard immediately encountered the
o"0oSition % the Soviet govern
ment American Quakers united
with British Friends in Ru, sian
relief work. HIT this is done under
tie name 81 the British society
N''cr learning 81 wha, Amcri-
can Jews and OuakcrS were do
inr the L. :. State Department
became really DESTROYS that the
Red Cross should 60 into Russia.
Red Cross agents abroad again
were very strong with their mega
tive on the venture.
Here the matter rests today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06

areas when the signatorlea are agreed
In considering the treaty 81 peace with
Turkey IN being executed.
By Article lN, the signatorles with
special interests accept responsibility
for supervising the execution ~ the
terms q the treaty with Turkey for
the protection ~ minoritics within their
respective areas
Tho agreement b. 60 be ratified, Il IL
provided IN article NJ. and DE COM
inunicni,d tu the Turkish government.
aud io hr published and come into force
~ the same time The Turkish peace
tIVaiy gops into effect
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
To Manage Markham Company

g. W. Kcarns ~ oklahoma City has
r,uc a. Amarillo and taken the man.
afcmrnt ~ thu Markham Motor Com
pany a. lls West FIN street. tie was
with the same company ~ uklahum1
CITY
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-14

9li- Nicholas Bros. repairs, claim
ed, $3.50 allowed $3.50.
sl5-N. L. Myers, mileage, claim
cd $500; allowed SS.O0
9l6-A. d. Day hauling coai,
claimed $500; allowed $500.
9l7-C. r. Dayton, prisoners board
claimed $235O; allowed $2350.
91S-H d. Gunnells, fees, claimed
$3S.90; allowed $3.50.
9l9-Matt Sankey STAINS and tel,
claimed $500; disallowed 25e;; al
lowed $27.95.
920-Matt sankey, prisoners board,
claimed S232.65; allowed $232.65.
921-Matt Sankey. stamps, claim
ed 1925; allowed 1925.
922-A S. Hancock, mileage,
claimed $3.50; allowed $500
S23D A. Wilson, mileage, claim.
ed $685.; allowed $G5.95.
924-O. N. Dryden mileage, claim
ed $59.10; allowed $59l0.
925-Matt Sankey, mileage, claim.
ed S71.S0; allowed $7130.
926-Oscar Vaughn, service, claim
ed $14.O0; allowed S14O0.
927-T. p. Moore, fees, claimed
$4,000 allowed $4,000.
92S-T. j. O'Neil, stamps claim
ed $780, allowed $3.50.
929-T j. ONiell, stamps, claimed
$1O20; allowed 5000.
In witness whereof the record Of
these minutes have been read aloud
adopted by the board, signed by the
chairman and attested by the County
Clerk, this 4th day of October, 1920
Upon motion regularly made and
seconded the board adjourned.
]. A. TEMPLE, Chairman.
Attest: r. S. cox, County Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-14

lowed 5000; allowed $eO.25.
Boardman Co., repairs, claim
ed $1,000; allowed $1,000.
sS3-B. A. Smith, bridge work
claimed $500; allowed 5000.
SSH. w. Rose, merchandise,
claimed $1,000; allowed $1,000.
SS5-Joe Ray dragging, claimed
4 $3.50; allowed S295O
SS6 Lucille Anderson, vital sta
tistics, claimed sl5.25; allowed $15.25
Ss7 r D. Hanson, vital statistics,
claimed $3.50; allowed $3.50.
SSS H. L. Sewers, vital statistics,
claimed 1925; allowed $S.25,
SS9-A. D. Smith, vital statistics,
claimed $S,75; allowed $s.75.
$50 Mrs H. C. Master, vital sta.
tistics, claimed 1925; allowed 1928.
sell. P. McCord, lumber, claim
ed $7l3.44; allowed $7lS.4t.
1872 VIM. Stacey, expenses, claim
ed $542; allowed S5,42.
S93 -Stephenson-B Browne humber
Co, lumber, claimed $1,245.6O; al
lowed $l,2426O.
1894 stephenson-B Browne Lumber
Co, lumber, claimed $144.5O; allowed
$1445O.
S95- Browne Lumber
Co, lumber, claimed $500; allowed
5000.
S96-Stephenson-B Browne Lumber
CO., lumber, claimed $755; allowed
1856.
S97-Geo y. Bernard S. Co., sup
plies claimed $5649; allowed $56.49.
S9S- P. Froneberger, grading,
claimed s9.47; allowed $347,OO.
899-Roy Hill, grading, claimed
$3.50; allowed $3.50.
9OO-W. r. Borden, grading, claim
ed $3.50; allowed $3.50.
9O1-W. T. Borden, bridge work
claimed $1,000; allowed $1,000.
902 J. H. Hill bridge work; claim
ed $46.75; allowed $4675.
SOB J. Fl. Hill, grading, claimed
$7150; allowed $77.5O.
904 Phillips Electric Shop, sup
plies, claimed $3.50; allowed $3.50
9C5-W c. Bullard, supplies, claim
ed $1121O; allowed $1121O.
9O6-A, F. Book supplies, claimed
$14.20 disallowed $3.50; ;allowed
S12.7O.
9O7-v B. shipley, dragging
claimed $500; allowed $4,000.
9OS-v b. shipley, grading, claim
ed $3.50; allowed $3.50.
900 McGill Bros, oil and gas,
claimed $34.5g; allowed s3l.59.
910- Daily Express, printing.
claimed $64.95; allowed $6435.
911-Daily Express printing,
claimed $4,000; allowed $4,000.
SIC Daily Express, printing,
claimed $4,000; allowed $4,000.
913-Jennie Baker, salary, claimed
$82.15; allowed S215.