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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-24
lent

dent.
~ reason of the death If VI. &.
Brumbaugh, II. ). Cook, uf Trenton,
Mo-. was chosen cashier If the People,
Bank u, Maitland.
On the 18th vote taken a. increase
tax levy soc On the 800 valuation fo,
bridge and culvrtt purposes was de-
fca,cd by u vote of 49, for AMI 1903
against.
Mrs. George V. llinklc. of Forest
City, was killed by explosion Of dyna.
mite In family garage on the 18th,
The Missouri river reached a stage
of l2is feet May l1th--6 inches above
flood stage, the highest point tn"
water reached since June 10. 1917,
when IL was 49, feet
John ldcn won dam suit" In Kan.
sas City Court of Appeals.
On tho 10Th Craig Lodge, |. q. q. T.,
celebrated itS 30 years of organllR-
ton.
Fortcscue town lot sale was held
May %.
Oregon Lodge. |. o. u. T., ON the
10th awarded five a is members with
50-ycar Jewels. and 20 of H. members
with 25-year jewels.
JUNE.
Susan Hunt, of Bipclow, who died
June Il. left ~ children, 70 grand
children, l22 gicat.gandchil,hen and
Is great great grandchildren
Judrc Bu,n,s disSolvcs injunction
suit filed by J. Il. beaumont 10 restrain
the city of Mound City from paving
Nebraska street
Wheat harvest began June ~,
Senator Harding, uf Ohio, named
for President, and Governor Coolidge,
of Massachusetts, by the National Re
publican convention in Chicago, SatuI-
day, June 18th, ON tenth ballot, rccciv
inc 6y2 votes,
The Missouri river cut about Il,
acres off Of Chas. MoS"i's farm, 10
acres for Dick Lippold, 10 acres TOT
George Lease, 40 acres for Sam Al
fire, and several acres for John Griscr,
Phil Davis, John G. Hinkle and others
lost many acres.
County Clerk kunkcl received AlD
Missouri War medals for distribution
10 those from Holt county who served
in the war with Germany.
The federal prohibition con'titu-
tionaI amendment and the VolStead
enforc, ncnt held constitutional by the
supreme court Of the United State.
Alfred Hadell, Of Rock Port. buys
the Ncrbin 4 Rose stock Of merchan-
disc at Maitland
Earl, son of Dr. and Mrs. u, q,
Pierce, Of Oregon, appointed cadet IA
Annapolis Naval Academy.
Carl Harrison becomes cashier Of
Bank Of Forbes, vice j, A, William,
resigned,
Surveying for the SUuaw Creek
DRAINAGE canal was begun by the ia
CODY Engineering company, of Kansas
City,
j. n. Watson and wife, of Craig
celebrated their 55th wedding anniver'
sary on the 10Th.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-24
Rnskni Rnll--.Oreynn \

Basket Ball--Oregon vs.. Craig.
Thursday night, Dee. %, \ p. m.
D, T.. Brown, Of Hopkins, deputy
state game warden, was here last
week, nosing around TO locate any VIC
lationS of the law, but failed He has
jurisdiction over five counties Holt,
Atchison, Nodaway, Worth and Gen
try. lie found that County Clerk Kun
KEEL had issued 4aS hunters licenses
during the year 1920.
John Denny, ono of the best of
boys, who never forgets the ROOF tree
shade, is home ON Il sixty days leave of
absence Ia spend with mother, Mrs.
Bette Denny. lie is in the regular
army as u member of the 7th Field
Signal Battalion, Second Division. He
is stationed at Camp Travis, San An
tonic, Texas, John is the ideal soldier,
and we are glad to see him back home.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-24

Meyer Post will hold its regular
meeting On Friday, Dec. 81. instead OF
Saturday. December 90, Christmas
day, The regula rejection of Officers
will be held at this meeting, Friday,
Dee. n. All comrades are urged Ia
be- present, JACOB KING,
u. i. DOBYNS, Commander.
Adlutant.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-24
Gard Of Thanks.

We desire Ia return our heartfelt
thanks To the many kind friends and
neighbors who came 10 our assistance
during the sickness and death Of our
beloved baby hoy, Hermann Hoffman,.
MIR. AND MRS. 4. c. HOFFMAN,,
MIR. G. J. HERMAN.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-24
For Sale.

For Sale.
My residence property in Oregon,
consisting of q rooms, with large
porch, all in good condition. located
near high school. Price right. Al
dress
MRS. J. C. RILEY,
Mound City, No.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-24

M. l.. Wehn and wife, of Griswsld,
Iowa, and DR.. Ray Evans and wife, Of
Savannsh, came to town to ses what
Pa and Ma, Or. and Mrs, G, l.. xvans,
put in their stockings, the night Of De-
cembcr "a, 1920.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-24
EyangelicuI Church,

Our Sunday schools are both arrang-
ing Christmas programs. In town We
will have il Friday evening, and at
Nickell's Grove next Sunday morning.
Sunday school election in our Oregon
Sunday school next Sunday morning.
No services at Nickell's Grove, Sunday
evening, on account OF the New Point
meeting. T.. A. PAUL., Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-24
Basket Ball-Oregon VS.. Crai

Basket Ball-Oregon VS.. Craig,
Thursday night, Dec. 20, 9 p, m.
Frank I.oucks and wife, owing to
the III health Of Mr., L., viii spend the
winter with their daughter. Mr., and
Mrs. Lewis Meyer in the Shiloh dis
Radiator Cover AID Hood.
FOsTEB-LOGAN MOTOR co.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-24
WANTED

to buy some Bees in S-frame hives.
Write me your prices, or call.
S. N. BUTRICK,
Forest City, Mo-, Ropte 2,
Farmers Phone.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-24
Young Bulls For Sale.

Red Pollcd Stock all pedigreed ana
registered,
c. A. ZACHMAN.
Oregon. Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-29
EFFORT MADE TO HAVE
GOVERNOR cox SPEAK
IN ARDMORE v HEN He
COMES TO OK LA H D N A
COX.ROOSEVELT CLUB WIRES
INVITATION TO DEMOCRATIC
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
INCLUDE "OIL CITY"
IN ITINERARY

Governor Cox, Democratic nominee
for president, will come to Ardmore
during his visit to Oklahoma in Octo.
Der, if the plans of the Carter County
CoX'Roosevelt Club arc carried out
Immediately upon being informed
that the original plan that Governor
Cox would speak only once or twice
in the state. had been changed to
eight or ten times, John II. Car.
lock, president of the Cox.Roosevelt
club wired to state headquarters re-
questing that Ardmore be included
on Governor Cox's itinerary in this
state.
There is no doubt but that If it is
at all possible. Governor Cox will
come to Ardmore," Mr.. Carlock stat.
ed, "and we will leave nothing TN.
done to secure his presence here"
Governor Cox is scheduled to be in
Oklahoma City on Oct. /, and whether
he will come through the southern
part of the state prior to that date
has not yet been determined
Following is the message sent yes
terday:
Ben Lafayette,
State Democratic Chairman,
Oklahoma City:
We sincerely desire and expect
Governor Cox to include Ardmore
the mecca of Oklahoma democracy,
on his itinerary in this state. Please
see that our city has one OF his
speaking dates.
JOHN II. CARLOCk,
Pres. Cox. Roosevelt GLIB.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-29
SEAN TOR HARDING SAYS
LEAGUE Of NATIONS IS
THE REAL ISSUE BEFORE
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
hEfl bLlIAN CANDIDATE An,
NOUNCES FROF FRONT PORCH
THAT NO OTHER PROBLEM
CONFRONTS VOTERS OF
THE UNITED STATES

Marion. Ohio, Aug. 2S.-Pronounc'
ing the existing league Of nations
definite and irredeemable failure, Sen
ator Harding today proposed new
effort to construct world association
on the frame work Of the Hague tri-
bunal clothed with such attributed part
of the league covenant as may be
found safe and probable.
He pledged himself, if elected presi'
dent, to make an Immediate effort
with the advice of the ablest minister
of both political parties 10 form such
an association, either by putting
teeth into the Hague court, or by re-
vlsing the covenant to protect na-
tional aspirations.
The declaration was made in
front porch speech to a delegation OF
Indiana Republicans. covering In de-
tail the Republican nominees posi-
ton on the nations foreign re!a'
tions. The senator replied directly to
the arguments of his Democratic
opponent, Governor Cox, and declared
the league issue as having been
squarely joined.
THE Democratic nominee" he said
has flatly said he is in favor of
going in on ii basis announced
by the president. am not. That is
the whole difference between us, but
1t is most vital one, because 1t
involves tho disparity between world
court of justice, supplemented by n
world association for conference, on
the one hand and the council Of the
league on the other.
THE league" the candidate assert
cd" had broken down at its first
test In Poland and now has passed
beyond the possibility of restora.
ton" He quoted from British states
men to support his assertion that a
revision Of the covenant would be
welcomed abroad and answered sug.
gestions that he be more specific
by asserting that detailed specifica.
tions were impossible in view of the
changing world opinion.
Passage OF a peace resolution. he
continued, would make an actual
and effective peace without negotia.
tions of u separate treaty with Ger.
mary.
Touching on Mexico. the Republican
nominee proclaimed. "a plain notice
to every government on the face Of
the earth" that the United States
would submit 10 no wrong to its citi.
zens In person or property.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-29

Want Ads in The Daily Ardmoreitc
get results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-29
GREETED
By ENTHUSIASTIC
AUDIENCE OF THE
LEADERS OF PARTY
n SOON Err S ATE
Republicans Flock to Hear
Illinois Governor Express
Views on the National
Issues of Campaign


Oklahoma City, Aug. 2S.-Scores OF
Republicans from every county in the
state are in Oklahoma City to at
tend a meeting of the Republican
clubs Of the state and the state ratifi
cation. Governor Frank o. Lowden
of Illinois, who arrived in the city
at noon, made the principal address
at the ratification convention.
Women vice chairmen of county Re
publican committees we're in confer.
ence with Mrs. Otis A. Cureton, OF
Muskogee. Mrs. Manley l.. Fosseen
Of Minnesota. vice chairman Of the
national Republican speakers bureau
arrived this morning to address the
convention Of Republican clubs.
Guest of Jake"
Governor L,wden was met at the
station by delegation Of Oklahoma
Republican leaders and a band. No
formal entertainment was scheduled
He was expected to take lunch with
Jake L. Hamon, national committee.
man Of Oklahoma; Representative j.
United States senator and Chairman
Jim Harris, of the state commit
tee.
Attacks the League
Governor Frank o. Lowden Of I'LL.
nois, principal speaker at the Re.
publican state ratification convention
here this afternoon delivered v!gor-
nff al- - tln
tions covenant, "in perfect form in
which it was, with great pomp and
display brought to our shores by
Woodrow Wilson,"
THE supreme issue in this cam
paign is the preservation of American
institutions and realize that our ad.
versaries will not discuss the real
issues" the governor declared why
should they? They have remained
in power eight years by virtue cf the
fact that in every campaign of the
past they have refused to discuss
the issues. but held out false hopes,
which they knew would be abandon
ed as soon as they had gotten in"
Cheers and daughters
Cheers and laughter often inter
rupted the governor In the course
of his speech, which occupied more
than an hour and half. He spoke
to capacity audience at the city
auditorium, and many persons stood
throughout his speech. The governor
removed his coat soon after he began
speaking, the day being very warm,
and soon removed his necktie and
collar. An Oklahoma City woman,
who said she had come from Illinois,
spoke to Governor Lowden when he
was introduced. saying she formerly
had been a democrat, but that she
wished seat on the platform. She
was given the chair the governor had
occupied, and the speech began.
Cox Not Candid
The governor stated in part;
Governor Cox is not ingenious
and candid and he has not the open
frankness that should characterize
candidate for president when he
tells that If elected he pledges the
ratification of the treaty as brought
back by President Wilson. and says
there will be no more war. Such a
statement is as little true as the cam.
paign slogan, he kept us out OF
war; Governor Cox should know
that he can't coerce the senate into
ratification. when Woodrow Wilson
could not. But II the league OF ma
tions covenant should be ratified, he
knows that wars will go on.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-29
Neff Probably Defeats "a p ONE
Especial to The ArdmOrelte)

Fort Worth, Texas, Aug. 2s.-First
returns from Texas on the Bailey
Neff contest show that out of Sc
scattered counties throughout the
state, Neff received 3l.O37 aBiley,
22,l77.
In Tarrant county, including the
city Of Fort Worth. indications are
that Neff will defeat Bailey two to
one. So far the votes in Tarrant
county show Neff, s,027; aBiley, 5,024.
aBileys Headquarters Statement
Especial to The Ardmoreite)
Dallas. Aug. 2S. BAILEY Headquar-
ters) About l75.00O votes in Neff
carrying Dallas by good majority:
Neff carries Tarrant by $500 votes.
At present Neff running $4,000 to 20,-
900 ahead of Bailey. Bailey carries
FL Paso, Bexar and Galveston coun-
ties by small maporities. The coun-
try vote Is now coming in and the
Bailey people are hoping to cut down
Neff lead.
Neff carries Cook county by 396.
This Is Bailey's home county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-29
THREE MEN AND ONE
WOMAN INDICTED FOR
MURDER AT TULSA

Tulsa. Okla, Aug. 2S.-Informations
charging first degree murder were
filed here today against Tom Owens,
Raymond Sharp. Marie Harmon and
George Moore. as result OF the
death of Homer Nida, taxicab owner
and driver here last Saturday night.
Owens, Sharp and the Harmon wo-
man are in custody, but Moore Is still
at large and officers are combing
adjoining states to cause has appre-
hension.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-29
CHEERING THRONG GS
GREET DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE FOR The
PRESIDENCY WHEN He
DETRA|NS At THE
n. !. GRAND CENTRAL
Men and Women Vie With
Each Other to Grasp His
Hand While Flowers
Cascade About Him

Now oYrk, Aug. Ex-Governor Cox
was 1nowcred with flowers when he
stepped off his private car at the
Grand Central station today. for
two. days visit to New oYrk
Arriving an hour ahead of schedule,
the presidential candidate found thous.
ands vi men and women massed in
t..e terminal to greet i'm.
Greeted Isy T.ainmen
As he left his train he was greeted
by committee of democratic wo.
men. On the platform he found the
train crew lined IN II review his
party and the governor shook hands
with each of them.
The real reception, however. came
when Mr.. Cox entered the rotunda.
An aisle had been roped off across
the tiled floor He found not only
tbs main floor but galleries and the
grand saircase thronged with men
and women. Appearance of Governor
roxs party halted even the rush Of
Saturday vacationists.
Rain of Flowers
AS presidential nomir.a.. who
this afternoon is TO deliver IN address
ut the police games at Cravesend,
reached the center of the hail. pro-
ionged cheering broke out. followed
oy cries for a sreech. Tcen came
tie rain of flowers.
Governor Cox bowed right and left.
and hat in hand, made his way
across the floor Now and then
he would stop to shake hands with
some admirer, but he could not be
induced TO make speech.
Reaching his hotel. he at once went
to mis- room to prepare for recep-
tion at the Naronal Democratic Club
on Fifth Avenue.
After spending a few minutes In
his room, Governor Cox was escorted
to a touring car and taken to the Ma
tional Democratic club There he
was greeted by Governor Smith, May
or Hylan, Police Commissioner En-
right, John Richie, president Of the
club, and William p. Edwards, cof-
lector of customs and chairman of
the reception committee.
Greeted by Men and Wonder
Hundreds Of men and women We're
awaiting the governors arrival at
the club, They were formed in one
great line winding in an out the
Railways and rooms of the big club
house and overflowing for more than
a block along Fifth Avenue. The
presidential nominee smiled as he
passed down the line. shaking hands
with his admirers, who cheered him
repeatedly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-29
INSURANCE COMPANIES
ENDORSE OKLAHOMA LAW

Oklahoma City, Aug. 2S.-The ma
tional fraternal congress at Chicago
endorsed the insurance laws OF Okla.
homa Friday, after an address by
State Senator s. L. Johnson, of Ok.
mulgee, according to a telegram re-
ceived here today by Governor Rob.
ertson. Representatives Of all types
Of fraternal insurance companies vot.
ed to support the passage Of similar
laws in other states, the message
said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-29
Cloudburst at Sherman

Sherman, Texas. Aug. 2S,-
Eight and four-tenths inches of
rain, the heaviest precipitation in
forty years. fell here last night
and this morning. Many families
living in the lower sections were
forced to move and hundreds Of
chickenh and several hundred
head of stock, were drowned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-29
NEFF PROBABLY DEFEATS
OPPONENT FOR GOVERNOR
Of TEXAS By B| { VOTE;
CAMPA| On ONE .B|TTE R
AND MOST SPECTACULAR
SCATTERING RETURNS OF TEXAS
PRIMARY POINT TO WACO
MANS VICTORY OVER
FORMER u. s. SENATOR
JOSEPH BAILEY

Dallas, Texas. Aug. 28.-The
figures were announced at 10
o'clock by the Texas election
bureau shows Neff steadily in
creasing lead over aBiley, and
follows:
Neff. 1920; Bailey ,95 ,255. They
represented partial, incomplete
returns from 1873 counties. Neff
leading by 50,995. with over half
the counties unofficially in.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-29
Cox Makes Two Speeches

Publication efforts to raise presI-
Dental campaign funds were declar
ed bby Governor Cox here today to
be either "brazen or foolish"
On his first official visit TO New
York since he received the Democratic
nomination for the presidency Gov
ernor Cox received tumultous well
come on his arrival and then deliver.
ed two addresses in which he dealt
with Republican campaign funds, the
league Of nations, and Americaniza-
ton. The first address was given at
luncheon at the national Democratic
club, and the second at police field
day at Gravesend.
Republicans Gone Mad
The governor declaring the Republi-
can leadership has simply gone
mad" spoke at the Democratic club
before several hundred prominent
Democrats, both men and women.
Referring to his charges that Re.
publicans were conspiring I'd buy
tie presidency and information bear
ing on the subject of Republican cam
paign funds which he had made pub
lie, Governor Cox said:
Bold, Brazen, Foolish
''If it were not that the document
came from the very inside of Re-
publican headquarters, then the coun.
try might look for some doubt on
the whole thing, for the simple reas-
on that 1t Is difficult to believe that
Political generals can never be SO
bold, brazen or foolish, And yet the
very thing that has just been exposed
is simply a repetition of the follles
of the year.
when the senatorial oligarchy
stood out in the way Of peace, when
it held the civilization Of the world
in strangle.hold at time when
aaid should have been given to stag
gering nations. just out of war. men
looked at seach other and asked the
question: How can such thing be
done even in the namo of politicsT
when the senatorial group. with
an inconsistency that persisted, moved
from one contention to another, theI
same query ran through the commur
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-29
aBiley's Headquarters Statement
Neff Leads Over State

Dallas, Texas, Aug. 2S.-(Associat-
ed Press).-A compilation Of approx
mately 10000 votes of an estimated
total of $4,000 in today's Democratic
run.off primary BY the Texas cleo
ton bureau tonight gave Pat M.
Neff OF Waco. 53.102. and Jos. w.
Bailey, former United States senator
from Texas, 35,5l3. The returns were
partial and unofficial from 43 of the
more than $50 counties, the bureau
announced
The same returns gave Lynch Dav.
idson of Houston, Il slight lead over
Lieut.. Governor w. A. Johnson In
the race for the nomination for that
office. William Pierson Of Greenvillc,
took good lead over Supreme Court
Justice William f. Hawkins in the
other state contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-16

Woodwards Pure Butter Scotch Fine for the dd you will like
yourself. Per pound 49c
Chocolate Peanut Clusters, per pound, Soc.
Chocolate Marshmaow Fudge special at pound &c.
Brilliant Satin Finished filled candies of raspberies fill
belt peanuts and chocolate sticks at pound 65
complete line of Box Candies ranging price from $25 to $780,
complete line of Christmas Candies Toyand at per pound 3s
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-16

treasurer; J. l.. Haskins, secretary,
and A. c. Pancoast. counsel.
Miner Given Cakc.--I. W. ike"
Miner. secretary and charter mem
Der Of Omaha lodge No. 80, b. p. O.
Elks, passed his 73d milestone yes.
terday. In honor Of this event he
was presented with a seven layer
cako, bedecked with candles. by the
Women's club OF the Elks.
PHI Chi Holds Smoker. - More
than 100 attended smoker and
buffet lunch given by the Phi Chi
fraternity OF Creighton College Of
Medicine last night at the Rome
hotel. Dean IT, Won W. Schultz was
present. The Phi Chi is the honor
ary fraternity Of the college of medi-
cine.
To Stage Play.-In celebration Of
OF the tercentenary anniversary Of
the landing Of the Pilgrims at
Plymouth. four-act playlet, Rose
Of Plymouthtown." will be staged by
the Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tlan Endeavor Of the Westminster
Presbyterian church at the Swedish
Auditorium December 80.
Directors Electcd.-J. Clark Colt.
Lewis Clark and Barton Millard have
been elected, for three.year term
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-16
Brief City NelUs

Secretary Naned.-R. G.. Hudson,
an advertising man, has been ap-
pointed secretary OF the traffic com.
mittee Of the Chamber of Commerce
to work out new plans in the cam.
paign to suppress reckless automo-
bile driving.
Express Office Robbed. ~ Two
thousand cigars and gross Of plSy-
Ing cards was the loot taken sby
burglars who broke into the Elk.
horn office Of the American Railway
Express Tuesday night. according to
report made to police.
Truck In Mail Seryice.--Gasoline
has begun to crowd horse-drawn
vehicles out Of the Omaha mail
service. Yesterday a two-ton truck
arrived from Camp Grant, ILL.,, to be
used here In mail delivery. 1t Is
the first of 40 which have been
promised.
On Tour OF Worid.--Miss Estrid
OFT, head Of the Girl Scouts Of
Copenhagen, Denmark. arrived in
Omaha Tuesday night and is stop
ping at the Conant. She is on her
way around the world. On her re-
turn to Copenhagen she will publish
a paper in the interests Of scouting.
Lectures on Ireland.-In lecture
at Lyceum hall, Twenty-second and
Binney streets. Tuesday night. Rev.
p. J. Judge. pastor of the Sacred
Heart church, told Of his experiences
while touring Ireland recently. IRE
land Is darkness before dawn"
he said. ''rhere Is no remedy but
freedom"
Cheek Again Honored - For the
fourth time w. B. Cheek was elected
president of the board of directors
OF the Omaha Automobile club at
the annual business meeting held at
the Fontenelle Tuesday night. Other
officers elected were: F. L. Nesbtt,
first vice president: q. Fl. Brewer.
second vice president; ]. s. White,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-16

aS members Of the board OF direc.
tors of the Country club. These di.
reetors, with hold-over members Of
the board. will meet some time in
the next one or two weeks and elect
officers for the ensuing year.
Widow Seeks Estate.--Mrs. Sarah
Cash. 1915 Webster street. widow of
Thomas Cash, who died March 2S.
1914, leaving an estate valued at
more than $4,000. filed q petition
In county court yesterday for re-
hearing on the will and redistribu-
ticn OF the property. Cash left the
estate to his daughter, Winnifred,
Is, in the mothers care, until VIM
nifred became Of age. Mrs. Cash
says she did not know until recently
that legally she was entitled to q
widows share.