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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09
Red Cro.. Roll Call

The 9th Annual Roll Call of
the American Red Cross will be
held during the period begin
ming on Armi>tice Day, Novem
Der lIth and ending on Thanks.
giving day, November S0th. The
Red Cross holds a very definite
place in American life and its
roll call should bring forth the
best in every one of US
It's volunteer army Of more
than 1000, 600 American men
and women is enlist d under
congressional authority to wage
incessant battle against disease
and disaster. misery and suffer
ing in peace ana IN war. This
mighty army is always on the
march, it never halts, Red Cross
duty never ends, before one task
is finished another awaits, it is
Americas answer to the chal
lenge OF necessity, in its peace
time program is included home
service for the ex soldier and
his family. public heath and
nursing service, nutrition work
in the public schools junior Red
Cross. training If the children
in unSelfish service and inter
national fellowship all of which
tends IT, the growth of christian
citizen citizenship and toward
the time when there shall he no
more war. OF each individual
contribution whether it be one
dollar or ten dollars, only fifty
cents is required to be sent to
the National Organ cation to be
used in its work of relief in lime
of everency disaster and dis ase
while the remainder is retained
in local treasury to be used in
work at home. the minimum
me- III bership quote assigned to
Wright county this year is three
hundred, not u very large quote,
therefore let there be no slack
ers. let us go Over the top both
in membership and in contrlbut.
ions, the extent of Red Cross at
home or abroad will depend, in
a measure, dear reader, upon
your support. 1t is your Red
Cross, will you do your part to
enable it to be always ready fer
service.
Mrs. Lulu Short, Chairman
Wright Co. Chapter A. r. G.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09

lorr fighting power In the body. II often
ines MS yuu are minus horsepower, minus
red-,elis in your blood. minus health.
minus energy. minus vitality. II IL Sc
rlous 10 he minus, but the moment you
Increase the number of your red.blood.
cells. you begin TO become plus. That's
why +. s. g., since 1896. has meant to
theuss nds of u~Dderweight men and women,
u plus in their strength. Hollow cheeks
iii cut. fon stop being n calamity locker.
You inspire confidence. Your body fills
10 the point Of power. your flesh becomes
firnier. the age lines that come from thin.
ness disappear. You look younger. fIrmer,
happier. ard you feel It. too, all over your
body. More red-blood cells! s. 8. 8. viii
build them. Ladies' and gentlemen, Z
pcaky. bony face doesn't make you look
very important or pretty, does Il? Take
y. g. 8. II contains only pure vegetable
medlrinal ingredients. g.. 3. q. IL scid AZ
al drug stores In two sizes. The larger
tis~ battle II The more economical.
S.S.S. R Es ss:,' gSr s5 yss:
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09
Terse And Not So Ter.e.

Mr. and Mrs G. W Freeman
have returned from Hot Springs
Arkansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mays and
daughter, Betty Jane arrived in
Mansfield Wednesday, where
they will spend the winter.
A w. Shelton of Memphis,
Tenn, vas in Mansfield a day
this week aud visited at the
home OF his brother +. o. Skel'
ton.
Il. II. Reed AMI c. NJ Paxon
we're in Springfield Saturday
and Sunday attending theShrine
Circus tilat was there last week.
Miss Beulah Reed who has
been visiting in Springfield Is
now visiting Mr.. aud MS. r, r.
Reed, she will return to her
home in West Plains Sunday.
When you buy a sack of
our flour you.help make a
market for the grain rails.
ed in this territory. Be a
booster.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09

If yocr bowels do not art re
gularly, you feel uncom Portable,
and the longer this condition
exists the worse you feel. To
put an end to the misery. take
Herbine, 1t puritiest the bowels,
restores energy and cheerful
spirits. Price, 6Oc. Sold by all
Dealers.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09
Good Health.

If you would enjoy gOnd health,
keep your bowels regular. No
one can reasonably hope to feel
we'll, when constipated. When
needle d, take Chamberlain
Tablets. They are mild and
gentle.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09

Rubbed into the skin for
rheu matism. neuralgia, contract
ed muscles, sprains or lameness
Billiards. Snow Liniment goes
right through the flesh to the
bone, easing pain and removing
the cause. it is n powerful
pain relief. Three sizes, SOC,
6Or and Sl.2O per bottle. Sold
by all Dealers.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09
NOTICE
To Members of American
Legion.

Snecial meeting Of Clarence
Ring. Post 1913 Saturday night
Nev Nth, Election of officers,
every member be present,
j. A. Carter, v. Committeeman
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09
Thin? Rundown?
Sure Way 10
Get Right Weight

Increase Your Red Blood. Cells. That's
the Sure Wsyi s. S. S. Builds Blood.
Cells; This Means Strength!
Do you know why Insurance compa.
MES refuse to insure q great many men
bees use they are under weight Simply
because to 10 under weight often proves
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-09
Order Of Publication.

Order Of Publication.
In the Circuit Court, Wright
County Missouri
To the December term thereof
1922
William A. Glenn Plaintiff
VS.,
james /. Hester,
James &. Lawrence il livink
and II dead, the unknown heirs
consort d~evisees, dunee, alienees
and i'm mediate. mesne, remote
voluntary and involuntary grant
ees Of James c. Lawrence dece
ased.
A j. Humphrey. if living ant
if dead, the unknown heirs, con
sort devisees, donees, alienees
and immediate, mesne, remote
voluntary and involuntary grant
ees of A. J. Humphrey
deceased, defendants
The state of Missouri, to al
the above named defendants,
Greetings;
You are hereby notified thai
the above named plaintiff has
this day filed with the under,
signed Clerk of theC Circuit Cour,
of Wright County Missouri, in
vacation, his petition, duly
verified by affidavit, wherein
said Plaintiff alleges, that defend
ants James 9. Lawrence and A,
j. Humphrey. are either living
and are non residents of the
| State of Missouri so that the
ordinary process of lay can no,
be served upon them in this
State or that the said James G.
Lawrence and A. j. Humphrey
are dead, and verify believes
that one or the other are true
but is ignorant whether it be
the one or the other, plaintiff al.
leges, that if said above named
defendants are dead that there
are persons Interested in the
subject matter of this petition
and the land hereinafter desert
bed as heirs, consOrt, deviseeS,
dOnepS, aiieneeS, or immediate,
mense, remote. voluntary ur in
voluntary grantees Of the said
James G. Lawrence and A. j.
Humphreys deceased, but that
plaintiff not insert the names
of said defendants herein be
cause same are unknown to him;
plaintiff states that his petition
contains as full and correct and
completed resital anddescription
of the claim of said defendants
and how such claims are derived
as same are knuwn TO plaintiff.
Its therefore ordered by the
undersigned clerk in vacation
that the said defendants b. no
tilted that an action has been
commenced against them in the
Circuit Court of Wright County,
Missouri, the general nature and
purpose OF which is to divest the
title out of said defendants and
to declare that the plaintiff has
the title tn the following describ
ed tract OF land located in Wri
yht County, Missouri, to wit.
The Northeast quarter of the
Southwest Quarter of Section
tw entyfour t24), Township
wenty nine t29) Of
Range Sixteen (i6), under the
provisions of Section 1871 of
Chapter II of the Revised Stat.
utes of the State of Missouri for
the year, 1919: which said action
5 returnable to and triable
On the first day of the regular
term of this court. to be holden
at the court house in the Town
Of Hartville. County of Wright
and State of Missouri on thu 4th
day of December, 1922, at which
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
LATEST PORT NEWS
OPEN AIR BOXING
MAY Be HELD HERE
Plans on Foot to Stage
Program at Barelas
Field

Tho iden Of open air boxing bouts
IL not new TO the sport world. hut
open air boxing Is now To- Albu-
qucrque. n plans which are now
on foot do not got side-tracked In
the next two months. n H. probable
that opcn air boxing will be intro
duccd to Albuquerque fans.
n. NJ. Hurlbutt and Roy pcarce.
who staged several fights In tho
nrmory during tho winter for the
Veterans OF Foreign Wars. ARE now
DESTROYS OF uAherinR in open air
bouts TO fans hcrc for the summer.
The plan as proposed viii necessi-
tate the cooperation Of Manager
Dan padillH Of the Duke city
Grays, who IL In charge of Barelas
field.
The two American Legion men
plan TO stage the boxing program
nt the Barclas diamond some Sun
day afternoon. They say hat the
bouts put on last winter were IN
der the auspices OF the Veterans,
while the program this summer. "
" II carried out. will be given hy
them acting Jointly and without
any backing from the Veterans.
Kid Mex. who starred here unce
or twice u considered n likely can
didate to match. Walter Caldwell
also Is being talked OF by Pearce
as n boxer for whom an opponent
would be found.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
East Is Mastering
Strength for Meet at
Harvard Stadium

NEW YORK.. May i6-The East
Is mastering its track and field
strength for the big test OF the
ycar-the intercollegiate meet at
Harvard stadium May 20 and %
and on the basis Of performance
to date there is more Than a fair
prospect Of the champion trophy
returning to the Atlantic seahonrd
after n year In the possession Of
the University OF California.
The C~alifornians. who led Har-
ward by a half point at the finish
last year. are coming eae again
with a team reputed to compare
%favorably with the stalwarts who
achieved n remarkable victory in
1921. They will be accompanied
once more by Belands StanfOrds
track and field stars who finished
fifth n year ago
But the high calibre OF eastern
track material. shown particularly
In the Cornell-Penn and Harvard
Yale dual meeta, promises even
sitter competition for the west
eTners than they met a year aga
at Cambridge. Some Outstanding
performers ~ the 1921 intercolle-
Tiates from both the nj and wcsi
will he missing. notably r )
Thompson % tmouth. cham
pion hurdler: r. W Lnndun OF
Yale. high jump star and p. Eby
OF Penn. middle distance crack.
But other Veterans such az tho IN
nous Browns 81 Cornell, In the dis
lance events will be on hand again.
together with "a new crop Of com-
erH who give unusual promise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16

Nil.l4iA Ms apnttlng me a
start OF about seven weeks. Great
az Ruth L. l don't believe he ,.in
overcome the handicap which the
suspension by Judge lands has
Imposed.
II l. my opinion that any player
who al make 90 home runs In the
American league this year will lead
the organization In that depart
ment OF play. / am positive that
will be too great a number for Ruth
to overcome.
want to rank second to Rutn n
am unable 10 top his mark. l
feel that 40 home runs. viii give mo
such an honor. Ruth and Mcuscl
are the two outstanding slugs-rs
In the American league. They are
really the only batters I hav- 20
fear And with the big handicap
imposed by Judge Lands they don L
loom up dangerously.
! don't believe any batsman In
the history 81 modern baseball will
equal the deeds OF Ruth. Batter,
OF his type happen about every 100
year,.
Ms goal In TO lead the American
league in home runs In 1929.
In accomplishing that feat ! hope
10 make AT least 30 home runs,
which will rank me next TO Ruth In
the annals OF swat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Sport Briefs

chicago-Diu Tate. former SPAR
ring partner for Jack Dempsey. to-
day was matched to box Ice AM
derson. another negro heavyweight,
in "a fifteen-round decision con-
tcat nj Juarcz. Mexico. Iniy 4 The
match will be staged In the after
loon In the Iuarcx race truck. An
dcrson holds victories over sam
fanrford and Kid Norfolk. Taie's
fractured right hand IL mcnding
rapidly. which will permit the re-
sumption of training within two
wccks.
ChicaRo-Jake schaofcr and
Wcikor Cochran will starr play to-
night in their f.5O0-point match
for the worlds 1919 bnlhiine bill
Hard championship. Thcy Will
play three 500-polnt blocks one
block each until completed. scnac-
fer. the champion. Is slightly IA
yored by tho experts to win.
Tolcdo-Fred Iuderu~. veteran
first baseman and manager Of the
Toledo American association cluh
has been released Internationally
and Hightfielder Allan WicKnsnd
has been appointed temporary
manager.
Houston-Otto Wallace 81 NIL
waukcc outpointed Dutch Crosier
OF Houston In i2 rounds.
Minneapolis Ed ''sir n nelor''
Lewis. worlds heavyweight cham
pion wrestler. defeated Henry Or
dcmnn Of Minneapolis In straight
fails.
Columbus bryan powney.
Cleveland middlnwcight. won the
ALW- al
O'nowd. 81. Paul. In twelve rnunus.
Livingston. Mont~-Joc Adams.
wcitcrweieht. knocked out Blli
Renko ~ seattle in ~ rounds.
New Nork-Jim Tracey heavy
weight champion OF Australia will
make his American debut In Mad
lson Square Garden tonight In n IS
round match with tx Knockout
Bili" Bronnan. who STAYED of a
knockout last year at the hands OF
Jack Dempsey for ~ rounds Truc-
~ Is younger. taller. heavier. has
n 10 81 reach and virtually Ia su-
perior In every physical measure
mcnt to Fireman. The Australian
~ on the quest Of a bout with
Dempsey.
Washlngton-To meet the
preme ies OF her athletic career,
MIS- NMullh blhftteut MMllNfN OF
New York. Americas womnn ten
mis- champion accompanied by Miss
Edith ~Slgourney OF Boston. Will
sail on the Cedric Saturday for
England and the British champion
ship tournament at Wimbledon
June rs. Her dual purpusc D. de-
clzlveiy a. defeat Mile. Suzanne
Lcnglcn. tho French champion.
whom she defeated In nm incom-
plcted match at Forest HIS last
summer but 10 whom she had pre-
viously lost IN Europe. and In van-
gushing Mile. Lenglen to win tho
supreme title.
SANDWICH. England Miss
Cecil fseitch. the British Woman
golf champion. defeated Mrs. Nor
man craig . up and ; to GO. In
today's play In the ladies open
golf championship tournament
here.
Atlanta. Ca.-pal Moore. the
Memphis. Tenn, hantanwci.at.
won a referee's decision over Tim
o'Dowd In a tcn-rounG decision
r.. ntsst hero last night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Many Fans Expected
To Accompany Crays
To Santa Fe Sunday

After laying of from practice
for one day to rest NJ from the
sunday game. as ~ their custom.
the Duke City Grays will resume
practice this afternoon for their
game with the Santa Fe team,
which thcy will meet no Santa fc
on sunday.
Manager Dan Pndilla says that
he will go to the Capital city with
a strengthened outfleld. OCon-
nell. who hns been unable 10 prac-
tigc hut littl" this season. ls to
ho out every day this week. be-
ginning today His hitting OF
sunday has caused the GrayS'
manager 90 believe he Will be q
batting strength 10 the team n
he can get out to practice regu-
larry.
Many fms arc contemplating on
making the trim to the capital city
Sunday The Grays' manager he
lieves there will be goo or more
fans 10 make the trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
DUKE CITY NATIONALS
WIN DOUBLE HEADER

The Duke city Nationals won
IN. first game Of a double-header
from St Mary's Sunday by a score
Of 10 TO rs after overcoming a
nine-run lead which the ~. Marys
team made In the first inning. u.
Romern. In center-field for the
Nationals, hit the apple for three
homers and n single. Outbaiting
and outfielding their opponents
tho Nationals won their second
game from tho DcMolayH by a
of 20 TO 1. Two DeMoiay
pitchers were hammered all over
the field. Batteries for the first
game were, Nationals; s. Chavez
and r.. Sanchez. 81. Mary's: De-
vine and Belmont Second game
Nationals. Eddie Lovato and r.,
Sanchez; DeMoiays. James Lyon
and Hayes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
WORK ON SCHOOLS
TO Be COMPLETED
BY SEPTEMBER Is
Board of Education
Awards Contracts for
Work to Cost $249,-
603

The construction Of Aibuqucr-
quo'H three new school buildings
will he started just ms soon NJ the
contractors arc able to furnish the
necessary security OF "a per lent
Of the building price. The total
cost OF the three schools will be
t249. sea.
The contractors who were
awarded tho construction work for
the new buildings ut a special meet
ing ~ the board of education in
the High school last night. state
that they wi have the new
schools completed by September rs.
A. =. Hall q Son OF Fowler. Colo.
we're awarded tho contract for
JCaior High school No. I. To- se
erected at Washington park, and
also the grade school to be
erected at Trumhuil venue and
High street. The contract for
Junior High school No. ?. 20 10
erected at Santa Fc asenue and Io-
Gust street was awarded to the
Orndorff Construction company Of
NJ Pueo.
The two buildings to be erected
by Hall a Son will cost sia3.s I
and the school TO be built by the
~ Pasc company will cost ISL 500.
This brings the total cost Of the
buildings exclusive Of wiring heat
ing and plumbing, to ~t2tt.Sib.
Due 20 his uncertainty last night
az Ia whether he would he able q
furnish necessary bond for the en-
tire program caused MIR. :ia'. to
lose the work on Junior High
school No. 2.
Edward Nuniist was low bidder
on the plumbing and heating and
was awarded these contracts az the
price % siS.faS for the heating and
sii.ao0 for the plumbing The
next lower bidder on heating was
the Elliott Engineering company 81
III paso. and the next low hidcer
In the plumbing was James Brcn-
nan. plumber Of ~ Pnso, the bids
OF Elliott ard Brennan being, re-
spectivcly. Sia.3ii and si2.36O.
L. T.. McChnsney ~ III Paao md
put In a lower bid than Nunlisi on
the heating, but through "a friend
who appeared for him last night
the board learned that he had
made an error of-ts.0O in the hid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Expect 800 to Sign
Before Meeting on
Drainage Thursday

II II expected that thare Will
be 500 prospective members for
the Middle Rio Grande association
signed up before the meeting OF
the association which will be
called at the chamber % com
merce for Thursday night Last
evening the number had reached
the goo mark
A special meeting Of the special
organization and membership
committee has been called by its
chairman. j. G. Smith. to be held
nj the chamber Of commerce TO-
morrow niFht. In order TO draw up
the final plans for the organiza-
ton meeting.
The object OF tho association IL
first to expand itrclf until u has
1000 members. both In Albuquer-
que and In the proposed drainage
district Of this section OF the
valley. This organization will
then conduct on educational cam
raign TO make the organization Of
n district to TAKE advantage Of
the McNary bin to get the valley
drained possible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
WILL HOLD]
NEXT convent
IN CAPIIA4
E. P. Davies e
State Deputy;i
Closes Three]
Session \

The 1919 annual convf
the Knights Of columbu|
state will he held In Santd
May. u was decided at
OF the business session.
knights In Moose haii
afternoon. n. =. Davies.
Ne. was elected state dd
the coming ycnr.
Other officers elected
are: State secretary,
Bergcre. Of Santa 70; I'd
rrer, Dr. w. X. Upton.
vOcate. leo Lannlgnl
warden. William A.
alternate for rtate depud
Kelley. alternate for N
deputy. NJ. J. CosgroJ
chaplain. Rev. Eiigius
o. a.. Nc.
The three-day corvetl
closed last night with a
Eiks' club for Knights. Il
and friends The ball wa}
tended by visiting mel
well as members OF
council Many Of thq
members left last night
homes. but a few stayed
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
and Williams
After Hitting and
Base Stealing Honors

NEW YORK. May i6-Georgc
Sisler and Kenneth Williams OF the
81. Louis Browns. besides being
the leading batsmcn and leading
home run hitters OF the major
leagues. are displaying unusual
ali-around ability by also distanc-
ing all rivals In base stealing.
stsler h,a set away Ia n fiying
sirt with ~ piifercd sacks in 20
games, nearly half az many a. he
had when he led the American
league last SEASON with 80. VIII
iiams II close behind with 10.
The 81. louis stars, however,
have some high marks ia shoot ut
and even AZ the fast clip they have
been travelling Il Is not likely they
will tOpple existing records.
Ty Cobb In 1911. AZ the height
OF his brilliant career. made the
modern record for both Major
Leagues with ss stolen bases. The
hest performance in tho National
league az Il now il composed. was
SO. made by Bob Bescher Of Gin
cinnati In 1911. Last year Fran
Frisch OF the Giants led the way
with 80 thefts hut handicapped
this year by a late start, due 10
injuries, he II NOT expected 70 rival
SiHlcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
BRAVO, DOUGLAS!

D'Artagnan, himself; the immortal trio Of Athos, Por-
thos, and Afamis, have stepped forth bodily from the pages
Of one Of Che greatest tales ever told.
Art has Joined with Adventure, Romance and Chivalry
to delight millions In THE Kusketeers, - featuring Douglas
Fairbanks, the amiable and agile, in ons Of those rare movies
that makes movies surpass the best the stage has ever fur.
niched. II takes Art TO hold an audience absorbed on the
qi vive for three hours as this wonderful screen production
has done for two nights at a local thoater.
1t requires Art to personify characters that have for
generations been clearly pictured In the minds Of the public,
so that the transition from mental 10 visual Is accomplished
without friction, without jar; and that Is what this picture
does. 1t is a masterpiece, Trevila. Richeleu, the King
seem perfect; and while the assignment Of the role Of the
Queen leaves something 70 be desired, every other character
fits like a hand into a glove.
This motion picture has made the story live as 1t never
lived befors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Jeweler Killed by
Gun His Clerk
Was Cleaning

DENVER May l6-Louis Bonn
ash. IS years old. n ieweier, died
today al the county hospital n the
result % a gunshot wound IN the
suffered yesterday. The
shot was Tired from a "a IN the
hands OF Bomash's clerk. Morris
Flazior. who was cleaning the
weapon. when IL vas accidentally
discharged. the buliat striking
pomash. Glazler reported 10 the
police and said he did not Know
the gun was loaded. Bomash exon
Grated the clerk before he died.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Salt Lake and
Denver Railroads
To Be Merged

SALT LAKE CITY. May L.
Authorization for immediate action
toward the merger Of the salt Lake
and Denver Railroad company AMI
the Denver and Salt Lake Railroad
company, the latter OF Colorado.
has been made by directors OF the
former road. Simon hamburger.
general manager, announced here
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16

Ruths record. or
course. ! would be
delighted to urn
tho trick hut hon
cstiy ! am not
shooting quite
that hiRh.
Ruth h getting
a very late start
In all probability.
after getting back
into the game. IL
will be a couple
Of weeks before
he hits HE stride.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
Williams GOAL
IS 40 HOME RUNS
Does Not Expect to
Beat Ruth's Record
of Fifty-nine
ny KEN WILLIAMS

Since 7 have broken into the
home run spotlight n great many
people have asked me what chance
believe I have to beat Babe
Ruth's record OF 90 home runs
Frankly. am not aiming 20 tor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-16
nIsO. 900 OIL u

BAYONNE. y. J.. Maj
tanks % petroleum had
rtroyed last night by a
Tfdewater OH compau|
here. The fire started
when n flash 81 iiRhtninl
tank, The loss was esI
$3.50. geo.