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TO SELL TROPICAL OIL STOCK.
Directors Authorize Sale of 165,.
900 shares of Treasury.

Directors of the Tropical Oil Company
have authorized the sale of 10000
shares of that company's treasury stock
formerly held by II. c. Reeser, trustee,
TO it's stockholders OF record of No
vember ! at $3.50 a share in the ratio
Of share Of new stock for two ehares
of old stock.
The larger stockholders, who have
waived their rights to subscribe pro
ratab'y. have reserved the right to take
mp all at $3.50 of the stock up to tho
$4,000 shares which may be unsub-
scribed by the remaining stockholders,
fhe new issue, it was announced yes
terday is TO finance the company
ColoUbis operations, including drilling
OF wells, building a refinery Oh the Mag
da.ena River. construction of pipe lines
and other new improvements.
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COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool cables-Spot cotton in good demand
at Is points decline: middling 22.o3d. Sales
1900. American 1900. Imports 1000 none
American Tenders. docket, 1900 bales.
Futures opened quiet at 10 points advance.
Closed quiet hut steady. net unchanged 20
points lower October. 21.94 December, 2l.14.
January. alis; March. 81 . May, 20 II; July,
~ A. Manchester--Yarns, fair business doing:
cloths ia good demand.
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PART Iv.-Before Mitchell, J.-court opens at
10 A. NJ
FART v.-Not in session.
FART VI Before Wagner, J.-Court opens at
10 A. NJ.
PART vII.-Before Cohalsn, J.-Court opens at
10 A. NJ
PART VIII Before pcnnelly, J.-ccurt opens
at 10 A. N.
PART ix--Before Erianser. Court opens
at 10 A. ".
PART Before Dugrow. J.-court opens at
10 A. NJ.
at 10 A. NJ
PART xII.-Before Hendrick, J.-Court opens
at 10 A. ".
PART xTiT.-Before Lydon, Court opens at
10 A. NJ
FART xIv.--Before Finch, J.-At 10 A. M
Cases to be sent from this part TO farn
XIV. TO XVIII. inclusive for trial
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dressed correspondence VIA NsI'.- -
Genoa. SIS. Ducs d'Aosts, $50 a y.
Saturday. Oct, IS,
Europe, Africa and West As,s 10 (.
outh. Havre end London Ma. NUS 49,
specially addressed for despatch
steamer, SIS. Saxonis, s 4. ".
France, Belgium Ruman4 T. -a-"
emburg, CEecho 5 'ovakia Ju-o-N q. "a. ~,
tiro, Trieste German Aust-ls N'...
erlsnd Italy. Spain Greco Ror.'-a. t-'
British India, British Ea-t N.- Wei.
Ceylon, Straits settlements ln.
Havre; also parcel post male -,.
Ageria, Corsica and luals pa '.f '.'''
$40 A. NJ ,-
Great Britain. ireland, Ne.a' Hh
gary. Finland, ArchanEsl. SoIt1 4.
raltsr. MADEIRA and Cape Verb ls -.-,
Liverpool; also parcel post n.aI- orr H
Britain. Ireland, Egypt, British :.
East Africa. Malta. Zanzibar end f'nD'
Be gic 0 A NJ. .,v
Norway, Sweden, DenmsrE ems.
ILthuAnia and Latvia. via Co nc1n-I. -
parcel post mails for Sweden, So 'i'eS'O'
10 A, NJ.
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LIS PENDENS
Manhattan

ID Az, $, cor forth ct. .5.lta.a.gI7.
S Calm agt Chas + McManus et a. .-0r.
closure OF mtg: atty. y. Swain.
GRAND ST, No 5f6--Alfred = Co.r Jr e,
sgt Pincus Msrgulius e. al tforo-lous @
mtg: attys, Tomlinson. Coke d ION.
lnson.
5sTH ST, No 55s w-Clty Real Estate cs
agt John T Fen!on ct al (foreC. Jslts o.
mtg; atty, II Swain.
BLEECKER ST, n cor Greene g., 50Iito
Stephen A Powell agt Guy Wtthsus e
a. partition; attys. Lachmsn d Gold
smith.
18TH ST. $ 6. s76 It OF 10th Az .5T,?--
Clarence c Vernam agt Et;ie Rothenherr
ct al foreclosure OF mtg. at,ys, Ksre
son & Ke-elson.
nth ST. No 1873 w-Cooper Union FOR n.
Advancement of Science and At ar
Herman L ColIyer ct al Gorycosurs O
mtg; attys, Parsons, Cosson s Nell
vaiue.
21sT ST. :. g25 It e Of 10Th a., .ss13iI
Lawyers Mortgage Co agJ M..d-,5 Res''
Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg. aH,'
sherman 4 Sterling
nth ST. No 255 W-Frank L Hal t-4s
agt BENJAMIN F Romano ct al D'orsc ..
sure OF mtE); atty, p p Hoos
MADISON AN, cor SO,h st. ~ *. -
Royal Atlantic Realty Cor srt Moss e.
Inc. ct al, (specifc performancsH' az!
z Siegelstein.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.


Netherlands, via Rotterdam also parcel
post malls for Netherlands. SIS Edward
Luckenbsrh. A NJ
France Rclgiun, Rumania, Bulgaria, LuXem-
burg, Czecho Slovskia. JuEo-Slsvia. Trentino,
Trieste. German Austria, Poland switzerland,
Italy, Spain, Greece, Portugal. Egypt. British
Straits Settlements and Persia, via HsSre
also parcel post malls for France, Algeria
Corsica and Tunis, SIS, France. 80 A. ".
Delgads and Lisbon: also parcel post m ails
for Azores Islands and Portugal, by rail TO
Providence, l., and thence per SIS. Britain
Gibraltar Greece must Be specially ad.
dressed for despatch by this steamer, via
Gibraltar and Patras; also parcel post mails
for Gibraltar and Greece SIS. ftesdente Will
Portugal and Spain Especially addressed
only, via lisbon; Cadis and Barcelona also
spain, Canary Islands aud Ceuts. Melilla and
Tsngier In Morocco, SIS. Emilia 5. dc Perez
wednesday, Oct %.
Great Britain. Ireland, Netherlands, Hun.
gary, Finland. Archsngel. South Africa
Msdera and Capt Verde Islands, via Plymouth
!oEne. must be specially addressed. also
parcel post mails for Great Britain, Ireland
Egypt. British India, British East Africa
Malts zsn5iesr Psmoa and Netherlands
France, Belgium, Humans, Bulgaria. Lux.
emburg CEecho S'ovakia, Jugo.s,avis, Tren'
Grand, Italy. SPAN, Greece. Portugal Egypt
British India. British East Africa, Malta
Ceylon, Straits Settlements and Persia va
Algeria, Corsica and Tunis, IS. Rochamhcsu
$50 NJ
Greece parcel post mails only, via Pa,ras
s.. Schoharie, 10 4. N,
Greece parcel post mails only, VIA Pirseus
So. Canada. 10 80 A.
Gibraltar and Azores Islands Italy mus
be specially addressed for despatch by this
steamer via Gibraltar ponta Del~a ada An,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

United States Coast and Geodetc survey
Standard Time. -
Sun rises......7:IS A NJ Sun sets ..S:@ NJ
Noon rises. .....j:03
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .6:3s A NJ Gov. Island. ISIS N
Hell Gate......9:2 20 a NJ
LOW WATER T'F ) DAY
Sandy Hook "a A NJ Gov. Island. i :si N
Hell Gate.....3:1s A NJ
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SATISFIED MECHANICS Ii y
Manhattan

LEXINGTON AV, Sso-Bers,- N'- -.
D II Mitte1thal 81 alf pe. ...'.
18TH ST, So E-Motsrl Iaiu.D= .. o.
Sc E 5sth St Corp a. at
1917 ..................... H.-. :.
5sTH ST Sc to so E--Issa, l. Mo
J6 oath ST Corn ct al, .e,-,-..
SAME PROPERTY-BeuJ Lr,s IN,
aEt same: Oct S. lsl7..-....- w.
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ARRIyALLMoNpAY. OCT. %.

MISUNDERSTANDING. UtT' ~
SIS Rotterdam, Plymouth, Oct. H.
SIS La Touraine. Havrc, Oct. II.
SIS Siboney. Brest Oct. IL.
Sc Helig O.av. Christianis. Oct. TO-
SIS Edward L. Doheny Ill. GLASGOW NV. y
IS San Giorgio. Paermo. Oct. T.
Sc Chicago City, Bristol. Oct 5.
SIS Baton Rouge, Leghorn, sept y
IS sonsa. Christisnia, Oct. l.
Sc Balsam, .asgov, Oct. ,.
SIS Intan, Gibr altar. Oct.
SIS Francisco, Hull. Oct S.
SIS Amu- Maru. Antwerp, Oct. ~
SIS waku la, Southampton, Oct. 10.
SIS Rowland. London, Oct. 8.
SIS Nicholas Cunco, Baracoa. Oct, 10
SIS Lake Markham. Caibarien. Oct. II.
IS Morits. Tsmpico. Oct. L.
SIS jackson, st. Thomas, Oct. IL. -
SIS Walter D. Munson, ST. John, n. b.
Oct II. - .,
IS Svarten. Boston. Oct. Is. :
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County Court.
KINGS COUNTY.
supreme Court.

APPELLATE DIvIsIoS-sECoND DEPART
MFNT-Recess.
AFFILIATE TERM-sEcoND DEPARTMENT
Recess.
SPECIAL TERM-PART I-CMotions). Bene
at 1
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

SIS Lepanto. at Antwerp.
SIS VAlacis, at ROTTERDAM.
Sc Mith gan. al Antwerp.
SIS Lafcomo, at Rio.
IS Sidlsw Range, at Cardiff.
Sc Fennia. at Gibraltar.
SIS Egantier, at Antwerp.
IS Georgia. at Gibraltar.
SIS Breyton, at Gibraltar.
IS George G. Henry. at Rotterdam
SIS Clan Cumming. at Algoa Bay.
SIS Mexico, at Mo'lendo.
SIS Sequoya. at Co ombo.
Sc Port Alma at Auckland.
SIS Potosi, at Tale ahuano.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
First name that Of debtor; second that
oc creditor and date judgment was hed:
Jane, Louis. and Fidelity &
Casualty co. OF y. Y.--People.
&c. June /. 1918 (vacated) s2,5Oo.0o
Riley. William and Fidelity
June 49, 1915 tvacatedj -. 10000
March as. 1918 tvacated5 -. 100000
Berler. Oscar and Auguste--Me-
chanics Bank: Sept. II. 1903. bos.tI
NS Wsns T,sa,n w ia Ian go
Mcneil. william. and National '''''''
Surety Co.-People. &C.: June
LinquIst. Edwin and National ~
Surety Co.--Same; April 80.
Garth. william and Lc1is-w. j. 49,
Farmer. July go iot9......... ITs7sl
oct. 20. 1919. .............,... iSLSe
Jan. :. 1915. ..'.........,.... 242.4l
Thompson. John. and Martin L
10, 1901 ...........,... 1925
ct al. Sept. 7. 1ei7........... 1891
IL. 1915 ........ .......,...... 1870
Feb. ii, 1sii tcancelled1 -. sOs.2s
June 20 1915. ..........'.... 7sso7
BRONX.
Scott, Jennie C.--American Surety
Co; Feb. rs, 1el6-.......,.... 1o1ss -
same-Same; Fob. 20. 191s... s30.35
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Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

HERMAN ROTHsTEIN-Volunta 2i4
East Twenty -trst street Liabilities
s26.37T; assets, none. Principal creditors
James Tallcott g. Co, s72s; Ksplan &
Barasch, $500; Bowery Bank, $4,000. At
torney for petitioner. Archibald Palmer
32O Broadway.
MACK WINSTON SANGER = voluntary.
assets none. Principal creditors: S. r.
Chaplin Co, S5,24s; James J. Stewart
& Co. $500; attorney for petitioner,
BERTHA CoHEN-Involuntary Liabili-
ties and assets not stated. Attorneys for
petitioner. Dashew g Barnett, 10 Park
HERMAN GRossMAN - involuntary. 1873
Stanton street. Liabilities and assets not
stated. Attorneys for petitioners, VI. l..
Shane, 2s9 Broadway, and Archibold Pal
ILer, $40 Broadway.
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Discharges in the United States District
Court granted By Judge john c. Knox yes-
Melville c. weismilier. Chris F. Hansen,
Theodore Blank, sydney A Horwith, J. e.
Bronston, Chaser Bros. Philip Bowk, Cliff
ford s. Poets. sig Mildorf, Herman Schmerl.
Samuel j. Gorges, Charles Bronson, Theresa
Dorfman, Henry Goodman. Max Kaplan.
Joseph Il; Finkelstein. Arthur Berei, Jr.:
George vhar. william NJ. Reynolds, Paul
Frierland.
RECEIVER IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge John c. Knox has appointed Nor
ris Frank receiver for Carnielo Palozzo
bond, 1900.
ASSIGNMENTS.
ANTON FLEIsS- Dealer ia pearl buttons
and novelties, 5lO East Sixth street. as
signed for the benefit of creditors to
Morris Lavltt. 256 Broadway.
HERMAN GROSS MAN--RetaA clothing
l29 stanton street assigned for the
benefit OF creditors to Aaron L. Palmer
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Bronx.

10TH ST, 8, % ~ w OF Robbins ~, s0f
100; Union av, 2l:.2 Il o. ls5'h :,
lsXl0o-Estelie V Psggio sGt John GID
ben tscIion to recover money ai"'
wise & Se!igsberg.
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BRONX COUNTY.
Supreme Court.

| SPECIAL TERM-tChambersl Mulian, J.
| Court opens az 10 A. NJ Tx parte business
| SPECIAL TERM FOR MoT1ONS-Mulian' j.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

S. Manretsnla. from SouthAmpton.
SIS Walter A. Luckenbsch, from Rotterusm'
IS Argentina, from Naples.
SIS Roma, from Msrseiiies.
SIS Caloric. from Tyne.
SIS Egori. from Accra.
IS rmina. from Genoa.
SIS Tfdewster. from Genoa,
So clan Macgilvary. fro Calcutta
&C. from Nanchcster.
So Londoner. from yue
Sc TregA from Co.ombo.
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icks .................... 10000
BRONX.
Ancab Co., Inc.-s. scher. ss7s.7l
Fallop, hay-C. @. Swsckhamer. 1885
Ryan, James-M. Burke ...,. zil.41
Trow, Jacob-Hill Sanatorium. san
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Supreme Court,

TRIAL TERM-Part l.. Csuaghan. j.: Part
IL. rswcett. J. Part III. Lazansky. j
Fart W.. Van siclen, j. Part V, Aspinall.
j. Part VIII, Seeger, J.
The name of counsel to try the case nnst n.
handed to the calendar clerk when the =. =
appears on the reserve calendar. No case vii
DC held or passed for engagement OF com, ei
whose name is not go left with the clerk
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COURT CALENDARS.

FEDERAL COURT.
Southern District.
DISTRICT COURT-speclal Master Philip ].
McCook, room s27, P. o. Bldg, at 10 A. NJ
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JUDO ME Ms.
MANHATTAN,

Judgments filed yesterday; FIRST name
that OF the debtor:
Andrews, Frank M-John Wanna
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Wills for Probate.
City Court

| SPECIAL. TERM-PART before La Fetrs,
| J.-Atigated motions at 10 A NJ.
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Highest number reached on regular call. i14s.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-10-31
DEED CASE FILED IN CIRCUIT
COURT.

A suit has been filed in the Office
of Circuit Clerk VIM. H. Webb. by
Miss Letitia Clay, of near Paris.
through her attorneys, E. M. Dick
son, of Paris, and Judge Ed. O'Rear.
of Frankfort, against Brooks CLAW.
of the county, in which Joseph III.
Clay. Henry B. Clay, Frank Clay
and Mrs. Maggie Clay Howard are
also mentioned as co-defendants.
The suit asks to have certain
deeds given by the plaintiff to the
defendant set aside, and that she be
adJudged owner of the property sub
Ject to certain condition expressed
in a will of her father, Henry Clay.
The land is in three tracts and ag-
gregates 420 acres.
The plaintiffs father, Henry Clay.
died in 1898, leaving his estate to
his children, Letitia, Joseph N. and
George Clay, decreeing that if either
Letitia or George Clay should die
without children their share would
go to the other. George died in
September, 1919. The plaintiff
claims that before his death. by
threats, duress and force, he made
her sign deeds of the property to
Brooks Clay, the defendant, for
which she never received any COM
pensatioh or consideration.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-10-31
- o q q q 90 .
. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS .
% 80 % . . >>>>>> .

Frank Collier purchased at private
sale Tuesday from George Reynolds,
his farm of 125 acres, located on the
Cane Ridge pike, eight miles from
Paris, for $4,000.
Through the real estate firm of
Harris & Speakes, T. J. Marders. ad-
ministrator of the estate of the late
George w. Morrow, sold at public
sale on the premises Tuesday after
noon, the home place, located on the
North Middletown and Austerlitz
pike containing fifty-five acres. The
purchaser was Thomas Crawford, of
Bourbon county, who secured the
farm at $353.25 an acre, a total Of
$19,43O.
The c. U. Bramlette real estate
agency, of Carlisle, reports the sale
of the r. A. Berry farm of sixty
acres, near East Union, in Nicholas
county, to Nathan Buckler, of Bour-
bon county, for private price.
David Clark and G. w. Bramblette,
of Millersburg, sold Wednesday to
Mattox & Son, 125 acres of land,
known as the Murray farm, near
Millersburg, for 1886 an acre.
Messrs. Clark and Bramblette had
owned the farm, but two days, and
in making the sale cleared $4,000.
Harris & Speakes sold at public
sale on the premises, Tuesday, for
Geo. G. Thompson, ST., his farm of
42O acres, located on the Riddles
Mills pike, for a total of $4,000.
The farm was sold in two tracts.
Tract No. 1, containing 246 acres,
was purchased by Clifton Dalzell, of
Paris, for S216 an acre. Tract No.
2, containing 173 acres, was secured
by VIM. Brannock and J. w. Con-
nell, of near Paris, at sos an acre.
In this sale Mr.. Thompson realized
more than double the price he paid
for the farm four years ago, when
he bought it from VIM. H. Whaley,
Jr., for sos an acre. The sale
Tuesday averaged $211 an acre. Mr..
on Wednesday resold his
purchase to ]. B. Caywood at an adj
vance of $40 per acre.
DR.. w. B. Robinson, of Mt. Ster-
ling, sold tract one of his Bourbon
county farm, containing twelve |
acres, to Will Rash, of Bourbon |
county, for $275 an acre. Tract No. |
was unsold. The third tract, con-
tanning 145 acres, was sold to G.. B. |
Curtis, of North Middletown, for
S180.25 an acre.
Owing to the Indictment weather |
and other reasons, the sale of the
Oder farm, near Hutchinson, schedul- |
I'd for yesterday, was postponed,
and will be held at another date.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-10-31
DOCTOR ALEXANDER Is OUT FOE
BLACK.

A development of the greatest i'm
portance in the campaign for Gov
ernor in Kentucky came when DIR.
A. j. A Alexander, of Woodford
county, chairman of the Kentucky
Forward League and the admitted
leader of all the temperance forces
in Kentucky, came out in a strong
interview urging the people of Ken
lucky to vote for Governor Jas. ID.
Black at the polls next Tuesday.
The announcement of DR.. Alex
ander will, it is believed, have infiu-
ence in every part of the State, as
few men who live In Kentucky are
trusted by as many people or have
a larger influence. 1t Is known that
DIR. Alexander did not decide to
make a public announcement until
he had carefully gone over the
whole situation and considered every
issue in the campaign. His decla-
ration will, it is believed, solidify
the temperance vote of the State for
Governor Black.
He strongly commended Cover
nor Blacks program for educational
reform, and closed by stating:
II am for Governor Black because
he is an upright, Christian gentle
man who can be counted on to woth-
lily govern this State"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-10-31
LOOK OUT FOR HALLOWEEN
PRANKERS TONIGHT

Tonight will be Halloween. one
of the principal festive occasions OF
the season, when ghosts, COLLINS and
evil spirits are supposed to be out
on parade. The mischevious youth
will be on hand, and it would be
we'll for every one to take inside
everything of portable nature, or 1t
may be missing the following morn
ing. Several Halloween parties
have been arranged to take place to-
night, and the great event will be
appropriately celebrated in many
ways.
The celebration of Halloween in
this city tonight will be conducted
on the honor system" There is no
law here against the wearing of
masks or the clothing of opposite
sexes, and in the past few years this
has been an excuse for rowdyism on
the part of many celebrators. This
years plans are for sane and Or
derby celebration of the event.
The police have received instruc-
lions to take cOgniZance of any acts
of rowdyism under the guise of Hal
lowe'en celebrations, and any such
conduct will be promptly and effici-
emily dealt with. The police have
have been also instructed that the
rights of women and girl pedestri-
ans on the streets must be respected.
Any reports of property damage
through the overt acts of would-be-
will be Investigated, and
the guilty parties, if apperhended,
will be made to suffer the penalty in
the court of Judge Martin.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-10-31
REV. HAL E. SPEARS TRANSFER
RED TO LOUISIANA.

Rev. Hal E. Spears, former Paris
boy, who has been rector of the
Somerset, Maryland, parish, since
January. 1914, sent his resignation
to the vestrymen of the parish, and
has accepted the rectorship OF
Grace Church, Lake Providence,
Louisiana. He will assume his new
charge, November Is.
Rev. Spears is a son of the late
Mr.. Henry Spears, and brother OF
Ben Spears, of Paris.
The Princess Anne (Md.) Mary
lander and Herald, says:
REV. Spears came here from the
Diocese of Arkansas, and about three
years ago he became rector of Grace
Mt. Vernon, during which
time he made large increase in the
of that church.
Mrs. Spears died at st. Andrews
rectory about three years ago. Dur
ing his almost six years stay among
us Mr.. Spears has made host Of
friends who will regret his departure
from our town as well as from the
rectorship of St Andrews church"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-10-31
EXPERTS FIGURING ON PUBLIC
UTILITIES.

Several experts representing some
of the largest concerns in the Unit
ed States have been in Paris for
several days, in consultation with
Mayor January and members of the
Council Committees on Improve
ments, etc.
For some time the matter Of NUM-
cipal ownership of public service
utilities of this city have been un-
der consideration, but the matter has
been held in allegiance until estimates
of cost could be procured. The first
of these will be the installation Of a
complete electric light plant. The
experts have secured complete data
as to the number of high power
electric lights, as well as those of
lesser capacity, necessary to furnish
the city with light, and to take
care of private consumers. The re-
port will be completed soon and sub
mitted at a meeting Of the Council.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-10-31
AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS MEET
IN LEXINGTON.

Mrs. Harrison Garner Foster, of
Lexington, was elected Kentucky
War Mother to succeed Mrs. Reuben
Hutchcraft, of Paris, at the first an
nual meeting of the Kentucky chap
ters at the Parish House, In Licking
ington, Tuesday. Mrs. Hutchcraft
was elected first vice mother; Mrs.
A. B. Oldham, of Mt. Sterling, second
vice war mother; Mrs. ]. T. Knowl-
en-, Winchester, recording secretary;
Mrs. Thomas G. Mcdowell, Lexing-
ton, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Walter Payne, Paris, treasurer; Mrs.
B. M. Herndon. Georgetown, first
auditor, and Mrs. Kate B. Taylor,
Louisville, second auditor. The next
State meeting will be held at Louis
vile.
The organization will support the
State Memorial building at the Uni
versity Of Kentucky, cooperate with
the Kentucky Federation of Women's
Clubs in promoting conservation, op-
pose all forms of Bolshevism, and
work hand in hand with the Ameri-
can Legion to carry out the ideals
of the men who were in the service
AT INC Ciooc VI puc sop0a<uB aa-
dress of Mrs. Hutchcraft, the State
War Mother. the Bourbon county
delegates presented her with a beau
tiful bouquet of pink roses as a
tribute. Those who attended from
Bourbon county were Mrs. Allie s.
Dickson and Mrs. John T. Collins, of
North Middletown; Mrs. Cassius NJ
Clay, Mrs. James S. Douglass and
Mrs. Edward Turner, of Paris.
The next meeting Of the State Or
ganization will be held in Louisville.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-10-31
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

The Rev. Roger T. Nooe, of Frank
fort, KY, who has only recently re-
turned from service in France, will
House, Sunday afternoon, Nov. 2, at
o'clock. The Rev. Noe is a force
full speaker and thrills his audience
with enthusiasm. The churches and
other organizations of the county
are requested to arrange their bust
ness meetings so as to not conflict
with this meeting, as it is the earn
est desire of those having the mat
ter in charge to give every person in
the county an opportunity to hear
Mr.. Nooe. Among the musical at
fractions will be solo by Capt.
Robert Harbeson, a returned soldier.
Admission free.
Rev. Roger Nooe will speak at the
Paris Opera House on Sunday after
noon at 3 p. m. instead of Sunday
evening, as originally stated. In ad-
dition to the address by DR.. Nooe a
special musical program has been
arranged Mr.. James Caldwell has
secured the Boys Band of Maysville,
for the occasion. Capt HARRISON
will sing. All the churches of BOur-
bon county are uniting in the meet
ing and a crowded house is assured.
Admission will be free.
Grandfather Daley has the
honor of being the first subscriber to
the "Y" campaign, which is just
starting. Grandmother" was at Camp
Daniel Boone last summer and is es-
pacially interested in that phase of
the State "Y'' work He has room
ed at the Y. M. c. A. building for
more than year.