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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-15
ABSENT BROTHERS

We would be lacking in the spirit we represent, did we not muse for a brief while to remember our absent brethren-those who have passed into the great beyond to "that bourne from which no traveller returneth." How we miss them. Each year more can dies are snuffed, more starts burst in- to begin. Again and again, the brothers gather to the last sad, beau tiful duty toward an Elk who has passed into the eternal feeding ground.
 Again and again, they soemnly tread the walks of the city of the dead, there tenderly committing a casket of clay into the fast embraces of Mother Earth, giving back earth to earth, dust to dust, ashes to ashes, and sorrowfully turn again to the ac- tivities of life, leaving the brother to the last long sleep, awaiting the sound of the trumpet that shall call the dead to life again.
 Man lives his allotted time, is here for but little time, as time IS count ed in the centuries that have gone, and is gathered home to his fathers. None may escape. Not one may stay when the hand of death beckons. 'Tis the unchangeable fate of mankind, of all life, of all things perishable-and what is there in mortality that is im- perishable Death has his own time.
 And so, lowing to the inevitable, yet holding in ever tender remem- brances the good qualities the brother ly love and the sweet communion of
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-15
GIVE THEM THE FLOWERS NOW.

Closed eyes can't see the white roses; Cold hands can't hold them, you know,
 Breath that is stilled cannot gather the odors that sweet from them blow. Death, with a peace beyond dream ing,
 Its children of earth doth endow; Life is the time we can help them, So give them the flowers now! Here are the struggles and striv- ing, Here are the cares and the tears; Now is the time to be smoothing The frowns and the furrows and
 fears What to closed eyes are kings say
 ings?
 What to husband hearts is deep
 VOW? Naught can avail after parting, So give them the flowers now! Just a kind word or a greeting; Just warm grasp or a smile These are the flowers that will light The burdens for many a mile. After the journey is over
 What is the use of them; how Can they carry them who must be
 carried;
 Oh, give them the flowers now! Blooms from the happy hearts gar
 den
 Plucked in the spirit of love; Blooms that are earthly reflections Of flowers that blossoms above, World cannot tell what a measure Of blessing such gifts will allow To dwell in the lives of many, So give them the flowers now!
 -Leight M. Hodges.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-15

those gone before, and forgetting for ever the faults that many have been their while here, and possessing the knowledge, as we do, that in little while, we, too, must go as they have gone, we pause in our mirthful mo- ments and tenderly and lovingly pay this tribute to their memory. May they rest in peace.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18
EMPLOYMENT


AGENTS. steady incomsi large manufse-
turer of soaps; perfumes. toilet Articles
and Pure Food Products etc, wishes re-
preventative In each locality Manufacturer
direct TO consumer uig profits honest
goods. whole or spare time. Cash or
credit Send at once for particulars Ameri-
can Products co. iss American Bldg,
aALEsMEN wanted, we have territory IN
this section selling made-to measure
clothes direct TO wearer. County. wide re-
putatiOn. Men wanted who can produce
Make application for fall line NOW.
References required. y. IL. Davis Tailor
Ing Co, Cincinnati Ohio.
WANTED first class oil stock ssiesmen.
Address No. bg0-D. care World
1900 MONTHLY selling new patented fuoi
vaporizgr guaranteed to save Up to so
per cent gasoline; 30 miles per gallon
made with Ford. Sold on money back
guarantee one sample free. Stfansky
Naporlzer Co. 96t. Pukwane, s. Dakota.
80 90 TO $500 an hour selling Kwslity
Hane Kotea. Made 60 measure Tor men.
women and children. We pay highest com
n'issiona. We deliver and collect samples
free. Write today. The Liberty Ralncoat
Company Dept A. si5 Dayton. Ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

BARGAIN for quick sale located II, miles
west Of Sparks, okla, $50 feet; new l2h
inch 30 pound casing ala in bits; new. .
elevators; 1 set jars. 2 rope sockets. I
rope spear. Ill inch bailer l bumper I
long stem 5 inchX32 feet. 10 foot steam
line; 1850 barrel water tank. l-23 n. y.
engine; l complete 50 foot standard rig:
never used. Address. owner s. L. Rich
ardson. l.. n be3. Guthrie. Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

..GAnTstDES IRoN Rust soar co.
Manufacturer of the only original Iron
Rust soap wants agents. Trade mark.
Patent P Office. This soap removes iron
rust. inls and unwashable stains from
clothing. marble, ETC. like magic. Csc
tube Rig profits
ENPERIENCTD direct 10 wearer Sa7esmcn
Tor nations best. oil wool ono price,
tailored to- measure garments, Sell on
sight Commissions big. style Center, Gin
clnrstL ohio
SALESMAN for 8 n check waters aud
Fidelity bond one who can qualify as dis
trlct manager, 2Os y. SECOND.
EAPERiENGED FLORIDA LAND SALES
MEN AND SALES MANAGERS
ATTENTION!
An organization has been perfected TO put
on the largest and highest class Orange
known a four million dollar project OPP
portunty now open for real producers to
secure agencies throughout the United
states and Canada which viii he very
profitable. Unusual sales features will make
this tho most attractive Florida offer.
Communications confidential State pre-
viuus experience, Temple Terraces Inc,
~ Colorado nuildlng. Washing on, II. c.
NOVELTY spray aud Force Pump. For eV-
tnguiShlng fires: washing huggies;
autos. wndows, SPRAYING trees; lawns.
making S25 daily, Phillips Manufacturing
90 Atlsnta. ca.
SALESMAN for OkiRRoma vacancy, per
manent uosition with old house, sell
ewclry departments. general trade on un-
usually attractive open account terms;
ewelry selling experience unnecessary, eN-
penses advanced against liberal commits
sions. Salesmanager 500 Woodward, De
troit Mich
AGENTS 1870 an hour Vuicanl1cd rub
Der cloth apron, greaseproof: water
factories; laundericsa restaurants sampe
free. Milton Apron Co, 3lS Top ~ Day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18
BUSINESS SERVICE
NrrAiRiNG Am NrW0Dri.Iyd

- htrAiRiNG MD NtMODrLISG ~
NOW u the time 10 have your furniture
fehnished aud upholstered, our prices are
reasonable. tho work will give satisfaction.
TULSA FURNiTuRE AND REFiNIsHfNo
60
REFfNlsHfSO, UPHOLsTERISG AND
NEPAtHfSU
We buy, sell aud crate furniture for esti
mate on work. Can Mr. Emersnn. Usage
easi.
WINDOW sfIADEs
Cleaned turned and hemmsd
o. ~ JOHNSON
Phone OsaFe 1907 720 w Park ~
CARPENTER repairs and plaster re-.
pair promptly done Phone Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

OKLAHOMA firm. exclusive state distri-
butor for high quality automobile nee
cssities has an excellent opportunity for
salesman covering Northeast quarter OF
state with headquarters In Tulsa: must
have own car 20 travel In: experience not
essential hut must show ability. com
mission basis, this territory should net
from three 10 five thousand dollars an
nuslly to man that will work. Fine
chance TO build up a pleasant and per-
manent business with increasing income
Must furnish bond. Answer In avn hand
writing giving age. weight. heighth,
married or single, previous business eN-
perienco and references Address r. o.
Box 1925. oklahoma city, Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

OKLAHOMA firm. exclusive state distribu-
Dor Tor high qualit,' automobile neces-
stiles has excellent opportunity for
salesman covering Northeast quarter OF
state with headquarters in TULSA; must
have own ear to travel In. Experience not
essential hut must show ability, Com
mission haHia This territory should lrt
from three 90 five thousand dollars an
nually to man that win work Fine
chance to huiid up pleasant and per
npnent business with increasing Income
Must furnish bond. Answer in own hand
writing giving age, weight, heiGhth,
married or single, previous business eN-
rcrlcncc and references Address i, q
fluN 1924 Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18
A GOOD pusTNEss
sUCCFs9TT;T sPECT'ILNTT0N

ADVERTISE your leasing or financial pro-
| position; $500 buys 100 word advertise-
ment $50 leading newspapers: list used by
most successful companies millions OF
readers: we write and place best and most
successful advertising. Legitimate COM
panies use our services for big results
Write for free bulletin and full details "
| y FinDey Advertising Co, Kansas city,
|
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

"Nn NImstrons rS machine; "m mus, be first
class, Phone Monday, Usage li26
WTNT stands hetween YOU and a good
office pnsttionsI BUSINESS TRAINING
last week l6 Tulsa business men called
rs offering good positions to praughon
trained young men and women; 10 of
these positions. paying starting salaries
Of from 500 to tl1b a month were un-
tllled. because not enough young men and
women have realized that to succeed they
must he trained. Determine today, NOW,
that you will secure the training that
will fit you for ope 81 these good post
tons. Remember, We guarantee the posi-
tion when you are trained. write phone
or call for Information concerning our
day and evening classes, DRATGHON s
BUSINESS COLLEGE, $40 5. Main, Phone
OBags 3osl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18
TR0DVCTi0N WANTED

BY big oil company and subsidiaries. Com
pany well organized. strong board direct
ors: over 10 900 stockholders. Can handle
your production and leases N priced right
WIN make good stock consideration offer
for production guaranteeing disposal OF Cer-
tain amount stock within reasonable time
Pay YOU get in touch with Box lt5e
Denver Colo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

FOR SALE--Groceries and fixtures. stock
at invoice price. three living rooms and
bath; furniture Tor sale; also Mitchell
FOR SALE-Delco lisht plant. will com
slider car on trade NJ. II, Niers, Sperry,
Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18
EMPLOYMENT


WANTED competent PIX operator. salary
| so week, bonus 10 start. large firm
good chances for advancement. Address
IKlYing age, experience Box os6-D care
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

an enst side: rent ss5; price 81 SOC; some
terma Call Moore, Osage 26i5
RO0MTNG house OF ~ rooms In PawhgSFa
nroposItIon for psrtiflars. Write Bo, Lt5
~ phone s76. Panhuska. okla
HOTELS AND nooMING houses Of an
Security Bldg, Phone Usage i7li 90
H. IT'S A Hotel or roominF bors.---,--z---,,
want we have Il VIII get your I,asai
right and can finance you Buy now ana
r. Y HOUSTON
teS Security Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

SMALL STOCK groceries; building and
! lot. a good cash deal would consider
small car. no lies not leaving city. Phone
Cedar qIq.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

10. 900 ACRES leases In Elk, Wilson,
Greenwood and woodson counties, Kan (;
In large blocks tl.b0 per acre: also pro-
ductIon. w. o. Collyer Fredonia. Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18
SITUATIONS wANrsD-MALK 4


COMPETENT. experienced stenographer-
bookkeepcr and general office man de-
sirss position. best Of references. Address
Iox bti Drnmright, Okla.
WANTED--sltuation az driving truch
steady; married man. Address SID
World OF call at 50 rear N. yorktown.
FIELD OR OFFiCE-EKperienoed field or
office man wants position as plant. field
gsuger or warehouse and Inventory work
three years experience: prefer land or
scoutlnE work. Call Gale, ossge $50.
WAETEp-Position as maohinist Tor gas
oline plant anywhere, one with house
ALL ABOUND office man wants to get
located Immediately; preferably with
small oil firm or Individual broad ex-
peetieenee and good qualifications. Address
ADVERTISING man, sales correspondent.
young man rs. several years experience
managing this department for one OF Kan
eas City's largest tobbing houses and
factorNi knows how to design and buy
prlntec matter plan csmpaigns cooperate
with Halesmen etc. Am In Tulsa for a few
days and with to talk to a reliable firm
requiring such services Opportunity more
important than starting salary. single; un-
questionable references; good health and
hsbits Interview no obligation. Address
lbl7-D,
EXPERT stenosrapher ahd general Office
man now employed; desries change;
10 years experience; years oil. Address
bl2-D, care World,
months with local oil company; have
good letter Of recommendation from them.
Phone OsaEs asa.
YOuND man employed desires work even
ings after 4 o'clock or Saturday after
noon Address sts-D care World
WANTED position as TRUCK driver; shIp-
ping clerk or fireman, stationary. Ad-
dress 5i0-D. care World.
MAN with years OF experIence In the
grocery business wants store to run on
commission or salary. at present employed
In business. first class references. Phone
Osage ts2
WANTED position TO drive car for pariieS
touring through the west; have had ex-
nerienoe: camping and caring for car. Call
osaEe ta91.
POSITION WANTED stenographcr. book
keeper With ~ months experience in
costs; good references. Address 6A-D.
care World
POSITION wanted stenographer and
bookkeeper; one month experience; good
references. 6tb-p: caro- world.
COOK with much experience in buying
and handling boarding house supplies
ss2-D, care World.
YOUNG married man ?s years OF age
wishes position with oil company pre-
fersbly In the city. Address p o. Box Sc
Tulsa or phone Usage 7s50-J
FIRST class truck driver: wants Job any
thing considered: will leave town:
married; steady: not afraid of hard work
ddress ss3-D. care World.
| ICERTfFfED ACCOUNTANT would like
work with accounting firm or private
work in the way OF audtts systems and
service. 9so-p. care World.
REFINERY office manager: salesman. Rc.
| countnnt; stenographer; several years
ences. 5S-D care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

AT ONCE bright, capable ladies To
travel, demonstrate and sell dealers. $40
10 t75 per week railroad fare paid Write
rt once, Goodrich Drug Co, Dept omaha,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18
FINANCIAL


"A BET choice close In acreage to kanaas
| wildcat well now started Price Is Up
Let us explain this. bet Call $40 East
Second. Phone Usage 1915
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

FOR SALE or TRADE-Haf interest In
placer mining claim In South half OF
Red River bed, In west Burk field sup
posed to he worth 1000 90. Snap at ST.
500. 90, or will trade for good automobile.
tC. $. ULRICH CARE SoUTHWESTERN
| OIL EXCHANGE
| Law
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18
HOrELs-ROOMING HOUSES

a 1s-ROOM roomInT house Tor sale. close
in. can OsEge 27G4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

WANTED a suburban grocery storei must
be well located good rent. and clean
stock; answer advising average monthly
sales Address bls-A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

| BRADLEY county leases for sale 90
| acre tracts and upi form "ss." run five
| years; Csc an acre renewals, titles per
| feet! three wells In county.
The Washington times., 1920-05-27

Excellent quality Pumps and Oxfords
in black and brown feathers; dress or
walking heels Not all sizes in every
style, but all sizes in the lot from 2a
to s, and widths AAA to c.
The Washington times., 1920-05-27
RED CROSS PARTY NEAR
DEATH IN ice FLOES

PARIS. May 27.-A report reaching
American Red Cross headquarters
here today tells OF the thrilling es-
cape of two Red Cross workers and
twsnty-seven Polish refugee orphans
from death in the ice fioes OF the
Dvina river.
Lieut. J. W. II. Evans. OF Beaumont,
Tex, assisted by Miss Mary Suchow-
ski. an American Red Cross nurse. of
Buffalo. n. Y. was conveying the
orphans from Dynaburg TO Red
Cress relief train at Kalkuny, when
the raft on which they were obliged
to travel. all bridges and other means
of transportation having been de-
stroyed, was caught in the ice noes
ana swept down stream.
In heavy current, the party was
swept along by the ice for over hve
hours, with the capsizing of the raft
and drowning imminent.
The drifting refugees. chilled to the
bone, were able to make II landing
few hours after nightfall.
The Washington times., 1920-05-27

$3.95 Gingham Dresses,
S3.21-A splendid lot of fine
Gingham Dresses in sizes to
II. Handsome plaids and
stripes, trimmed with white or
solid contrasting colors. All
with pockets and belts. co 90
Friday only ......... OceSS
$1,000 to $12.95 Taffeta
Dresses, &9.D5 - The seasons
smartest styles fashioned of
good quality silk taffeta, some
are hand embroidered. Colors,
rose, copen and navy. sizes
6 to II. Friday 60 OK
only .......-.s.-.
S1.95 Dresses and MILDLY
Houses, SI.4S-A varied selec-
ton of fine Gingham Dresses in
plaids and solid colors: sizes 8
TO II, also MILDLY Blouses and
skirts in broken sizes, made OF
Lonsdale jean. Choice, 81 12
Friday ..-..-.-...-.. ~As1o
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-27
Toilet Articles
Kolynos Tooth Paste 18c
Ivory Soap, 6 Cakes for 46c
First F1eer-LansburEh 4 Brother.
Friday Bargains
Hosiery

Dropstitched Silk Hose, Pair S1.35
With mock seam at back OF leg. seam
less reinforced feet in broken sizes.
They come in black. white. cordovan.
smoke and held mouse. 91 SS
Black Silk Boot Hose, Pair $1.35-
Perfect quality. but a limited quantity
only. Full fashioned, reinforced Isle
feet and garter tops. For Fri @1 OK
day specially priced. L....... OAsoO
"Seconds" Gauze Cotton Hose, 29c
Very fine seconds and at this price
represent a mighty good purchase for
you. In black only. C0c
Fir.t FIoor-Lsn nsburgh & Brother.
The Washington times., 1920-05-27
BIG INDIAN RESERVES TO
Be OPENED In CANADA

OTTAWA. Ont, May 2T.-Thres In
dian reserves In saskAtsehswsn VIII
be thrown open before June for sell
disr ssttlemsnt. according 10 CHAR.
man Black. Of tho soldier settlement
Board. The isnds Aggregate <s.2ss
acres. ss follows; ochopswsce. ten
miles porthsast OF Brosdview, 1880
acres Touchwood. 100 miles south
west OF SsskAtson. IN the Toyehwood
Hills district. s.oTb acres; PApot nj
teen miles northeast OF Regina. 1875
acres. Indian lands will be held for
soldier settlemsnt exclusively.
The action OF the government 10 70
provide more farms for soldiers lo-
Gated close TO railway transportation
lines. In its other soldier settisment
program the government has followed
out . policy Of placing service men
only on farms contiguous TO railways
and has refrained from settling sol
diers ON remote frontier districts. In
carrying out this plan practically all
the crown lands near railways have
been exhausted.
The Washington times., 1920-05-27
Friday Bargains
BedWear

Satin Marseillcs Bed Set,
S7.SO-Consisting OF q seal,
loped cut-out corner spread ano
bolster piece to match. I'm
hances the beauty OF tne
boudoir. Friday ape 81 mi
cislly priced. .......-..
$3.50 All Cotton Mattress,
$11.45-Made by the Capitol
Bedding COMPANY. Extremeiy,
comfortable and very Vel or
Friday only. ..... 0AA.1o
sl5.75 All Layer Felt Mat
tress, S12.SS-The kind that
stands up and gives the utmost
satisfaction and comfort. I'M
periai edge, Capitol brand. Gov
cred with brown or S1C.8
blue art ticking. Each CAA'o|
$17.50 All Layer Felt Mat
tress, $l4.S8-Good weight,
CAPITOL brand, covered with Win
then fudge II bv the comfort
i gives .:,'. you. For SASS
$500 Single Crochet Bed
Spread, $3.50 - Aso large
enough for a three-duarter
Tyid.p i!ys Pa'tshs. onlw. i' SZ.6S
sixth Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-27
Friday Remnants
Ribbons

Remnants Of Ribbon, Half
Price-Fancy, taffeta bro
caded. metal and tapestry rib
bons in lengths for bags. vests
and camisoles- Friday. Half
Price.
Ribbons, Yard 50c-Fancy,
taffeta. moire, satin and Dres-
den ribbons in light and dark
colors. Very good for half
bows and sashes. All fresh,
new goods In a large assort-
ment OF patterns. Specially
priced for Friday. E0c
Yard ..'.......'.'' WV
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-27
Featuring
Wash Skirts
Silk Skirts
BlOuses
Millinery
FOrDecOratiOn
Day
Friday Bargains
Miscellaneous

Novelty Bead Necklaces, 29c-Made
with fancy drop ornament in Jade, OOn
coral and red only. Friday. ....... SON
Moire Silk Hand Bags, $2.9S-In gray,
brown and black. nicely lined and htted
with purse and mirror. Finished with
large silk tassel. Friday CD OK
The Washington times., 1920-05-27
Friday Bargains
Gloves

Milanese silk Gloves, Pair Sl.00--
Two-clasp models in black. white ana
colore. Broken sizes from regular
stocks. Paris point and embrotdered
backs. All sixes except ga. 81 I'M
Friday only ........-.. .,....... ~A'Oo
l6-Button Black Silk Gloves, Pair
79c-In sizes 5h. and Ga. Also
size 5ih in white only. Superior tricot
quality with double tipped myers.
On sale for Friday 79C
One-Clasp Gisce Gloves, sl.55-
Broken siIes, including white In sizes
Sx and s. Wonderful values u your
size is here. Friday ST AZ
only .....-..... ..''.' = 49, =
First Fiosr-Lansbursh 4 Brother.
The Washington times., 1920-05-27

Friday Bargains
Notions
Remnants of Silk Belting,
Yard, Sc-In white, black,
and also boned betting in
white and black. In all
lengths and very good %
values. Yard ........ OF
Sanitary Napkins, Dozen,
45c-Ncry good quail
ity. For Friday fSc
only .............. fJC
Scissors and Shears,
Pair, 39c - Good quality
steel, in all 900
10 Pieces English Twilled
good quality tape in 1Sc
all widths. Piece =. IcN
Elastic, Yard, 35c-
Frilled elastic in assorted
colors for garters, etc. CSo
Very good value .... OOS
400 Count Dressmakcrs'
Pins, 3 Papers, 10c-very
good pins with good pdnts.
Friday, 3 10n
papers ----.---....... 1OS
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-27

Boys Bathing Suits 59c--
One piece bathing suits OF
navy blue and dark maroon
Sizes to 16 years. For SOo
Friday only. y............. CJC
Boys OveralIs Pair SEC
In khaki. blue stripe and plain
blue denim with bib and sus-
penders. Sizes to IL QOc
years. Pair. ....,..---.... Wv
Boys knicker Trousers, Pair
$1.39-Strong and serviceable
lined knicker trousers in fancy
light and dark mixtures Fully
linsd. sizes s to Is CT %
years. For Friday. O1sOC
BOYS Wash Hats, Each 39c
Large assortment of styles
in wash hats for school and
play wear in all sizes C0D
and colors. ........--..... wv
Fifth Floor.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-08-14
Report of Neutral
Ground Committee,

At the monthly meeting Of the
Womans Council on Tuesday the
Committee on Neutral Grounds
reported that the palms would be
planted early In November the
time advised by the nursery men
The Council will buy, and see to
planting the trees and then dev's'
plans for maintaining the grounds.
Until that time. however, they
AJAX that the individual property
owners keep their plots free of
weeds, grass and paper. West
end 10 fast becoming the popular
driveway OF the town, aud we all
feel . pride In having 1t as
attractive % possible.
The Council with it's limited
means asked for the privilege only
OF buying, planting and devisiDe
means for maintaining the grounds,
realizing that in order to have
beautiful avenue it would left to Q
Committee.
The Committee hopes to employ
q man to take charge OF oil the
grounds at q very nominal cost to
the individual property owners.
Committee
Miss Louiae Taylor
Mrs. Rudolph Ribbeck
Mrs. Dimitry
Mrs. Robert Perry
Mrs. ]. n Haste
A. MAJ fNsrarA