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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
LEGAL.

December 3. t. g. and 7. 1891 world
rubhsllug Co, ruonshsrJ ..,.,..
OKLAHOMA, FoR SALE OF 10000 90
HEAVY .TRAFFlc. ROAD BONDS.
ns s'',ff dffeo P'oP'ifi % is @ %udioi a'''1@ Tu,s
Oklahoma, untu b O'Clock >. m., on the
18TH day of December 1921, and there.
tho Mayor and noard u Commissioners
Co be held IN the com missions Assembly
Room at the cry Han, CITY of Tulsa
tho ieth day ~ December 1871 fur the
purchase ot $40 900 Heavy Traffic Road
bearing date Of February o. loia with
interest 81 So. payable som. annually on
tho lst day Of August and February 1f
each year. ana said bonds being 10 the
Will be accepted Of less than par and a'-
crucd interest
of Tulsa are public uilhty bonds Issued
under Section ~. Article 10 of IN" CON
atItutiun pf the state Of Oklahoma. said
bonds are not optional run only twenty.
aunuW. payable semi annually. uu tho
first day of August and February Of each
Fiscal Agency ~ the state of Oklahoma
at New York 'tiy state uf New York
SAID bonds are now ready inr delivery
snd purchasers will b. furnished with =
Complete Transcript and opinion ut s. T.
Freezing. EH-Officio Uoud Ju.urnisSinrar
pf the state m oklahoma. and storey.
Ihorndlke Palmer and Dodge. " Boston.
~ ssHar rhuFrtts.
All proposals must be accompanied by
a separate certified check on some sul,-
eut bank banking house or trust com
pany. 600 tn" sum af So ot tho amount
Tor which bid is made. ss required by
the 'tty charter to be- forfeited Co the
city NJ Tulsa tn event Of failure of suon
purchaser to comply with the terms uf
hts proposals
city Auditor. Tulsa. oklahoma,
Thr Hoard Of Commissioners reserves
the rEht 60 reject my and ~ BIDS
Mrs. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
Purlished 10 The Tulsa psuy World
Publishing company. PublisherJ
IN. TUE DIsrElCr COuRT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DIS
TRiCT OF DELAWARE.
IN THE MATTER OF THE RECEINER-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Dover, Delaware.
The creditors % GUluand on company
claims before Arley u aagoe, Esquire.
Special Master, appointed Tor that pur.
pose by the District Cou.t of the United
states for the District OF Delaware, are
hereby notified to file such proofs In
writing with said Special Master. ~ his
office ~ Dover Delaware. on or before
the 18th day ~ December 1891. The last
mentioned date hss been tNed by said
Court as tine final date for the filing ot
proof of claims before the Special Master
and II creditors fail 70 file their proofs Of
claims before that time they will be de-.
barred from participating in any distri.
button Of the assets Of the Giiliiand OH
Company.
Blank forms for filing proof of claims
can he had from Arley b. MaEee. Esquire.
special Master, Dover Delaware. upon
application
Any stockholders or creditors OF the
Gilliund Di Company, or other persons
ia interest may file, with said Special
Master, exceptions to any claims hereto
fore filed or that may be hereafter filed
against said Gilluand OF Company. on OF
before the 29th day Of December. 1874
Address all communications to.
ARLEY ~ MAGEE,
Special Master. Dover, Delaware
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

Avoid the holiday rush bv paving
your 1921 taxes early. First hair
now due. Wayne J.. DIckcy. county
treasurer Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
ElKS' MEMORIAL
OBSERVED SUNDAY
Charles West Delivers
Address for Depart
ed Members

Annual memorial services fnr do.
ceased brother of tbo TuIal lodge
II. y. q. IL ,c.r conducted al tho
slks club sunday ,ff,ru.ou nj q
O'Clock. Tho lodge room whore tho
services were hold was crowded and
n profud5n az flnWrr4 ,y34 evident.
The services ,,,re oporcd bv an
Invocation h, tho lodge chaplain.
Rev. John Handle, This WAS foI-
lowed nv Il solo "Not Lost uut gou,
Before u hy Airs. n * Nugrr
Ritual cverclsss Ion honor uf Tho de-
ceased mcmbo-s ,crc conducted iu
tho local lodge Mrs. SvnI NuII.r
Wilson rendered violin goIp bv
Schubert .NULrimy entitled Am
Nicer" ,pv Tho sea-
Tho memorial address was dcfiv-
cred nv Cb,rIoa tVosi former sta'o
attorncy. general Of oklahoma
"'rho f,uf,s Of nur brrtb.rr we
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
PLAN TO ASSIST
CHINA EXTENDED


CoSTlNUED FROM PAGE ONE
Manchuria and eastern Inner Mon
Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

MONTREAL, Dec. 4.-Monsignor
Francois Xavier de la Duraniaye.
vicar general OF tho Roman Catho-
he archdiocese OF Montreal, died
suddenly at the Hotel Dicu hospital,
~ here ne had bcpn A patient.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

Manchuria and eastern Inner Mon
gulia
Japan Tnl,cs stand.
Declaration by Japanese delegates
10 Fridays conference that Japan
had no intention Of relinquishing
her holdings In the Manchurian
province OF Kwangtung has becn
interpreted In some quarters ~ Off
cial notice that Japan intends TO
hold fast TO all her lcgitimately ac-
quired interests in Marrhuria and
Mongolia. Vice Foreign Minister
Hanihara, who announced the
Kwangtung policy, added this SEN
tence, which has attracted attention
In political circles as perhaps indi-
eating Japan's position on any future
political arrangement.
The territory In question forms a
part of Manuhuria--a region where.
by reason OF It's propinquity to
Japan's territory, more than any
thing else. she has vital Interests In
that which relates to her economic
'-Dfe and national safety"
The Chinese consortium has not
yet been accepted by China and IL
has not yet operated.
state British Position.
The British position AS to the alli-
ance was today summed up by Brit
ish correspondents a. emphasizing
that England has no wish To desert
an ally who so Eallantly supported
her In wartime, but that In Consid-
ering the question OF renewing the
alliance she has to bear In mind
strong antipathies In the United
States as well as In certain British
Therefore tt was said It
might be presumed that Great Brit
ain was seeking some form Of mod
filed agreement or treaty whereby
the alliance Itself might Rbrogatc
with IA substltute In the form OF an
understanding perhaps assuring Ja-
pans national integrity by the three
powers-or with trance--thc four
big powers. This would take I'm the
powers making up the financial CON
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

Japan 10 tho question OF national
policy and therefore, to the con
crete question OF how many capital
warships Japan is to be permanent
Is allotted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

The county needs the money. but
don't pay penalty on your taxes.
Wayne l., Dickey county treasurer.
-- Advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
BOX f 209
Care The Dispatch


fpslI!pS wanted ~ Ulsh Scnool boy In
ONO" or messenger. :iiG v-nable Street.
SALESMAN. resilient. .Or VIgin,ans. with
following N mems furnishings and dry
@"edS trade. to carry high. class line Of
s'ik and cotton sh'ris. state exp.rirmcc,
last connection and amount Of 1920 shirt
sH's. all cofnnIni cations strictly con
hdcn'.s. Ghan;iliy ihsr: Co.. Inc. 1875
fitth Avenue. S-~ YORK.
Good 'aihrJ. Patrick Young 90.
"ANTED men prepare as nrofnen. brake
men. to'brc1 train pvrters. 3i25-S25o
month. 40 experience necessaTy. East :
'En-"cstern roads. Full information
Tree. Inter Railway. Dept I99. Indian
spoi.s. Ind.
VIZ WANT Man. az. 20 10 80 -ears.
vhp has 1900 and rervlcc-: business
Tia: Ill! pay you 500 to 1890 monthly.
write for interview. OF phone Ns ndol phi
tIio. from % 10 /: mornings. or q .5i.
.s'e The Dispateh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,
12-I'oInt Tyne

Tho largest type permitted In the
Want Al pages is IL point. and the
smallest space in which Il l2-point
type al may be set Is one inch. The
rate FOR this large typo is : cents u
word daily and $ cents L word sun
day. The same scale OF reductions
VIII apply as Tor regular want ads.
These rates apply only TO advertise
nrcnts originating III Richmond and
suburban territory. From other
sources tho rates are: Daily. Il cents
AN agate line; Sunday, 10 cents an
agate line Count words to the linc).
Cash mus; accompany the order.
Longer term rates for business nd
NcrtiScrS on request.
Advertisements received as late uy
10 y. NJ. ami 10 J.. VI. each week d:,y
and up - l.. VI. Saturday for correct
classification 'n he next EDITION.
Situation Nantcd AdS-Male and
FomIi whom PRESENTED at the Want
Adj Counter Ia ,hc Dispatch building
hy those cat OF wOr.. will DC inserted
Free of Charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 81, /
in front OF the Courthouse, Lccsb
Va. ut IL NJ.

Default having been made by "
liam Clayton and jamie Clayton in
payment in accordance with IT'S tel
and provisions Of part Of the I'll
secured by that certain deed OF IN
which was executed on the 9th
OF November. 1920. To the und
signed trustees. To secure cert
debt to Atlantic Life Insurance Cd
pany. corporation. which deed
trust is of record in I.ibcr 9 LIS I'D
JoS. in the clerks office OF Loud
county. Virginia. and the entire q
standing indebtedness having Ia
declared Immediately due and paya|
by the holder OF the notes cvide nc
me same in accordance with its riI
so TO do under the deed Of trust,
Undersigned trustees, in pursuance
Inc power vested in them under 81
uccd Of trust and at the request d
direction OF the said holder of s.
notes, will. on
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 81. IL
In front OF the Courthouse at I.e]
burs. Va, at the hour OF IL NJ,
offer for sale at public auction,
the highest bidder, all that cert
tract or parcel of land situated
i.cudoun County. Virginia.; abb
threc miles north OF Waterford.
the road leading from Waterford
iayiorstown. containing three hi
"h" Hi'S seven acres OIL VI
tooO. more or less, with all tho
provcments thereon and appur]
nancts thcrcunto appcrtaining.
loininG the lands now or formerly
william Bcattie. John Arnold, id
Koilins and others, for n further
scription of which reference is herd
made to said deed of trust.
This land Is in high state Of cu1
Eation, and has on il substand
buildings and offers fine opportunI
Tot one desiring to purchase n ri
uuctivc farm in one OF the best 81
lions OF Loudoun County.
Possession: January 1. 1912.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
ANDREW d. CHRISTIAN,
va. Ry. e. Power Bldg. Richmond.
WILBUR c. HALL.
LecsburE, Va,
Trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
..SS

$500 CASH will buy established whole
sale manufacturing business worth
$1,000. Box Il 2O3. caro- Tho Dispatch.
5000 CASH security will give you an OPP
portunity 10 get into busincgs that will
pay $500 first month and earnings will
grow much larger. Splendid opportunity
for ambitious man: salesman preferred
call Randolph GOO. mornings. 10 to H.
for Information. Full details in per
sonai interview only. Box q e3+, care
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
lime and Money
Sduers!

People don't have travel nowadays to know what's
going on in other parts of the world
just sit in the and watch the week.
~ review have transprci re-.
Gently In Europe, many sections Of the United
States
What IL saving time expense for the audience
Here in Richmond YOU don't have To walk all over
the city know what's going buy ing and sell.
ing world.
just sit The Dspatch's Classified
Section and YOU will find many of interest to you
These little clasclS will you who can move ,or
iurniturc yoir house To other matter,
you've had in mind II long time.
Catch what the rlassiacis convey! 1t pays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
OPPORTUNITY

for office man-bookkeep-
ing, correspondence and
credits; man about %; APP
pearance, education and
common sense essential.
Must thoroughly under
stand accounts and prompt
~ and properly record de-
tails. Permanent position
for man who wants to grow
and will attend to employ
er's interests. Give full in
formation in first letter Gin
strict confidence). Firm
located in one of Virginia's
largest cities (not Rich
mOnd).
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lNDENED FOR QUICK
REFERENCE
Use the Tclcphonc-Cnll ItandoIph i
AK for Mani Adj unAcr

hsk lot WAnt Al InkCr
Classified advertisements ordcre,
Tor TIL; RICHMOND TIMES DIS
PATCH daily morning edition vii
appear in the next edition OF TIL
EVENING DISPATCH. The rate:
Eircn herewith cover morning anC
evening service in all instances. Will
tho exception OF THE SUNDAY
TIMES DlSPATCH, which is price,
separately.
Schedule OF Want All Rates
2i:c I word daily, minimum
soc, set solid.
- word daily, minimum SEC.
agate caps.
- word Sunday, minimum
"6c, set solid.
So word sunday. minimum
SOC, agate caps.
g consecutive insertions price
Of ~ insertions.
consecutive insertions price
OF y ns-rtions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01

CASliIER-Youmg lady desires position as
cashier sIlcsIady ia drug or depart
:ncnt store. Three years experience.
References furnished. BoH h no. care
The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01

hCIp WHEtCU-3IaIC SO
MEN TO sell Ford necessity dlrcc; 10
car owners IN ;heir localities. You won't
get rich. hut YOU can make good
living. Every Ford owner is live pros
poet. Inquire T. y. stocking = Sun.
go y Strxt. y. w. Washington. Il. T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
special Notices
Personals

liUMEDTNVHlU MEulCINES-ScnI ~
a, once you; address tor tree booklet
describing Ho"rcfe * r.'"Tr hcmro-
lA'h.g homo remedies E.ohmund Hou.u-
!aihie- fharmHgg, ,0i E.s, MaIn Street.
larhmpud Va.
Mrs. y. !. Pyle Announces inc op.u.us;
Il hey Gorse; sho9 .; Els Eas, Grace
street Thursday, December !. me pub
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
M Eit,.fI.s.,iJ.sE

mEitt.fI.s.
Aili,ics ioi Sale u
ARMY BLANKETS FROM $3.50 Up
A1ihy surp!Cs supplies q: all kinds.
I.ats. CoIs. wAe"H Io.vTS. IL. Kos. a.
Company. $40 nr"Oh Avenue.
ltoiS scnoU rhoes, ..ya, ladies' and
mems feii comfort shoes. SC mem,
Grcss shoes. SIS. old ladies' comfort
ahors. 81. Empire Shoo Company. .Ot
ncss Broad street.
GCS-Double- barrel ham,neriess. $3.50
Rowlet; Bicycle Co. AIS IVES, broad
Ns.ECOATS-suv at special pgIc. Also
10 EtSin watches for sale At reasonable
prices. S.egie Loan Oilic-. -, North
s.Ain Street.
ONO electric vacuum cleaner Ideal
Anas gut Gem Elyctric shop.
PIPE anu nttinYs. Brennan & Micha.l,ou
S0S BROOK Avenue. ka.aoipn lVlz
SEVERAL hundred galvanized bucket. ana
nre pahs. i5c each. 5-gaiion nre rxtin.
suisneIs or spra5in IIlAchir-s 81 sscn
~niio they last. 400 concrete and con.
tractors whceIUarfowb at money IA wing
prices. 4. biufoId y Co.. SOL North Fir.
teehth street. Addison 53l2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Situations Wuntcd-Alale F.

Situations Nuntcd-Alale 81
ALLsARoUED sob man. take contract
Jobs and wash windows. attend to fur
mace and yards. wax floors varnish-,
stain noors. every other job around the
house. Address 4i6 Shufer Street.
ARCHITEcTURAI-w a position as
drd!ts!nan: 20 years experience. Adj
dress craftsman. Rox %. Rio Vista, Va.
Observation-Disclosures married man
would like position as entry clerk. ledger
clerk. in fact. any Kind or clerical work
except s;cnography. Best OF rcfercr ces.
Address Box = 200. care The Dispatch.
BOOkkEEi..ii- Young man. with four
years experience in general Office work.
Including bookkesping three years
credits. corresponding and typewriting.
seeks office position. References. Bouic-
ward 32IlW.
BEICKLAYER-P Position wanted by brick
layer job work. Randolph l79l-W.
BUTLf;R-in private family or hospital;
reference. Box :, .2i. Tho Dis
patch.
CAED WRITER. experienced. wishes posi-
ton: willing 10 work at reasonable
salary. BOX II 2lo. care The Dispatch.
CHAUFFEUR. IS twhiteJ. highly educated.
open for position with private family.
BOX q 23s. care The Dispatch.
CHAUFFEUR Position wanted for pri-
yu,e truck tractor; expert
cnced and good refersn ga South
Rowland. Boulevard 47tt-J.
CHAUFFEUR, white, private or truck; 10
years experience: best OF reference
married and out OF work; willing accept
any salary. Call Randolph 3i75 or write
box zoo. care Tn. Dispatch.
CHAUFFEUR wants position for private
car or truck; experienced. f. j. Smith.
L"s -. Fourth Street.
CLEHK--Youns man desires position as
clerk. typist shipping clerk. Hest
references. Addrcsa h. L. F.. G23-C North
Thirty. second Street. City.
CLERk--Wanted. position of my kind by
young married IMAM: experienced retail
salesman or Office clerk. Butler. 900 4.
Clay Street.
CRAFTSMAN - First class mechanic !
craftsman desires position: experienced
design OF tools. pigs. nSturcs and all
glasses freight cars. Box ?2s. care
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Auto Liycry-saiaye.

AUTOS FOR iIlnE-Cpeu af.; e,o....
t.ii' Tas.or Madison $50.
AL1os hlr.d ogcE .nd c.sa.d Es.,
""'e '4ies u. = ia. boulevard !se..w.
~ ips IilhEp-' 81 30 - s. D,, ..o,,
Daniels, h'ni"vard a27-s:o-J.
N!kGiAiA TAM sERvICE-5r., d.,
ana n.sht: We never close. Maa. ,oo.IG,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
INSTRUCTION
LiFE SIt,Ch
Dogs, Cats, Pets

80 1900 .~NS 80
DOG-Onn thoroughly trained dog for
night hunting. CI!ds rhua, .,sum. !I.an-
ton, W.
DOGS and pets Of "a. kInds. vi \ WNbsr
5i5 W. TWENTY -c.shth 81. Madison .,LG
GOLDFISH ASD CANAItIES for "a,
Sours' bra Snop, Is East Grace
POINTER. broke and rotri.yr.: loss ,h.n
thscc years old. hundred dollars, IGou.
Madison 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

Died, November 30. - her
residence, c523 West Grace Street. ths
city, Mrs. W. J. Christian. in IN" ATTY
later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Service ot&llun>-iicpairing

A#TpMOBI.E rAINTI%I Tor IN. .u..
'h'ri.uG -" smith Moo-o V,h.r.o 90
y North Fourth Street.
,hfH ""sheI polished and creased. Mack
''soy' - ". Dtacc. Madison 3;ss.
CYLINDER AND F.sTOS GR!SDiSG a
9"c!a-iJ. gs.ns ths '-tAft vet grIntl,g
tf"c"s., sGpcrsedins A. Other Methods
s"iiri" h1;g . Co. !>it - Il. FYankl,n.
ROSS 'AHLK-Au,nmo.i.q rcsai,iD.
tui genera. Inacaine warN ic6..i.
"'s' As!" street. Hou.tvari i2s
2" r ARE il s POSITION TO 20 gfug.r.
l.Nr1 t'AI N!I%I pS ALI MAKES OF.
MOBILES HEST or MATERIAL
aNb " tNMhNSHiP PRICES mann
.'.,ilN'-'n MOTOR CON-
ENIh h$i' BROAD SHEETS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
lEhkI>S-I,

FoCKETBOOK--Los, poch.:boot wien
81 on from, porch Or ~ front 81 hume
40 East Grace. FHoar please r.iur,,
70 above address OF c-A Madison yu.4
ScAhF-I-ost. lace scarf by span.sh
dancer IN Merry "h.ri Phone Mad.
Jon 4iss-W.
SETTER -S;rayed or stolen. large ,,Hffo
setter Win tan spots. Answers 20 nam.
Joe. J! IL. Nory.!l. ~: Noi,h Boulc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Autos WANTED Rough. sold :,
changed. Ar. k.~I.rE- ~, 81
change tl5 W,s. Boa! So Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
USED FcEDS

THE OVERLAND touring anc roadster II.
nov !saj. delivered iu R!caiuond. uar
.-T-pyer and Co. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01

ELECTKlclAN wants position a, once.
rave city card. Am now gu, Of work.
Am an /. {. ). student FOR electrical en-
Si"eer. Address BOX r 2i2. caro- Inc
Dispatch,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
telephone Is Dispatch Want Ad Staion-Phone Randolph
AUTOMOBILES

Wantcd-Automobl ~
AM ON the market for good u..,
Ed touring car. Chas. f. Ruehr
mG.i. Room &c. Allison Building Sn.u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
situations Wun,eu-Fcmale SO

ana general office worlter
desires position. SeScra! years crps-
r!cnco Can furnish references liox
Is 2s' care The Dispatch.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-07
s. d. LEE PARENT-TEACHER
ASSOCIATION.

Mrs. f. T. Baird, president Of the
Parent-Teacher Association for the 3
D. Lee High School held an important
called meeting Of the committee
chairmen Of the association at the Wo-
mans club Wednesday morning.
The ladies who met to consider
next years work and discuss with
enthusiasm plans for an active cam
paign for the building up Of the as
Sociation were: Mrs. E. T. Baird pres
ident: Mrs. Carey Cooke, viee-presi-
dent and chairman of Health and
Sanitation; Mrs. John Laws, treasur-
er: Mrs. T. W. Townsend, chairman
of Membership; Miss Title Webb
secretary; Mrs. J. w. Lipsconib, chair
man of Library; Mrs. H. NJ. Pratt
Publicity; Mrs. George Banks, Recre-
alton and Play; Mrs. E. s. Moore
House and Grounds; Mrs. Albert
Loeb. Programs. Mrs. Laws. as the
treasurer. made a Gratifying report Of
the work accomplished by the COM
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-07
SUMNER SCHOOL PUPILS

] find 50 many pupils in the Column
bus Public Schools being coached for
advanced standing and credits, and
others making up for lost time or
failure to pass in their studies, or to
make their grade in the regular term,
that / think it advisable to make
some announcement in regard TO the
requirements.
Teachers coaching pupils during
the summer vacation are asked to file
with the superintendent a report Civ
ing age and grade Of pupil, whether
doing advanced or review work, and
also examination papers with the list
Of questions. This report should be
filed at least one week before school
opens, September 18th. The time de-
voted to review work win be left
largely to the discretion Of the coach
teacher
Pupils working for advancement on
new studies should put at least six
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-07
THE PRIZE MASCULINE BREAD MAKER

There was a bread-making contest the other day at
air held at Evanston, his Quite a number of women
ook part and there was less hlarity when ii
became known that mere also in the contest
he larity turned wonder and dismay when it became
Known that the said mere had won first prize.
There need be less surprise when it is understood that
breadmakng is in the older countries very largely a
mans job Beyond the seas, people have obtained their
for centuries from bakeries and the bakers were
ordinarily of the masculine gender. For long time, on
he other hand it the custom everywhere in the
United States to have only homemade bread and its
making was the job of the good housewife the nanny
ervant. AS immigration grew, however, we commenced
10 bakeries start up operated by French, Bohemian
Polish, Italian and German men. These bakeries were
mall at first but steadily they increased in size until
he bakery has been great industry in America for
han third of a century.
Still, to the purebr American, it still looks queer
p see aman making bread and queerer to him taking
prize at it. A%N IN
Also we will find lot of fellows twtting the ladies
bout this masculine individual who has beaten them
Tut at their job. But think they had better not
cast too hard because the other hand Of these
|ays-a woman may take the railroads and run them
I ght
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-07

comes up. He was the uncompromis-
ing foe Of whiskey and carpet-bag
government and as both buled in his
day, he had plenty of opportunities
to use both his pen and his fist in his
defense and was always ready with
either. He held in contempt those
who thought work degrading and
uever lost an opportunity to let it be
known. His honesty and sincerity
made him liked by those who found
fault with him. Our City has never
recovered from the loss Of his big
heart and his ability to write.
His humorous write-up Of the bat.
tie Of the Sandy Plains" which took