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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-06
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus


Every cook welcomes new pota-
toes for table use. And the ways of
fixing" them are legion.
1t should be remembered. how
ever, that new potatoes are rather
like unripe fruit and harder to di-
gest than ripe potatoes later in the
fall. The starch grains are imma-
ture and in a state difficult to con-
| vert into sugar for the easy assimi-
lation by the body,
The least watery and most albu-
| minous part of the potato lies di-
| the best mart OF the Vegetable nota.
| toes should be boiled in their Jackets
A little stjff hand brnsb 70 a h,o
| helm in p~rena inns the tnhsrs fnr
| cooking.
A few sprips NJ mint cooked with
| small new potatoes that ore to he
! served Main with butter give them
a tang
New Potatoes in Egg Sauce
Eight or 10 small potatoes, IL
cups milk, 1 egg yolk, 2 tablespoons
butter, 1 dessertspoon -four, 2 tea
spoons minced parsley, II teaspoon
lemon Juice loptional). salt and pep
per, . nara polieo eggs.
ocrup potatoes n COOK IN skins.
reei ana keep NOT. Make a sauce by
meiting putter. STIRRING IN Hour and
auoing mix SLOWLY TIL thick
ems. Let poil nve minutes. Then
aoa 'oak Oh egg, parsley. lemon Juice
salt, pepper and chopped hard boil
ems the sauce. Add potatoes n re-
eat over not water II necessary.
luncbeon m;th a trasb ..,ad 80.
n we'll ba,snced meaI ~ "a
ScalIoped Potatoes
Five medium sized potatoes. 2
| tablespoons butter. 2 tablespoons
| flour. salt and nepner mustard u
small onion 2 Guns milk.
Pare and slice notstoes put "a
| few slices OF onion in the bottom of
! a well buttered baking dish. Add "a
| LAYER of poraroes Sift over about
9 teaspoons 1our. a dash of mustard
salt and pepper. Dot with bits of
butter. Add another layer OF pota-
toes. flour and seasoning. Continue
until all the ingredients are used.
Pour over milk and cook one and
| one-fourth hours in a moderate oven.
No.. D......
po,.toos eaa dooD s .o,.
pora noto. - nrSins' Sa
,ornd 49, SUP
go aua a. III M oosu nernn ii IN WIZ
~ ,;nah ds a bsh Ei ~ lnis
~ uo - 81, ns.a Az iuose
h h, Ill NY IA ueIp iau soiu
, snu; ~ .u; a. On a ny papSt anu
VIZ ~ Anese iiopoIis
.nay Se pispar ~ .ne niils ahu
so dinno ou Vi 'eNa'eo III 'He oven
ioi oiAi
New Potatoes Dreamed
Little potatoes are best. Wash
and scrub or scrape or skin. Drop
into boiling sailed water. Allow 1
Tablespoon salt to 2 quarts water.
Boil until tender but not over-done.
For 8 little potatoes allow 4 table
spoons Of butter and y cup cream
or top mix: Melt putter, add cream
n when not, but not boiling. add
potatoes. COOK over hot water for
ten
Potatoes with Cheese
Two large potatoes, eggs
(whltes), 1 yolk or egg, IN table
spoons grated cheese. 2 tablespoons
MIX 2 tablespoons butter, 1 tea
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LEGAL.


August ?, Z, :. O. ~, and a. 1921, World
Publishing COMPANY ruhllsherJ
NplIIE.
sealed BIDS Wi. Nr received hy lHHfI
OF Education Of District ~. a. at school
euild'ns at Fisher. okla" until 9. m.,
August IS, 1921, FOR the construction OF
two, two-rouw brick school buildings as
I'r rlans ana specifications drawn boy \.
j Love a CO., architects, cashier check
~ $500 each Will be- required WITH bd
made payable TO Ed Fillmore, c.rrk IIHns
arc on file at architects office. -ui RICH
ard Bdg, Tulsa, Okla Board reserves
'hr r'ght TO reject any OF all bids.
Puhl.s shed In tho Tulsa Daily World
August G, T. and = 1921. world Pup.
fishing ouupanN pubIshor)
NOTICE
Sealed proposals Will be received ty tho
Board Of County Commissioners. Tulsa
county Oklahoma, until the hour uf t"o
t-b O'Clock T.. NJ Monday, August lbth.
1921, for the furnishing ana installation
NJ 70 pneumatic water supply system az the
tulsa County Poor Farm. Tulsa county
oklahoma,
Also alternate scaled proposals fu" the
tHrnshing and installation pf gravity
water system, with steel tower and tam"
sump, etc
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROOMS roR RrNT. rrH>i~uEU.
LARGE southeast room private "a
$3.50, home meals next door. 4,
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LEGAL.S

an bids are Required t1 hs placed on
t'" lu the IIfN Auditors office far in.
sI'niiuu fNrtN.olrht Huur4 uftsi upcrlrg
before frc award ut rejection 20 bids can
BE- I.t1..
Tulsa. oklahoma. August .rd Is.I
MRS. FHANk SEAMAN
LLLL N.L-L-r-
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d"ur 'n yuur own garage II desired. We
Ga" i"' nNt ',,f,T, ,trAXtpq
Autn cleaning epcriaiIst.
Gs1rr mis-
FOR s\ll or TN\'h M.n'o" t"r,'9g
.,,l ,''F, ',,.. .,,'.t w.. ,'.,1 i'',i
,',., ".'.l s.I...',i .,ii' ,...,I.,s. r.DlI 6t!
..', S',,i ,li',.' aIol H''' ''''' '''-
W.. ,,...
~ 'N'..,,, ,,...n.rI.I ,,T.ii,,'U
,ut rrrma Auto a Tirr iNchaurr
.I' Et.l Second uatrc 5000
ron sNLr.N rori rascr A. condition.
u't h'it"In, some ''I"' IU'- 10 Ih'.i.
foltn SEDAN lnlN model ,E""l con
1856 to,us Auto q tiro Exchange dlI
=. Second So Usage COOS
Eot,p rot.uINr iets now TON aud scnt
covcts motor In good condition easy
terms. as cash, balance monthly Roth
Hrowu Tire co. 4'i u. Second Cedar ass.
FORD ROADSTER for snle cheap. Usage
'V'f. u. ". - 'uthi''.
f,5H "a, a. Io.u tp'giH,'t CON nr
ID "..lo"' e." a. ~ "'"''' w '"'' '"'
''''t''. ..- ~. '''"'
fbR SAIL. f.id touring car cheap Tor
ca'h' 'v' N'7'h 7'" '"nu 'p''nbN
''"'''
rnndif,,u' irrra now cords three snare
t,r,s' t,. .,tta v.iro v,n.,ls Sacfifr,
f.r cash osara ats
RON "sAI.r .p.dgc t,,,,I,l. CA, IN g,,i
r"ndit,nn ,a7S C,sG liG Chnv,
ouu,. aSt for Wall.
,.,.,,-t,,r N,t ago. 4. t,su .tt.,..D
i'N Nl''' N'.'l - ..-" '...N
l'l'7.' lns. l'''n,'F ",'' u" H''', u, u,W
...' @ I''" ,rI" ii,''"'' = va "''"
..'
f'lt SAlh infd, bodE' QUICK ana many
"iher Eo"l MAKES. every car n hatshlh'
,'Ii,,s u" h.i', ss,nny Ut i-N'"''b'' w
M'',. ,S,Er ''',.
Fonp RoApsTER--io.o model stutor,
car good condition, ''2H, terms. Auto
Tiic Exchange, 5ld East second ~
Usage 5oo'.
GOOD TOURING CAR reasonable i22
\y.st 'rb,rI phours 1saue N72I or
.ps,,, ttil
'"h' ''''
LOS ANGELES RADIATOR woRHS
Expert repairing and recording our new
honcycomb core viii keep your motor cool.
Priced right and guaranteed Usage l2'2
81 n h"Ht"h'
LOWEST COMMISSION charged tor SELL
ing used cars. no storage. ioa West
SECOND cedar 2GbG.
,,,.r,.,,t.tt E.,.....,y..r tust ,,y,,buul,J
fpo running condition. top and body
badiy burnt. win sell cheap an "
T.t,rth Ispgy 7bIH
,.,su "uD>bsTI.H 1920. motor I'm first
iugs condition good Tres Wrn scll On
terms TO- suit or wtI trade Tor notes So
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Will PAY cosh Tor second hand Buick
or Sash Rutopmhi,r, 3 ur passenger.
must be- ln FIRST. class condition. gyt
Kennedy BIdg.
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,M,s 30 in, l'tI da} ,of August a -
in Iu.sp. u,ahom, saI at public auctai
=" 3D.. L'th'.t rdd.f, iar cash. TIE fol
.,N "F .' 'N.I ana 4"IE''rd tr'iEh
|e.Ln ",',n '", l'fal cH'rsos thcrru
.d'r not l.'h pald as required hy Law
''-"'i.
one box crowns
Yves, .p,.slE,ss '' 5"G li, i'''fh' i'.. rs M,d
u.s' 'rph"uia.
,.. such sale VIII bee made pursuant to th
." Taa,,i iaiy S!.5'G IogIi.' I'''1'''"''
by D. u. GAkrLANp.
,.,...,,.....- Their Agent
August T. s" " 6. % snJ J'' Ts,Iy isi, Wo[t W"r.
Publishing Co.. Publishers
NOTICE..
No,ig, n Irr,nv pirrn Ina, s,,I,,r.,,
au,r ~ an order h} tn" i%Ioard Boar " ~ S''n7T''
luisstoucrs ~ tGr Cit, Of Ti'is, uII',b.,...
Of thc 1iiv HUJ1r,, nt ,ntt''ss, az thv "i.l'
u'clo,I, p. m.. Naudty Aue,,st iip'' ,e,f
isg 70. lartis6lns ma',iials aud rSffiar@,a
wise 'iutra,iur In tni 80 ,'',nn,e & %''' ti'.
TO d., conditions h"fo'naftrr .,t ogt G' IN
fellnnIrr ,in.,,il..I ,.,'5.'. a ~ ~ 10
.n,,ir. I,,.I str,r. ' ... .''.'' "t me 10.
Cuy ~ Tr.Isa to.y,If. ''' "'.'''' III S'''
Di.yNiIA NVIXt.t, IRON, .,.
North line Of Nintn Street 40 !, roinp
crosb.[e Aaaition '"''''' IN M''che'''
SEVENTH STREET from, the r,s,
Ina OF k.nosba Ayan,,., ,, ,, -.
uno OF Ccn,rai nspEEue nsfE ,y'oSI, I" tne West
srrtlot with IHreit,, rNN,op' '''''-
ri IfyI- %I.ii Srtt .
Etst ilnr 6f t,,yf"n '''', a y.,i,,, "'u tne
West Inc II Gaiy.stop Nvon,s '' inc
'JACESlE AVitNIfH fr'.',, H.. >,,.r,,
iine Of EIc,rrth Str',i 9.' '" M. t,'. S" S"nih
line %. n,,ertIrw AI5i,i.n '"e 'o"'n
TRENTON AVENUE from the
South line Of 'Thirl Str.rt 70 tHo
North I'M, ~ Fourth street
NGHKTDWS AIE%t.E GJnlou
nivdl from a line / 3 fcct North of
to a.. south Limo Of ufn,l,. a .ri !
GIbar'y Place. May,yood Aliifian,
OLYMPIA AVENUE from tbo
South line Of FIRST street To the South
line of Archer street.
FRISCO AVENUE from the South
line Of Twelfth Strr,t To- the Center
line of Fifteenth street,
FRISCO AVENUE from tho Center
line Of Fifteenth street 10 the west
production uf IN, South limo of Block
/. Riycrford Addition.
ADMIRAL BOULEVARD p1rH
street, from the West line 81 Olympia
Avenue io the East line or Quauuah
Avenue. in owen Addition to the city
Of Tulsa ..,..
=, foEkToWN AVENUE from the
South line Of Wakefield Addition. eS-
c"ptng the intersections with Third
S'lfS' 'WlfES'RsuArt. STREET from the r,,,
line of Main street to the East line
OF Boston Avenue,
line or Hucna Vista Place to the North
lino NJ Nineteenth street.
PHpENlN AVENUE from the South
t.hg OF ADMIRAL H"n,.yaId to the
SCUM IN" OF NTchrr ~ F"'t'
Nmr, N"G ,nn ,ne or SiNrn, Sir,gt ,r,, I" t''
'r,,,un g,,r,, =, r,1r , "a, t..
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WEST MAIN MArERNlrY SANTA.
rum \ home for the rure ana protec,
ton Of young women, rates reasonable
hablos adopted. Dr. NJ II Newman, med
seal director. laA7 ". Main. Oklahoma
f"Ify
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07
USED CARS
(TERMS)

You will be impressed with
the fact that we are giving
exceptional values in these
high-gradc used cars if you
will look them over and take
"A ride.
3-35 Packard. 7-passongcr Fuaran-
tcod
Cadillac 90. 7-passcnror, like new.
Cadillac 81 Victoria, in fine shape.
Pierce Arrow, 4-passongor, Ike new,
Franklin, 5-passcngcr, In Al shape.
Cole Roadster in Al shape,
stutz Hcarcrt, 1920, a nice sport car.
Packard 4-passnngcr, current motl l.
Peerless Chummy Al condition.
Marmon 1920, 5-passonscr rcnl
bargain,
We also have number Of other CArs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

duuushcd iu thc Tulsa patly World July
,V i" Augn-t J. B. = 3, O., !.
Publishing COMPANY IubIshorD
N'll' D. OF SALE JF UNCLAIMED
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AUTOMOBILES
MANIIn- NIInMnIiIII.

WNNIEp-.tsrd cars to SOIL pn small
rnUtuIssiuu COR private owners taci
Cor l'.'Hrrr go Y Main. Usage ttos.
VAST GHig, touriuu 1890 cr 1927 mndci
VII way otsh Tor ear uri,rd right Osass
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TULSA ENCAMPMENT NO. SO !. o. O. r..
Meets second aud fourth Friday each
month, J.. m.
n. S RICE c. p.
X. II. FULLER. Scribe.
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TULSA REREKAH NO. SO. !. o. o. r.
Regular meeting first and third Monday
OF each month. u. m.
MRS. MABEL WRIGHT N. q.
GERTRUDE RANKIN, Sec'y.
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ALTOS ron nInr-oAnAGrs

ADMIRAL, lGli--GaraFc tor rent
CILlE%SE. n ll2t- Garage for rout,
cement f'o'r and drisc 'stK" 't9H
FOR REET-GaraEe for ~ cnrsi ~ fpot
room ON side, $50 per month. CAN &c
1uT 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

LOST Ny chillreus per collie uup. TO-
male. months old. standard 'uatlt-
IuFs white collar. Liberal reward T..
" RodoIf cog East Nineteenth, phone
Usage gIn.14
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

found "A rIHrc wh,r" WI ann n1od "a
know ~ ~ th.v s.u iu.u,s n,f,rt. f,r
S3ls and womou's purnus ana oYrnr,IY a.,
g. 40 nud nm u's TURK Irns ans :
N.Ir ''
L'lSI a ,lH"'' To nave q h,au,tu' mono.
car nhI W"hl'riut husn'nd. Jus,
I'' "''1 ,'".''n Hl'.''' ",, 'HN' NY ''.L
tn tI,r,' riri Win N ,r,Vn IIsyo V,,,r
Zee, tr.,f,d h., uur foot sp,riaIist 1.url,
N~.s sfS s Main
,....-., .-,..---.
LIS NY 'iI.tI'H I'' N',' I"p' l'-
.,"', "'"''us "'', r,'huHiI i''' Us
,,H' WIZ" ,"',"' 'n..', I,M''".
'S'N' 80. go. .....
l'yN ',,"'N F.uh '"hni' n'nnl'l,a. ON
'. ~" -" ....,f ''h' W ''lt, .'l'F y,
IT, '.,"N' a. N'E'' ''''' 10" 4"i" ana
i'"@'"h'
Lost. N'nIttur" gold football. owners
name engraved nu back. tsaEe baa9.R
MRS II Dsarc 7-0 would uks TO henr
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nome one gentleman 10 references
ELGiN ~. 709 Sleeping room. close in.
hot and cold water At an times, suitable
f"t on" or two Cedar 3li,
ELwOoD, +. u6-Nlcely furnishcd, large
front room with twin beds fnr two
gentlemen. Usage 5Cs2.
ELGlN, s., .ls- south slecping room
connected with bath, In private home
Phone cedar 2tb6,
FRANKFORT. s.. 2lO-Two nice front
sleeping ruoruT f"r rent
FOH HENT--In private home sleeping
room adjoining bath. ~ " Eighth
FOURTH, t., ilG-Two furnished rooms
ron HENT Large. cool. beautifully fur
uiHh,I roam, three south Windows, TO
young LADY Tor company T0de'n. g,Hver
i"nt 10 BATH. rent yofy reasonable. osng"
FOURTH. ", GlG Sleeping room for
gentleman Usage tcGi
rOH HENT Elegantly furnished south
man Apartments bs'g" 1921.
rDH REST Ntocly Furnished front room.
close lu s2l 5. EiWpod phone 7ii3.
Fl WElsUED sleeping '-,oms, Alta Vista
Apartments nsng" 900.
rlrrH W. c2e TWO sleeping rooms,
with hoard. nsaF' IN,
rOH NESr- Nicely furnished front sleep.
inK room. two large windows, large
closet private" entrance. convenient To
HhIN. Afihth from lNN lltIigflta Apart
menls. CAL Cedar 1905 or Usage 2iss.
FOURTH ". glO--Sloeping room, IN
modern home. adjoining bath. close In.
two blocks Of ppstDfficc. References eS-
changed.
] FOR RFST,Two nicely furnishcd bed.
rooms southern exposure, connecting
bath. suitable for four gentlemen, also
/ garage. tau 3l0l care Vandcvers during
da5, after o'clock call Usage $3.50.
ron RENT Stcely furnished bedroom
/ southeast exposure, modern homo hnth,
/ close, prlylcg0 uf living room, close IN,
/ for either ladies or gentlemen. Call
/ Cedar 3a3 or at 80 W Ninth.
/ FpN OSE who likes q nice home room
J ana sun parlor. adjoining bath; no other
. ruuWorH Gentlemen. references. "a
. r.. sixteenth, between Boston and CiuCln.
na'i Usage 5G9i
. FOR tENT close i'm. heautlfYl south bed d.
/ rpHu. connecting bath, ~ private family
M two, modern, garage n desired. Rea.
suuar'e. Usage 1910
GUTHRIE, s. gag Sleeping room. con.
nrCtipg sleeping porch for gentlemen
onlS.
HODGE, h.. l2O3--Furn.shcd two and
thrAv rooms or ull together. Ccdar il67
HOUSTON. $. so. Large, airy, modern
bedrooms nicely furnished, cool loca-
ttpu. summon rates. Usage J1]2.
HODGE e., 3l6H Modern up-to.datc
sleeping rooms. now under new manage.
. Wrnt Prices right, both jltnoy and
street car service, Cedar 2lS1'
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pANuN Nttc 5.pHss,ugcr touring car
'ur sale. worth tho muuvy. call Usage
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iIGur uo,s,n,rr,>o uooMS IA

'"''' ""' "'>'"''''\" """MN 10
ADAMS. l,at upua,,,,rIur room. with
f.trt p.t,n 81 ..Itf.r n, ,,t,.,,.
.,,,.,, ...
U,It I',u.,,.,Ir, 49,. rs st /,
,r,,, a.,
'NN''l W .I' guy, '""h huuN'"''p
,rau,,' aiui,s unIN o,aro -, ''' ""
u..I,. 4ol ,r. . ..,.,..
ueri L.y..t.,,i,g ,,,.,, '"',.
,,''u ,,'... "'n''"' , .
McrIng rooms S. 80 aud s.. Cair
T. Ilud
,Is,I&NNII 3D. $40 Tvu Mica, ..st front
houa,Navuiug ruoms. near bath front
porch. everything furnished. summer
rates. F'f"gr. osaro A1h6
CNHruAGE. g.. l8Is Two wru furnished
huuHokorIlug rooms walking distance,
ono hbt BLOCK south J. - hospital. rea-
H"h"h'' ''n' Usage 'aN'
CLOSE ~ cool housekeeping rooms. rca
sonHnl" fnt two or throo adults. 6il
.. run. .lnha,l.
'IN'lNNATl NJ, il2 Two furnished
rooms t't Hght h"gsgko"ping' also ono
''''' '"''" ''"' '''H
'IlEl uNHlA X, Sso. one suite ~ house
,,",tv,rn,,"h '""iu' nv' A"' '"'n water no
'''''''". ''''h' "''''
'lihl hNNR NJ eflLTwo largo, oleha
tIont rooms convenient TO balh' pri
'"t" entrance.
DEAR MRS NEWLY WED. even . tight
housekeeping room Is trounlcsomo to
"''p ln nlu'r Wh'h your frct hutt. see
"uI roo, ~, ,l"IlAt 'nh th"n huy a palr ~
around thc house TurR Nos uS 80
Main '"' ''''' "" o.
striStIy p,ni.rn cim,n ,n ,a"'i,s'
cation, rent reasonable.
I,iNYonn -I,..h,,,i,g ,o,,,,.
downstnitH
I.l.Nnup I5i9 Iwo-Too,, ona,,,.n,.
furnished Tor light housekeeping Usage
Jbla.
'L,W, L,',.c, s.rir5" ,no,ns f,% ron, 'sn' s.
rage Oaago 2tGk Il
tp ,v,,p A. oos NO.. ,,,..,,. ,..,.... ,,..,,.
fnrtahi, ,n,ri.Iod fnr t,, niuIts ci,,n
and good surruundinga
H., won q, an. ,,',...--..,..- ,,.,., ,...,,..
Eo,,trr ANNA amin m,,,.,,sc" ,n ,n
,"tt'rut '".,''' TS,,"'" 'N'''"''' u" ~"
,,o,. ,,,' W., ",.', ....a...,.,.
~ hon, b,s,r,,ig ,,,g ",,'. "',, A.,
,,r,, Tw 'h ,n'"t ,"''''7 j"
,'.,'''' ''' ~. ~ ''"'' ''''''' W, '''''
'N,H' ~. '", j. "' "'',hu'" '""'nH '"'
''' ''' ''''N ~
fhh hENI I"" hc'ly furnished ighi
,..',,',',,'',, r''t
fAihNIEW' r., iltH, Two rooms, mod
os,gc soaN }" "'''"'" ''''"'' "''"'' VI"
rutss, 10. ,.,-,..,,. ,...,...,..,.
| Iup rno,ns rouurctinr hath MIN ,iavn
/ ton north. south aud west exposure Largo
| front porch with swing use OF phone,
EAIu y 91g-2 pt,,Iv furptsh,1 hnu...
keeping rooms mn,lcfn, garage, ,s5 Dor
month Phone cedar $50.
| ron LIgHr housekeeping rooms. coll
c"dar os'
FOR RENT .Thrcc Furnished rooms call
at IGl1 T.. Admiral.
ron RENT Two housekeeping rooms; no
obiaciion e. cbildrru' ak IL Mnyb"n
rutg.r ~ qit. r,r rcut nm. uyh,
hou,.kaoulng room. Gsnrc ttGi
,,.,,.,.,y,.,,t,T,,,, -. ,.,,.,,.....,,..
and s"ronncd parcR Usage IGg7 "''''
,,,.,.,..,.... -.
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MOTORCYCLES ,ND nIcycIrs -

FOR SALE. one 1920 model moipr,,cir
side car, fully electrically equipped. run
'rss than 800 miles 'nll psag" s12'
ISDtAS motorcycles and bicycles. In
dian Motor Sales 4 Service Inc East
Eleventh ST. Usage GOO
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FoHD ROApsTER-io2o model starter,
car good condition. 1525. terms. Auto
& Tire Exchange. 3lJ East Second -
Usage 6OOH
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FuH aALE. Modr "K" a.. 1920 Buick
rundrt,r just recently uVorhaulrd. new
block and u'sluus. now paint. bargain
for cash. can cedar ll2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07
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In limited
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

LOST The art of saving money, and
found place where you duut nood to
know 70. as they sell mems uNfnrds for
So is ami wumcu.s pumps AMI oNrurds ut
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-07
CAVALIER DENT

The marriage of Miss Olivia Som"r-
willie Dent To- MIR. Charles Henry Cana
licr took place Thursday mnrnin" last
at ST. Alloy siuS Church, Washington.
The bride IS the daughter az County
Commissioner an Mrs. j. Marshall
Dent, of Oakley, this county. The
bride groom il the son OF Judge and
Mrs. Il. Harris Camalier, al LEONARD
town.
The bride was gowncd in white hand
embroidered French org1ndie over
white satin with hat Of white tafTeia
and orange blossoms and carried -
shower bouquet of white roses. illIics
of the valley and sweet peas.
The wedding, which was very quiet
affair, was attended hv only few
friends Of the Young couple Mr. Ken
meth Duke, Of i.cunardtnwn. was be>t
man and Mass Ida tii2ahcth Dent, sis
tor al thc bride, Wa, maid of honor.
MIR. aud Mrs Camaiier spent their
honeymoon at Cape May. y. J. whore
the Maryland state Bar Association,
OF which the groom is member, is
holding its annual convention.
The BEACON extends its best wishes
and congratulations tn the young
couple.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-07

On Tuesday of last week Sacred
Heart Church, az GIyndon. was the
scene of a pretty, though quiet, we'd
ding when Miss Mary A. Rooms, OF
Reistertown, became the bride of Mr.
John +. Stone, formerly of this county.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Patrick j. kenny, rector of the church
Owing IN the recent death of the
bride father, only the members OF the
tao families were present. The bride
looked lovely in n gown OF white
Reorgette, trimmed with ribbon and
tiny white roses, with hat tn match.
She carried an armful of bride roses
and ferns. After the ceremony deli
cious wedding breakfast was served at
the home OF the bride. after which the
happy couple LETT, amid shower of
rice. for a honeymoon trip by auto to
Ocean City and various other points
81 interest
The groom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Stone. OF Cedar Poiut,
this county, and has a host of friends
who will wish him and his bride happi-
ness and prosperity for the future.
After July Is they will be at home to
their friends on Magnolia Avenue,
Arlington. x.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-07
hrs ANNIE LONG.

Mrs. Annie Long, daughter Of the
late Henry $. aud Mary II. Edwards,
and widow of the late Judson Long.
died at her residence ia the Fourth
Election District, this county, Satur.
day, july 2, In the 18th year OF her. are.
LIZ lleG- Death ttss community has lost
a good. useful citizen. a kind and
charitable neighbor and her relatives
and friends who were closely associas.
ed with her will feel an irrepara Jle
loss
Prior tn her recent illness, Mrs.
Long had been in good health. hut
about two months ago she was stricken
by "A serious physical trouble, from
which she failed To recover.
Mrs. Long is n member'of one Of the
oldest and best families of MARYLAND.
She was staunch member Of the
Catholic faith and at her death she
was fortified by ali the rites of the
church. Her funeral took place at 81.
Joseph'S Church ON July 1, with Re-
QUEEN High Mass, the pastor ofiiciat-
ing. lntrrment washad in st. Joseph's
cemetery.
Surviving Mrs. Long is a daughter
Miss Katherine Long, one sister, Mrs.
Lucretia Farr, and one brother. Mr..
Thomas &. Edwards. of Helen. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-07
THE TOBACCO GROWERS PROBLEM

Meetings of the members of the
Southern Maryland Tobacco Grow
crs' Association in the lower counties
have been recently largely attended
aud marked by plain speaking. At
Prince Frederick few days ago
former Congressman Thomas Parran,
one of the moving spirits in the or
ganiZation, and its president, discuss
Cd The situation in Southern Maryland
and in other tobacco-growing centers
with vigor and force. The Charles
county growers held a meeting last
week. at which former Senator Lam
caster urged that the stick together"
spirit be kept in mind. the La Plata
Independent regrets that notwithStsad-
ing the labor, time and efforts to make
the organization 100 per cent. strong
in this county, thergare still q number
of farmers who remain on the outside
and refuse TO join In helping their fel-
fow man, seeking at the same time TO
reap the fruit OF their neighbors'
labor"
Ii is again pointed out by the Jnde-
pendent that there can be no denial
of the fact that the Association is
keeping no the price of tobacco, and
advances the opinion that were the
Association TO disbaEd there would be
drop Of at least half in the market
price