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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
BOARD AND ROOMS


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JEFl ltHa'r HOTEL.
SI' boulder
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est ma ,.,, y.r,i.ntr5 to,.f Oh, U', ,,,.
grrttAL. sf'NNgu Am. IVY
pr.u, t.4ss i.57 s.tC
,.,,.,.,.,.,, -.
..,, pt,,. a3t .1''t s lu
~ Gnu" "p''"bH
"hHIl.ANil HOTEL 20bh hast Thlrd
rooi"s with hot ami cold water ~ 10 90
t,,, VA w@"t '"nn,,uIF ana private bAth
w "h' ~. 'H"F" 'o''' -
tr. LOUIS HOTEL
,ryN ~ ""I H's'"' ''''h' cool rooms
''''
IinUr 10, -IktrriNG ROOMS ~
600 FDt a pair of house sIlrr.rs pi
TURK Bros. graatsst shoe sale aIs s.
Main
GuTTUtN, a., 2OiaTwu large light house
Keeping rooms. connecting bath.
EIWDDB. g.. g0a IIus,L.,utrx mama
duvurt.irH
A,,,tuAt ,t, p.... ,.....,.,-,
urht huusrEeping o,rs .,tl.n
oAivi.s,rr,. ,.n. ,...
ught houseitocping rnnua for rem, t15
p.r month bssrr 9gJt ~
,.,......,,
hnusot ,lpinr roons ,26 n.r i.',,ib
Cedar ESQ.
u.,t,.t,tt,,, g,. ... .
housrltrouiuv rooms und,ip u,,.,t''
entrance.
.IyV, ,,,.,t,,,, r,,,i.t,., ,....,,.. ....,.,
huusokocplur can mo W rlrl
teutt,r, 50 t,t tr,,,t.t., ,., o., .,f.t,
housek coming llcno o.,ra tii '' ''S"'
NAypttt. t,q 1y.. ..,, ...i
"furnisbrj ,o,,.sp..,,,r" r..,,,.. .'n' .rn .rn
s. uor week D.,.. rS'i
MAIN. s.. ts. A yrr, ,o,l tj,r.,. ,..,.,,,
upstairs furni.hod sptrtfurrf cI,sn
plrssant. adjoining i,th. p,E,tr en-.
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w\>r,u-nl>l>l,s ,rn,Ic, ~

IT'S a GOOD BUSINESS policy % buy
'unr shoes from TURK lrps. slS or il2
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WE SELL used cars Fair
camuilHrion aud storage. iO3s
Noat Second ST
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EMPLOYMENT


Nti' RIIpNN W NNif'' "" VIZ W
OFFiCE POSITION wanted by young
lady. shorthand and typewriting. sal
ary not considered. Phone Usage 1881
/ AM GOISG TO Chicago on or about
August ist for two weeks vacation.
VIII take care Of child. Invalid or elderly
person either going or return trip. Reason
able tecumpense. Phone Mrs. Brown. Cedar
l6tt nr write 1871 East Burnctte.
WIDOW with one child wants position
keeping huus" IN muthcrlcss home or for
bachelor, must be in nice home. Phone
Usage ioo9.J. Mrs COT,
WHITE WOMAN wants work In ex.
change Tor servant quarters. le7-E'
care world.
An EFFICIENT stenographer and office
clerk desires temporary or permanent
position. cedar 1876.
SrESOGRPHER- -bookkceper. desires post
tiou. eight years experience oil and
other hnes. wages ti25. psage s3s3.
UNIVERSITY girl. excellent accountant
and typist; thorough knowledge office
detail. five years experience. Chicago.
Part or all time. Cedar 1866
WANTED TO do laundry at home, !i.25
dOlrn. mons clothes By the piece. can
Fior'rc". "sHgn 23o9.
WANTED. Position by on experienced
stouoEraphur. Usage l0'6.
PRACTICAL NURSING wanted. Usage
t7O4-R.
PRACTICAL NURSING by mIddIe-aged
lady. can Usage s790-J.
wANTED-Posttion by an experienced
young lady rashIcr. Phone Usage 5G53-J.
sTENOGRArHER cashier and office as.
Hlsfauf. ius res immediate employment.
Reasonable salary. Cssg" tiFq
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NrIO\s WANTED. FEMALE "a
Ads undsr this h,aaius mast b. paid In advance.

MInDlE-AGED lady from the east. un-
ueumbor,d wants position as house
lk'rpcr with couple employed or widoWcr.
with family. WI take run charge ~
homo. U.r references, 3o5 $ Glwood,
us,gc 6""-.
THOWOUGlILN capable AMI experienced
sfruoErauAcr wants temporary work
Os1ro 2-n'.
MANrEp-Posiitlu as superintendent in A
hospital hy graduate Uur-. Of eNecu-
tive ability. Can glyc Huaysthctic. can
ut references, Address i5s {
care World.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
PERSONAL PROPERTY

BUSINESS PERSONALS 81
THERE Is ONLY one American window
cleaning company in Tulsa, and any in
fringDmcnts VIII be prosecuted. q, f.
'srUpl1
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PURFLy Personal

FAfRMoNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for
confinement. private; prices reasonable.
Write Tor booklet. Mrs. T. u, Long t9ll
E. twenty seventh T.. Kansas Slty. Mo.
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FINANCIAL.
REAI. ESTATE loans

NEED MbNE1f
Private loans to salaried furniture ow,srs.
easy payments. Union Loan Co., t.7 u.h
iuson Bldg
REAL ESTATE LOANS for i've ye-.,...-
business or residence property in I....
no cofnmishipni principal payable ..t
time after first year or at end of f..
years. interest EemiauuualIy; farm f.., .,.
same terms.
GREER INVESTMENT COMpANy
s'l summons bidg Phone OsaEo 80
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BOARD AND ROOMS


'"'"
'I..' 'N"'' Do H'HiN room TOT ON" E'h..r.
'', %. ,,''' '',r,''.' ''''r ..' ,'''
-ah'i ""'p.hr room, neat 10 h'th.
'--.'I DID, 81. ia.2 sleeping ppr'1 and
''n i'f '"H g""'i.w'n. cedar llbs
bLslHhulE pu'-.d" r,am. yefy close in,
q. t,r one ,r ,~o. senUouen .,alo g.
ForrrL ". uUa Scat. oooL sleeping
room. s.u'heast room. adjoining. batn.
'''r" '3a..
bLH'EH g., sol hIco front bedroom ami
Lovely sleeping rooms in private home
ono " Tif'n
oINcINNATi o. 1911 Ta- rcnt room
aud Sleeping r.r.h f1r Two. also single
''.". '.'t" 'I'.
tiN' I.NA ii g. ltt Iarg" south room
VII" h''' private nome 'f'E' 'l'l.
",''l' .'' '.f, t'.' Eye, 'n'.ht r.
,,,,.ry ,a.', ,,Iy,i, ,.,,,,,,y ',n,us,
three blocks from Nniu
GuIutIE. s. eco. Fur rent nice Soll
fpfnished sleeping room connecting with
,'',' ,a'Fg s.'' r"r'h' ,hf," h'g.'
auif,n.r for fur ,oung men 80 wrnk.
Tlnu, osbra BIOS
LLNu1D. a. uJ ono we'll furnished.
south iolm and nl,,piug porch Dss.s
irlt g.
rIu.yt.,..r rst f.t.. t.,t room,
ni'lfJ fu.ui.E1l ,'.s't. aI...rI., G.th
't,'',. ,., ..,, .,,it ',..l'',,,a ,,a''
.uy ..r.. ,.,a..t.'ttl. t..,,. 'l,n4
r.., n,.,, ,..i.,..,, ..,.,. t,,,.s..
,.,..li...1. ..,. ,.
'''',''' "h"' anu NM "''"
t,,trf,,..r tsi- t.. ,,,.
nIvr sI'.ri.. roam. tYr I,,go ,.ip-
tr,u.ru ,v. s.. ... .,..,,...., ,.,.
rit,l modern sI.tuirr loom Os,,,e
1rss
rprIrr W I'D %is,Iy ,rr,i,bed
sleeping room fnr ono ol two gcptcman.
HrWOOD. g. Cei For rout. two nice
N d,rlrau.
ul.HuIr. g. sa1 .hipery Furnished
...t....t t...,. ,.,,,.t, t.,,,. ,to.
d., ,,.,.tId i,,,ti., ,,,.,,. si,f
-
.f', cnI 'Hnf" bli5.
MhIH a. 3lg NI,o elocuiug porch and
drssa."g room ana hoat1. Cedar sos.
f.t.. ,., If,.rt sI..t,i,,g room. .,,I,,,I,
f,r tw, rrnt|,u.ap can Oango g9gi
.l...,,.f, aI, ,....i -, ,,,-,,.,,..,
"'' wv, w . .I' ''''' "'l "tNM'.i'
'''"' ''N' ''."'' '''F "'''''''' TOT
Two.
h'n.. large f"n' room, hr'aNt's and
.,l", i.''H' ho."' n'"'" ''''' WAN
.''' '''''' IL
...,
,. WIN ,"o o'',. rrlyn,e entrance close
'n' "'"'h H.''' 'h'Fa s''l'
.............
'' .'t 6 .a". E''f . a'',',C a3 ,o.,n 5n''r, ms.
ladies employed osar. 1852
WANTED Roommate tu ahar" lovely
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BUSINESS SERVICE.
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED. ;

NDN.tS SlDN ,oNTRACTDK
Carpenter painter and decorator. Let ma
make Your ult home new, stop leaks In
your ruui, charges reasonable, work done
promptly. Let me figure y,.r house. I
can save you money ana give you first
class work. Phone Usage pilg. can at
$40 South Frisco. 6. &. Barnes
fAtSriNG. PAPERHANGING
WE hNE introducing karam'- Shorthand
1T Tulsa, complete course learned In a
month, guaranteed. Now only So. Later
100, apply early 20J Unity Bldg
|i.3I THAT'S what Turk Bros charge for
ladl"s' white pumps and uEfords 3Is
3 Main. Tusa'H l,tGgst shoe distributors.
LENkN ROOFS
We guarantee to sop them. old ruofs wo
r"vhiuglo, wood OF composition win
toll yuu what Job Will roSt before 1 do
tho work can Usage 77lo
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nrLr-MAin or FEMALE.


Keep our students cool and comfortable.
even tho wariu0st days. Begin our course
Monday Tulsa business college. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23

VAST good acreage to am in ohlahoma
or Kansas, 100 to . 600 feet. Aidrcsy
postoffce box 1898, Tulsa, oklahoma.
ONLY OSE-SiStocrth left. an undivided
ue-s'Nt'rnth interest IN well and lease
secs, contract for drilling lot ana viii
bog'r Immediately; three offset wells: To-
Gated IN the best part nf tho Nowata
uel', vii be glad to take you up and
show this lease TO you. Here is your
chance to make a real Investment: now
while oil Is cheap is the time to invest
Got your production now and be on the
r1sy side of ii'o when oil goes mp. Geo
". Cunningham phone l66 Sand Springs,
'Niah'ih", -..-------
WE WANr To puchlso small amount ~
settled production. .05-6 Security BIDS
Usage be9s
81 ACRES IN iS-lS-2O Cherokee county.
Okla. between Tahlcquah and Tulsa
n taken al once. You can sell this for
IS. Hox 81 Tahlcquah okla.
EIGHTY ACRES in s-l7-23 Cherokee
county. good title, no leases, at 81 II
Eight miles northeast Tahloquah, box 81,
Tanlo0uah. okla.
HOTEL S-RoOMiNS HOUSES. As
TWElNE ROOM house for rent. hot and
cold vator In each room, location. new
building ?oe y. First
FOR sALE-Hy owner. well furnished,
gGea
-,,,,,i,, ,>,t,--y,,,,,,,,,, -f,,.,,g,..
,, noe, ,ri-cs ana ,.r,,s ~, ,'r.,,~ ,,
- ,,. - l,..s,s rI.a, ~ -. 80,
ir -, ' ''7"' saw SN"
''''' "'' 4, tt,,t,c.r,,,
,os =. III IA, 4D'
i'I' - '' I,N ',[i,L lp-Nh rest
h'h'' 'ihlhF h'hfN hulIping and com
rrp Okla '''' ''''"s
ron SAFE gr. r.,.,,,, ,,.,...
lIrhta and water nfre p.,-lon s,,ot ,rl
harm located ot N,o.n| N, n, qra y
omar st NJ r,hu It.rrra'rs,,,f.- '' "
,o<,y ro ,o,~
M'Ni' iV N-'hNiI iIfi~ -
PRIVATE loans to s,ioried furuitpo own
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sNIrsMlN ANn NGE>rs

Statesmen that 10 much walking shou
scs our chiropodi-t for those rnrus an
huuirns. at Turk Bros. ~ $. Main.
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EMPLOYMENT
mtIr WNNrnn-MNIr

WNNT ulDS for the GrIu.ug NJ wator
vaN 1un 90 100 frr' deep two miles
sFr.h nt Nod Fork. AppS II. G. Pollock
100. kennedy Bldg,
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LOS ANGELES HhptAToW wOUits
Expert rcpalting enN rccotoing pur rev
honeycoub core viii Keep your motor cool.
Priced right and guaranteed. Ostgs i2I2
so a. Huston.
WE nuY AND SELL used cars. Let US
sell your car tlbrrty GnraEe. al
W'st Eocond. Usage 1887.
CARS WASHED. cleaned and poliBhci
with famous DIXIE IpttSit. Will NOT
collect dust nor turn paint white. work
done IN your own garage ~ desired. We
call Tor aud deliver
DIXIE AUTO CbEANEHS
Auto Cleaning Specialists
psHg" ms
FOR SAtE. 'hrvrrulct racer In good
condition. with special made body. good
na new. 500 o. Guthrie.
nY owEER tats REQ g. four .pnrsongsr
roadster, fivc cord tires. t76. terms
Usage ~ or A1li
CADILLAC % for sale OF trade Tor smaller
car. Usage '233.
TIRST uoO taksa a 1913 Ford touring.
car at the Tulsa Urcnsiug station. Third
ana lfgln.
Foh BALE Twenty flve used EARS ar
fotcut Wuhva, at Nety low price. will
take used car In exchange. We also buy
used cars, can pO Ctty Garage, $50 North
Main. Usage Gb6s,
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OIL LANDS AND LEASES. u.A

WILD CAT WELLS have stopped drilling.
Wil1 cat stills still milling. But the
fouFhrsf boy scout can drlIl around and
mil! around IN Turk Bros. special boys
shoe for saturday. Turk Bros, az S.
Main.
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ly WI HlrN q tNp, our DurupodIst was
'Nr hHat 'u o." stat" we would got one
chat was. D." wants those tender feet tn
make them rlnd. Turk Bros foot su--
rIa'sl tl2 g Main.
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FINANCIAL.
opponruNITIE,


FOR SALE-Luuch stand and cold drink.
Would consider partner. so T.. Third.
WANTED To buy - going business. Tulsa
or vicinity; cash about 5000. give
fun particulars first letter. 2s-F, care
world.
MONEY MAkJNG BUSINESS for sale; all
We ask is that you investigate, $3.50 is
al the capital you need. Address SOP
South Whooling OsaEe 1918,
STEADY EMPLOYMENT and good salary
are the results Of attending tho Tulsa
Huslness College start your course Mon
day. Soc Mcssrs. Gul.e. Smith and New
land.
MONUMENT BUSINESS for sale In good
Missouri town. for particulars can
Osare A292.
EXPERT ADVERTISING man Will writs
and place your advertising. whether
large or small local or foreign. for small
srrn monthly. Local references Bet
et-E, care world.
PARTNER wANTEp-,bO0, going bust
moss. services necessary. ii-F. care
world.
FOR sALE.-At sacrifice, siy-table pool
hail. cigar and bar fixtures soda foun-
cash balance easy. Might take car. Dodge,
Buick or Ford. can at $40 Main ST..
Henryotta Okla, W. c. JoHiff.
VAST small grocery close in. prefer
south side. Price must be right. X.
s. Gey'r box So Tulsa.
HAVE an attractive proposition, that will
bear Investigation, to offer party with
$4,000 cash with or without services 1Cs-E
care World.
BtstNEsS Good paying proposition FOR
someone can at 4-i ). Detroit, Cedar
e.
FuR SALE-smsu jrwciry business or
fixtures. reasons given on request good
place FOR good mixer. Cash or bank
able paper. Address Jack. care World
MAN or WOMNN with $4,000 wanted to
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FOR SALF-Second hand building mate
rial as follows: Bricks. dimension luna
Der. siding, corrugated iron. fence posts
corner posts. windows and frames, doors
ana frames, flooring and lath. A'so several
used automobiles and several 9xl3 rugs.
We are always In the market for buildings
to wreck or anything else Of value. and II
you are IN need Of anything call us as we
may have Just what you want at the right
price. Tulsa Wrecking Company. 1890
East Sixth st. Cedar 1910.
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BUILDING WATERWAYS

THREE NEW "a ton Rethlchom trucks
to trade for any kind building material
or will sell on good tcrms Tulsa Ware
house co. Phone Cedar 1878.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-07-21
Chamber Commerce
in New Quarters

The Augusta Chamber of Com
merce completed Tuesday their re-
moval f0m their temporary offices at
City hall to their first permanent
home since the organization of the
association over a year ago, and
which in the future will be suite Of
attra ctive rooms on the second floor
in the new office building of the Cen
tral Maine Power Company in Hay
market square.
a call by the Journal reporter at
the new headquarters found Secretary
George c. Clarke on hand as is GUS
tomary and ready to accord all visi-
tors a cordial welcome and accord
ingly an inspection of the premises
was made. The main Offices are two
rooms in the front of the building, one
of which is reserved for the secre-
tarys private office and the other for
the regular routine transaction OF
business and for the reception of call
ers. This room is exceedingly attrac-
tive. it commands a great view of the
business section of the city and is
fronted by huge plate glass win
dow that gives plenty of light besides
making the room exceptionally at
tractive.
Just in the rear Of these offices is
an auditorium capable of seating a
hundred or more persons which at
times may be used for small gather
ings and for the regular meetings of
the association or meetings of the
board of directors. All the offices are
equipped with the latest devices in
electrical lighting.
On the same floor is the office of
Judge Benjamin F. Cleaves who is
notary of the Associated Industries of
Maine and other Offices which will in
the near future be occupied by the
Central Maine Power Company. Just
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-07-21
CAPITOL ISLAND

Mrs. J.. Irving LeitZ. who is pass
ing the summer at the Lapherg cot
,tagc, has as her guests. her aunt,
Miss Louise Chappelle Of Philadelphia
and Miss Eelle Brown of oak Lane,
Phiia. Miss Chappelie and Miss
Brown intend to remain for several
weeks.
\. A. Brann. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
DcMcrsc and two children returned
to their home in Gardiner Friday,
after an extended visit here at Mr..
Brann's cottage.
Miss Edris Folsom of Augusta is
passing week at the Adams cot
tage.
+. Irwin Grady of Maiden and Wake
field Kent of Austin, Mass. drove
down to Boothbay Harbor in Mr..
Grady's car few days ago. and will
pass two weeks at the Emery cottage.
Mrs. Grady and daughter, Barbara
Ann are passing. the summer with
MIR. Grady's parents.
Dr. and Mrs r. l.. Mckay and two
children and Mrs. Ida Mckay. all of
\ augusta. dEtlNfI ~dt tuiGdS 70 pass lNp
weeks at DAYS Rest"
Mrs John Reed of Woolwich ar
rived Saturday TO pass the summer
at her cottage.
The guests who have been enter
taincd at the Capitol House this past
week are: Mr. and Mrs. George
Parker. Somervillc, Mass; Alic" NJ.
MacAnanny and Harold MacAnanny.
Stonoham, Mass: Mrs. Archer II.
Fowncs and Lois F'owncs of Roches-
ter, y. H.. Mr. and Mrs \. Fl. Trask,
Brighton. Mass. Mrs. Harry Arm
strong and BILLY Armstrong. Bath;
Mrs. John kinncar. Faith: Elcan X
Fownes Rochester. \, H; Miss Helen
Spring, Mt. Vernon. y. Y; Miss Glare
craig, Short Hills, n. j.. Miss Eliza
beth Fodleslli, Detroit, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry l.. Snyder of
Nontclair. \. J., arrived on Capitol
Saturday. coming by automobile.
They have taken the cottage of w. \.
Grover in Southport. but as it is
only q stones throw from Capitol.
We arc going to claim them as our
capitol visitors and hope that they
will pass most Of their time on our
little island. Their son. Scovell. has
been here several weeks and we hope
TO sec their daughter. Peg" arrive
by Aug. l.
Miss June Richardson, who passed
several weeks on the Island and was
taken to the St. Andrews Hospital in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-07-21
u. of Me. Store Co.
Shows S7142 Profit =

Orono, Me, July 20.-Sales aGSre
eating $6J,769.67 were reported al the
annual business meeting of the Uni
versity Store Co, Just held. A net
surplus OF S7,142.6O was reported by
the treasurer. who also reported that
the company was out Of debt. The
company store has been in operation
since 1911, and has been well patron
izcd by students and faculty. j was
voted to appropriate $500 for tho
University Of Maine Association, the
same to be paid as needed during the
coming year.
The construction by the company of
a building which shall provide not
only suitable store for the business,
but also rooms for various organiza
tions of the university student life,
is under consideration by the com
pany. 1t is proposed that such a
building also contain rooms for a
barber shop, clothes pressing and shoe
shining enterprises. President Robert
J. Alley Of the University, who is also
another meeting at an early date,
10 give further consideration to the
building plans.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows: President, Rob
ert J. Alley: clerk and store manager.
+. L. Mainwearing; treasurer. A. W.
Grindlc: cashier. Essie D. White.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-07-21
TAX RULINGS ON
SMALL CRAFT

A communication was received
Wednesday by Hon. Frank j. Ham.
collector of internal revenue for the
District of Maine, from Commissioner
David II. Blair at Washington, stat
vides for a tax upon the use of sail
ing boats over five net tons and upon
all motor boats with fixed engines,
but specifically exempts such boats
when used exclusively for trading,
fishing or national defense. or built
according to plans and qualifications
approved by the navy department.
1T is held by the commissioners
office that trade refers to a business
carried on for profit says Commits
sioner Blair's communications.
Therefore. when the owner Of a
boat makes his living by taking out
parties on fishing trips. it is held that
such boat is used by the owner for
trade
BOATS so used are not subject to
the tax imposed.
In regard to the liability of the
boat owners for the collection of the
that a section of the act imposes a.
tax equivalent to eight per centum Of
the amount paid for the transporta
ton of persons by rail- or water, from
one point in the United States to the
other, the fare for which does not
exceed A. cents where fishing par
ties of other persons are transported
from a wharf or other shore points
or places and returned, such trans
portation has been consistently held
by this office to he transportation
from one point in the United States
to another within the meaning of the
act, and amounts paid for such trans
portation are subject to the tax when
the fare or charge exceeds AZ cents.
This tax should be collected by the
persons served and returned to the
as required by the law
and regulations"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-07-21
ROME

Misses Isabel and Luie Trask OF
Waltham, Mass, have been visiting
at their old home in town.
Charles Perry and Lieut.. Curtis of
Providence. r. l., are passing the
summer at a camp on Long Pond.
Mrs. Vina Robinson of Augusta has
been the guest Of her father, Fred
Robinson. for a short time.
Rose Martin is nursing Mrs. Arthur
Currier of Chesterville.
l.. r. Wright. who has been the
guest of his daughter Mrs. G. Fl. Le-
Baron for a week, returned to his
home in Readfeld. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickerson of
New York are occupying their cot
tage for the summer.
DIR. and Mrs Elton Blaisdell, ac-
companied by their mother Mrs.
Blossom and daughter, Dorothy, have
been passing the week at the doctors
old home in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Parln and
children were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tib-
belts.
News has been received that How
ard Tracy and Rebecca Wentworth,
both of Rome were married at Nor
ridgewock, July 10.
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Boothbay Harbor to undergo an oper-
alton for acute appendicitis, is recoV-
cred enough to be moved. She re-
turned Tuesday to Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Baker and son,
Ray, of Gardiner, arrived Monday and
have taken the Ridley cottage for
! about a month. Mr.. Baker will re-
main a week with his family.
Arthur shugg arrived sunday from
East Orange, n. j., 20 spend short
vacation with his wife and daughter,
Janice, who are passing the summer
with Mr.. Shugg's parents.
Air and Mrs Walter Sanborn and
two children of Augusta are passing
several weeks at the Small cottage.
Miss Hazel Davis, who has been with
MIR. and Mrs. Sanborn for about Il
/ year is also down for stay with the
, family.
Miss Dorothy Robinson and Miss
Virginia Miller from Augusta. arrived
Friday and are spending several days
at the "Eagies Nest"
Mrs. Lottic Sheppard Of Detroit.
Mich, left Friday after pa ssing
week with her father, Mr. Taylor, At
his cottage.
j. H., Howard Of Boston is passing
two weeks at the Taylor cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. i. Wheelock and
daughter Mrs. Doris Smith from
Hyde Park, Mass. arrived Saturday
and viii pass number Of weeks at
the EarEtr COTTAGE
Mr. and Mrs Craze from Wakefield,
Mass, are passing a three weeks va
cation at the Taylor cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Meunch. Miss
Dorothy Meunch, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stott and little daughter, Charlotte,
Mrs. Q. y. Wil2us. Mrs. F. ". Reisse
and infant son and maid and Master
Hughie Monroe, grandson Of l.. T.
Meunch, arrived on the Island Satur-
day and will occupy the two cottages
belonging TO Charles Hewitt. Sr. and
Jr. Mr.. Meunch and family have spent
a number of summer seasons on our
little Island and are cordially well
coined again This year.
Miss Grace Welsh of Dedham, Mass.
O. iI'N w ICY anu VIII pass Il lev
weeks at the Taylor cottage
Mrs. w w. Kelly of Beverly. Mass,
who has been visiting Mrs. Georgia
Richardson the past week, has re
turned TO her home. Mrs. Kelly was
formerly of Gardiner. Me
Mr., and Mrs. Carl klenGle of Wake
field. Mass, are spending three weeks
at the Taylor cottage.
Mrs. T. ". Small, Mrs. a. f. Small,
Mrs, Otto and daughter. May passed
Sunday with friends on the Island.