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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07
saIems Score Easv Victory

The Salems swamped the st.
Stephen nine in a preliminary game
to the West Amboy-Athletics con-
test on Sunday afternoon, the final
score being POS. The Salems heavy
hitting featured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07
Amboy Jrs. Add Two.

The Amboy Jrs. added two more
victories to their string Saturday
and Sunday, defeating the Peerless
Jrs.. 90. and the Crescent Feds,
1910.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07
HpIu,Ctta Shut Ont.

OLD BRIDGE, June 7-Helmetta
was shut out Sunday by the score.
SO, same as At Freehold on Satur-
day. Listless playing coupled with
poor support Of Mondoker tells the
story.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07

City, July 2. II
Dempsey said he planned to seals
exactly 100 pounds in the ring. II
he succeeds in keeping his weighE
there he will be three poundk
heavier than he has ever weishe&
in for a fight. When he won thu
title from Jess Willard he scaled
1877 pounds. He weighed 1856 pound4
when he defeated Billy Miske a&
Benton Harbor. Mich. and 143
pounds when he met Bill Brenn6E
in New York last winter. =
Il am growing a bit and | am goxT
erning my weight accordinglysM@
Dempsey said. Il think ! will ~
at my best at 100 pounds and be abtG
to box at top speed. CarN WIFE
weigh about 10 pouY ~ sF:S
stand" n ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07
HeImetta

Helmetta ...... 20100101x- ks
Helmetta ...... 100000 0 90
Two base hits Rhodes, Hultz.
Struck out by GLADDEN. 6, by Van
derveer 6. Base on balls off Van
derveer 8, by GLADDEN. 2. Double
plays, Williams to Rhodes, Wander
veer to Arnold. Umpires, d. Cash
ion and Fouratt. Scorers, Kienzle
and HERS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07

Score by innings:

Jamesburg 20 8 4 2 %
Helmetta 20 2 0 / 2 0 2 0 OF
Summary-Two base hits, Smoke,
Snedeker, Bennett. Yahnel; three
hits, Greeny. Callahan. Bennett;
home run Smoke; struck out, Wide
berg 9; Petraski. s; base on balls,
Wideberg, 8; Petraski. 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07
EagIeS Win Game,

The Eagle nine of Pleasant Plains
defeated the Mt. Loretta representa-
tive team in a hard fought game on
Sunday afternoon, by a score of 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07

Pioneer Midgets Win sa
The Pioneer Midgets defeated thu
Hook and Ladder Midgets Of Tot
snndss in in . a sca ssssysssss@!atiaia1tess
done featured at t tiers, all
winners. lNttt~ 4reSo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07

The Broad Street punchbaIl team
won three games over the weekend,
defeating the All-Stars of Dublin,
So, the State street six by a score
of 11-3, and the Royal Colored
Giants. I'd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07
A. c.. SPRAGUE

Authorized agents for X. G. Weld
ing and Cutting Equipment. Acety-
lene and all welding supplies. 342
High street. Phone 22S3. Perth
Ambov. N. J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07
American FIyers Win Two.

The American Flyers baseball
team won two games on Sunday af-
ternoon, defeating the Fords Glee
Club nine, 10-1, and the Deltas by a
score of So. Tomorrow night the
Flyers are playing a twilight game
with the Athletics, a new junior
team.
The Fords Orientals defeated the
Liberty Jrs. in a game on Sunday
a f~tnInnnn hnr n cnnro- nf O.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
nAN RIDGE

A large crowd attended The singing
az Herman nrovns Saturday NIGHT
Mr A y HnIyard and hmu,
spent he vssk end With Mr j g..
Scott
Belle Riley and little daughter ima
rsns rerD Coca and Elizabeth Scott
spent Sunday ths quests ~ So ] g.
scott and family
Misses Reida Sismbridgs and lola
brovn attended ths singing AZ BLACK
burn Sunday
Mas iassis stsmbridrs spent sun
day The guest ~ Mr. Laos Cmyns
Mr Aarun oliver and uifs spent
Sunday the quests u &c. ] joyce
end family
Mf J oliver spent sunday n.rht
wiih biz sister Mr. Leila Harper
]. o oliver from near Princeton
visited be- brother A. l. Oliver Sat
urday night.
Mr. Lacy Crayns and hils grand
daughter sylvia Crayne spent Sat.
ihs guests - 81 Oliver
Little Morris oliver spent sunday
with Carlos Cfayne
Mr J Brown went o. Princeton
Monday on business
Mr Reed Brown visited near pm
~ fofk sunday
Mr. Emous Asher and Mr. Tom
Asher spent Thursday with Nu
Nellie noyd
Mr a. G. Bmvn ard Row
tmynr sent % Marion Monday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
REPToN

On Perry vas Boz R,utan SUNDAY
81" lh frfs BE- visiting relative,
|n iliran
Ste Stella ulIn vas ths wee.
end guest ~ Mr prrgis samms.
|,ls
bI sinr. aa. iu Marion SATURDAY.
Misses Opal llo.m, ari Gn,
lemons e,n ths guests Pearl smith
sunday
Mr Raymond Small IT Marion.
spent Sunday aiih Boz. mf,rs. &c.,
and Mr a 50 small
MIv opal Moore spent ihs w,.l
thr rusHt ~ hrr sister, Nu usp,
Thomas ~ Brr'oH
NIue Irvine Buoey Eibic Waih.
rn. Edna Heath arI n,aua, O.ut
srf, ruwt IT Nr C,urre ll,n.
.D Friday
&c. O. O. Cas and site usu
n E,p'or Sunday
Wills kimbfrIr eta tas tser aH
th' ..k I.t b. Improving
lnF Harmon. I,f Hurusg anil
iv uauIn uu, Boz gerur surIs,
Nr ard Nr George Roberts
spent Sunday with Sc and Nr
Tom E.h,ft
N.v Mildred puuI reformed o
Marion Monday
Mu John Harding spent SUNDAY
ihs guest ~ Me- lam, Hl,h
Miss Fannie Blue Thurman was
ihr guest ~ Laura summer Sun
tay afternoon
liawId puul was thc guest al
Roy g puau Sunday
Sc ] A Courer was in Replonl
Sunday The guest Of Dewey jenkins.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
ToIU

a large crowd attended the play
deacon Dubbs" presented hy III,
ICauyllle home talent Saturday eli,
euInr Music was furnished by III,
Iou orchestra
Mrs ~ - Moore and HttI,
daughter Helen. ate the guests Of
Mrs I 2 Guess
Mr and Mr G. r. Ione. have
purchased the property " Carl Croft
Mr and Mrs Carl Cun have
moved into the Cowford house
Mr and Mr. , p HarrI, have
moved 90 their farm from Marion
iur the summer
G " Taylor has purchased the
farm ~ Mn AzeIis Bennett
j e. Stevenson ha, completed
hs ncv rrulery and b nov ready TO-
business
Mr james Wright attended ihs
flnen. ~ 81 Matt Wright AZ Good
hore
Mr John Guess b. boz Marion th..
wses attending court
Rgy and Mr. Cap,hau are e,
pe,tci home this week frum Gimme.
natl where they have BEEN guests ~
Mt Capshavf sister
Mr. Sarah Tom Moore b. ,hs
guest u , D Foley
Mr MARI \ Foley sent 90 siur
gr Sunday
M Brownie Franks vent 90 Na
rion Sunday
hIss Cora HighfI and ST. Omer
Franklin were married Tuesday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
PINEY FORK

Guy Crider and family spent Sal.
urday niThi and Sunday guests ~
Frank Hunt
EIVis Andrews has been boz Web.
sisf county the past Week
Mr John Wilson. M.ss Bette
Wilson. Mr VIII Wilson and Mr
Ebert Wilson spent sunday rcst,
q Orulle Wilson
Miss Ora Andrews spent sunday
wiih Mo- Beatrice Cuyus
Albert Age was in this ssctlun
one DAY last wssk
W g Crayhs has traded biz farm
Tor some property In Marion
Burk Order b. planning % move
70 Kansas
Elys Andrews. wife and son, were
guests u Ernest Tackueu sunday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
CAVE SPRING

Nu AII,, or and Daisy orr us.
uuI Mr Laura BautI,, Thlrda,
Mr Chandler wa. Boz Ba,hflnd
Friday un business
Nr Annie Gncu spent Friday
evening with Mr Bod Little
M Allie uu spent Friday even
ur with Ms. Nablc G,rus
a. NJ Chandler and Ed Clark e,re
Poo Gai.ioH, Friday on busInr.
So Herbert sullivan and % orr
aue Boz Ba,kfom Saturday
Fuas and CharI,, CLARK ven, m
ha.afwd Saturday
Mr Alice Mcconnell and M...
Num visited Albert Ou SUNDAY
loaI Bunuy 10 puuirrs
aa. trp sunda,
A.r uurt and frI. ...,., IL.
'h, tn, % . D. DmesU SUNDAY
. q sl.IItan and family visited
H. buf.r I.m. s.,t,
r..,.I.. ii, 49,.
M Nat.s Given. visited AL.
Mr laura huri.r, sas 90 H.s.i
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
CROSS LANES

Archie Drn ta. returned f.n.
fum Florida where De- I. i
spending ih. winter
ur and Nr o. Moore AMI
'n spent ,uuIar at thr tm. Il
Nr ani Mr A. O. Nuar
Nesd,m, . O. uNaI %
Mcdowell q D. William aai ur
u A bwvu were visitors st ut.
bonn, ~ Sir O. A. tausl or.
day last week
Miss Opal Moore spent la.t u,.t
with her sister, Mn J u noma.
Of Rrpion
hlbert lucas ~ fords Ferrg. VA.
10 our midst Saturday
Mr and Mr Joe Poster attended
sunday school at Replon sunday
Ernest Williams was in Rsp,o,
Sunday
Mrs salle Moore and daughter.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
DEANWOOD


h..s Rosa Gibson n tis.t.r. f..
sister Mu uu. Travis
hr and Mr 7 T. walker Sire
laHs lamb and Mu luan Wa.l.,
errr guests ~ ST. O. q Taur aa.
day hsf week
r., q 7 Boucher delivered tu.
One sermons 90 Sugar Grove sa,ur
ta} ard sunday
Mr Thomas iork visited So D.
n hemr Saturday nrht
M" Ora llHyau vac ths m,.
of h'r father Mr q uUuri
Saturday and Sunday
Mvsu Eua N,Counsu narr,.
tmu,.l ard ~ Is Gtus ~ Ds.
Springs attended .hurtt az slrs.
Grove SUNDAY
Mr and Mu Raymond brennan
we're guest. 20 So G. q MsCouns.i
SUNDAY
Ar and Ms Eils Brown and
baby visited her father ~ D
iluirrs SUNDAY
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
SHERIDAN

jaime. Thorp Of th place traded
farms with Frank Rogers who hive
east ~ here
Clarence Moore of DarruN.Ir. lI
has bought the A. and q e.
beboui place
Richard Brbout and family wH
leave soon Boz aeaph " better ,.imat,
on account of the health u Mr
hebUut
Miss Anna Moore wa. th, rups.
~ Miss Grace Rogers 600, n.rht Ia.,
week
Mu Nsiiic Humphrey has ID,
turned from o. visit ta hsf dlushiu
Mr. Josie Rose. az Gave Boz Rock
Ralph Hamilton. wife and 500
were guests NJ relative. ben, satr
day and SUNDAY
Mf Ben Parker and ue.e Nr
W J. Moon, visited thst n.,.s arl
sister Mr John Franklin rsar r.u
Ia.t s,rk
Charles Boyd wife and daughter
M.n Char'ms have returned ,o .hsr
homs
Mr Clarence Thompson ami
daughter Hazel ~ Marion uer, OBJ.
guests oi beg mother Mr Dean
betout hst seek
Mu Dennis Cafi and children
Anna katherine aHI Dorothy ha,.
returned 90 their h.mc boz the o.
hfon section
Moody Humphr,, ~ Hsuu u
b. ihe guest ~ BIZ parrnt ST. and
Me- Davis lIumphrs,
Albert Humphrey hal moved fom
lieuin. l.I. to tn home near Deer
Greek
Mr Sue Yats reported to D.
recovering from severe illness
Charlie Mcbride went CO. Ron
,Insy.l.s on bus.ne.s recently
luiher Minnsr and o. o. Ter
aren't to Tou Monday
M and Mu A. O. Cline and
grandson pa, Wright spent Sat-
lriay and Sunday ths guests af
Nr james Wright and family af
rolu
Mr cha. Yats Be- suffering
from rheumatism
Mr. Hannah W.nnsr end daafh
rr M.ss hate 10 Danst Fofk s
.ion. srrs quests ~ STE Sue Yai..
ine day last ursk
Fred nmvu attended tharh AL
Marion Saturday ani sunday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
FRANCES

Rev Paris and ST. Ab Henry
of hafion visited no the home q
Mrs J " Brown Tuesday
Pstcs Holder passed through Fran.
sss Thursday snruuis o. Marion o.
visit relative
Wtl CLARK. wife AMI little dauph
Ter. Emma Elizabeth ~ Marion wsf.
guests q their Aunt Hattie shsu
efoft, The week cod
Corr lsuninfs returned home Sat.
ufday from en- extended visit b. hsr
mother 81 Grand B.yers
Mr. Annie Campbell and daurh
ter Fannie. spent ths uerk end ui,h
An. Shsvcrfi u Fnncos
Mr. Floyd Brown and ST. Hnfs
Mckinney. u Livingston. visited 49,
: y Brown. "Wednesday
Mr. Elsie Browr b. on lhe s.sr
list this sssk
Mr Walter Brown and family and
hn blake n France visited Mr.
= huwn Sunday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
FREEDOM

Mr John Bruvn visited Nr Tom
AcEwen Sunday
A iarrs crowd attended ihr mus,.
cal 81 Mr Calvin Friiis last Frda,
night
Ar Walter Conrsr end brother
ard sister u tte Tribune section ST.
tied AZ John N,hn Saturday
Pred Watson ard fsmily. uho tag
been visiting hsw from illinois, have
sons b visit bis parents n Union
County
Mr. Eiha Hurhe, and Miss Daisy
Wins spent Saturday night with
their grandmother SIR Known
Nr Jessie and Clarence Hodge
spent Friday nirhi with their grand.
parents
Mr. Smart spent Monday after.
noon with Mr. Tom McEwen.
Misses lss and LEILA Cmrhsad
spent Monday with Misses Daisy and
Margaret Wins
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
49, ACkBtRN

Mr HI Nr o e. Marlborough
aHt children .r,H sunday al u.
tams 20 Nf cod Wn D. O. Ua.,
IMAM
George q BOYD e,rf u Marion
oHr day asf a,.E
Mr Arie N.Danrsu tas rtam
.ui hamr f.au ihs hospital 80 r,a..
'IIs and b. Improving r.sg
Me ua sismtfdn rrt .
afternoon thH Secs tf. u.f 2
Mr Clara nald
De-, " TuD m.i t. ar
Wmimrt hsu 600 sruI SATURDAY.
aHd Sunday
Denver Travis ~ Marion aa
thr se.iHr Saturday
Mnu lIast ani Hs.a r.
bridge Spent one a.rti h.i a,,s th,
guests of fhsr w,, W o. st.r
briiF,
N's bsba rurley arrt n Marion
Saturday
ne and Mu % D N.Cmr.u
vent io u,anuoad urr iat Ia.t us..
There NuI he SUNDAY school, at
ihr place every sunda, afternoon
t'spbud, e,',oms
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
r,uN m.Rr,t MINIS

Joe uarf agents mssurrs bod.
t.d a. fU.a uanis, n.rU
uns uart taI uitbar-i "a.
i,Hiare W ~ NBnn ura
rI h, hnt.n - ths Fam u.ra
arl hd ata. tt Cuusnisn
Porn um,.a place a d ms n
BOZ tts iam uursau b rra
H..T aI it. COUNTY, Isfs have ,..
an s,f tstri % and basi
aaI uFH u FLYNN ST. g.
Damitff cod th, Agent hsiIans
He 90 ft. Oakland School near %.
Coon a0i rIte r tts Interest ~ or
lam hurtaa tuusrIen taar
Hs,ls tadl o. BARN Haf,au that
eart hf t agricultural mpu,
mrni
W.lhr1y co., Count, Ar,nt ,r.
n uhs T.h H.Ifhlarhai m.nf Of.
Hebron aI urtt Co., ths mr,.r
ttrr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
BLACKBOARD

Mrs b D BrnntIey ~ proyi
dsncc and Mr. " D. Todd are
visiting their sister. Mu linni,
Little ~ this place
Msssrs "a Mauhart and Charley
Lewis o. RosicIare 90 were boz our
town Thursday
ar d EidiuRs b. reported
some better at this writing
Mf and Mr. Fred Clark ~ pruv.
deuee were the guest. 81 her sister.
Nh Robert Boiler Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs j 2 Green and M.a Leila
McKeig u Smrris wer, here Thurs.
day u last week
Mr p a Bennett and Mr and
Mn e. o. Cain Icft Saturday Tor
Princeton where thry wil visit Mf
and Mn j p Perry
DR. D q NeWlom. Who has been
ysD ill Cor several months. had
hght stroke u paralysis Wednesday
morning
Miss Gladys nshayrn spent Sun.
day with MIs Gladys Lamb
Mr and Mr r L. Green and
children spent Sunday the guests u
J p Green. u sturgs
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
cRAYNE

Rev " 7 Oakley diei b.. rsr
sIar appointment 80 ihi p'asr Sat-
uuiay
Several from itn p.aar sent Cd
Marion Tuesday sgrr.nf o. tsar Al.
Jones
Born w Mr arI ur Is.
Fletcher q dns bah, rH
. p Stevens lefi for uopknsuI.,
Monday with hs iohaoo
Mr. H. Scott r visiting Nr D.
= Stevens this week
Born 10 Mr and Mu urric Ste
'sns q Tine baby rifl
Mrs. Ada ninklsy and Mr. q
N McCsslin visited Mrs. Steven.
Monday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
SEVEN SPRINGS

j g np,hsr and brother psr,
returned home from Hopkib.uII,
fr'da, where they bad taken th,.r
iuiaou fnr market
Mr and Mr. Charles duncan
gave ite }ouur p,up.s "a pound .up
rrr saturday night
Ernest Campbell aho was take.
f" ladagah io undrreo aB operation
De- improving and n e,p toi bonn,
W a f.a iaya
NH loa Cues. ~ near Kar b.
visiting RELATIVES her, ih.. vysA
Sunday School was Organized hen,
Saturday with Nr Jesse Cues a.
Superintendent and Mis-. Mym Camp.
b,ll Scgr,atry
Mr Hattie Campbell Is in padu.
cab This week with hcr husband. via,
is Boo The hospital there
Madison Armstrong b. very sick
with measles
Newt Mckinney " near Hebron
attended services here Saturday
Miss Myra Campbell commenced
her spring school At Boas Monday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

Acid Phosphate b. down % $50 Co
plu. handling charge Il the Marion
Milling Company
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
Acid Stomach
For 10 Years
Now a Different Woman
Observation-Disclosures

Wy vile sAs gfrat sunsvf ffum
acid stomach iof iu ypau. Nllea
u. u Cnppen. but - different
woman sinus taking kAiunio.
Sufferers tom acid stomach lui
tainnic help ynu alsn. II guutlY
taksa ~ aud carries unt che excess
achiii aud gasrs AMI matsa NJ
stomach cool and comfortable. Nun
digest easily, go The inli strength
rum your ioud, issl vell aud strong,
tfec tom bluaiiug. belchlng, iu-si
tspealing, etc. hig bon costs unlY
Hine With yUuf druggists guarsn,ss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
BIG DELEGATION
T0YC0NVENTI0N
Tulsa Business Women
and Y. w. Send 18 to
Estes Park

Tho largest slnglc rroup ~ buai
ncas women ana \. " g \. scr.
r'tarIcs who arc 90 roprosrut tho
TuIw u'.n,intiou az the Rurny
Mountain conference - Estes PARK.
colo, August a.l5. irft tho city last
night and win gather TO Themselves
ru route tho d,lcgutos who have
guuo ou hcfpro uu visits ana yl,u.
ton troops WHOM the delegation
counts uosos" ~ Estes park. it viii
have q momhershIp uf Is. expected
10 ho ono OF the largest delegations
present
Representatives oe tho business
voWou's clubs are Nrs Siua Jones.
PHN club. Miss Hazel Roll ..
=. " r.. Miss Janet cody aud Mise
Cullio Jones. halliburton. Abbott
club. Miss stella Grosc. Sinclair com
pauy. Miss LuCtlo Satfrr Central
National bank. Miss Iona Jacobs.
Carter oil company. Miss Gruco
Bcnnctt Exchange Trust company:
Miss Pearl Towers, tuRdon com
pauv: Miss Gertrude NJ Grove. Mles
Ethel Wright Miss Loona Scssing
house. Ma Go. Miss Alice Il.
Muuroc. Carter OH company. Misc
Jessie Ia Forge. Charles r. Nublc
company
Y. W aocrctnricg IN tho dclcGa-
tion are Miss EDNA pyle, general sec-
roiarv. Mtss Ncttic Huggins and Miss
Ruth Gvdwick, aud Miss Effic shah.
a school teacher. r. the eighteenth
member ot the group Mrs Lila
wade HnIroll who win resume her
work ~ director ~ music In the
city high achools this year, will lead
tbc music nt the conference.
rho serious s'dc Of tho conference
program viii include classes who h
win help TO clearer understanding
uf tho Bible and world problems.
forums where thcro win hc discus
pipu OF what the Y. ". may u.cnn
In the community nui In tho life OF
women today and addresses 10y men
and women of rcnown. There win be
recreation every day. planned to
provide fun and fellow sh'p and "a
Give suggestions. which can be talk.
rn home. ot how to help people I,
have good times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
FEATURE BETTER
BABIES CONTEST
County Nurse and Health
Association Officers
Have Busy Month

r.,,,, .,..t.y .,,,,,..,, ,,i,,v.d nv
'"nt't'n''H TOT u"lh''' "'F' "''"
feature ~ the work W 'ho Tulsa
County public Health aR,1,ill.ou
,..t... ,,..,..., month, Nt., %,nr.
'''''' '''' ,
Hatch county nurse mas b''n h''"
Ing ihqar ,ou'ns's iu Skin'"ok.
IHul,r Arrow. CnIuusyiIc and SIud
Hprufs uud mot ouu'"ut with them
rIuu. hl followed them up with
IprUuu conferences whose purpo'' is
tho N.1,N|ur of mothers how - hrsi
car. for Ih. youngsters ThD-"
hl.r hlI tu average a''oudIncr OF
about twenty tvo.
Reports uf 'hr baby contests nui
conferences wcrn uubmIi'"d ni lh"
regular meeting - the hu1y' ~ 'h"
association. Urd MONDAY night "t
This w'rk a. thHt m'cNng pa" l1c'
that tho cmY|uycS ~ tuHd,u l".
nucry have raised fi023 for 'h"
financing - th" work ~ the assoc.
citation was mnio known. Thi' as
puI,s the 1hllf. ~ tho organization
To- continue IH work through
August. Tho problem ~ finan"lnr o.
for Scpi,WbtI october qua no.
ycmlcr F'll faces the board and
tho corps oc workers. ns - ~ hoped
thlt r will mot hc uor'ss1ry to put
ON any hud of % drive f'r money
until Dorrmh'r ~ this y'or. fh"
association s entirely without
funds h has h'ou running ou hor-
ruwod money. and ita dlsr" to ca
large f4 Scope ~ work following
the W,rsor that mad" 'N" Tulsa
County Tuberculosis association 'h'
Tulsa County Public Health asH"ci-
A. D. .ff d La |Ff
money 90 do II with, hiH, u ts
hoped. can be accomplished soon
after tho new year
inlnrgc Loan Chest Idea.
A loun Ch..t ~ going TO ho H1
important part Of the assucis on
equipment WHOM it9 work is ~
lnrg.d. Tho nucleus for this has all
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
NORTH WIND BRINGS RELIEF


Tho wind that came out ~ the
north on Annabclle Iee has no moro
important place in history I'm so far
Hs Tulsa IL concerned than the north
wind that sprang up from some
wher" early this week ana laid mer-
curry low After the iutons" heat -
the last few days when tho maxi
mum was i03, the cooling breeze
which brought tho first relief in hU-
proSimatcly two weeks was Infinite
iv welcome.
After the cool night Tuosiay
night the atmosphere failed to
warm mp 30 the point where II VIZ
uncomfortable" and tho maximum
reached yesterday 81, with q mini
mum 81 Gj. Thorp was a sjgu'
shower carly Tuesday morning hu
not enough ~ record officially.
other parts OF the state. however.
report rainfall chat was OF hone0,
n laying IN" dust ae wo'' as iu an
agricultural way Tho tN"ru'mo''r
stoad az go degrees Tursllv with
cloudy skies lul q ''.ff,mus breeze
towards sunset
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Posses SIN Hunt BLACK.

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Aug. 2
No arrests have yet been madc In
connection with the alleged attack
upon Mrs. w. II. Bennett. 10, while
she was asleep in a rear room here
Monday afternoon Mrs. Bennett
reported to officers that her assail-
ant was a negro. pOslos have been
securing the surrounding country.
Mystory surrounds the entire affair.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Child Killed In Explosion.

RANGER, Texas. Aug 3.-'rho
2-ycar-old daughter Of Mrs. Grace
Wallace IA dead here today as "A re-
suit OF the explosion of u gas stove
yesterday. setting fire to tho house.
Mrs. Wallace was In an adjoining
room and the flames spread so rap
IDLY shc was unable to roach the lit
tie one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Stolen Auto Located
in COilinsriiie Barn

with tho rear tiros mHHnE and
tho body rliRhtly DattcrsI. hut
otherwise iu good condition. >Asu
touring car was recovered hv =, y.
Bays. county investigator, from -
narn roar Collinsvllr Th owner
has not yct been found. n'ts bo-
hovca That the thiof hll the ear lu
th" abandoned barn ar1 4o'd th,
roar tires, Hoping To- dispose ns the
CIR liter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
TELLS ROTARIANS
LAW DISREGARD
Experiences in Europe
Related by Farmer
to Tulsa Club
TOO MUCH CRITICISM
Finds Great Disrcspcct Shown
Public Officials by Anglo
Saxon Race

1b,rc ta gro,,lpp tendency iu
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gard " the law ana disrc'r''i l".
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Four Killed In Blast

-.- lNlONTOWN. Pa Aug. a.
-Four men were killed by a terrific
cNplosion In the press mill at the
oriental plant or the Dupont Pow
der company. fiyt miles from here
ut noon today. Tho plant was
wrecked and tho conclusion of the
explosion vas 'clt rtlcs away.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04

The inventor OF a shroudod pro-
po'lor for airplancs claims that ~
renders "A plane Independent OF wind
and weather and transforms energy
OF hend wind into Increased pro-
pollcr thrust