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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10

Published In The Tulsa Daily World,
,ri, J,-npis,fy 10, ~, -. iS and -, 1921,
RESOLUTION.
A Resolution determining assess
ments ana directing notices thereof
for paN ing IN STREET IMPROVE.
MENT DISTRICT No. rts of the city
OF tulsa, Oklahoma. and declaring an
emergency
WHEREAS. the CITY Engineer on tho
| ''th day of December, 1920. submitted u
| he board hls written abatement showinl,
Ia" names OF the owners the number nt
rom feet owned BY .scn, a hoscrIp,ion
| cost OF tho improvements, the proper
| ilonal amount of such costs to be sssosssd
nsalnst the nbutting property and tn,
against such owner, subject to asarsAn,eni
~ STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
No .t3 IN form and substance as pro.
charter Of the said city OF Tulsa: and,
WHEREAS, this Board has duly exam
ined said statement and found tho same
NOW, THFSEFORE, DE ir RESOLVED
BY THE BOARD OF CoMMisSIONFHs
or THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
THAT said statement be, and tho same
hereby IL, approved. and.
bE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that e
assess tho cost ~ the improvements pro-
y,1,d Tor IN said STREET IMPROVE
monts ana the property benefited thereby
ana the property liable to bssassment as
tet out In tho aforesaid statement OF the
ne IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that
notice Of such determination 10 assess b.
given 10 all owners Of any and all suoh
propcrty by publication In the Tulsa Daily
World, daily newspnper nf general cir.
culailun IN the city 81 Tulsa Oklahoma.
Tor i've % consecutive dayH, beginning
on the 10Th day Of January, 1921: and.
hE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that tho
city Auditor be. ana she hereby Ia III.
tectcd to send written notice by Registered
man 70 all of the owners of property NJ
f'cted by the aforesaid proposed asses-
msnts, said notice To b. IN form aud sub
stance aB provided In Section OF Article
TX of the Tulsa 'iy charter. and to be
mailed At tho time designated In said
section. and,
nE TT FURTHER RESOLVED. ths, tho
llst day ~ January, 1874 at 800 o'clock
=. NJ, he and the same is hereby set as
The day for hearing all objections 10 such
nsssSsmeuts improvements OF materials IN
reforrnca to the same and said hoarInr
shAll be continued from day to day untn
ihe same IL completed and any objections
not made In writing on or before the 2Ist
n. 'htll be- deemed 10 he Waived: and
EE 1T FURTHER HESOLNED that the
Guy Auditor be. and shc IN hereby tn
WruCtsd 20 make and file on or before
10 dot" ~ said hearing her certificate
fhhwinr whom ana In what manner ssid
notices were given, and attach 70 aui
MAKE part or stli C"rilflnatC. the an
lava ~ tho publisher showing copy
- tho notice 80 published and the days
nm which the same WAS published. ana
~. IT FURTHER RESOLVED that an
exists for the presorVation NJ
b" public health AMI safety. and for ths
'urtherancr ~ street improvements hy
reason whereof this resolution shah take
effect frum ana after It's adoption an.
pfuysl end publication.
ADOPTED snd the emergency clause
ruled upon repurstely and approved THIS
3i-i da' ~ December 1890
APPROVED, this 3lst day of Decem-
her, 1890.
r. - EVANS.
Mayor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
|Alk SUNDAY ON TlTHEING
ormer Prize Fighter and Now in
pLil Work to Make Address.

sc Sackett, former Young KID
| ~ and at present welfarc
',Ser at the Kerr Glass company
sand Springs, will speak before
Epwor,h League members of
Boston Avenue NJ. T.. church on
lhday, January. l6. The main
p'e OF the address will be "Tithc-
and Stewardship" Sackett
As made a speciality Of this lile OF
'g.ols work for many years am
S toured ihe continent at the re
tuss' OF churchs located in differen.
(A'es' An invitation to the young
,p'e OF all the churches of the
wy VIII be extended by the Boston
,s"Ge ehurch, stated V. Il. RAIDER
Nv IS connected with the young
'opes division there, and It is the
r.g pS oI the league that many viii
q" themselves OF the opportunity
I Aker. % va
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
|VAlY TEN PER CENT LOSS
apartment Saves 90 Per Cent
Me- irnlTrty Involved

aIgsd n. zee, Jan, 9.-property
Ira 'S,-o 'O60 was endangered
bQt onl,. MlskoRee during 1920.
EOrdlns ''o,'2I worth was lost, ac-
P. Cbs,op W me annual report OF G.
p P tT,'nan' n' fire chief, as went to
Ths "aIt .a isou city manager.
alls T''e department. answered 500
| he ysa pe'hg false alarms, during
kours sean, a. and actually worked asa
the ia srn u minutes extinguishing
| Ore ''es, n" the report shows, The
Blocks iL"panies Travelled l4,782
|lsed A. gong 10 aud from fires,
| Z ladda,r.SO feet of hose, $40 feet
Eca!s '''s and 767 gallons of elem.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10

Miss Ellen Reed. ready-to-wcar
buyer for the Hunt company. left
Saturday night for n three weeks
buying trip in the east.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10

Carried on the handle bar. a
novel device automatically makes
an accurate chart of the course
taken by "A bicycle
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10

An owuors of ahutting property. prop
or'y benefited by sald improvements snl
Other property, liable O. assessln'nt. arc
.UT such improvements ur hpnafts 10 the
property thereby, any claim nr oh
i.g'iuuH 10 the assessments as above sat
forth shah be filed iu writing IN the Of
0Cs ~ MIS- Frank Sea man. CNy Audi
Tor NJ the city ot Tulsa, OklR11ml, on
0r hrigro The 2lst day ot January 1891,
at 90 o'gloyE a, M. and the same shalt
bs heard boy the Hoard Of Commissioners
On the 2lst DAY ~ January 1871 at $500
clock a, m, and any claims or obicc-
umo Ehsll be deemed waived
Dated this 3lst day OF ppcomber, 1y,e.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
City AulitS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
LEGAL

10 THE srOCKuoIDERs OF
rANkNiJIE on. CDfPORATlON
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders
or the Pnrkville Oh corporation viii be
held at tho office Of the company, 633
Mayo llldg, Tulsa. Oklahoma. on Monday,
January l7th, 1891, n, 10 o'clock . m.
Tor the purpose OF electing directors for
tho ensuing year and for the transaction
uf buth Other business as may properly
come before tho meeting.
Dated st Tulsa, Oklahoma, this 3ist
day Of December. 1870.
u. W. DAVIS.
Iaer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10

l y
| SECTION o. That tho assessment here.
by levied ON each ot the above mentioned
lots aud parcels OF land are hereby dc.
| clhrod 20 he llcu upon such lots aud
| parcels ~ Land to tho same oNtont na other
| taxes ana shall be collected ana enforced
In the Same manner as other taxes H. aud
,or the city OF Tulsa. okahoma. are col
| letcei
! SECTION =! That all assessments
hereby levied shall ho divided into three
! t31 equal annual tnHtniimrnta aa author
1 izcd by said Btatutor uf Tao state Of okla.
hnma Tor Huth cases made aud provided (;
that the assessments shah b'ar interest at
III" rate Of eight 80 per cent per snnum.
payable annually at tho time of tho pay.
| nicnt ~ the several lnstallmcnts of the
assessments aforesaid, from tho date Of
tho taking effect OF this ordinance. that
the first inetallnent of said assNsrncnts.
together with the accrued Interest on tho
deferred inHtalllhcntH. shan be payable on
! the lhth day Of December. 1891, and the
| remaining deferred instaliinenis with tho
yearly Interest on the unpaid installments,
shali be payable on tho 18Th day ~ De.
| Gambler OF each succeeding year until all
| shall be paid.
Provided. however that any of tho own.
ers OF the lots Or parcels Of land 80 as
s.ssed may ~ any time during tho four
90 consecutive weeks following the date
of the fitat plhlontinn of THIS ordnance.
pay To tho CITY Auditor Of the City OF
Tulsa, the fuli amount ~ tho ASSIGNMENTS
NO levied RRainat their said lots ana par
cells OF land, ana thereby release such
property from the lion OF such sasess.
mentr
SECTION A. That TINS ordinance shan
be published FOR twenty nine t2plconssc-
utive days Ia the Tulsa Daily world,
newspaper pablished IN tho Guy OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma, that the publication OF this
ordinance rs required by law shall he
taken and regarded ~ sufficient motto.
to All persons interested IN tho as"Aainonts
hereby levied by tho terms OF this ordi.
nance.
SECTION g. That all ordinances or
provisions ~ this ordinance IN % far AZ
such conflict oEigt'. nfo hereby repealed.
SECTION s. That an emergency ss
lists Tor tho prrar Iyetiun Of tho public
health and safety. by rruson whereof this
ordinance shat! take cNrct from and after
ita passage. approval and publication.
PASSED and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately ana approved this Itth
dag q beceembcr.. 1890
APPROVED. this iith day Of December.
1870
T. D. EVANS. Mayor.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city auditor.
FRANK u. DuNcAa.
city Attorney.
publlshed in The Tulsa Daily world
January 10, H. ~. 10 aud - 1921.
World Publishing company. puhilshrrs1
NoIlCI or nrhniNG oN ASSES.
IMPNoyIMTNr HisTI,itr No. stS.
tiIh of TULSA, okLAiioMA.
he Hoard OF Commit .sioncrs duly adopted
on tho 3iat day cf December, 1870 notice
h hereby given ihHi 'hg board ~ Com
uisaipnei7 Of the ruy ~ TuiHa, oklahoma
hsn examined the estimate ana statemont
u tho Ciy Engineer 49, 20 tho amount ~
%" cost of the concrete pavement which
property ihe property taucfItri nnd other
,Mag5s ,,,!a.g.5, ,gero.r, IN .srHg,.r iMrHoyi.
.iudos tho following described portions of
rGAI,G ,AvEYuE, from 70 south
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
LEGAL.

improvements or any r,fi thereof or any
mater or INNS it rotation thereto At
N'la uerilug ~ ihr Htld l'lori ~ com
missiuucfs on the ISth day " 1apuary.
1924.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
cry Auditor.
Approved
FRANK T.. DVNCAS.
CIly ATTORNEY.

PuhuHhsh IN the Tulsa Daily Wnr!i jan
unry B. o. ? q 10, II. ~. 10 hul ~.
1891 word Publishing Company. Pun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10

Published In The Tulsa Daily world
January 10. II. 10, iS and H. 1871
world Publishing Company, publishers
NESOLtTtDN.
Resolution determining assess
ments ana directing notices thereof
for paving IN STREET IMPROVE.
MENT DISTRICT No. rts of the city
OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. and declaring an
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
TO LIMIT INCOMING
ALIENS TO PER CENT
(By Associated FreSs)

Washington, Feb. 9--The House
immigration bill, which virtually
would have stopped Immigration fol
a year, was disapproved today by the
Senate immigration committee by (,
vote of five to four. The committee
agreed to adopt substitute tomor-
row restricting immigration on per-
centage basis. Chairman Colt said
the substitute would "allay all fear
Of Il flood of undesirable aliens from
Europe" and that he would push its
passage this session. As tentatively
drafted, it would limit the number
of aliens of any nationally to five per
cent of the number of such persons
residing in the United States in an!
fiscal year, effective April 1st.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
BUSINESS GETTING
BETTER EVERY DAY
(By Associated Press)

:. New York, Feb. 9.-Business
conditions in the retail trade and
rapidly approaching normal and
improving daily, Salmon Halle, of
Cleveland, Ohio, president OF the
National Retail Dry Goods Asso-
citation. told members at the tenth
annual convention here today.
Business will be normal when
we begin to think and act normal
ly," he said, adding that it lies
within yourselves, and it will be
d survival Of the fttest from now
on"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
SAYS BUREAU PACKS
LEGION COMMITTEES
Giy hS.;ociatcd rTe&a)

Washington, Feb. 9--ChargeE that
rovcrnment bureaus identified with
soldier ,ciicf are packing American
Legion committees with bureau en-
ploycs Who arc Legion members"
were maze before the Legion's cXecu-
tive comrittce here today by Abel
Davis, Of chicago, chairman of the
disqualification committee. He as
serted that it greatly handicaps the
Legion's efforts in soldier relief mat
tsrS, adding that at the Cleveland
convention, the bureaus licked us
to a frazzle in all matters relating
to veterans relief and the Legion
wondered how l. was done" The ex-
ccutivc committee asked state divi-
sions to bar bureau employees from its
committees.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09

HAD A CLOSE CALL
IN KANSAS CITY
Son-in-Law of B. B. Million Is
Trapped On 9Th Floor In
Office Building Fire

Mr.. and Mrs B. B. Million have
ust received Kansas City papers
telling of the narrow escape from
death of their son-in-l law, Robert
! l.. Duncan. in a fire which de-
stroyed a large Office building
known as the Reserve building III
that western metropolis. A rope
tossed to Mr.. Duncan who was
leaning out of the eighth story
window at the time and gasping
for breath enabled him and a COM
panion to slide down to safety.
Mr. Duncan married Miss Hattie
Lee Million. of this city, The ar
ticle i'll the Kansas City paper had
a picture Of Mr.. Duncan. and the
following about his narrow es-
cape:
On the south side Of the build
ing from a window on the eighth
floor. Robert l.. Duncan, 422O
Harrison street, and c. B. Moon.
employees of thea. S. Kecker CC1-
struCtlon Company, were leaning
as far out as possible. handker-
chiefs to their mouths. seeking to
get Il breath of air while walls OF
smoke sought to envelop them
from behind and suffocated them.
Both men had lost all hope OF
being rescued, when from the roof
Of The Post Building, there was
swung down a monster rope
across the roofs of the lower
buildings and OH to the eighth
floor Of the burning struc ,urc
it swept above the head
Of the persons watching from the
roof Of the cafe.
Duncan reached OH, and caught
the rope. \ minute later the
scaling ladder was hoisted to the
window. The men climbed out
and made their way unhes itating-
ly down the ladder to the seventh
floor Of the building. Then t'cs
entered the smoke filed structure
and groped to the front. where
they descended the aerial ladde,
to the street.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
BRITAIN SAYS
RELATIONS ARE OK
Gfy Associated Press)

London, Feb. 9-The Foreign Of
Ice today issued a statement dcclar-
;ng without foundation reports pub
lished in United States Tuesday to
the effect that a Foreign Office Off
cal had uttered warning of the in
creased seriousness of Anglo-Ameri-
can relations. at was made without
the knowledge or authority OF the
Foreign Office" the statement said,
and does not liz any way represent
the view of the Foreign Office upon
the present or future state of reIa-
tions between the two countries. On
the contrary, the Foreigff, Office is
confident that any question arising be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States can and will be settled with
out difficulty"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Miss kathryne Hammonds, one OF
the Model schools attractive teach
ers, spent the week end with relatives
in Charleston, West Virginia.
Mr.. o. O11ie Sarver, who served as
the Registers city editor for several
months, is ill in Cincinnati hospital
with typhoid fever His many
friends here, hope to hear of his com
plete recovery very soon.
1t is reported that Germany will
seek to make a separate peace with
the United States.
Ruth Gordon, q bow-Iegged actress
had both legs broken to cure the de-
formity.
McCol1, S. c., boasts that in popu-
lation of 2,129, all but three are mem
bers of church.
Harding has sent Daugherty to
Washington to complete plans fo,
the Inauguration.
A number of Middlesboro citizens
have organized a company to run the
Daily News of that city.
Miss Julia Mcbride, of New York
a guest at the Waldorf Hotel, scald-
ed to death when she fell in bath
tub.
An auto party of fifteen returning
from the golf links were held up and
robbed by bandits near Newark, N
j.
Senator Shoots proposal to pro-
hibit smoking in all Government
buildings in Washington, was rejected
by the Senate.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SCHEDULE IS OUT
Iy Associated Press)

New York, Feb. 9-The Nation
!al League baseball schedule for
the season of 1921, as announced
today, differs in few respects from
those of recent years. Each of
the eight clubs composing the lea
que, will play 154 games: II of
with will be staged upon their
home diamond and all equal num-
Der upon the fields OF rival clubs.
But three conflicting dates with
American League are shown and
these occur at Chicago May l,
June 20 and September II.
East western club will invade
the east three times between the
opening date April Is, and the
closing day Of the season, Octo-
Der 2. The eastern teams will
circle the western circuit three
times during the pennant race,
On the opening day of the
schedule Brooklyn will play at
Boston. New York at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at Cincinnati, aud st.
Louis at Chicago. Holiday. Sun
day and Saturday games are fair
Y well distributed. Pittsburg gets
the greatest number Of Saturday
games at home and the largest
Of Sunday games abrood.
Brooklyn leads in Sunday CON
tests at home with 1S. The
schedule showing the Saturday.
Sunday and Holiday contests for
each club, both home and abroad
follows:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
RUTHT0N

Mr.. R. L. Moberly and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Luther West. attended
the funeral of their aunt, Mrs
Susie Champ Moberly, at Paint
Lick. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Moores Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Moberly, and
Mrs. Leslie Agee spent Sunday
with Mrs. Isabel Hamm.
Master Raphel West and sister,
Lucille, spent the week end witt
their grandmother, MIS-. X. T.
|Moberly.
Friends of Mr.. Brutus Bogie
were very much grie"t-.! To llear
of his death and ext.:.s l.;e
heart-broken family their tciicr-
est sympathy in this sad hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLAW L):c, mi
Sunday with theid dauG',' ,'ct. Mrs
Edward Roberts, in Garrard.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
Boys Bible Study Contest
10Y Associated Press)

Louisville. Feb. 9-Fort, five
groups of boys from various higl
and grammar schools of kcntuc
ky. have registered i'll the annual
Bible study contest conducted TN
der the auspices of the state Y. NJ
{. a. The course lasts six weeks
Silver cups are awarded for the
best records and Il state troph,'
goes to the winning team. Frank
lin high school now has the tro-
ply. which must be won three
times. Enrolment in Ashland
high school numbers 157; Cynthi-
ana. II; Paris, Is, and 50 III d
number Of other schools. "Christ
the Master" is the subject.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
VENDING ROAMS
DRESSED AS WOMAN

| Frankfort, Ky, Feb. o.-With a
pink kinona neatly tucked under
his convict suit of gray and a
lknotted rope in his pocket, Joseph
Vending, of Louisville, serving
IA life sentence for the Murder of
ten-year-old Alma kellner, was
caught when scaling the penitcn-
tiary walls into the prison.
Despite the efforts OF the pris-
on officials to keep Weddings
conduct from the public, the fact
that he had been caught became
known Tuesday. and when Col.
w. II. Meyer was intervicwed
by County Attorney N. B. Smith
County Attorney Paul Gaines.
Mayor w. s. ROssOn and Chief
of Police Uba Mangan, he admit
ted that Vending had been out
Of the prison on lark for all hour
and ten minutes.
This disclosure solves the myS-
tery OF the woman i'll black" as
the authorities are certain that
the mysterious woman y who has
been seen about town for several
nights flirting with men on Main
street and Broadway, is none 9TH
er than Vending. who. they be
lievc, has been making these noe
turral trip for some time. A
rcd-haircd girl, with whom the
woman in black" has been seen,
is being sought by the police.
Weddings speciality is dressing
like Il woman. When he walked
away from the prison a year ago
and was at large for week, he
adopted the disguise Of d woman.
Colonel Moyer promised the
authorities that Vending would
De put back on contract work,
where he will not have an oppor-
Iunitv to scale the walls.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09

Frankfort, ,Feb.9-Joscph Vending
serving life sentence for tho mur-
der of Alma kellner, of Louisville,
was today transferred to the peni-
tentiary at Eddyville. Vending was
caught returning to prison Monday
night after having stolen out to visit
Il woman friend. At Eddyville he will
be confined to Il cell and forced to
work in the shops, and will enjoy
no liberties.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
JUDGETO
HEAR WALTERS Case

When motion hour was called
in circuit court "Wednesday morn
ing, Judge ShaCkel(ord requested
IattornCys nthC suit brought by
the County Board Of Education
against the Walters fund. seek
ing To csChcat it for school pur-
poses, to get all Papers possible
ready for submission at the same
time. lie. said he would be TN
able to preside at the hearing of
the suit. Judge Shaclclford has
been one of the trustees Of the
Walters fund for some time and,
therefore. will ask for a special
Sudgc to be assigned here by Gov.
Morrow to hear the case. lie said
that he has had experiences in
other counties, and had seen the
delays incurred by failure OF at
torneys in equity cases to have
all papers prepared for submission
to the court, and he hoped every
thing possible would be ready so
that the special Judge assigcnd
here for this case might have as
little trouble as possible i'll cNpc-
diting hearing of the issues i'll the
suit.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09

Amos Ballew, Charles Bennett
William John Rhodus, George
Rhodus. Jesse Eddington, Tom
Robinson, Sherman Adams, Leon
ard Jackson, George Leer, Jr.,
Sam Grant, Henry Tussey, Taylor
Ross. Amos Ballcw. Charles Ben
nett, Cecil Cousins, Dick Cousins
and Jesse Cain.
Mabel lIaCkett,> colored. was
fined $40 for contempt of court
for failure to answer as witness
i'll the case against {. S. Spencer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
EDENT0N

Mr. and Mrs. Reather Smith
lspent Sunday with the latter S
parents, Mr.. and Mr. VIM. Storms
/ Mrs. Herbert Teater was the
weekend guest OF her grand
Imother, Mrs. Ann Moberly..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Chandler
|are rejoicing over the arrival pf a
baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Long err
tertained Saturday night i'll honor
lof the formers sister, Miss Saral,
Bell Long, of Newly.
Miss Geneva Murphy, OF near
Richmond, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jennie Teater.
Mrs .Dicie Barnes and daughter
Mrs Ed Cook. spent Friday "i:h
the formers brother, Mr.. Burch
Williams, at Ruthton.
Mr.. Ed Hunter has bought Il
nice Ford car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Clark. and
family were guests of the for
1ner's fatrer, Mr.. A h. Clark
Mrs. John Carroll, of Mel aln
ILL.,, is visiting her mother, Mrs,
Richard Burton.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
A BARGAIN
% ! tw 4w

For sale 80 acre farm, located onel
half mile from Elizabeth, Indiana
Is miles from Louisville, KY, seven
ty acres cultivated ground. Will take
cottage in on trade. Farm will
grow tobacco, wheat and corn. Pos
lsession first day of March. l don't
farm and want to sell. Address l.. o.
Carpenter, Elizabeth, Indiana. l will
hsat GlyndOn Hotel for the next few
dsys where you can obtain futher in
f4mation. 33 Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-09
NIGHT WATCHMAN
BURNS To Death
(Ry Associated rreSs)

Madisonville, KY, Feb. 9-George
Thomas Coles, 67, night watchman
was cremated when the Imperial To
bacco Company's factory burned "a
Providence, Webster county early to
day, with 100000 pounds of tobacco
Coles charred body was found neal
an electric switch in the engine room
1t is believed a shock caused hi
death and an overturned Lantern
started the fire. The loss is $50 900