davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The bystander., 1921-08-18
FT. DODGE NEWS.

Mrs. John Coleman is on the sick
list. -
Mr. Ike Miller is in the hospital.
Rev. J. L. Lucas preached two able
sermons Sunday. r..
Rev. S. Bates of Des Moines preached
Friday night at the Second Baptist
church Rev. Bates was full of the
holy ghost. While in the city he was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. GUY. -
The bystander., 1921-08-18
COLORED FAMILY

4 dandy bargain at 13s Sheridan
Ave. Near Highland Park, one block
from Belt Line Car One 4-rooEn cot
tage, 60 foot front lot by 152 feet
deep, paved street; house faces north;
electricity. Payments, $500 down,
s17-00 per month. Here's your op-
r,orrunity TO own your own home at
d surprisingly low figure. Call Wal
nut 42l1. 300 Century Building, over
Frankel's Clothing Store
The bystander., 1921-08-18
Lhohts for Sick Room.

When, as In case Of sickness, you
wish soft, warm light in room, rath-
er than the glare that an electric light
lmparts. make little bags Of china silk
!any color desired), and put them over
each bulb. It 10 well to run elastic
around the edge Of the circle, which
you cut from the silk. 80 that the bulb
can be easily removed by just slipping
out Of the bag. ~
The bystander., 1921-08-18
Poison for RabbttA

Poisoning py means OF paosphoz-
lied grain is said to be an effective
means OF checking the increase OF
rabbits in certain parts OF the British
SoionIes-
The bystander., 1921-08-18
FOR RENT

Groom house, strictly modern. No.
ss2 W. nth st. Call Harry ". Ham
rnitt, Walnut 1882.
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FINANCIAL

\
tou SALE Hrml proven acrsag, tn
Hd't 1nuiuE propositiou. slgs World.
tpH aht.E Turty acre and sO.aete lease.
cloa, ln 20 big production. offset we'll
now starting drUirg to- Wilcox sand
Hrrra dlHlrIrt 1911, attractive terms.
OaRgs so5s. owner sf3 Kennedy HIde
toU HhIE Two thousand arrcs an
structure Ir Elk county, Kansas s. per
HcIr. or Will rive tract for we'll snd offset
r."frr hddf'aa nof b1s-M care world
ron SALE. --latest maps of Mesia and
WHf.hnm diatri.ia. oahRs 2i30.
TDU SALE STANDARD ug equipped t1f
HIIu'HttinF absolutely FIRST class. uo
nr COIN" Bon Huise Prairie Grove. Arb.
UDNEHHMEsr ssle " Osase lands. maps
"u cloth showing oll land 90 be- sold
production aHd other data. on Field
NHI CO.,. haf'lssville, okls
HAVE some semi proven oil lands n
1usaf that desire developed. ~ lies
uufiu 90 strtwu ana vast of 'uIr in
lu fact BE- ~ in me inast usciy territory
iu tNr urli. irt WH have "a proppsifiun.
Hos SOM World.
uAtH now standard ug aud ,umpIcfe
string ~ tools and five good strings Of
fafirE VIII put iu for Interest 90 proven
TERRITORY write what ypu have to offer.
M Goldman. uoE 400. UoHooo Tetas.
HAVE ou audi ras leases ln proven fields.
Rogers and NuWata ruuntiss. 40 soil or
Trade. what have yyu| call bHaFs 900
aft"r $50 p m.
LEASEH WANTED for equity IN 1870
must have real value buh isi. cHnsy
kauHHH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
Peerless Bathroom
Outfit, S6S.1

Consisting OF the three following Brand
New Pieces
New b.foot tub. complete with nickel plat
ed wastcr and overflow. bath cocks ami
tail pieces; II bought separately ..... $500
New lsx2i-5" apron lsvatory, com plete
with nickle plated trimming; " bought
separately .....-..'.'.'.''''' ''lt'VV
WHITE Nitreous China tank with low
down tank and new mshogany seat Won
derfui value. II bought separately 1880
PIPE--Just as good as new; wrapping has
kept this pipe In the very best condt-
tion See what you save. Prices per 100
feet.
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EMPLOYMENT

prospefty and tscr working Man
w.itb oVn car rfrferfaf but not sbso
tytety r,.e.4,ry t,. t.,l d, ,lI,o.itlo,
~ ft.ru .rt ..r ,,rt,rt goo ir III .si,s
coming frnm your tsrftoty No order
takora reod arp.y f4r hiH means r.ai
For pafucuIuts. apply to qfoxiir pa
trihufluF SourHur .I.aI.2b w Peach
tree Ht NtiHnfa. Ga
,,,>,Ir rI.,..,i.... .,.....,... .....,
.stsfa r,i.sr..r want one tt.t IA p.e
.nstirsis ,nr4r,I In ssIiIpr TpIs, p,or.,,,
,r,sf t'l' g..t ..,,,t.r.II.
i,,. i'. l, p''''
os,e, tt.6.p .r u,se. i.es f,r au.,.1t
would tgu reu % nationally HdsrrHeI
h"uarl'il n"roHslF ditf,l 'l u"moa %
,h" t"gW YOU '"'l "Ni Hh'f"tN t'..H
MA9 I'D ,h'fh'''A H ''''ht W. gov
,esh giv, isiarr8r. rurgb.t r.U..
sud state rup,f,aaI vHI H.uu suu uu
Monday or 1uoai'' taaM World
a. MILES pi.N gafIlN fuaIt v,IfH now
patented gasoline turYfIg.r HUfu f1f
paru'ulBrr. ttrHuHsF 'Hrnrprf 'us
lu"N"h". n l'HhH'h
800" PROFIT Sion 'nI v'"ru D.HHr.nF
hundreds wrrtI.. uFN HHHH|Ur lIu.
pnun1 ~"nifriu. ".Irf hif repeater
ua'uf" h'th.I'H '' ivy ''",'
s. ,r,,' h'5"Ih ''''"'." '''' '
TrtNtiUNs WANTED -MNiT N
A b. . ] NJ 10
docs md Lo.s ,....rrIng .buHt tra.
business tut baua,.- Hr 1000 rI.a HafH.
faction 200 ANY ordinary UNsI'I.U. IrH.IHl
o. chance t0 prove It ""Dl IrH'" ry
ana might WaH' ih.r' 'n''l ..ni N'i
Ac'uuNTNNI r.ih Wlr asp'nrgor
Nang '.'tus mr.' ., 'nlll'
madr h'"'H h.u. a.f... .H7'''. tlr
is.fvIagv. ,dd. ss .I. ~ wra "
h,tousIhnr v.rta w..E. permanent or
psrf time. tHU..r.. 600 FuHr .tpar
curH nu Ull H..HHHf. CON furnish beet
ACCouNIhs IuHt ,ltsH accountant
wishes q" do.u." .u7f' um" 'u Keeping
500 ~ unot1 'I accounts. 'H' cedar
BuOkEEErtn aud HuIHt doaIrrr
position WIH tHnn..0 anything. uHaEr
tifH
enrs1. r1n Hlrte ray rolls u,toments
eic o. g.. unl| huHI l.aItinu eunHidrfrd h"a
so. .M "''H
car lthiEh General fertlriug, f".
h"n''''4 %. '''s' ''I' u
ENIEUlEN' truck driver. uil urid
work preferred sl3 world
INpGHUsDEu msn wants position 10
manage boarding house Dt, iosso. DHaEe
t3sJ. o.
MAGAZINE and trade iournai man. long
r,psftrp,, tn ala brpsftr.pts toriudtng
sdt5riai viii change Might inv.st. Al
drcss ita n--carr World
NEAT ,yIor,d r.uulg d,rtres toh Win
private family. good chauffeur and
ro1J ,ook .fth basi of refar.pers Al.
dress 71f-M World
NpN.freipt ,.,t,tt.r. md ,.t,t.r.
,ttsb ruut,vtnrof bv dsv ~, t,t ptn,.
Cedar 1901
pFTfer t..nnggr ,.iIt man. ,t.,,.
n.rl,,,st 1n s.t,. i,ti"r .,i,irnt 80
keeping credits, collections aud al writ.
ms moderate salary. HlA-M, World,
POSITION by college graduate 1.-Two
s.tr. ID, ..,,., h,,.t,.ss r. 80. 49,. .'.,.t
promotion viii be consistent WIN ability
o"od reference Webh' hos Atl NJ, world
IlhLiD hpph kEEilNn
80. . lulse hnH'heRs service o, 49,
sls men uy "HaEe 's'
''-,','' . " -. i5'.t''. puH.''"N w"
iup'lN "t'Vuhl.ht ''i"i lNh'7 vap'Ii
snon IN H''"uh''nb' Nun'esA h'1-h
Ng.," .-.-...-
bIENoGHAIliEit- clerk, years o.
peFiaHg-s Address Ilb-M World
wANTEN---A position In general ur groc
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THOMPSON.
COS Mayo. Usage $500
ron SALE OK EXCHNSGr

EXCHANGE BurrBiow aimuat psv
t-rocm, modern, with basement la nm.
crest. $500 equity take car notes. land
or other property. T.. T.. barrett NI
Bliss BLDG Osago SO or 65.
FOR SALE-Or trade. "a ton psiss
truck. gasoline wood saw, steam COZ.
crete mixer and Parker derrick. CtU
Cedar 1911.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
PERSONAL PROPERTY


WI MY SECOND hand furniture from
single articles to complete outfits,
Tenusiy 4 pirtte Furuuurp Go. 10 W.
FirsN Phone ossEs 'sss
WHEN yuu want to buy or sell furniture
call uH aSi2 Wilton velvet rugs, worth
8Igb. s7bt best grade Administer FuEs.
so, large variety 10 select fr0ms uaW
cabinet ranges. tsb. Neal Furniture Co..
227 p. Third. cedar 1855.
YOU CAN wesr diamonds " you sell your
second hand furniture 20 tho Diamond
Furniture Co the iargeft second hand
store fn Tulsa We buy anything and
sell everything Osage ss1t
$3.50 ~ RNtTtRE and some cash to trade
for Ford or ught car cedar ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

URINAIis--Vitreous china with flush
sINRs-Csst iron 2ox4O inches ..., $500
HOT WATER HEATERs-Kewsnee make.
IN excellent condition, worth $3.50 our
price ,...........,.. .......... s.... |la.OO
hANKs-High pressure 5Ot gallon ca
pacirp, feet diameter. 5L feet high,
tested and 10 fine condition. Regular price
$500. Our low price .....,....... 5000
SHOWER BATH HEADS, complete s.. SO
Ice plant machinery, laundry, cleaning
and pressing machinery. steam pumps
smoke stacks ana tnousa nds OF other ttrms
at tremendous saving. Write US for
anything In the plumbing and heating line
you need.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

~ MILES pEN DAIIrN male vIfn now
patented gasoline tHrHflg.. WIIU f1F
paruruIBfr. HtIHuHHF 'HInfIf.f f..
l'uNuaUH. a Dakota
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
rrn ANp noYAIlrY roR SAFE

et acres Arkansas river bottom land,
close 'n, all in cultivation, one half nulo
Hur iroom house. pHNlnr t.oo per
month royalty, a real farm for S33. 500,
tl2,0o0 cash. See Ruua T., Grant bt2
security hldg thonc Usage 2lbo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

give terms tp suit Hcmstltchirg and
picotug machines rented u9 week or
month.
TULSA SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
10 y. Main 81, Ossge ssly.
REFINtSHfNG. cnamelinE and uphois.
teriug use the best material and put
out only high- grade work. Fifteen years
10 the business IN Tulsa, Gilbert Gunsten.
usage lhiA.
SIXTH, W. tsA Massive tatu,i oak din,
ing room table, chairs, chtna cabinet ard
buffet at sacrifice en- suite or by lcee
can sunday or after y. IN. weekdays.
.-lh slDf, close IN. five rooms oi tur-
uiturc only $500 cash terms on ball
r.a Reasonable rent CAL pssge Sb3a
TEN ROOMS elegant furniture, mostly
mahogany for sale az sacrifice, best To-
cation In Tulsa, income more tnan pays
rent furnace heat and garage. Usage
ASA.
rwo used gaa crates Tor ssIs Telephone
Usage 6stl,R.
USED FURNITURE bought sud sold up,
holstering supplies far sale. Bowers
Furniture Coz 5 S. CineinnYt Usage
X00t.
iNG-For artistic deoorBt.
ms, upholsterins. 4. O. Tennely Usage
1906 10 W. First street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
on LANDS Am IEAsEs a.

AM DRILLING 81 we'll IN the east uue-
halt Of southwest onclquarter, scvtlou
l0-2N-T Hutlcr county. Kansas 90 depth
of $50 feet unless OH or gas h. found On
paying Quantities al lessor depth aud
sffer Tor Sale az reasonable pyiCv some
close ln acftARr aud also an interest
IA tina 40 acres the we'll rs hrinE driil'd
un. Tbos q Juuhgg ~ Dorado, Kansas.
ACREAGE wanted TN exchange Tor test
bkfdskee or Hughes counties submit full
particulars 20 7OS Mayo Blds tulsa,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


FOR RENT Twenty six acres. one mil.
north Of Tulsa, small house. Inquire
Ni Security Bldg.
GOOD farm for rent for trucking. three
miles south Of Tulsa, paYed road river
bottom land. can Cedar 2230.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

h,,pIsIhnT u.rfa w..E. permanent ur
psrf time. r....r.. 600 NuHr. expert
cHrH nu uu HU.HHHf. CON furnish beet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
INSTRUCTION

DANCING AND DRAMATIC so
o. EXPRESSION. Aeathetc and TOO danctug
studio 3li \ Denver cedar $50.
EaHt Third Phone bsare sitA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
FINANCIAL


WANTED no uOHHOW 81 900 Tor o.
months. principal payable monthly.
VIII give 10 per cont fyf losn and 10
per cent for USE ~ money good security
7as NJ World.
WANTED TO- borrow, want ) $50 icr
p months Will pay 400 bonus and 1875.
a good i.ropu Bungalow. first mortgage.
This needs quick action. Address 90 ~
World.
81. 600 WANTED. ou nsst.,lsss business
propositions quick action wanted. can
DHHEN d1f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
rLArs AND ArARrMfNTS

APARTMEET-Fo efficiency Is
w. Seventeenth. furnished or unfur.
nished. Phone OrHge TS5,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

FoR SAIle-Weu equipped QkahomR
shsllnW producing property with 20
wsNs, ineludiuk ROYALTY. by owner Al.
orSsA eoN aei-A. Marid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

WANIIu..t h.EH.rlaHu. energetic real
estbfo fnl'sman. want one that h uuw
HytirtIH ,uEaElI boo ssllIuE Tulsa property
must hnH" good taf HU rNfsp spiIYUHIIH
ub,UU proposition fur right man. 'HH
Orsgo tt.o.n or ursge 1905 for sppoInt.
futut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

- acres M MiaNNInI FINIH
%, So. Louis. Want Tulsa or Ksaas, C.,g
income.
li5 scres Tulsa county FARM es.,.
: 800. Want smaller farm pr.f.,
iG0-acre farm. north OF Rart.e.,.n. en-.
Cumbrauco % 600 want Tulsa fuerl.,
l5-.oom roomins house furnished Want
S-room house, close IN on car line. s,d
Tor cash at great sacrifice or Will trade
equity Tor good ,lot,,,...
COS Mayo. Usage $500
50 500 EQuNN in new 6-rootn house oak
floors, buTt-In features, WauffI lraa
bathroom. screened porch etc sarvsSt
fine ldcatinu. For smaller. modern ur06.
cry. OWner as ". World
ron SALE OK ENCHNNGE u
EXCHANGE BurrBioR aim.at nov
t-rocm, modern, with basement. in nm.
crest. $500 equity take car, notes land
Bliss BIDS. osago SO or S.
FOR sALE--Or trade. "a ton psiEs
truck. gasoline wood saw, steam COZ.
crete mixer and Parker derrick. Cal
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FARMS FOR RENT u
FOR RENT Twenty six acres. one mile
north Of Tulsa. small house. Inquire
ui Security Bldg.
GOOD farm for rent for trucking. three
miles south ot Tulsa, payed road. river
bottom land. can Cedar 223O.
FLATS AND APARTMENTS Is
APARTMENT-Four.foom efficiency Is
w Seventeenth. furnished or unfur.
nished. Phone 0sage TS5,
APARTMENT unturnshed. slH large
rooms, steam heated, close IA. Cedar
l142 OF cedar 1s3.
NEW, clean. strictly modern t-room
Aat 81.
porch. 1905 =. Hodge, on car line See
this II you want real home cedar
A GOOD groom. one-half basement apafi.
ment, with electric lights, gas and
running water. SIS per. month. 1908 e.
Hodge on car line. CEDAR 2i2s.
ADMIRAL AND TRENTON-Thrre rooms
and sleeping porch, upstairs apartment
Al bills paid Rent $50. osage 1879
APARTMENT sixteenth and Rockford
-Four large rooms. new and up-to-dats
Rent 500 and t65. Usage 1879.
tAKSON, s., la2t-Si1-tuom strictly mod-
ern, basement cistern and garage. new.
10 decorated. call Usage 1853.
/ CINCINNATI, s., 150O--Four room. mod.
ern sub-floor apartment ianltor service,
$40 monthly. call Usage 37th
cLOsE-IN An elegant apartment with
all modern cunyeniences lights, gas
, water and steam heat, also running well
water in every apartment. Cynthia and
Esther apartments. seventh and Cheyenne
Phone Usage i1l5.
EVANS APARTMENTS
I Two beautiful apartments In this up-tn-
date, close IN apartment building each
apartment consisting Of five rooms bath.
including garage and servant uuartcrs.
Immediate possession. Usage boil. white
side & Whiteslde.
/ rOUR-ROoM apartment. strictly modern
with plenty Of bullt-in features located
at lilj T.. Hodge, on the car line, rent
/ reduced 70 $50 month. Cedar l7S.
! FOUR ROOM apartment, hardwood floors.
! I, In-a-dor bed, private bath and laundry.
I VII rent hall l23i y second.
| FIVE-RoOM, modern apartment. close
Ia. Cedar 46.
! FIFTEENTH T.. 1sl5-Apartmcnt. three
rooms, private bath; street car and
I iltuCy service.
EXCHANGE TRUST co.
Usage 1901
I FOR RENT-One 4-room modern apart.
meut. close In. Cail osage ssS.-
/ LARGE apartment with five rooms. sun.
rarlnr and bath. hot and cold water
I snyl steam heat Grace apartments. Ninth
| and Boulder. Phone Usage 7ll5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

would puu rrI a nationally aI.rrf.faI
household uoCoaaitY direct iu homes 10
] con show 1000 fhut uuf HFHfHrU GALES.
man 100 oklahoma Dol tsrUIrE 900 ttf
week. while npiIr Hrl mu.nH $500 U.I
week. tINs telephone ruHuhU. 800 reply
ana state FuurftIHHf. w.I 'H.. HHu uI
Monday or lurHItt. 900. 50 world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
FINANCIAL
nIisINFss orPoRTI'NIrIrN

BUSINESS OffOhfi MITES ~
A sb,Ouu confectionery tr trado for farm
Rox ~. HoldonvHic, OKLA.
ADVERTISERS money, get results,
btrpago rate book TOLLS how. Mailed
free, STANDARD Advertising Agency, 500
So LogiS No,
A SMALL fire Insurance agency wanted.
~ priced right, Oasgc SOL.
ntslNEsS-- Your business sold quickh'
lnr cash, regardless ut location. Pioneer
luvcstmcut a Sales 60. Kansas city Mo
CAPITAL business enterprises fiuancei
by sale ot stocks or first mortgage
bonds. commission hsSis. Repay ever
year from HarninEt 80 dulavH Mftte
fuIi particulars EdWard Ruhurts 80 \.
Lsssllc ~, chicago, ill
CAPlTAL-i specialize in financing meri-
lotlous business enterprises by settling
rtouka or first mortgage bonds strictly
commission hasis. Mali fUh particulars
in first letter John rrivr ASA Eddy St
Chicago.
CARE Onr OF the test eAtlnE ni,uses ln
Tulsa, doing large volume % bust
ness, Ions loasss. Price 10000 Will unn-
slider Tulsa rrsidence pruperty ~ ca
change. Mo make business exchangee.
Csh MS for results. ~. J. shafNhy &
CO.. cedar iais.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-27
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

lieutenant Commander DIR. Horace
Eavns Spruance, of the u. S. NAVY.
and Mrs. Spruance are home with his
parents, Mr.. and, Mrs. Edgar Spruance
Ihey are on their way to California to
spend two month with Mrs. Spruance
mother.
Miss Blanch Rollins is ENJOYING a
visit to her friends in Georgia, Ala
bama and Florida, the first she has
made since she came to Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Black, of Mil
waukee, Wis, are being. entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence B. Raymond.
Mrs. Howard R. Jones and daugh-
ter, Sarah, returned with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Norris to Philadelphia Sunday
where they are making a visit.
Miss Ethel Gieves, who recently re-
turned to Smyrna from the Howard
Hospital, where she was operated
upon, is improving rapidly and hopes
to resume her work as teacher in the
domestic science department soon.
Miss Grace Hughes, of Philadel-
phia. has returned home after spend
ing several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Mattiford, near town.
Miss Martha Tucker came up from
Dover and spent the week end with
the family of Mr.. j. w. Tucker.
Mr.. George M. Roe, of Pittsburg,
Pa, has been spending several days
with Mrs. James w. Anthony, having
come on to attend the funeral of his
mother, Mrs. Herman Roe.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Irving Handy, who
have been spending the winter with
their daughter, DIR. Margaret Handy,
in Wilmington, have returned home
and opened their house.
Mr.. w. H. Stayton, Jr, of Wash
ington, D. c., is visiting his mother
Mrs. w. H. Stayton.
Mr.. John Williams, of Providence
r. l., who came to Philadelphia anc
Chester on business trip ran down tC
see his mother, Mrs. John Rawley, anc
spent the week end.
Mrs. Harold Veasey and son, Of
Carney's Point, N. j., have returned
after an extended visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hudson, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meredith, o.
Chester, Mr.. and Mrs. James Seyer
and children, Mrs. Ella M. Brotton, O.
Wilmington, were the guests of MI
and Mrs. w. H. Lurty on Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Light (nee) Miss Lille
Pratt is recovering splendidly from
her recent operation at the Frankfort
Hospital, Philadelphia. Her fathe
Mr.. John R. Pratt, visited her thi
week.
CONTINUE on Page four)
Smyrna times., 1921-04-27

comedy and heart interest, with a very
pleasing love story DOMINATING
throughout. In addition to the star.
the photoplay has in it some of the
most capable and popular screen plav-
ers in the picture business. The the
atre MANAGEMENT proclaims this film
as one OF the most unique that "Doug"
mas ever done. 1t displays some of
the most original and laughable situ-
atlons ever shown, and at the same
time develops genuine artistry in the
nature OF its treatment at the hands
OF this clever and athletic comedian.
Monday and Tuesday Bryant Wash
burn in can Amateur Devil"
Smyrna times., 1921-04-27
NC THEATRE ATTRACTIONS

nation of Comedy and Heart In
|erest in 'DOug's" Latest
a man dashed madly through
'Rsets in his underclothes, stop
'w York traffic with a clothing
Il, started a fire unintentionally,
+ murder-suspect also uninten-
III and finally invented his way
! altar, are but a few of the re-
nile features of "The NUT" star
Nuglas Fairbanks, which is COM
kathe Opera House for two days
hs Friday and Saturday. This
En IS said to be a combination of
Smyrna times., 1921-04-27
IF SMYRNA TIMES
cuyRNA, DELAWAR
.rRNA AND VICINITY
Items of General Interest Gath
.,ed During tht Week.
sor Webb's White Loaf Flour.
'.toed satisfaction.-Adv.

,,v social will be held at Walk
S,boOl, Tuesday evening, May 8.
INV the following evening. Cake
% - cream for sale. Ladies please
I boxes.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-27

,.r Guild will meet at the home
h; Octavia Bartlett Friday even
luril 29th, at half past z o'clock.
IN A. TObin, of Millington, Nd,
Il rb-let rooms from DR.. Anna w.
~. Corner Main and Mt. Vernon
Z. and will open undertaking
.bs-See adv.
-vua Benevolent Society will
At the home of Mrs. Mary Boyd
i,y evening May End at half past
o'clock.
lie your poultry thrivel Use the
Lated Bannister Hall Poultry
4, sold only by ]. Frank Webb
family of James H. Frazier
10 thank the friends for their
ssss and sympathy and for the
1 automobiles during their recent
rement.-Adv.
NJ. Wesley Webb, Secretary of
State Board of Agriculture, was
with a slight stroke of paraly-
Fhie working in his Office in the
House on Wednesday morning.
has removed to his home where he
aoted to be resting easily.
bal fruit growers after a close
EtOn of their orchards during the
few days, see prospects of at
small fruit crop and have re-
u the work of spraying. They
nore live apple buds than peaches.
b are prospects of a fair straw
b crop.
annual meeting of the District
rds Of the Middletown formerly
n) District was held in Bethesda
Il Church on Wednesday. The
#ierS of the official board of Be-
y Church were invited guests at
Sneheon served by the ladies OF
HAurch.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-27

\ family of James H. Frazier
to thank the friends for their
ssss and sympathy and for the
/ automobiles during their recent
kaement.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-27

lie your poultry thrive! Use the
|sted Bannister Hall Poultry
4, sold only by ]. Frank Webb
Smyrna times., 1921-04-27

|kuna Benevolent Society will
4 at the home of Mrs. Mary Boyd
Zsv evening May End at half past
II o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-27

|,,n A. TObin, of Millington, Nd,
l ub-let rooms from DR.. Anna w.
In. Corner Main and Mt. Vernon
r.. and will open undertaking
ssy.-See adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-27

II sunshine Chapter of the West
C+sr Guild will meet at the home
HI. Octavia Bartlett Friday even
luril 29th, at half past z o'clock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-30
Elk City Is Hard
Hit by High Water

Toledo, Or, Nov. 30.--Elk City,
located at the junction of the Ya-
quina and Big Elk rivers, suffered
severely in the storm which
wrought heavy damage in Lincoln
county. Main street was covered
by seven feet of water. The in
habitants took refuge in school
house where 102 passed two sleep
less night. The store of Charles
Allen was swept from its founda-
tion. Mr.. Allen and ]. G. Dixon
lost considerable merchandise. The
Elk hotel, owned by E. J. Taylor,
was skept from it's foundation and
broken in two parts.
Yards of the Pioneer Lumber
company were cleared of all their
lumber, totalling 100000 feet.
The company had been waiting for
high water to bring its logs down
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-30
Killed Lover
Who Left Her
to Fulfill Pact

Popular Bluff, Mo-, Nov. 30
Boyd Ridinger is dead here today,
the victim Of a strange love pact.
fretty Allie Stinnett, free under
s0OOO bonds, will face a jury in
Marion county court next January
sAarged with his murder.
We hereby agree that the first
one Of us that is unfaithful to the
otner shall msat death at the
hands Of the other" declared the
pact signed and sealed by the two
principals of the tragedy.
!. MISS Sinnett cody asserts that
.auinger "Jilted" her and was to
marry = another woman 1t was on
.le day before the wedding that
sne shot him to death.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-30

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