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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
MADISON GETS NEW CHANCE
His Name VIII BE Sent Again to
Senate for Attorney Nomination.

WASHINGTON. May 6.-Presl-
dent Harding viii again send to the
senate the nomination Of G. G.
Madison, of Kansas City to be dis
trict attorney for the western dis
trict of Missouri, it was learned to-
day.
The nomination was sent up some
time ago but was Withdrawn In the
face of strong OPPOSITION on the part
OF Senator Spencer. OF Missouri.
II is understood President Hard
ing desires the appointment TO go
through as personal appoint
ment" and under such circum-
stances, will not likely meet opposi-
ton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
POLICE FIND LOST CHILD
Four Near-Old Roy Il Taken From
street Car by Officer

Carl Ray irn Tho four-ycar-oId
boy who ran away from his home, Q
South Peoria avenue. Thursday af-
ternoon was found late Thursday
night by a police officer who saw
the child riding on an owen park
street car Tho boy was taken 10
the police station and turned over TO
the mother Mrs. Carl Ray
This is the fourth escapade of the
child within the past six weeks, on
one occasion the boy after beating
his way on a passenger train, was
found in Muskogec.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Minstrel by Scouts
I at Catholic School

Members Of troop =, Boy Scouts
~ America, presented a minstrel
snow At the Holy Family school Fri
'ay night to crowded house. The
program consisting Of songs. dane
ing and jokes was exceptionally well
rendered for amateur actors, and
me youthful artists received great
applause from the appreciative audi
tnce The script for the play was
Wfllen by Barriet Nevius the l3-
A-old son Of Is. T.. Nevius of
sl-f East Third street, who
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
OBSERVE DECORATION DAY
local American Legion Post Making
IIhDOrnIn plans for CnrnnhnnIns

IA american Legion Post Making
TrIiaooratc Plans for Ceremonies.
Ine officials Of the local Joe Car
Aoh post Of the American Legion are
'raNIhg elaborate plans in prepara-
uu Tor Decoration day, May 80. ac-
oIulhs 10 Major T. G. Hopkins,
,',lIhSnder Of the local post. Be
Suea decorating the home graves Of
,',,t,gllCAn soldiers, the local opgani-
"',a.n "a,'on mas sent four times its regular
esoCa 10 the national Headquarters
Soe ,ne legion, which is planning on
sr o,dtlng In an elaborate manner
s aI me foreign graves OF American
np.tts IN France and elsewhere.
d. vlalled final plans for Decoration
KEY nave not been completed as vet
nul NIi be decided upon at a special
ietths at the city han next Monday
,snt az o'clock. All Legion men,
Wen as all eS-service men inter-
'''u are requested TO attend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

VEIL MATEKNrrN HOSPITAL fut NouuE
women before Hud during confinement
private, totm- tu SUIT, babies adopted free
Mrs. &. NJ James, 10 ". limit. ttnt ~. DID,.
kanfas city. Mo.
MATERNITY hospital, private. BABIES
adopted " desired, prices reasonable
22O2 8. Hobinson. oklahoma city.
Will wlNDELL BECK kindly write
Sarah E'lcn Beck, route 6. boK 25i
Tulsa. Okla.
FAIRMONr MATh;RNiTY HOSPITAL Tor
confinement. private, prices reasonable. 4.
Write Tor booklet. Mrs T. u, I.ong. tsll
T.. Twenty seventh 81, kansas 'itb, Mo.
WEST MAtN MATERNITY sANiTARiuM
- home for the care ana protection
adopted. Dr. ~. II Newman. medical
director ibi7 w. Main. oklahoma city
SPECIAL NoIICEs o
WANTED Retired nus stefan to direct
new businesH one hour per day. For par
iiculnrs call Usage 3oil. between g. RnD
=. m.
CsED CARS bought. sold aud repaired.
Fnngol Auto Repair. Buick. Dodge -ps-
cialists. 20 y. Cheyenne. Phone psaE"
btos
SEE r. H. uAsTfE Patent invisible
window End door LOCK-. 40 n, Frisco,
pHagc 2to2-J,
FtREt1URE from Joplin let me bring
II; special rate, van toad. Address
ADD, care world.
new business one hour per day. wrong
phone was given in Fridays paper. call
Usage ao42 between ~ and / .. m.
$40 WEWARD for any Information con.
corning the present address Of Pear
Stringcr. also known as Pearl Danicy
| Vance. Write OF cali $. E. strluscr, ~
| n. Main ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
IiGur nousrKrEpiNu ROOMS /

nToN noreC N,v iosagoo. sow =.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
MARINE STRIKERS
RESORT TO ARMS
Fire on Officials of U. S.
shipping Board at Sa-
vannah, Georgia
END IS NOT IN SIGHT
proposed Terms for Bringing
Strike to End Rejected by
Owners Association

sAVA&NAH. Ca. May 8 United
s,.tr. shipping board officials here
,crr fired upon early today when
.tteupf was being made to send
.tr,r from here to Charleston to
, .b,us abandoned by striking
% ,,rkers Fred Dickson. tr. re-
.t,,B a blow on the head from "A
.,.s .hroNn % is said, 10y striker.
s,usaf. it Is said, discovered the
.triscbr,akcrs boing 'oaded into
,'., for fr,nspor, party OF about
INV surrounded q. aufomobilc IN
which W,rc policemen and the ship
ping board officers. FIRING opened
,gd .f.nes we're thrown. The auto
<,u, dashed away a1d li.tie dam
H. was done
<Ew YORK. May The exc
,.tt,c committee Of The American
steamship owners association to-
Ia, rejected condIt ions proposed as
ID ba.s fur settling the nationwide
marine strike.
WASHINGTON. May 6.-There
y.0 bc mo- settlement of the Marine
..ria, before Monday 1t developed
.,ta today when Secretary Of Labor
usys announced that all further
.nnfcr,n,cs with the marine repre-
..ntaiyc. have been postponed until
.hti day
BALTIMORE. May 6.-Thrce sub
marine chasors attached to- the naval
a,adcmy az Annapolis. are in readi-
-. io sail for Baltimore to meet
apv p,cntualty that might arise
from the marine workers strike at
this port.
orders we're received from the
navy department yesterday to pre-
uarc the warCraft for service, but
no further instructions had been re-
,ciyed early this forenoon
All three boats mount a machine
gun on deck and each contains a
crew of 20 men.
". W Tingle. director of opera
tons. declared local police protec-
ton was inadequate because OF lack
az men.
Al least 500 were needed to pro-
tect shipping board property, he
said
NEW YORK. May 6.--"The ports
OF the United states are tied up
tighter, insofar as American oper-
ated shipping is concerned than ever
before during any strike and the
situation in this respect is far be-
yOnd our expectation" c, Dawson,
an active leader OF the marine en-
gIneers' strike declared today.
But three ships flying the Ameri-
can flag and operated on the unfair
list, have left the port of New York
during the last four days" he said
Reports from Portland all the way
around the coast line TO Maine show
but eight ships getting away from
port with strikebreaklng crews dur
ing the last four days"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
wANTIn-.KOOHS On nOARD

yANTgu iu stuplN private fHmNy by
wIiuwrr and b-ynur-old son, board amt
.ourI. must be IN nice nolghborhooi
"A D. tnrH World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Condition of Wounded
PdtrOImdn ImprOUed

L, VI, Siebcr, member Of the po-
lice force who was shot by an un-
known person IN Ford car while
passing over the West Tulsa bridge
last Sunday morning and who, II
was thought for some time, was ia
tally injured is doing nicely and
unless complications unforeseen arise
will recover.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

CHICAGO, May G.--Jamos Ends
How OF St Louis. known through
out the country az the millionaire
hobo" became the central figure
I'm a mystery today, when the police
received a letter from Mrs. Amy
Jagan ot Thompson, Iowa, who de-
clared that she believed herself TO
be How's daughter. she asked the
police TO aid I'm locating him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
BUSINESS SERVICE
1 sINEss sERNICE OFFEREI

nUsINtss sERNICt OftthtD sa
WALL PAPER at big reductions rook-
wood iuantcls, garden pottery, fountains,
tHes. see display Art Wall Paper Co,
i22 s. Boston.
PLASTERING and patchwork properly
and neatly done. Al work guaranteed.
Osage 1855 Ed Condit.
lEAkY ROOFS-.Old roofs removed, new
ones put on, 10 years experience; all
work guaranteed. ctll psagu 1850,
Oklahoma window Cleaning Co.
Plain house windows cleaned. loc and i5a.
Floors waxed and polished
Cleaning wallpaper, Osagu l2e0-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Trade Work Plcascs Harding.

CLEVELAND. May Ga mos
sage from President Harding read
at tonight's annual banquet of the
National Foreign Trade council, eX-
pressed qualification with the work
being done by the council.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

FoR SALE or TRADE FOR anything big
siN Oldsmobilc special COHt $500; run
only S 900 mites ~ Auto Parts co. Fri.
day and Saturday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

GUARANTY ROOFING CO.
FOR dependable roofing service; estimates
ufuishcd free. Phone Usage $3.50. 12s
a. Third -,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

LOsT-rair ot toryoise. .rimrncd glsasgs.
F.ndcr please call Usage ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

NEW YORK. May The exc
,.,t,r committee of the American
steamship owners association to-
LA, rejected coudI ions proposed as
, baas for settling the nati1nwide
.t.riro strike.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
BOARD AND ROOMS

uOTiI~ ~
TtiMONt ROOMS IVa " Flrst nice.
clean rooms, weekly fhtcs. - and -.
taaau 1t
leeR W rtRsr ToHsrER uprEL
Large. cool ruuwa g. Huu 81 prr vocn,
lovely pntlor, under urv management.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LoS1 Bunch ~ k,lH. at either L,bort,
confectionery store. Exchange or Iirst
National Uauk h,tWcsu 4. und O.. ni.
Friday, one Key So. r7Oi. reward rs.
iurr tu SkIlN p1 Co. bog Unit, nliu
oNE PLAIN GOLD bar pin. Amoth,st oct.
tlng lost between springer Apartment
snd IrH cup Inn. valued ns kcrpsnN,.
reward. 'aaro 1850.
STUNNlp or STOLEN. team OF mules.
weight about 500 pounds each. u hnrsr
ana marc mule. rno maur is "a aurrr' aud
the horse ia a Urnt huckstIu. 'Ihu tudoT
notify A. W Noystpu. kruy,ulr. Okla.
route D. boa g. and will receive q re-.
ward.
LOST rIuN comeo brooch. Tuesday. be-.
tween .b N Wheeling auu I"Oa Al.
mltal reward, keepsake. Usage ,lat.
Lost pu" sur ucctuiroo Ht strand
thcstcr between aud 90. m. Muuda,.
reward. ~. Herd. Usage St0u
LoSt WHrt tnN urckpi"oo on Urokcn
Arrow road. tiud,r return tn uakpr
btuE CO., reward.
FOUND uuc b,E dbrt bA, aud one darn
brown horse. owner address IrNIa %.
more. West Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

SOL taat TlIr. uUctt
respectable NpTrI fUr teHpcctahio
IEDlbE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

USED CARS
ON TERMS
Dodge Roadster, 1921 model:
almost new.
REQ Roadster ,....... $3.50
Studebaker Series 20 Special
Six Touring.
Oakland Six Roadster, 34-B
Kissel Kar, 7-passenger; good
jitney car.
Buick Roadster.
WELSH-McNULTY MOTOR
COMPANY
Fourth and Frankfort
FoR SALE or TRADE FOR anything big
xix Oidsmobilc special. Cost $500: run
only S 900 mites. ~ Auto Parts co. Fri.
dsy and Saturday.
DODGE TOURING practically new ONLY
driven 900 miles five diversified tres
iioO9. 209 H. Third
MUST SELL by Saturday one b-psssen
ger Nolc ono 5-pasecngrr kissel, good
tiros, good running condition la
Eleventh Phone cedar 2fIs.
DODGE touring car 1900 good condition.
Fhouc osdgo Ni3t.
MUST SELL Oakland roadster and tour
ing these are real buys, both Ike now.
N. Utica, first street south Of now viadust
I ltOl T.. Glenn,
FDH sALE.Ry owner Buick car. model
80 run Z 900 miles. Leaving city,
viii sacrifice. can Adams, usage 9t2s.
FINE-PAEsENGER Maxwsu car. good
condition. VIII sell cheap a. We took
.. 4. steiner Ilrc.
FOR SALE- Hudson Super-siv touring
csr. good condition, four new cord
1l1.l5 7. Cheyenne oshEe N'tl
ron SAIL. Fiye-psssonR,r chevrolet
model 500. Iu good running order, new
tires. Price t.7b. Can Dc seen az 1901
". Main ST.. phone uFago tGlo.
FOR sAI.E-ouc.ton Cldurouue truck
| with 500 gallon gasoline tank. bsaris
! Garage, MaEan"r oal',
yELiE CHCMMY. choap. or VIII made.
oodar a. .
BUICK ROADSTER 1890. bargain fpr
! quick sole see Mr. Moore. 72t s. Main
! st. cedar l270
CHEVROLET fold car, price $500 20
/ move b. quickly. Inte model south west
I Nash Motor 60. 7at q. Main 50, Cedar
| lIg70 hsh for NJ Moore
| isu MODEL TRUCK. never been used
| loss than one han price. you can
afford a. pass this by See Bryan a. 2l3
| y. First St or ptonn Osagc $500,
| 81 an MOVE NJ nov o-passougrr Buick
sedan run $50 miles. at sacrifice
OEsEe b09e.
1911 PACKARD cuummS. thoroughly
| oNcrnnui'd ant repJlutrd, must soil
lcaying town, $500. Cedar 1857, osag'
f.,lL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

TRENTON h.. zoos Nicely furuished
lftooW modern house. near car ard
ilinoy limos. light water, gas and phone
tt"ct fih por month. OssEe a80l OF
cedar G0t.
Evening journal., 1921-10-12

of smooth sand where a. number OF
oysters were peacefully sleeping.
MY" said Cap'n Pennywinkie.
don't they take life easyl Nothing
to do but eat and sleep, the lazy
creaturesw
"Oh. but just wait and seei" Tub
told him. Just you wait and keep
very quiet"
SO they waited and kept quiet,
Pretty soon, who should peer out
OF the weeds on the other side OF the
oyster-bed but Spike Starhsh. Spike
had five eyes. one at the end Of each
point, but he couldn't see very well.
But SMELL oh. how he could smell!
Uncle Toms bloodhounds weren't a
circumstance to Spike. And tastel
Spikes mouth was right In the mid
die Of him and he could taste all
over.
Right after Spike came another
starhsh.
IT'S his twinw explained Tub.
when I broke him, two OF him
grew"
ITO BE COntinucd)
copyright. 1921. ~ y. a. Service)
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
Wilmington High School Affairs

Through the courtesy Of Mayor
Harvey and street Commissioners
Pearson. a group of representatives
from the various Community Civics
of the High school had an oppor-
tunity TO visit city Hall Friday after
noon. The Mayor held an Informal
reception for the students, expressing
his pleasure and satisfaction in re-
oeiving body OF young citizens
eager to learn az first hand some
thing Of the workings Of the city gov
ernment Street Commissioner Pear
son then took the students in charge,
conducted them through his offices
and laboratories, and spoke to them
for a few minutes on the planning,
paving and care OF the city streets
From the City Hall the party was
driven in automobiles TO the asphalt
plant where every step of the pro-
cess Of preparing asphalt for use on
the city streets was carefully ex-
planned. The excursion ended at
Sixteenth street where a paving job
was just being completed.
The students who were able to
make this excursion have brought to
their classes such interesting reports
that an the Community Civics stu
dents are clamoring for an oppor-
tunity to go on the next excursion.
II is the intention Of the Department
of History and Civics OF the High
School to make these excursions to
various municipal plants and depart-
ments a part OF the regular course
in Community Civics. believing that
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
Doctor Tells How to Strengthen
Eyesight so Per Cent. in One
Weeks Time in Many Instances

Is the prescription; Go 10 any active
drug store and get a bottle Of Bon Optic
iaJlets. Drop one B0n-Opto tablet IN a
fourth Of glass of water aud allow to
dissolve. With this liquid bathe the
eyes two 20 four times daily. You should
notice your eyes clear up percoptibiy
right from the start and Inflammation
will quickly disappear. II your eyes are
bothering you, even a little, take steps
90 save them now before q Is too late
Many hopelessiy bilud might have been
saved n they had cared r. their eyes
In time
NOTE; Another prominent physician
20 whom the above article Was sub
mitted said. Bon Optic Is o very re-
markable remedy. Its constituent In
gradients are well known 20 eminent eye
specialists and widely prescribed 81
them. The manufacturers guarantee q
90 strengthen eyesight 80 per cent In one
weeks time ln many Instances or refund
the money II can be obtained from any
good druggist and is one OF the very
few Preparations ] feel should be kept on
hand for regular use In almost every
family" ~ is sold IN this city By aii
good druggists, including Eckerd's Cut
Rate Drug Stores
Evening journal., 1921-10-12

there is no more effective way of re-
lating the student 10 his community.
and stimulating an intelligent inter-
est In il. There is also under con-
sideraton by the Department, the
publication OF a small mimeograph
ed Community News; the object is 10
present TO the classes accurate news
and reports of municipal plans and
projects as this news has been
gathered by the students from the
heads Of the city departments. This
work promises TO be most successful
because OF the willingness and inter-
ested cooperation Of the city Off
cials
A new United States Siicing Ma
chine has been placed in the kitchen
Of the Lunch Room. This machine
will enable those in charge OF the
lunch room 10 give better and more
appetizing service in the preparation
and serving OF meats in the cafe
terra.
Evening journal., 1921-10-12

One day Nancy and Nick brought
rub Terrapin to cap'n Pennywinkie.
Hes ready TO show u.s." they ex-
planned
Cop'n pennywinkle slapped his
head. Bless my SOUL Show us?"
nc cried. show us what2"
Il thought YOU would forget what
/ told you" replied Tub stiffiy but
hat doesn't alter matters. II you
wish TO come along I'll show you
lust why Mr. Fisherman doesn't like
Spike Starfish."
Capn Pennywinkie slapped his
knee and grinned. That's right.
rubby you're honest. aren't you
Just wait until l get Mack Mackerel
10 mind the Cross Roads for me and
I'll so at once"
Pretty soon the fairyman and the
twins were swimming after Tub Ter
rapin TO see why il was that Mr.
Fisherman didn't like Spike Star
fish. on they swan. on and on, un-
in they came to the bay. not far
from the place where the big net
hung, Tubby led them to a seaweed
grove. where they could see but
could not be seen. right beside a lot
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
DAY OF AT0NEMENT
AGAIN OBSERVED

Marking the beginning of the OBJ
servancc Of Yom Kippur or the Day
of Atonement the most sacred and
widely observed day in the Jewish
religious calendar special services
were held last night in all the tenn
pies and synagogues of the city and
in many temporary places of wor-
ship. The holiday, which was ush-
cred in at sundown last night. will
continue until sundown tonight.
Orthodox and Reformed Jews Of
all ages observe the Day Of Atone-
ment with fasting and prayer. The
more devout Jews allow neither food
nor water 10 pass their lips during
the twenty-four hours. and jews
generally refrained from all work
today. a large number Of the busi-
ness and commercial houses are
closed and Jewish employees in the
Federal. state and municipal Offices
also were given leave 10 observe the
holiday.
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
YOUR LAST NAME
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE,
Copyright, 1890 By The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

daughter OF Francis and Sarah
stiles, Of Windsor. Connecticut He
died in 1851. leaving four daughters
and four sons, Titus, Samuel, Benja-
min and Edward.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Pownall: This name is derived
from a township so-calied I'm Ches-
hire. England The founder of the
family here was Thomas Pownali
who was born in London. England.
lie was son OF an English civil off,
Ger in India. Thomas, the son.
came TO this country as private
secretary to Sir Danvers Osbore,
governor of New York Later he was
lieutenant-goyernor OF New Jersey
and eventually governor Of Massa-
chusetts.
Buck: The Buck family to which
Dudley Buck, the musician. belong
ed, was founded here by Emanue
Buck. who came to Massachusetti
shortly after the founding OF Ply
mouth. He was one OF the earlier
settlers Of wethersheld. Connecticut
Evening journal., 1921-10-12

A Free Prescription You Can Have FiIied
and Use NJ Homo.
Philadelphia, Pa-Do you wear
giassesf Are you a victim Of eye strain
" other eye we5knessesf II 30. you viii
be glad 20 know that according 90 DR..
Lewis there Ia real hope Tor you. Many
whose eyes were failing say they have
bad their eyes rrstored through the prin-
siple Of this wonderful, free prescription.
One man says. after trying II: u was
almost blind; could not see 10 read az
sil. Vow J can read everything without
fuy glasses and my eyes DO not water
any more ~ night they would pain
sreadfuly; now they feel fine an the
lime j. WIS like a miracle 20 me- a
lady who used it says. -lhe atmosphere
seemed hazv with or without glasses. but
after using This prescription for hfteeu
days everything seems clear. ] can
wen read nne print without glasses" lt
"a believed that thousands who wear
glasses can now discard them ~ a reds-
Enable time anf muiifudes more win be
Ibie 10 strengthen their eyes 80 a. 10 BE-
spared the frouble and expense or ever
getting glasses. Eye troubles OF many
descriptions may be- wonderfully hene-
gted by followine the simple rules. Here
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
Is 1T HINFAN9

Is 1T HINFAN?
There is no English Hlnman fam
ily. Burke gives arms FOR Inman,
Hindman, and Hyndman A gem
salogist OF the American Hinman
family uggests that lnman is the
original form OF the name for which
Hinman Is a Cockney variation.
AT any rate there was early a big
family OF Humans IN this country,
The first Of the name here was Ser
geant Edward. who is recorded In
stratford, Connecticut, between
1850 and 1853. There Is family
tradition that he was a sergeant-at-
arms in the body guard OF King
Charles l. and that that is where he
got his designation as sergeant.
There is record that he and Cap
tain Charles Underhin. in Albany Of
fered their services to Governor
stuyvesant TO help the Dutch hgh
the Indians but stuyvesant turned
down their offer saying that he con
sidered the Indians as good friendi
IS the English.
Sergeant Edward married HANNAH
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
PLAN A COLUMBUS STATUE.

CHESTER, Pa. oct. ia life
size statue OF Christopher Colum-
bus, made OF Italian marble and
mounted upon a marble pedestal will
be erected in this city by Italian
residents, who have started a fund
for the purpose. The cost OF the
monument has not been determined,
nor has the site for the statue, but
the location will be selected after
the committee has conferred with
Mayor Ramsey and other city offi-
ciaiS
Evening journal., 1921-10-12

in 1647. The family is connected
with those Of Winthrop. Saltonetalf
ana Dudley Dudley Bucks maternal
grandfather was Nathaniel Adams,
a noted lawyer of New Hampshire,
the preceptor OF Webster and one
time grand master Of the Masons.
Dudley Bucks grandmother was a
member Of the winthrop family.
The name is Of old English origin
and Is doubtless derived from the
animal, famed in the chase.
Copyright, 1921, by The Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate.).
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
DOWNWARD AT BANQUET

Henry c. Downward, president of
the New Castle County Sunday
School Association, was one OF the
speakers by special invitation at the
banquet given to the superintendents
of Sunday schools Of Delaware Coun-
ty, Pa, held in Chester on Monday
evening.
Evening journal., 1921-10-12

Those seeking apartments to rent
or hoems to buy should consult the
Want Ads for good bargains.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-05

Kenney Rome De Luxe Bed Spring
guaranteed for life. 10 or
at this safe = - - ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-05

Hygis Bed Spring -Guaganle-
al for hfe ii OK
al this sale
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-05

Sagless Steel Box Spring
Heavy pipe frame 2 OK
at thr sale