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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-13

Arrested Saturday night on Chihua-
hua Hill by Patrolmen Callison and
Kelly on a charge of having liquor
in his possession, Ernesto Carrillo
was found guilty yesterday morning
in police court and fined $500. Car
rillo was turned over to federal Off
GERS for deportation on the charge
that he had entered this country il
legally from Mexico. Jim Overman,
who was arrested with Garlic on the
same charge, was fined $500 and given,
until 8 o'clock last night to get the
'money. According to the officers the
two had gallon jug of mescal in "a.
empty house on Chihuahua Hill.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-13
I|lIIy|(l!IlII|s

Gabina CorleZ and Juan Lopez were
fined SIS each yesterday in police
court on charges OF vagrancy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-13

Pedro VasQuez, arrested Sunday
night by Patrolman Callison on a
charge of having liquor in his pos
session, was found guilty yesterday In
police court and was turned over 10
the federal officers for deportation to
Mexico on the charge that he mad
come into this country illegally,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-13

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
tPublished in the tulsa paily .woIld
November !; a. g ;, s,L,ds 2; 70 y,
~. rs, aS y, ss, 20. 1871, The World
publishing Company pubi.hersD


+ iMS'fPI;5 e i, j.. + fsn,'S, 4 y LII n
q. aS. q, is aS' m mlsSi The World
publishing osR6iNNhSek HGNiGNhSSeek NJ. rSO'sSsr' ssss
~ ,9qnnpiEAArNCr t,, TO ih,irroHT1oN, LEVY
RAY YMENT or TiiE Cosr or con,
sTRuCTtNG 4 SANITARY SEWER N
SEWER DISTRICT No. 10 IN THE
EsTABiIsHEni nv oRDiNAScE No,
slt5 AID DECLARING hU EMEH-
WHEREAS iH pursuance ~ The ptoyis-
Ions of the Charter Of the Guy OF Tulsa.
oklahoma and tho statutes " the state
81 the ssa tI 'siS SS OF Tulsa %"S a 'SS 50
SF9,HsR'o SEWER sfncT !SS ES l7s Saa ana saAs,s s.1
struet servers IN said sEwER DISTINCT
NO, i59 by the provisions of aid Ordi-
nance no 2l,i; did on the latr day of
smedly Company, contractors. certain
coniguct for the construction ot a certain
sanitary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT no.
whEREAs, In ygr5gsuo. OF said con.
| have constructed a certain sanitary sewer
| IN said SEWER DISTRICT NO. no. and
/ the work under said contract has been
neor ana tho board " C0mniibaioners OF
! the city of Tulsh, aud
/ WHEREAS, In further pursuance of
/ the statutes ot the state at oklahoma
/ Aforesaid and under tho terms Of this
/ Charter uf the said City of Tulsa. Okla
] homa, II u deemed necessary by the Hoard
] of Com missiunrra ot the city Of Tulsa 4,
] levy and assesa special tak upon tn,
! property liable 60 assessment Ia said
/ SEW Eh DISTRICT ND..lIs by reaBon OF
/ the aHscsment Ia said SEW EH pthERiC1
? No. iis by reason of COustrnCtian pi
/ said sewer and 20 pay for tho tIme, and
] WHEREAS. the total cost Of the con
] struCtlon of said sewer IA said SEWE
/ DISTRICT No. lIg Including extras
have pecn hsrvrtAined aud h hereby dc
clared to be the sum OF k263S.SA, an Ci
] which Is 20 be levied by special aasobsi
I ments against The lots and parcels u
laud benefited by tho construction of safe
sewer in said SEN ER DISTRICT 80. 10
/ and
WHEREAS. au leEa requirements hsy,
hscn compiled With 90 authorize the teNA
81 the assessments against said lots an
parcels Of land 80 liable for me cost u
construction u aatd sewer In Antd 5EW Ei
] DISTRICT no, iig, In tho amounts here
inHfter specified In Section OF thh
! Ordinance.
] NOW, THEREFORE,, he 1T OR
| pAlNED BY THE HOARD or COM
! hlssloNERs or rHE CITY or TULSA
] OKLAHOMA.
! SECTION H. That there shall he an,
! there Ia hereby appurttoned to and levied
! upon and assessed aEainst the several lott
| and parcels OF land In Haid SEWER DIS
! TRlGT NO l7g In the city of Tulsa
! Oklahoma, 80 benefited b the construo
! tion Of said sewer, tho amounts respective
I ~ a. follows To Wit
] 90 IA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.


tPublished In ths tulsa psil World. 30
yembrr ~, rs, 10, ~ rs 1921. The
World Publishing Company, Publisher J
NOTICE ron HEARING ON AS
EASEMENTS FDU PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER SSs CRY or TULSA,
OKLAHOMA;
In compliance with tha resolution Of
the Board of Commissioners adopted on
the 9Th day of November, 1874 notice Is
hereby given that the BnHvd of Commits.
sionefs Of the City Of Tulsa Oklahoma
has examined the estimate and statement
Of the city Engineer HA 60 the amount ~
the cost Of the Nihrulithtc concrete pave.
mcnt which should be- assessed against the
Abutting property. the property benefited
ana 1thor property iiahir 20 assesHment
and the owners thereof w STREET iM
pRONkMENT DISTRICT 40. a3S. which
Includes the following described portions
Vf streets to-Wit.
ADMIRAL BOULEVARD PARK
street, from the W0tt limo ~
olympia Avenue 20 %, East line Of
Ouannah Avenue in owens Addition.
And said Board of Commissioners hes
BY resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement aud estimate OF the city Ensi,
ncer and has determined Co assess the cost
Of the improvements in said dlatNct
against the abuttinE property, the prop
Crty benefited and other property liable tu
assessment and the owners thereof ~ FOL
pVENs ApDtTroNs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Published N rhss Tulsa naiiy 'yorln october
4 T. . 3. s. q 70; "a y, "a. y
World publishing Company, fuellsn-
oRplNAscE No. saot
ANn ASsESs SPECIAL TAXES IN
sEWwIER DnEisfRiHcAT iHcA n" i7s. IN N1H HTHtE
CRY OF TULSA, AS CREATED AND
EsTABllshEp HY ORDNANCE No.
h2gj AND DECLARING An EMER-
wHEl,EAs In pursuance OF the prov,-
bn- Of The Chsrtor Of the CITY Of Tulsa.
provided, the salI CiS OF Tulsa did ey
sEWLh DISTRICT No, lg6, ana ate
havi"g ieciarci % necessary 10 construct
sewers IN said SEWER DISTRICT No
lib. b. the provisions % rsid Ordinance
No. cl2s did on tho -5th day % March.
lpzi. let % Comstock .Smcdioy Company,
Contractors, q Cortaiu contract Tor tue
cohstruction OF certain hauitary sewer
to shWEH DISTRICT so. rs. and.
WHEREAS. N pursuance Of said con.
have constructed certain sanitary sew "
IN said SEWER DISTRICT so. l7h, and
the work under said contract has been
glucer aud the board g. Commissioners u
thr City of TULSA. and,
WHEREAS, 10 further pursuance Of tho
said, and undprN the torms of tho charter
OF the said City OF Tulsa. oklahoma, n IN
deemed necessary by the board ui Com
mlssloners at the city Of tulsa 20 levy
ana assess special taA upon the prop.
erty liable TO assessment IN said SEWER
DISTRICT No. l15, by reason OF the con.
struct1n " said sewer aud ~ pay ior tue
same. ana.
WHEREAS the total cost OF the con
stTuction OF said sewer IN saSi SEWER
DlS1 RIOT No, llh, including oRtras. have
been ascertained and iH hereby declared
20 be the sum OF ily,G6721 All OF whlch
10 10 be levied W SPECIAL assvaHntents .
against the lots and parcels of land bena-
fitted by the construction OF said sewer Ia
said SEWER DISTRICT No li6. and.
WHEREAS, ali tegal requirements have
been complied with e. authorize tNa levy
OF the assessments against said lots aud
parcels OF land 10 liable for tho cost OF
construction Of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. l75, In the amounts
hereinafter specified In section 1 VI this
Now therefore, ne II Ordained by tho
Board OF Commissioners vi the City OF
Tulsa, oklahoma
SECTION /. That there shall he and
there Is hereby apportipned to ana levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
lad parcels ot land In said SEWER DIS
TRlCT NO, l1B, Ia the cry OF TULSA.
Oklahoma, 20 benefited by tho coustruc-
tion VI said sewer, the amounts 70.
spectivoly a. follows, to.Mlt;
!, BAIRD ADDITION
plk. lot Amount.
ei,55
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

NJ oWnefs % HhuttluE pfOpefty- Urop.
trty liable by said improvements and
other property liable l. ass3ssmont aye
hereby notified that ell matters affecting
such Improvements or hrnUlitH 10 the
property thereby, and any claim or Oh.
lentlona 20 the aEHUaRmenta as above set
forth shall be fiiec In writing In the Of
ice ut Mrs, Frank Seaman, Clty Auditor
Of tho city ot Tulsa, oklahoma. on or
before tho 2hth day of November. 1874,
81 o clock n. m. and tho same shall be
heard BY the Board uf Commissioners on
the 2bth day " November, 1891. at $500
o'clock a. m, and any claim or objections
not 80 tilod In writing before said tinc
shall be deomra waived.
DATED thu ieth day Of November.
1874.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
LECAIS

orty brniNtcd by sald Improvement.
nrd other property liable 10 snscsauent
ore hffrhy notified thHt au matters At
fnrtluH rurh iruf0vounnts or benefits e.
The property thereby and any cdnim or OBJ
lrtiiHHr f1 Tho aHseaTmeuts o. above set
forth shaH br filed lu wfiting in the Of
h.r ~ NnH. ffHuh s"amHn. Guy Auditor.
VI The tifY ~ Tulsa. DklahuWH, On ~ be-
fYrr 'hr ta'h Gay ~ Ngvotubor tgfi. o.
uu O'Clock A ~ ana the same shall be-
hoard hy iua Ulsrd VI Commissions r. uu
fIr .Hth day uf Snvembar iBft At 200
u.tIUfE A N and any ciBnm 0r object.
fInUa NOT su Med in writing before said
iIfn. HhHii rc deemed waived
DATED thia Ith Day pf November. 1924
MUH FRANK 4EhMAN
FINv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
LEGAL

Notlcc--rhc annual meeting "
our Iockholders will be held No
vcmbcr q. 1921, at 302 World
building, Tulsa, OKLA, from 10
o'clock a. M. to o. m. There will
be proposal 10 amend tho bylaws
20 reduce the directors from eevon
60 three Catlctt-Dayis OIL corpora
tion. By ] q. Catlott, president
C. Glass. sncrctnry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
NtlrtcE

uuuIshsd in fhe TWsa paNy Worid
November ~ 30 49, ~ nudlB. 1879.
World Publishing Company. pup
"IrIrrut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

tfuhliHhcu In the tulsa baly Korid
November 10. 10, 81. IS ~. i12'. world
Publishing company pubiiEhersl
Notice for hearing on assessments
Tor paving w hrVEHr IMPROVE.
MENT DISTRICT 40 a30. cay Of
Tuiaa Oklahoma
In compliance with the roholutinn of
the Husrd uf O. nmiAsiuurra adopted on
the isth DAY uf Nuvenbrr. 1921, notice IL
hereby given that tho Board Of Commits
riunera ~ the City of tulsa, Oklahoma.
has examined ths estimate and statement
~ tho City Engineer Hs TO the amount
~ tho cost of tho Nibrulithlo concrete
pavement which should be assessed
against me ahuiting property, the prop
cry benefited and other property liable
60 puscuamcnt and the oWnrrs thereof IN
STUEtT IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO
$40, which Includes the following 10.
Svtihed portions OF streets. tu-Wit
ADMIRAL BOULEVARD from the
west line Of Tacoma Avenue 20 the
East line of Union Avenue.
And said board "a Commiaainnern has
by resolution duly approved tho Afore
said ststement and eHtimate Df the city
Engineer and has determined 20 asBess
the cost of tho IMPROVEMENTS In said dis
Uirt against the ahultinA property. the
property benefited and other property
liable 70 assessments and the owners
theretf ~ follows, to.wit.
OVERLOOK PARK ADDITION
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Thar part Of Lot ?, Block 4.
sloan Add. which ID de-
scribed az follows: Beg' ming at
the southeast eornsr VI Lot !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
Public Auction OH Ionday,
December -, 1921.
Usage, Oklahoma Oil Leases
by U. S. Government

Al Pawhuaka Oklahoma. December ia.
1921, about 36. 800 acres iu quarter section
tracts viii be- offered Tor uN leaso~ liIdH
10 be iur bonus In addition no furulHtri
royalties. % per cent payable ON dftr N
sale balance w three annual install 'mI'ui9
With acceptable security. within iuH area
adyertlaed there are about Z 800 Ul wells
pt0duclnR from TO 900 barrels each.
the total daily production fYr HtuirWhrf
being about $1,000 barrels and ntuut %
now driluuE, Al lands nov IrHHCd Hrp1
fataly Tor gas For bIu- utIutr ~ sr"a
advertised. tracts nov Leased HuI prulu'
Ing wells send 90 CFutH Hud f1r HN logs Hi
producing weilH 90 ocufH and tYr 'uftu.r
tnformuti ~ white tu l. r. EuutrIrtuultui.
OHags Agency pHwhuHaa. Oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
LEGAL

parcels ~ land 10 ,ra ssue sstcn, -
other taxes ard shan be collected aud en-
IN and fof the cny " Tulsa. oklahonl.
are collected
~ levied shall be divided into trtoa a.
equal annual tuHtaliuents ~ authorized
hy sad Statutes of the state Of Okla
homa for such cases made and provided J,
that The sssessmsnis shall bear intsresi
81 90" rate NJ eight - Der ceHtuu ptr
ann m. payable annually az me tinru &
tho sald aseessments. from the date u
'hn taking effect " this ordinance. inst
,ht ilLN ln.taiinent Z sal na'ohsi1e.t,
together win the HrcFuei i1'sTHst on tho
drfrrrfd inrthllmeutu HhAll be payable ~
the ibih DAY ~ December. trti spd mo
remaining deferred tustslIiufl'g with the
shsll ~ payabN IN the 18Th lay of Dt-
csmbsf of each succeeding year untn III
Provid.d rowevsr ths, snr - tho
owners ~ the lots or psroeis ~ isld %
ss5sssea ,d, insy At sny tln" anr'ng iss
day ~ the first publication of this ordl.
nance pay 10 the city Auditor Of the City
ments 40 levied against their said 'l's Aud
parcels Of land and therahy release such
popefty from tho icin ot such asssas.
sEcTioN q. That tnm or1ln.ncs rhsu
De putlianed fpr twrufy-riuo consecutive
Ssys dsy ~ th. Tgl;s .Ibs.y WWarls n,,gs,
'he publication NJ thia ordnance - re-
quifod by law shall be- taken and &C..
garded ~ sufficient notice Go sii persons
Interested iu the esHrssmrnis hereby
levied ~ the terms Of this ordinance.
sbcTiuN o. That OH ordinances Or
parts ~ ordinances Or cunfucj with the
provisions ~ this ordinance. insofar as
.uch conflict es!-,-. ate nsf-hy repealed.
SECTION g. Ihat an emergency exists
Tor the preservation uf the vuuIc health
aud safety. ty reason WuHro0f this 0rdis
nance SHAH take effect from ana after
ita pHFHhEe, approval aud publication.
PASSED, ana tho cWetg fncy clause
ruled upon svpsrst'iy aud approved tAiv
2bth day uf October. 1b2l.
APPROVED. This 2sth dav ~ October
1871.
l. b. EVANS
Mayor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
LEGAL

Block 4. Sloan Add. theme
northwesteriy distancs
Of 1855 feet TO poIgt
on the west no Of Lot 2. Block
Z. Sloan Add, which h ftf
feet north OF the soutnwpst
corner Of said lot. theHJs
southeasterly 90 a point an he
south line OF said lot. which 1.
625 feet west Of the southeast
corner thereof. thence oaW
along the south line Of said i9t
TO the place Of beginning ......t
All that part Of Lot 2. Block 4
Sloan Add. except that psrt
described a. follows BeEinnlrs
at the southeast corner of III
2. block I. sloan sdd
thence northwesterly a distance
Of i2b.s feet to a point on ths
west line - lot p Block 4
Sloan Add. which vs. fAa
feet north Of the southwsat
corner Of said lot; thence south.
eastorly 10 point on the south
line Of said lot. which IL 62.s
feet west Of the southeast cor.
ucr thereof. thence east along
the south line ~ satd lot 10 mo
f.taa. - HauluuNuF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Notice ~ horpbY given That william
Hudson prck. bH executor ut me rrtbtr 81
tullu feck. d'crnsri, has rendered and
presented Tor asttlrwvn ana tlrd 10 thlH
Court. hla fHHi account Hud trpuil " hih
HdmintHtrHtiuu rr such executor. eud htH
petition for diatrIbutluu VI rhii estate
and Tor his dlHrharre and mat the sth
day 70. Dsccmbor 1921, at l0.oQ O'Clock
ruurn in tho CITY Of Tulsa and county
~ TULSA Hud State OF oklahoma. hHr boon
trttisnitnt ~ said ac,Duut and fpr hearing
Eaid petition ct which time aud place ary
person Interested ln said sfiatr may
appear ana fUc his exceptions in writing
To- tho account and contost the same nnd
may then and there be hoard upon N"
petition tor distribution hud dlnrhargr.
In testimony whereof I have herounto
Eft mi hand aud affixed the seal ut Hiid
court this lbh day ~ Noyclnbgr, 1874
Il. L. " HOLT.
county Judge,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

trubitshtd iu the Tulsa DAILY World
November a. 49, 10. aO. gf, ~. %. -.
eb. 20 2T. AL 10 aud .U Ig.l. World
publistinR Company ruuilHu,rJ
STATE or OKlAUuNA
COUNTY on Tt 1.NA. t.
- TUE COUNTY COURT
Iu tho matter OF touA PECK. DECEASED.
william Hudson rrth. executor. 40.
N1riCE or 4lrrLEMENr OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

A lot b01tf0 feet described as
follows. Beginning at ths
mort heast corner ~ Lot =.
Block ~. Capitol Hili Second
Addition; thence north along
tho west line Of quincy ave.
nue. distance " so feet.
thence west along line p.r.
nllel to the south line of inia.
pendence street "a dlHtanre NJ
1f0 feet; thence south along tho
north production Of tho west
line Of Block ~. Capitol 1IN
Second Addition. distance %
so feet to the northwest corner
Of Lot 3. Block 10, Capitol HW
Second Addition: thence east
along the north line Of Lot ;
Block it. Capitol fiiu Second
Addition. distance of 100 feet
20 the northeast corner 81 Lot
3. Block ~ Capitol HuI Soc
ond Addition. or tho place OF
nREInnNnE o q e. 10 o. q. .. l
The Bourbon news., 1921-10-21
BIG REDUCTIONS
SILK DRESSES AND TRICO-
TINES AT BIG REDUCTIONS AT
THE LEADER WINTER SALE.
REAL ESTATE DEALS

At the public sale of w. Y. Rose,
assignee of James w. Legge, John
Leer, of Millersburg, purchasd the
254 acre farm near Millersburg, for
$3.50 an acre. Mr.. Legge paid
1885 an acre for the farm two years
ago. Another farm of 277 acres.
located near East Union, in Nicholas
county, was bid to $56.50 an acre,
and withdrawn.
Read the public sale advertise
ments in this issue of THE NEWS.
Ray Harris offers for sale his home
on Henderson street, and Virgil
Gaitskill will sell at public auction
his farm on the Austerlitz and North
Middletown pike. Read the ads for
particulars.
Mr.. Henry v. Thompson, of Win
chester, formerly of Bourbon county,
sold Tuesday at public auction his
farm of 239 acres, located on the
Clintonville and Pine Grove pike,
near Clintonville, to Thomas w.
Brock, of Winchester, for 'S179 an
acre, the sale totaling about $42,781.
The farm was first offered in two
tracts, the first of 1876 acres being
sold to Mccormick Bros, for $175
an acre. The second tract, contain
ing 1O1 acres, was sold to B. M.
Todd, of Clark county, for $40 an
acre. The farm was then sold as a
whole, being purchased by Mr..
BLOCK for S179 an acre.
The Bourbon news., 1921-10-21
PARIS, BOURBON COUNTY, KENTUCKY,
PARISIANS BOOST TOBACCO CAM.
PAIGN IN HARRISON

With thirty new contracts amount
ing to 1860 pounds of tobacco
signed up in the last few days,
Bourbon county growers have to
date signed up a total of 7,704,911
pounds, or about ninety-five per cent
of the crop, in the Cooperative Bur-
ley Tobacco Marketing Association.
1t now looks as If it will not be many
days before one hundred per cent.
OF the crop will be signed up for
the marketing plan.
About three hundred Bourbon
county farmers and Paris business
men, in autos, accompanied by the
Paris City Band, went to Cynthi-
ana, yesterday, to assist in the cam
paign being waged there in the in
terest of the marketing plan, and to
hear the address at the court house
by Hon. Robert w. Bingham, owner
of the Louisville Courier Journal
and Times. The delegation wore
large white ribbon badges announc-
ing their affiliation with the move
ment. In the large delegation were
James M. Caldwell,l' Sam Clay, Ar
thur B. Hancock, James Mcclure,
Julian Frank and many others who
have been prominently identified
with the campaign in Bourbon coun-
ty. The Bourbon county people re-
turned late in the afternoon.
The Bourbon news., 1921-10-21
BIBLE CONFERENCE ON CHRIS
TIAN FUNDAMENTALS"

| Interest in the Bible Conferences
on Christian Fundamentals grows
day by day. Evening congregations
have grown so large that the largest
auditorium at our disposal is needed
and for that reason all evening SON
ferences from now on will be held
at the Christian church.
On Wednesday evening DR.. L. W.
Munhill delivered a sermon on "The
Resurrection" that held his large
audience spell-bound for more than
an hour. On Thursday evening he
delivered his famous sermon-lecture
on "The Book of Books" Mr..
Moods declared this to be the finest
single lecture he ever heard. On
Friday, by special request, DR.. Mum
hall will speak to the faculty and
students of the Kentucky Wesleyan
College at Winchester His place
will be taken that morning by DR..
j. w. Lawrence, who was here ear
lier in the week, and he will return
for later appointments.
DR.. w. B. Riley, the head of the
Bible Fundamentals Conference
Movement, is due here Saturday and
will also be here for Sunday aftr-
noon and evening On Sunday the
conferences will be held at the Bap-
tist church at 800 p. m. and at the
Christian church at 1880 p. m.
The Bourbon news., 1921-10-21
HELP TO KEEP
/ CANE RIDGE CHURCH
Movement TO Preserve Historic Old
Structure Gaining Strength
Each Day
LET EVERY BODY SUBSCRIBE

In our last issue we called atten-
ton to a movement being 1naugu-
rated i'm Paris by citizens Interested
in preserving the historic old Cane
Ridge church, and adjoining
grounds. near Paris. The movement
is gaining strength and meeting
with the earnest approval OF all VINO
have been approached in regard to
it. and the solicitors having the
subscription papers report substan-
tial progress in their work. Every
one interested in the old church
should deem it an honor to nave
their names recorded with substan-
tial sum opposite it on the subscr1p-
tion papers.
Barton w. Stone planted and or
ganized the old Cane Ridge Christian
church in Bourbon county, Ken
tucky, in the year 1904. 1t was the
first church organized since the
great apostacy with the Bible as the
only rule of faith and practice and
the name Christian as the only lam
ily name. From this small begin
ming in a little log church house at
Cane Ridge, the Christian churcn
has grown to its present proper
tions. The congregation at Cane
Ridge, which we may truly call
1.-The Mother Church." has d1sDand-
ed and no regular services are held
there now. But the building is still
intact, and the grounds where the
body of Barton w. Stone and other
immortals sleep, and where monu-
mnts are erected to their memory,
are under the supervision OF and De-
long to the Christian church.
This old historic building and
these monuments will go to ruin
unless provision is made for their
preservation. 1t seems fitting that
every member Of the Church OF
Christ the world over should have
the privilege and pleasure OF sub
scribing to a fund, the proceeds
from which are to be used to pre-
serve and perpetuate this historic
building, these beautiful manuments
erected to the membory OF the de-
parted saints, and to constantly i'm
prove and beautify these grounds.
The amount of money raised will be
put in the hands Of trustee to be
selected by the various Churches OF
Christ in Bourbon county, to be IN
vested in a substantial security, the
income from which is to be used Tor
the purpose above set forth.
J.. w. Thomas is chairman or the
subscription committee to whom all
subscriptions shall be paid,
The Bourbon news., 1921-10-21

land; Thomas Haskins, Newport,
Deputy Game Warden; Stanhope
Beal, of Piqua, Ohio, and Rev. DR..
Nauman, Epicopal minister, of New
York City, guests of Catesby Wood
ford, Bob" Bowman, Travelling
Passenger Agent Pennsylvania Rail-
road. Besides the above those who
enjoyed the occasion were Revs.
Walter S. Cain, w. e. Ellis, F. M.
Tinder and T.. S. Smylie, and prac-
ticaly all of the present and future
city and county officials.
The preparations of the feast was
in charge OF Councilman Catesby
Spears, John j. Redmon, John s.
Talbot, G.. G. Hadden, Capt. VIM
Collins, i. D, McCl ltntock and Drs a