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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Phantom Fire
BATTLES Chief
Ladies' Search Barton
Heights IN VAN for
Cause of Alarm.

Mystery shrouds the location Of Il
fire in Barton Heights. which was re-
ported from three sources yesterday
afternoon as iircmcn were preparing
I" participate in the parade of til"
department. which was to take place
u. H. II. Three telephone cullS al
practically simultaneous, summoned
companies four ANA nine ana truck
company from tn" West End To the
North side. only to iild ;ha, tn" fire
had vanished rs myst, rinusly as IL
had hccn reported The iircincn.
after driving about FOR some timc in
vain indNaVHr 10 find the source OF
The trouble, gave Il up ana returned.
barely IN timc for the parade.
Another fire. which broke on; at
2:rj o'clock, ana which. from j!Ie
smoke. looked serious. also inter
ruptci ;ircnG"n OF Assistants Chief
Mise. on tho way To the parade. Tin"
blaze Was in tire rear of u dwelling
located NJ III East Grace street. ia
q storage room. and caused little
damage Chemicals We're used To vT-
tiu@uish This blaze.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
DETECTIVES SEIZE 1855
CARTONS OF CIGARETTES
Jim ASnctus Arrested for Rrceiv-
ing Stolen Property by
Local Police.

One hundred aud nfty-six cartons
OF cigarettes We're seized Ivy dctcc-
tiv"s for The city ana the Chcsa
ncakc and Ohio Railroad Yesterday
as stolen goods. from the store oc
Jim AnSctus. u merchant at iT2G
East Main Street. and the proprietor
placed under arrest as their re-
cipicnt The cigarettes are ALLEGED
" the police To =" the loot which
box car thieves have carried a.ray
from the yards OF railroads in III.
cit% within the pas, :rw days
According to II. Warrant sworn
out for search OF the store. iIc
cigarettes seized are the property Of
the southern galway, having been
shipped over this route. but holm; ~
IN" care II she Chesapeake ana Dino
it"ad. he raid WAS made by W. T.
Newman. Srccinl aGcnt FOR the islr-
ranE. and detective ScrEeants Louis
!'r:tucCi and JnhI. Duffy.
Clues resulting from the Srizu.', :
Hhn arrest of thn Merchant may 70
S"lt IA the arrest ~ SO. .ial men, il
nj: believed las, ai=hj :.!t%oueh 10
lice Viii say nothing about :hi.s
angle o. tnt -HS. tnccsus viii he
gwen hcir.T;: in Police court tins
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Gas COMPANY ASKS
PERMIT TO CUT RATES
Company Believes 1t Is Charging
Too Much in Newport News,
Commission Is Told

Another sign OF r.adjustmcnt of
conditions WAS seen yesterday whi.,,
the NEWPORT News Gas Companr-
voluntarily pc,itiDucd the State Cor
poration Commission to lower its
rates through tho institution OF Il
graduated scale. beginning after the
first 5000 feet are sold. ana extend
o0u feet used during a month
The present rate Of the compi.-rr.
which wili be continued. Is $l.7o -
1000 feet. and the rate which the
company asks to bc allowed to
charge after the first coo, 600 feet ot
gas are. sold Is Si.l5. The rate
Charged W Richmond is $3.50 a 1000
feet. ana Is Il nat rate. instituted
by tho city. Tho Newport News as
propSscd viii be cheaper in very
large quantities than that charged
here. The rat, for over 5000 feet Of
uas would be $iG5: fer III" thir'i
1000 feet Of gas. $3.50: for the fourth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
LEHMAN TO ADDRESS
LOCAL B'NAI BIRTH
Dinner and Dancing Will Follow
|, Speech, at jefferson Hotel
Vouiuhf

!'imnon Lodge. Independent Order
OF bnai Firth, vii! tonight at the
Jefferson Club give the most elabor-
II" entertainments attempted by the
BY clarence NJ. i.chman. president
OF ;he Grand Lodge of District No.
%. VIII be Il :eutur. @. the evening.
AFTER 4 formal proGrGin refreshments
viii be served and then the ball room
VII be tarown open Cor dancing.
more. was elected PRECEDENT Of the
district duriui; january Ills trip to
H.chmOnd is partly official. as the
head of the organization tries each
year - Visit as MANY local lodges as
possible. Distric, No. : Comprises
~ territory iron. Maryland to
Florida.
rimrrom Lotgc has recently become
raised 10 allow for tn" expense Of
series OF proposed entertainments.
Morton l.. Wullc-stcin. the new local
admin sir"t!pI n memorable one. An
untcnsiv" drive for members Is on
District No. ) has often honored
ii.chmori m"u. For many years
Joseph J. Levy served as secretary
Of In" Grand Lodge ana MS son.
s.umc position Dr. Edward y. CAL
sch represents the district i'm tn"
Constitution Grand Lodge. which is
au international organization
I'm anti-hcfamatiou league. with
headquarters at Chicago. is one OF tho
most useful adjuncts OF the order
Ircsus l.. Solom"ns. OF san Francisco.
Temple in behalf OF the H'uai Firth.
nuintcd out the highly satisfactory
results obtained through the medium
90; the anti-dcfanatiOn league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
c. G 0. OFFERS AID To
FIND COAL. MARKET
Entire Traffic Organization Is at
Disposal Of Shippers, Road
States

Coal shippers w,rc yesterday of.
Tered the assistance of. the cnri-.
traffic organization .I the C,nrsnn.nk,.
,hh ONO railroad IN an ciror. to
hrIp IN securing Il market for the
i:"duct. according TO E, circular :.t-
yer sent out hy +. ~. whitaker. V:r, =
president in rhar!:" nf traffic
Mr Whitaker pniutcd ont IN ;hc
CIRCULAR that the raIS'oad's organi1a =
ION IL in close ;ou,h with moS; cr
ne commercial and Industrial con
Snincra and through such relations
th" trntlic men can be of service To
h"'h shippers aud consumers. Thcrc
"a plentiful car supply on hand nOw.
me circular p0ints Out. aud excel
ti"nii TRANSPORTATION Viin he rendered
"a; this tin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
suggest PAYING BASIS
FOR VIRGINIA HOSPITAL
' rector Levy Would Make Insti-
''ion Scif-Sustaining One, Not
Operating 1t for Profit.
STILL CARE FOR THE NEEDY
snSgcsts Charging Persons Able to
lay Even Slight Fcc-Rcvicws
work infirnary Has Done in Past
- car and What 1t Expects to DO.

MI fevclorcd during the course Of
81 NJ etor OF FuhIic Welfare Lcvy's re-
p9.l 10 the Finance Committee yes
lerGaE afternoon tina; the committee
/ AMI the Mayor are seriously consid. :
+ Sr riuS Il chang" IN the nloduS opcrandi
Inc VIRGIN Hospital. so tina: il
riMy be placed upon = paying basis.
ssaot a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Institution,
N3,nIt9ohe thai may take care OF itself
bSishls means that patients who arc
ge sa.p,e 20 pay anything for treatment
Fi' ~ &c rSIH.rei to DO 50. no matter
sQrtliVfw Sf'a may he The fee At pres
sse snt the hospital is working under a
fssSsten which is absolutely free to
91he patient.
rhe eii' furnishes. through five
at a cost of but lC cents
Coach. practically free prcscriptions
S33nud free medicines In times OF
e efperG cncS free vaccination il given,
ssant antitoNtn is administered free
e;5,Shon occasion arisosN The poor OF
sthe cit% are given food and fuel and
I Ehoes.S
Hl4Thc C'i;y Home needs now sanitary
4 are enonis' new boilers new heat
ssinE apparatus painting. p!astcr!ng.
q caIpcnt, ring. said Dr. Levy
al The appropriation for all these
sS1hinEs WAS cut from the budget by
l3the director and the Mayor because
e there IS no money In the treasury to
,pby Councilman +. l.. Rodcn that
ypspeci1! bond issue might he author
siHed so that the institution might he
! placed in habt!ab!e condition before
Z the SHOWS of NeNt winter come
~ Director Levy IS planning to com
{ p!ct"ly motOrizc the strect-swecping
: equipment which viii release a
numbcr OF men who Will be placed
= on the ashes and garbage removal
force
.'.n,i;uhereulos!s work has been
rather spasmod,c and not at an sat
iSfaN;ory. said the director. lie has
I "A 90 II
which VIII tie exclusively to take
/ care az IL" tuberculosis situation.
He VIII have a superintendent OF
/ that division. ana special attention
VIII y" pad TO prevention rather
than 1! treatment attcrward The
s Iirhmouh Tuberculosis Association
has agreed 10 pay half The first years
salary OF the superintendent. who is
\ To b" a capable physician.
The director would also increase
the efficiency Of tn" nurses DEPART
, mcnt by increasing their salaries and
J IT possible increasing the force.
There were but three cases Of
: smallpoN in Richmond last year"
said pr. Levy.
The director referred in compli-
mcn;ary terms to the conduct OF tn"
Public Employment bureau. and
asked an increase in the salary of
the manager lie d!d likewise in
reference TO the Department OF Mar
kcts.
The Finance Committee will NEE,
again al ) o'clock tomorrow night.
when Director Tranord. OF the De-
psr,mcnt OF Public Utilities, viii be
heard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
None Ask to Wed
During Entire Day
"NeUer Make That 25O,-
600 THIS Way," Says
Baikf Jones.

baiiih Charles Jones. Of the Hus, e
'hss Court. who has held the posi- :
non Tor many years, and who in his
capacity has been witness to the is-
suhnce of thousands of marriage IL
Scnses' spent an idle day yesterday.
FOR the first time in years. there wn.
not an application for II marriage H.
cehs'' either from white or color.d
citizen. 90
new: exclaimed Rail!n Jones' az,
"e CROCK struck .. and he prepared
TO lock ur. as The clerks and n,bor
"''achcs made arrangements ia IL.
,'''' mats the world coninl, to,
I'of" Il city OF 10000 p.onl. M,
70 !; marriage license issu.d
w." ~ never rc;lch that @50.ooS If III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
lEPER TO LEAVE RICHMOND
CITY Soon to he XIII Df OnI, Sufferer
OF DrcuL bi*rasr "a Has Ever
Had.

DR. {. {. Hudson. Chief Health OF =
tccr. r"ci,'Scd MOTTO. Yesterday tina,
"l"rcr special" is on IFS way South
from lioSt'm for Carviiic. TIA. where
me l"r"r colony is located. and that
the special will s,op in RiChmnnd
inhr enough to talk" on board the
Ii'Ns only l"pcr. Il Greek. who has
n."n the guest of the city since lsi5.
TN" government has established q
hospital and reservation for tho :cv.
I'p"rS VII" Appear in this country
AT intervals, and all such cases vii!
hc isolated there. The cost of enter
tainini; ana treating tho !cu"r dur
lng his stay here has reached about
IS 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
To-Day and J oslight
in Fichmond

the Sick. hospital. ~.
College Club Eoou G:,D. Jcncr-
son Hotel, 3:3o.
u. T.. Lee Chapter. United
daughters of The tontcdcrucy
WOninn'S Home. .S;:,D.
Kichmnnd Nurses Club. y. w.
4. A.. &.
F'ulton sunday riIooI Workers.
Denny street thurV ". t::ln.
trvivnl. I.curcl 81 9rrt Methodist
Church. T:15.
AiasS-mcrttn.. IL Itan Sundox
School Markers. - emn, street
Church. -.
Strnntl-Dnrk.
tcudrmy-SaudcNi .. 1;i5.
a::0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
ANTHONY IS DEPUTY
IN OFFICE OF PACE
b"tic> Of Old Railroad Mnn i'm
irrhsurcr's 0iIirc VIII Bcgin
1T Once.

Frank T Anthony. ono ur Hich-
in"nd'a hes: known citizens. Aag been
a.Pp"inted deputy in tho oillcc Of CIV
! l""s nrcr Pace. Ills duties viii BE-
I'm az once. Mr.. Anthony is AN old
ial irOad man and later "ut.rod into
business, for number - years nay
ny conducted the Commercial Iiof.I
" mic b." has been active in political
matters and has always taken an in
l'i"si ia public affairs tins is His
first political job
Treasurer Pace Will staud for 20.
n,,o'ihination at ia" Angus: primary.
~ only opponent 50 FAY is CitE. CDi-
.'ciof Herbert J.. IIulcc. who :,ypir.s
Tor higher honurs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
nri,hlnr Cndc Distributed

- ts(,ity Clerk Ar II. NCODW.U has
sdfHfributca widely the newly printed
Names Of The proposed building code
fsffsIs probable that everyone directly
aas7ssfarested such as architects, con-
Str4htors. builders and City Council
'5sy5aif. have been supplied. In this
wv. Clerk Mcdowell believes. those
who may wish To speak to the spe-
FIAT CC7nH iAHlSsr. ar revision, may he
.sf,Iiiy fortihcd by the time tn. com
3 1assion meets. which. il was said
sydstcrday, VIII be next Tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
.Ju,.murnt for rinintiT.

Tho Crsy az ChaDpcilc against the
Richmond American Auto Company
Court Yesterday by Judge Crump. the
case having been transferred from
tho city Circuit Court whcrc il had
hc.u originally fled Chapel" sued
for $3.50 alleging that sum due as
commissions on orders taken for the
company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
seeks Trained Nurses.

Two trained nurses arr, h,i-..
sought by Dr Frank " I,",,i-
superintendent Tor schools ,nr
NorthunDerlaud and Lancaster cam,
YES. who WAS iu Richmond v.s,.r.
a.,y Tor this purpose. Iie vis.i.J ,b..
SH..c-.-I :he stat. Board - I..a,'t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
rnIicc Sock Stnlrn Chr

Police here have been asked to
keep a sharp lookout for a Ford au-
t"mob!lc. which they have been no
titled was stolen from P.tcrsburc
Yesterday The ear WAS five pas
Scnrer. hearing license No 9isO9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Church observe, I.,,,,,.

- T|''Iy NIEn' Vas UnArrvnI IN
1880 Stf.ct church last might. ai
mn,en nm" the entire church family
hhu lts friends took supper a. ~
Inut'h al nominal chargr Th,
rev j. II. Chenault. pastor con.
diu prayer services following the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Epreppre Tn. Pamphlet.

y,S9Sixsa pRmphlet for the guidance O,
xhasffiherftance tax commissioner OF
sfKdS STATE has been prepared by j
Cefy, counsel and executive
/ SSStstRnt Oh the State Tax Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
DIR. Stewart * III.

The condition OF Row j. Calvin
stewart. pastor emeritus OF Grace
Covenant PRESBYTERIAN church, who
* under treatment mt stuart Circle
Hospital, was reported last night as
unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Lao. the Queen of Itcuuty enters
Mark tn" simmer and the sheen,
Love the sparkle and the tlimpic,
Beauty in her Silks Supreme!

SPRING SILKS are radianty lovely! Thoughts
turn to the loveiest of Spring things the sight
of the beautiful New Silks. In themselves they
50 decorative and coorlu that most OF them e
qure little trimmings, while the seasons penchant
for simplicity encourages further the making
ones garments in the home.
Now in .'Naional Silk Week" we have converted
shOwings of dress materials into a great expo
siton Of "tle beauty OF silk.' Here wonder
full patterns and lustrous weaves that bring the
mind thousand and one suggestions for
apparel
Here fabrics lovely as an Oriental jewel
yet they made right in own country for
your wear this Spring.
a ncep S IN tK 1 1os Wnd s na s e
Navy, Harding Blue, Bran. lighter shades.
Tangerne and Willie ,InIlinons DE Luxe,
siosm4o inches n, wide
.."aG inches vide soft and stripes brocadcs
%sons in the e new Inc me Silks 81 20 yard-a
designs sta as wG rpr as am pure silk
dots. weave in twelve tsas" ai n9@ene
"" sasamso cr iSesss side Sids shades
n nIack Sl nr~ S Navv Tan pure silk
and Gray iyi0S The Celebrated in rough
Malinson Crepe Boudoir Gowns Dressing
2s ne Sss and
eaas i. S SIX f nsas x;5 ssi n
t beautiful Satin srpes;
sppsm4o inches vide in ladies' biolses
az. "'i''' "0"''"' p' Crepe Shirtings, ao.5O Yard
teih9. -32 wide
r.,,,,,o GIL. sn IN ,,, Satin
co To ipchn. shirts and ladies
wit novelty bionSes
is Nigel Silk; it Tla,ium Silks, $3.50
in stripes inches
paids. in Black,
loon N''"'
nche wild i'm Black Chine, 81. Yard
10 inches wide, all
silk, lusrous
Chiffon Tafctas Yard wide range of both
20 inches wide, n street and evening shades
street and evening 80,
Highly lustrous o'it ,hhohs %-.oo
ccllent quality. ~ ihGhes VICE very sou
sIircttc Silks, Yard
80 inches wide in Floor Two, South.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
PERSONALS
Comings and Goings Of Some You
Know and Others You
Don't.

Miss Margaret Savage, Of Gin
cinnati, is guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Murphy, on
South Main street.
Il. p. Mann, of Paris, has pur-
chased an attractive bungalow in
Covington, and will move to that
city in the near future to reside.
The ladies of the Christian
church will conduct a Gift Shop in
the Paris Realty Co.'s Office. on
December 8 and 10.
Mrs. Eva Liggett, Of Winches-
ter, Ind, and Mr.. Andrew Getting
ham, Of Morris Hill, Ind, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Paris, as
guests Of their brother, Mr.. A. w.
Cottingham, and Mrs. Cottingham,
on South Main street.
The monthly reunion and lunch
con of Central Kentucky alumni of
the Chi Omega fraternity was held
in Lexington, Friday, at the Candle
Glow. Among the guests present for
the informal affair were Miss Helen
Rutchcraft, Mrs. Clarence Colliver
Dawes, Mrs. Amos Turney, Jr., and
Miss Sarah Dedman, of Paris.
Misses Jessie Blanford and Bes-
sic Newton, the guests of Mrs Robt
Mitchell, were given delightful
surprise party last Friday evening
by a few friends. Dancing and games
were enjoyed by all. Delicious re-
freshments were served. Among
those present were: Misses Jessie
Blanford, Bessie Newton, Josephine
Adams, Mary Bradley, M. Katheryn
Doyle, Helen Davis, Mary Corey,
Gilbert Lavina Mary McWilliams,
Thecla Santen, Anna Mae Schwartz,
Rosa Toohey, Helen Terry; Messrs.
Harmon Taylor, Chester Strother,
Frank Rourke, Robert Toohey, Robt.
Mitchell, Edward Brophy, Frank
Santen, James Corey, Lauthman
Woods, Elmer Burnett, Joe Ryan,
John Welsh.
(Other Personals ON Page 81
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
BALLARD-CRUSE.

The marriage of Miss Stella
Mae Ballard, Of Paris, to Mr.. VIM.
o. Cruise, of Paducah, was solemn
lied Thursday afternoon, November
"a, at one O'Clock, in the study. of
the officiating minister, Rev. Arthur
Fox, pastor Of the Paris Baptist
church. Those present and witness
ing the ceremony were Miss Edna
Cruise, Mr.. Ralph Ballard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Ballard and Mrs. Arthur
Fox.
The bride is popular young Paris
woman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Ballard, Of Paris. wore a trav-
cling suit Of dark brown velour.
with hat to match. The groom holds
a responsible position with the
Home Telephone Company. After
the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Cruise
were rendered wedding dinner at
the home on Sixteenth street.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
FOR LITTLE FOLKS
GET YOUR DOLL BUGGIES AT
A. F. WHEELER & CO.,
OPP. COURT HOUSE.
MATRIMONIAL
A Record of Dan Cupid's Doings As
The Days Go By
MISUNDERSTANDING

WEATHERS- SHROPSHIRE
The following invitations re-
Gently issued, have been sent to
Paris and Bourbon county friends
and relatives of the groom and bride
elect:
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Parrish
Weathers
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter,
Lilly Parrish
Mr.. j. J. Rosseau Shropshire
on Tuesday, the Sixth of December,
nineteen hundred and twenty-one
at two-thirty, p. m,
David's Fork Church,
Chilesburg, Kentucky
The bride-elect is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Weathers, of near
Clintonville, and a. niece of Mr..
Letcher Weathers, of near Paris.
Both Miss Weathers and Mr.. Shrop-
shire have many friends in Paris.
who are extending their hearty con-
gratulations in advance of the happy
event.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
THE GRIDIR0N FIELD

The Clark County High School
closed the 1921 football season by
defeating the North Middletown
Graded School eleven at North Mid
dletown by the score of q to 0. The
Winchester High School basketball
girls gave a banquet for the mem
bers of the football team on their
return from North Middletown.
Winchester High School defeated
the Millersburg Military Institute
team by a score of 13 to o. The game
was we'll played throughout, both
teams working to perfection. Be
craft and Lyndon were the outstand-
ing stars for the M. M. /. team,
while the work of Macourt and Hun
ter featured for the Winchester
team.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
THE LAST WEEK TO ORDER
CHRISTMAS CARDS

Within the last few years the in
terchange of cards has reached enor-
nous proportions, according to the
Greeting Card Association statis-
tics, which show that more than
3O,O00,000 cards are sent out in the
United States in the course of a year.
The custom of sending cards began
IN Europe, was transplanted to
America and has increased with
characteristic American speed to it's
present proportions.
We represent one of the largest
houses in the country-The Jenner
Co., OF Louisville. In speaking of
Jenner, the Courier-Journal says:
The company employs over one
hundred people and has an annual
payroll of about s100,000.00 No
expense is spared in obtaining the
most skilled workers-some of them
receiving wages as high as $1,000 a
week"
MI. Jenner writes us not to accept
any orders later than the>5th of De-
cember. Bring your order in to-day.
THE BOURBON NEWS
tit} ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
BIRTHS

MIR. and Mrs. Ray Shipp, of
Oklahoma City, Okla, are receiving
upon the arrival Of
a son, Victor Ray Shipp, born No
vember %. The young man was
named for his paternal grandfather,
Victor X. Shipp, formerly of Paris. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanhope Wiede-
mann, recently of Paris, are the
proud parents of fine son, born at
their home in Lexington on Thanks
giving morning. The young heir has
been named Jefferson Allen Wiede-
mann. Mr.. Wiedemann's mother,
Mrs. Allen r. .Blount, has come from
New York to welcome the grandson.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
IMPORTAEA CLUB EVENT

The Jemima Johnson Chapter,
Daughters of American Revolution,
will meet Saturday afternoon, at
two o'clock, with Mrs. Charlton AL
exander as hostess. Mrs. H. c. Muir,
a relative of the hostess, and who
owns and occupies the old Samuel
Mcdowell place, in Jessamine coun-
ty, will give an illustrated talk upon
this home.
The Department of Literature of
the Bourbon County Woman's Club,
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. The principal feature
of the program will be a lecture by
Prof. Farquhar, on the subject,
Drama, It's Influence on Life"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
"SnVER TEA" BY LADIES OF
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

A "Silver Tea," which promises to
he a very unique form of entertain
ment. will be given this afternoon,
from two to five O'Clock, at the home
of Mrs. VIM. G. Talbot, at Vine and
duncan Avenue. Any gift of silver
will be thankfully received. The
proceeds will be devoted to the BEN
eft of st. Peters Episcopal church.
The affair will be in charge OF the
ladies of the church, who extend a
cordial invitation to the public to at
tend.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
SKULL FRACTURED

Talbot Ingels, colored, in the en-
ploy of the Thurman Transfer Co.,
sustained a fractured skull when the
machine he was driving on Second
street collided with a telephone pole.
Talbot lost control of the machine,
which crashed into a pole at the side
of the street. The force of the i'm
pact threw Ingels out, landing on his
head and shoulders. He was picked
up and taken to the Massie Memo
rial Hospital, where an examination
developed a fractured skull and
other injuries. The machine, which
belonged to the Thurman Co., was
badly damaged.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
NOTICE
TO STOCKHOLDERS

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BOURBON TOBACCO WARE
HOUSE COMPANY, CONSOLE
DATED AND INCORPORATED: -
All the stockholders are notified
of and requested to attend the meet
ing of the stockholders and officers
OF the above corporation at the
County Court room, in the court
house, Paris, Kentucky, on Saturday,
December 3, 1921, at 2:3O p. M, to
take steps with reference to leasing
or selling it's real estate, and in case
of sale of real estate, to close up
its business, and for all purposes
that are or may become important
in connection with the lease or sale
of it's property (29-dec2