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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Marinello Beauty Parlors. 10 West
Fourth.
Wells fashioned Of squares of hex
agOual mesh are sought by faslldI-
Gus women this fan
Hardly two months until Christ
mas Which means do not delay
arranging with the Rivkin studios
at Fourth and Boulder. for the sit
ting Of the pictures you are sure to
want AT holiday time.
"Oh, little last years hat upon the
closet shelf, | say farewell, for l
must buy new one for myself"
You will always find the new and
unusual In gift suggestions at $. j.
MaGee Co, 20 West Third. and to
help you find just the right gift for
each and every occasion is a real
pleasure for everyone in this popu-
lar store,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

'Twould be easy 10 imagine Walk
over shoes stepping out OF Vogue
or Vanity Fair, so chic are they;
why only yesterday / wandered into
fhis splendid Boot shop Ala South
Main, ana was shown the most stun
ming new sandal span strap which
sprsug Into great favor In thd eatt
over night So charmingly differ
ent was this model that I've sketched
pair To show you
Here we are tho Elite Hemstitch-
ing shop. at 20g Y South Main, with
A. Swartz. tailor. To show their
beautiful work and 10 get acquainted
they win only charge y cents q yard
for the next 10 days Mail orders
win reroive prnmpt attention
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

for something different" to write
about l dropped into the Boswell
Jewelry store. 1873 South Main. yes
terday, and when | saw the new
hollow ware in Gorham and Reed
Barton patterns it seemed that the
| whole world had turned into a beau
| tiful silver service and when they
/ showed me the new things in Shelf
field plate, well--words fail me: YOU
must see this showing of water
pitchers, vegetable dishes, trays,
well and tree platters. complete tea
services, sherbets with plates (these
are new ideas) vases, candlesticks
and many, many things I'VE failed to
mention. 'Tis a collection fit for
the gods" A New York showing
dropped into our midst, and with
prices back to normal you will take
more than a casual interest in my
story.
Dinner dresses arc most frequently
seen with the straight shoulder to-
shoulder ncckline, no sleeves and n
lowered wiistllnc.
1t Is in the distinctive pieces OF
furniture that the home maker eX-
presses her refinement and fastidi-
BUSINESS and the real Connoisseur
will Of course visit the Darwin stu
dios of interior decoration and fur
nishines, 6lO South Boston, whore
she will find the appropriate table
for the place and the hour. Dining
room sets OF Italian and English ORR
gin and such overstuffed pieces as
she has dreamed Of finding but
never dared to hope! She viii also
find the artists of this exclusive
studio always ready to assist in
making selections that will add
charm and distinction TO the home.
Some OF the newer purses show
Har,a-iie frames with niOuHti,iss u;
black moirc.
Are you living out OF town? And
would you just love to send a friend
or sweetheart a box of choice can
dies from that popular old Stile
Sweet Shop? I'll tell you how:
Mail your order with 81 or more and
card TO send with box OF candy to
their daylight factory at Tenth and
Main and they will deliver a box OF
fresh sweets In one Of their "old
stile" boxes to any address in or
out Of Tulsa, free OF charge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

They are simply Irresistible! The
very spirit OF Paris has been cap
tured and expressed in every grace
ful line of the wraps and coats one
sees al The Domorest, 500 South
Main. And the fact that this house
has gone back to old-tlme prices
makes them doubly interesting
Narrow patent leather and narrow
metal link belts arr worn with fall
coats or dresses.
one Of the proprietors OF the Orl-
entail Fine Arts company, zoos south
Main, has been in san francisco the
past week safely guiding through
the labyrinth OF customs formaiitics
thotr shipment OF superb dainties
imported by this shop direct from
Japan for their Tulsa feminine pa
irons whose pendants tend towards
things most beautiful. Here is iust
what he says in telegram. RE-
leased the ----- today. Quality and
workmanship simply exquisite. EN-
peCt to express entirety November
3rd or 4th." | cant tell you any
thing more about II until after I've
actually seen FOR myself But next
Sunday you shall hear all about IL.
All his. and not yet one word con
Cerning the indesCribably gorgeous
Chinese oriental rugs and wonderful
Christmas gift articles Just arrived
this last week and now on display
In their shop. Go and see. be-
:ccch ye.
Coiffcur bandcaux are appearing
at the thcatcrs these nights. Most of
them take the form of metal or circ
leaves.
This Is news for young girls:
breezed into the corset department
of Prayers Paris Fashion yesterday
and had the best chat with Mrs.
Carpenter about correct corss4s for
this season. She showed mo aA'aris
letter and I'm going to copy a wee
bit for you. They are warning tho
young girls to wear a girdle, II moth .
ing else in the way OF corsets and
to support her boby Just the same
whether she is thin or stout. all on
the principle of A stitch in time
saves pine Drop in and see the
adorable girdles In this department.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

corsptierc, one who follows the
trend ~ fashion. MS does Vannie
Reed who BE- showing such approved
models az Madam Grace Grnccful
Stputa, Jane jackson, warmers and
Rcdtern In her corset department
at c. II. Wrlghts, AIS South Main.
Drop around and see this charming
little coT5etiere.
Pattern hats-~magic words--defi-
milton OF which, IL learned after ~
visit To Miss T.air's millinery depart
mCut at The Demorest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
His Rcllrlon Cnmc High.

ATLANTA. Ga, six dollars was
the price Martin Baldwin, colored
had to pay for nap In church.
when fined this amount In the re-
cordsT's court after having been
found peacefully reposiug In tcns
used for divine service In Edgewood
avenue. lie said he had fallen
asleep while listening TO sermon.
and failed to awake when the serv-
ices wrTo over.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
COnsuls of Present Day
Men of Smart Abilities,
Not Political FavOrites

aud other European nations lea Iu
the fu,l that abroad young men Hrok
it 1s 90 career. while lu this ,uuu0r ry
. tho tahluE up uf such work ia often
due to combination Of DircuW
stance. Nauv young men of good
EuElisu families. under The dirrD.
tiuu oi iuu colonial office, begin
thol. iruuiluB for foreign aoryig,
vhh ihDy aro iu their trous AZ a
rc7uU they bring to their WORK 20
qui'l perception and enthusiasm
'nscl ou knowledge
Iu 'UH country where pru.u,h
experience TO- niEhly rated. the quos.
iInu IH often raised ua whether or not
buHiUoH urUpllug flis one tor the du-
uDH uf 60 DuusuiHto,
Uusiur-- Knowledge Nccicd.
AN viii agree says the report
fbHt uhueo NH, have hud some cX.
prriuur' in business would make bet
ter Douguls but experience has
shown that The current Hofp thc 9TH
or vst and that business draws or
many able men from the service. ~
the age limit becomes high the serv-
loo VIII bptpm' the target for those
VINO have failed in business what
Us really the practical dcmOnatrution
ut their iucapupity viii then be
experience IN IA" British consular
Aoryicc the Same effort 10 get men
with huAlnoAa training haR been tried
until at last the commission, recent
~ Investigating the conditions in the
service, IN rs report admits that thc
effort is doomed TO failure and rcC-
ummsuds that tho business training
be supplied aftorwnrd 90 tho young
men who have bccu succesHfIl in
the examinations"
ono Of tho reforms for the consul
lar service most urged as an out
come OF the war is It's AmcricaniZn -
don. II has frequently happened
that consular agents. especially on
account of their familiarity with the
languHg' uf the country, are not
American born at all, and sometimes.
although they speak Englluh impcr-
toctly, thoy have been found In
charge uf our cOnsulAtos ln the alb
sence 81 the conHuls. a special np-
prorrlatlcu was pagscd indeed. TO
provide Cor vice consuls to take the
places OF the consular agents
Must rr Amcricnus
'"rho war has shown" to take a
few words from the report ~ the
league how Important it is to have
diplomatic and consular corps com
posed of entirely ~ American citi-
aens, and tile struggle for trndo cN-
pnnalon, which ~ coming in the ncN
Few years, "ill make u ~ incr"u7ing
Importance. Ncverlhclcsa. all tho
other services omploys forciEncrq In
certain secondary posts ana ~ u
only FAIR To commend the rNr ilcnt
work OF many OF these foreigners
who have helped 70 carry on our
IA Ia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

u is 50 very important that your
personal engraved sChristmHs cards
are Corrrct iu every detail ana 80
unusual tfat the. Will stand out
among many cards. Cards and
greetings of this typo you viii find
at : J. Magoe Co. 23 West Third.
The "uff-thc- shoulder" line IL u
fnNOrltc with the younger set In dec
ollctc froCk,.
/ heard @ lot about Prayers Paris
Fashion, Fifth and Main, the other
day while attending a gathering
whore the seasons smqrtest fr,-ks
we're IN evidence. one woman,
wearing a gown Of brown Canton
crepe with the great new square
Jenny sleeves, said to her COM
paniun: "Oh, yes, | do think Pra-
gers are showing the most brilliant
collection Of frocks they have ever
shown Ia Tulsa. and when one goes
Into ono OF their French rooms and
n shown models from the best
known Originators II is easy to be
convinced; and when the attendant
floats in with one OF those gor-
geous comfy wraps--wcil--it Is easy
TO say Yes, YOU may send that to
my address This Is only one OF
'Nc many lovely remarks | overheard
about this exceptional shop for
women
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Will Ecip ner with new ideas; 'tiH
Clark's Flower shop. 213 East Thir-
teneth. Phone them about your
plans
Perfectly darling are the coats,
frocks, hats and everything for chill
dren at Mrs. Smiths Children's
shop at the Demorest. sos South
Main. Really mothers. you will
love this dainty shop where ador-
able modes for children prevail at
moderate prices
\ pretty gift idea * collap.iblc
coat han"cr and Siumbcr clippers
fitted into n bag made Of ribbon.
While looking around In the sta
tionery department of the Western
Rank supply company, 315 South
Boston, this week, l noticed the best
looking Evcrsharp pencils In gold
and silver and Waterman self-filling
pens, and | thought what a lovely
Cift or prize suggestion.
Rumor says there IN 10 he a re-
ylval of the fragile eighteenth CEN
tury painted fan.
Last Sunday I told you that Mrs
Orr was homo. Well Yesterday I
dropped into her Home Gift shop
NJ sos South Boulder and what
lovely things I did see! And listen
| heard several placing their order
for fruit cake and plum pudding for
Thanksgivlng and wondered II you
had ordered yours
when you are tired and your
nerves need relaxation there Is no
better way to be relieved than 10
have n facial massage by Mrs VIII
banks at the DeleCta Beauty Shoppe,
over Wnolworth's
ShcCrH lovely hand made bIoHxcs
continue In favor though the sweater
days are past,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Paris lifts her dis
approving glance and
smiles once more on
the corset, but this
corset must bu made
ana fitted 80 differ.
emily fron the old
time cu.rseta. says
d q m e. Fashion. who
nnnnn IL m nnll - -n.nDrA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

rings of platinum and diamonds
sieam IN velvet cases OF gray and
hlue; tho new wide brooch bar min
conceptions nestle In lovely boxes
Hecmlngl y conscious OF their origi-
nallty ot pierced design; scarf pins.
CUR links. Grucn watches for men
and womon all incompnrably fine in
d~ign-well I could rave on and
-on but think this sufficient 10 start
you all looking at Heilbron's for
glft suggestions this season
About the most popular furs for
t1mininT are monkey, fox. crminc
aud mole.
Now here's something really in
'erostinE Have you seen the won
dorful collection OF Indian rugs and
blankets, potteries bead work and
souvenirs that have been gathered
togrth from All parts OF the United
states and Mexico by the Indian Arts
and Crafts shop at Sixth and Main? :?
lf not you have missed a rare en-
1oymcnt; besides they give inspira-
uon for distinctive gifts and prizes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

7 am sure every
woman I'm Tulsa will
want to add to her
silver service after
she reads this. ana a
lot OF wedding and
anniversary presents,
az well az Christmas
gifts. will be decided
upon, for this is
one s p | Q n d I d
event IN the, his
= tory OF silver
ware. Looking
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Holiday shopping and
the rush OF social at
fairs are Ntro m g J y
tiroSome on ones feet
and nothing Is so de-
l!ghtfully restful as a
good foot massage by
the expert chiropodist
at Mrs. MCClintOCk'g
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

The children will
from now on
spend more time
In [ he ~ o u s. @;
ana their little
friends Win be
dropping Ia for
ln hour = play,
which brings to
mind the helpful
uggestions OF en-
ertainnleut that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

AlIurIuaiy lovely glove fashions
mark The now season and an over
whclmingly large vote has favored
the long gloves Tor ull drcgs ar
init7. Naturally wc turn 10 MLs
jackson Exclusive shop in tho Sin
clair builiur tor TIE most wonder
tui pf tine mode ana We are not
dIsnppointcd. for she Is fhoWlug
Fr'uDh gloves IN white Dhampagun
ana ivory from he, personal sclcr-
tI"u Will" abroad this summer.
also a nirc variety ~ cross gloves
IN both the long, mousluotulro and
gauntlet models An exceptional
Showing, assure you
saw the most adorable fan with
a vanity case built into the stick IN
SUCH clever manner that Il ,vns
not nnticcnblc until opened for use
Ana who In an the fascinating
i,lniuur world can resist u visit 10
Miss IohlEh's Smart Vogue ShoD In
Oh" NcW Wright huiidlnr2 a tvpi-
cal Fltth avenue shop located right
her" IN Tulsa, where Scw York style
"r'Einhiions arrive iust az quickly
~ the fast EXPRESS can get them
horo. Ana listen -- I've noticed
normal priciugs on each and every
garment Quite an itcm huwudnVs.
Drop around and scr the new
trocks, wraps, hats suits 'ucvery-
ihiug that's cxquiaitely lovely for
fnlludy Of discriminating taste
Tho prcdOminating shades In mil.
ltucrt sccu to be black. fuchsih and
bicnding- from thnRcrinc to nm Ir-
rcsiStlbic tan.
A. ilerold's, u West Third. YOU
VIII see hats that are depeudnbly
correct IN Htylc. smart and different
IN design and alWnVa In upod tn.tn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Ann Looks Ab0ut To7vn and She Says

Confluence Is one of The greatest
things In We--confidehce in pe0pIe
confidence in business and con-
HdeEce in Whdt yOu read. n is my
uisi. diiCnys 10 inspire gou---mB
redders---Uith confluence in Uhat
B0H read in Elizabeth Ann cot
uDlns. that Bcu may f0tioD my sug-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

The Heilhron Jew -
elry store at Second
and Main 10 showing
ali unusually W Il q
selection OF gifts this
season Dainty dia-
mOnd Tings dinner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Busy d a y g are
finding places on
the social calendar
by lavish enter
tanning In h o m @
and clubs. II -
now that the hos
tess may express
her individuality in
choice OF flowers
and | know who
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Fascinated indeed Is the woman
who vi9its the suzanne Shoppe. with
Guodsenc b2l South Main. these
days for she Is always greeted with
many rcfreshlngly new frocks, wraps
and sports things for the winter
season, Did you know that this
clever shop Is planning ever so many
wardrobes for southern wear? Mrs.
Ewing is making speciality OF cos.
tuning clients Tor winter resorts.
which relieves sn much worry Of
what shall / wear at Palm Beach.
Coronado or Havana this winter
Drop in and talk over your. plans
yith her.
The mushroom Int will, according
tO some designers, be worn more this
season than II has for some time.
In addition TO the r. NJ. James &
Sons co. OF Kansas City exhibition
of fine china and crystal at the
Wotzel Galleries. SOS South Boston,
they are also featuring an exhibit
OF American paintings. saw i'm
portaut cauvasscs by Keith, Ballard
Williams, Blakelock, Watrous and
several other leading American
artists. This exhibit should not be
overlooked by lovers OF American
art.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

and have cngravings to correspond
With your calling card plate. For
those who have artistic natures and
love tho beautiful things in life Arr.
Crntt huletide greeting cards will
please the most fastidtously inclined.
order yours now-then you will have
no. dlsappuintments atcr when tho
stocks arc picked over or when 'he
time is too far past for delivery at
all
For the womanI who loves 20 be a
bit different In the matters OF dress
and yet needs to be conservative
about the price I'd suggest visit
20 La Wheel shop, over the
Palace theator, whore world of
pleasant surprises await her, both
In coats and dresses, l saw smart
frocks there this week marked ai
Sl0.75. and the best lookip. coats
at 5000, Truly this is an ideal
shop and you are always welcome
TO look around
Good uewE' Mrs. Mann has re-
turned from the eastern market and
Is now showing the very last word In
smart hats FOR the winter season.
saw the most swaggcr models Of fur
and motaliCs among this showing
also many distinctive looking street
hats and as usual all are moderately
priced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Quite IL novelty are the sports
skirts nndc of blankets. with the
fringe left on the HON edge of the
skirt Just a. it was on the blanket
In order that your winter gown
will be a success, 10 is important toe
have = corset ~ up TO dat" as the
rrock itself. To be so corscted roe
quires the suggestions Of an up-to-
date corsetiero, such as we know
May Rothhammor, 536 South Gil
lette, to he. Phone Usage 3j6S-R
for appointment with this very pop
t,tar rrrpaf{pPn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Beautv shops are hury

Beauty shops are busy
places just now. ,spe-
cially Mrs McClintock 3
Mariuello Beauty parlors.
13 West Fourth. where
the most wonderful mar
eel IS available since Miss
II u b g n $ has returned.
Better phone for an ap-
pOintment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Such different
and dainty Christ -
mas cards arc dis
played at the Art
C raft stationery
Shop, Fifth an I
Boston. Il n @ V
come from Fifth
avenue. New Nork.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

oxfords to harmonize beautifully
with your suit or frock for street
wear, slippers and pumps TO heighten
the natural charm OF your afternoon
or evening gowns, each an artistic
model OF fashionable footwear. This
Is the type OF shoe Miss Feminity"
will find at Cartweirs Boot Shop,
601 South Main, where Laird and
Schoeber shoes are especially fea-
tured
Whether It be a fur garment re-
modelled or only repaired you will
be equally pleased with the work at
Mrs, Madden's fur department at
the Mann Hat Shop in the Sinclair
building But please do not delay.
Tomorrow would be fine time TO
place your order with this splendid
furrier.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

, TO you each u>eek.
Many women hesitate tn D,..
&tFihSs account, fearing tho ...
ness and strangcuess Of b. and
o., cause tney fcci some embdrras.r..,.
In starting with a small doppst
these let me say that upcuius
ings account with the First Naf.,.,f
bank IS an exceedingly simple t....''
actioii. a. Tor The amount Of tIr
initial deposit, hundreds of ....
small accounts are opened aur ,
ceive the same attention "a. .N.
larger amounts. This bank r.r.
per cent interest on an saving.
\ certain navy Jersey Gro-.r,,,
dress hnd cuffs and collar mud.. ~,
cross bar tea towcling. Looked r,,I
good, too.
u s. time to think Of u...-
pleasures and amusemcnts' THrE
ing thus, I made sucCIal fr... t
the Exclusive Patho shop. soy g...l
/ Main. for in all tho world fr.r. O..
no other instrument that can ..o
SO much real pleasure tu 4o n. .,
people at 50 small an outlay a- the
Pathe or Actuelle. Not only rs ;hIz
true In tho first cost ot thr pUpuu.
, graph, but also In the rypicuIeH.r..
Of new records. which is uu,. n
consideration.
| saw the bcst looking suit tho
other day, with fur pockets to match
the collar and cuffs.
Nearly every woman / mc,. .s
talking about buying q wrap on SON.
I arate coat and each time that sub
ject comes up ] recall those aitrI.-
\ two models they are showing af
Ia Wheat shop, over tho Puncr
thonter and I feel like calling from
the housetop This Is tho place tn
find an Ideal garment at am IDEAL
] price" "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Stouffer's gold en-
CrUsted c h in a of
Chicago has made
its appearance on
the shelves of the
Art q Craft Station .
rry shop, 422 South
Boston 49, at Fifth
street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

GestioRS and knoW that Pre tojJ
you to the best Of my knorieJoo
where to find the reaUy sm9r,
and HeU of eUerythin0--lrbere ~
look for special bargains ami
What's What" about toun in
geneToi. And ! do hope non riU
feet the sincerity of the ddrice !
bring to you each ueek.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
One Cause

oht hNfF q hl'fNs
At one time sp dissntisfuc-
ton was expressed nr American
manufnr turCTs and purtrrs oH this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

At TTds5T's rGTi
Fashion. Firth and
Main, Milady will find
n distinctive line OF
preparations u s'e d by
women " h o know, ~
Rare perfumes import
ed fro m Europe and
the orient. from such
noted houses as Coty
Greenoville, violet.
Houbigant. Piner. Paul
DA..4at - - a. - ., q, ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

As bewitchingly colortul
Il as autumn leaves are the
QaNh silks, velvets. b r O % u Oh,
| 4. 1. (: !. 4. Il. : !. |. &. {. 81
~ metal cloths and ch,ttrns
NAx At Plants-Abrams $ WIZ
MH shop, 400 South Main, at
lM prices so reasonable we
VI all can afford a new fro h.
Short yamp shoes are
almost exclusively wor n
by the French woman Of fashion
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-20
WOMEN MUST PAY TAX

Women living in the country are
liable for a poll tax of 81 each &C
cording to an opinion handed down
by Attorney General Charles l. Daw-
son. The question was raised by Ber-
nard Stone, chairman OF the Nelson
County Board of Education, who
wanted a construction on the act OF
the last Legislature providing that
the "Fiscal Court shall impose upon
all legal voters residing in the terri
tory effected by the ad valorem tax
a capitation tax not exceeding one
dollar each" Since women are legal
voters Attorney General Dawson
holds that they must pay the poll
tax.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-20
LEE COUNTY HAS MOST VALUA.
BILE MULES.

The most valuable mules in Ken
lucky are located in Lee county, ac-
cording to reports received by the
State tax commission. These mules
are valued for taxation at an aver
age of $124.66 head. In Frank
lin county they are valued at $3.50
a head, and in Woodford $112.S7.