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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22
FOOTBALL NOTES.

The past week Of football practise OF
the Hickman High football eleven has
brought out an Improvement in the
lire buckiug and rackiiug Of the can
didatcs for the team The daily work
out has consisted OF punriug. blocking
passing and scrimmaeing- Although
new az the game. each fellow has dis
played an ability In grasning the essen
tails Of the game
HUI" Easley IL beginning 20 appear
big cog ia h. machine Harry Mat
son seems 10 have his place in the line
cinched. James Prather. although light
has displayed good form Ia carrying
the ball and in the open field
The football schedule an present Is 1,
Sept 3O-1st and 2nd teams. al Hick-
man
Oct. open.
oct 14-Fultou High school ~ Ful-
ton.
Oct 2l-Open
October 3s-Marvin a. : at Clinton
Nov Al yershurs High al Hickman
Nov. Il-open.
Nov. lS-Carr Institute al Fulton.
No definite reply has been received
from Union City High hut a game viii
probably b. played between the two
high schools on November IL The pro
cee,ls 81 the game on Sept - will 20
ro purchasing Of football equipment.
The game viii D. called az . o'clock AZ
the local ball park Admission will be
- cents.
Coach Bo0nc states hat the Hickman
public may expect 90 see u good eVhibi-
tion ~ the rig skin game when thu two
teams clash.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22
PLEDGE TO SUPPORT WEST.

We the undersigned members OF the
bar hereby voluntarily pledge 0ur sup
port 20 J. - West rs the nominee 81
Tie Democratic Party for the office OF
sheriff Of Fulton County and express
our Willingness 10 use every honest ~
Tort e. seure his final election IN Nov
einbcr and are ready and willing 20
serve the party and him az any and ali
Tines 70 secure his election
Bunk Gardner Circuit Judge
Ben : Adams. Com wealth ATTY
r }. Stair. County Judge
ID. L. McNeill. County Attorney
Herschel 4. Smith ATTY
: ID. Stembridee. AIRY
e L. Mabry. Atty
+ ;. Moore. Atty.
Samuel n Grassland. ATTY
u. Z Seay. Atty.
". J. webb. Atty
NJ. T.. Shaw. Atty
X. - Hester. Atty
Il. 7 Davis ATTY
lielcr Finch. Atty
". J. McMurfT. ATTY
W. Il. Amberg. ATTY
Frank Carr. Atty
Herbert Carr. ATTY
Lon Adams. Atty
J. W Koney. Atty
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22
HUNGRY DICES.

A new story Is going around the fin
aneial district about an old southern
negro who WAS asked by the proprietor
Of store how be- happened 10 need
credit when he'd such a good cotton
crop.
DE ducts got bout all dat cotton.
sab" was the mournfui reply
What do you mean the ducks got
it,"
We'll you See" explained the old
man. Il sent dat cotton mp 20 Memphis
an dey deducfs the freight. and dey
deducfs the storage charges. an dey de
ducts the commission. and dey dcducts
the taxes-yes. sab. de ducts got bout
all dat cotton an dat's why I'm here.
Boston Transcript
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22

There was "a good attendance az the
Mcfhodis Missionary Society last Mon
day Including several visitors The de-
votionul exercises were conducted by
the president after which we were
favored with some Appropriate readings
Icy MeSdameS Calvin. Handy Minefree
and Or. Johnston. also beautiful solo
bv Mrs Mikei short business SeS-
ION was then held aud plans were dis
GUESSED for our district conference that
meets here oct II and T. Next Mon
day t. our regular monthly Bible study.
Subject David This j. the close
If our third quarter and we are anx-
iuus that an our financial obligations
hc met Clara Mcconnell. President
Miss Lois Choate left last Thursday
FOR Rome Ca. 20 take mp her studies
ia Shorter College This Is Miss
Chonte's third year M shorter
Van Raalfe silk Hose for sale ex-
az Dohsons.
There will BE- a call meeting Of the
Parent Teachers Association az the
high school building tomorrow after
noon az o'clock. Special business is
20 be transacted and a full Attendance
i desired.
smooth fitting. stuuuingly tailored
new style fan suits az S;ss50 az Dob
SOUS
Buddy Curtin left for Nashville Wed
nesday morning - attend Vanderbilt
University.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22

AThe Woman's club held Its regular
Nkefing ut the LaClede parl0rs Wed
nesday afternoon Mrs Sims address
ed the club on several important mat
tiers.
Raymond Clark aud Dave Newton left
Sundaysfor Lexington. where they will
attend State University this year.
Fine tailoring and luxurious silk
Innings are dominant features in our
suits AZ $50 JO.-Dobsons.
Miss Lucille Hendrix left Sunday
nigh for Lexington To attend the State
University.
Mrs A. s Birnhaum. Of Memphis.
will arrive Monday 10 visit Mrs Il. 6.
Hale, Jr.
Kid gloves and Van Raaite silk
gloves. See them NJ Dobsons
Hugh Monan. who has been work
ing I'm Akron. Ohio. returned home last
night
Mrs. Henry Davis. of Cairo was the
guest Of Mrs. n r Davis last week
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22
CARD on THANKS

We wish 10 thank the many friends
OF Lee salmon FOR the favor~ that were
extended to him and hiS relatives dur
ing his accident and death
Mrs Lee salmon and children
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22
WORK RESUMED At WELL

After operations had been suspended
for three days waiting for fishing
tool. work was resumed nj the test
well Of Roney. Mitchell X Bruer yes
terday- The delay was occasione'i by
portion Of the drill stem breaking
loose. however. these things happen on
most all drilling jobs and the worst
feature i the delay. No trouble was
experienced in picking MP the stem and
everything Is moving satisfactory again
with Indications most favorable
A depth Of $3.50 feet has been reach
ed and they are still i'm the rock.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22
TAX BOOKS READY.

The 1927 tax books for state and
county taxes are now ready for coll
lection of taxes. You viii please call
az the sherin7s office and pay same.
II. Swayne Walker. Sheriff.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22

Today az The Rex-Louis j. SELF
nick presents owen Moore. IN Chicken
IN the Case" This picture has made
u big hit over the country.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22

Miss Helen Tulloss delightfully."- en-
ltertained IN honor Of the new bride.
Ms. Roh Copeland Saturday afternoon
from 3 90 > at linen shower The room
was beautifully decorated in red hearts
and ,upid~ A. the guests arrived
punch was served The gifts of linen
were place in basket and large
heart attached ana was drawn from IL
~ Mrs Copeland 10 see who WAS 10 d.
the nexf'hride The name on the heart
was Miss Helen Walker Many use
.ful pieces were received Brick cream
cake and minis iu red and white were
eaiogsd Those present were Misses
oman shaw Helen Walker Louise
Gho7fe- EfrniCe and MARY u Parlam
Louise ~ eMuliin. Lillian Srlhbs Mar
fha Moore Elizabeth Ellison Anita
nedd~. Helen Handy Helen Riuford
Martha Barrett Mildred Golldes. and
Me~ilamr~ = Maorr VIII Coprlaud
and s r Roper
Owners q horses aud hloded stock
are large users n Liquid Bor0zOne r.
heals wounds. fostering sores. barled
wire cuts by q mild power that leaves
no disiiguring sears. Price. 6Oc Sold
By Hickman Drug Co.
FOR SALE-One 2-story building
with % outside openings. with 10 lots
~ a bargain Building with house on IL |
fronts Carroll Street See y r. Brown. |
1;-tfc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BRoMo QUlNl -abless remove shs
onnsa There Is orIy one ''Brumo ouinina
= ". GROVES signature on box SC
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22

Sunday School at o As Am
Preaching II O. n. and Z 80 p. m on
oFst ana third Sundaya
Prayer service Thursday night 5:80
an
Everybody cordially invited
Rev. v. n Banks, Pnotoe.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22

Cowgirl Helm left sunday for State
University az Lexington. where he viii
take up electrical engineering.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-22

a share of your grocery business viii
be nppreciated-Be ttersworth's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
FINED S. AND COSTS
TO SETTLE NERVES
Auto Driver Who Figured IN Wreck
Told Judge He Was Excited.

Roy Hope WAS fined 81 and costs yes
terday morning IN police court on Il
Charge Of reckless driving. Hop" was
arrested Monday night by Officer stan
Icy after he had driven his automobile
INTO tho car OF Crls Boyer who was
climbing Wheeling hill III the r"ar Of
a truck. Boyer slowed down in answer
;" Il signal from IN" truck driver and
Hop" smashed M" HIS machine. In
'"Uri y"S;"rrIy morning Hope explained
h!$ dlSrcrard Of the ruI'N or IN" road
hN saying thai ne Was excited. Tn"
J"dgc sad h" h"pcd tho fine would
s"rN" - sciti" his nerves.
Alex Felix. arrested by the sam" officer
IT tn" corner of Zane and North York
streets. wa$ fined so and COSTS. On
Il cIarr" "t speeding in tn" crowded
district
Clarence Conway and James Marion
arrested by Officer Ewing. were fined 81
and costs on similar charges.
Fob Miller John Leroy and william
., rhart. charged with drunkenness were
all rncl III" usual 81 and c"Srs. with
the exception "f Leroy. who's" fin" WAS
rcrr:ttcd on condition that he icav" town
10y niEhtfall
Two boys arrested LAST night on
charges "f lighting and d.&ordcrly con-
authorities by Judge Ritz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

O-P-P-O-R-T-C-N-I-T-Y
IETELLIGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
EVENT Of
NORMAL SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT SCHEDULE BEGAN
LAST EVENING WITH MUSICAL
PROGRAM
Ends Next Thursday Evening VIII
Alumni Banquet-commence
Thursday Evening

Wr~, LIBERTY Normal Schools com
r.,nr"mcn' s,.hrdut" began last 'N"n'"- !
in ,hc school auditorium with n recital
e.. tho h:.h school chorus, AMI FROM now
ruti, THURSDAY nigh; Of new week. me
\nru.r' town Hill be a busy one
There. ire events Cor nearly every
evening 81 tho ncNt ton days. Will"
.h"r" NJ" also procramN AKA affairs
scheduled for the afternoons.
Tonorr"w evening a program WIZ ne
presented nv tho training S'h""I VIII"
'";,lav tho students "f tn" d'WArtm"hl
e music WI give their annual rr"'tHI'
\"V; sunday afternoon k"N I. II.
Robinson. pastor 81 IL" First United
PRESBYTERIAN churh Of "h"c'lnE' VIII
dc,iycr the haCca,aurra'r sermon I" IN"
.,,:,rn.s N the %,hon! rharol while in
~, evening. = joint meeting Of the
Young W"r"NS and Young Men
christian Sncii;cS Will no hold.
On NOrL,y evening nr next week IN"
Cleo cub will present an interesting
,.rrrci;a in thr school auditorium. whI"
Tuesday wi. 80" IN" in,r"-mural fl"!a
and truck meet Tuesday evening. n
! iairt program Will hc given 10y IN" lrN-
Ing and Bryan, Literary Societies.
Members of the senior CLASS VII Hrr-
sent :hr:r class play. The t"llrE" 'hAp
on Wednesday, evening al tho school
Thursday will h" 'hr r"mmrh'"nl"nt
day The commencement exercises VIII
hc held IN the school ~ 10 4. m. Thurs
day. IT which time Prot. NJ J. Sna"N'
- rx-Statr superintendent OF schools
will be tho speaker
4, = o'clock in tho afternoon tho tina
baseball games nf the SfHtson VIII NJ
, acrd between tho normal min" and
.c,r from Dallas Immediately follow
ing tho game. tho annual alumni game
Will hc staged. while in the evening. the
alumni members will wclcom" the ~
graduating class with banquet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
BOY SCOUT NEWS

TNc frs. has"ta! games OF IN" seas
on paved Monday afternoon between
,wn Eoy Scout teams proved great
success and showed real Scout spirit
TIL, s--,,nc was played ~ Tunnel Gr""n
between TCnor No. : of III" Frs: fr"S-
hv,crar church and the i&ch'Ind Coat
rompary. troop. Fut five innings w"r"
played and Troop No. : WAS victorious
the score being - TO in. Other troops
in the Wheeling district are planning I"
orraniZs baseball teams IN the near
future and will play ScverIN games dur
ing tho summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

IN o-rariz.l ton meeting or an old
troop .: Eoy Scouts from III" Madison
school WAS h"lh Last evening in IN"
school building. Al, IN" Old members
w.>ra present md were very glad TO get
hack since summer IS close at hand. L.
L. Wagner. new Srou'nlaSt"r. Will haEo
charc" oS tho troop. Troop committee
men present were Joseph EcasS, l. +.
living and II. L. T bhens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

Tho regular meeting ~ tho Scout
masters training class was held last
evening at NJ. De rhantal All NOM
hers IT tho class were present ana
number Of very important subjects
were taken M. II. q. r"rtH. Scout exc
cut:vc, mad charge sc tho session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
SUIT APPEALED

An arrcal has been entered In circuit
court in IN" case Of william GIBSON ~
John Gibson. his guardian. ". W. /.
IsuddcnhurI. The original suit was
hrruch, for Sl75 damages said to har"
boon .u,.urr-I IN a motorcycle accident.
\ Judgment FOR IN" amount was rem
Icred against the d"t0nGant in the court
Of Justice OF the Peace Scihcrt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
BURGLARS AT wARwooD
ARE FRIGHTENED AWAY

The latest report Of tho activity "l
burglars at Warwnnd i from the Hiack-
burn home on Twentieth street. II"
burglars attcmptc! I" fore" an entrance
to the house Saturday night by mem
hers of tho family succeeded in fright
ching them away.
During the past few weeks reports
Of nc,tv thcivcrics at Warwond have
hcsn rcr~istcrt. hu, no arrests have fol-
lowed in any Of the cases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
MONTHLY CHECK
Revenue Orice Closed for BALI Day
VIII Reopen This Morning

The United states lnt"rna! revenue
Office on ~" third floor OF N" iedrral
huildin" Was closed ut noon Yesterday
so that all stamps and supplies could I've
rhc,k"i and Il report made out. Whl"h
&c sent to the general oTir" IT l'arkerS-
burg. The office Will ho opened thus
morning AZ Tho usual time
Mary people who won't 20 IN" ohi"'
after noon Yesterday for revenue stamps
wrr" surprised 10 80" the office closed
but II is the custom at this place 10
clos" vi sh"rlI! before the end OF the
month 50 that they can strengthen up
their books and make up reports.
Watch for tn" nprn!n. ~ tho Court
Cafeteria. III" Chaplin" S,-""t. Every
hing :,anitary-m odcrn---ind strictly
American JclE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
ARTISTS CONCERT
WAS RARE TREAT
Trio Will Appear Again
Tonight at Boston
Methodist Church
By Lillian c. PERKINS.

Sonya Medvedicff, Russian sopra-
no; Philip Sevasta, harpist, and Lee
Crontcan, pianist, a trio of splendid
artists sent out by the National So
cioty for Broader Education, APP
peared In recital last night In the
Boston Avenue Methodist church
under the auspices OF the child well
fare board scoring quite Il success
Through some misunderstanding
the recital had not been advertised,
but nevertheless a good audience
was present and was very appre cia-
tive Of the program, which was well
bafunced and splendidly given.
Miss Medvcdieff gave three groups
OF numbers and sang an aria from
the opera la cid" Her versatility
was shown In her style. Her voice
is colorful, resonant and dramatic.
With rare Interpretation the young
singer gave Tschaikowsky and Rim
sky * korsakov selections, singing also
ELI Ell TRADITIONAL Niddish, mel
ody ftom Russia and Poland) song
that Will be remembered IA sung
here by Sophia Braslau In concert.
Miss Medvedieff proved herself a
Llinguist as well and equally pleasing
fwere Pcnn's "Smilin Thru" Ma
Curly Headed Baby" ana AT Dawn
! ing
To the distinguished musician who
gave the two harp groups, Mr.. Sc
Vasta, was due great deal Of
praise. His rendition OF a Schubert
lmpromptu, Ballade by Godefroid
and MacDowclrs "To a wild Rose"
proved delightful. He is gifted in
| every sense of the word.
Lee Cronican has been with the
| society for several years and II
widely known for his fine technique,
capacity for magnificent tone find
| ing and a knowledge of the masters
that Is proven at all times. Last
night he gave four Chopin numbers
Fourth Ballade in + Minor, Second
! impromptu in i Minor and n Polo
naise in A Flat Major. Brilliance
dynamics and a genuine Chopin
style characterized the two first and
then he swung into the graceful
| Polonaisc with that ease that be-
speaks the musician. His work al
| the piano for Miss Medvedieft was
| both charming in style, sympathetic
and true as to Interpretation. The
trio will appear again tonight In a
| program equally as pleasing and II
| may be assured that a packed house
will greet them. The welfare board
/ is to be congratulated for the rare
treat ii ia bringing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
Bills Signed by
Governor Robertson

by Associated Press state Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, March
2S.-The following bills were signed
today by Governor Robertson:
One authorizing the employment
of certain deputy officials in Lincoln
county and declaring an emergency.
OHouse.)
one authorizing executors to con-
tinuc a going business which forms
part of the estate of n deceased per-
son and declaring an emergency.
(Senatc.)
one abolishing the office of town
ship clerk, trustee and treasurer in
certain counties. and cOnfering their
duties upon the county commits
sioners and declaring an emergency.
II was reported earlier by mistake
that the bill had been vetoed. (Sen-
ate.)
one authorizing additional deputy
officials in Usage county. tSenate.)
Four bills have become law with
out the governors signature. They
are:
one making appropriation of $l7,-
900 for equipping the education
building at the normal school at
Durant, and declaring an emergency.
(Senate.)
One authorizing sale below par
Of road bonds in oklahoma, Bryan.
Muskogee and Okmulgee counties,
and declaring an emergency. blouse
One authorizing sale Of bonds by
the University OF Oklahom to build
dormitories. and declaring an emer-
gency. (HIouse.)
One authorizing the adoption OF
Bunn's compiled statutes of 1921 as
the official compilation of tho state s
laws, declaring an emergency.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
C0nUicted of Killing
Fire Relatives, South
Dakota Man Must Die

FLORENCE, $. D. March 2S.
Edmund Bigham OF Pampiico was
convicted of murder by a jury to-
day for killing his mother, broth
er, sister and the latter's two
adopted children, two months ago,
and was sentenced 10 die in the
electric chair at Columbia April
s. A motion for "A new trial was
ovcrruied but counsel for the de-
fense announced that they would
appeal
The murder victims were found
on Bigham's farm, all having been
killed with revolver. Bigham
claimed ne was innocent,
Mrs May Bigham, wife of the
defendant, and her children were
not present when the verdict was
announced. When she was in
formed Of il, she collapsed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
nnl..nAhIAn.MILIINhMY

FOR SATfsFkCrlON AND SAFETY
DONNA TAILOR AND Fth shuf
MISS 81 WALKER hODlSIE'
QafttTur and altering We operate me
UHrgesr plant of pleating. repleatns hcu,
atitch.ug pinking button covering an"
buIt6n holes In the southwest. Meli Or
dcra solicltad. Established tespousiblllt.
IgiV Rooms 3s6-28 third tloor hohln-
son BliF Third and Main streets.
A.. KINDS u seWing Nnd alterations.
Work guaranteed. Osage iG02
IRESSMAKiNO, alterations and refining.
prices reasonable Cedar Issi iSA
T. Burnett.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
LIEUT.. C0NEY IS BETTER
But Chances still Are Against the
Ayiator's Recovery

NATCHEZ, March 2S.--A slight
improvement was noted in the Con6i-
tion OF Lieutenant w. -. Coney,
transcontinental flier. who was in
jured in a fan while attempting to
make a one-stop flight from the At
lantic to the Pacific coast last Fri
day, according 10 his physician, early
tonight
Lieutenant Coney was rational
throughout the day today following
"a night OF dellrium when 1t was
feared death might come at any
moment. Notwithstanding his i'm
provcment the physicians say the
chances are greatly against the avia-
tor, although he may live several
days longer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
SCHOOL PRINCIPALS MEET
Obcrholtycr Discusses Efficiency
with Ward school Heads.

SCHOOL efflcienCy was the theme
that held the attention of the prin-
cipals of the ward schools at their
meeting with City Superintendent u.
y, Oberholtzor yesterday afternoon.
G. o. GrigRs OF Pershing school
discussed the effect OF school pride
>on school efficiency. and William
lHackendorf of Rivervlew took up
another phase OF the subject in his
talk on the elements entering into
The securing of efficiency for the
schools.
Blanks for the reports on the
budget for next year were given the
teachers by the city superintendent
on schools TO be filled i'm and re-
turned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
Purchasing Adents to
BartlesUilIe Saturday

About 80 local purchasing agents
will go to Bartlcsville Saturday Tor
the meeting OF the Purchasing
Agents Association OF Oklahoma
with Bartlesvlle purchasing agents
leaving here in a special car Owe
tho Frisco at 1:45 o'clock In the
afternoon. After dinner in a Bart
lesyillc hotel. a film showing the
manufacture of cordage will ne
shown, and a musical program gi"en
by the Empire quartet and orches-
ira Of BartlesVille.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
Junior Chamber of
Commerce Has Picnic

Miss Ruth Scdwick, recreation
secretary was largely responsible
for the success of the Junior cham
Der of commerce picnic Mt Shell
Creek dam Saturday afternoon and
evening. Miss Sedwick had charge Of
the entertainment for the affair a.
junior organization entertained It's
girl friends
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

ly furnished Tor four gentlemen, sop
/ arato beds, modern, close In, two meals
per day n desired can OsaEo sll7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
MOrtuary
Mrs. Mary a. Bennett.

Mrs Mary A. Bennett aged 76
Years, died at her home in this
wy 0l6 West Seventh street, Mon
say morning at o'clock The
,,uneral will be held Tuesday morn
mg AT 10 o'clock from the Holy
Family church, and burial i'm Cath
Ole cemetery. She was born in Bos-
,oh' Mass, and came 10 Tulsa ten
geaIs ago. One OF her sons, Charles
bennett, was killed overseas and
snS remains were brought to Tulsa
IuI burial two months ago. Mary
SSHne bennett, Latin teacher in the
ign school, and Robert u. Bennett
vi this city, both deceased, were
er children. The surviving children
w Wy d =. Bennett and Mrs. I'D Shaw
~ ! iIiSa, j. G. Bennett of Drumright
anu T. l., Bennett OF San Antonio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
Old Texas Bank Closed.

~ "OODVILLE. Texas. March 2S-
hme Tyler county State bank, first
cionA organized In Woodville, was
thoseu this afternoon and IN now in
90 lands OF the state commissioner
banking and insurance. The
.,ank, which has a CAPITAL stock OF
10000, was organized here about
10 years ago.