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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

night tho Business Womon's BAN
quot decided TO htVc - Z o'clock
dinner aud general sociahiluy
mcctiug at tho Arcade hotel Mon
day night next.
Mrs Frances Smith Catrou went
TO Norman Thursday night with
a number " tho high school pupils
who viii participate in the annual
musical contest hold at the state
university Friday. Miss Iettic Den.
mark pianist Tor the hiEh school
CLEO clubs. is one OF tho single con-
tostauts
Mr. and Mrs. :. e. Bchar are
proudly announcing the birth OF "A
ruu which they have named James
Claude, jr.
Mir. Andrew Kaincs of Arkansas
CITY. who is a brother OF Miss opal
karnos. teacher in the high school
was married Monday TO Miss Ethel
Connolly also of Arkansas city
Miss Carrie y. Thoms, secretary
OF tho local Retailers association.
went down to Norman Thursday
night and ON Friday morning made
u talk before the class in business
AZ the university. Returning she
will spend Sunday with oklahoma
CITY frionda.
ora Duwucy, son Of y. l.. Dowucy,
| local furniture dCalor and n partner
/ in tho business with his father was
married to Miss lnol Calkins Of
/ Arkmnsas city. the ceremony taking
place tn the baptist church OF that
| city. Wednesday night
/ Miss Frances Timmons Of Perry
and John Nash of this city were
united Ia marriage last Sunday, tho
ceremony being performed by Rov.
/ e. n. Hewitt of the NJ. u, church
and taking place at the parsonage.
Tho Pleasant Hour club met with
Mrs. t. ". Watson. l22 South Fifth,
street Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Roy Miller and Mrs j. II. Hamill aa
assistant hostesscs.
Miss Lonna Meade went 10 Nor
man Friday morning acting In tho
capacity OF chaperon for one Of tho
glco clubs participating In contest
there.
Mrs. Frank Sealcy entertained tho
II. B. club Thursday afternoon at
her home on South Third,
Tho Misses Josephine and pollio
Duvnll were hostcsses TO the story
Tcllors league last Monday night.
Mrs. Il. B. Hereford entertained
lno N'duS -t"-ii'ii 'i"h '"'N'"s y
afternoon.
Miss Charlotte Marland opened
her homo to tho ladies OF the Grace
Episcopal guild Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. George Wagck, 40 North
Fourth street had as hcr guests tho
indiCs ot the hrH 'hvtoriaU ladies
Aid society on/Tucsday afternoon.
The I. l.. q. met with Mrs. Gil
I bort. South sixth street, Wednesday
night,
Fred y. Kirby Is the new post
master I'm ponca city
Miss Bculah Tribhy OF tho Okla-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

her un~'e and aunt Dr. and Mrs. $.
y. Hedrick at Wapanucka.
Mrs. John II. Douglas aud daugh-
ter Dorothy il12 West Okmulgcc
avenue. have returned from Nor
man. where they visited Miss Gene
We've Douglass for several DAYS.
Weekend guests at the Sequoyah
club were: MIR. and Mrs. George
Nilmartb and children Gene and
Marion Wilmarth. MIR. and Mrs G..
A. Looncy and daughter Mary, MIR
and Mrs Gabe Parker. MIR. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Cutlip and son billy, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis eaton. Mr.. and Mrs.
i. II. Bostic and children Margaret
ard Betty Pfciffer Bostic. MIR. and
Mrs. j. II. Mcdonald. Hon. and Mrs.
W. W. Hastings and daughter lil-
liam of Tahlequah. Messrs. Robert
Weaver, Austin Hutchinson, T.. II.
Ieroux. Harry Denton, Oscar stew
art, III. /. Armstrong, A. ]. Calhoun,
Bruins lawrason. Herbert kroh, g.
W. Miller. Joe Haskell OF Tulsa,
and George Reese OF Kansas city,
Mo.
Tho Girls Athletic club held a
/ business meeting at the Community
| Center Monday evening Dinner was
served, and the constitution which
/ had been drawn up by the club was
/ adopted and the efficiency standard
I was passed upon. Reports were
| heard from the chairmen OF tho ton
mis- committee, horseback commit
tee tnd the swimming committee.
| Health cards were issued to the
/ girls by the chairman OF the health
committee.
Mr. and Mrs o. l.. Swan OF Ell
/ Boston avenue have as their guests
! MIR. and Mrs. Y. L. Broome and chill
dren OF Tulsa.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. McPheeter,
| and son, J. w. Jr., 1895 Baltimore
/ avenue, spent Sunday the guests OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Pierce of Che.
cotah.
The engagement Of Miss Lulu Nc.
Millen TO Orval Carpenter OF Wesl
Warrington, w. Va, was announced
| Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Nc
Millen, 910 West Broadway. Tn,
wedding will take place at the home
or the bride MAY II. Several en-
tertainments have been planned In
honor of the bride-to-bc.
Mr.. and Mrs Hayden Limbaugh
1900 Boston avenue, entertained
with buffet luncheon of beautiful
appointments Tuesday at ! o'clock
The rooms were attractively deco
ated with cut flowers. The servinI
table was centered with cut glass
bowl OF Russell roses , and purpl,
maline bows. The house party WA
composed of Mrs. j. II. Sykes, Mrs
y. u. Spivy, Mrs. Gabe Parker, Mrs
| Thea Lipscomb, Mrs. II. q. Bass
Mrs. Paul Pinson. Mrs. II. +. Harri
son, S6irs. Il. G. Adleta, Mrs Ro,
Nann, Mrs George Walker. Mrs. l.
j. Roach, Mrs. Jay Brotherton. Mrs
Alex Mckinnon OF Christobal, Cana
Zone, and Mrs. Linebaugh. STher,
were so guests.
The Muskogee Art club met Wed
I nosday afternoon at the home q
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STATE SOCIETY

uxiliary of the Presbyterian church
Wednesday afternoon at her home
on South Independence. Mrs. O.
:. Todd became member Of the
organization. Thirty-nine ladies
were present.
Mrs. Carl Hughes. Miss Frances
HUT and Miss Dorothy Taylor left
Thursday morning for Norman
where the two latter will enter the
voice contests to be held at the
state meet there.
The Young Peoples Missionary
society OF the South Methodist
church met Tuesday night with Mrs.
S. w. Moore at her home on South
Oak street. Reports were heard
from the two delegates of thu so
ciety who attended the state con-
ference at DurHnt last week. Fol
lowing a business meeting dainty re-
freshmcnts were served to the mem
hers and these guests: Misses Mary
Kincaid and Joe Matthews.
Girls OF the Junior high school
entertained their mothers Thursday
evening with a banquet In the Y. w.
rooms. Covers We're laid for 60.
The banquet was prepared BY the
girls under tho direction OF Miss
Lewis.
Mrs. II. O. Bailey was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the +. W
G.. class of the Presbyterian church
at her home on South Poplar
street. During the business session
Mrs. A. b. Cox was elected treas
urer and during social hour IN
amusing contest called The Art
! Exhibit" was held.
Mrs. w. +. Kiser OF South Wal
nut street was hostess Wednesday
| afternoon to the Womans Mission
4 ary society OF the Christion church
| Thirty-onc members were present
! Reports ~.o~a made by Mesdames
| Emma W >ns. NJ. +. lngraham
| Fox, Chambers and Lyons. who at
! tended the state convention held last
week AZ Tulsa. The hostess served
/ refreshments, assisted by Mes
| DANES O. NJ. Irclan, w. Il. Lewis and
| Claude Masters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
My Mother.


a.. read about the mothers OF
,he days Of long ago,
u,,,b turir gentle, wrinkled races
"d and their hair as white as
Snow -, a., a.,
i' ,C. and at SO donned lace caps.
- .t so clung 10 shoulder
"Df Dsfbawis and loved their little
maps
gut I love my modern mother
who can share In an the Joys,
"a Who understands the PROB.
A'ic ic,,. Of her growing girls and
sac NAV boast that she is so, but
her heart Is %. , ..,h..
Nv elorious, bright-eyed mother
vTa is keeping young with me.
Florence Howard1Moleott.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

itcd IN tho home NJ a. w Warren
during tho week.
Mr.. and Mrs Loo Tlond 2o7
North Third street had their daugh-
ter and husband MIR. and Mrs.
clay Briggs of Hartlcsvillc, as
guests during the week.
g. 4 Lovctt " tho Boston store
ls IN St. Joseph. Mo-. on business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

Mr. and Mrs. w. w Vance hovh
been tho guests Of friends IN Okld-
homa city for several dayn
w IT, Council ~ AZ humc aftor
visiting homo folks IN Kluta. Okla.
Mira. y " Droyfus Miss A. l..
Buckhcimcr and Harry Buckhcimcr
are the guests " friends lu Okla
homa city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

homa state bank II spending n two
WCCks' vacation In Oklahoma Ctty
and other nearby town,
Mrs. T.. u. Nicrsun, 3t3 North
sixth street. had her sister, Mrs.
Leo Pulley " Hobart. Rs guest
duriug last week.
Mrs. LoNoua Coulter and Mu
Helen Cassity of Arkansas city Nis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
PONCA CITY.

Madam Van Nest. prominent
modiste OF Kansas city. was "A
poucH city visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Frank is the guest Of
her mother in Oklahoma city for
"A brief period.
S. II. Sheldon, who has been In
New York on business trip, re-
turned Monday
Harry Charles, one Of the high
school faculty, went to Wichita tho
first OF the week to attend the fu-
neral OF an aunt who passed away
In that city.
MIR. and Mrs. w. W. Daley. 6lS
South Second, have as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hanks, OF
Kansas City.
The Kay County Dclphian society
held It's annual meeting here
Wednesday, at which time Miss AL
berta Maxim Of Chicago made an
excellent address.
At a meeting held last Monday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
STROUD.

Mrs. j. r. Pennybaker and +%4tlc
daughter Annabello of Enid are vis-
itne friends In Stroud, after attend
ing the Christian convention at
Tulsa.
Miss Leota Stevenson attended tho
convention i'm Tulsa as delegate for
the circle girls.
Mrs. j.. u. Blake of Oklahoma city
came Saturday to visit in the home
Of !. Il. Charles.
Mrs. Thelma Hill of Oklahoma
City came Wednesday To visit her
sisters, Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Yount,
and her brothers. the Gardners.
Mrs. Crawson attended the state
missionary society of the Methodist
church at Durant. returning Tues
day.
Mrs. Knox Elder of Muskogee
drove her car over Tuesday to spend
short time with her parents and
brother here. Mrs. Elder has recent
~ been in the oil fields Of Louisiana.
Charles S. Keel and family moved
their household goods Tuesday In
trucks TO their new home in OKLA
homa City.
The, Rook club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. = V. Dodds and we're delight
fully entertained.
Frank DeMoss OF Locust Grove r.
visiting his uncle, Tom Ridgeway.
The missionary society OF the
Methodist church met Wednesday at
the home OF Dr. and Mrs. Riley and
had a profitable time.
Those attending the Christian con-
vention at Tulsa all or part OF the
time. from Stroud were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Foushee. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Clarkson. Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Hedley
and family. Mrs Joe Evans. Miss
Leota Stevenson and Rev. Goff.
The circle girls met Wednesday
night at the bungalow and raised $50
for the Phillips university fund.
Dorsey Askew recently had as "A
passenger by airplane from Nodman
| to Ardmore Pres. Stratton ID. Brooks
of Oklahoma university on the oc-
casion of his recent lecture in Ard
more.
c. w. NJ. s. mot Wednesday In the
| bungalow. Circle S gave a fine pro-
/ gram on the Philippines. The society
raised 500 for the Phillips univer-
sity emergency fund.
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MITSkOGIGE.


MIR. and Mrs. II. b. Rose Of KEN
mcrer, Wyo., announce the birth OF
a daughter at the Baptism hospiu
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Thompson, 427 North Twelfth
street.
Miss Louise Keaton of S022 West
Okmulgee avenue is spending sew
eral days with her sister, Mrs. Jo-
seph Shallenberger and Mrs. G. L.
Hough of'Tulsa.
The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy met Friday afternoon AZ
$3.50 O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. w.
u. Floyd, SOB jefferson street. The
assisting hostesses were Miss Eunice
Yankee, Mrs. Myrtle Samms Mrs.
l.. j. Yankee and Mrs. \. J. Camp
bell Roll call was a favorite
southern flower. The program was
given by the Dixie girls.
Miss Geneva Jones OF $40 Gala
han street spent the weekend with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

Mrs. 4. S. uiTc. 22s South seventh
4. \. Hlnc. Mrs &. k Catlip, Mrs. J.
n. Hollingsworth and Mrs George
Wisdom. Tho program given was
very interesting
Tho Delphian' society met at 1880
o'clock at the public library Friday
afternoon. 4 summary of the year .
work was given and the leader wGs
Mrs John r.. Gibbs. The Dclphian
society will hald but one moro meet
ing. at which time an election OF
officers will take place
Tho Monday bridge club enter
taincd with "a delightful Bridge
luncheon at Agency Chateau Mon
day afternoon. Spring flowers were
used 10 carry out the color motif Of
pink and white. There were three
tables of guests,
Tho MONDAY luncheon club met
at IL o'clock at Hotel Sewers Mon
| day. city manager gave talk on
| tho subject OF "a Model Luncheon.
| The subject OF "Shouid the echool
| board divide among the teachers the
/ unappropriatcd funds lying I'm tho
treasury as bonuses was discussed,
and the club declared itself ~ bo-
| Ing unanimously i'm favor OF A. Raw
/ Nann and Pau pinson opened the
/ program with several vocal duets
/ Dr. and Mrs. j. n, Roberts OF Ter
race boulevard entertained n mum.
! ber OF friends Saturday evening in
/ formally at dinner.
[ Mcsdames Charles Stillwen. T.. w
+ rArmstrong. g. NJ Schlichter, j. :.
Jones and Il. /. Little will spend
! sunday and Monday In Tulsa where
Iihey will attend the e. W. -. NJ.
state convention.
Mrs Francis Stewart. 4l5 South
| Fifteenth street, entertained Thurs.
day afternoon with "A bridge lunch
Stewart entertained with the sec
ond Of a series OF bridge luncheons
Friday.
Tho symphony Dancing club held
its regular dance az Leighton hall
] Wednesday oVcUinE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24
BURY MAGISTRATE BOYLE
Prominent Politicians and District
Police Attend Services

Men politically .prominrnl acted a~
honorary puIboarcrs at the f.uorn Inj,
morning of Magistrate Joseph :. Bowie.
for many Years Democratic lradrr Of
tu" Twenty fourth ward. who died of
rn"umuniH last Thursday.
S"."mn high requiem ma, wa, m.d
in the Church Of Our Mother ur Sor
rows, Forty eighth street and Lancaster,
avenue. Fh" ccI"brant Was the Rev..
Charles /. Gorman, who also pr,arhrI
the scruuu.
Fh" fuurra, took place irou Mag
l>lratr Boylr', former home. l9:9!4
Gjrard avenue. Iutcrmrul ua> u Old
Cathedral Cemetery.
Among lHr twenty two uuuurary
ra.ih'un,r~ W"r" Judge Eugene &. Bon
ulN",L IhurIrs +. DouurlIl Dcmorrutir
!cuurr, JOAN VI. Hill. another arriv.
Democrat, aud Magistrate, Charlie, f..
Wagner. William Eisrubruvu and john
!. GrrI>
\ dotu.. of polio" from the Tu1r,
ninth and Lancaster uvcuu" >rutIou. led
10y Lieutenant Kuukrl, viewed rhr lr.
maIh>.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24

w" foo'--dui feel s'ronr'v-,Lg, q, .i-.
t"%I i"rS achieve popularity with = iury Hf
u is an indication that thov Viii rro6ob bly
o., a., nI'NG IN popularity with similar prop0rtion
,h,onoi , i''fIEricE ians al large oar experience
L.,,m LIgIY'EH lhe i3ur weeks during which we
H",' Ii"d 10 has confirmed us IN This be-
,'.',r ~. oI 'ogrs" there are those who take
L.a, Ii'W of II, and we want to say right
I'." inai we do not blame YOU. BIt here
'.,l '@,,' W. icy, Tor you to try or yourself
.Mh,gA have achieved long r0p,i'ari'% read
,ro,,n, ,Nr. ana IL You don't say thai hair or
book qbo nov ,,r. worth printing .w".N cat the
..,., .,I, ~ wins ~ way in spite uf ali rules Of
>,,rt"d> AZ MI.'%I US to say that they have
v.hsr,' tIt"hih lin, rick contest m the mill
to so,,I,, mr ~ empioIcd. Each Inn rick refers
,,.,S ,o'r ne on" ~ the works and nominal
.''m,S are given lie says that Il lot mr rood.
,I "I'u u Lchu'n" fun is resulting from It
,nm,,s "''''"""ds u TO others in big establish.
D. Harry FcIdrn. 3o32 North Front streo,-
li,r ST%' ~ ,ii"I"rs have heart. wontrhn "
80 Ht'. frd"n sends in a line from one Of
lh' ballots ana demands, quitr as splriieIIy
a. ~ ne m"uHt To take IL OUT Of our hidea
"H, H M"nt GonI",vahI" basis We could see any.
I,.,'' I,, 'n u mat even suggested that it was
."\'' or III ~ b" Il winner Funny pnrt ~
~ - L." has chosen the one line on ina,
p"Ii" utdr haiO, hat we personally v.nuiL
nave given tn" prI2, TO. Put when no asI's
'H'h'f. daiCs--us to explain nnythinp
''.'',, III f' "" Hr" reminded OF th,, times
'h, W" ''I i' and she listens ana We conc
''' n"'hi and war for hrr 10 laugh nnI
F"IdSn"s Ts,i.r - us, mu1h in ,h" t"nc Of Nj
.'tH 'h"N 10 fh"n"' ul Eyes" And what dI,
:. Levy. GsU No.,h Broad s,-co, s,rr,
"u' w" cannot tell whether we received fbC
i"pirS YOU mention or not II would De i'm
,o"H'"'" i"T ~ to keep Z. record Of all we
h.. ror, ,r, n'i" ar" only two ways YOU can
G.r-t. Address to tn" correct box number
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24
BILL WOULD ASSESS
REALTY UNIFORMLY.
Measure Said to Place Vain,
Setting Power in Hands
Of State
WOULD HIT PHlLA. SYSTEM

Harrisburg. Jan. 2l.--Con,iJor,,.
speculation is being INDUCED in L,' w
riving legislators over the rruort ~ ar
bill with formidable backing !, ""' a
introduced which would rcorgppi,o w w
present pennsylvania system NJ ,.r WV.
real estate assessments aud po,,ihl, -.
the Philadelphia board Of tny rcri ;,p
out Of office. ''''>lon
II is recalled here that the phiIod,
phin bonrd got into hot water nyn" ~.
raising of assessments and thnt tlsor.''n, wy
an effort being made to have real c,to,.
assessment methods There inyc>iigo,oS .,
and modcrni2cd 7"'V'
Although there j. much pos,ir. ot,.,
the bill. no one seems able tn %oom, ioa.u
definitely what interests are hrLirJ J",n !,
1t Is expected. however. tn mako IL, nv
nrnrancc at an early date and possible
tonight. ''>'oF
The idea is TO make 10n per ccr,
assessment on the value Of IronerIr
uniform throughout tho state THAN,
would be county boards uf u,,c,.n,on,
under the supervision Of state L"onj
of assessors. Such state honrd IL \,
Indicated. would Strin such boards n. r,S ~
Philadelphia board Of revision of tayo.
of much Of its present power. if il Jii
not result in their ahulition. WV
The new plan is being urged ON N,
ground that moro revenue Womb a."
cruc to the counties. that tlr, wonr,
have larger fund, for township. bororgS
and municipal purposes and hr yhlo "a
bear the added expense. which rou,a
be caused. for cHamulc. Icy an cynonsior
Of the service rendered by the nrh'Ic
school system.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24
2 WEEKS OF EXAMS AT PENN
Glasses Suspended Until End Of
Tests-Honor Code in Force

'Iucu UnI be- nsthiug t. do Il, tine
I uI}rr~i'} Of pruu,! IvunIa lur the mat
'no WrrD- "N,ru take cNamiuuIiuu~.
bu' the student, sal there. will be-
,EuugH Of them To- 60 around
This j. the period Of tn" Year Wuru
tine Irun~} huua. the University new So
paper sn~pcnd, publication III order
mat TIE luouitr, another necessary fra.
Iuro Of college, life, viii not suspend
rn" board Of lHr newspaper. \ lot ct
III" boy, are working for IL" honor Of
the family and thinking Ubour how
disappointed muthcr would be- over
neglected opportunities and all that
The Wharton honor code, in spite Of
much conversation to til" contrary, j.
still in force aud working n> we'll u,
ever
TWO weeks from today Glasses and
the second srmiorr" will open aud the
casualty lists will b" announced
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24
Hcrc' $ Encouragement. Fans

Mr. Hayes. who wins the ONE
HUNDRED DOLLAR Limpin'
Lin rick prize today. has tried to
win in every contest except the
first. In other words. he has been
disappointed twenty nine times. brit
has not lost heart. and today he
finds himself in the first page po-
>ition that all the fans rovct.
That's lesson for you who may
get disrourogcd You never can tell
when YOU are going TO hit on
happy thought that will make YOU
the most onvicd person in Ph,adr,-
phja
KEEP Ar IT,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24
HIS 3OT1H A ATTElNPT WINS PRIZE
IN LINPLN' LIlI'RICK CONTEST
One Hundred Dollars Daily
For the Best Last Line Supplied by Any Reader OF the
Erening Public Ledger to the Incomplete
Limerick Which Appears Belo,o
RULES OF THE LIMERICK CONTEST

The winner of the ONE HUN
DRED DOLLAR prize for the best
last line to each Limerick will be
announced one week after the Linn
crick is printed. For example, the
winner of the prize for the Lin
crick which appears today will be
announced today week.
In case of ties, prizes will be
awarded to each successful CON
tcstant. For example, il the judges
decide there are two or more an.
swrrs of equal merit for the prize,
the author Of each answer will re-
ccivc ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS. The prize will not be split
mp among them.
The decision of the judges in each
Limerick contest will be final.
pI' aNrNrnI-N-rI,r nN4E
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24
NIGHT RIDING TO BE PROBED
Kentucky Governor viii Investigate
Visits to Tobacco Farmers

Lexington, Ky, Jan. 24.--(By a.
PD-Govcrnor Morrow today planned
an investigation of night riding in the
Blue Grass tobacco belt of Kentucky.
following the appearance of riders
Saturday night for the first time in
years.
Fifteen farmers in Bath and Fleming
counties were visited and warned that
the selling of their tobacco crop or the
result in the burning of their barns
and destruction of other property.
The warnings followed the recent
closing of the annual Burley tobacco
markets, at which unusually low prices
were offered farmers for their leaf.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24

|. Contest is open TO any one. All
that is required for YOU TO do is to
write and send in your last lines to
hc Limerick, using for convenience
the coupon printed below. Please
write plainly. and be sure TO add
your name and address.
:. All answers to the Limerick which
Is printed below must be received
at the Office of the EVENING Pun
lIC LEDGER by u o'clock Wcdncs-
day evening. Mondays and Thurs
days l.imcricks should he mailed
~ =. q. BOX 1923. Philadelphia;
Tuesdays and Fridays to =. q.
BOX 1921, and Wednesdays and
Saturday. = to T.. o. Box 1924 An
Swers left at the office Of the EVE.
MING PUBLIC LEDGER will also be
admissible.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24
Physicians Buy Club Homo

The Acs"ulapinn Club an orgaplo.
tion of physicians. has taken title from
Rcbccca G. Fox to the residence 3I-
South Tenth street. southeast corner n
Tenth and Clinton streets. lot 70 h,
100 feet, for S23.5CO Thc assessed
valuation is S25.oOO. THE uropCrtv
will be- used for club PURPOSES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24
Eourteen.Year.old Girl MlssIns

Detective Shay. of City Hail. was H..
day assigned to invcrtigat" tho disan.
pcarancc of Eleanor Olcs. fourteen
years old. of Coraopoli>, Alcghcny
county. who was put on u train a,
Broad Street Station for Pittsburgh on
January !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24
Woman Hangs Herself in Cellar

Reading, Pa. Jan. -. Going into
tine cellar. Mr.. Rachel Fr"cd aged lif-
Is -four years, committed suicide by
hanging NJ h"r home at 2"G Moss street
last night, llcr twin children. eight
rru Years old, missed her and began II
search which resulted in finding her
body, She had been in i'll health for
several years and had on n humber Of
occasions threatened 10 end her life
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24

The award announced today was
made by jury Of girls in the Office of
the keystone Telephone Co.. 135 South
Second street. There's picture Of
'em ON the back page. Don't look at
il now: if you do yOu'll forget to turn
back 10 the im'riCk.
The award 10 be announced tOmor.
row is being voted on by jury Of en-
plOycN in the Customs House. WatCn
out for il.