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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
Prince ana Princes Z,rdcchcno.

NEW YORK. Sept. g. New York
movie fans are protesting against
the action Of the state censorship
board In eliminating bathing bcah
beauties clad In slun-tight one
piece garments from films, The film
Ia question was put out by ~"
pathc News. showing dazzling maids
from Dallas. Texas. but the ccnsors
would not allow tho picture To he
rsh wa in local thcatcra And.
strange to aay, the newspapers i'm
mcdiAtcly published the piturc with
out hindranco, as they have been
printing similar pictures OF other
hcHutics Ia like drr1 for months.
Ruth Y. Brittcnstcin OF the Bronx
obsorVos:
ANY person who claims this II not
n rcsponsiblo picture has n vile and
| degraded mind. 70 me the girls
| look natural and very pretty"
| ~. kalina Of brooklyn chips In
| 81 cannot comprehend why such
| a fuss Ia made over one piece bath
| ing suits. Curiosity is aroused when
| the figure is covered that IN oft
| times conducive to immortality"
NJ H. Wheeler philosophis's
| thus:
| Nobody objects to the public
cxhibitiens showing the female form
| divine In the nude. and. ns far ms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
Women OutWit
l.. S. Officers

Bt'NTINGTON. W Va, Sept 3--
Tho 'Wom Nlrsua mouutaiuccrs
ana moourhIn,rf may not ho long
on education, but they are certain
N endowed with plenty of ahrr"d
nous aud Ingenuity 90 offset what
ever they ntD lacking iu book lonru-
inr Fpr yrtu % haH been n battle
ut pIir between tho mouutIlur'r
muuushIu,rs and the "rrVcuous.
More often IN" mouutaiuoero win
Federal officers, returning To
headquarters here from a tour
through Lincoln county during
which th,y solzod 1000 gallons z
mash uluo stills and quantity ~
muunshiuo whisky report nuch
dlacuurlrrmcnt over code system
pat into uao by the mountain moon
HhiuorH
Tn, ",odc" varos jn different
communities. but it W such that
nothing can bo don" by the Officers
to prevent its utilization. For exam -
pie, woman viii. upon ubscrylug
the approach or prcaouce of the fed
oral officers. rush out of "a cabin
door and begin yelling.
"SO-o.p-o-o COW, Bo-o-o-o cow
This translated meana. The fed
crai men are hero. 10 hide the Nill
quickly
Tho officers declare there In nu
way TO prevent the women from
calling the cows home. yet they say
II IL possible to 10 for days and not
SEQ COW In the whole mountains.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04

PARIS. sept. 3.-Peggy Hopkins
Joyce. who IS suing her mutt mn
iiorairo husband. } STANLEY joyce
uf chicago. for vast sum or aUmo-
nv and divorce. has arrived mere
The drcssmakcrs knew 1t at once
fnr her first move was to buy
couple Of deculicte gowns
Pcggy slipped out OF New YORK
although three detectives mad beeh
assigned to watch hvr residence ny
her husband. Joyce has tcstiticd
Peggy cost him &t39S.3l6.32 within
the compass of single year, prior to
tho break that resulted IN the filins
OF the now famous Chicago divorce
suit
Somewhere in France Peggy.
the aesthetic, has a cache containing
Jewels worth ST0O.0OQ, which, being
converted into French francs az the
prevailing rate, make the sum OF
5.2d0.U0p francs.
Madam, Peggy has another tinan-
cial basis for n happy career IN CAV
Parcc. Judge Joseph SABBATH, IN
chicago. allowed her 1880 a month
alimonv in addition go t27oV0 couu-
sci f,"s and iI2.j00 for inyestlgation
expenses
So. with the csiat" in Jewels ready
to hc worn or sold and the inCom',
she is in position 20 be one ~ tho
bost-fNcd women financially IN the
French capital
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
Less "FreedOm" for Beach Beauties

can soc. no harm has come from it.
venture to say That nobody Is
shocked at scciug a shapoly girl in
a ono -piocc bathing suit on the
beach. IT that girl behaves In
proper manner. America should be
proud Of its robust, healthy, atm
lctlc and beautiful girls"
Mra. Il. Griffith OF First avenue
declares:
"Thcsc old hing who are raving
nro the evil minded what is moro
beautiful than well formed girh
fun Of youth 20 Eazc unI' We have
nude paintings ana call II art Why
not class the fair hathcrs as nrtY'
Captain O. II. Ahrcns. brighton
Beach life guard, states:
II favor girls wearing g abort
suit, IA II Is essential To have ones
leg movements free. How can they
swim when weighted down with
| bloomors, stockings and shoes?
'"rho trouble ia we have too many
narrow minded old cronios sitting
/ around on tho beach that probably
never took "A good salt water bath
/ and don't swim and can't see q
| shhpoly young girl walking around
| Tho pathc company has an
nounccd it will appeal from tn,
censorship boards decision, carrying
/ the case to the United states Ti'
u promc court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04

From the tas Angeles TUNES.
Grr. clinton Itargroaves. at a
BaIIs reunion of war veterans.
shortly before tho advance In pay or
army officers. urged the necessary
foC AN increase.
The present pay IS totally made
uuatc." said the general 'and be-
raus, Of It's inadoquany many of our
b.st officers are being compelled 10
leave the army. They either have
To go or suffer the humi.iati"ns ~
my friend. Colonel Smith, who IL
now 4 successful broker
Colonel Smith decided to leave
thr army a year ago, after the iol-
lowing incident:
"lfc was guucrintCrdinr come gov
crumcntal signal corps work I'm chi
cago AT the time, and for economy
sake lived with his family In dis
tant suburb
Early one sitting August morn
INK the poor fellow was Juggling and
tugging huge can OF garhng,
across the sidewalk to the garbage
mau-his small pay compelled him
10 attend to this task himself hcfor,
hutrying for his train--whcn d
nciRhhor stopped to chat with him
Have you bought a new car
coloncl2 inquired the nciEhbor.
why no. the other answered
What makes you ask p
" Because | noticed a fine littl'
roadster in front Of your door thi!
morning.
" oh. that was our washer
womau's cnr.' Colonel Smith replied
She called to say that her son,
plumber in Chicago. was takinl
them all on a ten days trip to tn,
| Yellowstone. 80 my wife would hav,
10 do the washing herself"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
Aims.

To feel akin To minstrel bird and
bee.
To company with hstfui low
trimmed hills.
To reach the outer edge OF dusk and
see
Famllinrly duHk's vines and dark
tcndrils.
TO understand the stanzas of the
streams
Slow mcditatlve murmurlng nc
eve,
or translate with the ease OF one
a'drcam
Tho sweet ALTERATION OF tho
leaves.
To strive 10 find n fellowship In
flowers.
To pattern from the patience OF
"A trCe;
To clOthe ONES soul throughout the
holy hours
In Vestuyuta of "A twilight
chastity,
To fling ones thouEhts immense
upon the wake
or ar-wngcd bird beyond the
sky's thrown bars.
10 Consccrato the siloncrs: to
take
Communion with the hrooding
pCnCC of stars
Those stainless aims God ldndles
now and then
Upor the inmost altar hearts OF
men,
And with them grants through
sa,riflciai strife
A kinder uyaco and nearer hal
lovely lie,
Betty Earle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
Government Planning
To Give Farmer News
By Wireless Telephone

declared that the proposal Is wholly
feasible from a technical point or
view.
The wireless connection VIII be
.opcr.,ca IN conjunction with the
postrrficc department. Howell docs
mot intend to devote his tim" to- tho
new service. hut only ~ assisting
Mr.. Hays in getting the venture
stnrted
rho exact date ot the wireless tel
cphonc newspaper opening has not
been sct SET and will depend Largely
upon the length of time required 70
got the iuNrumruts In place. line
up the organization, etc. HIt be
fore The snow flios 1t SIS hoped thhl
the news ~ the world viii bc ila"h' y
b.. wireless direct into homes ana
Offices within 200 miles OF Omaha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
Pe00u Back il, Paree With Cash

And, besides. there are mo- rss,...
tions In Paris upon tho ealr, ~,
comings. to say nothing ~ Nh. a.
ings. VI those who have tho 'r,,..
There are other things. IN a,,'
tion. to make the trip a'uripg ,,
any other things were needed p.s
gys wardrobe has always heo, ~.
first cousin TO the net proceeds n. a.
gold mine, and she left mYsl ~ n -
Paris. She offered II to hor frlo.a
Edna Nichols, a business wumar(,
much ability, and an old pal. " EJ\
would sell her automobile
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-09

I the nse OF the mixing funds ~herefn
! provided for the payment or Interest
may 20 the extent OF the interest on
the bonds so be diminished.
section IL That IA the case OF
! the issuance OF said bonds or either
or both OF said
lssuea on the 18th days OF June and
December respectively, Ia each year.
so long as any OF the interest eOu-
pons appertalned 10 the bonds or 10
either or 10 both OF said issues here
by authorized 70 be Issued, remain
outstanding and unpaid, the village
treasurer shall and he Is hereby au-
thorizsd. ordered and directed 10 re-
NIT out OF any moneys In his hands
belonging TO said village. inthe form
OF draft or check payable ia New
York City, IT, s. A.. by and through
the purchasers OF said bonds. 10 the
National CITY Bank OF New York, In
the city and State OF New York, a
sum sufficient 70 pay the senii-an-
nual interest accruing on said bonds
ON the first day OF January and Ju
~. respectively, In each year. and
any and all escrow charges made By
the said bank for handling said cou-
pons and on the 18th day OF July, A.
D.. 1871, the said village treasurer
shall be and he is hereby authorized,
ordered and directed out OF the sink
ing fund created under the provis-
ions OF this ordinance to remit by
check or draft payable In New York,
by and through the purchaser OF said
bonds, 10 the said National City
Bank OF New York a sum sufficient
10 pay the principal amount or all
Of said bonds as may then be out
standing, together with all accrued
interest thereon 10 August Let. 1871.
and any and all escrow charges made
- said bank for handling the same,
provided. that whenever.
the amount OF the sinking funds ere
ated under the provisions OF this or
ilnance shall, at any time. equal
the amount, principal and interest.
of any OF said bonds, respectively,
the village treasurer shall and he is
hereby authorized. ordered and dir
scted, In the case OF each Issue OF |
bonds herein provided for. but from
their respective funds only. to call mi
Tor redemption, in numerical order, |
any OF the said bonds that are then |
iue or subject TO be paid according |
a the terms and tenor thereof
Section IL. That notice Is here |
~ authorized. ordered and directed |
o be given and published. as here |
natter provided. that the chairman |
md board OF trustees OF said village,
propose to sell and invite written
for the purchase OF the two
ssues or municipal coupon bonds OF
aid village 70 an amount In total OF
l Q, 900 90. for said two issues, as
described herein and for the purposes
In this ordinance In case the
Of said bonds shall be ap-
'roved by the electors. as in the man
Ter provided by section 4117 OF the
Compiled Statutes OF the State OF
IDAHO, and the amendments thereof,
ghich notice shall be In substantially
he following form. to-wit:-
sOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO ISSUE
ND SELL TWO ISSUES OF NUM-
.CIPAL COUPON BONDS, TOTAL
ING $4,000 90; ONE ISSUE Be L
ING IN THE AMOUNT OF S6500.-
90. AND THE OTHER IN THE II
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-09
AMOUNT OF 50. 500. 90 Of AND
BY THE VILLAGE OF FiLEh'
InaIn

( AMOUNT Of 35,o0v.oo VT - =, =
BY THE VILLAGE OF FlLEh
! IDAHO.
STATE OF IDAHO
County OF Twin Falls ~
Village OF Filler.
IS.
Pursuant to the authority and dir
ectlon conferred upon the Chairman
and Board OF Trustees or the village
OF Filler, In the County OF Twin Falls,
| In the state OF Idaho. by Ordinance
| No. AZ OF said village, passed and APP
proved the Sth day OF June. A. ID.
1921, authorizing and directing the
advertisement and sale OF certain
bonds OF said village. namely:
Two issues OF municipal coupon
bonds OF the Village OF Filler, In the
County OF Twin Falls, In the State OF
Idaho, to the total amount or SlO,-
OOO. 90. as follows One issue ag-
gregating the principal sum OF So
SOC. 90, comprised OF 3 bonds, mum
bered consecutiyely from l TO IL,
both numbers inclusive, OF the de-
nomination or $500. each, dated
August /, A. ID. 1921, absolutely due
and payable August /, A. ID. 1871,
redeemable In numerical order on or
after August /, 1891, at the option
OF said village, bearing interest from
their date until paid, at rate not ex-
eeeding six go per centum per an
mum, payable semi-annualiy on the
first days or January and July re-
spectiyely. In each year, both interest
and principal thereon payable at the
National City Bank of New York, In
the city and state OF New York U.
s. A., which bonds are issued for the
extending, altering and improving |
the municipal waterworks system or |
plant; another issue aggregating the
principal sum OF s3.500.00, compris-
ed OF bonds. numbered consecutive
ly from 10 Z. both numbers inclu-
slve, OF the denomination OF $500.
each, dated August /. A. d. 1921,
a absolutely due and payable August l.
A. ID. 1871, redeemable. In numeri- 1
cial order, on or after August /, A.
d., 1891, at the option OF said village
bearing interest from their date un-
I'll paid at a rate not TO exceed six
go per centum per annum, payable
on the first days OF
January and July respectively, In
each year. both principal thereof and
Interest thereon payable at the Ma
tional City Bank of New York, in the
city and state OF New York. u. s. A..
which last named bonds are issued to
provide funds for the purchase of
necessary motor apparatus and
equipment for the Fire Department
Df said village.
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN. That sealed bids for the pur-
.hase Of said two issues OF bonds. {
lbove described, are invited and will
De received at the office OF the viii
age clerk OF said village. until Tues
lay. the 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1921 I
II the hour of o'clock p NJ. of said ]
lay. at which time and place all
bids will be opened.
All bids must be accompanied by ]
IN unconditional certified check pay
Ible TO the order of the village treas
lrer Of the village OF Filler. for $780,
10 In the case of the S6.500.00 issue
nd $4,000 In the case OF the
$4,000 issue, In either instance '
o be forfeited to the village as liqu- +
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-09

lfdated damages should the success
full bidder fail or refuse to take 40
and pay for the bonds when present
ed TO him.
Provided. however, that said bonds
or any part thereof. or either of said
tissues, shall not be sold for less than
their face or par value and accrued
Interest thereon at the time OF dis
iposal by the village treasurer under
the supervision OF the chairman ana
board OF trustees.
| The board of trustees reserve the
right TO reject any and all bids.
Dated at Filler, Idaho, this 9Th day
OF June. A. d. 1921.
GUY H. SHEARER.
Chairman, Board of Trustees
| (VILLAGE SEAL)
ELMER f. HAAG.
ATTEST: Village Treasurer.
FRANK +. ALBIN,
Village Clerk.
First Publication June 8, 1921.
Last publication July z, 1921.
The said notice shall be and the
same is hereby ordered published at
least once in each week for a period
of not less than four (4) consecutive
calander weeks in THE Filler Rec
ord" a weekly news paper printed
and published at Filler, Idaho, and
hereby declared, determined and ad-
Judged by said board of trustees TO
have a general circulation in said vii
lage OF Filler, and to be the official
newspaper OF said village. and the
village clerk is hereby authorized,
ordered and directed to cause said
notice TO be published as hereinabove
mentioned and to procure proof of
such publication in the form of pub
lisher's affidavit, in duplicate, one OF
which he shall preserve as a part of
the files and records of his office
and the other of which he shall fur
nish to the purchaser of said bonds.
Section 13. That, Whereas. the
said village has not an adequate wat
erworks system or plant and 1t Is
necessary for the public peace, health
and safety to Immediately extend,
alter and improve the municipal wat
erworks system cor plant of said viii
Iage and whereas the Fire Depart
ment OF the said village has not stuff
lcient apparatus and equipment and
he public safety demands the imme-
iiate purchase OF such, an emergency
ordinance shall therefore take eff
Iect and be in force from and after
Is passage. approval and due publi-
,ation, and shall be irrepealable un-
Ill the Indebtedness hereby created
both as TO principal and interest,
hall have been fully paid and salts
led.
Section IA. That any and all Or
finances, or parts thereof, in con-
lict herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed.
PASSED BY THE BOARD OF
THIS STH DAY OF
IUNE, A. ID. 1921.
Approved by the Chairman of the
Board of Trustees this Sth day of
une, A. ID. 1921.
GUY II. SHEARER,
Chairman Board of Trustees.
SEAL)
Ittest:
RANK e. ALBIN,
'illage Clerk.
irst publication June 9, 1921.
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ToURTH es July
CELEBRATIONS

II all reports are true. Filler will
VII not celebrate the fourth Of July
The American Legion po-t OF Bull
sometime ago sisnified their inten.
ton OF hoidins an independence day
eeisbrasion
Tho | q q y. Of Kimberly have
announced that celebration will be
h~id there on the nation's birthday.
while Twin Falls already has COM
aittes sppointed 70 report the fea
sseility % celebration there
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-09

n this worth fiyo cents a week
All tho agricultural news OF this
section.
All the as~a OF Filler
Church news. country eorrsspon.
delps. column OF condensed state
nses. and the important events oc.
curing IA this county.
Tho official publication OF the
to~n. highway district. school dis
triets aud county.
Weekly market reports. birtha,
dssshs important transactions. wsa-
tb& conditions. constructive editor
iaS. and school news.
This classified s.etiow. that may
halp you find ioal.- article or 10
buy bargain
Many Advertisements OF local
firms telling where you can buy the
chsapent. enabling you 10 save many
times the price OF years subserip-
ton
Always working for the best In.
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