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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30


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provided. pr.-.rn ru rtuaIfy or
Violations 10 t.. sl... rarUAIlE H.I
ordinances .r PARTS .! nrftu.r.ss Iu
conflict with tNg rr..Is. IONS .f ili.
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Ordinance $50. .It.. ant declaring lu
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SECTION o. that tho rrrsrut Fir
! .rI|fs 90 tho tu. - .rYf.a q. F.fr.f l.
tlr Ordinance tn f.~.. at frt. fiuu. lf
hereby c,t.rf.a b.. .4t'rs to s.II FIr
IIuIt- tlr f...v.rE f.a,fs ~ land h,rsl
daS,H bod and .r..ufoN I..r.u all CON
.aIn.t In r.' ,.. " r..., .'ss ,,unt,
state OF ttHlunt. % follows t..vlt.
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l'' .' th' In. rH...'. .r A. >uf'h l'fs'
NN''n. "'' lH.rt .n S.'r'' 'h.H,"
laa'Hr'. s."rE the tt"f.r 4 Ssfl
lHf..r" street 'u tN' g'n.'i " thr
Intersection ~ >ur'h nctr.if aud l.I.r.
Nir" '..r., N'r'hsrlr along ih, con
10. ot NHfth u"ttu.f Avenue o. 'hr
U.n'.r uf 'lo .utrfs.c'IHu uf Its.,.I
s''..' and >lrth Detroit Avenue.
THENCE lH4f.rN along tt. certrf ''uH
~ HHsF'u street thence du" Vast
a.HtE o., coulter limo ~ liasiull street
I. ,no W"s' Line ., the urht-"t way
~ 'ha Midland Valley Hallway Com.
rary 'hou.e ir a saY'h'ry Ur.euln
l...'.." .ih rue M 'Ni juno .l '|' lit'I
"i way ~ the Midland Valley Railway
Company '' tho ul1 DztE" creek ltur.
being a Nr' du" East from th" N"iih
I'm" OF owen lefo fa who're 10 u,"r.
H'"'N WITH ~. NrHf I'u" ~ the NJ.
Iand valley Railway company right
"i way 'h"nr" iu" last "ons SAID
'srg" 'r"ck lln" '' wh"r" HHfnr 'n'rf
scots with Madison Avenue. th,ucH tu'
South across fn" ST. Inuis and san
frauoiycu Railway 'umpanys right
~ way &. 'h' .u''tH''uon nf Mal'snn
Avenue and th" South lr" ni th"
Iirrt ny way ot o., s., Louis and SON
lranois~o Hallway COMPANY th,r"e
ln SHu'hN"-f'''t direction along ''H
N.Hth Nr' .i The lEh .."'.""N W 'h"
Way '.'gtn 20 ihH center nf fhr
Intersection 20 Hartford Avenue tuI
'H" South "n" 0' DO" r.rh' way nt
Tho So l.H.s Hr' san Frbr.'s.u Rail
direction along tho center 'nr 90
liHfit.fd Avenue 'r the rfni'r uf the
l.'n %. r'H liHi' 'n'I Avenue
?. pa" "'i 'HtE' 'r'tk boundary
I'n". being iir. running du" last
rom iH" N"i'h 'n" NJ owen iFN Z.
in' N"'i iln" ni ''" flghl-'' way NJ
u" Midland NH.ry NaHNay com
I.hh no nee cue N'Ifh - ~" center
~ ihr ln''lF"'i''r "I lhHi"u street
them" du" West along iur r'ui"t llne
Of Ias'un street 10 fuv center ut the
intersection ot EAsi.n street aud
frauhi1ft Avenue thence S"u'h along
~" center hnH "t Frhuh'rt ANenuo To-
the center ot me intersection ~
aud creek boundary line. running due
itsi from ihc Norih Iln' OF owen
iArA thence au' N"rl along said
tSaEo ana 't''k boundary lin' o. the
center Of N"rth cincinnati Avenue.
th'ucu North along ih" c"uter line Of
N"r'h cincinnati Avenue =" lhc ''nt'r
of the iutersectiuu ~ North 'inUin-
Westerly along the center Iiuo ot
l'Hsion street to 'h" 'rh'rr or 'h-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

Sealed bids viii be received hy BOARD
of Education at Turley, Okla, until p
M, August 81 1871 for The construction
Of \ one story frame building as per
plans and specifications furnished by A.
j. Love 4 Co, architects. Certified
check for 800 viii b" required with bid.
made payable 20 clerk Of Board. Plans
on filo with Board ~ Education a. Tur-
ley ana County Superintendent ~ schools
AZ Tulsa. board reserves tho right to
reject any or all bids.
puhlishei 10 the Tulsa Daily World Au-
gust 80. 81, September g. 1891. World
Publishing Company, Pun .hers.J
ORDINANCE no. 2ls-
An Ordinance extending the Fro
Limits Of the city Of Tulsl, Oklahoma.
and governing the construction, cree
ton. alteration. repaiGiag. gegnOde!iag-
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WANT ADS
ANNOUNCEMENTS


FpCNu--N good puutun hy tutLug
gpurso ~ Dr,uWhpu.s business college.
TrIrphuur baaro auAI aud l,nru how you
cuu prepare Tor something worth while Va
LOST Frmaio Unston priudJ' f'ng uccb
straight tail trimmed oa~s. last Seen
n''W",n Ndmlul aud lcNi'' r,wnrd, u
LpSr aud Htu>rt, bostnn buu terrier,
uuswclH 80 name ct "bob'. Leucousc
No. il4. Osag' 1882. reward.
LDsr IndI,H hlaci, bathing suit and
ha,mng caps. in brown has friday
Losr iieIplau police duEr mola and 70.
7,as' "'' '''''''''
Lost Ray working horse. write route
2. Tulsa. ThtUa mtl'H south ~ Kendall,
one ANA one half miles cast Potter
ShHuduu.
rAtrlEs who stole Ight colorod bfndlo
hul dog. city lc0nso No. iisa nom
South baltimore carly sunday morning.
ar" known. UrlrTa returned at once yuu
viii be- prosecuted
SToLEE Ford touring car hctw1cn
Tenth aga GI,ygom on nos'oo Az. Az.
chine No. IGa.CG2h Return to lllA :,
Frankfort no questions asked. 400 r".
ward
rIHfIN rtUSoNAi 8
"CANcENS ,urcd,' ,aurrrH Killed com
plotcly. routa uud ala never return, 80
okla. B"s ''s
IAIhMo~r MATrNNlTY dpsr1rAL tor
Confinement pl'nt,, price, r""s.,ns6.ls
may work or h'"yas pane" na'ptssih,
y Twenty seventh g. Kensns oi,y. 80.
pr g. A. NulrE NJ NIuta WIN be- a.
aa2o ~ Ha.Ilnn s,r''l l4l,Hi l,', n"";
this v,,I, and vl'I be prepared to treat
all thrDuID dlsrurvs. Cancers. paralysis.
I'"f "nI mI F.nr,s or ,hrr''.n,l1,i,,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

c'gSrs.gd Etr',., in 70 30 ,1":s y9a'g ,wog,sa
iali, world rublirhing company pu6,
oRpINANcr 30. 2t7s
An Ordinance go Hppurtion, lovy and
sssoHn spccini taxes IN payment ot
the cost Of constructing II sanitary
sevor In SEWER DISTRICT No. i1s
IN H." ,lp Of Tulsa, ~ created and
Hui declaring an emergency.
WliEKfAa, IN pursuance ~ tho pro-
visions Of the charter Of the tity uf
Iulsa, Oklahoma, and tho statutes Of the
state nf oklahoma, Tor such cases made
and provided, n" satd 'ity Of Tulsa. dld
GSyy "1aPSqgG q ~" iIi,. Gres!e a94l c',aD
after lawns ddclarca It n,cessSry "Po To-
construct sewers In said SEWER DIs
Tki'T 70. lH, by .tee proyiSlons Of
22nd day 1T April 1924. lot 10 CornHtock
SW"dloy Company '"ntraytots cor
tain contract for the cons'ruCtlon g
certain sanitary sewer In SEWER DIS-
TRIC1 30. u.s. and,
WHEREAS. IN pursuance Of said con.
tract said 'omstock -Smedlry Company
scwor In said SEWER DISTRICT No.
H., and mo work under said contract
'lty Engineer ana tho Hgatd ot com.
Wlaslou.fs ~ the Cily u Tulsa, ana.
=, WHEREAS. 10 further ppraugn,o ot
sforrsald. and under tho terms oi tho
charter ot tuc satd City Of Tulsa Okla
hniuh, ~ is dr'mru necessary BY tho
lnari OF tummlsFlunnrs Of tho 'ity -
p'sh - l'Ny Hud aFsors a special tsE
upon the property liable 10 asrDHHIuent iu
said SEWER DISTRICT no. l.s by i.a.
son uf ih" CpnbtruCtlpu of said sewer ana
TO pay Tor tho same. Rnd.
WHEREAS. 'l' toraI cost ~ Tho con.
Hfuruyn Of said s"wtT m said SEWER
IIrIl'l'F 80. lis, including ostraa.
have been aHcorialurd and is hrrrhy de-.
'.hr"i tp hc the sum ~ {g-,gIgl7 ni
~ which IL 40 be levied ~ special ass,s.
W"n's hTllusi tho lots ana parCoin u
land benefited by the cnnstfu,upu ~
t'Lh E'"rr ln said SEWER DISTRICT
80. l1s, and.
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
ty'l compiled with 90 uuihnrlzu the lryy
rI TAO assessments against said lots aud
parcels ui laud au liable tor THE cost ~
..rslluc'.n "i said sewer lu SAID SEWER
bI.iItl'l 80. lts Iu ihr Huuuu's I,re.
matter specified ,u Section ] OF this urIl.
nance.
now, THEREFORE,. EE IT ORDAINED
~ Tue HpAItD OF DDMhiIraIDs
~. on THE ,lIf DF TULSA. OKLA.
SECTION /. That thoro shafI be. ana
h''r ia hereby HppuIfInrrd 90 ana io,lrd
up"h nnl assessed against tho several
i"lu Hbn phr'uIa ~ land ln sold SIWIIt.
DIST RIOT $50 l7s 10 th, ,Iiy of I..Isa.
'"''"'mn, 800 h'rrfii,d ly tho ,uus.ru,.
l'"h "I said s"~rr. the amounts r,s..,-
HF'y at i. .,lu"E. to-Hlt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

state of oklahoma. County of Tulsa. ~.
TO THE DCkHOLDEUS OF OkMtL-
GEE PRODUCING REFINING COM
pANY:
Please take notice that a special ,neet-
ing ~ tho stockholders Of Okuulgec Pro-
duCing n Refining Company has been
called by order ut the Board Of Directors
ot said Company to be held at the offices
OF tho Company at rooms 2ot-7 Pan
American building corner fitth and
Euuldor streets, Tulsa, oklahoma on tho
2oth day Of September. 1891, at the hour
~ 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day for tho
purpose Of considcriuE and acting upon a
resolution duly adopted By tho Board Of
Directors of said Company at a special
meeting ~ said board held on August o
1921. said resolution being as follows, to.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

u Standard oI stocks on me sew York
a'b n11y AS reported by Houston,
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---u-.-.

following is price asked and closing bid
OF Independent oil stocks on the sow York
ti1 Monday as reported by Houston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30
MOTORCYCLES A~n nrc,c,rs ~

ron SALE one ENcelEior motorcycle
1890 model tun less than 900 miles.
can rsrEe sag, l0li EaHt Easton.
fpN SALE Excellent motorcycle, run
los" than 900 miles price 1850. 1881 u.
fftaftu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30
whNrup--A,ToMonILEs

INDIAN motorcycles and bicycles. In.
dian Motor sales a service. Inc. Il.
Eleventh ~. bEhgc BiGG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

t..r. .I. .H.... t. rnusraarrfrs.
.Hr l..... 50 H.1 ug. cheap
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

CNSli for late Dodge n priced right
Wallace Usage 1900. Usage 62o7.R.
HAVE diamond and somo cash to trade
gNl.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
IIlIIIIS

BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS ib
HOTEL at. LOUIS.
Fourth ana ElRin, large, cuol rooms, com
Portable, very reasonable. transient or
weekly rate
JACOBS HOTEL.
Fireproof throughout; 200 rooms; staa
hotel Popular prlcos-rooms {tb0 aud
s, 90 per week, 81 and 81 25 par day.
aos East Frm ~ Phone OsaEe 100,
JEFFERSON HOTEL
1lB y. Boulder.
Al outside rooms shower and tub baths;
private or. connecting. Tho coolest aud
best ventilated hotel y ,thG, city.
Phone OaaRe lT7-s3i6
HtTZ HOTEL.
sol East Third street
respectable HOTEL for respectable
PEOPLE.
rrLsA ROOMS 4i7h :. Cinclnnsu'
WEsrLANp HOTEL, Hot and cold
witgr. private and connecting baths.
summer ratos S. and up. sO6h u.
rmtd. Usage 1913.
iiGnIuUu uslKEtrING ROOMS 10
a TWO aui 'rrom duplex urnished. 6ls
" sNih
BOsTOS g. go Three light houHckeep.
INK rooms, south and cast exposure.
'it"fu, close in.
uusrON, ~. G.G-Twn rooms for Hight
housekeeping. private bhth. Hcrecued-in
porch with curtains, two clothes closets.
s'rnrHt' entrance. rrnge Gi2i-J
BDATuE, =, l7tG- Two south furnished
housekeeping rooms, good we'll. Usage
uuuLpEH. s., Gl-Throc connecting
IWm housekeeping rooms, ground floor.
BOSTON. r. ~ Two rooms nicely fur.
u'Hhod igr housekeeping osage Gbia.
crGYE%NE ~. Gu-Two clean south
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rubllshed In the Tulsa Daily World Au-
gust a. IS. 20 so. 50 Sept. j. g. e. 5
aud 0. 1921. Watid rubusHius 90. ptlb-
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HOTEL at. LOUIS.
Fourth ana ElRin, large, cool rooms, com
Portable, very reasonable. transient or
weekly rate
jacobs HOTEL
Fireproof throughout; 200 rooms; BtsR
hutrl Popular ptlccs-rooms $3.50 aud
s, 90 per week, 81 and 81 as par day.
sos East FuFt ~ Phone OsaRe 1870,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30
WORLD MARKET PAGE


Sales zoo utnas Hlfh love close.
-i"d Chem. 4 iye. Hfs 2sEs 3e-s
Amer Rect sugar Rl-
American can - .sh. 1sr- gst,
Amer car A. FEy tl4t F.- 494t'
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10
For Sale

One Jersey COW. Call Mrs. Walter
Clarke, Fifteenth Street. (1t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10

A fire of undetermined origin,
called the fire department about ten
O'Clock Monday night to the grocery
and residence of John Webb, at the
corner of Thomas avenue and Hanson
street. When the firemen arrived
they found the interior of the store
a mass of flames. Quick work saved
the building, which was damaged to
the extent of about $500. The con-
tents of the grocery were partly
ruined by water, smoke and flames.
1t was stated that the fire origin
ated in a living room in the rear Of
the grocery, presumably from coal
range which had been used short
time previously. The fire spread so
fast that Mr.. Webb had considerable
difficulty in getting his family out.
A sum of money, said to have been
about $246, which had been left in
the money drawer, was destroyed in
the flames. The loss on the building
and it's contents was covered by in
surance, which Mr.. Webb carried in
three companies.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10
SOLAR ERUPTION MAY BRING
MORE SUNSHINE

Recent solar eruptions which
caused brilliant auroras and disor-
ganized cable and telegraph service
throughout the world may result in
the earth receiving an increased
quota of sunshine during the re-
mainder of the year, says Oliver
Lodge, the noted scientist.
He even ventures the opinion
that the electrified particles thrown
off by the sun during the disturb
ance may assist in the development
of vegetation and reduce the amount
of dust held suspended in the at
mosphere.
Sir Oliver says the magnetic dis
turbances that. attended the solar
eruption were due to torrent Of
electrified particles, which const1-
tuted gigantic electric current.
This opinion is also held by Camille
Flammarion, the veteran French
astronomer.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10
COMMUNITY SERVICE SPECIAL
IST HERE TO HELP.

Miss Sophie B. Fishback, the recre-
alton specialist representing Commu-
nifty Service, Inc, of New York, has
just arrived in Paris to help the local
Community Service in developing
their work. Miss Fishback has had
large and varied experience in all
forms of recreation work in the East
and more recently in several Ken
lucky cities. Final plans for the
opening of the Recreation Institute
have been made and the first meet
ing will be held at the High School
Gymnasium on Monday night, June
10, at 1880, and will last until $3.50.
The purpose of the Institute is to
bring out the ladies Of the commune
ty and train them for Community
leadership in games, story telling,
playground work, and other fea-
lures, that will make them valuable
to their communities, churches, Or
CARNATIONS and in their homes.
Miss Fishback is here for three
weeks only, and for this reason the
training will have to be intensive.
In order to cover the course, there
will be three nights week, for two
weeks, Monday, Thursday and Fri
day. All the meetings will be held
at the High School,. Miss Fishback
will also do some work with the
teachers, who are here attending the
summer school.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10
CARD OF THANKS

We, the undersigned citizens, take
this method of expressing. our sincere
thanks to our many friends who
came to our assistance during the
fire which destroyed our houses a
few days ago. Especially do we
thank the members of the Paris Fire
Department and Mayor January for
their heroic work in fighting said
fire against great odds, being out
side the city and our only available
water being from wells and cisterns,
the new pumper in this case proved
to be one of the best purchases made
by the present city administration,
as without it our little village would
have been destroyed, in time it will
pay the taxpayers three folds for the
money invested.
JAMES MACON,
LANIS DUNCAN.
GEO.-M. WILLIAMS,
BELL CURRENT,
FRENCH WILLIAMS.
Paris, KY, June 8, 1921.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10

(Augusta, ChrOnicle)

1t is believed by many wise and
experienced men that centuries be-
fore the Indians, race of people
greatly superior to them in art and
knowledge, lived here. That such a
race of men occupied portions of
Kentucky at some time cannot be
doubted. We can only speculate
concerning the prehistoric people
who dwelt here in fable mystery dur
ing the silent centuries of an I'M
written epoch. But it is certain
that our little town Of Augusta has
peculiar historic value, for it is To-
Gated on a large burying ground of
these ancients. Everywhere between
the mouths of Locust and Bracken
creeks, skeletons of great size and Of
great number have been found.
When Gen. John Payne dug his cellar
10 skeletons. were taken up in the
space of 60x70 feet. They were Of
all sizes from seven feet long to the
infant. Many arrow heads have been
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10
POPULAR RAILROAD MAN STEAD
lily IMPROVING.

The friends in Paris of Robert
Batson, formerly of Paris, popular l..
& N. railroad man, who was seri-
ously injured some time ago while
coupling cars, are glad to learn that
he is improving nicely at the ST.
Elizabeth Hospital, in Covington,
where he was taken shortly after the
accident.
His mother, Mrs. j. R. Batson, of
near Cynthiana, who has been con-
stantly at his bedside since the acct
dent, has returned home. Young Bat
son is able to set up at times and his
attendants say he will be able to
leave the Hospital in a few weeks.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10
COURT DISMISSES ACTION IN AL
EXANDER CASE

What will probably be the last
official action taken in settlement of
the affairs of the. George Alexander
&teo., State Bank of Paris was plac-
edeOn record in Cincinnati Wednes-
day, when the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals dismissed the case
of State Banking Commissioner Jas.
p. Lewis, of Frankfort, against the
Fifth Third National Bank of Cincin-
natl. The action was taken upon
motion of attorneys representing the
bank, which set out that Lewis had
no further interest in the affairs of
the Alexander Bank, by reason CT
the fact that the litigation had been
ended in other courts and the claims
of creditors adjusted.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10
For Sale

A seven-passenger Buick touring
car in excellent condition. A bar
gain at $850.00, if sold at once
THE FAIR.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10
Lost Keys

Somewhere in Paris, key ring
with eight keys on it. Finder will
please return to me at the Massie
Memorial Hospital, and receive re-
ward.
MRS. r. E. CHRISTIAN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10

Postmaster ]. Walter Payne has
received a letter from Lee Vaughn,
motorman, 3215 Eastern avenue, Gin
cinnati, asking information as to the
probable whereabouts of his cousin,
Robert Connolley, whom he thinks is
located in or near Paris. Anyone
knowing the whereabouts of Con-
Motley will confer quite favor by
writing either Mr.. Payne or to Mr..
Vaughn, at the address given above
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10
PAY YOUR GAS AND ELECTRIC
BILLS.

Don't forget that the 10th of the
month is the last day to pay your
gas and electric bills and save the
regular discount. Pay to-day-do not
put it Off saves us trouble and
saves you money.
PARIS GAS & ELECTRIC co.
(1-3t) Incorporated)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10
ISSUE WARNING ABOUT INCOME
TAX PAYMENTS.

Taxpayers have been warned by
the Internal Revenue Bureau to pay
their June Is installmentincome and
profits taxes on time to avoid penal
ties. Failure to pay promptly. the
Bureau declared, renders the balance
of the tax due and payable as well as
an additional assessment of I'VE per
cent. of the amount due, plus interest
at one per cent. month from the
time it became due.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10

found and earthen ware of clay and
pounded mulch. Some of the largest
trees of the forest were growing over
these remains when the land was
cleared in 1892. The Indians had no
tradition about these people. We are
lost in conjecture as to who they
were and how they become extinct.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10
SUGAR SPECIAL

Sugar special for June 10th and
18th, 100 lbs. for. $7.20 delivered
free to your home.
PARIS BAKING CO.,
((1t /. L. Glass, Manager.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10

Italian, Spanish and French are
fast distancing Greek in the popular
regard Of California high school stu
dents.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-10
BE SWIFT

DID YOU GET ANY OF THE
GREAT BARGAINS AT THE CO.
ING-OUT OF-BUSINESS SALE AT
THE CINCINNATI STORE?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-05
NORRlSTOWN

Mrs. Frank Yost. Of Astor street. en-
tertained at her home in honor OF Miss
Mary e. Dotts, whose marriage to
Alexander Ross. OF Noble street. will
take place in the early part Of Sep
tember. Miss Dotts was presented witk
a novelty shower. Tic guests were
entertained with games and favors were
received by Mrs. II. Ballard. Miss Tile
Hartman and the guest OF honor A
buffet supper was served.
Mrs. Granville Thomas and her
daughter. Miss Margaret Thomas, and
Mrs. Mary McDermott and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary McDermott, have re-
turned home after spending some time
at Atlantic city.
Miss lie Edda Dressler. OF Stanbridge
street, is staying in Ocean City, y.
Miss Florence Gullfer. of Washing
ton, D. c.. is spending several days MS
the guest OF Miss Edna NNeiss. OF 5O7
Astor street.
Miss Lena Murdy, o. West Main
street. and Miss Alice Mcdowell or
George street. are spending the week
at Atlantic city,
Mrs. Theodore f. Mech and dausn-
ters, Miss Helen Mech and Miss Alice
Mech, OF 4l2 West Main street, have
returned from two weeks stay In
Ocean Grove, =. !
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA


Mrs. Kane, Of 28+9 South Fifteenth
street, Is visiting her sister at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. John Hoffman and his family.
OF 26bl South Hicks street. viii spend
the remainder of the summer at Wild
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs Butler of 2645 South
Hicks street, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth OF a daughter to be
named Jane Dorothy Butler
Mr.. Thomas Doyle and Mr. Joseph
Taylor, both oe South Philadelphia. are
spending some time at their club house
in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cleary and
their small son. Master Joseph Cleary,
of SSl2 Angora Terrace. formerly OF
South Philadelphia, have returned home
after having spent the month at Wild
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrigan and
their family, OF 1894 Wolf street. have
gone to Atlantic CITY, where they will
remain for the week
Miss Elsie Kindberg, Of 1880 Ritner
street, has gone to Wildwood, where
she will remain for n week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward OHara. o:
Twenty-second and Ellsworth streets
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
ONeil at their apartment in Atlantic
City.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Miss Helen Cochran, niece OF Miss
Anna Cochran, OF Wolley Stin Farm,
near Chester, has gone 10 Sewickley
where she will remain a fortnight as
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Daniel e;
as Miss Adele Cochran before her mar
riage in June.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Estes and their
family, OF Springfield, will leave In a
few days for California, where they will
remain permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Carter enter
tained at a tennis party at their home
In Springfield on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sloan entertained
on Saturday ut a picnic on tho grounds
OF their home in Springfield There wer.
seventy-five guests.