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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-26
MISSOURI

Blb RED APPLES .. .tuInpruNru 20 60.
acre fruit poultry fafra In pretty
bEHrhE. Missouri. south uf 50. Louis, run
nlng streams, fishing, great resort. lust
WI"r" Auu want your iuturr hom" and live
p" years longer. low price. easy payments.
only those who have no land need Hpply.
J.. !. Hamilton, 'h1nutc. kansas go
". IouTth.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Lon uu I.IV,pJ. ain Ilnrrr,,tp,p,, ara.
m. pfI,r 81 400 tr,tr. l,h.,,, ,..r,.
IltI Abbott A Ny.rn
H,'.,.. ~ ~ ,., @n, ~ WOOD 'W "'".
I,.r ., p...,. -. ,... .,.....,
t..t.' ,.'. '',' ''r,' W., ~"
p.,,i..lr ..t, In.,., 49, W. ,V'.
h., V.I i"'"' usage ''hI. 40
an .,,4t
a Ions vay u rtartIug Won un tho roi,,
tu 70 home. N,Lunr uutItuu ,Inso a.,
development pr,rs 1000 ~ 5000 Phone
'''E" 1901 Abbott 4 WEIGH
ga. FbDI ttIl.i.y nu ruftu a.Ir ,tt pa,
Iur. three huIIIIrl aItss ptI,, 4 't.0
rnou. pH.rr itIl Abbott a MrirI
,,. WASH. .u.i,, u,,,,..
~ wv ~ 'l'"' "''
uhrt, lots nf, selling from ItoO 'in t.5o
with 500 ru-h balance SO prr month
t'upu. t.Hr. it,I. Abb.t A IA ,I,n
.,..,..r
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
FURNACE HEAT

Beautiful Home in Fort Smith, Ark, for Sale
New
living front Of house large dining
reened-in
VIII
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springs car line. bargain at $3.50. $3.50
cash r. j. Fh"ian. Usage 4ss2.
fOK SALE--Two acres near Glenn sta
uon, WI be divided to suit purchaser.
Usage As2I-J.
rHREE-QrAErE ACRE TRACT-Rich
fertile soil some native shade. nice
location, night in line OF rapid develop-
nrni, one room box house. all Tor 81 $50.
with 800 cash and 40 per month cal!
HOUSES FOR SALE S
We WANT your property listed with us.
We viii sell 1t for you. We will give
5eu superior service EEoonan Bros rrel
suite 332 Iowa Hldg.
DANDY fve-room bungalow. well located
on Admiral Blvd; large rooms, sleeping
lot aud $1,000 cash. Phone Usage 1900.
A REAL Investment Tor your approval In
tins property, well located on the east
SIDE this is siK-room unmodcru duplcr.
Or tugtHs ln nice Income, thrseafuuu
house on rear oi lot. also q garage. Price
s.. 900. fl.u0 cash. can be- mad" modern
a' small expense. Phone Usage SEQ
$3.50 CASH puts you m possession ~ neat
condition, screened 10 back porch. located
IN paving. Price $500, balance arrange.
Phone bsago 1900
Kendall BARGAIN -Four room house.
modern district, close To school car
line. well. Price $500 good terms
Cedar i2ls. Res. Usage 277s
MAP or CITY OF Tulsa sHpatry Ia.
cation OF streets ana suhdIyi.ious onIy
70 cents Kelly Map Co. gl7 $. Hnstou
Ave.
REAL ESTATE salesman wanted. $50
1-pr.yrn. ION,
't, Xxx ~, 80 ,,,ulN nIt
'.h' -, So" 80" '' ~ ,S, "h'S 'r'u"
t t"''t, - -ua,su,' '''''S' u" ''''i i'''' u
-.
IT, YOU HAVE hrst Wortgsg" notes un
,'t,'I.-- N,'trI- " "'',nl ""W On OF tn' brsl
,Tfi ts.,., .si ,g, ~ I'' ''' ''"''.
Foh SAIL hy owner al sacrifice. ne"
r,,otnd w, @ p5 Iocu,''s.S M''l pl.,
.i.ILrs 'r r,lI l,a,,,. Ii'"a -, H., e,,g.,,,,
7it- ''' '' '''h'
.
CALL OWNER for special price. .u con-
N,ut,a , allun ... ni rfr,,.on on L.''Ieh,'. on
.a5 poi, ",a1I"i,i"y MI. "I t5s.
1I,ire aisn a@a,,, st'.lia1p ,on,td,r, ~. ',
IN sunset psrL phone Isags 100. ,.r
uings. Usage 9ig2.
MSNn El"u y" sll,a, we, NV
,,t,b sSS!.00 cssb ,,o . no- ,,or
rent 10 someone else why not start paglrg
rent 10 yuurself3 start today by calling
cedar .I7
,,.FGIr.pT.,p .-yy ,..... ,..
81, ~, . NJ ,'nnL' '""-''
,,,odH' ron and "a p'' lI,i- p'lnE com
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HOUSES FOR RENT II
FOR RENT Three room duplex. modern.
except bath. u'sge AS'G
DETROIT y. 1915. Scytn.ro8u house.
hardwood floors. al uodrtu cuu.yu.
.ences basement can Cedar 2las.
slN HDOMS and breakfast room. hard.
wood floors, garage and drive. uu paw
.Hg. aear car ana lUuey line. Cedar .9-,
after %. bsage 1914
SEW seven room house for rent. west
sid'. For Information, call Usage 22a1.I.
DUPLEX FOR RENT.Ou pavement. on
car line. fhou" psag" 2l6s.
water. 7oIG 3. Trrd 81 ,two blocks
north % Tulsa University So por month.
ya'I Mt Graham Usage aos", between
FOR RENT-Ncw four.toom modern
apartment unfurnishrd, very desirable.
fu" well, basement good location, three
blocks from Horace Mann school south
side. rcnt iei. cedar lila.
FOR REST Three. room modern house.
good we'll chicken yard. good Pei, Iu.
decorated. win b. ready 70 NOV" into
next week =, H. Noe. 5.4 Robinson B.iE.
Usage 4sN2.
MODERN tvo-roou house ON rear uf lot.
il2 $. Phoenix 1850 per month
NINTH W. n5 For rent, fnur-room
CNFCHNlsUED four.rDom cottage tor
rent; vacant SUNDAY. can At itt2 o.
Hodge for Information. Usage 5s7l-R.
FOK Rent .Ten-rpom furnace heated
house. south Boston, an ideal place FOR
keeping boardsrs and IooWers. Abbott \
wclch. Phone l6tl.
FOR REST Sew fNe-ruom bungalow,
with breakfast room. has nrver been
lived I'm. Hillcrcst addition, on pavement
two blocks from car line and Jltury, 500
per month. Call Usage b0Ss
FOR RENT--New modern stN-roow hun
a HfllrTtgf
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HOUSES FOR REM

THkEE-KOOM furntsucd apartment. up
stairs, outside entrance. bath ON same
floor adults. Usage F1tf.
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WILL CONSIDER secured notes u.s. part
payment on tive. room and bath bum
r,Iow well located. corner south OWN
p|a. cedar 1893. r. u. Erpersou.
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! RIl' APARTMENT
'oNlA0. apartments of five large rooms
and bath each fU'.. basement. ( furnaces
corner Ioi car lIu.. r.H-r lu. can Usage
tli7 for price and tenn. before a m.
and after 80. u
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE one aero io Maryland Gar-
dens addition. Phone Usage Gl1O. own.
'r. y. \. Lancaster. Central, Fifth St
ACREAGE Eve acres close to- sand
Springs car line. bargain at ta.75O. $3.50
cash. n. j. Fh"ian. Usage 4sSg.
FOR SALE--Two acres near Glenn sta
tun, VIII be divided TO suit purchaser.
Usage As2I-J.
THREE-QuAETE ACRE TRACT-Rich
fertile soil, some native shade nice
location, right In line OF rapid develop
nrni, oue-ruom box house. ali Tor 81 $50
cedar 11T.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

wa NiF'rNi W tNlNii MI
W NIIlI fuut tu eight room hpu..H that
,au br handled uu $500 tu 900 GOSH
pa' mont. have tuNtfs waiting ,rIHI
i1ts Res tHpgp "11o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
FAIRGROUNDS APPEAL
FOR PUBLIC SUPPORT.

The executives of the Wheeling Pay.
Ground association arc appealing fof1
aid. since Wheeling Playground must %
financed by the public if they are to b
operatcd this GUNNER. At least $1,000
is needed although $1,000 could be used
TO good advantage and the executive
committee, composed Of {. X. HUBBARD.
L,tc Hazlrtt Hubbard. {. T.. GithenS,
James Cummins and r. b. Naylor arAr
seeking TO raise something like that
sum. The levy authorized by the state
legislature 10 Wheeling providing Tor
a levy for playground support will not
be laid until August and no FUNDS can
be secured from this source this year.
!, is hoped that all public spirited cit-
;zens will contribute to the Playground
fund and keep them going another year
until other provision for their support.
is made.
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Pastry Sale Today

pastry sale will b" he'd today
under In" auspices Of carroll '"uri'
daughters Of isabella. with stands IN 4
number nr stores throughout the onNi-
ness district OF the city. Mrs. Felix
N,-;cs as general chairman. has ar
ranged 70 have booths At StitciS' lay :
,nrS. SnouhS and the Center Market ana
MARKET Auditorium. y tempting ARA!
% homo made pies. cakes. Tolls bread
cookies and other delicious pastry pro
ducts has been prepared and VIII DC So4u
today.
TN. following committees will assist
thc general chairman:
Stit,l Storr--McShamrS Thomas Mail
ON. Daniel OI.cary. Thomas Gately' and
4. l.. L"tzcltcr.
SHOOK Store--Mesdamcs J. T. Brad
shaw. Boyd Kraft. lie" Woods. w. l..
Trautwrin. William Fahey.
Centre Market-Me SdamHS Claude
NorI George Iasenaucr. Miss Agnes
Burke.
Market observation-disclosures Mar
CART ranieiS and Robert MckeeNer.
Taylor Storr-MiSScS Margaret tro-
"a. Angela chapman Mcsdames W. NJ.
uanlcy, j. l.. Gri'sth. and George
S:orrh.
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WOODYARDS ENTERTAIN
DISTINGUISHED PARTY

Special Dispa ten 20 The lntciltsencer.
Washington. II. C., May 1.-THE
guests of honor dinner given this even
ing by Representative and Mrs. Harry
C. woodward, Of West HirSinia. at their
residence on Lamont street. wer" Speaker
Of the House of Representatives and
Mrs. Gillett Invited TO meet them were
Senator and Mrs Watson. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Wells GoodHkoontz' Keep
rescntative and Mrs. Fins Garrett Rep
r,snntative Ind Mrs. Samuel WinSlow.
Mrs. stephen E. ElkinS. Col James y.
Dardrr. Mrs. David +. kninc and Former
REPRESENTATIVE James \. Hughes. Of
Huntington. On the evening Of May -
Representative and Mrs. woodward VIII
give the second OF Il series or lorna
dinners the guest of honor upon that
occasion to b. Mr.. SEE. minister from
China to the Washington government
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TALK ON THEOSOPHY
#SUNDAY AFTERNOON

At the Unitarian church. Sunday
AFTERNOON 1T o'clock. Mr.. Scott Van
Ett-n, of Columbus. O.. will deliver 4
lecture on "ThcoSophy. the Light OF the
World" the meeting being under aus
pic"s Of the local Thcosonhical society.
Tn. l-cturr will deal with thrusOphy.
explaining Tn" teachings and belief Of
the creed.
4 SECOND lrctur" will b" delivered at
S o'clock in the evening on "l'roblem Of
Life and Death" showing how the prar-
ticc Of theosophy teaches one to face
life with greater ease and later to face
death without fear. These lectures are
free TO all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
WILL GET NEW rBIAL
Amos Long Of wstsol County, convicted
Of Second degrees murder, gets
another chance

\ great deal of interest has been
manifested locally in the decision rem
dcred last Tuesday by the supreme
court at Charleston in tn" case Of the
state vs. Amos Long. OF Wct%c! county
The case is the outgrowth Of Il shooting
ARRAY at Pine Grove in April two years
ago. Long was convicted OF second &c
gree murder Al New MartinSville and
was sentenced TO serve lively" years IN
tn" state penitcntiary. The opinion OF
the supreme court delivered by Judge
Lively means that Long will have a new
trial at Mart;nSvillc at the next term
Of court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
USING BOTH TRACKS
ON NORTH MAIN ST.

For the first time in many days both
tracks Of the Wheeling Traction COM
panv on North Main street were used
Yesterday. All care on the Bcnwood and
North Wheeling division We're run clear
through Several days ago the cars
were permitted to run TO Sixth street
hut yesterday afternoon they began run
ming all the way.
This was done after contractors Coss
and otto. who are paving the street.
stated that they could not do any con-
rrcting until Monday. This street is be-
ing paved as rapidly as possible and IS
already completed from Seventh to PIKE
street.
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Dinner Party Last Night

Mss Gene Ward and Mr.. James Bar
rrtt. whose marriage will Dc solemnized
this evening at o'clock at -. Luke
church. were honor guests at u DINNER
nartv given last night by Mr. and Mrs
David Evans. at their hUm" IN War
wood Attractive appointments were ap
rarrnt and covers were laid for ten
guests.
Following tho dinner party the guests
Inutorrd 10 the home ~ Mr.. and MIS-. =.
\ kcim. Of the Island. where the eve
ming W. spent in va-i"d social Hur-
suits.
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Justice Continues Cases
Of Accused Still Operators

Tho cases Of Frank Short and casper
YocgodccnSky. charged with operating
n still, were ordered continued IN IN"
court of Justice of the Pcac" thaS. j.
Goldcnbcrg yesterday afternoon. me
cases will be heard next Friday. IN"
men were arrested some time ago in
III. course of 4 raid made ut Elm Grove
~. onIiccrs Of the state police. Three
gallons of liuuor found on the premises
were COnfiSCatCd.
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THOMSON BROTHERHOOD
WILL HAVE 100 GUESTS

Tomorrow promises 10 be a HIS Ia!
au the Thomson Methodist fplSEoP''
church on the Island at when time inc
Thomson brotherhood VIII have as
their guests 100 men from -. i"il
viii who will attend Sunday School anu
the morning services.
The men will l"av" 81. t;tirSEiL." III
autos early enough :" that they VIII ar
rive in time for the Mems class meeting
NJ o.%u o'clock followed at 1919 o'clock
by a sperial sermon for men by Or. W.
T.. Craig. pastor of the church. y spe-
cial musirI! program has also been ar
ranged for the occasion.
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Luncheon Yesterday

Mrs. Harvey Barnard. who Will 3e Inc
matrou Of honor At the wedding TINS
evening. Of Miss Gen" Ward anu MT
James Barrett, entertained with lun-
chrou yesterday At her home on the
Island. Lovely appointments featured
the affair and tn" guests included the
H., mberS Of the bridal party and few
visitors who are here for the wedding
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CUSTER TO BE DEPUTY
Former Police Sergeant Said TO- be
slated for appointment under
Buchwald

Rumor which seems to have pretty
reliable foundation has it that Albert
custer, desk sergeant under former
Chief of Police Campbell Henderson. is
slated for the L. s deputy marShalship
under Louis Buchwald. who has been
recommended as marshal Of the north
crn district of West Virginia by Sfnat-
ors Sutherland and Elkins. Mr.. Buch-
valid declines to make any statement
until his appointment has been con-
tirmcd. but there is no doubt that he
would he inclined TO look favnrthly up
on Custer rs Il man fully capable OF
carry ing out the duties of tho new office
The two HAY" been associated together
in police work and have been intimate
friends for years.
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Roah Rud Eolo

Tho Rose 5ud Class OF the Buckley
". r.. Sunday school will conduct 4 bake
sale this morning IN tn" +. priehorSt
store at Birch Lynn. The girls. under
the supervision OF their teacher, MISS
Rose Linton. have prepared an aSS"rt-
mrnt Of delicious home made pastries
and conrcCtions which are sure To be
readily purchased by the most disCrtm
mating shoppers for delicacies for Sun
days menu. Misses Hazel cunningham,
Mary Beck Martha Knoke and Virginia
Cowan will be in charge.
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driven ribbons by It group or the darling
baby dancers each clad IN snow white
capt and i.UOd.
Mrs. W. H. Conrad. pianist: waiter
Roger. vin.inist. and Oliver EdwardS'
crllist were. ta- accompanies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14

informally with a dinner party at the
Mcclure hotel last night in honor or br'
and Mrs. John \. Lichty OF Pittsourgh'
who are spending Il few days IN the
.:,y m, guests Of Mrs Geneva CraCraft
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Mrs. George bowers of Cleveland, -
visiting Mrs. Margaret Freidhot OF JAG
OBJ street. for L few days.
Miss Edith Burke of Cincinnati, o..
IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Hammat
on North Main street for few days.
DR. and Mrs. II. G .Hammat OF North
Main street. have returned home from
ParkrrShurg after L few days visit in
chat city.
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs Frank Howard
% No. 81 Fifteenth street. fine oaoy
boy At Ohio Valley hospital.
Miss Dolly Weimer o. Glenwood
Heights, IS confined to her home with a
severe attack Of tonsilitis.
Department Adjutant Bernard h.
Kaiser OF the American Legion. has re-
turned from St Marys. wher he attended
a rouSinC meeting OF the Legion in that
ci-y. This active post completed plans
for organ!nzing u WomanS AuNl!lary
and 4 drive is now on for members.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Sam NcShltt or F11-
teenth street. have returned from New
York City. where they were called by
the DEAN of Mrs. Nesbitts brother,
Hardy Henry.
Raymond b. Bee Of E:dgwood. who has
been confined 10 the Ohio Valley Gener-
al hospital for the past four weeks, Will
be removed to his homo today.
J. J. roniff and J. ID. Whittemor" are
homo from 4 visit in New York
Mr. and Mrs. II. (. Smith OF Orders
vile. are spending 4 few days visiting
relatives and friends here.
G. f.. Couch OF Parkcrsburg. IS spend
ing several days here looking after bus
ness interests.
Mrs, Sarah Ritz of seventh street
Warwood. was reported 70 DO somewha;
better late last evening
0. s. outing OF Cincinnati. O.. Is spend
ing few days here looking after bus!-
ness matters.
T. II. Archer OF Woodsticld has re-
turned 10 his hrme after short ousi-
ness trip in this city.
\. II. Stevens who has been spending
tho past several days here looking
after business will leave this morning
for his home in Cleveland. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. OSburn Of loI IAN
street. have returned home after five
weeks visit IN Alabama.
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w II, S, DtnnOr-Danee

Final details are rapidly pc'hE com
pie,ed for the annual JunIor-S'hio.
from Of Wheeling high school wniC"
Mil be held next Friday evening IN 'he
scottish Ritz. Cathrdral. Plans Tor tAe
menu and arrangements for the serving
~ the dinner have engaged the com
miltcs for the past few days and now
mar All important part Of the atrair mas
b,rp satisfactorily arranged. MISS
Martini Ross. head Of the DomeStic
science department OF the school IS IN
General charge and all the teachers OF
,ant department are cooperating win
her ~ make the dinner complete sue
less together with the following com
n,itter Of mothers Of students Mes
DANES. H. Burleks. chairman. +. T.
Steinbirker. Henry Seoi!ar' NJ. II. HOLD
On. Harry cunningham. {. II. Robinson
The dinner will be served bv IN" girls
nf tn" Sophmore class OF Domestic
science The following menu Will De
serve
Fruit Cocktail
GRAINED chicken MaShcd potatoes
Peas N patty cases
hot ro.,s butter
Tomato Sa,ad
Brick 80, cream Assorted CAKES
Cal nOir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
BUILDING PERMITS

4 building permit was issued He$tcr'
day by city Permit Clerk Geo. Abrams
to Thos. Hearne for repairs 10 house
cost estimated at 500.
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Invitations For
Annual Musicale
PUPILS or SnS- LAURA MSe91HNIs
WILL GIVE MUSICALE NEXT
THURSDAY EVENING AT
A. o. q. W.
NUMBER or PROMINENT XouN9
PIANISTS WILL TAKE PAET IN
PRESENTING PROGRAM.

A o, q. W.
NuHnER OF PROMINENT YOUNG
PrAHIsTS WILL TAKE PART IN
PRESENTING PRooRAM-
rop:rS Of the following inN!'atI"n
hay,. been ISSUED to friends ana re'A
ewes Of the piano pupils OF MrS. LauF'
MarGinnis and the musical" e"'nE an
;.,.patcI with rlenSurc hE mus lovers
IN tn" c,ty:
The pupils Of Mrs Laura MarG.nnis
request your prcS"ncr At tn'F
Musicale
Thursday evening. MAY nineteenth
nineteen hundred and twentE-one
at eight p. M.
=, the \. q. /. W. Auditorium
Please present this card at door.
No flowers.
rho tu,,owing interesting program
will b. presented:
NIuSicul itcading-'You'rc Welcome II
You krcp Right Stir ...... EldridSc
Vera HuSgins. Madolyn Evci. Ruth
Robinson. Margaret Gary. Florence
Bachman and Madolyn WurtZbacher
,iondoiicrs Scrcnadc ........''' hnsS'
Molle Mrh"n
MAY Dance. ................... Ecnaru
lncZ Carpenter
Morning star Waltz. ........'.''. Ia rue
Elizabeth keySrr and ThcIina t'SNcF
t.rch.,Is " Smailwood
} Helen Wallace
Parade Of thu. Flowers. ......... .INenS
Florence BaChman
Rose Fay................ tie'"s
Gertrude kcyScr
psccntiop ................L lndsly
Oscar and Lena Hilkc
MaidcuS Dream. ...............'' helnS
Madeline Johnson
Minuet in "t"...............B eethoFen
Margaret Gary
Two Flowers. ............... ho'4''ns
Vera HugGinS
,,,,,sl, roso N~aItz ......F earls
Nnlen Poster and kItherin" hess
HvavinkhS .................. SIoush>oi
Nadolyn ENel
To HummnG Bird. ..'..''E Virgin
Helen NcitzeI
silver Nymph ..........''' $500 he'"S
Ruth Robinson
carmen Citr,l .................. Sartono
Madolyn and Robert Wurtzoacner
NalSc in y t'tat...... pu'"''u
George Wor:s
Song Of the Swallows. .........' bont'
Florence Ma.sced
Snr;nE Reverb. ............... fo'u4eF
Edith Linton
EhapSodie HnnEroiSc no. 2'..... l'Is%'
Bcrngce Farmer and Nina jasper
MAY Breeze ................, .LanSe
Margaret Hicky
souvenir De Fct". MERCER
Hazel Moore
Grand March De Concert. Nallenhaupt
Mildred Roscnl;"b
Enchanted Moments $4,000. - "e'os'
kathryn and Margaret knaoc
Nv Peace Thou Art............' I''sI'
Nina Jasper
Prelude .....,.....''. 1900 t'"'
Hcrnicc Farmer
NicV.cnnc .......'.,.'. ''''''
Hazel Mchcn
Noont!dc FNucirS. ...,,...''''' Sc'''N
Nellie ElCiSrt
,.,r..o-, Valsc Fieldhouse
Selma GiAispie
Musical Reading-"It's Time 70 TEL
You All Goodbye ........'. EIariuee
Vera HuEglnS. Madolyn Evel. Rutn
Robinson. Margaret Gary. Florence
nd Madol,n WurtZbach"r.
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About People
Movements Of Individuals TO Ana
PROM Tho City. o
AT THE HOTELS.

Rogers-A q. Stout. Morgantown; j.
Kcmpner. Fairmont: T.. ID. sweeney
MOrEantown.
McLure-Tcrc Todd. Cameron; George
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br ami Mrs. -. NJ. States entertained
The herald., 1921-05-19
CHARTER.
ODONNELL BROTHERs, IN
CORPORATED.

United States Of America. State of Lou
isiana, Parish of Orleans, City of New Or.
leans. Be II known, That on this first da v
OF the month Of April, in the year Of our
Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and
twenty-one and of the Independence of
the United States of America, the one
hundred and forty-ffth; before me, Gabriel
Fernandez, Jr., notary public, duly com
missioned and qualified, in and for fhe
Parish Of Orleans, therein residing and in
the presence Of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned personally came
and appeared Frank X. O'DonneIl. presi-
dent and Harold ]. O'Donnell secretary
treasurer of O'Donnell Brothers, Incor.
porated, who declared that at a general
meeting of the stockholders of O'Donnell
Brothers, Incorporated. a corporation or
ganized under the laws of Louisiana.
domiciled and doing business in the City
Of New Orleans, created by Act bafor,
Lawrence Il. Janin, notary public on Feb
ruary LIST, 1919. and recorded in the mort
gage Office in Book 1928, folio "a, held and
convened at the Office Of said corporation,
in the City Of New Orleans. on the 31st
day Of March, 1927, after complying with
all legal requisites they were authorised
as President and Secretary Treasurer Of
said O'ponnell Brothers, incorporated as
appears by a copy Of the resolution Of the
stockholders hereto attached and made part
hereof, to appear before me, Notary, for
the purpose Of amending the said charter
Of O'Donnell Brothers, incorporated. and
the said appearers ~ President and Qec-
retary-Treeusrer, reepectively Of 0aid
O'Donnen bsetAers, Ineerperated. and act-