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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Old Farmer Near Seaford Dies OF
Stroke. Leaving Estate OF
More Than $15O.OOO.
WAR VETERAN FOUND DEAD

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Delaware City, Feb 2t.-Ssmuci ilg-
vins who had not been secn by his friends
since last Wednesday. was tnanlly found
,fter AN investigation, by Harry Hall
and Harry Rose, living 'on the kitchen
floor NJ his residence, Washington street,
saturday afternoon at about 80
o'clock, Or Richards was called and
stated that the man had probably been
dead from % To Is hours before discovery.
Mr. Higgins, who lived alone was
a Civil War veteran enlisting in the
army immediately after graduating from
West Chester Military Acadcmy After
being honorahlv discharged from the
army. hc took up farming at MaCdon
ourh. where he was born Since his re-
tiremcnt from active work. about -
wear ago, MIR Higgins had lived at this
place He was in his 18th year Funeral
from the residence of his daughter, Mrs
John Clark. tomorrow morning at II
- clock; intcrmcnt at St Georges ccmc-
terv Services viii hc conducted by
Rev l.. W I.avfcldlpastor Of the NJ l..
Church. assisted hv Rev Mr. Pt1cr.
pastor of the Presbyterian Church Mr.
lIiggius leaves six daughters Mrs. Fl orcacc
W. II. Cnnucrs of Colt Md Mrs I
l. Ivnam Of KIrkwood Mrs ]. |. Nc
Conncll of Clcvcland. ohio Mrs John
clark. Mrs T Schuodor and Miss Ef.c
Higgins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

the men with q talk suitable to tho oc-
ciaion, which will be Wnshii ptor Birth
day.
The bake held Saturday NJ the home If
Miss Carrie l.. Gemnill was well patron
ized. The sum Of $3.50 WINS realized fer
the Ienten offering of Emmanuel Chruch
On Saturday afternoon ~ rooiere nc
companied the members OF the Now Castle
High School basketball team t. Dover TO
witness the game between the locals md
the Dover,iivc The locnl team lost by The
score of q 10 % ard this defeat gave the
State championship Of the -. l. 4 a
TO Dover. 81 the closc of tho gaffc th"
local players ard other guest were ~ ter
tanned ~ banquet ~ The llofrl l'ichard-
son The players appreciated the coiirteFt.
Arrangements aro beIng uadc for series
of three game - he played between the
two trans but the dafea hnpc noi btcn set
The hcgirrcre department Of lmnanncl
Sunday school, ~ charge of Alfs JGftrl
II Earp. superintendent mad hrf Harry
Cummings. her asei tert wlll hold bake
on Saturday. Meirh :. for tic mlfflornrF
fund
The Inst quarterly conference vii J."
held this eycniug ie the Methodist mtcb
when tlclcgntes b. the WllinliR Rt"I, Con-
ference viii be selcctrd
On Friday cvcring Rev Robert Boil.
vicar af old swrdea Church. Wilmington.
will bc tn spea' ~ IN Emmanuel hurch
Robert Eeale. proprietor If fbo iIot'l
Neulin. on Delaware efrrrt to-day nc-
eeptcd Il puaiilon rs f"rcif7' - ligron
Point. whcfc tlo American Salvage %
is unloading sholle
On Fridae evening soreral II tic cm-
81 II s4.Ff .s, "a { q.
seero lsvcd oG bat sifE r. uife AofE ~
morrow thla "aa DOM on naccaftti 81 tic
ncnfctv Il tie ytaris ~ -eToral deraftff"i Is
Tho member II fhr GIal r. conn ito
of tho Mtthadts' { mueh VII r'st t.
tnortow evening
Aicar otEosau - Rod Lion has accept
ed poaitiou - Ma Landing. y
With The rHrffurni ~ d'aaort'lng
several of flr btfIdlne that scrr astd
during the wHt or fHm itfaH tffpfa =
George NcIuttre oid Iachafd Rod
ney on Sattfdav evening atterdsd the
alumni bantpIot ~ beIa~arr COLLEGE
Nfrs Iuht Norriaoa Z hiIe atfel ding
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
C1lZZ03II;N1
HELPS make rich.red bloo< |
and revitalixe weak nerves !
HOW TO MAKE
MONEY TODAY
Men Wbo I~sL Bodily -s5 M.st.i yiS.s. NJ
Are NERVOUS fsrifsll- .sd f~slr ".
tis9-d. Shasit Fgt FsH 10 H--d fhs
ffs No, the 1suaFf~sf Men VIA
Alwsys Makes tks Ho~f Mou.F

New York uewspappf In EfrV
editorial says that ~ ian 2 flr fr.1 rla
Tho fairy chain nr fre jewels ir fHH
that fnake t ~ hrt ibaf II le 10
% watch Nlfh0If fhf HfAI" FNI
you cannot ~ atrad WIfh lf nnfh.nF
keep you bars { ts pierfs ~ ifN ir
ilopd that helps puf fHe lrrn f.I .ff
determination fir Tn Hhf..l Irf f.H
spring ~ rIrcrra srd rDust -.affrF ln r
Mcn ~ piufd au1 r.0 Nf.f nrfn
ruif ~ tIr Nrrio snn ffr .aIU- .f IHN q.
irferr bee itt0rr tp fuargr fllr Iurt U....
cells and tissue Hud rruIrg tuI cog tHf
ypu tur prrUfr amount ~ FrnN s..I
Dot Rrt fhr strength 1uf - .u
fore sou hfruruf frfafurn rffN Ir fr..
and mind Tlr1 ars r ffs ~ ~ 'ff ra
blrpH rYrr4a.ifa iu ..f tr"r
eu. must HH-r ttYu
when ypu nnd .p1rarlf ufrHaif rra-
irritable srf 'n-.'F lp.f Io rr rt
stt ~ aN .ft 'tfF.. fnd .HuH
~ uarsrre srFa'.H...
organ. iron u-r fI.I
trlp ffIrt .ts- ftf. H.f
.rrr"u' ,,.as-'.i
i-sr .r -r.t-rH rI'
y, fr.ft-.1 .net
sliatr at..nsr. fa.
ft.oJ tnf F
metallic
.s rof 70 ..sresd a+
~ f,a~ r8r 1nfr
HasE- r"
5,crar. I'D ri.-ti,ste fr-< t.r
<usate1 su .t.ry te t
NJ rr.rs
lef,Irdst ~ IE- u1.f
.rl.fain -3fI Iffarf.r
aruggIr'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. Feb 81 Officers Of Ladies
Aid Society Of Houston have been elected,
asfollows: President. Mrs. Florcrcc Thistle
wood. vice president. Mrs u. i Marlove;
secretary. Mrs William ChIsm; assistant
secretary. Mrs William Colhorr treaSur-
or, Mrs David NlrYard
Georgetown high school hns organized
the baseball team for the sprrR ard sum
mcr with Howard wilkins aS manager,
ard Herman W Johnson, captain
4 largo barn or the farm of II t. Quntt
lander OF Aiillsboro. tcrartcd hy tlwood
SCharcr VAS totally DESTROYED by frc,
last week duo 20 sparks caused by smoking
some pork large quar- titN oi meat.
corn and fodder was destroyed, also q
horse belonging to Herbert Burton which
was kept III TIN, stable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
REHOBOTH HIGH SCHOOL.

Rchoboth Beach. Feb 81 In com
petitive language ability test conducted
by tho officials of Delaware State College.
William Tvndall. q student ii Rehol"th
high school, made the highest score. The
high school faculty Is endcavoring 10 place
Rchoboth on par with the other high
schools in tho State. by nculcating in the
minds Of the students the values Of exact
ness In Their work and the obedience 10
rules Talks applicable to every day life
form part OF the course IN cIvlcs given
to the seniors.
The unusually fine weather has created
an interest in outdoor sports and the can
didates for the high school baseball team
are putting themselves into form by daily
practices. Arrangements for games Will
he made with some of the other high
schools
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
DEATH OF WEALTHY FARMER.

Scaforl Feb II Tho remains of J.
Fred Brown of Atlanta, six miles north
west nf Scaford, were brought 70 his
home last ulght. and funeral services
will he held there Wednesday afternoon
1T ? o'clock. IN charge of Rev William II
Darbic. rector OF ST l.ukc's L f. Church
this town BURIAL viii hc made At ~caford
Mr. Brown died Saturday n 5 81 . clock
in q Philadelphia hospital, where ho was
taken last Tuesday. after having suffered
a paralytic stroke the Saturday previous
This was the second stroke within the
past wear. lie was - wears of age, and a
son of the late George Brown, n Sussex
county farmer who lived near Seaford
Mr. Brown leaves an estate estimated 81
from SI50.O00 to $3.50 600 He was q
native Of this section and had always lived
here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

Mrs. Chas s. Horn at dinner, Saturday
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Hastings Of
Doylestown Pa, have returned homo
after spending two weeks here with her
sister Mrs Wilmer Steele.
A committee of the Legislature and q
government engineer from Washington
were in town, last week, and while here
they made trip to Indian River Inlet.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of VIII
mingtor spent the week end at the
Allison cottage,
On Tuesday evening n chicken supper
was given in the basement of the NJ r.
Church for the benefit of the ladles AID
Society
MIR. and Mrs G. s. Horn arc visiting
MIR. and Mrs Egmont Horn in Washing
ton, ID G.
Mrs Harry Rooney of Wilmington
spert part of this week here as R''est
OF Mrs H. II Rlggin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
NEWS or THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Storm Played Havoc With POLE
and Wire Lines in and About
the City.

speclal Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle, Feb. u The attend
ooce was good Mt the Nethodat Epaco-
nal Church. Yesterday morning, TO hear
the talk given by Lieutenant trnnk
Comes. the official interpreter of the
New York Supreme Court and formerly
n member Of the Russian and Rolimanian
Commissions Of the Red Gross lie
sneaker revealed the facts that while nc
was purchasing supplies ipr Rounatln
in Tihls. Armenin he was taken To sub
urban section of the town by a resilient
aud was shown starving children thtlht
tho flesh of deceased children Mother :
ver, seen holding children IL one town
IN their breast unconscious oi them beinR
load lie visited un orphange IN one town
and during his staV II was badly crowded
A mother came with child ~ her arms.
bepginp 10 he admitted. which thcF WeIe
unable ia do, and she vas told ta Ro
IN a town 20 miles distant, where she
might get mssiRtance. lpon leaving IN,
orphanpc. bound for train he pa@s.d
two dead bodies living IN the street IL
recognized them - persons VINO ia3d
npnlied at the institution 70 be taken
carr Of Many OF these mothers Net' ol
the Turkish harcn.
Hp anHN haiu ifth FNitAi
tins city late SATURDAY night and Nes
frrday did much damage Ia the telephone
servire 4 number of poles were btaken
of M the ground hv the hcavv wind
The local service from the exchange VA
MOI intcrfered with, except Tor ringing
current The operators Vefe eainpettd
to use the hnnd appliance 10 call s'il'=
scr,hnrs No servlcc was gotten from
Wilmington. Philadelphia 81 llelaHafe
City oo account of III" lines hetnR torn
down Last evening hlit ono truck Inc.
out ~ - was ~ scrvIcr for ouiside com
muoiration r /, pinder track iofefnHn
fnr the PENNSYLVANIA rallroad AMI hl9
gang If woikmcn Ncro called aat and
thcv wen husy cleaning eRiirhrs md
,lcarirc the trucks at SNOW ~ lie sfass
iega Trolley cars werv unahle T. g.
through IA Delaware liy until iafe III
thu afternoon
George " Burns. the rnad sllotvls"r
FOR the county. has hccn kept husE Tor
several DAYS. filling the holes aud making
the repairs - tho roadway With elnders.
that leads from 1hrstinnu - ltafe {
Corner
Rector lorcph II Earr and the Young
ncr, of the Iumanuel lplacopal hnfeh
extend IN invitation 81 Other net = tie
t,vn u attend a smoker ~ tie Fafl /
uouse tomorrow evening ~ aeietA =
winch Goorgc Nclutir vii s1isftsai
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Fob u. Nr AMI Mrs ].
OhrIu,- small of Nev Brunswick. \ T..
arc hero for several days with friends and
relatives
Mis-, Ir3rccs CordrCl - ErCdcrIca Is
here With !rlcrds and rclatlycS
Mrs Il I Bcurctt lift Yesterday for
Philadelphia where She vill ~pcrd several
davS
Mis-, Clara Elliott is yisitirg Ill PhIla
jclphia
/ bake for the benefit of St Phillips
p F.. sunday school was held this after
noon
The annus meeting of Laurel Produce
Growers Association will he hold next
Wednesday afternoon IN the NaccahoeS
Hall. this town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

81 Peters Church yolfftfym0rrirRW Wns
stricken with illress Her corditior last
cVctirR was IN proved
Miss Madeline Brown ~ Wilmin Rfor
spent the Weekend hR q guest ~ Miss
May Fehl.
III Saturday. iasue ~ Every EyeriI y
il was announced that David Smith ard
family of Second street bad moved ~ VIII
ninetnp III place af Mr. Smith ard family
moving il WAS the furniture of bis brcthef-
in-law that he hnd ~ storagr
Mrs Sara Wells II confined % her home
with grip
Frank Carol vho vas opcrted upon
several DAYS ngo ~ Wilmington hoE-
pital has returned home greatly improved.
William O'Rourke is confined 70 the
home of his brothcr-in-law. Michael
Drvlin, suffering from grip Mrs II.
Jones. James Kelley and Solden : Deemer
arc ILL.,
Miss Mary Bishop, who has been
suffering from pneumonia, - able -
ait up. Burton 7 Iank who has boon
confined % his home with 'llncea -
improving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
NEW : OF NEW arm.

Newark Ich II Dclauat, College
~tu,icpt Goiuril Cove = dancc, >atur-
dsr ruchf in the arm"rN which was
att d,d hy about Ivt} couples ! r'nn-
her - graduates ~ I)cfavair College
asl the Womcns ColeEr Who werc
hack lar the aurual hanqucts also hold
that ,vcnlrg. atter,led the dance
Nir and Mn J PiIl'g Wright have
gore T. California vtcrc tlcy VII
sneud several weeks
Harry l. Bonham. who spent several
weeks III Florida, returned hon last
week
Mr. and Mrs Clarcrrc Evans have
returned from i two weeks trip IL Nliam
and other points ~ Florida
Junior ard seniors ~ Newark high
school viii 10 e1 teftalncd ~ the New
Century { Ciuh. tomorrow afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Sp.,ial Correspondence ~ Every ,vening
Flkton. Md Fcb - Frlshy i
Cochran. nrslstar' tra,nn astcr ~ Perry
willie for the Penn syl,anln ralroad. died,
Thursday night after \ hricf illness of
aged - years lic leaves
4 widow and two children fuurfal Was
held Yesterday from his late shomc
Magistrate Nichols, ~ RlsmF sun,
imposed 4 hnc oi SO On Frank liaines
of that town. for operating bis automo-
bile on n borrowed license tag
commissioners of Rising sun have or
.Icred all slot machircs and othorgamhllr &
devices removed from tho various stores
in the town urdcr penalty Of prosecu-
tlon
The remains of Mrs Sara ! Rrickley
widow of Samuel J Brcklcy Of RislEg
sun who died last "Wednesday III Balti-
more were brought e. her late home.
Saturday aud intcrmcnt made m Rising
Suu cemetery
+ Ward Brown Of Port Deposit. =
road contractor, has announced his can
for didacy the Republican nomination
county for commissioner
Pctor Jensen farmer Of near Elkton,
reports that has premises were entered.
Friday night and his chicken flock end
a lot of corn stolen
The FIVE bandits III Elkton jail awaiting
rcqIisltior papers from the Pennsylvania
authorities, charged with holding up
James Dooljttle at West Grove. Pa,
on Tuesday last. and robhlng him OF sc
cases of whisky. have engaged two Elk
ton LAWYERS 10 institute habcas corpus
proceedings. in order to be admitted t.
bail
Rev W. NJ. McMecn. pastor Of Church
willie Presbyterian Church, has tendcIoC
his resignation t. the church offcla
board
Owing TO lack of orders, Powers Foun
dry Go plant in Flktop has been place.
on a four-day per week schedule
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
CARD PARTY AT SEAFORD.

Seatord. Feb 2l- Mrs Harry Phillips
gave fivc-hundrrd card party. Friday
evening in honor Of her sister. Miss Emma
Smith of Tovcrsford Pa, who Is making
her a visit. Mrs William II Huston was
awarded first prizc and Miss Maudc
Reed second prize
Those present were Mrs Joseph II
Cox. Mrs + G Ross NlrS Calhoun J.
Ross, Mrs Ira \ NheatICy, Mrs William
b Huston. Mrs, l. Avery Hobbs, Mrs.
J Melvin Barnes. Mrs G. c. Thompson.
Mrs II T. Phillips, Miss Alaudc Reed
Miss Emma Smith, and Mrs James
Crawford. Willlamstown, \. {.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

"No-To-Bac" has helped thousands to
break the costly nerye-ehattering to-
bacco habit. Whenever you have long
ing for a cigarette. cigar, pipe, or for a
chew. Just pla harmless No-To-Bac
tablet in your mouth instead, 10 help
relieve that awful desire. Shortly the
habit may be completely broken, and yOu
are better of mentally. physically, fnan-
cialIy. It's so easy, so simple. Get box
Of No-To-Bac and if it doesn't release
you frcm all craving for tobacco 10 any
form. your druggist viii refund your
money Without question.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
DANCE WITH A MYSTERY

Dover, Feb. 21.-The dance 10 he
gwen tomorrow evening by Walter l.
Fox. Post. No. ,. American Legion. prom
ises to be one of the most interesting fun--
tions OF the season Il Jniquc features
which arc II characterize the Garcc have
caused many coricctures in Dover ard
vicinity a 10 what they mean. This
has been kept secret
Those interested in the success of the
evenings entertainment also hIIt that
valuable and substantial tokcIs viii bc
among the unique features but in =
manner different from the usual prlzes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
CO Id, L, S
ms ~ ytNat'N
.Pape's Cold Compound IS
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stav stufcd-up Cunt blowing
and snuffling, 4 dose Of "Pnpcs Cold
Conno,nd" taken every two hours nm
I'll ,brcc doses mn taken usually breaks
any cold right up.
Th,, very first dose opens cloggcd nos
trIis and the mir Passages of the head
stops nose running, relieves the head-
ache. dullncss. feverishness.
"papcs Cold Compound costs only
A.. fow cents n drug stores II acts with
n,l+ assistance. tastes nice, contains no
oulnlnc Insist upon Pape.si
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
MORE RAIN THAN SNOW

>csford. Feb. p Thus community
was treated Yesterday. t. the FIRST winter
weather OF the season. 4 severe ram storm
set n during the early NOR ing which
later turned 20 snow. but the ground was
too wet for the snow u remain and il
soon melted away While the Thermometer
dropped some the dav was rot cold
Travel was practically out Of the ques
non and very few people hraycd the Gle
ments 70 20 ont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
Rev. George ". Peck At 81. Andrew.

ta- George II Tors one ~ tho most
,r,.,,i,,ent ,rirlafera ~ the Methodist
Episcopal Church. viii 30 the sp'nl'r
- tho next noon day Itbfeu s"rFlcr -
i,o held In 81 Audrew's Epi8"opni
churoh ~ Eighth aui sbipleg atr'o'H.
t.,,,.rtoe. Dr. pcrt BE- connected with
ihe Methodist Hospifl in i'al'
,.ore rfatop Luther - HHaou Hae
tho auouker "ho had b'"n cHr"
for the service ioTanrro~, uu' eu Sa'nr
day 1eaioh Marvel. chairman ~ 'h'
committee IN ATTENDANCE. received ""r1
ftom %ew York that liish"p ".lFrn
II ard That big pl1V7.rian htd .orh'd'l"n
him ftkiug part in au| 7'f ices i"r -
present. The blshou promised. n5"
,..fr that If bis hoaItu w"lld permit
mat H. would b. here aad make ou ~
dreaa before tha WeefirE7 r0rriudo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!!
Musterole Works Without the
BliSter-EaSier. Quicker

There's no sense in mixing q mess
Of mustard, -four and water when you
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff
ness with little clean. white MusteroIe.
Musterole is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the form Of the present
white ointment 1t takes the place of
mustard plasters. and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group. stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy, ,rheuma.
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds Of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
35c and Csc jars; hospital size $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rchoboth Beach, Feb y Maoy
young folks have joined Miss RIgcin :
dancing class W hich meets every Saturday
night.
Miss Annie B. Dodd entertained Air
and Mrs Ralph - Pointer ard Mr. and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
Case Goes Over.

y !. frank Ball. counsel for DANIEL
sullivan and George H Conncly charged
with dsordcrly conduct is III. Judge Lynn
in Municipal Court today continued tbcT
cases until Wednesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

Better grf really row Wha'
ubv tho big. gosJ oid faoh.or4 !
Esmi1aRe sale Gflt trw dat
,-aff Adv
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-08

The April term of the Bourbon
Fiscal Court convened yesterday,
with. Judge George Batterton presid-
ing, and the following Magistrates
present: Fretwell, Thomson, Bur-
ris, Stephenson, Virgins, Shropshire
and Turner A large number of
claims against the county were al
lowed and ordered paid. The report
of the Road Engineer for March was
received and accepted. An advalorem
tax for 1921 was adopted as follows:
Court house bonds. two cents; pixies
and bridges, twenty-five cents; gen.
'eral purposes twenty-three cents; poll
tav on each male inhabitant over
twenty-one years of age, $3.50. An
advalorum tax of twenty-five
cents on all property for State pur-
poses outside of the city of Paris,
the Little Rock Graded School dis
trict, and the North Middletown
School district, for school purposes,
and a poll tax of $1.00 was ordered.
An appropriation of $500 was made
toward Kentucky Children's Home
Society. The County Treasurer was
authorized to sell $4,000 in road
bonds. The County Attorney was
authorized to employ an expert &C
countant to audit the books of the
Road Commissioner, County Treasur-
er and Sheriff Wallace Mitchell,
of the Farmers and Traders Bank,
was elected County Treasurer for a
term of four years.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-08
Notice

All persons having claims against
the estate of Wyatt Lewis, deceased,
are hereby requested to present same,
properly proven, rs required by law,
to the undersigned Administrator, at
his office in Paris, KY, for adjust
ment and payment. All such claims
not, presented within the proper time
limit, will be bafred,N
All persons knowing themselves in
debted in any way whatsoever to the
estate of the said Wyatt Lewis, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to call at
the office of the undersigned Admin
istrator, in Paris, KY, and make full
and complete settlement Of such in
debtedneSS.
HORD w. MANN,
Administrator of Wyatt Lewis De-
ceased.
(8-3wks-F)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-08
OFFICERS CHASE SUSPECT

A telegram received here We'd
nesday night from railroad officials
at Winchester by the local police
stated that six hobos
were on northbound l.. & N.
freight train, and asked for their
arrest. Chief Link and Patroman
Judy went to the South Paris yearGs
and discovered theme who ran in
different directions. Patrolman Judy
fired one shot at one of ths-aeeing
man, but failed to stop him. Two
men giving their names as James
Smith, of Canton, Ohio, ond John
Mcdonald, of Cincinnati, were plac-
ed under arrest. 1t was thought
they may have been connected with
holp-up which took place in Mt.
Sterling few days ago.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-08

Get busy Keep busy! Is your
lob unsafe? Is it permanent? You
want a lifelong business. You can
get into such business selling more
than 1877 Watkins Products direct to
farmers if you own an auto or team
or can get one; if you are under SO
and can give bond with personal
sureties. We back you with big SELL
ing helps. Fifty-two years in bust
ness, 20,OOO,00O users of our pro-
ducts. Write for information where
YOU can get territory.
J. R. WATKINS CO.,
Department Ill, Winona, Mimi.
(5-4tT)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-08

at the front door of the Court House.
in Paris, Kentucky, at about the
hour of II o'clock, a. M, sell at pub
Tic auction to the highest and best
bidder the following described pxop-
erty.
A certain house and lot front
, Ing on Higgins avenue 81 feet,
more or less and extending back
j PIP feet, mere or less. to the
, property Of Laura Robinson, in
the rear and being the
same property conveyed
to Allie G. Rowland and
Bette Howard, ETC., by deed of
record in Deed Book los, page
81, in the Office of the Clerk of
: the Bourbon County Court.
: Said sale will be made upon the
credits of six, and twelve months, the
purchaser or purchasers being re-
equal PARTS of the purchase money,
each due six and twelve months from
date of sale respectively, and bear
ing interest at the. rate of six per
cent (6%) from date of sale until
paid; said bonds to have the force
and effect of judgments.
Said sale is made for the purpose
of satisfying the lien indebtedness
Hue the Maxwell Motor Sales Cor
poration, and the debts which the de-
PENDANT Allie Rowland, owes to the
creditors of the Citizens Garage.
o. T. HINTON,
Master Commissioner B. c. c.
(apr8-15-22)