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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07
IarTEND COTTON CONGRESS
Five Tulsans Present nt convention
Held In London In June.

Five representatives from Okla
homa attended the lntcrnationaI
cotton conference at Manchester,
England. during the third week IN
June, according 10 a card received
hy tho chamber ~ commerce
Wednesday from l.. Is. cone, one OF
the delegates. Eugene Lorion pub
Usher Of Tho World. also attended.
cone adds that the state was most
generously recognized
While the message on his card Is
necessarily restricted as L. volume
by limited space, he summarizes
conditions in England and also pes
simisti,ally, by stating that mos,
Industries are closed on account Of
labor conditions, situation looks
very gloomy
The message in fun is THE cot
TON conference closed yesterday,
and today We leave for Scotland and
about two months on the continent
Oklahoma had five representatives.
and the state was most generously
recognized Most Al, industries are
closed account labor conditions SIT
uation looks very gloomy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07
CREEKS BODY IDENTIFIED
Man Drowned at Sand springs Lake
Monday Night Recovered.

N.e' Rutulos, 2S. who was
drowned in Sand Springs lake ear
W Monday night. and whose idenl
wy vas unknown for some time,
"A' My a three months resident
O.. .n.- country. it developed We'd
'.r.N after his body had been re-
cove. after several days work Of
the lake, lie came here
Ir" Greece and has a wife and a
,'. "nths-old baby living near
"'.u"s. Greece.
IH" Young man went swimming
'' Tho lake bout 7 O'Clock Monday
evening with several Greek friends,
I'' "ls good swimmer and is cup
posed io have drowned after taking
l,' cramps, without giving any
E1'ulos came to America after
ErF'aF eight years in the Greek
army and has been employed in a
i'ant owned by his brother,
I''' WIFE has been notified Of the
".',h. Funeral services will he held
ID " o'clock Wednesday afternoon
me Mi,chell-FlcminG chapel
'4'''l VIII be at Rose Hill cemetery,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07
WORLD MARKET PAGE
SUDDEN ADVANCE
ENVEL0PS STOCKS
Basis for Recovery I'm
oxplainable; Dealing
Is Extensive

,.y YORK. July 6.-Thc stock
...... today made sudden and
...4 advance after further early
.....r..r, 300 which new low rec
.... u.r, ,s'.hlishcd by vatlous
s lHe issues.
-....t.. developments to explain
OIL. ....y pcrc lacking. but tho
..... .,tl which shorts covered tos-
...4 g.. tn, prccaroua position Of
,..., .,.'Iuu. 10. -les were NtiVe
... .r.II. sales of 935.OOu shares
.r. nearly three times those OF
y '.r4'.
7 u...uu Petroleum again was the
....... l..Ip That stock rallied
t.r. d.. carly low of 81 "a to lOl
T.. r.Itug net gain Of 10 points.
p...N American Petroleum, Allan
u.r and General Asphalt ended
ID. ..... ut % u 10 s points and
.... .f tr, domestic issues of that
..... a-t showed marked strength,
I.. ...,u,tu oils. reversing ycster-
g.t. uo,,mcu,, were heavy.
rr .aus'rias advances ranged
,,.r il 3. l-2 points, equipments
..J motors also finishing at sub
s,ar.H gains.
I'll. rl-. Of rails was especially
,rU......, embracing many of the
h.r e.aIr 'rauscoutincntals and
..trg.r-. notably C.uadiau Pacific.
Great northern. Northern Pacific,
a... louisville y Nashville ana At
nr.. coast Line at gains of TO
'iuuN points.
Da. money rates were steady At
1-2 per cent on the exchange and
q. luW as "a per cent in the open
m..... .uroieu exchanges denoted
uncertain condition abroad. With
g.. .N.ypuons liberty and victory
issue. Vnr, higher. but the bond list
q. "a whole failed to keep pace with
tu. s'..N market. Total sales par
value. {lU.N7j.Oo0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07
Business Men to BE
Carpenters Thursday

Just how good work can be done
bv men in other trades and ouSi-
ncsscs will he shown Thursday when
the business Mems Bible class OF the
First Baptist church, with IS difter-
ont professions represented IN lls
membership, will turn out 20 buiId
a $500 classroom on the rear or the
church lot at Fourth and Cincinnati
avenue. Tho men viii begin at 5
O'Clock this morning and their, own
.u,Il,,.s viii know them no more hh-
til the building is practically com
riaf,d. The foundation was laid ana
iuuh,r cut Wednesday by four car
ncnfcrs who are members ot the
class.
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Liberty Bonds.
COTTON IS DEPRESSED
But Board Takes ON Better Feeling
Because of More Demands and
les, offering for Spots.

NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Mild
deprassIOus ruled during the greater
part ', the trading in cotton today
hu' toward tho end the market took
ou s. mach less offering in southern
spot markets. In the late trading
'nr moro active months made their
highest levels, standing to S
points down, compared with the
'as. prices ot yes .crddy. october
traded AS low rs -ll.S5C. reached to
l-.o6.. and closed at l2.04c.
Tho opening was at "a decline and
tho decline persisted until II
amounted 20 II to Is points. WoaH-
Ness iu the Liverpool market sus-
'un.d much Of the selling, although
Liverpool cablcd over that the
pressure there seemed to come
chiefly from hedge selling which
was accepted as meaning that Eng
0sh spot merchants were buying
actual cotton on this side. EN-
p,DW.oue OF unfovorabl" weekly
crop reports caused almost a COM
Tla'a recovery Of the early losses
hut whom the reports turned out
much better than lc-Lod for, selling
increased again and ms time It car
r."d The market OF for net declines
o. about T. 10 20 points.
Fer while the market was soft
bur In the last hour OF the session
r. acquired more stoadiuoss than 1t
pad sh.w0at any other stage Of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07

WICHITA. kaus. July t..-Cattle-Re.
ceip's 100. steady, uaty" steers g. 500
800. cows and hsIf"fH s 0rr O0. stock
crg and feeders 1900 . 80, calves 50 50G
100
Hogs Receipts 900 9oc higher. tor
I9,25, bulk S115Hg.2J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07

IORT WONTW- TcNaH. July 6--NatU'
receipts 500. booyos 81 00u o Is
stoctcrs f2.eudt 100. cows and hciforl
. 1op 90; calves 800 u6.2i.
Hogs Receipts 900. lights s9.25u
$50. heavy s. 00u Q. 90 y pigs s6.00d 15.
sheep Receipts 100, lambs 300 $50
wethers 50 jOm 100, ewes f2.50Gs.5O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07

CHICAGO. July Potatoes steady,
receipts a. ears, Virginia !3yOpi.l5 per
barrel. Carolina $500 3 40 per barrel,
e.ay uhios 5 200 per cwt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07

KANSAS CITY. July Cash wheat
No. hard i.lSh ul4o, No. red il.i,a-
] 20.
Corn so. . mixed as. G49c; No
yellow Bic. No. g. SOC.
oats--No. white 33}sc No. ? mixed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07

OKLAHOMA cry, july C-Cattle-R Re
CelV'S 100. active, steers 81 hOn 80
cows and hcifcts t3.7tw5.25; calves g. 90
uS50. stockerS and feeders o. so
Hogs-Rcoeipts 200. 2ic higher, top
ll.lO. bunk ArOmnl 81 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07

KANSAS CITY. July { -Eggs io io*er;
irs's SOC. seconds &c.
I.t's, u. hanged.
Tuul'ry-H,us uuclsrVai iyc; nos,y
hru.icgs Be- lower 25c, Hslt oroilers g.
lover. Bic.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07

=
APPROVED ,his 9TH DAY ~ July tegi.
z u. EVANS.
Mayor,
Mus rHANIt SEAMAN.
Citr Auditor
I'HANK o. DUNCAN.
C.ty Attorney
July let. 1921.
! Puhllshyd IA tho TuIpu pnuy World
i,'n, lh. 80 aud July and - 1921.
N"rIi iuhlaftuF tumunnv Publisher
NOTICE or FILING or APPLICATION
i'h blNSpllllpS or CDNpDVATIDN
0'Hi" - Oklahoma, County ~ rulRa. ~
Ia We Matter ~ the Dissolution of tho
iWto hiI company ~ Corporation
An persona win trko notice that on tho
| lfth day ~ July. i92t application win hc
made 10 tho district cour, ~ rus, county
| oklahoma by tho unlcrslgnoi ofriccrs ana
! directors ~ ~" Pure pil Company. u cor.
IN" loyal dissolution " said corporate N
aud tho dHtrlhutou ~ its asscts In the
| manner provided by law
pUHif on. COMPANY
| Nv u. l.. GiliRnd rroaidcnt
| Alvin NichArdH Secretary
| aud IrrHruFnr
y l. bilaud. Director
= q. lilSHttnud Director
. Alvin Richards. Director.
ALVIN RICHARDS
ErHA IAWNENCE
httorucyH fpr Petitioner
lrubliahcd In 1no Tulsa Daily wori,
tune a. 20. and - ard ropubIi-hed Jul,
O. g. and = 1921 world Publishing 20.
| PublishotFD
OitpINhHcE Ma. 2r67.
| An Ordinance 10 Hppuriiun. levy and
ns",HS IN" cost of improving portion
| Of thni certain Allry IN nlnck 1OG
original rownHitc, frum the north line
| Of 1hifd street tu tho south line ~
SECOND street. included within street
| Improvement District no 2GS against
NJ amluns, prnp"ty tho property
HHs,-sulcnt and mo nwnors thereof M
a"ih street Improvement Distr't,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07

Hu>tNE. july Lead, spot % 5s; IN
'...s -. .-. E.ug spot 80 lis I'd. Future,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07

N,u York Money.

NEW YORK. July Zinc frmer ,
/ East 81 Louis spot f,25H Hi 35. Lead spot
| quiet. unchanged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07

NEW YORK, July s.--Pr'me mercantile
pap,r Gi,aGlz exchange heavy sterling
GO-day bills and Commercial! to-day b.,s
3s5T, demand 37OA cables 3.7l -.
Francs Demand 7.pl, cables I,H3.
NerkH-Demand ! 81; cables ~.
Greece Demand $50
Sweden Demand 2l.S0
Sorway-Bemand 4,0k
Argentine Demand 2SAI.
Northumberland 100.
nontrral-l2lH per cent discount
Bacas-Government firm, railroad bonds
firm Time loans steady. 30 days ."
days and months. . per cent.
can money easter, high ~ low =
ruling rate ia. closing bid 3 offered at
81, last loan STA bank acceptanoes D
and ~ Per cent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07
kansas CITY Provisions.


KANSAS cry. July 6.--PolatJes un-
changed
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New Orleans Cotton.
NrW ORLEANS July Spot cotton
F'.H". Quiet revised unchanged Sales
- E..' fl-H. - Hrivo 2io; low midd ing
~. w.ti'.ug ''ll2, good mlddlng
i.-'. Es..Inf4 3575. stock 45i 2ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07
COLOSSAL piuro 60 Adv,
LEGAIS.


IHuhU.h.H M 90, n..t Daily world.
July 5000. N.lu IHh..n.rl ..uu.
NanN. uuIN-N...H
.I.IH..t t.g.I. 30. .I..
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New York Cotton,
NIW YORK july cotton spot quiei
w.fINrr ii2ot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Continued From First rascl

Continued From First haScp
Chorus OF Colors-Holl;--.\. Glover
Pace Iatshaw
poesy .:..... Julia Morrow Churo"
chorus OF DAY brvamS-N!H. JyNEc!s.
Siguaigo. Eowc
Love ......... Elizabeth li>Nton
Loyalty .......... Martha C""oet'
Place Forcs; OF Arden
Ptano--Mary Wood Wh.tehurs'.
Niolin--lda Grccnlaw Dances - on
stance l:chois. Costumes Kathleen
uencht Min~trri> Friday.
4 large audience via 40 t. the
Chambcrlaynu School Friday might
TO attcnd the minstrel show and lawn
fetc TO ne given there At N.5u o'clacii
by "a number of the boys % the school
for the Lenvnt OF tho Boys' school at
Is being directed ana traincd - Mrs.
George Warrior, VIII be given N
tho open air and a fascinating pro
gram has h"cn arranged.
Some of the boys ;akln.; part ar"
Jack Sands. Allen >hIi"r Morris
lfnckncy TAYLOR Cruinp. Fat GLIB
son. Ru:o-'i Ngluns. Charles Maiden
and others William Powers aud Ed
ThomaSOn are business managers for
the event. Tn" public Is cur!ia!ly In
Nitcd TO attend.
Hawaiian iFctc Wednesday.
ON" OF tho largest and most brill
May viii d" the Hawaiian t,;s to be
held on tho roof garden or tn" Rich
mond il"tel WeduesdnE cY"uinG at
$50 O',lo,z The AFFAIR is fuv the
benefit II the open AR schools az the
city and is under the auspices OF tn"
"pcn air school committee OF tho
Richmond Educational Association. o.
which Mrs NJ - Branch is chairman.
Many tables have hcy8 reserved in
advance ana The prug"aiu Viii nciui-
a real Hawaiian uInse- ana other
unique and attractive features.
Miss Mary lIawcs is chairman and
is assisted by the following com
in!ttcCS:
Mrs. .ew.s /, nosncr tar;es Mrs cioyi
Mr< Newton Naqrha4, ) -,- ;icheis Mr..
Elisa beth Stntt. nls.r;.s.ac Mrs y NJ
noscnhaua. M7e. A.rN lsro vi. ratroucSsos
Mss Anns H;,Ms; M,,s Nay |, Ins'"r.
music.
), Tube ea7, T. c,nrns,h 'y 'eleYhoniaE
iAiasIIi Mfs W!liaM MA AaiIsoa' MI
Mrs. Z J.. B.miSS Mr> iona Stewart
lityan; Mrs. Charles q. Bgsher. Mr.. VII
Stinue1 Cohen, Mis- !: VI. Iruicl;i Id Mrs.
WhAtm W";acr GNl Miss Eil.'. GLASGOW.
NJ ' irals I S.iv@ay Nh hrs Ith l.
sHtaa il1iss,oas N NIL ia ioas NJ:
Mrs " e. Iianch Mis-. g. q I,leuiime.
Mrs Thomas scp@: Mrs ca l1u saith,
James Iuraiu> a. Miss ! ssio tIa1ari MIS-.
I, ho'H"> MtAHams. Mrs GAInrtt lSH",
Ms .NcNt'u Vaughan. il. Miss M.uy
II "w"s, Ass ANA iia",s, Miss Mary IaI,.
tts"E."F. "t"i ...tH1"tiH scott M's- =. 'syI
} .!.Sh. Miss Ian Sira+s.trH. Mrs Isnn
II. Lyons, A.ta T. y Gu"at W. .N.b.-t
-. iiI... AiTs .. ~ KLAUS. Mrs ntaH n
!! "H' v:s Nrs t.oyi .'ut MES. Nalk".
scott. .ifs Withm =. NUsrsr.a- huS
iierUeft Ii4.a"sn Mig. Wlli,u .urtatup.
~. 81. "! 100. aN-uin. MIS- C.,ru,.' Htl
:. 5. hhaT'" 'a.lstltU. AIS So. - 100. 30
''-' -''fEf ..'tN els h..'-''l s.i"tt MlHA
D.. Mc..v Al-. Franz UTsaG- Nh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

uhd"r 'h" auspices Of tn" woman's
Military of the church. viii be Illus
'fit'h with St"r"opticuu vIrws OF III.
mountain mission work uc III, f.pls-
opal church In This State. y mu-
n!'h' program Viii also be rivrn
IN" public is invited
quiet wedding.
quiet home wedding. with only
relatives and II few intinnt. friends
,uS"h, took place Saturday morn
ing. April 30. when Mis- LAM.
nnr"Sa Ci"rk". dauIhtcr of TIA" late
'tmcs T.. ana i.ucic McC;rcchcc Clarke
~ CUMBERLAND County, wag married
10 ltooophil j. Gaructt. OF Riccs. Tho
Ir'cMon? WAS performed at til. home
oi 'h' hrii's sister. Mrs H. T.. Par
,.Hh' iiishiand Park, Richmond. and
rev H. lnlniorc Clarke. OF SuNnlI
br"'hcr OF the bride. oiiiciatcd az.
sisted ny iicN. Williams. of the IIi,;h
ihhn ihrk Methodist Church III.
rooms wcr" decorated with ever
green. p0ticd plants and pink shaded
candies. Little Palmorc CLARKE. Jr
carried the ring on - silver tray nuJ
Elizabeth Parrish acted as flower
tirl, carrying Il basket Of sweet nr,s
Thc hrid" entered with her hrninn,
Thomas Clarke. Of Wilson, n q whn
gave her away. The groom was ~ b.
tended by his brother. Howard Gar.
i.eit, as best man.
Mrs. W. J. hilbert. OF Norfolk. sis
ter "f the bride. piny"G ;hc wedding
music.
The bride wore = sui, Of dark hInc
with hat TO match. ana q corsagc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

bouquet OF Sunburst hoscs and lilies
or the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet,
LEFT immediately after the ccrcmOn!
for short wedding trip. after which
they VIII be at home at I.assltcr
G"ocniand County.
Farrell Post Party.
The wornan's Auxiliary. OF Mixah
Presbyterian church. Will Eiyc Il par
Get post party Tuesday evening at :
U'"lock. ia tho sunday schoolroon,
7oi Third Avenue, Highland Park. for
the Crippled Childrcn's Hospital. Or
"f tho work OF tn. hospital. Mrs
lone Cutler Stoncr viii give II read
iur. MrH. Melvin Iass!tcr. Mrs. Con
rad pric" aud Mrs Lin Ensl"w vii
Ice tho solotsts and Miss ltathcry,
Shillinburr viii give violin sol"
accompanied by MISS Mar! Hosch'
berger.
Mrs Addison Lewis Is chairman o.
the program.
Patrons hay Mt school.
ON Tuesday OF this week Patron
DAY vii. be observed In the Il. T.
Lee. school From lO:30 to IL in III.
norniuy there Viii bc held AN cN
.hIhit Of ,ho years work. including thu
OF drawing. scwinr
cooking. manual training and gym
rastics. visitors wlll also have AN
opportuniLy to 20 Into tn" class
rooms and sec the regular days wory,
In progress morning spent ii
thus Observing the work Of a modern
school Is We'll worth the time given
Continued OF Page B. Col ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

! parent hat aud carrying Killarney
| roses. acted ns maid OF hnnor. The
| brtIr entered on the arm Of her faith
or. and WAS mot ut III" nltar.by the
| groom and his hes; man. Thomas \.
| Scott III" Wedding ring was the
! same used 10y 1.-THE brides grandmother.
] Mrs. i;ro"E" Sturrh.
The brides suit Was OF arh-hluc
| tricotine aud she wore a. large cor
sag" bouquet Of orchids.
| After Il Northern trip. MIR. and Mrs.
Scot; will bc II, HON" at l'airvicw
| Farm. near IichInond.
| Engagement Announced.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas iuda push.
OF High I'M" charlotte County. an
n"uncc TN" cnGaccm"nt and approach
inE marriage of their daughter. VIZ
.; Raleigh. y &. The wedding will
tax" plac. IN June.
approaching MnrrinEr.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l. Marin announce
the enforcement and approaching
marriage of their daughter. Margaret
Ann. To Frank j. Ecrnadini.
Gtntcr Park club.
Tho ,:int.r Park Womau's Ciub viii
hold is literary round table Tues
day afternoon al o'clock in the
br Douglas Freeman VIII discuss the
"hutohiorraphy nf Lady ASuuith."
Recital tor LEG Chapter.
4 musical recital Will b" giv"n at
ihc hume OF Mrs. Ernest l.. Boiling
lois Floyd Avenue under the aus
pieces OF Lee Chapter. L. -. t.. May
III ut N:30 +. NJ for the Home for
Confederate" Women.
The public is invited. aud an at
tractivc program has been arranged
Observation-Disclosures.
MIR AMI Mrs. William l'cndali
Bachc, OF savannah. ia. announce
The engagement 90 their daughter.
Lila Iiardin I:achc. To Thomas Fierce
Norwood at Savannah Ga vh. we'd
ding Wi! TAX" pi.Ic" June 20 AT 3:30
O'Clock at Wesley Monumental Church.
Miss Bach. was - former resident
of Richmond aud i well En"wu here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

she Is tho sister oc Hardin *. Bnch,
ami cyrus Mcc. Bachc, Of This ,i,v
MIR. Norwood IL "A young buslnrI.
mar of Savannah. = member OF mo
chatham Artillery. National Guards
aud served fourteen months in Frame
with tn" ~ T.. r.
i'"iitnE school OF Music RrcItni,
FROM among the pupils OF tn.
f"'l'Hg S:horl OF Music tho follow
lhE were ON the program at the last
recital: Misses laiicy, Ware. Hu..s
T.. Ruhm. \. Rohm. rcatross. l.. ,;ur.
uoh. Phillips. Weinstciu. e.. Shpppnr,l
4. smith. y. Smith. Iiil Roscnhcrr
atskey. Davis. Wray, I,erz. Homes
VI. WinEiield. Parrish. Autcn. Hills,
man. iiomci"r. Fowler. y Gordon and
ii"i"h 'kipwith, Masters De Corr ana
VI Gordon. The parlors were uIicd
N'h quests. and the pupils acquitted
themselves in Il most crc,litabIr man
ner. '''''
h"n"ht Gard Pnrt,.
card party viii be givon sn,,,r-
day afternoon. May -. from ~ e
o'clock ~ Murphy's uotc for Inc
n"iIulnr fund Of Monte Marie A,,u
'hA Th"S" desiring tables ,nnv
s"cmr. them by ;c!cphoning Bouir
h"'t"r" on Mountain Mission.
RHT George l.. Mayo will deliver 3,
,rc,ur" on Mountain Mission Work
~ virginia on Friday cvcniu. Mn,.
- al O'Clock, ia the parish hail ,r
Epiphany Church. barton Height.
in" lecture. which is being given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Annual I.n,,u i'rlr.

TN" G,nrer rark Womau's Club VIII
HOLD It's annual lawn f,tn At Pollard
HtrH Friday from 3 Z" 10 o'cIOvk
There Viii Doc an attractive card mar
ty ru tho green. uAt jnos" des.rlng 10
lay ma. lnaii" OBSERVATIONS hr lelr-
paouIue Mrs pAuip ETowGer. louie
tHIu iulG-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

,trc!" NO. y, Wonau's Auxiliary ot
Grace Covenant church. "a iji,l,. ri,
''ii:"r"nt' IL the title - the enter
;"i"nent, which Includes music
stunts and mHny attraciiy, features
Aii the affair viii N" he'll. at tn.
lj"ford Junior lllsh school. All In
t"rcStcd ar. cordially invited to AL
tend
Home Wedding.
pretty wedding was snlcmniI.d
AZ IN" nome OF Alr. amt Mrs. G"orp.
q. Schwa!'n oh the morning Of Wed
nesday May :. when their daughter
Dowmcr Scott. son OF MIR and Sir.
\. i. scott. OF thie city. Just proceed
ing tho ceremony. Miss Helen Miller
sang 20 lrumisc Me- accompanied
by Robert BcaIles.
Miss Gladys Thomas Eowned IN
gray canton crepe win "a black trans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
HoIiins AIuunoc ~ l,cr,.

The srri0E ,ss.y. 81: t&U ltfchuon,l
Chapter A..UnS- .k.sue...t.ult az Ilu.-
Inns college. " d y" suta uu H.atns-
utt aitrrHocI .i $500 .,.v'. At o.,
Cu!''Sl.-t' srNuot ia" ,'.rls, Iblr
Monument &vtg.c rio u.c"tinu ~, %.
De phe 10 uvuSa"l ,uieTaa,. .,ud many
!n-HrIt~Ht matters So. 90, l.a, assisted
al 'h'S '!A'e AIR George T. Mprga'a
president MI preside. U.u .,t.uau-
ir,nts ".al .. syr.cI ua.t.a tlu ep-
c!a! hour A.uua dl,. y!l ne paid
~ TINS tim Aii i"r'ncr sldd,uJ. n.
."i'.Hs. ..."sr rnem .,rs v' th.
;tluinuAr t .lufinH or not. mr., ror-
G!Il!N .HN;a o. af'-.d ia.s injecting
Names ale On 10, "-usrUtau at th..
tiinr f,F i. rOuu uH-N.p ,tN..3a!,I Do.
i"r iiVhH at Chapter 81, tuiNUs toI-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-11-04
LIFE SAVING CORPS
ENROLMENT 10000

Growth of Red Gross Life Saving
Corps throughout the country con
tinued unabated during the last fiscal
year, a summary of the years
achievements by that Red Cross Serv-
ice shows, There are now 100 Corps
With total membership of more than
10000 members, of which 1875 are
sufficiently skilled in the work to act
a. examiners, Among the outstanding
achievements of the Red Cross in this
field during the last year was the or
gani4ation at the United States Naval
Academy, Annapolis, of what is per-
Aaps the largest life saving corps in
thS world.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-11-04
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of MONTGOMERY county, Md, letters
Of administration on the personal estate of
ADDISON S. FLOWERS.
late Of Pennsylvania, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber on
or before the 9th day of March, 1922,
otherwise they may, by law. be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment. Given under
my hand this 9th day of September, 1921.
MARY E. FLOWERS,
sep 30-6t Administrative.