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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-05
ca Seeks No Part in Directing Desnis of Old World Says Hardin

has added heavily to our task. F.t
with the realization comes the s..-3
Of high resolve and there IL reas- .-
ance in belief in the God-giveu dose.
tiny OF our republic. II ] felt '.H.
there d to be sole rcsponsibilitv u
the executive for the America Of ..
morrow. I should shrink from mp
burden. But here are a huudreN
millions, with common concern ard
shared responsibility answcrablc .
God and country. The republic sum.
mons them to their duty and r-
vito cooperation,
II accept my part with sins ..
mindodness Of purpose and humI 20
Of spirit and implore tho favor 4
guidance of God in his heaven. " 30
these 1 am unafraid and Confid...
to face the future.
Il have taken the solemn oath
office on that passage OF Holy vs.
wherein it Is ask ed. What doth r
Lord require Of thee but TO do
tice and 90 love mercy and walk
humbly with thY God This l plight
to God and country"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-05


Involve us in the dci,rium Of cNp"u
dIiuro, in expanded curtcucr ana
'foditF. IN unbalanced industry un-
fp'nkable waste aud disturbed rcIt
tonshipa. while 20 uncovered our
portion of hatcful solfshnc'G ai
homo. u also revealed She heart ni
America AZ sound tnd fearless anu
beating in confidence uafaillng
Amid n all W" have. rl'cicd 'h"
galc %. all civilization 20 the uns'l. .
nshncss and the rightoouancaa ~
representative dcmO'Taoy %hcrc ouf
freedom never has made offensive
warfare. n"Vcr has sought territorial
aEgraudiz"mcni through force. u'N'f
has turned 10 Tho arhiitnWcut "t
1rinh uutil reason hld been "khhus'
I'd, When the governments NJ 'arth
shall nave established freedom
.k" our own nnd thaI nav" sane
t"u'd ~" purhuI "t p'h'' "H W,
h'N' Ii"' il,.h d. n'i,', 'N' .''
'y'r"W ana th' lh7i 'l'hI'l H,' .Il''
,I lh'cL n"iloh'i ""'I''' w" "'''
'''N W'Ill'hf
'"'
'DUr auprcme task iE the rc4uWp.
ton of our onward normal N''.
l'o,ouFtruction r"1dluTtWout f''-
.'' '''N' wv
would Ike to hpN" them. Ii il VIII
Tighten the spirit and ada iu W.
resolution with which ~ take up
the task, let m" repeat Tor our m
ton, We shall give no pcoP" Jusl
'husc 10 max" war upon We. we
hold no national prejudice. We on
i"rialn no spirit ot revenge, We 40
not hate, we do not cuNei .awo dream
o' no cnnquest nor Doast or nrh'"
p'"W'NH .t,.. .,.,.,. . q.
u'1p',' W., "..'' w a.,i,
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S'rNi'o every p''h', hg"hVy or ~
| ,'H'S' an W 'n' 7""'!''' H"y ne
Tor '"HhtIN ana h"t one penny
ul "1i pt"Ilt shhh tnuIv to tho pone
't OF piINh'o lnuIVlu"'', 90, pVr" ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-05


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"'N'
'P.., ''
MN Count .W'u. NN'n ono ''
Nrts th. would about HIm Hj,.r ihn
rroat storm uni.ua ..' N'i'
destruction ar1 go. ''i'n .'f 'h ID.
rucg"dn'.a ui I.' lhlfH 'I.' .'
stood d. h' H th
brcaih't iN' 'i'Il'I'" "''.'.' "''
with H,f'nr' rI'l "R 0I '.l''l
Hrl new "'"' W. ."'' '''
world pH .n N'1d i'' ."''. ''' "'
,0ni'nUIH'. '"' I'p"IN N''
tnd hold ... .'I'''t'I'n f' '""
'riN NN.i' N'h.. ''' "'
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eIIau.C iNni "H' '."l' 'N''lI.' E''.
''nm'. 'f iH' ..H'. - N
HnI 'I'" 'u.f" '' '".".
...rI. bro ... prc.,n,o. mind
lT .. .... ...uf.y OF this occasion.
,..I.e Iu, emotions which r1 ono
lutv ..l, Imtu hr senses tho great
weight OF pc. .punsIbility Tor himself
must utter my belief iu tN. ultirs
IfNI.|H' |.H OF tho rounding f' .' NJ
.r,v inrrr must have boon .HlF
uIf.rrsi go tho muRuu = tUf. now
..,,Id ropubIir. ours IH ar nfrJrIr
ll,, which had hui ono ambiguity
.nd we s9v Mat Dfuaod lu 70 b1r.
ism Of ,1,In.o and blood. with
f.uior mlIr'r r.d. tho urtiuu go.
rrpur 1rl u. concord inspiring Wr
h,t, .r.u t.a world ri,pt iIs huuc.
tI ray. ur ihr great truths on
u,II.I uI. fImd,rg wrought We
h.yo s,,p civil. human and r,ll.
.,l.Y.. IILortv verified aud rlorIfrd
Ia th. ncrluuinp the old world
,.,fr.d ,t ON. .oxrtrimcut. today our
T.uud.fIops of pouticnI ana social
I.,iicr stopd ,tpsb,Itnu. "A procioua iu-
beritnprc ia ,prscIvcs an Inspiring
ryomnlc ~ freedom and civilization
fn All mankind Let ua express rC-
ucvcd ana sirrnrthcncd devotion IN
rratcfpl rcvcrcnco for tho immortal
Loginninp and uttcr our confidence
in u,c .frr,,nc fuIrillment
prn,,rr.s i,roycs Wisdom
u.rtr rccordcd nroprcss NJ our rc-
,.,tit, ,,,,.,I,liv ana snIritunliy ln
,,sctf ,rovcs thc wisdom Of INC In -
hn,i,od rotiry nf ron'jrvoivcuobt In
,ld world ofC,irs Confldoni OF
,. .t.tt,,,, q, ,,.n,L o,,t c,,r n,.r 1os.
,tr,. snd ioolou.lv gu,rdinp orr right
a. 40 sn ,vr seek no nnrt In direct -
Inc mo dcsttpiha of Tho old world
,vo 40 no, mon, "a no crtnnrlcd
~ ,,',,t anco,,, 90 rssnorslhlIitv cx.
,,,, ~" ,nr o,,n corscicncc md iudr.
,,er, 1r ,,cb tpatnnco nnv deter
,,tro
tour ,,os revcr vvl no biIndcd IN
, ho,alooing n,cr,rc our cnrs r"vcr
doaf 20 ,bc c,iI or ctviIizn,ion Ve
roco,niyo tbr nc,y ordcr i'm tbe
,,orid ,,i,b no c,oscr contacts
,.hirh rrnsros, hos ,yrnuyb, ",
,,,,.o H. 1ociin, a., mo h,,n,ar honri
So,in,, shtn ,rat,rnitv ana cn.nn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-05
Mrs. Orthwcin Collapse

CHICAGO, March Mrs l-.-
bella 6. Orthwcin. who shot ana
killed Herbert 2. Zcigler sales ma .
agcr i'm her luxurious North s,In
apartment early Tuesday moruins.
Is In "A serious condition as a re,
suit of physical and mental Dol)
lapse. Detectives today continued
their search for three women AMI
one man wanted as witnesses. Th.t
hope To find the quartet in time 'ur
the coroners inquest next TUESDAY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-05

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oumcndrd a,.llu We uI. u.r, most
heartily o. unite. nu' ,.uI" '.ur.t.
mort must bO mad. lN I' '''f'i..
ul our national ro'.i'#.'.
'.ir.p freedom .up.IIsd and Iu.
drrrrJ,rrc manfred uut nationality
exalted . world .uu,r. r..rruu'ul
10 confirm. Co ,.,f.fI.,. 1874, .u.tHu
and .,,u i.,yp uD sanction Ut uHU Ir.
uuhI., TU. H u.l -....HU... %
i. ..ru.lf. u N. NOT u.u.i.... 30 Ia
4o,ttur 30 IH not .uauI.Iun of ufN.
,r.. 30 a uuIutc tdn.r.u., fu .h'
inIrra. which mad, ua what ... uIr
'Tod9y better than ,.,. U,turr
o,. Ipn,, tho asl.l4fura. OF human
I.r,d and a..i. tI.H. N.p n.lo
come 10 a i.y .ralU.Iuu Ur uuI
rI,,, boa a.. world ana u.., uu.
proia,I of oIr. nation U. fh. world
'rI. ut4,If.4IY,4. .f .I..r United
States lie 4, iUIrg rI4 .... our dplu.
linn q. r,,.. ... ,..a.I..H and for
tho world boz s,I ,.trUII.n,d. our
.,nngrtu for u..,Iy,u civilization
has had Y4 ItYptaainI.d aud I,rul,
,.rr,.uI,u ,TD.f. v,4.r1 American
failure o.. resist tus nftruui,d Ic.
ygralou ~ gi,lIy1 lion. ih'tc win b.,
p, f,Itir. tpd,,. pf. tomorrow.
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'N' VIZ '"'"'"
The success ~ our popular f"'
orumcut rcri7 Whnliv upon no cor
rect Interpretation ~ tho deliberate
I Intelligent d'poudthl' popular M"
/ OF America. In dchhotai" question:
/ Ing ot q enggcstion ot thhugo vt ma
/ tiounl policy wlPto ini'rn"l l"nAhIN
/ was 10 Huporrodo huiI"hdIlIN, W'
turned 10 referendum 4" inc Nmoi
I lean people There was ampl" dlN
I cusNon and ihorc be- public man
date I'm manifest understanding.
America is ready 10 "ncourng"
Eager to initiate, anxious 10 pnruri
pate ia any Eocmlv program llkcn
to lessen the probability ot war 1n'
promote that brotherhood Of man
kind which must bo Gods highes
conception Of human Relationship
because We cherish ideals OF justice
and peace, bccaua" We appriiso In
tornationnl comfy and helpful rela
tionship no less highly than any 9th
er people Of the world we aspire 4
a high place In the moral Leadership
Of civilization and we hold main
tainod America, the proven repub
llc the mistaken temple OF repre-
sentative damocrnct, to be- not onl
an inspiration and example. but TIA
hishost agency OF strOngthcnin
good Will and promoting accord a.
both continents,
Mankind needs n worldwide ben
.ag.,t-. q ,....I....t....Ut.. -
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WASHlNGTON. March 4-Wal +.
Teagle. president OF the Standard a. .
company of New Jersey viii Ia
named by President Harding .f
chairman OF the United sta.
shipping board, according to rep0r
current here today in circles known
to be close TO the new adminis,s.-
firu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-05
Cemetery BlIi wilson's Last

WASHINGTON, March TIVE
last bill signed by President Wlsop
was ono providing for the erection
Of memorials at Arlington m,mor.
ldl cemetery i'm memory Of She
soldier dead OF the world war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-05

The newspapers brmfu of clothing claims this week. and
while all appear equal the printed page, there much
difference the clothes and values offered the different
stores there is between day and night.
If YOU have the time by all your comparison
and you'll find this true
But time aud bother and accomplish the
result by coming here first Will you make prove it?
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
Million Packets Of
Flower Seeds rec

We believe in flowers around the
hemes Of the South. Flowers brighten
up the home surroundings and give
pleasure and satisfaction to those who
have them.
We have filled more than million
packets Of seeds, q beautiful yet
easily grown flowers to be given to
our customers this spring for the
identifying of their homes.
Wouldn't you like to have five
packets Of beautiful flowers free
YOU CAN GET THEM! Hastings
1921 catalog is 116-page handsomely
illustrated seed book with twenty
beautiful pages showing the finest va
rieties in their true natural colorf.
1t is full Of helpful garden, flower and
farm information that is needed in
every home, and, too, the catalog tells
you how to get these flower seeds abb
selutely free.
Write for our 1921 catalog now. 1t
Is the finest, most valuable and beau.
tiful seed book ever published, and
you will be mighty glad you've got It.
There is no obligation to buy any.
thing. Just ask for the catalog.
H. G. HASTINGS CO., SEEDsMEN,
ATLANTA, GA.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
Monday, the 18th Day of Feb.
ruary, 1921,

nffer for sale. and sell at pnblic
ou,cry to the his hest and best bid
der for ca h, at the Western trout
door of the court house in the
Town of Rosedale, Bolivar county,
Mississippi. between the honrs
prescribed bv law for sheriff :
sales of land under execution, the
following described property, to-
wit:
The Southeast quarter of Secti' II
"a and all of that part of Sect, lis
IS aud 36 which lies South and
West OF Bogne fhaia; all being in
Township %. Range ! West. and
containing. IN the aggregate, 74A
acres. ore or les.
The tile to he said pronNty is
believed to be good, but | WI con
vey only. such title as is vested in
me as said Substituted Trustee. a.
aforesaid.
Witness my signature this. the
10Th dav Of J.nuarv. A. D. 1921.
CHARLES CLARK,
, Substituted Trustee
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
The Oldest Bank With the Largest. Capital
of Any In the County
VAXAYXXAXAXXXAXAvXXAVXXk
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, on April 1st, 1920, J. c.
Walker and J A. Bddins executed
a certain deed Of trust to w. w. Nc
Dowell, Trustee, for w. P. Richard
son to secure an Indebtedness therein
described, said deed Of trust being
recorded in Book F-4, at page $50,
of the land records Of Bolivar
County. Mississippi, in the office of
the Chancery Clerk of the First Dis
trict of said county, and .>'.'
Whereas, default has been made
In the payment of the indebtedness
therein secured; and
Whereas, it is provided in said
deed of trust that VI default be made
in the payment of any one OF said
notes threein secured then, at the
option of thee holder of said notes
all said notes therein secured may be
Immediately declard due and payable
at once as If all of said notes had
matured; and
Whereas, W. p Richardson, the
holder of all Of said notes, has de-
clared all of said indebtedness imme-
diately due and has requested me as
trustee to foreclose said deed of
trust;
Now, therefore, I will sell at pub
lie outcry to the highest bidder for
cash, at the western front door of the
Court House, in the town of Rose
dale, Bolivar County, ississippi, wit
in legal hours, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1921,
the following land conveyed In said
deed Of trust, and being in the Coun~
ty of Bolivar and State Of Mississippi,
to-wit:
The South West Quarter (SWA
of Section Twenty-nine (29),; all OF
Section Thirty (30), less the West
Half of the North West Quarter
(W7a OF NWA); the East Half of
the North East Quarter (Eh of
NEA) Of Section Thirtythree (33);
all situated in Township Twenty
/ (20) Range Nine 60 Wes. Except
ing from the above One Hundred and
Eleven Acres taken by the Board
of Mississippi Levee Commissioners
| for the Public Levee, right of way
and barrow pits, said property being
/ known as the Offut Plantation, and
consisting of Six Hundred and Eighty
nine (689) acres.
Witness my signature this 11th day
of January, 1921.
w. w. MCDOWELL,
Trustee.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
STATE REVENUE AGENT
BUYS SPACE IN PAPERS

Realizing that the sentiment OF
the people Of he State is over
whelmingly against him in bis
suit against the insurance COM
panies-not hecsuee they love tn
insurance companies. hut because
his action has demoralized insur
apce and Stokes Y Rob
ertson, State Revenue Agent, has
sent out a column of propaganda
favoriug the suit: also his check
for a small sum to pay for the
insertion of he pl4ie.
Is this usi,g money 10 influence
public opinion on a matter pend
ing in the courts2
And wouldn't the State Revenue
Agent howl abont gigantic trust
and subsidized press it the insur
ance. companies paid for articles
appearing in State papers?
We have his lelte~ and plate to
show to Prove the above statement.
7 he check we return 10 him.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12

Ilater died.
Secured assistance from u. ID.
! : for support of old Confederate
lgtterar. hlndiing case, buying
groceries and fuel.
! Friendly visits 10 homes where
there are III tnv children.
Vi>i 10 sick at Kings Daugh
ters' Hospital! .
VIsts 10 shantv boats to lccttc
children not attending school.
Working To get two boys III
Agticul rural College at Cleveland.
Visits TO pl4vgrounds at Boyle in
interest ns establishing play
erornds in schools i'll our county.
Wired csun,v poor house a,
lrveland.
Secured n,der from the Board of
Supervisors 10 place aged colored
woman in Home.
With Red Cross Public Health
Nurse and County Health Officer
visited every school in the CO, nty.
assisting ihen in their work OF
examination of school children.
Activities.
The A. X. {. gave big Armis-
,ice Day celebration, having pre-
gram at TallSman Theatre, and
Birgo the Clown as a big feature.
Now arranging program for ben
eft of fairgrounds i'll the new
st lool grounds.
The Board of Supervisors APP
. owed of tre work done by The
American Red Cross Executive
Secretary by partially reimblrslne
for assistance given their ccnnty
p or.
PEINETTE B. FISCHEL,
Executive Secretary Of West Bo'i
va- Chapter A. X. c,
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Under, and by virtue Of. the
authority conferred upon me by
the terms aud provisions of that
certain deed of trust executed bv
Walter nur ham, w. S! Pool. and
I'd p. Hill to Z. H. Green a.
Trustee. for the use and benefit OF
w, Med. Merritt and !. H. Cap
shaw, which said deed Of trust is
dated Jaunary the lst, 1929. eud
recorded in Book F-+ Page
485, in he office Of the Chaucery
Clerk Of Bolivar county. Missis-
sippi. at Rosedale and i'll which
said deed of trust the undersie ned
was substituted as Trustee by sub
s'i,ution dared OH January 18th.
1921, and recorded in Book F. II
a, Page ST, of the records of the
said office. / Charles Clark. Suh
stitu'ed Trustee as aforesaid, at
the request of the said w. Med.
Merritt and J. H. CapShaw. the
boilers and owners of the iudebt
..sS secured by the said de-d oi
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12

In the matter OF
ROSEN BROS. In
Bankrupt J Bankruptcy
To the Creditors Of Roseu Bros, Of
Gnnnison. Miss. in the Courtl
of Bolivar. and District afore-
said. bankrupt:
Notice is herehv given that o.,
the 1lth day of January. 1921, The
said ROsen Bros. was duly aGjudi
Gated bankrupt; and that the frs
meeting of their creditor s will lc
held at Cla, ksdale. Miss in United
States Court House on the IA L
dav of February, 1921. at .0:00
o clock in the forenoon at whict
time he said creditors may at'enl
prove their claims appoint +
trustee, examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business a>
may prol erlv come before SAID
meeting.
w. f. STONE.
Referee in Bankruptcy
Charleston. Mississippi. january
3lst, 1921.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
IN THE MIDDLE OF A BAD
FIX.
(Vicksl)urg Herald. }

-
III his recent pontless and we
may say senseless, letter to the
President concerning the notice OF
President T. F. Davis OF the Fed
eral Farm Loan Bank. concerning
The insurance muddle in this State,
Governor Russell betravs lurking
recognition Of his failure in the
case. Manifestlvit was in session
Of he LEGISLATURE which he alone
lad the power To call. that remedy
1av. No one is going TO be fooled
hv his fallacious and futile anneal
10 tie President of the Unite1
States, hec"uce evervore tnosre j.
&c y matter over which tho rreci
dent has no juriedic'ior c"d "
.,,;,,, l.. oo,, ,,,,,, A.
e'ased Nv the Iorkso, Nave:
President V';l.o has ~ no~er
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"'''e" 'heft''o' ano "'"o'N's OF
''9N '"Vr 'eF' c''''S''e' "'
S'''Seh ''2hf hefe III J'eHSo" nnr-
''' me pas' feW weeks hecanse
pH'''eS oFS''l"R Z" ''''F"" money
c''4n hC' oN.''h ufe insurance.
Governor nSSe'' ouphf '" nave
''o"Rn' OF 'hese c9ntinpencie'
we" We was 'ndni''n0 IN iot o
'te'p oeinaeoRV few weeks a0o
swe'ri"g nv 'he boards OF th'
h'ohhe'S 'h"t ire insurance com
pa"'eS We're manipulating VIE
ana 'n'qhito''s trust and combine
and emrhat'callv refusing to con
we've The Ieeisloture in specia
.a.,aI;,t
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12

United States. Miller. and Ko
komo Tires. All sizes in stock.
Fresh goods at right price.
Browns Drug Store.
Try can of Puck Bro d Coffee
steel cut. Your money back if vor
afe not satisfied. Phone.lol. ".
=. Smith.
Oyster Loaves--the hest in the
Country cooked by A. Lapreste
on short notice.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
j:,''::':~..'..'.Pa = a Us

Electric light globes. all sizes.
Telephone lOl. w. Il. Smith.
ii you don't fnd what yen want
elsewher..j try W. 4. Smith.
Phone l0,.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
Notice of the First Meeting of
Creditors.

In the District Court of the United
Slater for the Northern District
of Mississippi. Delta Division.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
REPORT OF
RELIEF WCEk
And Activities By the West Goli-
var Chapter of tn, American
Red Cross, Sept. Is, 1870, 20
Feb. /, 1921.

C, =, 1901
heg 10 submit the '"i"s
report:
From Sep'. lIa I" ~ 7'N
chiidien. mother ai'd f''F give"
iood, CioiHes, a'f' 'ts'''N'l NV -
non, ah' "oi NF''''e ~ y -
soon As theV We're Il le l" W.
Cost 81 -
AK ocote'
Cared for an eetd corr ir "nd
give 'f"nSp'' Il" 10" :" e'' . '''''
-" So ne eo''i'' - iS'' '''e'
fo"a anu e'o' '''''s s'N,' ""
woineu ana f"nT cHl'o't' o47'|'
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Food aud medicine f"rn'SNFh
family af Scott 'm'lv 'a'er seht
To their howe IN '.> anh faf'er
htoueh' 70 King S Daughters '"S
;pltal here, where he d'ed. o4'./9.
Contributed to King : h'nsh-
tiers. for transportation OF an ~
curable patie'' t" l'cEson.
Beulah.
Paid DR. Diamond tor medicines
and attention to family near hen-
lah, $3.50.
Malv'na.
Assisted IN caring 'or 'anAhV or
seven All had p.leera; Gave
clothing, food. aud later sent fam
lily to their people So so.
Kosedaie.
Assisted aged man whom we had
put in K. n. Hospital, with warm
covering and ,od so he would be
able to continue his work 80 ~.
Food ard transportation given
two small chilire and father. to
get to their home. the mother hav-
ing died. Sl2 so.
Placed Id man in hoepi'al, and
given aims to amonnt. S2.75.
Food and medicines given
mother and two children. whom
fot1,ar l,od dacert..d. aIro Mullins
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
Al Scott.

Cared for an egtd corr lr aud
give transportation 10 gel - their
On So he could support then
Food and clothing gwen TWO
womou and tour chlidrei Si4.75
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
Bolivar.

Three visits to family Of child
rem al Bolivar, working out a rtei
to get children in better surround
ings and sent 10 school
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
Near BOLIVIA.

Groceries sent H., family 70
,aore than six weeks, Tie atIler
OF t.mil, si k with Tuberculosis,
aud una' / to wor k at all Friend :
lv visiting Al d Instructions on how
TO i've piver taiul,,. Cost $50 90.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12

Fititd two bows WI h clolhlig & SO
they cnul attend schoe !.
An eyed W Ii II. for whom there
was no place a the poor hcnse,
given frod, clothing, medicine
re,t paid. and heater loaned.
CnsI S2i 90.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1921-02-12
Near Round Lake.

Helped All aged hite woman,
sent Christmas ln3x, gave groceries.
Cost $500.