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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-05
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, May "A dis
tiuCt tendency to react developed In
the cotton market today. especially
in the trading or he last hall of the
session whom net declines OF 20 10
80 points were csatblishCd, july
dropping to 1890. Liquidation Oh
long contracts by tradcfe who want
I'D their profits was tho main lufiu-
once against the values, although
considerable selling Tor short ac-
count was seen, coming from traders
who thought that II reaction was
overdue. on the close the list
showed net losses OF IS TO 2s points.
July'B last price being 1880.
a rather uutaSordhlo English
market was mainly responsible for
the losses OF to points on the
opening Cdll but continued wet
weather in the belt furnished almost
Immediate support. stimulating gem
oral buying on which prices rose TO
levels 10 TO - points higher than
the close Of yostcrday and advnnc-
Ing July TO 1867 cents. The advance
was met by considerable releasing
but no real setback occurred unul
after the posting of tho forecast,
calling for clearing weather over the
greater part of tho western half OF
the belt. Ground was gradually lost
ana In the late trading reports Of
fair weather at points IN west
Texas hnd considerable adverse
effect.
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LEGAL
OF Commissioners OF the

and the Board OF mnissioners OF the
city Of Tulsa, and.
WHEREAS. in further pursuance of the
statutes Of the State OF Oklahoma, afors-
said, ana under the terms OF the Charter
of the said City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, II 10
deemed necessary by the Board OF Com.
missioners OF the City Of Tulsa to levy
and assess special tar upon the proper.
~ liable to assessment In said sewer IBIS.
trict No. 17s. by reason OF construction
'of said sewer and TO poy for the same
and
WHEREAS. the total cost OF the con.
struction OF said sewer In said Sewer
District No. 176. including extras have
TO be the sum Of $50. .2Oas7. ali Of which
is to be levied by special assessment
against the lots and parcels OF land bene.
flied by the construction OF said sewer
in said Sewer District No. 176. ana
WHEREAS, ell legal requirements have
been compiled With to authorize the levy
OF the assessments against said lots and
parcels OF land sc liable Sor the cost
Of construction OF said sewer In said
Sewer District No. i76. In the amounts
hereinafter specified In Section Of this
ordinance.
NOW THEREFORE, BE 1T OR.
pAtNED by THE BOARD or COM
MlSSiONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
SECTION !. That there shan be. ana
upon ana assessed against the several lots
ana parcels Of lana In SAID Sewer Dis.
trict No. 17e In the City OF Tulsa, Okla.
homa. 40 benefited by the construction OF
said sewer. tho amounts respectively as
follows, TO wit:
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WHEAT SUFFERS
PRICE DECLINE
Favorable Conditions for
Growth and Spring
Seeding Cause

CHICAGO. May 4.-P.ospectlve
largo deliveries on May contracts to-
gethcr with favorable conditions for
winter crop growth and for spring
crop seeding did good deal today
10 bring about lower prices for
wheat. The market closed heavy at
Is 10 I-2c net decline, with
May &Li2 IL and fi.42 3-i and
July $l27 10 &127 IA. Corn fin
!ahcd unchanged TO i-2c lower, oats
l-S and 1-ic of TO 1-8c up and pro-
visions at an advance Of 25 to age.
Tho close in wheat was the weak
oHt In somo time, az we'll as being NJ
tue lowest figures ~ the day. Rallies
had mot with heavy selling Of May
~ woll ms of July and September.
According 10 some pit observers
the leading longs In May appeared
TO be letting 30 Of moro or lcss of
their holdings on all tho hard spots
IN the mar%ct, and were finding IL
increasingly difficult to sell any big
quantity as the demand was slowing
up, some shorts having covered quite
freely OF lHto ana others having the
cash wheat ready TO deliver or were
providing 10 have II before the end
OF the month
Reports that 10000 bushels OF Ca
madam wheat had been purchased
for importation TO Minneapolis at
tractod considerable attention here.
u was said prices based on NAV de-
livery permitted such imports 10 be
ciiectPd with n profit Cash handlers
mere bought 100000 bushels of cash
wheat 10 arrive from Missouri river
markets. Deliveries on May contracts
here today totnlod $4,000 bushels.
Corn and oats tended TO lower
with wheat.
Provisions wprp htrb
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STOCK TRADING
VERY IRREGULAR
Oils and Petroleums Take
Prominent Part Again
in Active Session

NEW YORK. May i-Tradlng In
stocks today was very active and
Irregular price changes. Doaliugs
were moro comprehensive although
oils and pctrolcums again bulkod
large in the operations OF pools. In
g.l,ntdllv the day marked the
twouty.uffh full session lu which
transaction ran over tho million
share line. sales aggrcgating 1900.
600 shares
Tho money market and general
industrial conditions were helpful
factors In the main. Can loans
,1sod with the progress OF tho scB-
sion, opening at i1-2 per cent. but
dropping TO per cent ~ midday.
LIN private offerings loans on de-
mand were made as low as 3 i-2
per cent.
Technical conditions soomed 20
prompt an extension OF the profit
taking movement. but 1t was not
until the final hour that the selling
assumed formidable Dimensions. re-
actions Of to points then oc-
CURED on offerings OF fteols, motOrH.
equipments ana some oil.
Pressure was most clearly re-
fccted in Republic iron, Sudebaker,
Baldwin. Mexican petroleum, Texas
company ana standard oil OF Cali
fornia. Rails wcro in better demand
than at any time since tho question
of lower freight rates became n de-
baiahlo question.
Passing Of the so-called "crisls'
-at Genoa was followed by yet an
other advance IN sterling exchange
and pronounced recovories through .
out the Continental list. Swiss
francs were the only exception.
easing points to below par for
tho first time In several months.
Absorption OF tho American al
lotmcnt OF the 1000, ,000-pound Bra
lillian coffee loan in this market to-
day Indicated that tho demand for
foreign undorwritings by investors
had lost none of its recent strength.
The general international list
was irregular. tho samo trend being
shown by a majority of domestic
Issues. The only conspicuous cX-
coptions were the bonds OF a ma
1ority Of tho local traction COM
panics In which gains of / to 2
points were scored.
Less activity than usual was
evlncod In tho liberty series. hut
that group. almost as n whole, rail-
lied in variable degrees from re-
cent reactions. Gains and losses
among domestic rails were of n
piece with similar movements In
stocks OF these descriptions. Total
saies, par value. aggregated s1S,-
$4,000.
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SECTION 2; That the assessments
hereby levied on each OF the abpve men
tloned lots ana parcels of land are here
by declared TO be a lien upon such lots
and parcels OF land to the same extent
as other taxes and shall ae collected
bhd enforced IN the same manrer as other
taxes in and for the City OF Tulsa, okla
homa. arc collected.
SECTION ., That all assessments here
ny levied shall be divided into three $50
equal annual installments as authorized
by said statutes OF the State OF okla
homa for such cases made and provided;
that the assessments shall bear interest
at tho rate OF eight 1sJ per centum per
annum, payable annually at the time Of
the payment OF the several instalments
OF the said assessments from the date of
the taking effect of this ordinance, that
the ilrst installment OF said assessments,
together with the accrued interest on the
deierred instalments shall be payable on
the 18th day OF December. 1922, ana the
remaining deferred lnsta ailments with the
yearly interest on the unpaid installments,
snail be payable on the 18TH day of De-
shall be paid.
Provided, however. that any of the
owners OF the lots or parcels of land so
assessed may at any time during the four
90 consecutive weeks following the day
OF the first publication OF this ordinance
pay TO the city Auditor of the tDty OF
Tulsa the full amount of the assessments
so levied against their said lots and par
cells OF land and thereby release such
property from the lien OF such assess
ments
SECTION I. That this ordinance shall
be published for twenty-nine consecutive
days In the Tulsa Daily World. a news
paper published In Tulsa. Oklahoma: that
the publication of this ordinance as re-
quired by law shalt bo taken ana re-
garded as sufficient notice TO all persons
Interested In the assessments hereby lev
led by the terms OF this ordinance.
SECTION g; That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict with the
provisions OF this ordinance. insofar as
such conflict exists are hereby repeale
SECTION & That an emergency exists
for the preservation OF the public health
aud safety. by reason whereof this
ordinance shall take effect frSfn sand after
Its passage. approval and Publication.
PASSED and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately and approved this End
day Of May, 1899.
APPROVED this end day Of May, 1922.
H. y. NEWBLOCK,
.,, Mayor.
ROY GARRETT.
city Auditor.
Approved;
FRANK r. DUNCAN,
City Attorney,
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In the Usage

The Midland oil company No. IS
In the northeast OF the southwest OF
3-26-l2, is dry and abandoned at
l.s95 feet.
The 80 Usage oil company No. 81
In the center OF the north line of the
south half OF the north half OF the
northwest of 9-24-12, had the sand
from 1876 to 1866 feet. with a good
showing; was given a 30-qusrt shot
which went off 600 feet from the
top. The well will bo abandoned
and the rig skidded for n new test.
Fostey & Davis have a small we'll
In the Bartlesville, in No. Is at the
center of the west line OF the north
west OF the northeast OF 2-26-10.
They are now cleaning out.
The Yorkhoma oil company No. 0
In the southwest corner of the north
east Of the northwest OF 20-26-11,
has n showing in the Bartlesyille
sand and will be given n shot.
The Finance oil company and as
sociates No. 7 In the northwest COR
ner of the southwest OF the north
west OF the southeast of 27-27-10 Is
swabbing rs barrels per day. No. s
Is rigging up to spud in the north
east corner OF the northwest of the
northeast of fhe northwest of Sec
ton 81.
The Winona Oil comppny's test in
the northwest corner OF the south
west OF the northwest of the south
west OF 2i-29-9, Is swabbing 40 bar
rels from the Peru sand.
The Douglas OIL company's No. IL,
In the southeast OF the northwest of
33-24-s. is a. l2-barrel we'll after a
3O-quart shot In the shallow pay
found from 725 to 737 feet.
The Steyner Oil company's No. 10
In the northwest corner of the south
west OF 24-25-9 is swabbing 80 bar
rels daily after a shot,
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Published In the Tulsa Daily Yorld
April, IL, i2. ~ u: Is; ls. II, II, 10,
Moyyld Msy Pa6Ii.s,ins; 4 :omosD T. ls;2 The
a, ORDINANCE NO 2ssl.
AN ORDINANCE TO APPORTION, ,
LEVY AND ASSESS SPECIAL
TAXES IN PAYMENT OF THE
COST OF CONSTRUCTING A sANI-
TARY SEWER IN SEWER DIS.
TRICT NO. l7s IN THE CITY OF
TULSA, AS CREATED AND Es'rAB.
LIsHED BY ORDINANCE NO 2942,
AND DECLARING AN EMERG-
WHEREAS. in pursuance OF the pro.
visions OF the Charter OF the CITY OF
Tulsa. Oklahoma, and the statutes OF the
state OF Oklahoma. for such cases made
and provided. the said City OF Tulsa ala
ny Ordinance No. 22l2 create and estab.
iish Sewer District No. i76. and after
having declared n necessary TO construct
sewers In said Sewer District No. i76. BY
the provisions OF said Ordinance No 22t2
did on the nth day OF February, lg22
lee TO Tihbets & Pleasant, Inc, contract.
ofs, certain contract for the construc-
tlon OF a certain sanitary sewer In Sewer
District No l76; and
WHEREAS, In pursuance OF said con.
tract, said Ttbhets a Pleasant, Inc, have
constructed certain sanitary sewer in
said sewer District No. l7s. and the
work under said contract has been ac-
eep'ed aud approved BY the City Engineer
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NEW. YORK, May f.--Active demand
rom shorts prompted by tho bulge IN
lHtd ana fcars of a tate cotton crop nut
cotton seed oil m ~ to 25 points foi-
lowing which ~ setback took place under
ieh, h,lkins Shlea. Closing lids were II
70 ~ points net higher. Sales p 700 bar.
Iels. Tonders 500 barrels primo crude
~ ~ hhlna. prine summer yellow spot
ilFoi July llhO. September Iisi;
December g.95 all bid
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selous well. A depth OF 2.252 feet
was reached before work stopped
about five weeks ago.
NEW YORK, May 3.--Shreveport
Ohio OIL company completed No.
z Bond well In northwest OF 22-23-
3. flowing 1000 barrels from 2,7s0
feet. Well is about In center of
Halnesville district.
CASPER. Wyo, May 3.---Union
oil company of California has
closed contract covering whole OF
Hale DOME in Thermopolls district,
Hot Springs county Dome has been
proven productive of black oil
which has so far been the objective
OF Union oil In Wyoming. Lenses
acquired comprise ove~ 1000 acres
and development will begin at once.
Union Is about TO enter the light oil
district. IL has lately acquired
acreage In the vicinity OF Cody.
where high grade green crude may
be expected.
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SECTION 2. That the assessment here.
by levied on each of the above mem
toned lots and parcels OF land are here
| by DECLARED TO be lien upon such lots
and parcels OF land to the Same extent
as other taxes and shall be collected and
enforced In the same manner as other
taNes In and for the City Of Tulsa. Okla
homa, are collected.
SECTION 3. That all assessments
hereby levied shall be divided into three
| go equal annual installments as author.
lzed by said statutes OF the State OF Okla
homa for such cases made and provided
mat The assessments shall bear Interest
az the rate OF eight H) per cehtum per
| annum, payable annually at the time OF
the payment OF the several installmentB
or the said assessments, from the date
or the taking effect OF this ordinance,
ment together with the accrued interest
on the deferred ihstslments, shall be
payable on the 18th day OF December,
1922. and the remaining deferred Install
ments, with the yearly interest on the
unpaid instailments. shall be payable on
the 18th day OF December OF each sue
ceeding year until all shall be paid.
Provided. however, that any OF the
owners Of the lots or parcels OF land 80
assessed may at any time during tho
four 90 consecutive weeks following the
day OF the first publication OF this ord-
nance pay TO the city Auditor OF tho
city OF Tulsa the fun amount OF the
assessments so levied against their said
lots and parcels OF land and thereby re-
s"N' F'NfNA' - "'o'' Nho 'eH " SNNA
SECTION 4. That the assessments levied
oy this ordinance have been spportionei
ana assessed against all the lots and
pieces OF ground In said sewer district
exclusive of improvements. IN proper
ton to the area OF the whole OF said
district exclusive OF public highways, AMI
no one OF said assessments exceeds the
benett TO the property against which II
Is assessed.
SECTION s. That this ordinance shall
secutive days in the Tulsa Daily World
newspaper published in Tulsa, OKLA
homa; that the publication OF this ordi-
nance ar required by law shall be taken
and regarded AZ sufficient notice TO al
persons interested In the assessments
hereby levied by the terms OF this oFdi'
nance.
SECTION 8. That all ordinances or
parts or ordinances In conflict with the
provisions of this ordinance. In so Tar AZ
such conflict exists. are hereby repeaien,
SECTION z. That an emergency exists
for the preservation OF the public health
and safety by reason whereof this oIul-
nance shall take effect from and aftef
Its passage. approval and publication.
Passed, and the emergency clause ruieth
upon separately and approved TINS ~"
APPROVED this 7th day OF April l'3''
T. d. EVANS
Mayor
Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
FRANK e. DUNCAN.
City Attorney.
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KANSAS CITY, May t-Cattle--Rc-
relpis a.Sooi beef steers steady to ibc
lower top hoavlcH SS.7b bcst yeaiiinus
$500 bulls strong, bulk $i7bW6.g6. closed
mostly soc lower, best Voalera early yDdp
e'bo. other clnssta calves mostly steady.
glod COWS tot6Wd.en, good heavy heifers
81 cnnnors S3.2bua.5O. cutters StB0w
40 good stockers s., feeders t7.Tb.
Hoga-heccipts 1000, opened slow. oIoan
hCllNu 10 packers ana shippers 100 ab,,
higher bulk 100 10 200. 0.poundors SlOIbm
80 stock pigs strong. best 4lO.36, bulk
desirable Sl01odlO.26.
hcep-ReccIrts 1000; 10 20 .5 ccuta
higher light sharu Texas wothcra $40.
shon lambs steady to g5c higher, rs
pound Kansas fed St4tb, roNHs sitIO.
hppng ana Wuolcd lambs barely steady,
Arizona HprluEcIs $40, best WoOled Colo
radu offered at SIS %.
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FORT WORTH, May 4.-Csttle-Re-
ceipts g.2oOi heeyes s3.5ods bulls t2,6Op
t.b0 calves t2Q7.
Hogs--Reroipta 1900. Hight oasRiOOb
heavy 50 2bm %, piss SJ.h01ayb.
Sheop-Rectt 3do. Rmba $500
g7bOdli.bO.
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CHICAGO, May 4 - nuttcr4-Towsr
creamery extras Jiiac. firstss 2pa33isc.
Eggs-llighcr. receipts gslo7 cnses
tlts'H 2ip2thc. miscellaneous .3nsSi5ci
storage packed extras gGc
iopllty-Alive, unchanged
fnlalnes-W weak; receiptH 90 cars totnt
'ru. >. shipments 77S Wisconsin sacked
round whites Sl7B. bulk &tSOmi,p5 cwt.,
NlNhlBnn sacked round whites l.sO6f 20
rWt, dhto bulk Si90qi,O5 cwt, idaho
sacked rurals S3.i0, now stock dull, Flori.
90 double-hcaded barrels Spaulding Rose
no &tboUi7b, No. 2 tl26W 4bO.
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NEW YORK. May i.--Cali Money
Firm; hiEh ~, low 4. ruling rate tB
closing bid ~. offered Rt I. last loan 4.
can LonnH--Against acccptances T.
Time Loaus-l3asier. SO days an, 90
days 4m43. months I.
MetCatfT1lo HHpor-prime lGlt
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VNLNIIVMN IIII May I---CattIe-Re-
ing. active ana Htondy: early ton tsgb
,g9Wa and holfob s6W7. calves steady, top
lluFs-Rcceipis 1900; very active, is 10
20 cents higher, packer ton 80 90 buii,
g9.10u "a y.S0. '"
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kNNSAS CITY, May --Rutter--I.nwer.
creamery d9c, packing UNCHANGED lTc.
Eggs-- Unchanged.
Poultry Unchanged
Iuiatoos- Unchanged 20 Toe higher gg@
$50 New potatoes S6,6OWB.7b,
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NEW YORK, May 4.--Fofolgn Exchange
Steady.
tront britain Demand 4l3R, cables
80, day bills on banks 4llt,.
Ffhnce-pcmand 915 cables 9lbis
lihly-pemand b3b, cables b.3bL.
Gcfmany- Demand 3ih., cables 3ix.
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WICHITA. May I.--Cattie-- Receipts
500 steady aud active: stccrs t5.bO077b.
cows figG.2l, heifera tb.?bas.50 stockera
aud feeders tt60W77o, calves $500 $50.
llugs-R Receipts 500; 20 cents higher.
top Sto.l5, bulk fiOQ1OI5.
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IedernI Kc-er,n Rnnks.

WASiilNGION May i.--Cumbined re-
ttpurces and liabilities OF tho ~ federal
',.rorvo barhs at tho close OF buslneas
May y woro reported tonight by tho fed.
efn ieterNe board as follows.
=. hesources-Totsl gold held by banks
yft16i2 600. "'"'
Total gold reserves teaot.77soOO.
Total reEervea tdIISSI3nOO
TOTAL bills on hand sGIG TOO
lolhl earning assets it,22h.aTa 900
Total resources StgegG67 OO0
llabllil illes--rotal depoaita 81 Spe gs9 600
total linbilltioH tl09S. .GG7 900.
hh'lo OF total reserves to deposits aud
tsuetAl reserve note liabilities COM
blned. 7s7 per cent
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CHICAGO, May -CattIo-Ueceipts
$1,000. active; bcct steers, sho stock. veal
calves and Hioctors steady. top ycarllngs
aH,2b, bulk beef Etncrs sL75uSbO bulls
weak 10 lower, desirable vcHlcrs S0g6.
huEs--kcceiptB 10000, fairly active.
mostly 10 20 20 cents higher, top $40 GE.
bulk glulOq 1860, p'Es strong tn loo
mgher, bulk SloWl0.00. packing suws 10
to 90 cents higher
Shcop--Rcceipts IA. 900; desirable light
ana medium weight fiTm lambs oppncd
steady. others ana sheep slow 10 lower.
top shoru lambs SliSb. wooded $3.50.
handy shUrn ewes So
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In the Oil Fields
Refining Companies Looking
fOr Increased Business

PONcA CITY, May 4.--Semioffi- |
clal announcements here leave no |
doubt but that the local oil refining
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I AIDES $1,000 REWARD! I pod.

lively guarantee my great Suc-
cessful Monthly Compound. Safely
relieves some of the longest. most
obstinate, abnormal cases in 3 to s
days. No harm, pain or interference
with work. Mall $2.00; Double
Strength $500. Booklet free. Write
today. DR.. T. A. SouthinGton REM
sdy Co, Kansas CITY. Ne.-Aavsr.
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You Know A Tonic Is Good

You KNOW 4 Tonic Is Good
when IL makes you eat like a hungry
boy and brings back the color to
your cheeks. You can soon feel the
strengthening, Invigorating Effect
of GROVES TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC. 60c.v-Advertisement
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NEW YORK. May i.~Lead-steady
spot b.26aL.bOc.
zinc--oulct. East ST. Louis delivery spot
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NEW ORLEANS, May i.--CuttuH-- Spot
steady and unchanged. sales ou the spot
!,e2s bales 70 arrive b7i. low m'ddlng
l6.s7c, middling 1870. good iuiddIng
10. l2c. receipts AbG5. stock 223.37g.
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lures LES. ''' "-' iu-
Hlnc-spot L27. futures LeG II. nd.
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BRANCH STORES

Tulsa, kaw, ~, Worth. Ranger,
Brcchcnridgc. Rising Star. Edo
RADIO, Florence, South Bend, Texas,
shidlcr, Okla.
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THE. BRIDGEPORT
MACHINE COMPANY

General Offices and Shops, Augusta, Kansas
tnderreamer Factory, Marietta, Ohio.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-18
ID. A. r. Card Party
on Brantview Grounds

Another of the series of card
parties given by the St. John de
Crevecouer chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, was held
on the spacious grounds at Brant-
view Thursday afternoon from 2
to 5. Mrs. ebecca Fairbanks, the
hostess was assisted by her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Fairbanks
of Washington, d. c., in receiving
the guests and the happy after
noon added another to long list of
pleasant social affairs given by St.
Johnsbury's chapter of Daughters.
Mrs. Alfred Poole Grint, regent
of the chapter, Mrs. c. H. Stevens
and Mrs. George Hazen looked af-
ter arrangements for card playing
and refreshments were served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Joseph
Fairbanks and by Mrs. Claude
Watson of Lyndonville. There
were over fifty in attendance, a
party of eight motoring down from
Lyndonville.
Twelve tables arranged in cool
places on the lawn provided for