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LODGE DIRECTORY.
Masonic Lodges.

Ardmore Commandery, No. 3.
Knights Tenplar-A. H. Palmer en-.
inent commander; Geo. II. Bruce, rc.
corder Meets first Tuesday in each
month in Masonic temple.
Ardmore Chapter No. II, Royal
Arch Masons-G. II. Bruce, high
priest: John l.. Gait, secretary. Reg.
ular meeting second Tuesday night
in each month.
Ardmorc Council, No. If, Royal and
Select Masters-Robert II. Henry.
thrice illustrious eminent; Geo. II.
Bruce. recorder. Regular meeting
first Thursday night in each month.
Ardmore Lodge, No. 81. a. +. and
A. Nm NJ. Griffith, worshipful mas.
ter; Geo. II. Bruce, secretary. Rogu.
lar meeting first Saturday night on or
before the full moon in each month.
Ardmcre Chapter, No. 20. order Of
Eastern Star-W. A. Bimbush, wor.
thy patron; Mrs. Lille Palmer, wor-
thy matron; Mrs. Fannie Sacra Bum.
pass, secretary. Meets fourth Mon.
day night in each month.
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federal constitution IS the supreme
law of the land and Oklahoma has It's
advocates. But there are those VhO re-.
gard him as OF sufficient official in.
dependence To- hazard any position his
fancy might dictate. The opinion is
prevalent here that hy a bold stroh
for au ideal the rejection by him OF
% state constitution because 90 s"parat
ed the races would partially atone fo
bis position iu the Brownsville" AFFAIR
and placatc those OF bis party whJ
were welding the harpuou
From the press reports the race
question is not the only matter o.!
the oklahoma constitution which APP
pears TO Dee worrying the prosidou:
There ara provisions in the bin Jl
rights, already adopted, which he r'
pards as inimical to the rights o,
property This g. notably the case OF
that paragraph which prevents the i'm
portatiou o., an armed force by per
sons or corporations. independent ui
the civic authorities. for the sup
preston of domestic violence. The
provision is directed against the pro
tossioual guard and will give Ohlaho
ma new position among the states
The president has said he hoped the
constitution Of Oklahoma would com
up tu the standard Of other stat. s. IT h.
does not protect property rights. it
would bee his plain duy to turn 1t
down"
IT there is anything else objection.
able the convention does not know II
i'm fact. the race question. upon
which he has given mo- direct cNpr,g
sfon. has been the only provision cN
citing fear when the resolution come
mp for consideration II w,ll meet with
some opposition ON the ground that
supreme court decisions huld soplrat,
coach acts TO be- constitutional federal
and state. that the words distinction
and discrimination are the same in
law; that separate coaches are uc.,h
cr; hence the president could not urra
a legal objection to the Oklahoma
constitution ON tha, score.
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Wants Slice Of Money.

Washington. .. G., Jan. 2S-The
house Indian committee has decided
to report bill authorizing Samuel
Powell OF Wagner and II. G. Linn o.
Kansas TO submit their claim against
the Eastern Chcrokecs to the court
ot claims. Powell and Linn contend
that they made contract with the
kcctowau society, under which they
were To represent the Eastern Cher
okccs In the prosecution of their claim
before the court of claims md the
supreme court This contract they
say provides that they were to be paid
five per cent of the Total award that
might be allowed As the award
aggregated about five millions they i'm.
sist they should have been paid about
$3.50 600. Some time ago Representa-.
tive Miller Of Kansas introduced bin
directing the secretary Of the interior
to cause this claim To b. paid The
committee on Indian affairs referred
the bin tu subcommittee consisting
of Bucl,man. OF Minnesota. Marshall.
of South Dakota and stephens. of
Texas The subcommittee rejected IL
and prepared substitute referring
the coim to the court of claims THIS
substitute VIII ho s'Ipuod to the
house Powell and Linn say they will
o.
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a Card.

This is 10 certify that all druggists
are authorized TO refund your money
If Folcy's Honey and Tar fails TO cure
your coughs or cold II stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from n cold. Cures
"a grippe cou.hs and prevents pueu
monla and consumption Contains
mo- opiat's The genuine is IN vel
low pachago Refuse substitutes
Sold hy Hoffman Drug Co, CITY Dme
store.
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h'hia' saved 'he I'ic N. captain John
smith, the dauntIesa leader OF the
his' English colony IN America when
'"hn'mn'n 10 death o' h'3 cap'"rs
'n' '''''tIh'n' oI jamestown island
would uhQnesllonablN nave been
abandoned the despondent ana de-
moraIized pioneers returning to Eng
lahu' the ne" ""rlu ""''d nave Deeh
'''' U" tine 'hu'ahS ana ihe early
Sp'''S" S'''''rs' woman s "oIN say
'' J'H'''""h' ana women" WORK Is
10 play an Important part III 'r eo'".
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s'.f VI 'i'' '''''s'""' "'''I'iH'h''
tue I''' "'-'n'''iG VI '"' '"I''u a'''
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""' ''' ''"' '"' c''''''''"" "'l" tue
great exposition are '' ""'uin' sue"
E'E'n''' P'"po'uoh'' 10 'h'Hl ana
more particularly To ''' virginia No.
men society 'oi 'h' Preservation oi
Antiquities VINO P'Uu"h'u congress
to preserve 'aineS'o"" island ana IT'S
historic runs dN' the 'r'dlt ior
in'uEnra'ins tho movement irom
"hich sprung ne forthcoming 'eie'
hrailon ana exposition. hehce an
gratitude ana homage TO our noble
women, especially in tins instance to
u
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RESULT OF MS ACTION AWAITED
WITH INTEREST.
STANDS WITHOUT PRECEDENT
The Situation Furnishes Rare Op.
portunty For \ Display Of Official
Diseretion-The President Has
Friends in Convention.

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The JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
HAMPTON ROADS, VIRGINIA

Norfolk. Va, JAM g..-To commam
crate thom,a- important event in our
Nations history. There H To D. held
the coming year a great ataruauou.
al Naval Marine and Military celc-
bratlon ON Hampton Roads, Virginia.
and contomporanoously Herewith and
iu close accord. great historical, cl.
ucatlonal and industrial exposition.
beginning April 2Gth the unuivorsa.
ry Of the day the intrepid yoyagcrs
FIRST put foot ON American soil and
ending Nosomb o. @O.h Our pref
dent Theodore Roosevelt. thus
speaks Of it I'm h'a proclamation
"Commpmorating i'm fitting and ap-
lriutc manner tine birth ot the Amer.
lean nations, the drst permanent set.
upmout OF English speaking people on
the American continent made at
jamestown Virginia ON the 18Th day
1r May. 1907; and in order that the
great events Of American history
which have resulted thcrcfrom may
Dee acccuuatod TO the present and IN.
urc generations of American citi-
2cns."
/ let us for a moment go back three
hundred years. 90 December 18th.
lGOc.the day when q li'uy h'ud Of In.
trcpid pioneers sailed away from the
precincts or London UlachvcI ou
the ThamcD bound for an unknown
land. ,Horc to- Grht fever. famine ana
trc1ch rous foes, in cndclyoring to
establish roothold In the nnd of
promise. ondeayors which have been
fulfilled beyond the dream Of prophet
That great and powerful nation
should have sprung from the little
settlement made by these pioneers in
1907. on the banks Of the James river
in the state named in honor OF the
Virgin Queen of England. would seem
a fancy of a disordcrcd brain. did not
fact assure IT,
The genesis Of all the older nations
are shroudcd in obscurity adorned
with fables The great American re-
public traces its beginning to a def.
mite spot wherc events happened and
deeds were done. as thrilling and i'm.
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= LOCAL UNIONS.
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ARDMORE TRADES COUNCIL
Meets first and third FRIDAY nights
in each month at Labor Hall. L.
b. Horn, president; ID. n. Fergu-
son, secretary.
THE ARDMORE TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION, No. 649.-Meets first sun
day in each month at p. m, at
Union Hall. j. W. Golledgc, Pres
ident; ID. b. Gaines, Secretary.
| LOCAL UNION NO. 247 OF THE IN
TERNATIONAL. BROTHERHOOD
OF .BLACKSMITHS AND HELP
ERS meets every Thursday night.
\. y. White, President; c. L. Craig,
Secretary.
BARRIERS JOURNEYMEN INTER.
NATIONAL UNlON-Mects first
and third Monday nights in each
month. O. IL. Vaughan. president,
Elmer Wright, secretary.
CARPENTERS AND JOlNERS' or
AMERICA No. lO2S-Mects every
Thursday night 7.30, at Union
Han. w. II. Kenncr president; d. y.
Ferguson, secretary.
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD
or ELECTRICAL WORKERS
Meets second and fourth Friday
nights Of each month. +. NJ. Parker,
president; \. a. Holcomb, sccre-
tary.
BRICKLAYERS', MASONS' AND
PLASTERERS' INTERNATIONAL
UNION. No. 9-Meets every Satur.
day night. J. II. Dixon, president;
A. b. Brown, secretary.
RETAIL CLERKS l. Z. UNION, No.
G35-Meets second and fourth Mon
day nights in each month. Louis
S. Sheikowits, president; l.. b.
Horn, secretary.
PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND
PAPERHANGERS' UNION No. 22S
Meets every Wednesday night
Of each month at Union Hail Guy
Cronshaw, president; j, A, Spears,
secretary.
TEAISTER UNION, No. 5S3-L B.
DeArmond, president G. W. Young,
secretary.
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The DISTRICT COURT
january 29.

1920 Ed Nero, larceny and receiv-
ing.
J27S >. a. Holey false pretense.
1864 T. L. Roland, uttering forged
instrument.
1878 Guy Dniard, larceny.
54i1. Sam Quinn, disposing of liq-
uor.
5Gi6 Sam QuiLn, dIsposing liquor.
introducing.
SCOT Mary Tolen, introducing.
1861; Sam Quinn, dsposing iquo-
5Gi7 Sam Quinn, introducing.
January 80.
5422 J. b. Wilson, dlsposIng lip.
uor.
5525 J. b. Wilson, disposlng liz.
uor.
1862 John Wilson, disposing liquor.
54I7 Plato Little, disposing liquor.
5452 Levi Higginbottom and Vic
Brown, disposing liquor.
5i6l Jen Carson, dlsposing liquor.
January 81.
547G L. W. Lester. murder.
5477 Bud Belew, larceny
54l4 Richard Ford, perjury.
5532 y. r. Tyubby, perjury.
February I.
5592 Oce Jones malicious mis-
chief
5000 Oce Jones' larceny ana re
cciviug.
1894 VIM r. WRIGHT, inter cours,
with female under lG.
5Go3 John Frank, disposing liquor
5G0i John Frank introducing.
56l0 John Stephens. Oscar Steph-
ems and Gid stephens, introducing.
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kniuhts OF Pythias.

Myrtle Lodge, No. Z, Knights Of
Pythias-Ed Sandlin, chancellor com.
mander; c. c. Watkins, keeper Of rec
ords and seal. Meets every Thursday
night.
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5722 George Morris, assault to kill
1924 Harry williams Tin pen), as
sault to murder (nulle prossequD.
5725 Harry williams Gin pen). in
PRODUCING whisky.
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FOURTH WEEK.

February 1s.
57GS Tuck Roberts, disposing mort.
5796 Grant Armstrong and Lewis
Armstrong, disturbing peace.
5797 Yves Philips, disturbing peace.
inclosure.
577i VIM. Allen, aggravated as.
sault.
February 10.
5777 Cha,Ies Vernon, aggravated
assault.
5779 bob Nelghbors and Dee Spain
gaming.
$3.50 }. c. Johnson, gaming.
57SG W. y. Watts, weapon.
February 20.
57SS Arthur Arlington, weapon.
57Sa Arthur Arlington. weapon.
$3.50 Arthur Arlington, weapon.
February -.
j79S Arthur Lanham and VIII Ian
ham. disturbing peace.
$500 Mack Price and George Tate.
577l Oscar Grey, disposing mort.
gagged property.
1913 Clifford Barnett, destroying
disturbing peace
5S0l Sandy Elliott disturbing the
peace
$500 Sandy Elliott, disturbing the
peace. ?
February %.
5So4 c. J. Mccoy, Introducing.
5SO5 J. r Alverson, trespass.
5SOG J. L. Arnold, perjury.
5So7 -Grisham, -
5S0S Frank Lacy
There are but few central suns
the most Of us are only satellites.
II takes more force to start thing
than r. docs to keep O. ro,ng.
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TEAMSTER UNION, No. 5S3-J. B.
DeArmond, president G. w. Young,
secretary
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NOTICE!

The editorial maupgcmca, C.;
the Ardmoral'n nlu apprccia'-
any items of local or general
interest being phoucd I'm eacn
day Personal items, sick items.
accidents in the ncighborhold.
cruelty to animals pracuced, or
any item OF any nature what.
ever. Phone Nos. 53S and 8. City
editors phone No. 53S.
Items can he used up TO 3
o'clock every day in the week,
and mp until II O'Clock Saturday
night.
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THIRD WEEK.

February II.
5726 Gus Anthony. introducing.
5727 Sol oates. Introducing.
1929 Homer Bohansn, larceny.
5732 NJ. d. Abbott, intercepting let.
ter.
573S NJ. d. Abbott, using mail to
defraud
February 12.
5734 G. G. Ewing, murder
553j George Love, murder
February 10.
573G Utterius forged instrument.
5737 Sam Louis forgery
573S Jim Bake, assault to kill.
5741 c. NJ. Gilstrap and jeff Gil
strap. larceny.
5742 Wiley Sam, larceny.
February "a.
SAG John Price and Charles Price
larceny and receiving stolen property
574S r. j. Ward, disposing liquor
$3.50 J. c. Johnson, disposing liq
uor.
1888 w. \. Watts and John Watts
disposing liquor.
February IS.
$3.50 Gonlaw West, disposing liq
Cor
575S Andy Davis. disposing liquor
1853 T. n. Garrison, disposing liz
uor.
57GO T. n. Garrison, disposing llq
uor.
57G1 T. n. Garrison. disposing liz
uor.
576i Doc Rose, disposing liquor.
5764 Virglle Weinberg, disposing
liquor.
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PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND
PAPERHANGERS' UNION No. 22S
Meets every Wednesday night
Of each month at Union Han. Guy
Cronshaw president; j. A, Spears,
secretary.
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II takes more force to start thing
than r. docs to keep 60 ro,ug
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RETAIL CLERKS |. p. UNION, No
G35-Meets second and fourth Mon
day nights in each month. Louis
S. Sheikowits, president; l.. b
Horn, secretary.
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There are but few central suns
the most of us are only satellites
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LOCAL UNION NO. 247 OF THE IN
TERNATIONAL. BROTHERHOOD
OF .BLACKSMITHS AND HELP
ERS meets every Thursday night
4. y. White, President; c. l.. Craig,
Secretary.
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BRICKLAYERS', MASONS' AND
PLASTERERS' INTERNATIONAL
UNION No. 9-Meets every Satur.
day night ]. II. Dixon, president;
A. b. Brown, secretary.
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ARDMORE TRADES COUNCIL
Meets first and third FRIDAY nights
in each month at Labor Hall. l..
b. Horn, president; ID. n. Fergu-
son, secretary.
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POLICEMAN ACCUSED or THEFT.
g. p. RSnkeI, Three Years IN the Fsrce.
Arrested for steaiiny I've Dscycles.

G. p. Rxnkel, Three Years On the Force,
Arrested for steaiinS I've Dscycles.
Patrolman Charles P. Runkel OF the
Seventy ninth precinct, which takes in
Far Rockaway. was arraigned yesterday
oefore Magistrate Healy 1t Far Rookaway
on . charge Of having stolen two bicycles.
He was held for examination on Monday
in 81 600 bail, which he furnished.
Runkef lives at o. Yves: isist street
Manhattan. One OF the bicycles alleged to
have been stolen by the policeman belongs
. Frank Webster. who runs the newsstand
At the Long Island Railroad station at
Far Rockaway. and the other 10 the property
Of the Queens County Gas Company and
was being used by Ernest Webster, an m
ployee. who 10 a brother Of Frank.
The brothers got to their home In Far
Rockaway at ] o'clock on Friday morning
and left b bicycles at the porch Of the
house. which stands back some distance
later the wheels had disappeared.
The bicyclee were subsequently, found
ct the Long Island express platform at
Far Rockaway They were tagged for
ehipment and were 20 be sent to q bicycle
the police thss the Wheels had BEEN Iefs By
3 policeman in uniform n h description
given 10 said 70 have answered that Of
Runkel. The bicycles were duly shipped
and Detective Farley went on the same
train to Long Island City and, from there
Accompanied the express wagon that took
thsm TO their destination.
Ths bicycle dealer told Farley. IL 10 said,
that . policeman had called on him and
aaid he would like to have him receive
two wheels which he wanted to trade for q
Noman's bicycle. The dealer went TO Far
RockAway with Farley and there. It 10 said,
id0ntiaed Runkel a. the man who had called
on him with reference to the bicycles
Runkel denies his guilt. He 10 n years
old and married. He has been a policeman
about three wears.
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CENTURY OLD COINS DUG UP,
Workmen Find Thorn while Exoavating n.
ths Main street ~ nuriingtoD. n. D..

~
BURLINGTON, N. j.. Oct. I2.-Oid res
dents see in the unearthing Of ancient gold
coins to-day on High street the city's prin.
cipal business street. confirmation OF Q
long established belief that two buildings.
erected half a century before the Rsvoiu-
tion and until recently occupying the ata
OF tho New Burlington Trust Company
Building, contained buried treasures.
Workmen making q two foot excavation
for q new concrete pavement In front Of the
new bank spaded up the coins. The men
ct once got excited and wanted to dig deeper,
but the contractor objected. II u said
that he will DO further digging himself.
Most Of the pieces were OF EnEllsh eoin-
tractors who RACED the old colonial build.
rnGs TO- make a. for the bank building ere
Ssscrally believed TO have made . rtoA
strike. Many spectators got Hpaniah Gl-
vsr dollars. found in the debris OF the build
ines.
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Lieut. Nslsou, Who With Lisut. namsv
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that he had learned that Louis SiIveupsn
Of leo Nassau struet had been one Of Lsfort's
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g OOO on forced notes by L~fort.
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would have other charges 10 make against
the p~risoner.
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HOTEL WENTWORTH SOLD.

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Passes From Hand a. syndosste.
PonTshourH, N. H., Oct. l7.-Ths Hoesl
Wentworth has changed ownership, titis
passing from William H. White Of Brook
Gue. reprsssnting the syndioats Of Boston
ard New York peopls. who boYehAL IL
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-13

French & Irish Bed Linens
Hemstitched Linen
Pillow Cases. Pair sl.l0. Las. 10
Sheets. 3.7S, Sis. 200
Hand Embroidered Linen
Pillow Cases. Pair SIPS, ass, 3.0S
Top Sheets Each SIS. 9.7S. 1878
Bed Spreads. " $50. 1905, 1880
Infants Fillow Cases. " 1.65, 2.+S, 3.26
Embroidered Linen Lunch sets
Sets Of Is Pieces at s2.2S. SIS. 3.7S
Is e" 3.9S. Sis. Gas
And 10 addition . Special importation Of
100 Satin Damask
Table Cloths ard Napkins
Consisting Of
Damask Table Cloths. At sl.SS, 2.78. IT'S
Napkins. to match. Doc 1877, 2.75
Very Much Below Prevailing Prices.
west Tvsnty.third street 20
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-07-19
MISKIMON.

Mrs. Annie Jones and daughter, of
Fairfields, visited her sister, Mrs. G.
II. Smith, Sunday and Monday last.
Julian Cockrell has been quite indis-
posed for several days.
Howard Jones has very badly mash
ed finger.
Our young friend, George Beane, has
his new saw-mill running on full time
now.
Charlie Pitman has been rebuilding
his dwelling.
Mrs. George H. Smith is on a trip
to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ashburne was
at Mia Monday.
Sid Norman was in Baltimore last
week buying corn to supply his mill
trade.
w. 7. Gill has presented his daughters
with fine new piano.
Mrs. VIM. Marsh is on the sick list.
George Stewart, of Baltimore, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Martha Marsh, of Lancaster,
visited her brother, John, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dink Forester. OF
Regina, visited the gentleman's brother
r. j.. Forester, here Sunday.
u. ANDI
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-07-19
NOMINI GROVE.

EDITOR CITIZEN: Although have
not of late been contributing any items
to your most valuable columns, owing to
sickness of the writer, l appreciate
your weekly visits highly. They come
to check and help brighten the oft
gloomy hours caused by an impaired
condition of the body. But now, as
I'm feeling better, I'll express a few
thoughts through my dear friend, the
CITIZEN.
). D. Edwards, postmaster at this
place, who has been a great sufferer
of late from injuries he received from
fall, is able to get around a little
with the assistance of crutches.
Mrs. A. ]. Rock, of Oldhams. spent
the past week with her daughter. Mrs.
Robt Balderson, at Lodge, Northumber-
land county. While there Capt. Bal.
derson took her in company with Mrs.
Balderson on his gasoline yacht to visit
her daughter, Mrs. T. w. Clark. at
Coan. Mrs. Rock returned to her home
Sunday. RID. c.