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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
PlTTseURo LUNuRlEs GIVE WAY
TO LEAVENWoRTH's BARE
CELLS SOCIAL LEADERS TOO.
BREAKS PRISON ARISTOCRACY
The Government Ordered the Trans.
fer to Break up a Prison Aristo.
eraey--Families Plead FOR Rever.
sal Of the order.

Pittsburg, Pa Sept 22.--The fad.
cr,l government has ordered the tran.
srcr from the Western Ponitcntiary
In this city to the United Statos pen.
tentiary at Loaycuwortn of eight
bankers and other conyicts serving
time FOR crimes against the govern.
mont The transfers are ordered as
result of exposures OF conditions
at the local prison, which the govern.
mcnt investigator reported were
such as 20 warrant the immediate a..
tcntion Of the state authorities"
The removals to Lcavcnworth will
take place the latter part Of next
week. Those to be- taken west are:
William Montgomery. cashier ALE.
gheny National Bank of Pittsburg.
sentenced NJ ccn years on November
2S, 1905; J. u. f. Rinehart. cashier
Of the Farmers and Drovcrs National
Bank OF Waynesburg, sentenced NJ.
teen years January -. 1909; John
Young, former auditor Farmers Depos
Il National bank. Pittsburg. sentcnc.
cd ten years on June .. 1908, for en-.
boz1lement; Henry Reiber, paying tel.
Ter OF Farmers Deposit National bank,
sentenced ten years on June c. 1908.
Tor cmbczzlcmcnt; Thomas w Har.
vey, sentenced ten years on June 6.
1908, for cmbezllement: Herbert w
Ticrs. bank clerk. sentenced five years
on DeComber %, 1908. for embezzle.
ment; John Furman. sentenced five
years on May 6, 1905. for counterfeit.
ing; Joseph A Haas, sentenced nv,
years on May g. 1908. FOR counterfeit.
ing
Montgomery was for years a politi.
ca and social leader. the conidantc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
ma city Sept 3Oth.

ma city. Sept 30th.
This delegation will be headed by
w G. owens. Senator Of the tenth
district. OF Wisconsin, who lives az
Maiden Rock that state. Marcus
Borgh. bank commissioner Of virou.
qua Wisconsin viii also Dee one of
the party.
Au additional feature wiz De- a big
basket dinner TO which az sons and
daughters OF ,l, "o,d stl.a" are IN
N.tcd rho,. knowing %. former resi-.
dcn's of Wisro1 Doc nov living m Ok.
hhrmr are requested ~ send tha r.
names 90 Secretary ~ J. Holman.
Rooms % and &c. Chamber OF com.
morco building Oklahoma city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
La TOILETTE MAY
VISIT STATE FAIR
MANY NOTABLES ASKED TO
SPEAK WHEN SONS or VISION
SIN CELEBRATE.

IN, Wisconsin society Cd. OeUIuut
IS preparing for big celebration %.
the state Fair. .n which 800 former
residents OF Wisconsin N,u Dee .u,ltnI
to participate" The date %. Wacou
sin Day viii ue Thursday scptcm.
Der 80 Exercises VIII be- held from
10 10 r. O'Clock BOO the forenoon lu
the Auditorium at the Sltr Fair
grounds. The program viii consist
OF music rcc.tations and speeches.
The committee has written To a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23

Or Abcrpcthy, the great English
physician. said. watch your Kidneys
When they are affec'ed lfe IS In
danger" Folcy's Kidney Remedy
makes healthy Kidneys, corrects urL
may irregularities, and tones up the
whole system Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
A Narrow Escape

Edgar y. Bayliss, merchant OF
Rubinsonville, Del, wrote: About
two years ago | was thin and sick,
and coushed all the time and II |
d!d not have consumption. It was
near TO 1t. ! commenced using Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar, and It stopped
my cough, and ! am now entirely
wei, and have gained twenty.eight
pounds. all due to the good results
from taking Fqley's Honey and Tar"
Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
THE SAVOY CAFE
Oklahoma City, Okla
LEE BUILDING
Corner Main and Robson

Corner Main and Robson Oklahoma Okla.
MR.. J. ~ wHONHART, PROPRIETOR
Extends all STATE FAIR visitors cordial invita-
ton to his place while attending the Fair and
make it their headquarters and resting place. The
Savoy Cafe being able to accommodate one hundred
and fifty persons at time and giving an excellent
cuisine first class service modern prices consider
ed by all who have there one of the best cafes
in the Southwest Add extra pleasure to your stay
at the FAIR by eating the Savoy Cafe. Caterers
to private parties and Banquets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
BOMB FOR PRESIDENT.
Plot 20 Harm Taft Discovered Where
He viii Meet Oiax

r. Paso, Texas, Sept. 22.-A bomb
was found tonight in the rear of the
customs house at Juarcz, Mexico. A
Few feet from the platform which
has been erected for the meeting
which has been erected for the meet.
Ing between President Taft and Pres
ident Diaz on October l6. More than
thirty arrests were made. Juarez is
across the Mexican border.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
Danderine
works wonders .
II produces hair

II produces hair
Just as surely as rain and sunshine
raises crops. 1t produces 4 thick
growth OF luxuriant hair when all
other remedies fail. We gnara ntes
Danderine. All druggists sell II -25c,
SOC and 81 per bottle. To prove its
worth send this ad with IOc In stamp.
or silver and we will mail YOU n LARGE
free sample KNOWLTOS DAN
DERINE co. Chicago. III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23

stevens e. Co. have the best line OF
insurance companies. Give them yoir
business. 3Ag
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

z 2 -
 Lela McGuire. Irene Taylor. Sarah May field. Mary Rushton. Rachel Rushton Eugenia Byars. Laura Snodgrass, Ruth Craig. Ruth Cameron. Elsie Fitzpat- rick. Emily Black. Mary Gilchrist. Juliet Ruth. Helen Thomas. Hattie May Brooks. Louise Tatum, Virginia HIgh- tower. Virginia Hines. Mary Elizabeth Black. Ellen Jones and Rob Barnett Jack Welsh. Bryson Glass. Leigh Ellen burg. Thomas Walsh, Fred and .John Dreher. Douglass Haygood, James Tay- Tor. Percy Fariam. Ed Hall George Smith. George Garrett. William Okel. Crawford Hightower. and Frank and Paul Hines.
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MRS. CoYr
 Miss Mary Burke gave very delight. full bridge party Saturday afternoon.
 She entertained for Mrs. Coluuitt c. Cole. bride of few weeks, who is a msot charming addition to the list of young matrons.
 The prizes, a cloisonne enamel hin. was won by Miss Mildred Andrew who presented 1t to the honor guest.
 Delicious refreshments were served Those invited to meet Mrs. Cole, were. Misses Clement Marks, Mildred Andrew. Elizabeth Andrew, Julia May Hender- son, Katherine Baldwin, Laura Jonas Anne Gaston. Virginia Benjamin, Mary Cobbs. Florence Marks. Mrs. Edward Watts.
 MISS ASHLEY TO HE
 ENTERTAINED IN ATLANTA. Miss Mary Goodwin Ashley will leave Wednesday for Atlanta to be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Stowe A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
SOCIAL CALENDAR

 this afternoon the Misses al CIoyerdae. 2 . will at will entertain sGassenh bridal this Court fs5 s@s D|ae9- s ,5@s The Gladden. Will evening at home of the brides The "wednesday Virgil al ! o'clock 33o o'clock 3So o'clock at :. it wEDNE .stas# 2 Arninta wilt take of de on @sgfa Club will afternoon with Mrs Louis x fs : Ss se .t4 | E Mary Boyd ing .10:s0 o'clock Francs A. R. Carnegie Library this afternoon at 4 o'clock
 
 Novices ocloc ck.< : ' wilien Thursday o'clock of S A. evening the home the bride at 8 o'clock.
 
 Mrs John F. win entertain the Twentieth Century Club this Bruce Mrs NC wedding this evening their PratvIle. SATURDAY. < the house this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

Board of Foreign Missions of the Meth odist Episcopal Church. She is an in- tellectual woman and a~strong speaker. She has just returned from the orient, and has many friends throughout the South, made when she was a teacher at Wesleyan College, at Macon. Ga. She will address the young people and children of Montgomery at the Court Street Mathodist Church Sunday at II o'clock.
 Sunday evening ali1 WIT address all women of the difeefent auxiiiaries of the Foreign Missionary Societies of the city at the Perry Street Methodist Church. She will make an address at the Dexter Avenue Church Monday af- ternoon.
 LANGFORD-JACExSO
 The marriage of Miss Mayme Selma Jackson and MT. Samuel Martin Lang ford. will be solemnized Sunday af- ternoon at o'clock at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Reid Smith on Moul- ton Street. Rev. o. c. MoGehee oficiat- ing.
 Miss Jackson has been in Montgom- cry only few months. having for. merly lived in Gulfport. Miss.
 Mir. Langford is a young business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

The first meeting was held with Mrs. J. A Kirkpatrick when the fol- lowing officers were elected
 Mrs. H. C. Gunnels, President.
 Mrs. Belle Allen Ross. Vice Presi- dent.
 Mrs. J. R. McDavid. Secretary.
 Miss Kate Alley. Treasurer.
 Mrs. Alexander Troy and Miss Gabe Watts have returned from pleasant visit of several weeks to Indiana polls and Louisville.
 Miss Mary Elizabeth Thweatt and Miss May Robinson will go to Atlanta Thursday in MT. Warren Burtons' automobile to attend the races. A mum Der of events have been planned in their honor.
 Mrs. J. G. Carpenter. of Lockhart Ala. who has been Ill at a local in- hrmary is improving.
 Miss Julia Kalbach. of Eancester. Penn. is the guest of Miss Alice O. Conneal..
 MT. Trimble Walker. of Milstead. who has been i'll in this city is im- proving.
 Mrs. S. H. Campbell of Troy is the guest Of Mrs. W. H. Hubbard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

Miss Corrinne Barr of Bowling Green Ky. will arrive Wednesday to be the guest of her aunt Mrs. e. e. Hewitt. She Is charming young girl and will make her debut at her home in Bowling Green this winter.
 Mrs. Levings Laney of Columbus. Ga, is the guest of Judge and Mrs. A A. Evans at Oak Park.
 MT. Robert Chapman. of Auburn Is spending several days with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Chapman at Oak Park.
 Mrs. Carl Roemer and children are spending several days in Atlanta.
 Mrs. T. w. Harmon has returned From the Woman's Missionary Union Convention in Selma.
 Mrs. Hannon has been recording Secretary for some years but at this meeting was elected First Vice Presi- dent.
 Miss Lucille Schwartz of Mobile Is the guest of her sister. Mrs Henry Schwartz at her home High Street.
 Mrs. J. w. Bullock Jr.. and little daughter Anne are visiting her par ents MT. and Mrs. c. w. Ely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
Hsbny Q. n5 ,! Dqy, v AA|mH e/ociety WbnldS

number of delishtfuls affairs will be g1ven in her honor. . Mir. Rockwell Johnston will entertain ct . dinner Wednesday evening at the Piedmont Driving Club. MT. Dave Kirkland will give dinner at the Capital City Club.
 On Saturday evening, Mr. Thomas Galloway will give dinner for her at the Piedmont Driving Club. MRS. CosB aUEsrS6F
 MRS. FLOWERS. Mrs. !. B. Cobb of Nashville. Tenn. is the guest of Mrs J. J. Flowers. ST., on South Court Street. Mrs, Cobb Is associate secretary of the Woman's
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
NesD Fall Dress Goods

5l-INCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS srey. tra fine quaIity, 6l inches wide and worth e150 . yard, for Nonday, the yafo ......... .....Soo BRILLIANTINE = shadow stripes, black, grey and brown, 42 tnches wide and worth 5bc . yard, for Mon- oay...... ... ... ......- .4Bo BRILLIANTINE--Gre blue and black. fine quality, 3e inches wide and worth CSC yard. for Monday. :. .4sc SILK MOHAIR---Lixht and dark grey, navy, brown, black, garnet and white, also shadow stripes, invisible checks and pIaids, an elegant variety,
 Sc to Ss inch widths, all regular 6ssc
 qualities, for Monday zDc 10 pieces 38-inch TAFFETA SILK, the
 s1.25 value, for Monday, the
 yard. ...... =. ...........Ooc 10 pieces spot proof TAFFETA SILK,
 the s2.O0 value, for Monday, the
 yaru .--......... ........ ...$l.@4 50 Pices PruneIa Stripe BookfoId, the
 4oc quality for Monday, the yard
 -. ... ..s .... lSc RAMONA OUTING-Hundreds of diff
 ferent patterns to select from, and
 all pretty. This excellent quality is
 being sold everywhere at 12 1-2c .
 yard, for Monday =. ... .. .... Toe 1sc PURE WHITE MADRAS for 1oc 100 pieces AMosKEAG OUTINGS, I2c
 quality, for Monday. .... 0c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

man connected with Blackmon's Phar- macy of Columbus, Ga.
 Mir. and Mrs. Langford will leave shortly after the ceremony for Colum- bus. Ga, their future home.
 HARRKs-TYSON.
 1r. and Mrs. Archibald Pitt Tyson announce the engagement of. their daughter. Laura May. to MT. Robert Harris. Jr., the wedding to take place on December ?. at the Court Street church.
 This announcement will be or tnS deepest interest Miss Tyson IS member of one of the most prominent families in the state. She is charm ing girl and has hosts of frtends. MT Harris is from Reidsville, IN. C., ana comes from a very prominent family He is a popular an dsuceessful Dusi' ness man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

The popular little hostess received a number of presents.
 The guests were: Jack and Dorothy Kirtland. Mary Belle Schwend. Ruthen and Rebecca Williamson. Hubert Browder, Louise and Eunice Powell, Paul and Frank HInds. Elizabeth Stew enson. Gertrude and Ruth Bridges. John Ross Dunn, Evelyn Trawick. John L. Fitzpatrick, Lydia Smith. Katie Grace Hill. Emma Blanch Brinsfield, Halleen and John Potts. Barnes. Ha- gel and Preston Brinsfield. Mac and Bowling Barnes. Joe and Helen Morris. Eloise and William White, Manford Brinsffeld, John and Earnest O'Connor. Dorothy Brinsfield, George Garrett. Mary Fair Irwin and Mary Bruce Morris.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
CRYSTAL WEDDING.

prominent event of the week will be the reception at which MT. and Mrs. Columbus Eugene Thomas VIII entertain at their home in Prattville' on Friday evening, November 12. In celebration of the crystal wedding.
 The entertainment will be one of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
Tailor Made Garments

Just received new line TaiIsr-made Broadcloth Suits, satin lined, beau-
 tafnIly trimmed and in all colcrs Garnet. Brown, Black, Olive, Green and Navy Blue.
 A NICE line of 1llsses COats, crush plush bcaufifully trimmed in black. the regular price fs $10.O0 apiece, for worth ez0o ench for Monday .... 9sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

handsomsht thnt hss svsr ns,n xiven in Prattville. 1hare win Ii ( apeu1aI tarin leaving the depot at 7:lg o'clock. the evening of the reception.
 The train win ba coriipiimentary ts the guests who attend. 2
 L0N0KDr~UKY.
 MT. and Mrs. oeorgs Wtibern Ely invite you to be present ct the mar. riaee of their daughter c3aiP 6ehrtss yer. to Ar nldon Scott LonGley, sp the evening cf TuesdAT. NovembeF %, 1909. . o'clock. 6t, Johh's Npfsc0pai Church. Montgomery. Ala"
 The above invitation has been Is.
 roWNsEND-PARixnn.
 MT. and Mrs. Lang Parker an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Cora Parker. to Mir. J4naes Murray Townsend.
 The marriage win take place the af- aterncn of November 1e. at x:46 o'clock at their homo at CloverdAie.
 Miss Parker in very pretty and q very chArming girl and has scores of trends. Mir. Townsend Is . popular young man of this city and holds re- sponsfbis railroad position.
 DELEGATrs TO W. 0.
 T.. U.s CONVENTION. The following women Of the Mont- gomery w. c. T. U. have been elected delexates to the twenty-hfth annual convention to be held in Birmingham Nov. f6, IT and IS: Mrs. T B. Chat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
NEW CLUB ORGANIZED.

new club has been recently or ganized and is known as the Chautau- qua Circle.
 The club is literary one and will have a regular course of study under the auspices of the Chautauqua Scien- tihc Literary Circle.
 The club has eighteen members and will meet twice a month, on the first and third Thursdays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

Miss Lucille Strong, in white silk with silver trimmings.
 Misa Mary Mcqueen. in green silk.
 Miss Helen Steiner. in blue crepe meteor with gold trimmings.
 Miss Cecilia Payne. in white spangled chiffon with pearl trimmings.
 Miss Elizabeth Willingham. of Ma con, Ga. in bun colored chiffon.
 Mss Mary Ashley, in pink preceded silk with gold trimmings.
 Other guests were:
 Messrs. Ducros, c. G Day, Campbell Corey. Arthur Butt. Tom Betty. J, M. Tucker. James Davidson, Allen McNeel. Hawkins. pr. John Prather. Everett Jackson. Earl Clapp, James Hickey, w. E. Rouse. Ivey, Lawrens Pierce. w. G.. Ward, Temple Siebels. Hardaway Fraz- CT, Lamar Fields. Julius Hendrick, For ter McKeithen. Henry Long. Mike NJ crosi. Henry Booth c. Duke, Virgil Chandler, W. F. Joseph, Earl Clapp. John H. Wallace. IT,, Troy Halls. John Jones' Herbert Galloway, Pierce Led yard, Shep Roberts. W. c. Oates, IT, R. H. Cooledge. Jr., Tom Mowening' Beale Travis, Haygood Patterson. Jack Vardeman, Henry Watford. Fielder Halls, Troy Watts, Tillman Taylor Atlee Jordan, Wiley Jones. James Mad dox, Julius Hendrick. Morgan Browder, James Browder. MEETING OF J. E. B.
 STUART CHAPTER. The J. F. B. Stuart Chapter held a most interesting and enjoyable meet | ing Saturday afternoon with the dfrec- 1 tor, Miss T. F. Stephens. An instrumental solo was given by Miss Verian Slough. Mrs. Bibb Graves gave a reading. Emma Sansom." Miss Geraldine Ware gave 8 song. An address, Montgomery, the First 1 Capital of the Confederacy" was given by Mrs. F. H. Fillmore. l The address was much enjoyed and Mrs. Fillmore Is charming speaker. | A large picture of the inauguration of MT. Davis was on exhibition.
 LITTLE MISS FERRIS | BIRTHDAY PARTY
 A most enjoyable affair among the little folks. was the party at which lit tie Miss Ella Bedford Perry entertain | ed Saturday afternoon at the home oi l her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. T. Perry | in celebration of her seventh birthday
 The home was attractively decorat ed for the occasion. In the dining l room a color scheme of pink was car ried out. Ropes of crepe paper inter twIned with grapes were drawn iron the chandelier to the four corners O l the table.
 The centrepiece was a mound Q fruits. and the handsomely embossed birthday cake adorned with seven pinl candles was the principal adornment.
 The color scheme was continued fl the refreshments.
 Various games were played and a hsl pond containing souvenirs proved dren-
 The little hostess wore a dainty dres of white over pink with pink ribbons. | The guests were:
 Misses Virginia Cody Josephin Brown, Ruby Holt Janett Patterson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

field. Mrs. J. B. Nell. Mrs. E. A. Parker. Mrs. J. c. Wicker, Mrs Wes- ley Jones, Mrs. P. S. Hay. Mrs. E. H. Smith.
 MEETING or SESAME CLUB.
 The Sess~ne Club held the first meet ing Friday afternoon In the vestry room of the Temple. The study for the year will be Emerson in American Literature. Mrs. A., B. Meyer gave a paper on affitellectthl. Lekacfes Of the Early National Period" Mrs. Goidnan read a paper on acharhcteristi of New England" and Mrs. 8 B. Stern on "The Awakening. :" ss'fa@ ANNIE BERYE BRINsFTELD
 GIVES BIRTHDAY PARTY
 Little Miss Annie Beyri Brinsfieid entertained a number of her young friends at birthday party. Friday af- ternoon at the home Of her parents Mir. and Mrs. s. E. Brinsfield on Adams Street. Nsss
 Games were enjoyed by the little folks and in the contests the prizes fell to Ruth Bridges and George Garrett.
 The home was beautifully decorated throughout. The color scheme. pink and white. was carried out in the fees,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
S,Ccaters

7S Ladies Sweaters, in white, Grey and
 Heds New line just In Of latest
 styiess worth se4.o0 each, for Monday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
|R AcKET <; I!:I!: s TORE TO. !,!
 pssnst Asteatsa Msl elm s Aders Exprsss rrspsM
Goods You Need Now
 At Attractive Prices

saving has features you I'll Monday for what need for fall absolutely you that duplicating prices qualities, comparison will show
 These prices prevail in all departments especially Tailored Garments and Mems and Boys Suits
 Case coored yard wide Percale sold anywhere Ol 12 12c, here Monday yard .O1C
 Pieces of striped Feather Ticking, the regular fQ quality being heavy Monday yard DC
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
HolasefurnIshlngs

100 VELVET ART saUAREs--Good material and qualities, sises extra large, value up to SIS, for Mon- day =. ....-.. eo.75 nOoUETTE RUGs--size 30x60 inches, very hne quality nnd beautifuI de- signs, . regular e4.0o rus, for Mon-
 day.. -. ...... .... e1.78
 quality, for Monday. ;. sc ONE CASE FLANELETTE, Toe auai-
 ity, for Monday. -. 4. ... gc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
SILK BEAVERS! SILK BEAVERS! Only S5.98. worth $9-O0

Just received a shipmet of these hats. of which the demand has been so great this sea- son tho quality is the best. and style the newest. large. with side roll all black. kprieed elsewhere for s9.oo see ours for only E4E.as.
 Besides the above have also received the newest shapes in velvet, moire felt, etc, Tn t&rlcnrne, side roll small bengaline silk hats for elderly ladies and large flat hats For rnlsses in black and assorted coiors at swary low prices.
 Our line of plumes wings aigrettes. jet thands. cabachons. gold trimmings etc, is lconapIete and very reasonably priced. LADIES' TAILORED SUITS
 d1nr Charges for trimming hats are Soc %rire paid elsewhere. All AIterafions Free of Charge.
 SHIRT WAISTS
 We have a splendid value in perfect made uiik waist in assorted eolors to offer sou Monday at only g 9S. regular $5 % vaHzs.
 The Guarantee Store
 aaiHlnsry and Ladies Ready.to.Wear sos DoxtoF Ave. Phone z47o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

tcOntinued on Page Twenty-five.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

Mrs. Levings Laney of CoIunnbu, Ga-. Is the guest of Judge and Mir A A. Evans at Oak Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

Mrs. Carl Roemer and children ar spending several days in Atlanta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

Mrs. g. H. Campbell of Troy is tn, guest Of Mrs. W. H. Hubbard.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

1t is through this respect opposite that
the whole complex social ends and institutions establishes
its strongest hold the Individual Through the individual is
socaed and becomes identified with others by his
nmost desire in this through home the school, the
shop, and the he is placed midst order
OF the material and ideal activities life thereby
disciplined, moraized, and sprituaized.
1t this regard Tor the opinion others which makes
amenabe the society brings and
cooperation with the conventions fashions duties and ideals Of
society Without this susceptibility the opinions and
others is lacking the essential quality sOabty He
class restraint stimuli
irresponsible and ansoa attitude Of the criminal The sexual
instinct Paaes this sympathetic unfng disposition which produces
idate association and support becomes
deaEed in the relations OF blood brotherhood and
the societies Of fellowship and practical endeavor civilized
peoples
The type Of social adjustment Characteristic of the obvious
in religious and is the used by such win the
devotion Of individuals Among the members religious body
there exist ties Of spiritual knshp supported by the
senpens The phraseOOgy in Christian churches that the
family The church the bride Christ children
Of Cod brothers and sisters other They this
spiritual family having been conceived by the Holy Spirit
Love the perTading bond all
Christian character those which spring from love- sympathy
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
Bp Y. UUaRe Cooke.

Beliefs this mistaken. be the nepvta
experience and Of significance when rightly
They indicate underlying realities that prompt them.
belief spiritual behind the appearance OF
things spirits endowed with than powers behind
phenomena indicates opinion, unreazed
powers The the poets prophets
song significant and have been little regarded
o experience having scientific E2lue
Tennyson says kind oFaking have frequently
quite up boyhOod when have been ell All
the intensity the individuality,
the individuality seemed dissolve and fade away
being confused
the utterly beyond death
almost laughabe mpossbty the loss of personality
ing extinction but the only life"
The conclusion TO be drawn from all this IS that
than realize; have Of latent knowledge powers
directly We apparent
kingdom Of knowledge Of potenaes and by
naLenable right Divine SonshIp.