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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-06
SOUTHWESTERN REFLECTIONS.

This ought to be the last time this
season that anything is required to be
said about oats and winter crops.
Oats may be planted in January, but
that ought to be only when it is impoS.
sible to plant in September and October
Sow your oats and clover on well
prepared land, and get them in not lat.
er than October is. Crimson and red
clover should be inoculated, and yonr
parish farm demonstration agent will,
if you ask him, put you in the way to
get the liquid culture, with full direc.
tons for use.
The farmer will plant this month at
least one.fourth of his farm in oats
with lespedsa and clover.
And, by the way, come to Crowley
October Is, IA, and Is, and hear PROBES
sor Dodson discuss diversification, and
Mr.. Dalrymple on beef and dairy cattle,
and Stewart McGehoe on lespedza, and
Professor Barrow, of the Progressive
Farmer, on clovers and winter cover
crops, and Judge Millings on Drainage
and Atkinson on roads. and Professor
Richardson on hog production and boys
and girls school clubs, and an authority
from the the Texas Agricultural Col
lege on the marketing problem, ant
New Orleans, Dallas and Houston
Financiers on money, and Mr.. Staple
on Dairying, silos and ensilage, and MI
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-06
MRS. |. {. ROBINSON DEAD.

The entire town and community was
cast in gloom as it became known that
the untimely and unexpected death Of
Mr.. L. E. Robinson had occurred Su nday
evening about six o'clock at the family
residence here. Mrs. Robinson had
Worshiped at Sunday school and church
and appeared in the bloom of health !
with the promise Of many years OF use
full life. After Services at the church |
she prepared the noon meal and sat
with the family as usual. During the
meal however she experienced a palsi.
ed sensation in one hand which appear.
ed to spead and extend up her arm.
The sensation became noticeable and
Mr.. Robinson assisted her up stairs
and called in physician. The malady
soon took possession of her entire,bodv
and she rapidly relapsed into uncon
siousnesS, and passed away peacefully
about six O'Clock. The doctors pro-
nounced the case as appoplexy, the
bursting of blood vessel in the BRAIN
It may be said without disparaging
the worth of any lady in the town that
Mrs. L, E. Robinson was easily the
First Lady of the Community" In
every movement for Civic'School' moral
or religious improvement of the town
she was leader. Her influence and
leadership was always good and relied
upon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Irons Robinson was
horn in ForFar, Scotland on May 10,
1858 and was the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Irons and was the Oldest
of five sisters and two brothers. She
came to the United States when she
was about a year old with her mother,
her father having come on ahead. The
family settled in the State Of Kansas
and in the year 1889 moved to Kansas
City, Mo.
On August "a, 1892 she was married
to MIR. L. E. Robinson in Kansas City
The young couple moved to welsh
Louisiana to begin life together Wnere
. they have lived since and have become
nrominent in the betterment OF all this
community.
She is survived by her mother hVe
sisters and two brothers.
, The members of her immediate FAMILY
r surviving her are her husband Mr.. L.
E. Robinson, and Ave children, as rol
lows: Misses lone, Irma, Marjorie anc
Elizabeth and Mr.. Stuart l. iRobinson
. At the time of her death, Miss lone
/ was teaching at Durant, Okla. Miss lrma
J. was in school at Sophia Newcomb' New
, Orleans, and Stuart was in Chamber
,. lain.Hunt Academy at Port Gibson
Y Mississippi.
\ The funeral will take place from TIL
i. PRESBYTERIAN Church Wednesday alter
e noon at 2;3O o'clock and interment IL
r the Oaklawn Cemetery.
e Thus closes the earthly life OF one o
:. tho towns best women, but she ha
o left an influence for good that Will o.
!. an inspiration and a help to those WIN
q NAV undertake the work she left
The deep sympathy of the entire CON
munity goes out to the bereaved famll
. and relatives in this hour OF gloom
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-06
To Ferment.

''You know, Elsie, that 'fermene
means to work." said the teacher.
"Now you may write sentence on
the blackboard containing the word
'ferment'"
After a moments thought Elsie
wrote as follows: "In summer love 10
ferment among the flowers In our gar
den."-Chicago News.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-06
To Our Subscribers:

This designed attract the attention -
of every to 49,
in his subscription.
subscription price the JOURNAL 81. 90 year
small. We should not be
and mail out statements for these small
When subscribers promptly scarcely
the blank postage used in
and in justice to should
and then have to mail
additional
etc.
recently changed the JOURNAL from weekly to
paper thus giving two week in
change added considerable
allowed the subscription to the
If YOU will refer to yellow
will note just opposite
which subscription expired Thus if the
ill., this that subscription
pired Sept. 1914, and that 81 90 to
l. 1915 If the date reads Sept l. 1918
owe pay up until Sept. l, 1915, and
money We hope
will appreciation
sitting remitting
you due.
Do not you a statement:
THE RICE BELT JOURNAL.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-06

FOR SALE:--Ford touring cor
in frst.cIass order. Apply at the
Journal Office.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-06


Oscar DerOuen, Duplex, Derouen, Jos.
eph LouVier, Paul Comeaux, Odra Dav.
Id and Tophile David.
Signed, Paul Comeaux, Joseph Lou.
Vier, Lucian Mallett, W. C. Stewart.
Claud Martin, Tohpile David. Odra Da.
Vid, Oscar Derouen, Amelian Derouen.
BY MIR. Fontenot, Resolved that the
above petition for public road be re.
ceived, and the commissioners as asked
for be appointed. Carried.
NEW BUSINESS
Applications for Assistance for the
Poor.-SeVeral applications for assist.
anCe were presented asking for small
amounts to those in dire need. All ap.
plications were referred to committee
on the Poor, for the examination of the
claims, and approval of amounts to be
given.
/ Calcasieu ClaimS-Mr. Bell of the
firm of Cline, Cline and Bell, appeared
station that his firm had claims for col.
lection for work done in Ward 8 of Cal
Casieu Parish, previous to division, and
asking for the payment Of the percent
age Of this parish. After discussion,
and in view of the fact that this Parish
had paid a number of bills for work
and material on the, roads done pre-
ViouS to division, the following resolu
ton was unanimously adopted.
Jennings, La. Oct. /, 1914.
Milledge W. Mccall
VS..
CalcaSieu Parish
A claim for $497.0S for road work ir
Ward 8 Old CalcaSieu, done during
the year 1912.
Whereas Jefferson Davis Parish ha!
already paid about $4OO, for road and
bridge work performed prior to divi
sion and within the present boundarie
of this Parish, and
Whereas, the improvements paid fol
by this Parish are within its boundrie
and subject to its use and countrol
and Calcasieu Parish has not paid an,
portion of said amounts, and
Whereas, the Improvements covere
by the judgment of Mr.. Mccall in tn
suit are entirely within CalCaSieu Pa
IRISH subject to its use and control, an
the claim having been declared illega
by the court and left to the discretion
of the Police Jury as to payment,
Be It Therefore Resolved, that tn
} application to this Police Jury, fo
payment of its pro rata share be an
the same is hereby rejected.
POULTRY SHOW
Mr., Hoag, and others, representa-
: the Poultry Show, appeared and preser
ed a petition from the citizens of tn
parish asking the Police Jury to Apr
pirate a sum of money to assist In pa
ment of premiums for the Pouitl
Show. After discussion and on motto
Of Mr.. Hathaway, the following resol
ton was adopted: That the Poli'
Jury appropriate the sum OF $780, IL
premiums of the exhibitors at Il
Poultry Show the distribution and a
popriation of same to be referred
Mr.. Fondren Agricultural DemonStr
ton Agent and the directors OF II
= Poultry Show. Carried.
p. Rail Road Crossing
By MIR. Hathaway: That notice
given to the Southern Pacific Rail Ro'
Co, to construct a crossing over Il
u right of way of the said Co. and tracl
l. near Mermentau, at a place known
e the Shoemaker Road, and situated ne
IS mile post 1872 in Ward 2 of this Paris
+ Carried.
4 S, P. Road Ditching'
of By MIR. Fontenot-That the Southe
n Pacific Railroad Co. be notifen to ma
j. CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-06
bury. MEETS
| IN REGULAR SESSION
PouI-
!, Exhibits at Parish
Poultry Show.

]. Jury of the Parish of JEFF
!, met in the Police Jury
i Office building, in Jen'
q, day at 900 a. m. and on
!. allowing members were
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-06

W.
,tp0 was called to order by
dent, and the minutes OF
we're read and approved
siOn.
was held on the adjourned
Is as the hearing of the
,e and Jail, MandamuS case
OstpOned until Oct. l4'l
FINISHED BUSINESS
Report Of Commissioners,
te Arthur. La. Sept. 10, 1914.
II commissioners, appointed
honorable Body at your Sept.
sll, to lay out and procure
way for a public road from
Sec. 1918 to a point on the
iSec, l6i1l.s 5000 feet west of
lg place, beg to submit this
t; After having been duly
proceeded to trace out and
right Of way, fifty feet wide
g at North West corner of
sll.s and running directly
Do the Section line to a point
guth Of said starting point.
Rtaken from each adjoining
q feet for right Of way or
bdiViding lines, and have re
b right Of way from all lant
)naid route except William B
who Is a resident of the
New York, and we appropriate
dWay Of the said lands Of thu
laylOr, and assess damages al
We most respectfully ask tina
this report and grant us the
eCtfully submitted,
Edgar BrouSSard,
Pierri Martin,
LuCien BrouSSard
0neZime Trahan,
EDDIE BrOuSSard,
Eugene Cattle.
German,
Germain.
Hathaway, Resolved that tn
Oft Of road commissioners, b
nd adopted, and that the sal
ny be declared a public high
spted.
Petition Ward 8.
Welsh, La, Sept. %, 1914.
President and members {
Jury Of the Parish, of Je
ayiS. Gentleman, We tn
ed citizens Of Jefferson Davi
espectfully ask your Homo.
to appoint six Commission
Y out and procure right {
public road from Mort
rnor Sec. 1S-1O-6 to til
St Corner Sec. 24-1OS we a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-03
DrArnrse cAnNor ~ CURED.

by local applications, as they cannot
each lhr dischrrd portion of the 'Hr.
There iH only one way a. cure deaf.
irrs. and that ~ by constitutional rem.
odira Deafness Us caused by an IN
nnmrd condition ~ the mucous lin
uR of lhr i.urtnclinn Tube When this
tube ia innnmed you have u rumblln ,
sound ur imperfect hearing. and WHOM
II iH entirely closed. Deafness iH the
result. aud unless the Inflammation
uu be- taken out ana this tube re-.
stored 10 It's normal condition, hear.
ing VIII be- destroyed forever, nine
cases uut ur ten are caused by ca.
thfrh. which is nothing but an innnmcd
condition at tho muouuH surfaces.
We viii give one Hundred Dollars
Tor any ease of Deafness tcnuaud by
,nthrrhb that cannot be- cured hy
iinii'a ththrrh cure Send Tor circu
lars. ffra
D. !. CHENEY a co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Hold hy Druggists. zoe
Take llnll's Family Puts FOR connti.
patton.
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PENROSE REPLIES
To ROOSEVELT
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befp,e tse Usn peaIDK ~ ~. pegp
sylYBpA ptpUefhye j<4g4e Jge sep
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ep1sgIy oss Hpi w I49} ui4sa ts
no uaVps tyD peDpfy.yaHls ~.
WesiqnD9sl H'rlpD W uat y'1
@e,e fegt ", Aim ~ me 8s aD0iTnaD
~ mr. JeDYDli'aD rate opmH)u''
nm W 8bic1 jyaa'jyM tgm him 30
UDiy ne tyjlg6iUs l'IeD
my Deay s.4sDyi tsDiDse wynn
ny 1Wq NJ 900 pbsppm'Da y'tyDs
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WqH DbeppmaDBl opDp8nua,e
sgd "0d.8lly fbaDt ypy raihtWly
yoyJ..
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Stops NeuralaIa-kills Pain.

Slonn'a Linimcnt gives instant re
lief from Neuralgia or Sclatica. II
goes straight 10 tho painful part
ro0lhoa the Nerves and Stops the
Pain. II rs also good for rheumatism
Sore Throat Ghost Palms and Sprains
You don't need 20 rub pcnetrates
Mr. j. a. Swingcr, Louisville. KY
writes: II suffered with quite Sc
we're Neuralgia Headache for -four
months without any relief. used
Slonns Llnlmcnt for two or three
nights and haven't suffered with my
head since" Got bottle today
Keep in the house all the time for
pains ana all hurts 25c.. soc. and
500. at your Druggist
mcklen'a Arnlca Salyo for all
Sores.
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3Ie Dplit-,t.oa npW-1a.ae Ir Taf,
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s5ryl> 1ls >2p -Do vas calis1 ~
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>>poe'et NJ f2,Dap ~ t.e yas1y
aE& ~, oy yfp.eet 2t> r.zt y; 'nl
ffys,.esc saapa s'et tp.f yssse yre.
T-p9s. . l&}Es ag@oef - yare}
isze cpales.s ae,e Hp'tea - - r,e
.4st a9~eat s'tef Hr j>ppsegelt nd
1e4eaA1 BE De-4ls1 1etermloatqa 81,
oeopne ce.9-sate rom rhe s2g
en- states
THE p-pt,ss zscf1e1 D, re -
~ il>>arYslt " fae e1ee, taat scy
epgsae was G.ci4fe1 ~ aoy Ges %
W sia,e ~ U.e cootfpl # tae re1l1.
leaa 1&tX eYea N lae gs< n ySry
1ete2t sfe I'm slJy r., re ~ glre
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Hsmeo Tsn e,ssieeot

'jU tle tsWDii'sH HsiiDHai nm
y'Duu ~ joos,5elt ~ M am" haG
~ muiW1iy ~ fle opDYeDuDu Jhe
rDos UnG'r nb''b tbe cpHyeauol
H'tsd w'te btsoaJy fbe rules ub.cI
It i~osoeil has insisted upgD in
iD' na'ippal convention ~ l0Df n
alu De rruiet MAJ 1r itpos,y,ll
had Hbsplmdy named Mr Taft fpf
the ursdb'y whether Hr noo.c
toIi gDDaidrrs mis- au acl ~ bossism
~ nDl do nol lnow lut ~ me-. ni
uit umt. - scanned fhe mast oBru
si.o b'i NJ bpssism lhal could be- per-
p'tai,d in hmouoan poliucs
~ zoos. io rhe convention ~ which
om fprn,inp So ltposyrll. through
% cabinet ofn'el nho Waa IN mll
rhWRo bnd 90 hourly communication
vim thn Nhilr House. Insisted On
d'frdiiuR uuy uIlo pfoposed lo alter
lhe rtHl'm of southern represents.
ron Delegates rl,oled for Fairbanks
were ulhirasly thfoWn oul Al other
contests ~ delegates opposed ~ Hr
Ton Nrfr treated in about n- cold
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headache and Nervousness Cured.

"Chamborlains' Tablets are entitled
to all the praise | can give them. "
writes Mrs Richard Olp Spsnccrport,
n y, They have cured me OF head.
ache and nervousness and restored me
To my normal health" For sale by All
Druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-03
OIL ERD CEs LEASES EhO
ASSIGNMENTS.

Jps Weiss ~ 81 ~ jtoy 4. Jyanapn,
Dan IE. ~ 5s=a.
Eafbs ~ Gn u. Bernstein. part
~. fslw.
Eafds n vi D. Bernstein, yart
a. ~. aslW
H. A. ueHer 10 w. N. wilson IT 3D..
pArt a. iszw
W H. DaacrAcll ~ w. a. Wn ,1,
'l a Dan y. lszw
e. J. Longmcyer 10 w. ". Wilson
el nl. part 81. islw, 30. is2w.
Gnlo slnlcr 10 A. H. Constant part
aale
BELrNsE or OIL AND ohS LEhsE
Prince Drilling company 10 T. II.
uciifoom. part 50. 2r2w
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WI u -ns 2srt daT u July -F-z, -
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-03

ira Clerks lr--s-Ia-pnal Fry-sct-
re sasDc-gIgr krougrs LDga- -
20 Iuss-t ~ trE- ar trr1 EDuasg
rgr.t .. sac1 -uyu-L Z L&-rrgJ
rrsE5 ". L Ea1uBey. 5scy-TrssE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-03

T,ns Egys1 Neelgn5o-z. Camp 4z;g,
-sstS q ssDgcs Bat-1ay Egni L
sse1 rng.th q Z Q. ?. hzL Mrrs
Czthsy. Orsnles 60pclz Harris, VICE
Crselss 5fzg6s EaTre, Chznce]o-s
5e0u, Marshal: Edna Jones, assist.
IL; karEhsl Drt. OK an5 Son Ply.
yiclsrE; Bette Tzylor, BecoTder
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-03

Jerome u Trayerg has every IN.
lcbiion of going abroad next spring
10 make another stab at British hon
ors. although be- viii not commit
himself on that point TO intimate
friends, however his attitude In the
matter Is clear he viii never rest
until he has made crcditablc show-
Ing there. Fate seems 10 have al
most conspircd IN inyarlbly putting
him at the worst when on foreign
soil and be- has commcndablc pride
IN determining TO redeem himself
Ills teeth were never set more tight
ly than few days ago. when inti-
mated as to the future. Another
time though. he viii be careful not
to aubmcrge himself In such an
ocean Of golf Lack Of relaxation
was the main factor In his overthrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-03

Jmuv hDNs EaE saIE uls fl,-1-r
" -ls F'ui-n-r uD1F ll -ara,.l
be- -Iua lur -us DJe-uiur o. liz FD-
r-~4s e1u-s@ AurulE -leu a-z -lie
>J-rgv hsss-ing -lOUss aul ss-ue 80.
D-ua-f hpvs a.aims .Ea- -us vsssu-f
assigned MS uy-ses IL -us uar.d4csIF
assesaDDul 80 on u IL proportion
lE -n@ir agcDuJii JiilaIIusslI.t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-03

1-5Iug,s TsaInS-srE LEiDr NJ. ~
uise-s rt.s Grgt at trlrd NDndsy
rlg,r-s q sscr Dgr-t IL Labor Hal
r. J NeLgugt-i-, Pres :. L Tngu-
~. 6ecy<Trss.s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-03

Mrs ~ q i.opcr. Marilln. ~ "
writes II have never had n Cut
turn. Wound ur Aofe II would not
heal" oct q box of iiucklen'H Amicn
Hhlve today koep handy al all times
for Turns Hores. Cuts. Wounds ire
vents Lootihw e,c, ht your Drug
flst
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-03

Bz'TsFc nss 5eel1ec Cc Z new pm
'pr ~ annual lotefacoolsstlc trzck
scc felo ctsm1-OusblD meeting 1ezt
ye&r ne gsnes tof tae pest two
5oars have bsen he'd u the 1rst
cstsr1sy ~ Jgae, ,nue8 n ne dis-
r.szsgye ~ Exetrf I'D Ancoyer. The
tNo ;lysI "VreD' schools generally
scbe1Ule their baseball game for that
cay anc u s. ~ the suggestion r.
ro@cbes c0ao0r n EzeJer and "6lo"
feet n AD11yer that the Harvard
af8Iet-c ram n.tlee has dect9ed ~
5olo he meet " Nsy j, 1919.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-03

-E-Dsu.s-E and joiner .. Emsrics.
s-rHlDrs LDcaI E-l 1rZl u,ss-t srsr7
I'uu-EngT Iig1r IL LsDUr Es.L ".
.se.lypL. FreE.s = e. Ferguson, 5sry~
TfefE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-03

lA,sys-.s ls gus - ~ re-T 'er
eplissst ruat car bpas - Wyit 9.
-ue passva- osasYI ~'us Ea6.grialt
c-s,susc - s1fbDp1 DI tue cslupa- -
s"4el elp0sc rseer-y. Tls rses;-s
vsrs ;5.SffP1s rns Lsrgs11 Il t1s ms
.cry - ras - legs Cls rsabDD tor
lc-E yrptt ls Lazt tue tan was SUI
ofsefgl au1 .s1 Z gDp1 drawing Dos-
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1rut DD1y Co1sge Dsseoal - Pl.,s-
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Professional Cards
ROSE CROIX HOSPITAL
210-212 E. Main ST.
Ardmore, Okla,

For the care and treatment of Medical
Surgical and Obstetric cases.
For information address either Dr.
Frederick F. Won Keller or DR.. James
f. Son, at the Hospital ::
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GBsE.afr-L

E-num-s -Dcs-- III. 80 uss- ti-B
y .s-Iisaps-v uisI- " saeI mDI-L- .rlfs.
=. S-srIs t1-sE ClaE T. N'HEs, bscy
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United Trades Council o. krdnore.
Meets eyery Tuesday night ~ ?.
n, in labor hall J. II. Smith, presi.
dent; Hines ?. White, secretary-treas-
urer.
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Ardmore Lodge no. s82, Loyal Or
der o. Moose meets every Wednes-
day night at I.'O. o. F. hall.
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JDs E-cHuE Secr = r-zaE
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An American says there isn't a good
ball player In the minors hahOe has
been on the road for Manager Griffith
for . couple of months now and hasn't
succeeded 70 discovering one prom
ielng recruit that he would be willing
~ recommend ~ his BOSE
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EliisS Printing Traces CAMEL %
krc,rsrs.

Meets the Last Wednesday q each
~onth - 5:3J ?. II z. Ton SO-d.
5eim, yreg.dent, Hines 2. White, sec.
retsry-trs SEgrer.
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LDet. NJ. 4Gs Hss-t last MDnnsg
u.gl- u sfc1 ufDII-L Liss Eilu-s Prs
rusu-s ~ z5uei.fI,T. 5scy-TrsaE.
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Amateur DDzsfs throughout t5e
woro in the future VIII be able 70
comDete With men n their own
rr28l ~ = 3IiyeFal standard ls ~
BE- a4oDtec. % this resyect the ANA
eUfz haze secured the jump On the
professionals. vino ~ this time fight
~ yarioIs weights 70 different cogn-
ules There mas been a Iot of energy
yaaied In trying n yet standard
set of weights 'or the different class
o. .n the pro. line, but ~ date moth
Ing definite has been accomplished.
The Amateur Federation, al its meet
ipg In Paris. decided 10 adopt Un.-
farm system NJ weight claEslhcat.ogs.
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Myrtle Lodge No. 1o7. Knights Of Py.
thiss-Heetg every Thursday night al
7:30 o'clock Visiting Knights always
welcome.
WM. F. BOURLAND, c. c.
W. T. SALISBURY, K. Of r. e. S.
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Pythisn Sisters,

The Pythian Sisters meet the sec-
ond and fourth Tuesday nights in x.
of p. hall.
CLEMMIE MARTIN, u. E. c.
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Manchester Grove No. 35, Woodmen
Circle-Meets the first Monday and
third Friday night OF each month.
MRS. SARAH HOLLAND,
Guardian.
MRS. BIRD SANDLIN. Clerk.
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Little buslness helps Wan, Ads.
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A-trs-s1te wG-f gst raELl-G.
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Prince Drilling company 10 r. a.
ucljfoom. part 50. 2r2w.
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