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OF samaria. The chief actors IN tits
tragedy were Naboth, q wellto-do citi.'
zen; Ahab. Q petulant monarch to
whom Naboth refuses to Sell his vine.
yard; Jezebel. the Lady Macbeth OF:
.Ahab.s court; elders and nobles OF
Iezreel, willing tools in the tran4ac.
hcn; faiee witnesses, executioner, and
Elijah, the servant OF God, who con.
front d the monarch in his newly
gained possession. Ahab was con.
stantly In conflict with, the purposes
Of God and with his Word. -Naboth
had no right % sell his vineyard (see
Numbers 1851: Lev. 25:2s: also Ezek.
t6:16) and sturdily stood out for his
God.given rights. These land laws
were rigid, but at the same time wiso
and beneficial. Instead OF yielding to
Gods law Ahab sulks like petted
child ". u and thus again runs coun-
ter to Gods Word tsee tenth COM
mantmeat). At this tuncture JeEebel.
bis wife, appeals to his pride and
power as the king ". y, and offers
to procure the coveted possession. The
methods G. mankind whereby vast pos.
sessions are accumulated do not al.
ways bear investigation; murder and
rapine. broken hearts and shortened
lives, weakened bodies and stunted
children can largely be traced to the
sin or covetousness, against which we
oil need to be on guard duke 1915;
Ept. 5:5). The FIRST sinner ives coyet.
ous (Gen. 1860. SO also were the
chosen people Of God Gosh. 7:21l. and
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Award Miners Gold
For Best Gardens

GOLFERS, W. Va, Oct. 1.-The
West Nlrginia.Pittsburgh Coal Com.
pany gave an entertainment to It's EN-.
ployes in teh company's hall here. Ntu-
sic was rendered by the Locust Grove
band and refreshments were served.
The event was to celebrate the time
when the awards were being made OF
SIS in gold, given TO the employees for
the best gardens during the season.
w. S. owings and G. w. Wright
were the judges, and after inspecting
the gardens awarded the prizes.
Mr.. 0wings acted as chairman OIL
the meeting. and the prizes we're
awarded by Mr.. Wright, who compli.
mented the miners on their energy
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was q poor exchange Ahnb made
CLARK 500. q throne and his LIE In
exch ICE for the carrying out OF hia
own iIitandf the possession OF q vine.
yard. In that exact spot where No.
both had been foully stoned the dogs
would lick up the blood Of the king
As is usually the case, the guilty sin.
'ner called the righteous servant Of!
God his enemy" yet had Ahab
'obeyed the Word Of Jehovah as so
frequently spoken by Elijah he would
have discovered him to be his true
nnd,best friend. not his enemy. Ahab's
sin had found him out Golden Text,
Mum. s2:2s).
iii.!The Summary. Covetousness is
not the mere desire for thinss We DO
not possess. but a deep longing which
is willing TO do wrong. to inture 9th.
ers. to profit by the evil deeds Of 9th.
ers In order to come into possession.
Coyetousness seeks to gain at the ex.
pense Of higher and better things; Il
Is the extreme opposite OF he spirit
OF him who gave all"
The greatest danger OF our land and
the chief source Of sin is covetousness
The source and fountain Of covet
BUSINESS Is selfshness. Hence the one
and only cure is in q changed heart.
one consecrated to God and devoted
"a tha uarvfca ~ ofharo
Love God. obey his Word, strive
with all our ransomed powers to build
up and advance hts kingdom and
covetousness will vanish as mist DO.
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plan
FOR CONVENTION
Entertainment Fund is Sub.
scribed for Meeting
Here in 1916. II

Plans were, inaugurated at the
Christian Endeayor Rally held last
evening at the Lutheran church for
the Christian Endeavor convention OF
West Virginia, which will be held in
this city in 1916. 1915 will mark the
twenty.iifth annual meeting OF the or.
ganlaztion, which was perfected in
Fairmont quarter OF a century ago.
Fairmont endeayorers will leave no
stone unturned to make this the big.
gest and best convention ever held
by the state organization.
Money is already being subscribed
for the entertainment OF the delegates
and in speech by Henry C. Pitzerl on
the finances OF the 1916 convention he
stated he had already secured pledges
for sixty.fiye dollars and one other
person signifed his intention OF do.
mating one hundred dollars to the
cause. 1t is the plan to have at least
three hundred dollars TO expend for
the entertainment Of the guests and
TO incidental expenses.
Others who made addresses were
II. c. Bloom on what a Christian En-.
deaVorer Should Do: Kenneth Barnes
on the 1915 Convention" and Dalton
Van Fleet. who talked on general top.
les concerning the work OF the Chris
tian Endeavor.
Following the program social hour
was enjoyed and delicious refresh.
ments were served. Fully 400 persons
were present at the rally.
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II WAS this that caused the first dis
sension among Christian believers
stActs 5:1-s). .Iezebel most graciously
gave Ahab that which belonged to
others; how free We all can be with.
the property OF others! s. 4, also
cloaked ser designs with the mantle
OF religion ts.13).
u. The Sentence Of God, w. 1870.
Tn dead Naboth was happier than his
neighbors of Jezreel. the King and
queen or any Of the other evil par.
ticipnnts. Ahab began by breaking
the first commandment Il; Kings 1881;
Deut. SEQ and thus laid the ground.
work OF the whole train OF evil for
which he and his household and his
reign are famous. The elders readily
obeyed the word of,Jezebei and Ahab
proated thereby. but now he was to
hear the Word of God and II was not
to be SO welcome. Recently we saw
Elijah set aside, following his flight
from Jezehel. but ne 1s not entirely
beyond use cnd God now gave him a
new commission, one more task in
connection with his old OPP ruent,
There is nothing indicating cowardlce
in Elijah's bold challenge Of Ahab and
there is also suggestion Of guilty
conscience in Ahab's exclamation.
Hast thou found me. O mine enemy"
" 2o)? Ahab had gone down to the
vineyard OF Naboth" ". 1s) to enjoy
the pleasure OF possessing his ill-got.
ten treasure only to hear again his
word OF doom tch. 2o:42: 2l.1s). u
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osElcERs ELECTED

PARKERsBuRG. Sept. 3o.-The Sc.
lect Castle Knights of the Mystic
Chain in annua session here eected
officers for the ensuing year as fol.
lows: n. c. Martin, of Bayard, chap.
lain; James Huff, OF Thomas, com.
mander; o. B. stockley, Of Berkeley
Springs, vice commander; P. A. Dixon,
Payard, recording secretary; w. E.
Edmond, Thomas. treasurer: ]. S. Lee.
of Windel. inside guard; S. c. Nozzle.
rod, OF Thomas, outside guard; w. w.
Locker, Parkersburg, supreme repre-
sentative.
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for the summer sun.
coyetorsness Is insatiable. ii Is,
never satisfied.
its Ike the drug habit. itygrows by
leaps ana bounds.
tits idolatry, etsectuaily shutting Us
out OF the ktngdon.
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Miles

Miles
Southwest 70 Ninth street ., ..... 100
Serve all patrons erecting approved
boxes south and east OF Aifn and
Ninth streets. returning "a Wat
sons corner 10000. ...... 1900. $50
West and isouthto MIL Fall run road 40
North to John Riggs ...... k...... go
South tretrace 500 and northwest
esloto Davis Ridge Church Inrner $50
Eorthtand northwest to JoneslO corner 80
southeast to q. w. Eddy's coner.. ITO
North TO Isaac Riggs prlcate had. 30
South 40 retrace) and eastety to
intersection with old route NJ s. e.7o
East fo.76) and retrace ..!..... $50
Northwest TO Katy corner IL. 80. $50
North. northeast and north tolSep-
Northeast and cas-. to Priekt,'s
corner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .r... i.5e
,sontheriyl on Moody run road toslar-
rackytlle road .............s. -. go
Northeast to Barrackville -. q. 100
southeasterly TO sFairmont postn'Ic $50
Length Of route ...........I -. 1880
Miles
Northeast to Buffalo Hotel 40. =. $50
ssyest. north. west and south to Sick
yard. serving all boxes ....,4... 100
Southwest to road running morn. go
Sortherly TO aHawkinberry Hdow
road ..................I! 80
Northwestfto Fetty.s corner H.. 1871
Southwest to Stralsht's corner h.. so
Notthwest. by Neptune school b Use
toEwSp. Ices Residence -. -. ans
Southwest TO Grant7Town -. -. Isl
Nprthwestl TO covered bridge ... so
Southwest ito Wheeling turtynl... .3s
westerly and southeast TO co,iIete
bridge. Barrackviiie .......s -. AIS
serve village OF Barrackville onloth
sllesE OF Buffalo creek .....sst... 40
East crossing lees ford, toEte's
residence ..................@ gu. IL?
Southeast and south to Fairma1. 2.9T
Southwest on Locust avent to
Fleming church and .retrace the
Fairmont postoffice -.....+ go. 40
eFH fsJf5 -
Length Of route ..........!. go. :I1s
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Mrs. G. H. Brownfield has returned
from Norfolk. Va, where she had
been the guest Of relatives for several
weeks.
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and enthusiasm in identifying their
places and gardens, and suggested. !
that similar set Of prizes would be
awarded next wear.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Meets every Wednesday evening a;
Mckinney Blug.
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KNIGHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLE.
Meets In Musgrave Hall. W, A. crowi,
u. OF h., AT Locust avenue.
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CHANGES ARE MADE
IN RURAL ROUTES
Tarriers on Routes One and
Two to Cover New
Territory.

Announcement has Just been made
1.-THE local postotfice Of the changes
which take place today in rural routes
Nos. i and 2. Starting at the post.
Office the carriers will go the follow
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KNIGHTS oE eYrAiAs.

KNIGHTS OF PTTht6S.
Monumental Lodge, No. 207, meets
in the Pythian Louge room. Barrack-
Vile, every Friday evening. J.
Frank Russell, chancellor commal-
der; Jerome Motters, vice chancellor.
Mountain City Lodge No. IS. Meets &C
Fleming Bldg. Thursdays Ut 7:SU p. m.
5. e. Miller. COOK Hospital. t. OF r. anu
Marion. Lodge No. 81. Meets at Mar.
ket aud atetcnaIt. sirst Ward. every
Mountain City Temple No. s, Pythan
Sisters. Meets Tuesday IN Fleming bug.
Mrs. Alice Il. Miller. II. OF r. and $.
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Sllowalter Tent No. I. Meets every
Fr!uay nisht In Mckinney Bldg.
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seven stars Lodge No. "a, Meets every
Thursday evening In Odd Fellows Hail,
First ward: Myrtle orrahood. Sec. sos
=. BaineS Streei. = ~
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Charles Chaplin. asserts thathe has
taken unto himself a new pal Iof old
shoes. He has Strudged aboutlin the
famous old pair until there khardly
ANYTHING left OF them. Chal II will
now spend all his spare time 3ltiyat-
ing a CHARACTERISTIC shape the
shoes, and his old ones will lie sold
TO the highest bidder at a 2 1 lie ac-
tors ball to be arranged mex month.
Now, girls. don't crowd.
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5FRATERNAI news

Co. H.. First West fVifginia Natlonal
Armory. jackson ST. Captain. Charles
Neptune: I'd Lieutenant. Earl Michael.
COIL Meets every Wednesday In nHw
Armory. Captain. E. d. CarskadonS tSt
Lieutenant, Francis Thralls: cd Lteuter-
ant, A. D. Ben. Y ~
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LESSON FOR OCTOBER 8
ELIJAH IN 7NAsoTH's VINEYARD.

LEssoNSTExT-l Kings 1:l.ao.
GOLDEN TExT-Be sure 5eur sin will
Ind yougout.-Nur,. 1e:s3,
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Fred Jamison has gone 10 Charles.
.on to spend the weekend.
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!. o. o. s

Marion Lodge No, ii. Meets every
Tuesday In oat Fellows Han. e, ii.
Taylor, Sec. =
Palattne Lodge No. IS. Meets every
Monday In Odd Fellows Hail. First wl.rd,
y, ": u stonektng. &c. 800 Columbia St.
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Ahab disobeyed God and failed to
follow up his victory over Ben.Hadad
tch. 2o:s1.34). Thcreuron one OF the
prophets resorted to plan whereby
Ahab was rebuked and also received
y message that sent him TO bis house
heavy and displeased" ". 49,. All Of
this needs to be borne In mind when
We study Ahab's course OF action re.
lated In this lesson. Learn by heart
tho tenth commandment; also Luke
i2.l5.
y Tt. Genes Of Men. w. ills.
Ahah ding for twenty years
B. reel was his summer
rapi' entv miles northwes.
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DAUGHTERS OF REeEccA.

West Virginia Lodge No. 81. Meets ev.
cry Monday night al .. m. at Odd Eel.
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Mounta!.l City Encampment, No. 6.
and third Fridays OF each month. c. Il.
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MASONIC,

Falrmont Lodge No. y. Meets In Mo.
sonic Temple nrst and third Mondays 81
each month Francis =. Nichols. Sec.
IN Masonl: Temple second Monday Of
each month. Francis Z. Nichols, Sec.
Crusade Comreandery, No. s, K. T.
Meets IN Masonic Temple every fourth
Fairmont Chapter No. 81, o. E. S.
Meets In Masonic Temple first aud ttt.d
Thursday. Helen Fleming. Sec.
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KNIGHTS OF TEcuMsEH.M 4
No. meets every Monday evening al
Ogden avenue near Madison street. ".
u. klgGs,. See.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Meets first and tntrd Mondays in old
Masonic Hail. cor Main and Madison
streets. Charles Armbruster. r. s.. l:0
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Setting Sun rribs No. IL. Meets on
Thursdays at 1880 p. M. at Red Atena
Hail. Fist ward. II. Ernest Hasyklus
Il. OF R., 1888 State street. First ward. ,
wanetA Council No. s degree OF Poca.
hontas). Meets at Red Mems Eall. First
ward. every Friday.
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Fairmont Lodge No 1s22. Meets ey.
cry Thursday night at 1880 in old K. Of
p I. Han. Mckinney Mckinney Bldg: Dr.: J. y.
GERMAN BENEFICIAL UNION,
Meets first and fourth Sundays of
each month, at Jackson Hotel Build.
ing. Chas. Grottendick, president; H,
c. voelker, Secretary.
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/ Boutl.ou Division Ladies Auxiliary.
Knights Of Columbus Hall. Grace Mo-
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Patriarch Militant. Meets In Odd Eel.
lows Hall Thursday evenings. W. s. Pit.
ger. Captain; l.. e. Fitzhugh. Clerk. 6OT
Jackson avenue, - ~
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Meets every second Sunday at knights
Of Columbus HALL. N. J. o'Neal. Rec.
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Meets In X. Of P. Hall. Fleming Bldg.
II. 7. Jones. Clerk, 2o3 Albert Court
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES..
MARION CO. MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Fleming Bldg. DR.. c. w. waddel!, pres
ident: DR.. H. r. Johnson. secretary; DR..
w. H. Sands, Treasurer. Board Of Gem
sors: Drs. c. Q. Henry. c. L. Holland.
7. NJ YnSt .-."r ..H"|#rr r..
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MODERN woopmEM or AMERICA.

White Camp No. 5i13. Modern Wood
men OF America, meets every Thursday
evening ut 1880 o'clock in their nan IN
the SKINNER Bldg, lVS Main lreet. A. 4,
Dougherty. Venerable Consul c. W.
Waller t,terk
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s 3. P. o. E.. No. 2s4.
Meets at Elks' Home: 4ls Main street,
near Madison every Tuesday evening At
) o'clock. Charles d. Barry Sec. 2ls
High street. 7
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RRoTAERHoop Of RAILWAY

BRO HERIOUD OF HALFWAY
Y. .TRAtkMEN
Meets every first and third Wednesday
and second and last Sunday in Red Mems
Hall. J. z. Alexander. Sec.
ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.
Meets every first and third Sunday In
Red Mems Hall. Fred Brummage. Sec.
WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
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"A. o. u. w.

Dent Hive No. 15S. Ladies' OF the Nod
eIh 'MaccuDees. Meets lie IIrst and tnIrd
ErIuuys OF each lnVnln ut $3.50 y. III, in
the ~. otTP. Halt. Ine officers are: Ora
Evans. commander; Eilzupetn Dent. req
urd Keeper: AiIIne X. EVANS, ilIlunc6
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Meets every Tuesday. in Willard HAN.
". c. T. U. Bldg. Mrs. A. L, Menear'
Rec. Sec; President. Mrs. Jennie Engls:
Secretary. Mrs ]. II. Beckman. -
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssociA.
New building. Falrmont avenue and
First street J. n. Hartley. president;
B. L. Butcher. secretary: J. o. wetson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-07-08
BURDENS LIFTED
From KiRgStree Backs Relief Proved
by Lapse of Time.

Bachache is heavy burden;
Nervousness, dizziness, headache.
Rheumatic pain; urinary ills;
All wear one out.
Often effects of kidney weakness.
No use to cure the symptoms,
Relief is but temporary if the
cause remains.
If it's the kidneys, cure the cause.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidney
ills;
Read about your neighbor's case.
Here's Kingstree testimony.
The kind that can be Investigated.
Mrs T S Kelly, Kingstree, says: i
had dull pains in the small of my
back, and was sore and lame in the
morning. had nervous headaches
and spells of dizziness. The kidney
secretions were unnatural. When |
read about Doan's Kidney Pills, l
used two boxes, that got from the
Scott Drug Co, and they rid me of
all signs of kidney trouble"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs Kelly had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Props, Buffalo. N Y.
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Benefited by ChamberIdin'S LIniment

Last winter used Chamberlain's
Liniment for rheumatic pains, stiff
ness and soreness of the knees, and
can conscientiously say that | never
used anything that did me so much
good. edward Craft, Elba, N Y.
Obtainahle everywhere.
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HUERTA REARRESTED.
Could Not Furnish Additional
Bond.-OroZc0 Escapes.


Washington, July 3:-Gen Victo-
riano Huerta was rearrested today
at Ell Paso by agents of the depart
ment of justice, it became known to-
night, to prevent the possibility that
he might follow the footsteps of
Pascual Orozco, who apparently has
forfeited his bond in escaping the
espionage of Federal agents.
The war department had author
lied Gen Funston to imprison Gen
Huerta at Fort Bliss if the former
dictator were rearrested today, and
in view of the sympathetic feeling
displayed in Ell Paso toward Huerta,
the possibility of his removal to some
city distant from the border was
considered certain tonight.
Officials here were much disap-
pointed when Huerta was promptly
released on bond when first arrest
ed. The first belief prevailed to-
night that the new bond has been
made practically prohibitive.
The position of the Washington
Government is that Huerta's return
to Mexico would complicate the situ-
alton at time when President Will
son is working out plans for paci-
fcation of the country.
Conditions in Mexico City are still
critical, according to such meagre
advices as have been received. From
the fact that foreigners are unmo-
Tested, however, and that the inter-
national relief committee has suf-
ficient supplies to feed the poor
families, officials believe the situa-
tion might be considered as having
improved.
Orozco eluded six guards at this
local residence and disappeared early
in the day. He is supposed to have
climbed through a back window,
lodged into shrubbery, then made
his way to an automobile. Reports
early tonight had him at various
points on both sides of the border
ready to lead armed Huerta follow
ers against the Villa garrison. Of
ficials pointed out that they really
had no information that Orozco
would not appear in court here
when his case is called for arraign-
ment. Their chagrin at his disap-
pearance was nevertheless patent.
Gen Huerta's incarceration was
caused by his inability to furnish
$4,000 in addition to the bonds of
like amount under which he was re-
leased after his first arrest.
Today's proceedings were not at
all to Huerta's liking, and he un-
burdened himself in a speech in the
court to Commissioner Oliver. He
told the commissioner that had cir
cumstances been different, he would
have shot one of the deputy mar
shals today.
Huerta reiterated and added to
this protest when he appeared be-
fore Commissioner Oliver. Assistant
Federal attorney R E Crawford had
asked that Huerta's bond be fixed
at $l00, 900, when Huerta asked to
be heard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
CARTER CD.
ODDFELLOWS
IN SESSION
HON. J. B. A. ROBERTSON WIRES
THAT HE CAN NOT ARRIVE
TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CERE.
MONIES.

Oddfellos from all over the state
are in session here tday attending the
Carter County Oddfellows Association.
A telegram was received from Hon. j.
B. a. Robertson, Grand Sire, stating
that it would be impossible for him to
be present.
James r. Taliaferro of Lone Grove.
acted as chairman at the meeting at
the Elks Club this afternoon. and E. E.
Norvell, Grand Master of the state. de-
livered an address on the principles
of the order
Past Grand Master |. r. Mason. az
this city, and e. L. Gregory, Past
Grand Master of Tennessee, made ad-
dresses.
a musical program was rendered by
Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Howes that was
greatly appreciated by all
Hon. |. r. Mason delivered the wei.
come address. Many more Oddfellows
are expected to arrive tonight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
DELIVERED
BIC CHECK HERE
H|SMORN|NC
MRS. FRANK SClVAlLY HANDED
SLIP OF PAPER CALLING FOR
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS THIS
MORNING.

Hal Muldrow and Sol Lewis, state
agents of the Minnesota Mutual Life
Insurance company, were here today
from their headquarters at Norman,
to deliver check for ten thousand
dollars to Mrs Frank ScivalIy, whose
husband died in this city recently.
Five days after the proof of death
was submitted, the check for the
above amount was on it's way to the
widow
Mr. Lewis and Mr. .Muldrow are
well and fayorably known all over
the state Hal Muldrow is past grand
master of the Masons of this domain,
and Mr. Lewis also ranks very high
in the order. They are both big.
hearted fellows who never lose an
opportunity to do a good turn for a
fellow being. and if they are eminent.
ly successful in their business under
takings, it is no more than men of
their calibre deserve
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-30
MAYOR MULLEN
CONSIDERING
VI H|TE " AY
HAS MADE QUIET CANVASS AND
HAS SECURED ASSURANCES
OF ASSISTANCE FROM THE
BUSINESS MEN.

The mayor has been making a
quiet canvass of the business men
and property owners along Main street
and the result of his research is most
gratifying, inasmuch as nearly every
one approached is in favor of the
movement and not only in favor of it
but are willing to help push it along
by contributing toward it.
Twelve men yesterday agreed to
furnish the necessary lamps and posts
for this purpose, and the way will
probably extend from the Santa Fe
tracks to G street which will add
greatly to the appearance OF the city.
The Ardmore Ice Light & Power
has assured the mayor that
their company will cooperate with
him in this movement, and if it is
successful, will be a great improve
ment over the present system of
lighting