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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
BE2OEK WILL MANAGE
PIRATES NEXT YEAR

PITTSBrRUIf. Sept 20 Uurh noz.
dek who succeeded James ! callahan
ms manager of the Pittsburgh National .
several months ngu, has signed n con.
tract 10 manage the club newt rrNHun. o.
was announced tonight loRdrk Will
leave for Eugene ore tomorrow 10 tax.
up his work M coach ~ the Iuiypr .ilF
~ Oregon football sound John H.
liunusl Wagner viii have nhutg" ~ the
team IN the concluding games uf ih'
season with Rnstou here newt Monday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
JAPANESE PLAYING
FOOTBALL AT CHICAGO

CHlCAGO Sent 20 rrof Illfsu
OkRho, ~ tho Higher Normal school NJ
Toxic, Japan, who rum, lu the United
states tu learn football today lH run.
fedged member NJ the freshman team ut
the University uf chicago ilc has taken
part IN aCrlmmaseE during the woolt and
ON account ~ the speed md aptitude
which hr displayed on tho grl1lrOn Coach
A \ spEs decided 10 make him mem.
hrr NJ the freshman class
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29

nj Columbus Indiana viii face FRANKLIN
At Bloomington and Notre Dame ha.
Rlpon MS It's opponent at Notre Dame
ohio Wesleyan win take on Ohio I'nl.
vcrsity At Athens and Hiram and West
other Ohio games win bring tovather
Kenyon and Wooster Earlham and MI.
ami, benisou vs.. Ottcrhcln
I'm the Missouri Valley conference OK.
lnhoma viii test It's strength against
klngtshcr nj Norman. and Kansas will
play Kansas normal nt Lawrence The
Kansas AFsics viii face Baker unIyef.
slty nj Manhattan Ames and Simpson
Will meet Rt Ames
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
One Woman to Buy
Million in Bonds

WASNlNGTON, Sept, % A forth
coming subscription of SSOoOOo0 from
ono woman wa reported to the won
ans liberty loan committee today hy
the representatives oi the National
Society oi Colonial Dame, The com.
mt,ec is pcricctluV plans for the cam.
paign 10 begin ON Monday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
British Casualties
l04,598 in Month

LONDON. Sept ~ British casual
tie, reported during the month Of Sep
lrmbcr today were lOi S9s divided as
follows. Officers killed and died Of
wounds. ojo, men, 1902 Officers
wounded or missing, l,i5l; men, @,-
SOP.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
OPENS
IN WEST TODAY
AmeS, Kansas, Ohio State and
Oklahoma Have Games,

CHICAGO Sept 20 The football sea
ron will open IN the middle west today
with scattering OF games of mluor Inn
ems, with the exception NJ Ohio state.
winner OF the Western conference last
season, and Indiana, viii go into action.
The getaway I'm the "hlg ten" is set for
week hence
Ohio state win NEE, Case IN n game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
Top NOtchers

Batting averages OF the leading hlttsrs
IN both the American and National
Leagues Cobb, Slsler and Speaker In the
American, and Rousch, Cruise, Hornsby,
Groh and kaun In the National. lnclud.
Ing the games Of Yesterday, follow:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29

Dear Fir
day or two ago ! was talking with u
tennis player about the golf match he
tween Jerry Trnvcrs aud Mrs Gavin.
II was his belief that no star woman
tennis player would he anywhere nr close
to tho best NJ tho nnle stars ~ Mr unv-
ms showing In golf ~Rs TO Trnvern My
belief IN different I don't hcllrv" the
hest woman PLAYER In golf would ever bo
listed nmons the first twenty golfers of
the country not even among the first m.
ty. Rui do believe that trnni. player uf
Miss Ujursdsts ability or Miss browns
would bo clnsred among the first twenty
tennis players or wouldn't thryf--T
H. Y
BEFORE plunglng into any debate along
tho" intricate limos we'd rather do II
Irfle more lnvcrtigntlng lIut the mnt
Ter Is an lntctcAiing one aud viii be
taken up later on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
WHERE rHEy PLAY TO-DAY.

American tesous
~ Louis at Boston
Detroit at Philadelphia
cleveland ~ Washington
National League.
Noston at Chicago
Htoohlyn rt Pittsburgh
New YORK Al Cincinnati
Philadelphia Rt 1t Louis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
Form Chart
TODAY's " COLUMN.
BY Briggs.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.
At Pittsburgh I brooklyn
American League.
~ Philadelphia | Detroit 4
~ Warrington I, ClcveiANd
A. NoHt0n | ~ Louis
thlchEo'New YORK game postponed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
l|NlFNl66IY
AmHlShLS
MMovan Gd1iS

copyright. 1917. by Mcclure Newspaper
SyndicuteJ
lInrie wIoaIIy and Rad Reet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
Giants Have Edge On Sox In Worlds Series Experience

Tho Dream CITY
CThH city hiU Increased lls population
hN 5000 600 fighting men Ia tho three
years of tho war;
Here stll tho withctcd ullrs llc
pon zach breast
Aud over all ~ peaceful sky
In azure dressed
No storm OF night that hurrlrsl hy
May leave The whisper ~ a High,
No echo Of tho battle ,.y
May break their rest
Tho hlg guns roar above them Nlll
hy day nnf, night
Tho red Nam,a yash by dune and hin
In endless hllght,
Hut W the gray. dusk shadows IN
Their quiet Town, ht twllphtA chin
They sleep n all worn chlldrnu WILL
ON though tho nghi
Here silll the many come 10 weep,
To kn"cl aud pruN,
To cry to God In anguish deep
For llfc's lost daN
Vet, who would wAko them from their
sleep
Would cHll them bach whrro Mes storm'
sweep
Dream dwcllcrs, whoro tho grasson crrcI
Across tho way,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
Complete List OF Players.
,leaso American League Club Players.

RI" following abuon complete list both club
lghc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
The ssoondbass Decision.


Two or three years ago MCGrhw nd
yanCed tho opinion that Eddie Collins
was the greatest secondhnscmnn ho had
over s~en
Tho opinion came just nrer Eddie had
fired number OF frllndcs into tho
Giants
Last fall McGraw stated that IIrrrog n
play al second wnN on n phr with the
best Collins hnd 10 show Ne stated
that he had never seen ANYONE play the
bag In finer way.
Concerning which II would he a rrcpt
thing for the coming series II iIrrkOg
was ablo TO got Into good playing condi
tlon and offer his. hest In tho way Of
cnmpoti,lon n he does. the work " lheEe
two will hr one NJ the out standing fra.
tures Of the october show For II both
nre In shape they will be more than
rarely valuable world series type,
The Way OF A.
Tho dub had jumped jun seven traps
with seven lucky bounds
-Four half.iopped drives from half-Swuns
rapr
Had carom.d OF four mounds
And yet ho finished with runr
And murder In his eye
Tho white hn blamed his notified score
- Upon on" cuppy lie
FROM present indications tho storm
center Of the coming series will he none
other than Iielne Ilm
II Xlm has n spectacular time or n
he Will be blRsoned ns the seasons lead
Ing thirdbnse star Hut fame In fckr
affair. A few slips In the hlg carnival
viii also come Closo 10 wlpng out Rll his
seasons fame Tho esteemed public
doesn't care to rrmcmhrr longer than u
week And very often not longer than u
day The revised edition IN 1T isn't
what YOU were last week lts what YOU
hit today"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29

7 yNCLE WlGGlLY I'm IN o garden.
twinltled his pink nose. when nlong
" came a nurse maid 10 hang up
all the clothes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29

Iavnn substituting for Pratt nj sec.
ondhaso, had n busy day IN the field.
nH we'll M ~ bat Ito handled seven
chances. retiring two He'd Sox nnd aA.
slHtlng fiNn others lie also booted one.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29

liunohod hlta In tho sixth inning PUT
two runs over Tor the Browns The Red
EoN's ono run wns scored by Walker In
tn, second inning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29

81 Louis Americans defeated tho Red
HON ycrtcrdny 10 / II wna n pltchsrs'
battle between kothnron aud Maya, with
tho former winning tho decision
The Colorado statesman., 1917-04-21
World Wastes In Useless Ways Enough
Force To Do Its Work Many Times Over
By DIR. EDWIN F. BOWERS

We took much interest preserving energy do
serving clothes would be far less interesting medical "case
saving of and physical and
dollars and would be much profitable
selves and much less to doctors and undertakers.
thousand useless sufficient dynamic and physical
the work of the world times We apply efficiency to
about everything under the except ourselves
The alert chap who tells the gang just how they should lay brick
swing drive spikes what does between bites
chewing whng fgdets his watch chain other
enegy-disspatng device.
wemeanng who tells that everything will out
right frequently accompaniment of tattoo of foot
ping or pung ANYTHING reach Unconsciousy she
would like to throw something at her head
hgung mother who is etenay admonshing the
youngsters do whatever they about to dds wasting
the bank of health faster than two could
manufacture it.
And the fuy individual who has idea Of
han has japanese wang of anxiety to himself and
fueged and irritation who penal
lied by having to associate with him.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-04-21
Continued Peace and Growth of Luxury
Have Made United States Efeminate


principal military and naval baewardness in the United
States Civil which closed fifty years
which broken short time only
The result has been that the brain
power of the country military affairs
degree beyond that which SAFE degree like that which it
every wealthy history shortly before that nation
fell.
from military Aya, Egypt the cities
diverted from naval affairs Holland
Holland uccumbd Great Britain diverted France
pleasures that Paris the mistress of fashion,
down like tin soldiers before the real
soldiers of Prussia in 1870.
The of the dvertng of attention and effort from military
things moral folly much efmnay
1t because of natural yielding to the pleasures of the and
appetes pleasures BEDS gently
rolling automobiles physical ndoence music, silk stockings and
Gloves fashionable society," golf French novels word
to luxury.
bottom the pursuit of luxury and the resulting strife
foreign has been the principal of modern
The Colorado statesman., 1917-04-21
Conservation of the Country's Forests
Needed to Insure Adequate Paper Supply
By CARL vRooMAN. A..i..an, Secretary Of Agriculture

present daily 5000 of
increasing the of 10 We need about
for all products and at
only twod of this supply forests We import
third newpnt pupwoed from Canada and between Is and
pupwood other products from
Europe. Since the this latter has been cut off
the United States independent of outside
all eliminate much feasible of the
old develop hitherto
unused to any considerable extent.
public private enterprise the lead in the ni
We the development
privately timber lands by compelling fire protection and thus
checking millions of dollars Moreover the
public must the benefits the community afforded by the reor
of private burdens imposed their
deerng from them The community should substitute for all
the yield forest
lands, which managed their public obligations
There plenty of resources in the United States The
trouble that they undevelped unorgand and unnatonad
The Colorado statesman., 1917-04-21

RIDERS from the War include the recruiting of
and the opportunity offered to all loyal members of the
no
a
The Colorado statesman., 1917-04-21
Women Well Qualified to Aid Men In
Solving Of Many Municipal Problems
BY LEwEILYN BAKER Professor Medicine Johns HopLn. UaIy

Unhealthy housing conditions bad disposal contaminated
supplies foods including bad milk child labor juvenile crime
ovowdng ventilation dirty Streets contagious diseases smoke
alcoholism and other drug habits be mentioned
problems which should have
Formerly home kept the house ean that the
food wholesome made that the sos empted took pecau
her children and protect them
immoral influences Today this housekeeping
no longer but also of the city, and
housekeeping OF the better than men,
these municipal affairs Of educaton justice charity art science
and hygiene the with The work
will a IS thev do
The Colorado statesman., 1917-04-21

a
this particular The that the
United the
millions well
strongly American
The Colorado statesman., 1917-04-21
No Time for lagsing.


plain reasonable could DESIRE and the theory
cs ha confront US To-Day IN n 1000 Oh e world some are In
entirely forgetu
proportions and many OF our ha not engaged IN planting to that
with the whole which
and requirements
andsf the of colorado
chickens
scientific
in taking advantage the governments advice In the city
a avaing
which will
aeviang
distress.
that about sooOOOo worth of food is wasted the
ray
individual community should consider
food conservation and the limitation Of waste AS nation
to
closely experts Department OF
an
limited slight but in the families OF moderate and ample means
Evenif
from bad cooking from improper care and handling and
utilize consumed
of improper handling is discovered hat IN tne OIL
potatoes edible discarded"
weigh considerably Colorado should
helping
foodprob
viii Therefore Accept
the Agricultural Department:
Feed ourow
Don't feedhi human to hogs chickens.
nourshng food the shape of milk skim
melted fat water in which cereals or
vegetables have been cooked
out of garbag pals
HOME Make saving rather than
spending instructions
the food problem that now
faces the world
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-11
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

Mayor Roberts has succeeded To the
direction Of the affairs of the city OF
Ardmorc Mr. Roberts has urged the
cooperation ot the business Mems ass
sociation. the Chamber of Commerce.
and citizens generally with view tn
making the city a more modern munic
ipaIity lie has pointed out tine pres
cut business and building activity and
cited the beginning of DIS admnistra.
tion as the time for "retthgcthcr"
which should result IN % better Ard
more.
Ardmorc win give Dos new admins.
tration every assistance Do requires. it
viii oncr every opportunity for the
new city officials tu work out their
plans of city bcttcrmyut There are
many needed changes Some off These
viii come slowly others cam br pn,rt
ed almost Immediately
To the new mayor and u,v commits.
sioners. The Ardmorcitc extends best
wishes and promises cooperation m
a.l things that viii make ur % bigger
better cleaner city"
Mayor "Hul its up 90 yuu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-11
PAN.AMERlcA,s REspoNsr

Chile and Mexico have declared
their neutrality This action by Mex.
leo was expected and 1t Is not ne.
garded by official Washington as hay.
ing any real influence upon other
South American republics. The action
of Chile is just trfle surprising.
Chile has suffered with the other Pan.
American nations as result of the
submarine warfare
Brazil and Argentina. the two lar
gest and most important Pan.Amcri.
cans and members OF the A. u. G.
conference which attempted settle.
mont Of the United States Mexican diff.
ilculty, are yet to respond For several
days the dispatches have indicated
that Brazil Is to sever relations with
Germany and possibly declare a state
Of war exists; some have even pre-.
dicted an outand-Out declaration Of
war. Peru has. as yet. taken no ac.
tion. Official Washington seems 10
have figured that Peru. Brazil and
Guatemala are certain To follow the
example Of Cuba and Panama and de-
clare war.
In the event OF the union Of the Pan.
American countries with the allies.
Germany at least viii suffer the loss
OF important business relations which
after the conclusion Of the war will
require years to reconstruct The i'm.
portant effect, however viii be the ab.
sence Of q friendly voice on the Am.
crican continent, with the exception
Of Mexico and there Carranza and
villa are too busy with their own at.
fairs to aflord any real moral or other
support
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-11
MUST cHEcKMATE MAGNOLIA

Just by way of emphasizing the ap
peal to Healdton producers to go TO
Oklahoma city and attend the meeting
OF the Corporation Commission tomor.
row morning, this is brought 10 tho
attention Of the readers Of This column.
The attitude OF the Magnolia Com
pany toward the producers Iu this field
Is too well known TO require any com.
ment at this time. But the latest move
ON the part of this corporation is Mcl
as to threaten the prosperity, if not
the very liic of the field and BIS not
TO be ignored
Every Ardmorc producer should Dee
ON hand when the chairmans rayci
falls at 9 O'Clock tomorrow morning
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-11
RAILROAD REQUESTS
ON RATE INCREASE

Washington April l1-Trafnc Of.
hciais representing virtually all the
railroads involved in the recent re-
quest for a general advance OF fifteen
per cent in freight rates, have told the
interstate commerce commission that
they were specially desirous of having
the new rates go into effect not later
than June /.
The railroads also request that the
recent increase of rates granted by the
commission, except coal and coke,
share In the further fifteen per cent
increase the same as rates on other
commodities
Counsel for an the railroads filed
with the commission a stipulation m.
der which the commission would bc
at liberty TO order a general reduction
IN the rates for which an advance is
now sought upon the termination of
the present emergency without con
test by the roads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-11

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received by
The Ardmore oil Fields Transporta.
tion company at p. m, April IS,
1917 al the office OF Julian G. Field
a Company Consulting Engineers,
Ardmore, Oklahoma, for furnishing
materials, performing labor and do.
ing other things requisite and Incl.
dent TO the building of a toll high.
way some thirty miles in length
from Ardmore, Oklahoma, north.
west and extending to the Healdton
oil fields.
Information to bidders, specihca.
tions and forms Of proposals, con.
tracts and bonds, along with other
information, may be seen after April
|, al the office OF Julian c. Field a.
Company, Consulting Engineers, at
Ardmore, Oklahoma, and Dcnison.
TeXes.
The Company reserves all rights to
accept or reject any bids. Certified
check In the sum OF 100000 on
some Ardmore, Oklahoma, bank re.
Quired.
b. \. Simpson, president ArdmorA
OH Fields Transportation Company,
Ardmore, Oklahoma. 3O.fsw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-11
u. S. NAVY OFFERS
WIDE OPPORTUNITY
THE RECRUIT CAN LEARN TRADE
WHILE IN UNCLE SANS
SERVICE.
BEST PAID SAILORS
Either in Land or Sea Branch Recruit
is Given Chance TO Save Half Pay
and Retire With Coco Income at
End Of Term.

]
"'', tne prospects OF .ncIe sam $
ia, y peins HI9l uStd IN tAe present
Oo'',ict pe'"eeh the United states
anu 'e' many many young men ol lills
,eo','" aIe making injuries at the
'oO%' ha'"' iecI ultlns once, ana seN-
'."' nav enlisteu' lou"y E'Oerl hoD.
,''ao" vi "uIphuI' WHO was ehlIs'el
o'i,',,u"'' NiI Ie''e lot I't naval
,,iI ,"I''i"S H'd'IoH "I uIt'l Lakes. IiI.
.''u9 o,'''IS are "al'l's 10 pass llifI
N''''i,'" u, 'i'''
,, ''''Gg INN 'I5 u'''.'''' oH'L'u
ing '"' ""' ~ ana ''II'N service
] W. ''l, 'Du"''l ~ l'e navy "HtI' many
rroj ,l,l ',''',',9 ,'' Hu 'i'y .'.''' "o' ell"
'' ,r','"' "'''rI '''.''.'' "' '.''
"' government is ""Alou,
w. "'7 i'' "''p'l'ous ,""E men ana
,'''I' - opPI' 'u'i.l j" '.'' navy 10
''",' any ID 'u' 'i'"I 'o"'u o' acquired
WI anu
oou' a,' are oHeIeu IIi tIec'IIca'
us y'''Ia" "' 'I'I ICdl posi-
,''''' ,'','i 'e'' 3 an VI '"'",S VI 'uSl
'"'','le' "''P''"' a'' ice "'uSIC
,''''.' ma '''''l''a' voPP'i s'''I''S anu III
,"', , ','"i's ,'''l 'l"u' '7 represented
~, ~ Wv '''' 'o"' '0"oolS "'"'iI"iH'u ny
'T -" '1p'' t,l'gl', ,,
"s ~ '',o onl'eu '.'leS navy Is
o"I VI Wv 'o",u'e eS Una, le''Iy ~ an
,"u'I',',''.'' At nISI s'aHCe 1t uoeS
,, ,io' 'oUN W We I%ise' Out' III Te"lIlH'
Wv ,'''o' . anu 9o'u'eiS VI IIe sonc,n'
in ,ne". az ."e oosl pau pouy oI HsHt
'n,., ,,h ,',o'' ~ III l''e Mollu 'su,es com
p''e" pS lno I'part t'llell showing "I'a'
va, "a" w a''Vu py an e'''s'eu man III
w ,ne ..,.',,,' navy ai.,I '"''H years Se''Ic'
a.. "i.o'e,'ils'
,.+ zap u"p"p'e ma, "'an 'nle.''s Interim 'nt nav at
"e- ". 1"'''S Sv"''' III ''o aims
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-11
GERMAN PAPERS
MINIMIZING
DIFFICULTIES
News From South America Printed on
Inside or Back Pages Of Ger
man Publications.

Copenhagen. April H.. The German
press has so far passed over the South
American situation almost without
comment Dispatches regarding the
possibility Of Brazil and other Latin.
American republics joining the allies
are given as little prominence as pos.
sihlc
The Sunday papers rcfraincd gen.
orally from printing news In regard
to the situation in South America and
the Berlin and Hamburg papers on
Tuesday print the South American dis.
patches on the inside or rear pages
without line of comment The Am.
crican situation In general received
the sranticst attention
Director Zimmerman of the Iokal
Aulrlrcr reads q little lecture to Aus
tria and Bulgaria ON their hardness
IN breaking relations with the United
States
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-11
SOCIALIST STATEMENT
ON DEPORTATIONS
Claims Credit for Inspiring Recent Or
der Of Emperor Which Favored
Beluians

Belqans
Copenhagen. April H. Herr Enc
dcmm. a Socialist member Of the
reichstag, claims that the socialists
brought about a cessation Of the Bel
glan dcpOrtations in an open letter in
the Norwaerts addressed to the Swcd.
ish Socialist NJ Branting The letter
Is an answer TO series of attacks on
German Socialists including a charge
that they condoncd the Belgian de
porlations
Herr Edckum asserts that his col
leagues protested so strongly against
the treatment OF the Bclgians that
they caused the emperor to issue his
recent order directing that the depor.
tations should cease and that work
men already deported should be re-.
turned TO Belgium The Socialist
deputy writes.
After our protest no more Belgians
were brought to Germany and most Of
those already there we're sent back
Only those remained who themselves
had desired 10 do So"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-11

The slight rain that has fallen today
win hc ot great benefit to the farmnr
interests of this section Reports from
the rural districts this morning con
tain the information that most OF IN,
cotton has been planted and that corn
i- making q huc showing Cotton acre
age from best information obtainahl,
az this time, will remain about as il
was last year
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-11
Attention X. Of P's.

Every member of Myrtle lodge, every
knight in good standing is command
ed, not urged or invited to attend
patriotic meeting Thursday night, s
O'Clock sharp No member Of the or
der should fail to participate in this
demonstration. Let's make it a rous.
ing, enthusiastic, big gathering OF 10y
al-hearted knights, ready to do all and
dare all for the defense Of American
freedom Pythianism is an American
chartered institution. You are an Am
erican citizen, come and show your
loyalty to both.
HERMAN l. DAVIS, c. c.
PRICE SOUTH, X. r. S.
ll-2t