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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
WINNIPEG STRIKE
SPREADS WESTWARD
TO VAN COUVER, B. E.

Winnipeg. June 3.-Srike sympa-
thizcrs who have made three parades
to the provincial parliment since Friday
and who yesterday announced a sim
liar demonstration would be held today.
changed their minds shortly before
noon. A small parade proceeded to Vic
terra park for mass meeting and sew
eral Of the leaders went to parliament
to obtain a personal interview with
Premier T. c. Norris.
When several hundred of the sympa-
thizers gathered in market square this
forenoon it was said that military au-
thorities were prepared to act if the
paraders attempted disorderly tactics.
At a mass meeting this morning the
policemen's union UNANIMOUSLY voted not
to sign the modified terms contained in
the ultimatum presented by the police
commission providing that the police
must not participate in "a sympathetic
strike. \ resolution was passed to sup
port constituted authority at all times
in maintaining law and order.
II was announced at the city hall
that executives of the policemens un-
ion have formally notified the city that
il an attempt is made to enforce the new
policemen's pledge. the entire police
force VIII go on strike. Z
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington, June 3.-Widespread bomb explosions
last night, apparently a sequel to the unsuccessful
May Day outrages when Internal machines were
mailed broadcast from New York to government Of
ticals and men prominent in public life, are believed
by officials here to be another move in an anarchist
movement for the overthrow Of organized govern
ment in the United States rumors of which were said
to have been called to the attention of members of
ago.
Evidence that the plot was carefully planned was
contained in pamphlet found at the home of Attor-
ney General A. Mitchell Palmer whose home in the
fashionable section here was partly wrecked by
bomb, giving warning that "a time has come when
the social questions solution be delayed no longer
class War IS on and cannot cease but with a complete
victory for the international prolatariat"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
WATCHMAN KILLED
WHO ATTEMPTED TO
PREVENT EXPLOSION

New York, June 3.--Onc man was
killed and several men and women had
u narrow escape from serious injury
early today when a bomb placed at a
basement entrance to the home of Judge
Charles &. Mott of general sessions court
exploded The front part of the Mott
residence was blown out and houses
nearby on East 6lst street were dam.
aged. Judge Mott was not at home and
Mrs Mott, who was asleep ON the sec.
ond floor, was uniniured,
William Boehner, private watch
man was blown to pieces parts of his
body being found half a block from the
scene of the explosion. lie was identi-
fled by his two sons from particles of
his clothing. ana u ring of keys For
the last ten years Boehncr has been cm.
ploycd as wutChman for a number of
private dwellings, in the neighhorhood
of Judge Motifs home The exact time
of the explosion was learned when It
was discovered that a large clock in
the hallway had stopped at l2:J5 a. m.
The homes of Richard u. Lydon, a
lawyer, md Dr. John G. Mckew, ad-
joining tho Mott residence, were badly
damaged.
mflammatory land bills, identical In
every respect with those found at the
scenes, of the explosions in Washington
and Boston, were found in the vcstibuc
of Dr. Mclicw's house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
TWO EXPLOSIONS IN
p|TTSBURG CAUSING
SEARCH Of VICINITY

Pittsburg, Pa, June "A Gordon of
policemen and detectives was thrown
around Pittsburg today in an effort to
apprchend the perpetrators of two bomb
explosions in different sections of the
city shortly before last midnight. The
outrages were directed against United
States District Judge w. II. 5. Thomp-
son and w. w. Sibray, chief inspector
of the bureau of immigration. Hand
bills, signed by "The Anarchistic Fight
ers," were found.
The bombs in each instance We're
placed on the porches of residences near
the homes of the public officials and
police authorities today expressed the
opinion that the terrorists made mis-
takes in planting the Internal machines.
A roundup of all suspicious Russians
1. w. w. sympathizers and bolsheviki
agents was begun this morning by
agents of the department of justice as
the result of the wrecking last mid
night of five homes. Up to 10 O'Clock,
Is men, mostly Russians, had been ar
rested.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
Daily Summary
of Peace News
CBy The Associated Press,

With the terms of peace. with
the exception of a few sections, sub.
mitted to the Austrian representa-
tives and with allied experts work.
ing on the reply that will be made
to the German counter proposals,
the work of the peace conference in
Paris is. for the time being, mark.
ing time. There will he no meet.
ing of the council of four today.
President Wilson conferred with
American specialists who have the
German answer in hand. and with
the other members of the Amer-
can mission.
DR.. Karl Renner, Austrian chan.
cellor and head of the peace mission
Of the former dual empire, is eX-
pccted to leave Paris for Switzerland
today and it is probable he will pro.
coed as far as the Austrian frontier
where he is expected to meet mem
bers of his cabinet who viii discuss
with him the answer Austria will
make to the allied terms. The Aus
trian reply is due June II, but be
fore that time it is probable there
will be a number of Eotes sent to the
peace conference 10y Dr. Rcnner, rel
ative to different phases of the
treaty.
There has as yet been no official
intiwation of the date when the al
lies will present their rejoindor to
the German counter proposals. 1t is
indicated in late advices that there
is q disposition on the part of some
of the members of the council of
four to modify certain of the terms
to which the Germans have made
the most emphatic objection Pre-
mier Clemenceau of France is re
ported standing firmly against any
concessions to the Germans, while
Premier Lloyd George is favorable
to notifications, Premier Orlando
has taken no decided stand and
President Wilson is reported as in
clinod to leave the final decision to
the French and British.
An unconfirmed telegram received
in Copenhagen from Nardoe reports
that the Iisthonian and Finnish
troops have taken Petrograd. The
Esthonians have been making gains
just west of the former Russian
capital, while the Firms have been
approaching the city from the north
and east.
Dispatches reaching Paris from
Vienna by way of Basic state that
the bolsheviki regime in Hungary
has been replaced by a government
headed by Herr German. former
minister of commerce in the Karolyi
cabinet. Herr German H reported
to have been invited to go to Paris
to confer with allied representatives.
\ German detachment IS said to
have violated the armiStice agree
mcnt with the Poles and to have
crossed the Polish frontier from
East Prussia. The Warsaw dis
patch telling of this action on the
part of the Germans says the Poles
launched a counter attack and
succeeded in repulsing the invaders.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
"AnnrcIislic FigIllers."

| The pamphlet. one of 81 Iorge pr,rho,
ecyttor.d ,to,,t .c,.,.
t,, ''D WHICH
'u'u |" ueS'foy Mr.. Palm
'' pT'niaturely exploded and blew to
bits the author of the crime ,vos sisrad
"'rhe An,rcr,istio 1,t,.t...,
do,i.t.,,. '' ''''
.I., "'' ''ueu as II signal to
,Il,,'...' ~ vi '''rorlSm was on.
,-.,..,.l,. 'l'P''i ''''N Iluehued to do
',t,,,, ,7, ''i' llteSt oolnp eXplo'
.,,,,..'..', ''"''"lo'il ol loss OF lfe
,'I ,l,'. ""' 'i''Io more success
'''''' VI May l. fatallties re-
c,''., po''e,' 'ou'y' were CON
- ''' p'oll'r hlinsef at the Palm
,,,o 80. ioiN ~ "here from
liz. ',''''' 'iliee persons were
o,. ,,,.,;I as mere the pody
,,-.... -, ~ "'"'S scattered 1t
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n;..a.,, nv oioeu'
~" "" ''S'''s' "'''cihis'
,.i., -','S "'' "t'enlpts' the pomb
ia,.t,.. 7"' was ul'ecteu III ma
~, ' "S'l'lSt puplc OFFICIALS
,,,.,,,.. '''' ''''" i''en WHO nave peen
Z I,..,,. '''
was NIUE ulllerence
a., -. ~ '''' 'Np.oSpors with
a., " ''''' III washington
H.. ,t 7''N' '''i'ent Hsehos pe'
,,., VI obstruction
tl,. -. - .Np'oue At "poul
-, ne l'ct tiiat wearing
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- "'''0' ,ne lioht eht-
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- ~ ~" io'N ~ I"li''ueiphlh ana
60
- ,,,, .'V uin''''et' bearing the
80 ",N' ar III possession
,r,i1,a, ,, '''u ''p'i ,',ieht Vi Justice
'',''' l,oSSiD'y lurillsh the
| '"e iuel''A'y ol the plot
'.' "li"' Iihely was IN
..,' ,,,' - De ier paper' 'he pamphlets
, uiS,ii'is n''i hs' however
'' ','U 'llis,,' ,, et9i'S nave peeh printed IN
~. - '''' mp
''''ie' mas oeeh actlVe IN urging
'9'h measures ana the at
',''N VII 'iii' ',5 we. '"S Oh various court
- '9 icpi ieseI ta'tlVes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
NEW OIL WELL EAST
Of WILSON WILL Be
DRILLED IN TOMORROW

The Texas Company's new well, an
nounced in yesterdays Ardmoreite, in
the new territory two and a half miles
east of Wilson in this county. will be
drilled in tomorrow, according to Frank
Head of the Plains Oil and Gas Co..
who has been at the well.
Mr.. Head said this afternoon that
the statement in The Ardmoreite to
the effect that the well is about 100
barrel proposition was approximately
correct 1T flowed from 81 to 100
barrels at about a foot in the sand.
No further drilling has been done since
the oil was encountered"
Many Ardmore oil men have visited
the well. and all express optimism over
the prospects for new field of pro
ductive there. A number of leases in
the vicinity changed hands yesterday
and this morning.
Much of the land is held by the
big companies. Smaller holdings are
being held at a greatly advanced fig
ure over that of the pre-well days and
the. demand is brisk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
PROPOSED VIC TINS
OF BOMB PLOTS Of
Us REV0LUTI0HiSTS

Washington. June 3.-Public Off
Gals against whose lives it was indi-
Gated attempts had been made We're:
In Washington-A. Mitchell Pal
mer. United states attorney general;
Claude a. Swanson. United states SEN
ator from VlrglniI.
In Boston-Just.ce Albert r. Hay
cen. of the Roxbury municipal court.
In Clevelanad-Mayor Harry !.
Davis.
In Pittsburg-Federal Judge William
NJ. Thompson. and w. ". sibray. chief
inspector of the bureau Of imm.gra-
ton.
In New York-Judge Chls. c. Mott.
Jr.. of the court of general sessions.
In Newtonville. Aiass.-ReDresenta-
tive Leland W. Powers. Of the state
legislature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
MEXICAN CONSUL IS
CONFIDENT TROUBLE
NOT At ALL SERIOUS

Laredo. Texas, Jun 3.--Andreas Gar
cia, Mexican consul at El Paso, arriV'
ed here today to confer with Candido
Aguilar, the CarranZa minister of FOR
eign relations, who is on his way TO
Washington, Garcia said he had not
been summoned to Mexico City, as
has been reported. Garcia. who de
clared he came here merely to pay
his respects" to the cabinet official
said many news reports on the situa-
ton in state of Chihuahua We're very
misleading and exaggerated" for while
some Villa bandit activities had oc-
Cured, he said. there had been no de
velopments of Importance,
Villa is reported to have about 2,OOo
men on the way to attack Chihuahua
City, the consul general said, but so
far as he was able to learn its attack
has not yet been madd When it
comes, however Villa will be defeat
ed by the most effective force yet op-
posed to him" Garcia predicted.
Bad
Frequent interruption in telegraphic
communications between El Paso and
Chihuahua City have no serious signi-
finance, said Garcia, as it is an easy
matter for isolated bands of outlaws
to cut the wires at points far distant
from galTsons.
The present situation in northern
Mexico, the consul insisted. is no more
serious than it has been in the past
and the Mexico City government has
taken necessary steps TO combat any
Villa aggression.
Senior Aguilar. who arrived in Neuvo
Laredo, across the border, last night,
was expected to come here today in
time to take u north bound train en-.
route to Washington The nature of
his mission TO that city was not learn
ed except that it is on official bust
ness"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
Protest French Action

Berlin, Monday, June 2.-The German
government has issued an order for the
arrest of DR.. Dorden, president of the
new Rhenish republic, the northern Ger
man Gazette announces. The govern
ment also, the newspaper announces,
has entered protests both at Paris and
at Spa, the headquarters of the armis-
tice commission, against the behavior of
the French authorities in the occupied
area of the Rhineland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
N. P'S. AND SUPPLY
TRAIN Of 3GTH ARE
LANDED At NEW YORK

New York. June 3.-More tLan 3,COo
former national cuardsmcn from Tex
as and Oklahoma arrived here today
on the transport Troys The principa!
unit on board was the Hist infantry
seth division, SO officers, 1920 men.
Among the minor details was the 3Gth
divisions military police company and
the 3O5th and nth supply. train.
The men are, under orders 10. Camps
Upton. Dix, "Lce, Gordon, sherman,
Taylor, Custer, Grant. Pike. shelby,
Dodge, Travis. Meade. Dsyea-. and the
Preside.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
PATERSON SCENE OF
MYSTERIOUS WRECK
Of LARGE DWELLING

Paterson. y. J., June 3.-Investigation
By the police has so far failed to throw
any light on the mysterious explosion
that early today wrecked a two-story
dwelling house at 351 East 31st street.
damaged the adjoining house of Max
Gold. silk manufacturer. broke win
dows in other nearby houses and ere
ted q panic in the neighborhood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
NO EXPLOSIONS At
CHICAGO BECAUSE
Of PREVIOUS RAID

Chicago, June 3.-Possibility that
some of the alleged radicals taken in
a raid here several days ago were CON
cerned in the widespread bomb plot
was advanced today by some detectives
as the reason no explosions took place
here last night such as occurred in
eastern cities. Of the score of men
arrested in the raid eight now are
awaiting deportation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
BOSTON OUTRACES
ARE THOUGHT PART
OF NATIONAL PLOT

Boston, June 3.--Early investigation
of the explosions last night at the home
of Police Judge Albert +. Hayden in
the RoXbury district. and that Of State
Representative Leland Powers in New
tonvlle, tended to confirm the first
opinion of the police that the outrages
were part of a nation wide plot.
Pamphlets entitled, "Plan Words. "
We're found scattered outside the Hay
den house and also in the wreckage. No
one was injured in either explosion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
STEAMER
ORDERED TO BE READY
TO SAIL AFTER JUNE

Brest. June 3.-The liner George
Washington in which President Wilson
has three times crossed the Atlantic
has been ordered to be ready to sail
on Il hours notice at any time after
midnight, June ..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
SECOND ARDMOREITE
AWARDED COVETED
CRO|X De GUERRE
FRENCH GOVERNMENT HONORS
CAPT. WILLIS PEARCE. WHO
DIED WHILE FIGHTING.

The Ardmoreite is in receipt OF a let
ter from Mrs. Ada ID. Pearce of Heald-
ton, giving the information that Il
French CroiX de Guerrc has been post
humously awarded her husband, Capt
Willis Pnnrce CompanN L. 142nd in.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
Huns Attack Poles

Paris, Monday, June "A German
detachment, 1900 strong, from East
Prussia, crossed the Polish frontier and
attacked the Polish advance guards, ac'
cording to Havas dispatch from War
saw. Polish reinforcements We're hasti.
ly summoned and counter-attacked be
tween Ossoviec, and Grajevo. In a
short, sharp action the Germans We're
repulsed with heavy losses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
FORMER CHICKASAW HEAD
DIES AT SULPHUR TODAY

W. NJ. Guy. at one time governor of
the Chickasaw nation, died at his home
in sulphur this morning. He was an
uncle of Congressman Charles Carter.
Mrs. f. f. Chivers and Mrs. John Eas-
ley left today for Sulphur to attend the
funeral.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
BOMBS EXPLODED In EIGHT CITIES
Pc ETROGRAO FALLS
TO ESTHON|AN AND
FINNISH ATTACKERS

Copenhagen. June 3.-Esthonian and
Finnish forces have taken Petrograd
according to an uncontirmed telegram
from Vardoe received by the National
Tidende.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
ANARCHISTS ATTEMPT TO DESTROY (
PUBLIC OFFICIALS IN SOCIAL WAR .
AGAINST ORGANIZED GOVERNMENT
HOME OF HON. A. MITCHELL PALMER TARGET
FOR INTERNAL MACHINE THAT KILLED
W0ULD-BE ASSASSIN OF UNITED
STATES ATTORNEY GENERAL
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE SAYS
PLOTS LAID IN PHILADELPHIA

Washington, Boston, Cleveland Pittsburg, New York,
Philadelphia Paterson and Newonve, Mass, Scenes
of Explosions Last Night Plans Frustrated by Chca-
go Police; Pamphlet Announces Revolution Has
Started in America.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04

fantry. 3Gth division, for special act Of
bravery during the battle Of It. E'tien-
ne. Though carly wounded in the
chest. Captain Pcarce led his men on to
an advance position in the line Later
he was again struck. this time through
the legs. and while being helped from
the field was killed by bursting shell.
Captain Pearce was well known in
Ardmore. having mad his home here
several months. He was connected with
an oil company. This is the second CrolN
de Guerre to be awarded to an Ardmore
man. the first being awarded 10 Lieut..
Walter ". Drew.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04

Washington, June Attorney Cen
eral Palmer did not go to his office to-
day and his associates refused to dis
close where he and Mrs. Palmer. who
left their home after the explosion last
night had taken up their new resi-
dencc.
All available men of the bureau of in
vestigation have been assigned to the
case.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04

Attorney General of the United States,
who was Il target for one of the bombs.
which went off prenaturely in front
of his house when the anarchist stub
bed his toe and was blown to bits. This
incident probably saved the lives of the
occupants Of Mr.. Palmer's home in
Washington. The attorney general was
formerly alien property custodian. lie
succeeded Thomas w. Gregory as at
tOrney general.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
CONQUERERs

O. big things are tho; who have thor
oughly mastered tho little things.
sa GUARANTY STATE BANK
fN Of Ardmore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04

The Nckles, dimes ana pennies care.
fully garnerei and drawing interest.
will steadily accumulate ana create q
yeritahle bulwark OF protection,
open that savings Account today.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
OF Ardmore
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-28
DEATH OF LINTON RIDDICK

News came yesterday afternoon
from Camp Merritt, N. j., thai
hynton B. Riddick passed away at
eight clock that morning from
pneumonia, following an attack OF
Influenza
The sad feature is that the de
ceased had been overseas and hao
but recently returned being in tn,
rehabilitation camp awaiting dis
charge from the army when he
was smltten down a week ago with
the dread disease. His brothei.
hubert II. Riddick and cousin. !
:. Rlddick, were both at his bed
side during the last hours, havino
oeen called there owing to the Sc
r1ousness OF his condition.
lynton was the second son Of
the late Mr. and Mrs. p. 6. Rid
dlck, and was born in Spring Hill
twenty nine years ago. His mo-
ther, sister to Mesdames A. NJ.
hlddlck and G. W. Andrews died
IN 1900 and his father about eioIt
years ago. He and the two young
er brothers We're raised here b>
Their aunt, Mrs. 4. NJ. Ridlicl>
50 that he considered this hi,
home
Prior to being drafted into III
army he was with his older broth
81, Preston, at Maxton. 5. c., anf
Ut Was from there he Went int;
camp last YEAR. Later he was ser,
10 France aud but three weeks a
20 landed. from seeing service \.
broad and was detailed INTO tn
decentralization camp at Camp Mer
rift, y. j.
He is survived by three broth
ers, Preston Riddick, of Maxton
;. e., Hubert, who has Just re
turned from overseas with an no,
orab discharge from being gass
Eed, and Max, who is still with til,
army III France He has a laro,
number Of more distant relative
here and, at Spring Hill.
, Mr.. J. c. kiddick arrived from
Enfield after dinner today an,
stated that 10 arrangements coul,
be made for the funeral as It wa
not sure when the remains woul.
arrive, though it was expecte,
{ theN would come on tomorrow
morning train.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-28
Rural Carrier Examination

he tinted States Civil Service
Commission has announced an ex-
ANIMATION for the County Of Hall
FAX, y. {. to be held at Little ton
halifax and Tarhoro to fill The
position of rural carrier at Palnx.
TIT, AuieIin Springs and Rin.woo,
@hd vacancies that may later oy-
cur OH rural routes from other
post offices in the ahove-mentlou-
to county. The examination Will
0e open only to male citizens who
are actually domiciled in the t..
.''f| ct post office in the conn.
'''''f VA" meet the other require
a. ''''.'''> set Lortu in Form No. 1871
HIS form a3d application blanks
'~".> ne obtained from the offices
l'+'f'"nvd above or from the Uni
'' States civil Service Commits
>'7u ~ Washington, D. G. AppIi.
|"''""> should he Forwarded +. the
'''l''''>>ion at Washington at the
>'i''e>' practicable date.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-28
Her roubles Had
Cost { thousands
). y hite Says Ta1lac Over
came Troubles After i.
verytlling Else Failed-suf
Tered Fifteen Years.

Actual, a few bottles Of Tan
lac did more for me than medicin-
cs and treatments that have cost
HE thousands of dollars said Mrs
kittie White, who lives at 1912
FortN-second street, East. SeattIa.
Wash.
Fifteen years ago she CON
tlnued, II was q strong and heal
thy woman weighing d hundred
and seventy pounds. | contract
ed asthma, which got 50 bad. that
many q time | have had to sit up
night after night hardly able to
get my breath and suffering terri
bly, My stomach went back on
ne, El<- food "onIa SOU. and the
gas that rose up II rly t,1roae
would almost strang3c me and |
would be 50 much n1iser. that
would go almost distracted. NJ
head ached like t would split and
my back hurt like it was going
" u 1iA LII wv lOSL OStI IOI-
ty pounds and was so weak and
felt so worn out that | was bearly
able to get around.
Gone on my friends told me
about Tan|ac, 50 got me bot
tie. Ny appetite is 50 great now
that | feel ashamed to eat enough
to satisfy myself, and my stom-
ach is in fine condition. | have
not suffered a particle from art h
ma since ! have been taking Tan
lac [ felt 50 fine Oh finishing my
first bottle that just couldn gee
another one quick enough. | nev-
er know what Il headache IS. those
awful pains IL NY back are all
gone and hay already gained
several pounds and am gaining III
weight aud strength every day. |
can do amy amount Of hard work
without getting tired and can I
remember the time when | felt as
fine as Go today.
TanIac is sold in Scotland Neck
by f. I. Whitehead Co: in Enfield
by Harrison and Halt: in Rose
mary by Rosemary Drug Company
and in Littleton by Harrison Drug
Store.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-28
CARD CT THANKS

As this IS the only way to reach
everybody to express our sincere
thanks to all who have helped IL
this time of our bereavement, we
wish to thank one and all very
Sincerely.
J. S. WRIGHT and FAMILY