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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09
From Private less Hays.

Pvt Jess Hays. Doth Division. form-
erly made his home in Ardmore and
is well known here. His home now
is in. Gainesville The following let
ter, written January !, Hyerer,
France, to his brother, Dock Hays.
Dearest Brother: | guess YOU
will be surprised in getting letter
from me, but | have plenty Of time
and paper so will hand YOU one.
! am getting along fine and only
got a small gunShot wound out OF
the war, and sure consider myself
lucky, as ] was in some places where
life was cheap. ! was on the front
from the middle OF August until
November I'd. except II days. during
which time | was going from St.
Mihiel to the Nerdun front. Would
still be there, J guess, if had not
connected with a machine gun bul-
let en- route. ! went over the Isl
Of November and stuck till evening
of the second day. Things we're
pretty hot, too, along about that
time. My wound is healed now, but
my leg is still a little sore but
think it will soon be all right. hope
so any way ! VIII always have q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09

nice scar to remember the war by.
Am ! glad the war is over Well,
yes. and heavy on the yes.
Sherman did not know ANYTHING
about war when he tried to tell what
war was. lie should have been over
here to get a conception OF what
war really is. ! am not sorry !
came, and would not take anything
Tor my experience, but would not
give a dime for any more like them.
! tell YOU, fighting is not like it was
when ! was a kid.
] am in some place now back in
the hospital. | have moved three
times and thought had found
Sunny France" but there is no
such place The next time you hear
fellow say anything about Sunny
France please send him to me. |
have travelled all over northern
France on foot, and southern
France in a Red Cross train and
have no. found it vet. When first
arrived at this place thought |
had found H. but alas, for the. first
lew days the sun shonc nice and
warm, but it was only a bluii. 1t
has been raining ever since and
looks like It will not stop isr some
time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09

only started out to tell about the
souvenirs. and viii continue in my
next.
You folks sent that camera to me
without first practicing on your
selye, and didn't even enclose me so
much as a snapshot. You can use
that old machine now that / LETT
there and if | don't get to come
home soon can at least have some
recent views OF there. A short note
from Cora told all about the festivi-
ties at Thanksgiving and the hoped
for ones of Nmas. Hope they all
materialized, Haven't myself had a
vacation since ! left La Bourboule
and am wanting to return to sec
the "N' girls and enjoy freedom
again. You say there is nothing
going on, so ! am not missing much,
but, OF course ! am egotistic enough
to feel that ii we're there ! could
stir up something, if nothing more
than an auto trip to Springer, Mar
ietta or some other distant civ.
] am weary and sleepy now, sis, so
must close this thing and 60 to bed.
BY the way. have now turned
7cam,treSS, and made ne division
insignia last night. 1t was a little
introduction to embroidery work
and I'll save 4 sample TO show Won
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09

record in General Orders tribute
to the taking OF the St. Mihiel sal
lent By the First Army. On Sep
tember y, 1918, you delivered the
first concerted offensive operation
of the American EXpeditionary
Forces upon difficult terrain
against this redoubtable position,
immovably held for four years,
which crumpled before your ably
executed advance. Within twenty
four hours of the commencement
of the attack, the salient had ceased
to exist and YOU were threatening
Metz.
Your divisions, which had never
been tried in the eXacting condi-
tions of major offensive opera
tions. worthily emulated those OF
more arduous experience and earn
ed their right to participate in the
more difficult task to come. Your
staff and auxiliary services, which
labored so untiringly and so enthu-
siastically, deserve equal commen-
dation, and we are indebted to the
willing, cooperation OF veteran
French divisions and OF auxiliary
units which the allied commands
put at our disposal.
Not only did YOU straighten
Continued on page ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09
Praise for goth Division

Unstinted praise has been given
the Doth Division, which comprises
Texas and Oklahoma drafted men,
OF their conduct and success on
the front. Among some of the CT
tations OF bravery and tributes a
number Of which The Ardmoreite
has published, is the following sent
to ". s. Wolyerton, by his SON,
Scrgt. f. W. Wolyerton, Head
quarters Company, 357th Infantry,
"It is with soldierly pride that !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09
NUSTEROLEQU|CK
RELIEF! NO BLISTER!
Soothes and Relieves Like a
Mustard Plaster Without
the Burn or Sting

Musterole is clean, white ointment,
hade with the oil of mustard. 1t does all
he work Of the old.fashioned mustard
|laster-does it better and does not blis-
er. You do not have TO bother with a
10th. You simply rub it on-and usually
he pain is gonel
Many doctors and nurses use Muster.
le and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief it
lives from sore throat, bronchitis, Group,
tiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion,
|leurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains
md aches of the back or joints, sprains,
pre- muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted
bet, colds of the chest Qt often pre-.
|ents pneumonia.
Soc and 6Qc lars: hosnital size $3.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09

about, when | get home. ! do not
know when that will be. but am hop
ing soon. | was classified yesterday
and am in class "B-2, and that
means home some time. think a
bunch will leave the last OF the week
and am hoping | will be one OF them
OF course, | haven't any more right
than any one, but not many have a
wife at home and | have.
Well, this is my last sheet of pa
per, SO will close. This letter is for
all the folks at Tishomingo. You
know | am not much OF a writer, so
this will have to do for all.
Lots OF love to all and hope to see
you soon. Your brother,
Jesse.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09
Continued from Page )

yours and papa's letter today, was
so glad to hear from both Of you.
Papa's letter did me lots Of good, for
he hardly ever writes; I suppose he
will say the same about me. though.
But when I write to you | intend il
for the whole family, for there are
many times that ! can't get the sta
tionerv. This is French paper |
am using now. * I am still
well and having a good time, as well
as YOU can expect for home sick
soldier. | guess YOU had a good
time Christmas. Well the people
in the states didn't have very much
on us. We had a feast for our
Christmas dinner. We had roasted
goose, mayonnaise dressing, cream
ed potatoes, crcamed gravy, coffee
with sugar and cream, pie. cake, one
cup OF punch and blackberry jam
now, wasn't that a fine feed for a
soldier in France. And that wasn't
all-socieW danes came TO see ms
also. Then the y. NJ. c. A. gave one
cigar one package Of cigarettes and
bar Of chocolate and a handful oi
nuts-l'm not over the excitement
OF it all yet
"Well, mamma, can't think OF
much news. We are not drilling
hard now. ! am attending a signal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09
He: Had a Lot Of Sense

There was an old geezer and he had
lot Of sense. He started up in busi-
ness on a doIlar-eighty cents. The dol
lar for stock, and the eighty for an ad
brought him three lovely dollars a day
by dad!
Well, he bought more goods and a lit
tie more space, and he played that sys-
TEN with a smile on his face. The Gus.
toners flOcked to his tWO-by-four and
soon he had to hustle for a regular
store. Up on the square, where the
people pass, he gobbled up a corner that
was all plate glass. He lighted up his
windows and bought an Electric Sign
and saw they were turned on at the
proper time.
He soon had 'em coming and he never
never quit, and he wouldn't cut down
on his ads one bit. And he's kept things
humping in the town ever since, and
everybody calls him the merchant
prince.
Some day it's luck, but that's all
bunk-whY, he was doing business
when the times were punk.
People have to purchase and Geezer
was wise-for he knew the way to get
'em was to advertise by electric signs.
E. F. Mcintyre in Brooklyn Life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09

my newest accomplishments. Love
10 all EZRA.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-06-06

Tensas Parisb, Mr.. F. H. Curry, or
his successor, be, sndshs 10 hereby In
structed. authorlsed and empowered
to sign, make and execute contract
for the construction OF the above
mentioned highway, on such terms
and conditions as he may deem proper
in conjunction with the State OF
Louisiana, through the Highway De-
partment, Board of State Engineers,
and the Federal Government, through
the Department Of Agriculture, ONCE
of Public Roads and Rural Engineer
ing, and to any and al things neces-
sary In the premises.
Roll Call resulted: Ayes six; Nays
none; Resolution carried.
F. H. CURRY,
Pres. Police Jury, Tensas Parish, La.
E. F. NEWELL, Secretary.
The president appointed Messrs.
Louis T.. Hunter and Richard H. Whit
ney, . committee to inspect and audit
the Books of the Parish Treasurer and
report thereon 1t the next regular
meeting of this Board.
The following Notice issued to the
members Of this Board to attend this
special meeting, to-wit:
st. Joseph, La, May %, 1919.
Dear Sir:
you are hereby notified that the
President of the Police Jury has called
Special Meeting OF the Board to be
held at the Court House on Wednes-
day, June 4th, 1919, ct 10 O'Clock, ..
m, said meeting called for the pur-
pose of amending and re-enacting the
Ordinance creating the Lake st. Peter
Drainage District.
Please be prompt a to time.
Yours very truly,
e. F. NEWELL, Clerk.
Bills Allowed:
Otto Lancaster, road work, Steep
Bayou road, etc., $726.00.
And there being no further bust
ness, the Police Jury adjourned "sine
die"
F. H. CURRY, President.
E. F. NEWELL, Clerk.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-06-06

1[r. ana Nh. A. 3. '1a3oll9 onoor.
tanned u cards On Wednesday svsninG
IN honor OF their s,sesr llis Bessie
Muir and niece Miss Daisy RatcliR: A
number Of spirited games we're enjoy
cd. sitter which delicious sand wichse
and tee were served. The prizes fell
to Mr.. Fred Skinner aud lfrs. A.
n. Smith. The CONSIDERATIONS to Mr..
Edward Bnckner and Ms. T. NJ.
Wade, Jr.
Inc commencement exercises Of the
st. Jos' PHI High School conducted q
the church lat Sunday aud the grsdu-
atang exercises ut the Masonic Hall on
Tuesday night were beautiful and re-
Meet greatest credit on pupils and
teachers alike. Our congestsd work
and enforced absence from town per.
mits Of only passing mention Of these
two most deserving events. The ps-
pers read by the graduates were
each worthy Of publication bot or
limited method Of handling prevents
our doing %. We hope some day to
DO better prepared to do the thina
right and give the sweet graduates
their proper dues.
Mrs. Stringer visited her niece, Mrs,
y. q. Skinner, this week.
Miss Bessie Muir left on the 9Th
inst, for Camp Lee, VI.
Miss Elaine Barner OF vicksburR d
visiting Misses Ida and Ruby Hornsby
Mrs. Fred Skinner and little daueh-
ter are visiting her old home in South
Louisiana.
Mrs. J. N. Lstilois and son, Master
Sidney Lstilois. Of Shelby, Miss., en-
whiting Mrs. @. O. Skinner.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-06-06

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In. 3. +. Whloo = lnbeotun, IL
cane up 70 e. Jeoeph - ~ ~
parents, Ds. and NJ. 1. a. masdeeks
ana she and hsp moehse Wsnt -
Matches 20 Nil lGrss Nod. Watkins,
vhsn Mrs. Murdoek sulRseod Tie m
fortunate accident q breaking one q
the bones just shove the ankle b
falling on . step In coming out Of ths
picture sAow. TIE injured nmb was
Immediately drssesd and rsports nov
coming from the patisnt ass en-
cooraGing and 10 b hoped che viii b
able to rsearn homo nsxt week. 4rs.
Murdoch has bssn exceptionally NM
fortunsts In Sustaining hroken limbs,
this being the second slmilss accident
to bsfsll her In lats years. ehe has
the sympathy OF al friends In her last
misfortune.
Mr.. O. z. Blouin he's purOhasod the
cottage on the plank road tom Ar.
e. J. Wslton, lately occupied By Mr.. J.
n. Owen. Mr.. Owen was unable to
get another house ct 81. Joseph and
has ct present retained with biz fAmi-
y to Indiana.
Members OF the Tsnsas Parish School
Board win remember the special NEST
ing OF the Board 10 b held Ut st.
Joseph on next "Wednesday, June H.
to promulgsts the roturns Of the
special election held Ia School Dlstxiot
No. I, OF this parish.
eupt. T. N. Wsds has requested -
70 state that the several polling places
In School DISTRICT No. OF this parish
win b opened prsmptly - 7 O'Clock
.. M. on next Tuesday, June 10Th, foe
the special bond election, and 10 clcee
Of 8 O'Clock, Official time.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-06-06

The death Of Mr.. A. o. Lsgsr 90
ourred ct his room in 81. Jossph on
Wednesday morning, June eth, IN
the 77th year Of his age.
Mr.. Leger was born In France bot
came to the United States with his
parents In infancy. His entire life
was spent In Mississippi and Louisiana,
his parents locating ct Rodney, In
Jefferson county, Miss., whore be
grew to young manhood. He adopt
ed the carpenter trade when quite .
boy and followed came until his death
and was one of the best mechanics OF
his day.
When the war between the States
began In 1891 Mr.. Leger, though OPP
posed to secession, was among the
first to answer the cali to arms, and
entered the Confederate service with
the flrst company Organised In JEFF
ferson county. He gave four years
Of his life to the cause that was always
holy to him, and died - he had lived
"a Rebel. When the recent great
world war began Mr.. Leger. ever an
enthusiastic supporter Of President
Wilson, again displayed the IRE that
was % Characteristic Of "the boys Of
g." and With the sinking OF the Lusi-
tsnis declared for war and % the con-
dict ragged his one cry was ION to
Berlini" Had the old gentleman not
been bowed BY the iniirmities OF age
he would no doubt have again been
among tho fret 70 Ego over" But
the old soldier has fought his last bat
tie and u now gone 10 join bis CON-
rsdes "across the river" "on Fame's
eternal camping ground" May his
brave old soul hsve that peace which
pssseth Understandings His remains
were taken to Matches for interment
and were laid TO rest In the plot Get
aside By the Confederate Memorial
Association Of Nstches for Confederate
veterans. He 10 survived BY . half
sister, Mrs. Rics Travis, OF Matches.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-06-06

ion of this highway, and the main
tenance of same after completion,
therefore,
Be 1t Resolved: By the Police Jury
of Tensas Parish, State Of Louisiana,
that President F. H. Curry, or his sue
cessor, be, and he he is hereby in
structed, authorised and empowered
to accept the offer of State and Fed.
eral Aid made by the State OF Louisi-
ana through the State Highway De-
partment, Board Of State Engineers
on the construction of the above
Highway, - indicated on maps plane,
profles, and - described in report
submitted by the State Highway
Engineer, and embracing . total dis
lance Of approximately sos miles.
Be it Further Resolved, etc: That
the President Of the RUlIce JaFy Of
Tsnsas Parish, modify ths St. High
WY Department, Board Of state En-
gineers, that the Parish Of Tensss, and
the Police Jury Of said Parish, have
on hand the sum Of twelve thousand
dollars (e12, 100000 to be used for the
construction and completion of said
Highway, and that the same is now
on deposit with w. NJ. Davidson,
Parish Treasurer, of st. Joseph, La,
and further guarantees to secure, II re-
quired, Ill additional funds necessary
for the construction and compilation
of said Highway, and in addition fur
Their guarantee and agree to secure,
deeds Of conveyance, all rights Of
way that are required by the State
Highway Department, Board Of State
Engineers, and BY Act No. 40 OF 1910.
Be 1t further resolved, etc., That
the President of the Police Jury Of
Tensas Parish notify the Highway
Department, Board Of State Engineers,
that the Parish of Tensas, has in sd-
dition to the Twelve thousand dollars
(e12, 10000 construction funds, here
In above mentioned, to be used in the
of the st. Joseph Winns-
boro State Highway, the sum of
seven hundred dollars (e700.00) which
sam IL derived from the per capita
md vehicle tax, which for the year
1919, will yield approximately four
thousand dollars. This fund, or %
much thereof - may be necessary,
will be applied to the msintensce Of
he st. Joseph Winnsboro State High
way, and will be available each year
sfter the completion Of the Highway.
Be 1t further resolved, etc., that In
he cost Of constructing the proposed
highway should exceed the estimate
" made BY the State Highway Engi-
,eer, the Police Jury Of Tensas Parish,
promises and pledges itself to raise
inch additional funds ~ may be neces-
AIRY to complete the work.
Be It further resolved, That the
President OF the Police Jury Of Tensas
Parish, State of Louisiana, make form
\ request upon the State Highway
Department, Board Of State Engineers,
10 proceed to, - soon 10 possible,
prepare form Of contract, plans and
'pecificatious, and advertise the above
highway, and invite sealed
for the construction there
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-14
Session Peace
Conference
Today The Most
Important Held
is FOUNDATION FOR SETTLEMENT
OF ALL QUESTIONS WHICH
WILL HEREAFTER BE BROUGHT
UP
(By Associated Press.l

Paris Feb. IA A plenary session
Of the Peace Conference to be held
this afternoon may mark the conclu-
sion Of the first and possibly most
important phase of the work of the
worlds greatest International gather
ing. Subjects Of great import may
come before later meetings, but the
opinion Of qualified students Of his
tory Of other conferences is that the
adjournment Of today's session may
reveal the foundation for the settle
ment Of all questions that will fol-
low, While the various governments
are acting on the proposal of the So
ciety of Nations, the Peace Conference
is expected to prepare mass Of ma
terial which will come before the So
eicty. The Peace Conference Is ex-
pected to adjourn June L. American
delegates believe the proposed Society
Of Nations will not conflict with the
United States Constitution. Wilson
plans to leave Paris tonight. and sail
direct tomorrow on the transport
George Washington. ~.s...
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-14
JACKSONVILLE MARKETS
RECEIPTS OF GRAPEFRUIT
TUESDAY ABOUT 1900 ROXES

Jacksonville, Feb. 13.--Grapefruit
receipts in the Jacksonville market
yesterday were heavy, about 1900
boxes coming in from Florida points.
Supplies, demand and movement mod
crate little change In prices. Quality
and condition generally good. Sales to
retailers, Floridas, Indian River dis
trict, brights, medium sizes $4. Other
districts, brigbts, medium sizes. SO. SO
to $3.75. Goldens and russets, med
ium sizes $3.50 to So.
Total carlot shipments from Flor
ida this season 4,O27; for same period
last season 2,147.
The latest summary shows centra
district brights ranged steady a 81
to 3.25, usual terms I. o. b.. ship.
ping points. with Indian River brights
at SO. so to So. go. No auctions Satur-
day. Southwestern district brights
jobbed steady at SO. so to 81 in Bal
.timore and central district brights ad-
vanced IS to SIS. rs in the Twin Cities.
Saturdays shipments were heavy.
Shipping point information from Or
lando sales demand and movement
moderate; little change in prices.
Carloads +. 0. b. usual terms. Cen
tral district brights and goldens, me
dunn sizes. good quality and condi
ton, best packs. SO SO, Southeastern
district car brights and goldens, me-
dunn sizes. fair quality and condition,
So.
Total receipts Of oranges IN the
local market yesterday approximated
400 boxes and one car from Florida.
Receipts, supplies, demand and move
ment moderate. Little change In the
prices. Quality and condition gener-
ally good. Sales direct to retailer.
Floridas, Indian River district. med
ium sizes. "a to $3.50. 1865 s4.25.
Other districts, brights. mediums,
s4 Goldens and russets, medium
sizes SO. 50-$3.75. Sales to jobbers
Of Floridas' central district goldens
and russets medium sizes, wrapped
So. so; unwrapped 81.
Total carlot shipments from Florida
this season 1884; for the same pa
riod last season 7e43.
The latest summary shows central
district brights were frmer a $685.
$3.50 Z. o. b.. loading stations and