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New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
The Bronx

Music Italy To-day" Giuseppe Hauacgger
Public school As. l8ltA Street aal Lolynlal
Street ane Lorilar1 Pace. Illustrated icy ii.
strumcutsl music
"Fdmun3 Rostand.' Professor r e. Carter Troop
formerly 1f Chicago tulyemii ruhile ~choo. 81
l5atb Street aad Jackson aad Trinity Aven!es
The Congo and It's relDe. 3flss Agnes IS War,I
Who spent three r-als am4fts tae natives it Congo
Free Stats. Public School 90. 207th Street ali,
H-A Avenue. S1aroopticnn yleva
Mount aincering iu North America. " Leroy
Weffers. II r. G s.. d. s. G. p Van Nest
stefeopiieon views
gricultire IN the United States" Morris 4
Lunn. Jewish Welfare Board. peiham Bay rark
Naval StALsn. Motion pictures
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Oppose Cancellation
OF v ar Risk Insurance
Boston Wool Interests Assert
Dangerous Mine Field
Still Exists
Business Ne,cs Rurce, >.
Nnectnl Cnrrccnnn.i..,..

Busirees Ne,cs Burcen
Special Correspondence
BOSTON. Feb. 17-Thc Boston
Wool Trade Association is opposing
the cancellation Of war risk insurance
or coostwise steamers operated be-
t*een Atlantic ports The Railroad
Administration asserts that there is
no war risk al the present time. al
Trough the transportation depart-
n'enr on the local association has au-
thorltatlve data that there is a dan
gerous mine area of the Atlantic
coast Of the United States.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Police Orders
Reinstatement

Reinstatement
As patrclman first grade February Is
William A. Newburg, 10th. TO bicycle duty
Transfer and Assignment
Patroiman. Il :01 a. m. February 10
Joseph J. Maloney, National Defence %
18th. leave revoked.
Temporary Assignment
Patrolman-Josep L. Naughton. 53d, 70
9Th Inspection. messenger. 60 days. n.
February II.
Leaves of Absence Without Pay
Patrolmen-John j. Joyce. SSth, / day
y :0l a. m. February Is; John Hunme
lo3d' day. .. m. February IS.
Sick Leave
Patrolman-Georse c. Cole 95th 90 days,
S a. M, February -.
Deaths
Lieutenant Patrick Sugrue 25th. died at 10
70. m February Is, at mis- residence, 500 West
LIST Street, Manhattan, Of pneumonia. Fu-
neral from MS late residence 10 a. Febrel-
aly 10. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
Bicycle Patrolman Robert Flanagan. 10TH
died at 80 p. m. February Is. at his resi-
dence, 219 Ninety-second Srret, Brooklyn. Of
gastritis Funeral from hi slate residence
10 a. N. February IS. lnterment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Honorable JOHN p. COHALAN, a Surro-
gate Of the County Of New York. NOTICE Is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
gainst GALBRAITH WARD late Of me
County OF New York. deceased to present
he same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber at place OF transacting business a,
the Office Of his attorneys EVERETT
GLAI<l<H & BENEDICT. No 81 Wall street.
Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York
on or before the 18th day of July next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Janu-
ary. 1919.
HENRY G. WARD rxecutor
EVERETT, CLARKE & BENEDICT A.
torneys for Executors. 81 Wall street.
Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
ORABLE JOHN 2, COHALAN. a Su~ro-
gate OK the County OF New York, NOTICE "a
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against BENJAMIN A WILLIAMS late Of
he County Of New York. deceased TO present
the Same with vouchers thereof IN the s,,h
Hcribers at tho office Ot Joseph Van VleoL
lr-, No. Ill 9Th Ayenae IN the City OF NeTs
York. on or before the 2sth day Of August
next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Febr,,-
ary. 1919.
HERBERT o. BROWN
JOSEPH VAN VLECx JR
Executors.
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.Satisfi ed judgments

IN0 HTat name IS iliaf Of fHe debtor the aeconl
that Of the CREDITOR with date whe1l Judgment was
flod
lu.erborough News 90 n p. Kelly. Fc,
wenstoct siorr.e-c E ialnDort e, al. ''''' W
=, Fob 8. isls .....,.' 242i.c2
Werlsr Ious~-H IApahlM Dec ~.
=, lgis ;......- .... ss4 25
mug Inc Feb I. 1919. .............. e24 80
La Montague. Edw. lrDank q New
York juno 20 1904 lreleaseo) .....-. a9s SO
same same March u. 1870 iYeleasesii o4o *
EaDs- Same. Due 3. 1910 trcleasedl .... 2l2ge
ha{ae~SaIn5. June 26 1912 freleasa~iJ - 1872 ~
fohl Edward laasaic Falls Throwing
- - Jaii q. 1915 (csuceiltd) .......... A. sol 0s
fatts', Eime .. Oh. S. Harper ri al J
n. FEB .. 1919 (eaneellod) 80 i1a OF
'7fscott Wpolesl Atila. luc-M Partcr:
g. De- .,., . igls -. soos 10
W., ~ sls & iyaosted) ) ....... ..-..... i.ses "a
fyfS Ahlo Bodies. inc.. and Hytnnn /
.ncoos1ya IF SCHNEIDER. Der te 1913 tAs 81
'"''''7' '@''9 Dec ~ 1913 ..........+-. IA u
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
AaIERIeAN p0Rq,


BasroN Fs7 lT T-Arrt7sa. steamers Nessraw.
Lanasrs paaf. sase s,aaiaer C.oogeetsr
fifn.AeGlpniA. rsb 7-Araysd: steamer
Afas9A '5eorse-o'n Cleared s'ealners MerdD
a--i lsss taae fliEra s.. Dan
itef'l.A' aen levedJ. Antwerp Treiau Bos
Fryl-V- fs0 HAVEN Ness Feb l7-Au4ved
'e i-eeaiAr. -rl @l-i-sa br-zi-'
Nt}ifGi, s, ,~-.,.d st.s,,.~.
~tf-. ls- .-ade. naia. Astronomer tB-l. ,aar'es-
Isl hisa1No Newport e7H Lake I4e'dns. Nelg
f' ~ Hathaway. Turks Island. Saileu ~Jaalners
ia4fIs'la lfr from tiHriIers fnf tuetli stf'Vl q.
Aal.s =. 'iaaA. sfsa Aew Work. irr Barbalcs lsurA
~ sam 1l-a -tap from Philadelphia Tor san
aH'is.0 West Cobalt from Portland ore. Tor
HALIFAX. ~ s-Faa. Arrived Steamer
a.ana lirl. Liverpool
BsII13laar Fsa i7-Ar-irsd. Steamers
hronnrias tnstaTus lsweh9 Rotterdam. Inmen
Ate- 1aias .-le- .Nof' hlaie7 AjseS iseslla
Nfr N1"purt News Iiero Nor.i, = 'rf5k. J.
Port Tampa. bark Slgor Nor.t Rio ae Janoiro
"AAIfA Ala-. Feb = sailed schooner sun
gAa1l.sr3X. Tex Ten lT.-Arriyea. steamer
SAN FRANCISCO Fob fT-Arriged steamer
.rss,,..1s,1.,9l,f 1,9fN .if HeN 19rs
r,tafarg Negls Nar. Aa -imore Lake len,Iuiac
~ -7 ,tsr5 vancouver.
aritiaA trl 'ss7 .i}r-l TlUessavsii, Il pasa New
'r-, tiefnit.o tsr Bergen via Norfolk Preston
E'ra sa1 iasa 'lgo- sound. Bueuos Ayres
,'i'.an 4ianile Texas 'I5r Hagre ship ciy OF
eoAf lAas Ia Fsa. Arrived s,eamers
Aa'a-en. stFa A4chaa l8s Jaaea Is gaom.
i,a,'4y e.-aA h Aor Port BAras;
iA5t.lle 'l3fI, Net York. Nlra lNorl Port
pool. Harol N Nalter Pert Arthur
7ot FL Mtst FAan. i-a.. Feb. Arrived.
1legia.r AlaLs-aar lor Liverpool rfa Bermuda
MOBILE. Ala. Fen l1--A -r1ee.l steamer
.ossa Gerssfan. Cleared. Steamer Aunsla Ma
JACKSON lf.i.E. Feb I7-sarel Steamer
a.t9'i.s L''r'1 ria clat. stau.
., "a ,i--eiH C. fsa " ArriFsd steam
'- ',itYiit n4rs ttea.i .NHrt. nueuls Ayres
nAs1 fNi-4. tiA. 'e'f ll--p Passed. east fstb.
-e-i,s 5tri.f II i1Irt. Pert Arthur f3r SEES York.
J .aii ea NHst lat. steamers Camal New rl ~
.'Y ffast -il't. a 1a-lirar fHrl. Ginraltar trr
'aisesl - W d fAi0rl. Naples for -. VIM
N". -'-H'i -nsY f5r awaiting
lliAI1rAAx Fob. l-.-Asrieea Steamer Princess
jou4 3 FEB. H-Ar1yed. Steamer
l,t5 AeaItl sea Asriv'a Steamer Regina
9s'-il-5 lNe4-b sl Iney. H. $. ~. slGJl
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18

u ~ ~. AZ 9 Adam Corpsuy. Misa Nelson
IL - { & sses West Thirty seventh strrs,.
y =, francisco. Cal Crserterv c,r.en-
= '&r snd sxrss Ersultn. '~'''S . ''es''-
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Out of Town

=, boston. Feb. 1.-The Industrial Service a,a
equipment Company, Of This ciiy was placed r.,
tne hands Of Fesegers todas by tho ie,lera Courf
On peuii0ii oi Ed~ard NASH of Nov York
sloekApicel The letIlrl says that the com
psy ' las iaosliies Or nearly sleoo 600 and asse's
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Appointed as Special patrolmen

Effect February 10-Thomas J. Moriarty.
Garfield National Bank; William A. Sanders.
pany. John J. O'Connor. Wyckoff Heights
Hospital: William F. Wines and Edward j.
Mack. Hornbower x Weeks; February -,
Clarence J. Brennan. National City Bank
william Kirkel. George fremont, Joseph
Bloom, Thomas Bonanza Frank Jordan. Fu-
gene Herbert, Isaac Jackson Michael Hube-
man, Edward Schumacher. William B. Smith.
William Ahlers, Fred Leonhard Louis Laber-
W Naught. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Business Troubles
Assignments

FfIrlong Brothers. Inc dealing in general mer
chandise al S16 and 1856 Eighth Avenue assigned
yesterday for the beneAt of creditors 20 Cyrus c
Miller OF 55 Liberty Street, Incorporated fin 1905
Joseph Furlong Is president Of The comnan-
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Judgments Filed
In Rrnnr fonntu

Ib1 fitst mans is that NJ the deftor
Affone. Hsisatora @ A u Bslth a. sl
Nsyo',,T - frofipfny Shops and Samuel tooucr
~ Francis. Angelo~~PiaYee Bi.tley A.
49, z, T. ~ Farms, lae, e. gssaier
.stss.sx. s.saf'naSn. bafry H-.rs Miller ~ nj
Agsiins. Warrm r and Aeiof ts
stssil. sesa, ana baosew Hoaer,ti,al.-.t.
nees e..... ...........
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
ea'ner and Fancy Goods,
Jeweiry

S~ss,-s ~. .--f fasesnt Isnslry 20 a p
sssa No. es't sises. psrsnsyiysnsa
j fEssa ~, D c-~s Kama eerss A C<, r
~ F<sA1. 4I< E~Irth Assnuo.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Tenn perature

Tenn peratures
The following official record shows temperatures
curing -ls .tst tR ality-f-ilr hours In comparison
Fl.-- ihe corresponding dAle Of .ass year
1919 1918 Ial9 l9ls
w Is ~ es >.
a. A IA p T. rl...-.... 71 y
d. '' SCI ii e. m m....--. 20
-ghest Il degrees AZ $50 p H.; lowest; 2s de-
Rii p 40 a m. Average 81 degrees. average
s"As --tF -i5e gear -l degrees. average same date
iar tai-r- -tasee years 81 degrees
Humidity
3 a NJ ....- 56 D m s. 8 =. H.. &s
Barometer
A m 1899 D M. 20 90 3 y N % %
Local Forscast--Snow or rain today 70 morrow
sllshtig warmer and probably fair moaerate shit
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18

snow n north rain IN SOUTH -s,-,on Z aa~ slightly
warmer Tomorrow. fair -ad somewhat colder
-taA'' lrs--' ialuy 4ai Sights warmer to-day
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Receivers in Bankruntcv

receiver IN BANKRUPTCY was appointed Yesterday
III r. t1e l ni{eq States nlss1c' Court follows
DAY ID RllCHENBEKG- Judge NJ r. Manton
appointed julius j Klein a receiver with Il s. 900
ooll l1r uaya kelcAen9erg Isl BleeEer srres
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
CITY ISLAND
Bound South
N0unL! -

steamer has Rock. I'revidclle far Norfolk
.1slllsn.
Bound East
-oAooner Aifr4 orl Uadey lBr1.
rom N.f YORK tlr lIrfl. West Africa
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

TE@1Fr PORT r,rrr, , r,--frr,,e
Rotterdam .... prasr Feb
DAME gtiert . -Inralta- Tsh
~. iurIca4x Feb
3 J. i.grferHaal Nsf7lra mn
li1H2as -n ff.r r,h -
0iIiliIe
'-'Hf s.-l1 .-+..- i.rs,otal Jan. 5
-a'-'. .9 IAN. 2S
81 ifeent .....-. Jan 80
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS

To-day
Mails Vessel
close caves
''hi'er .ATfe $50 NJ IT, 00 NJ
'tts'''t, itt tlat 1880 a 49, II 90 NJ
t1elr ana. CAYENNE ID 90 nj 5.60 NJ
Wednesday
,Il'}e Nassau Hail ZOO AM q 90 A. NJ
'-'A'--ss, lfatla s. ST. f.-HD 81
Thursday
90ons Para 1900 N 200 p Ni
tsIHuntfa. rrrIaA 100 ~ s 20 Z, VI
Advance. Cri.oH f.1 p H. a0n !, N
iat-t i.lI-. Havana $50 \ NJ l..n0 VI
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18

III rises flg Sr- -a+- ~
ai9ah rises saa m Moon SETS IS g1 a NJ
High W ater
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Appointments Special PatFolmen Revoked

Effect February 14-John Dohan. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company NJ. J. Foody Philip
pine National Bank
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
shipping : Intelligen
Port Of New York

aIiniatnre Almannc
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
5 Erh. Arrived Steamer
ir Liverpool.
h.. feD. Arrived steamer

Arrived Steamers
gcti.l. Rotterdam I1nmelil
ti00lspeeu. Port Tampa.
ir. Bueuo7 Ayres RagD =
Hero iNor. y prr5ik !.
Sailed Steamer AlAgera5
'Nlr.l Rio le janDirO.
sailed Schooner sun
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18

lu-ia-ia. Ilyelt4.l 100
j0H> b. FEB. l7-Ar1yed. Steamer
aletasano. Ii arpoo
,AoaItN Fer It-Asrivsd Steamer Regina
tbr -iger1oo- via bsest and New York 9ars
7si.i-A,s lNtl-t, el lnay. 81 s.. M. t1GJa
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18

~, u w t1tiss wsnssa fes esss,.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
I RAY MORE -xTLAr7raTYI
"a GRE JESI HQTEL SlSGeESSI
MIA MI. FL, a.

Tropical; surf bathing at rs degrees nne be
tells Write Chamber OF Commerce for books,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Teb Arrived Steamer

T tf- -a tNSL lttdli4cf
NeV York
va. Fea IT, Arrived
Baltimore Iake lendulac.
-Ima5 isr.t. vancouver
uFel Ba'hmore
-i I"lrrl -tE anlers
TlUpslaysH ti pasa New
Bergen via Norfolk Preston
u' sound BueuQs Ayres
ftr.I Haqre ship C-ry OF
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Iud gnents Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were nled yesterday ile
ITS name being that OF the debtor
AAyne Brass Foundry COL A Lang
,o-
a q. kaufman ssg -Hocang Glass
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Absence Without Pay

Patrolmen-John J. Joyce. s8th, day
? :Ql a. m. February IS John Hummel
l3d. day. .. NJ. Fehruary Is.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18

Humidity
3 a n . SIS p M. s. 3 =.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29

growth and expansion Of Ardmorc so II
becomes necessary to build moro schoo
structures to properly house the coin
ridontaIiy increasing school populations.
IL has been urged that vote for the
school bonds viii be q vote i'm the in
tcrcsts of better education and vote
iu the interest OF "a bigger. "a better and
"a broader Ardmore.
Friends of the proposition, especial
ly among the business men Of Ardmore.
urge every voter of Ardmorc TO turn
out tomorrow and cast his or her vote
for the bonds Friends of the propo-
silion urge the fathers Of Ardmore To
20 to the polls and vote for the wei.
fare of their children and they urge
the mothers of Ardmorc to 20 to the
polls and vote for better and more ade-
quatc school facilities for their sons
and daughters.
The polls will open mt o'clock. It
will take but a few moments of your
time to drop by and cast your vote for
the good Of all, for the good of the Ard
more of which YOU feel so proud, for the
good of educational Ardmoro, which
ranks so high in the state of Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29
ALASKA HAS BIG PROGRAM
or THINGS TT Is GOING TO
ASK CONGRESS- TO PUT OVER

Juneau, Alaska, Oct 15.-tMail Cor
| respondencel.-Alaska has a big order
for congress to fill Recently a bI
monthly bulletin issued 10y the terri
torial governments bureau of public
ity drew up a list of things the north
ern territory asks congress to do. The
| list follows:
Restore the national forests to the
public domain or, at least allow the
| establishment Of industry therein. The
pulp industry is anxious to start but
is kept out.
Open up the oil lands to exploitation
and exploration.
Extend the coal laws Of the United
States to Alaska.
Give the territory jurisdiction over
the fisheries game and fur.bearing
animals
Consolidate all governmental author,
ity in one executive, thereby climin.
ating conflicting jurisdiction.
Remove the restriction on export
Of birch timber from the public do.
main.
Establish a constabulary.
Assign coast guard or naval ships
to constant duty in Alaska waters to
assist in the enforcement of law and
to be available for rescue work.
Assist the farmers by loaning them
money.
Increase telegraph service.
Restore the mail contract system Of
shipping mail by freight and express.
Make larger appropriations for high
ways.
Give the indians better opportuni.
ties for learning trades and establish
sanitarums for them.
Give Alaska aids to navigation com
mensurate with trade demands.
Establish thcmusk-oX industry there
by making waste lands productive.
Give Alaska the same opportunity
to develop that was accorded the west.
ern territories, now the western states
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29
THE GENIUS OF "PUSSYFOOT." -"
lMcAlester News.Cap

chichester NeWS-Capital.)
"Pussyfoot" Johnson was marked as
a genius over here several years ago be-
cause of his steel nerve. his uuerring
aim and his uncanny instinct for track
ing down bootleggers. But Pussy
foot" now has other claims to the dis.
tinction. He goaded the public of Eng
land into demonstration against hm
and thereby became a martyr to the
cause of prohibition. He's going to
lose an eye because of the rough treat
ment dished out to him and we can ca 81.
ly surmise what the reaction will lie.
"Pussyfoot" probably didn't count on
losing an eye 20 gaia his enl hut the
sacrifice will rebound TO all the greater
results if human nature in England
is akin to human nature in America.
As nondescript American with a Ger.
tain degree of fame as free lance
against booze "Pusyfoot" didn't a.
mount to much in England. AS hu.
man sacrifice to the cause of prohibi-
ton in England he now becomes n ma.
tional figure, subject to all the sympa-
thies men naturally show for the down.
trodden and an object lesson for preach.
ers and moralists. "Pussyfoot" in Eng.
land has played his own game well and
he's got all the trumps in his possess
ion now.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29

City Hall, we're transferred to the
grounds of the new college. The
stones were in the walls of the
physics laboratory, on the third floor
of the Carlton Street building and
we're carried in procession with
floats representing various college
activities and periods.
Another feature was special
ceremony in honor IF Dalhousie's
dead during the war. In the library
is an honor list of those who fell, and
list, zoo, of those wnO were decor
ated for valor.
The university is "open to all oc-
cupations and sects Of religion, re-
stricted to such branches only as are
applicable TO our present state and
having the power to expand with tho
growth and improvement Of our
society"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29
Grip, Influenza
Hamlln's Wizard OIL a Reliable:
Antlseptic Preventive

During influenza epidemics spray
the nose and throat several times n
day with one part Wizard Oil and
two parts water, using an atomizer
II you haven't an atomizer, gargle
the throat and snuff the mixture in
the nose. This treatment sets nm an
aantiseptic wall of defense against
Flu" germs.
Chest colds and sore throat lead
TO- grip, Stop them at once with
wizard Oil before they can deyeloo
INTO dangerous influenza.
Get it from druggists for Soc. II
not satisfied, return the bottle and
get your money back. N
Ever constipated or have sick head.
ache' Just try Wizard Liver Wins
pleasant little pink pills, SOC at drio.
gists, Guaranteed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29

Dalhousie University, in Halifax,
Nova Scotia, held its centenary cele-
bration this fall 1t fell due in
1918, but Was postponed until this
year on account Of the war. Men
from all parts of the world returned
To do honor to their Alma Mater and
classes as far back as 1857 were
represented. Young men were there,
too, most Of them having served
Overseas with the gallant Canadian
armies. The reunion had particular
significance for them, as since 1914
there mas been no time to 20 bach,
and revive memories Of college davs.
The roll of the younger graduates Of
Dalhousie has thinned greatly in the
las five years, but those left will
help her carry on" all the more de-
yotcdly for the sake Of those that
can help no more.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29

Dalhousie University was founded
in 1918 by the Rt. Hon. George Ram
say, ninth earl of Dalhousie. For
half century the university
struggled along and then began to
take its rightful place. Since then L
has grown step by step with Halifax.
The university is now moving out to
an estate Of over 40 acres on the
north side Of the city, near the
Northwest Arm, where 100000,
raised among the graduates is being
expended in modern buildings. r..
cornerstone of the first Of these, the
Science Building, was laid by the
Duke of COnnaught in 1912.
On the first day Of the centennial
celebration, stones from the founda-
tons of the original college struc-
ture, which was built one hundred
years ago on the site Of the present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29

Something Of the same spirit
which made David Farragut he
commander Of a prize ship at the age
OF thirteen, elevated Beatrice Pollitt
TO the superintendency of a Sunday
School when she was at that tender
age; 1t was the pioneer spirit. which
made America the great nation il Is
the force which blazes trails in the
wilderness and raises up magnificent
cities. 1t impelled this young girl
10 assume a leadership which was
recognized by her companions an
now is being widely acclaimed. The
story of how Beatrice Pollitt became
superintendent Of the Episcopal Sun
day School at Kearsarge. in the m
uer peninsula Of Michigan was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29

brought to light through the survey
made of the diocese of Marquette in
connection with the Episcopal
Church's Nation Wide Campaign,
now in progress.
There was no Sunday School in
kearsarge when Beatrice, at the age
Of thirteen, determined to organize
one. Now. everyone knows that, to
be completely happy a girl of thir-
teen must put on her best dress and
her crispest hair-ribbon on Sunday
morning and go to Sunday School.
So Beatrice started Sunday
School. She gathered up twenty-six
delighted children of the town and
told them about it. They elected her
superintendent as a tribute to her
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Removelt

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
substitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work;
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil. They act gently but firmly on the
bowels and liver stimulating them to
natural action, clearing the blood, and
purifying the entire system. They do
that which calomel does, without any OF
the bad after effects. Take one or two
every night for a week and note the
pleasing effect, l0c and 25c box.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29
Ardmore Housewives Spent Thanksgiving
Day in Thankful Thankfulness That the
Gas Compressors May Compress Some Day

Of gas for heating cooking, boiling and
other uses
Inasmuch as the infections and eX-
clamatory ir.toAtions Indicated that
the lady was in a somewhat pccved
humor, she was assured in suave voice
that she had that gentleman ON the
wire.
However" he suggested, speaking
into the telephone receiver i'm his best
Sunday school voice "howevcr / would
suggest that YOU speak to the rcli'
gious editor. You see, madam, this is
a day Of feasting and semi-religious
feeling and | believe, honestly | do,
that the religious editor is the man to
whom you wish to speak. Now, if
---" But he got no further, for the
voice broke in,
You are the man | want to talk to;
YOU are the man who published all
that pipe dream about plenty Of gas,
plenty of gas which would bake bis
cults and brown turkey and stew wa
ter. and I want to tell you that | have
Il batch Of corn bread which has been
in the oven for four hours and when
| went to the range few minutes
ago, the bread was not only unbakedl
but the gas flames had gone literally
tetitally, stark entirely ont. And |
want to tell you still further, young
man 0the city editor is as gray rs a
badger that | read the ArdmOreite
every day, and if ! ever see another
article in that paper telling Us that
Ardmore and Ardmore housewives
have plenty of gas, / am going to bring
this bunch of halfbaked corn bread
down to your office and make you eat
half of it, then | am going to go TO the
gas office and make the manager Of
that concern compress the balance of
it into his interior apartments Maybe
he can compress raw corn bread but
he can compress gas. Tell that to your
old religious editor when he comes in.
Compressor, Plenty Of Gasl Bah, "I
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29
City Jail Being Repaired

While the city Jail is undergoing re.
pairs all city prisoners are taken care
of at the county Jail, the city paying
Sheriff Garrett for their keep. The city
Jail must undergo some extensive re.
pairs before it will be up to the stand,
ard recommendation by the state com
missioner Of charities and correction.