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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
REGULATION OF AIR
TRAFFIC IS OUTLINED
International Practice iu De lt'.
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ENGLISH PLAN BIG THINGS
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Will have 10 be ennctrd To govern
flying In this country The hill has
been prepared and | anticipate thai
within few weeks ~ the opening
of tho new parliament useful act
Will come into force. lntil this con
vention ahd this domestic lrglrln
ton becomes operative, there can he
no private flying nt an. either IN.
terhatinnnl or IN this country u
would he unfortunate n IN" develop.
ment Of civil aviation were retarded
owing To tho,cffecta ot a series ~
fatal accidents due 10 the lack of
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
u. S. S. Utah Is KnOWn As Flagship Of
"Bmtry Bdy Armada" Proud of Her Work

AvlN NDlik. Jan ". l'ut u
~ Hmp with ,,.i purlri pfuu.l.
joe. 49, uIuuu ptt't, VOL To-
wa rnr I..uuf humorous t,mtfl. ~
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ann
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u drtHuuurhi- iho nffI,,rs perhaps
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pmuuurz to ,,ty much uu lu n"
n,uf InuNt ih, good ir,uid 'hu htH
mad,
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If4h uts tho ftp.uIp ~ lt,tf. a.
uulI trHulr p tuirrtH. command
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uI 'Ir squadron which hr1 Nr' iuh
of u,r,hIrr uH' fut GERMAN Iu.l'IH
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IL .nthptp ,hl,h fr' If mII,#
They utrrpnm" some arrmiurl, IN
sufmuuuiahlr difnrul'i,H ",urh ua
huidlug brldgrs nnl dirglrg tun
nrIa"
According 10 thc Htorio" tnli by
the returning gunncts th" foreign
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think the stun, could ~" dnne ono
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your Htntus7" apparently uui h"inR
familiar with Ynnbco naval guun"tH
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the bridges too weak 90 siud the
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
EARLY CLOSING LAW
OPPOSED BY DEALERS
,our Years Trial Converts Them and
Their Customers io
Idea.

LONDON. Feb one " tho pro
visions ~ "norn" tdefense ~ realm
ncD IL that all shops must close In
ureat Uritain nj y o'Clo"h In the eve
ming This was dVnc largely to save
fuel ana To keep the people nt home
nlghia where they would he sheltered
IN the event NJ mir raids The Hhor
closing regulation Ia still IN force
ana may he made = permanent law
Small shopkccpcrs were nt FIRST
violently indignant henlnst tho or.
der Thrv sii " iiscrlmlno'rl In
favor ~ The hig stores Thrlr uolrh
horhood customers iid their pur
chasing NJ nlrht 'flrr dluucr II
they werc compc''cs in shup crrlv
thcy woudl pht'ouIz" M" lprr" down.
town stores wns the o'Irrrilou
itc-ul,s View Good
However lu fuur Years ihe small
shuua have rrowu iu respect tho
u'cluct closInr regulation rhrir rus-
TONER'S have h,rurI, educated 40 shop
cnflv Thrit pIrrkl have h,,U u'nro
ruutoulrl ANT efficient Witt shoricr
hours aud ht,o mott h,'u rrIlN 'o
=, 20 ihr larger ''ui,- tHr 'uIp'oN
urui nr anU 80 llN hy,tnI. ,NN"I
lonrri Th,rr hu. h"vu ,tyiur "
cNrrnsr FOR Nrhi uul hDtt
Tho houtc office t,pnfis mat ihe
general sentiment among shuuk,vp.
ct- VI all CLASSES ls that the O'Clock
closing law has provon iis value and
should be- kept iu rftcc' forever.
IN addition to this regulation. the
pre- wnr shops act Requires every
store kccpiur omen on SATURDAY. M.
crnoona To- close ON another AFTER
noon IN NO vurb This afternoon 20
h" rvri 'n e1,h tsnmrunI', rt town
uufhnIt,H Hkfs ,rit round fhlr
riNrH ih, swrIuVe shorter work. Ing
hpura without lnrIr'lur any rumpet.
hive hutNshfps uu ihc rwplr,rf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

Whai makes hotter lupe estrrs-i
man var sa,in.s stamp1 Two
Of 'em.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

u'otNN anu many
other serious disturbances
This can he avoided nv
stimulating the kidneys 10 in
creased action, and because OF
IT'S tonic effect on these organs
! would advise any one 10 get
Ahnric tdouble strength J,
which is "a bc had nowadays
u. and take 1t hrce tincs a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Auto-Int0xication
E " i T. a I n E ID
ny sAMrEL HAMILTON. ND.

=. French Psychologist described man ns "digcs-
i've tube with arrangements for locomotion and
guidance IL IL commonly said that most people
dig their graves with their teeth" The disastrous
elects OF constipation have always been well known
IL ~ easily understood how serious are the troubles
which are caused by staRnaton Of dccaycd matter in
the large utcstncs poison reahorbcd and taken
into the circulation thus IA called autontoS Sication
II IL apparent therefore, that the first necessity is
to cleanse the ntcstnes thoroughly.
The hest method for cleansing the whole intestinal
tract and urging the liver into activity s to tale ss
innch outdoor exercise ~ pssble, drink hot water
before meals and take pleasant LAXATIVE vegetable
phi occasionally. Such In made up OF Nav
apple, leaves OF aloe root Of jalap; made into a
augm-coated pill that gives tone 10 the bowels
Ihs w@ FIRST made and sold by druggist, nearly
hfy years ago, H DR. ricrce's Pleasant Pellets.
"A The cost Is twenty-five cents Such smple
~ means VIII prevent auto-intoxcation Pcople
~ ARE rc1Hl's,ng that the kdncys just as do 'i the
bowels need to I've flushed occas sionsllv
N lhe kidneys an eninatiye organ
= .xJIM and are constantly working Separating
NWkStS& The posons from the blood Uric acid
YK WN backs ny into the system. causing rbeu
III UHN matiSn, neuralgia dropty and ,nanv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Ese-n EtseA gAnG ghw mr ana
eeTs S11 rY r aasn sass arr "a T-ss
Al fs shssnsseasas are mean Tnse
cshs- s1rr ara ar -. tn7zr ar~
-s7i1sr sszrr sae gaasasa -hss members
q -ha 5-ucs1gr Memorials. a-~ saar
wa1crE1z as- every E1erznE vhsn aEa
sasews uw .sr E-aers w7zl- s znsr
Eae5-r en- nAa7 ha1 Sa# saFs a
varsis Ass ss hss. E-e isss4ss e rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

ie't-s g1t@-s e. --tr A-s A
-sls1-s ass - -flt1 tfrr t-r
MvEW rs-.sa rvcs.re.f rrrt .Ars
-- 49, .-..- r.- ..-..r - 81
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

E-oca -1zss . dead z-E Ps--v
EEx $ Z al =. SazEsax. ss-sx1zr a
1SAt S1zssE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

H2il Destroyed u1zv xs@1e esE.ss :.
Es.Sa z-s CozzzcAe coz--lss lns-
wees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

F.nasa Ass er-Erzsssf Al 7zri-a1
z-shais ssaselsft.r. sInrs.t- ca lie
AMI -Assrssrtlst 1sis1gia-s.n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

THs i1st cf tAe OSiahoza co1,fa
Sgr. has arrived : tie JzHea States
f-ocl Eru1gss ard we sr~ al gAsi 3.
T. TAe yVgrssszAis tAizS Is ihKs soa
ct cur 1sAr Dcys are sls~rng areer
the Tsypgs< u wSr-tn~E Earoo@
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

- cv-. icss ths- ae yer
= = nsrsca lyvre oser - s'c-n
s~eF, pe-v q Logan oe1ris Sssiss
sr a@sc-loolie sst ssys D. ~s~ srrs<-
ae,g szr risst - .,sse ~ s'lght an
ase 1sas hv ~ kni -why. n-sr-
$40 sgsh F0OSrssts fov hc-r<r rro7
- W1tat. oats. oe-z aa5 psscN-s tr
uy ll.e Tavre ~as a lrtie strsics
abrss cVe zsisS t-ol rssasazi Waller
tsas asa e~sn preffv eatly ~ ~
sza. ez, ,AIzk Scotsesz ~ 2rss =
szz1n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Bers q rae Et.ra 'aftzfrv. ssta a.
visc1 wfr arrive i okixkcrz CITY
We4aest4y A Srcat parats w,N -
fsx.xre a. sNe cs2ear..tsae *t esst st-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

f1s oetcz aSFesse thls y~ar . -
- cv-. hoss ths. ss' yer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

The f-11 ers1 was <a-zz-,t era
s'.1erEhf7 IL rsv--aezsr I-ssrz- cssa--r
b sts aaz ssarr- ~ ths-e NJ h.
sierxY - s.- hss-,-s eruszsrz z-rl-r- 49,
sh-sge Aia szrsszxs s-s ,vef -
sa-ssssn 1rz-1srs-srst psasiaag szrEzx
s1r a ssE kszs & zp5zz saLG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

cara. fire sssn -sse.rTt !, ~ .ssv
ir1fI-eizf sf.t nl-r.rg@ - Ez-1s
Hsg,.r la't A.a G-is Ira ss ai1rE
81 sI -,s-n.t,. Sl1 E11s 6 ~ Hossr
.,rrFr.r rs.sts't l lrEa-,s Ant sss
s-lr-e-ri T.-a - -se-r rr4l ssa~
- -mlfr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Gre EAs1 HHrr-fur mar rEarss'~i 81
IN gern'sa t'1~rr rht sswrr Ehsr ssss
.aa- Ns4rhai a EEI-rar AZ a GcH1s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

EaHs waI q yuEF- fAara ae .a Afe-
ra-rs sefzg seEsre,f aw his xe-4 za
5.ss aar 5sIa-a1A st1FTaag Sale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

" wasa1n ss r@ra tsr-Taaea sA11
-,Izv 1f r1z ssEur1ets ssaEisrx H.
11f aa 40 1wanl1g 4M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Wslze rgcstss EssIes. 1rzsnst -. Ea--
-.al1 n1ase-t9s ant aAs1v rsaer E-~sss n
aa.sTr ers aae c-ee a. z1sise-- SKI
scu's T4as Earvssr Sass
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-06

In the lower part of town. This deal
was reported by A. A. Traugott OF
the Inland Empire Reality Co. Mr..
Hotchkiss has purchased another
home in town more suitable TO the
needs OF his family.
Grover jameson this week pur-
chased the beautiful home OF Mrs. q.
A. Rembold on the terraced cliff
bordering the north entrance to town.
This IL one OF the most attractive
homes In Burns and one that the new
owner should be proud OF.
The consideration was not given
out In either OF these deals.
| This week deal was completed
whereby Charles NJ. Faulkner and
Grover jameson became the owners
of so acres of the j. w. Biggs farm
/ Just north OF Burns. This entire
tract is In alfalfa at present and Ii
one OF the best producing places on
the river. With the completion OF
the irrigation project and proper
handling OF the water II will be
even more valuable.
| However. II Is not likely the new
owners have other things In view In
purchasing this tract The estab-
lishment of the sawmill near will
bring many workmen and they must
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-06

they are boing served by competent
talent or not a.es#i
j, The board OF directors and com
misisoners submit the plans and pro-
posM for bond issue TO members OF
OF the district nfter due published
notice. again putting Il up to the
people for their approval or rejection.
TIE directors are nominated by
the land owners either by petition
or ut q mass meeting. which must be
at least fifteen DAYS previous to the
electiou.tHIt Is proposed In this tn
tance to nominate the commissioners
at the same time.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-06
ACTIVE INTEREST TAKEN
IN RABBIT CANtPAiGN

f.. H. Horn Is one OF the busiest
young men Ia the county ut present
as the people have awakened to the
Importance Of hts work In extermin-
ating rabbits. He held an enthus-
iastic meeting At Sage Hen Friday
night and has arranged for meetings
at Anderson Valley. Silver Creek.
both upper and iawer. and at wag-
ontire FOR the coming week.
He u going to begin poisoning In
Localities where people are organized
and that the snow has comes we can
expect results
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-06

and coul done ~ifiinou. ask.
ment Of necescAry engineer
force TO pre- map OF the
ject and n, pa estimate of the
i OF coustrpv a u the next step.
ese maps All Dtimates are sub
tied 70 the = ~ Engineer for ais
proval.
dThe iandownl Aus have com
Bic check upo the affairs CT the
Strict and are safegucrdcd. The
&te Engineer In required by law to
leck up on the work OF the project
Isineers and determine the feasi-
|uty OF the project. Il L. up TO
y state officials to see that the es-
bates are what they should be and
y THAI work has been properly done
F'An6ther fact important to the
nd owners Is that the State Engin-
II Is also required to check the es-
hate OF the cost OF construction
~ advise them as 10 whether or
u ip, his opinion. the project can
constructed on the estimate. said
lptain Duncan. Another way for
|e land owners to know whether
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-06

have homes. This tract Is ideal for
such purpose and may be- subdlvided
TO an advantage into acreage that
will make beautiful homes. With
the building up of this city and the
tendency OF the times to own your
own home. this tract Will be very
attractive to the suburban who wants
a COW, some chickens and garden.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-06

VIII
December l. 1919.
outstanding
December |. 1919
l,2s7.s6 S30ss30
High Schools
1898 20s3l
Building Fund ASIA
DALTON
County Clerk
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-06

W. T. skiens has purchased the
II. Hotchkiss residence and six lots
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-06

John Carroll. OF Drewsey. was
registered at q local hotel during the
week.
What. we wonder, has become OF
the old time reformer? Has be too.
been reformed?
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-06

MORE CITY PROPERTY
CHANGE HANDS
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-06

Mossrs, Faulkner and Jameson ara
sure TO make good on this purchase.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-06
COUNTY CorRr RuDGEr

To Harney n 'rlsst ns.t. (.
axed Monday December 49, 1919 the time and the Court House
be
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-01-30

contracts throughout this territory
The important department of prac-
tical painting and decorating is man
aged by MIR. Ole Sigerseth whose
Conscientious and satisfactory work
have for many years been appreciated
in many parts of the state and also
Montana.
One Of the most important branches
in this organization is the purchas-
ing and materials department. This
organization IS agent for all of the
most important special lines known
to the building trades. These special
agencies have been procured so as
to render monetary benefits to the
owner. For this very important
branch, the services of capable man
ager in the person of Mr.. G. w. Bur-
ton of Minneapolis were secured. Di-
rect connection with all the best
material supply centers have already
been established.
The services Of an auditor are re-
tanned by the company for the bene-
fit Of the owner.
The development and building op-
erations of this new construction COM
pany viii be watched with a good
deal of interest.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-01-30
HEAD OF JAPANESE
MISSION IN ST. PAUL
Baron kondO. Guest of l.. w. Hill on
Way to Farley, Silent on
Issues

Minneapolis, Jan. 2S.-CausiousAy
parrying all questions bearing on the
peace conference which he viii attend
as the representative of his country
Baron Rompei Kondo, head of Japan's
delegation to Versailles, arrived in
St. Paul today for days break in
the cross country trip.
With the members of his advisory
peace delegations, including some Of
the most astute diplomats and finan-
clal men Of Japan, Baron Kondo went
Immediately to the home of Louis w
Hill, where breakfast was served.
The Kondo party was met at Minot
N. D., by l.. w. Hills private car
the rear Of which was bedecked with
flags Of the Allies.
The baron avoided direct answers
to questions on the peace situation
Asked if he favored a League of Ma
tions such as proposed at the Paris
conference, Baron Kondo said that
was too big question to answer at
this time. He would not say whe-
ther the Russian situation was near
settlement. Accompanying Baron
Kondo as advisors are S. Kurokawa
T. Okubo, NJ. Naga, DR.. Y. Fujimori
and S. Terajima.
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Citizens Machine Shop Is Well
EUuiDDed

The Citizens Machine Shop has
leased the White building formerly
occupied by the Fuller Motor company
opposite the post office and have es-
tablished a machine shop and garage.
They are distributors for the popular
Oakland automobiles and are retail
ing the Moline tractor as we'll. Be-
hind the salesrooms which front on
First avenue, is the large machine
shop proper A new concete floor has
been laid here and with full equip
ment of machinery, such as lathes and
planers, they are prepared to care
for practically any job in their line
which may be called for. Elmer A.
Gilmore, who has charge of this de-
partment, is known as one of the most
competert welding experts in this
section. b. A. johnson who has gen.
eral charge of the sales department
was formerly connected with the Mo
line Plow Co. as auto salesman and
has wide ACQUAINTANCE with the trade
in this section.
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physician were with him practically
all of the time and not thing was
left undone that might lead to his
recovery 1t is understood that Mr.
Weinrebe had received three inocula-
tions to prevent pneumonia, but this
evidently did not prove effective.
Mr. Weinrebe was born March IS,
1879, in Minnesota and came to North
Dakota seventeen years ago, filing on
a homestead near Columbus, N. D.
Mr.. Weinrebe was first employed at
the J. M. Wilson clothing store, dur
ing which time he spent periods on
his homestead. Later he engaged in
the shoe business and for some time
was engaged in the coal mining busi-
ness with his father n-law, d. J.
Lloyd. Several years ago he bought
the McJanet furniture store and has
since been engaged in that business,
meeting with much success.
Mr.. Weinrebe completed large
three-story block about year ago
which he had occupied since with his
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-01-30
One Of Minot's Staunchest Citizens
Joins the Majority Wednesday
Night--lll Ten Days From
Influenza

Julius H. Weinrebe, prominent Mi
not furniture dealer and undertaken
passed array at his home in the Vein
rebe apartments at ll:45 o'clock or
Wednesday night, following an i'll
ness of ten days from influenza and
pneumonia
The funeral arrangements cannot be
made until after the arrival of Mr.
Weinrebe's sister, Mrs. Newman OF
Chippewa Falls, who left that city for
Minot at noon today. 1t is probable
however, that the body will be buried
in Minot and that the funeral will be
conducted by the Masons.
Mr.. Weinrebe became i'll from in
fluenza a week ago Sunday and from
the very start his condition was con-
sidered serious. All week he had had
very high temperature and was de-
lirious practically all of the time for
the past three days. Nurses and his
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to Mss Ethel Lloyd. daughter of Da-
vid J. Lloyd, on May II, 1910 and to
this union two children were born
Nita, aged seven years and Donna
Jane, babe Of 1-2 months. Mrs
Weinrebe and daughter Nita have
been seriously i'll from influenza but
are recovering.
Mr.. Weinrebe is also survived by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Vein
rebe Of Rochester, Mimi, and two Sis
ters, Mrs. Rolla Wood Of Rochester,
Mimi, and Mrs. L. NJ Newman of
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Mr.. Weinrebe was model citizen,
man Of unimpeachable character
and the kindest of husbands and faith
ers. No citizen of Minot could be
more greatly missed and the whole
city today mourns the departure of
one who has worked faithfully and
we'll for the upbuilding Of a COM
munity in which he always took the
utmost pride.
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J. H. WEINREBE, PROMINENT
FURNITURE DEALER, DIES

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furniture store and undertaking estab-
lshment. Mr.. Weinrebe was regarded
as one of Minot's very best business
men. He took great pride in his beau
tltul furniture store which is one of
the very finest in the state. His
building is one Of the best in Minot
Mr.. Eeinrebe always observed that
old adage, What is worth doing is
worth doing we'll"
He was hard working and owing
to shortage of assistants, during the
past year, he worked long hours and
when he fell victim to influenza, he
was not in condition to battle with
the terrible disease.
Mr.. Weinrebe was member of the
Star in the West Lodge, No. 33, A.
f. and A. NJ, the Elks Lodge No.
1889 and the Knights Of Pythias lodge
He was member of the Association
Commerce and was active in anything
that meant the upbuilding Of our city
During the past year he was county
fuel agent. under the direction of the
State Council of Defense.
He was united in marriage