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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-04
CHAPTER VlI-Continued.

whatever her purpose. she was gone
NrceIg a moment, gliding silently
a. to the chair beside the window,
wth watchfuI eyes again fixed on the
epsed door Miss Donovan smiled and
Enlightened up. well satisfied with
"a ruse. It had served TO demonstrate
pr the exchorus girl was far from
eng as calmly Indifferent as she had
fSumed arr it had made equally evil
Nn' the fact that her visit had an OBJ
#ct-ihe discovery Of why Miss Dono-
N was in Haskell. Doubtless she
"a made the call at Enrights sugges-
N Very well, the lady was quite
#f'eome to all the information OBJ
Ained' Stella opened the door and the
y Of the two met
q The Chinaman seems to have gone
Aue the mistress of the room said
euy Al least he is not on this
~ or IN the office, and l could see
1lAing of Timmous anywhere"
i Then suppose we don't drink"
Slpaiaed Miss La Rue. 'Wen. I
sl' as Well 90 to bed. There amt
- else to do in this jay town"
'De got up and moved toward the
Ii you're only here viewing the
-sFy guess you won't remain
No' more than day or so. am
aIu as ride into the mountains be-
4 '7aFlng Pleasantly. Il hope |
!. see you again"
i iolTe quite liable TO-" an ugly err,
.7 up maybe more than you'n
II Goodnight"
MSS Donovan stood there motion-
!. a''er the door closed behind her
4 she was conscious of the sting
-o'+ aHal words. the half-exnressa,,
~, 'ae smile did not desert her
M. ~ Only thought was that the
was angry, irri,ated over bar
II ~ leF Inability to make 3 renorr
il ~. masters She looked Mt the
'a the floor ana laughed on+
.,-l as her eyes lifted once more
D., 4 neF travelling suit draped
] .Is n'ad-5oard Of the he'd and in
a-.5 '-' expression Of her fare
1 a-a M ,''s i.aa forgotten hanging if
Iaat must have been wbors
p ~ vent when she disan.
J. -. was not TO rummaga the
L. s+ 5ut TO hastily run t6ro,,ob
||sa- Of her jacket. The girl
b. .-4 Uses the room and fung
,a.fr onto the bed SIC -
r. Dew ,arusring the telegram
=. ss INTO pocket on the
r.. OF RS receipt 1t was cone t'7
i. - ~ thought was to search e,sa-
'= Ugh She iTamediatelv res-
o's'e'ass; Of any such At
|os- re message had been in her a.
''1 reoaled distinctly. sho
d. '1f destroying it at the
had torn up the n I let tar
aas failed to ,Ds do ,e'. oa
me Bands Of the La Rue
Taa.l be- shown to - tte
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-04

Are there any uplifting Influences
In your neighborhood"
oh, yes; the rents been raised In
every house in the block"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-04
After Many Trials.

"lIe took my ball" said young
ster when reproved for fighting with
another boy
"ptd yon Try to get It from him
pe0ceablyf"
"YeS'm"
How many times did you try?"
81 tried once, twice, thrice and
force, and then | didn't get It until
the last time"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-04
Quite So.

Look at that line IN the parade how
II can do the quick step and wheel and
march ahead"
Yes, that line ~ 0usy"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-04

When wife says things
Which are not nice
Then we're for peace
At any price.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-04
believing ADVICE

"Utt Sas3 gonaering 50 over
those volumes Of heuy speeehes?"
"He was advised 10 do some Light
reading
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-04
NO WONDER

Mr. Ratt: How ls 1t you are so
friendly lateiy2
Mr. Gait, My doctor has put me
on vegetarian diet temporarily.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-04

j. s|-rs- really golden
Sewer sn s clear.
When u- mid help p brother
Nltn Wa - cheer
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-04
SOME CONSOLATION

"how will you like me as a BROTH
er-in-law2"
"All right guess. Nav says
thank goodness you alnt gonna live
with US"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

heard.the noise Yes drove the Pip away He didn't get my
sou answered the rabbit maybe he didn't P get oneR
snicksd the SkeeckS "T climb through window But
Just as the Skeeks climbing Uncle Wiggy
to empty pail Of soap Suds for her " throw window
said the bunny gentleman And he dght the of Skee
ooh VOW howled the bad chap.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

upon time very ago, there happened to
meet in the woods the pwah the Skezck the Skuddemagoon
Boozap Blue Nosed Babboon and the Fuzzy Fox 81 don't
know you feel about it friends gaged the Pip bu am
Hungry Of Uncle Wggs souseP They all said they
went the Pip ets after another to his hollow
stump bungalow try get He may fool of US but he
fool all Wen take turns irving to catch him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

"You fellows don't know how get rabbits ears
said the Skddemagoon when the Pip and Skee back
Jumping and dusty and wet "You watch Wiggy
He going to beat rug and when be isn't looking up behind
and grab him. WELL the Skuddemagoon tried to this
Uncle Wggy heard him coming and turning quickly gave
Skuddlemagoon beating instead of the rug. Oh any
more dust out of meW begged the bad animal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
Trade-Mark ReQistered

MY goodness Sake alive and strawberry lollypops
cried the bunny rabbit gentleman he his hollow
stump bungalow What doing Nurse The muskra
lady said she doing the fall house cleaning "Then if is time
helped you said the rabbit gentleman at right that should
be OF having fun looking for adventures YOU work here at
home I'll get on old clothes and help you no adven-
lures today Now may get one two" And Just You wait
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

said very kind Wiggy to wish to
help her So after he had put old clothes he began sweep
And just about this time the Ppsewah who going the
first try get the bunns souse rushed up the hollow stump
bungalow. "Now I've got your cried the Pip Uncle Wggy
but the brave rabbit gentleman with the broom
dust in the P eyes that the bad chap someu
and had to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

Uncle Wggy rubbed the sharp teeth the hard on
the back of the Blue Nosed Babboon that the funny chap gave
howl and ced "Oh wowl How you ckel can't Stand ths
Then he and Uncle Wggy went to the garden get
potatoes for Nurse Jane cook for supper All sudden the
Fuzzy Fox jumped out from behind big want souse
bowled the fox "Ty potato instead Uncle Wiggily
and he threw them at the fox making him run.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

The fox back to the where the other bad animals
were waiting did you get sousei" they asked Mop
baTked the Fox "Uncle Wggy for one of US
time We must all rush at him together
this But Just then Uncle Wggy began washing stoop with
hose And when he the bad animals the
them and the water got their eyes
them away. So Uncle Wggiys souse saved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

Wggy Skuddemagoon so hard that the bad
creature was glad enough to What do you want
do help you Nurse asked the gentleman ou
might little wood for the fire. get supper answered
the muat lady So Uncle Wggy took the began chop
stick But Just he gave hard the Boozap rushed up to
try for And the end of the stick flew
the "Woe is meln howled the Boozap
The Washington times., 1920-06-30

iass ot affection and raith. We
would point backward over the trail
Of his great accomplishments. and as
a blessed consolation 10 him remind
him OF the millions or hearts
raised from tn. very depths OF
despair. Nor have all the fruits OF
hts labors ripened. The world will
come In good time TO gather the
harvest which he has sown. and his
lofty deeds Will be commemoratod by
generations yet to. come. as guide
posts along the pathway OF men and
nations
BE IL further resolved, that a copy
be delivered to the President at the
white House and the same be made
The Washington times., 1920-06-30

zirsFE1Fy. assm 81 hApgy PglsNsss
to give expression OF our deep ad-
miration for our eomrade, woodrow
Wilson, who, as President OF our
great Republic. and commander-in-
chief OF the Army and Navy during
the recent great wan gave 10 the
world and 10 mankind SO much OF
sustaining Inspiration and guidance.
While We can never know the masni-
tude OF the responsibilities that
weighed upon his great mind and
heart during that awful period. yet
We do know that, never In the his
tory OF man. has any leader arisen
who has sustained with nobler forti.
tude the tasks that befsll his lot
at this time when the hand OF
afrliction has come to him. We would
convey TO him our profoundest feel.
The Washington times., 1920-06-30
GIRL LECI0NNAIRES
LAUD PRES. WILSON

Resolutions OF admiration and sym
pathy for President Wilson, adopted
by Belleau Wood Post OF the District
OF Columbia OF the American Legion.
composed OF girls and women who
served with the Marine Corps during
the war. were presented at the White
junior vice commander OF the post
Secretary Tumulty received the
resolutions, which were as follows:
BE IL resolved. that we. the mem
bers OF Belleau Wood Post. OF the
District OF Columbia Department OF
the American Legion. on It's nrst an.
The Washington times., 1920-06-30

OF speeches when their States are
reached.
Vice President Marshali's name will
not formally be placed In nomination
by the Indiana delegation. II his re-
quest 10 respected. but he will get
the votes.
IL 10 not dennitsly arranged 20
have anything more than a few words
for Senator Glass by some member
OF the Virginia delegation, Glass be-
Ing the local head and front OF the
McAdoo movement.
The eighteenth man. IL any, is the
dark horse.
The Washington times., 1920-06-30
U.S.. TAKING HAND
/ IN ELWELL PROBE
tcontinued from First PsseJ

Homicide Squad and the facts are
being Investigated.
evidence has come to the authorities
Mr.. Tslley said yesterday scores OF
anonymous letters have been received.
These. he said. give seventeen diff
ferent theories for the murder, and
name at least a dozen men and wom-
en- as those who admitted their guilt
or know who committed the crime.
All OF the letters are so trivial or
absurd that they are not regarded
as important.
However, each communication, no
matter how wild it's theory. has been
Investigated wherever names or ad-
dresses are given ...a.
Women In various cities are given
The Washington times., 1920-06-30
ONE GIVES DICE AS CLUE.

Another letter ineloses a dice and
states that The author. who was an
acquaintance OF Elwelrs. knows that
the dice Is directly connected" with
the mystery. The writer also declares
the murder In the intention OF Elwell.
ito expose the workings OF a certain
gambler"
One writer confesses that he is the
slayer. states the district attorney
has been on the wrong trail from the
beginning, and advances the informa-
tion that the pistol with which Ell
well was killed now is at the bottom
OF the Hudson river.
The Washington times., 1920-06-30

as old time intimAtes OF Elwel In
some OF the letters RNe tripf "A rsr
West as Chicago ana TO Florida are
advocated by the authors In the quest
for evidence to disclose the motive
and the guilty person.
zone letter states that II District
Attorney Swami will offer a reward
Of $4,000 the murderer Will be led
into HIS office In the CRIMINAL Courts
building
The Washington times., 1920-06-30

GUIDES FLOWERS
Never fall In their mission 10 pleass nd
beautify. I2It F.-Advt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19
MULTUMITA PUBLICA.

Prln O mica converSatle avuta
GU parintele |. Nanca din loc iii
seara zilei de ID Martie 1920, in
tre mai multc cuvinte schlmbatc
in aceasta conversatie. amintln-
du-i parintelui Vanca despre M
fiintarea sectiei Ligei Rationale
din Cleveland. d-nul parintc ime-
dat ne-a declarat ca voleSte sa
Sc lnscric de membru al sectici,
ceea &c a 81 facut iii acelaSi sea-
ra. Multumim parintelui Nanca
penlru dragOstea &C o are fata de,
aceasta organizatie. Dinsul ne-a
mai promls ca va starul lntre po-
DOreni d-sale ca Sd SO InScrle de
membril al acestei sectll. Suntcm
lncredintati in promisiunilc par.
Nanca, fiindca ii cunoaStem tap
tele de pc timpul clnd STA lncc-
put activitatea de preot IN Cievc-
land. Ohio.
In numele sectiei Ligei Natlo>
nalc Rmnine din Cleveland, Ohio :
N. Tcma, presedinte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19
A v I z

Tinerctul Romin din Salem, O.,
organizat un club pentru dis
tractic 81 .cultura. Prin acest aviz
rlrgam pc toti tinerii din Salem
Ohio, care au vote a deveni mem-
bril- al Clisbului Sc ia partc la Sc
dinta generala,. care va avea loc
in ziua de % Martic, i'll hala So
cietatii ,,Leul'' din loc 1nceputlll
va Fl la orele 10 a. an. Tot odata
sunt rugate 81 fetcle 81 femeile
Romine din loc lua parte ca
lncmbrc in Club. Clubul este or
ganizat sub auspiciul societatii
..I.euls' 81 numele lisa dat Gle
,,Dorobantul Rominss
in numele Olubului ,,Doroban.
tul Romin" din Salem, Ohio:
George Lungu, presedinte.
Valente NIGGA, secretar.
(63-65)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19

Oar iarna 81 noapte, noapte al
ba de zapada,
Milioanc de puzderii fringe luna
pcste val,
Chiote prelung la crismc rinduri
desc de flacai. 4.
- Ochi negrii plin de vapai,
STINT cum tot mai multi uitarei la
crimii ar vrca sa-mi cada.
Mia murit in vatra focul 81 mota-
null singur toarce,
Luna tot mai multi colinda departa-
rile adinci,
Pestc brazi ell barba alba, pestc val
81 peste stinci,
Peste codrii, peste stinci -
lNumai inima mi la locu-i astazi nr
Sc mai 1ntoarce. -.
JUSTIN IL1ESIU
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19
PAaINA 8
A v Iz

Parochla rGlnina ,.Pogorirea .
Duchnlui Stint din Detroit, Mi
chigan, avNeaza pc tot dreptll
crcdinciosi crestini 81 ca Roinini,
earl m lispun de prcot 81 paro-
chic, ca Pc Sfintcle sarbatori ale
lnviorii Domnului, paroehia noa-
stra sus amintita 81 i'll acest an "A
in toti anil impafte 81 la .cel ce
dgrpsc tr:mitc Sfintcle Pasti Ia
toti cre9,iiii. Deci acei frati carl
dorcsc primi sfintele Pasti, sunt
Sc adresa Rev loan 5. .Oancca
No. 736 Franklin Street. Detroit.
Mich. pima in .)oia Mare.
In numele parochiei romlne
..Pogorirca Duchului Stint din
Detroit, Michigan:
Liuba Danciu, presedinte.
Pavel Adam, secretar.
(G4-66)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19
Din partea D-lui vasile Jebelean.

STINATE DOMNULE HERJEU:
Vel spu
acta
la in
parale Stunt ucri
joaca 1taleni Iouc el de m
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19

Toti Rominii aflatori in Ame-
rica 81 doritori de q avea Sfinteie
Payti pentru inviercs sDomnplni,
slla1t rugati a Sc adresa Gu toata
increderea la adresa de mai jns
eel multi pima IN Joia Mare ca 81
lie pntem cxpedia mai cursnd ca
sa MI intirzic. Adresa este: Bi-
serica Ronina Ortodoxa ,,Sfintul
Constantin 81 Elena, 633 West
Market Street, corn Blackforl,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Gu stima:
vales5u La9e1, prsgsdints
loan MSrin, secretar
| ~ <sSxn oSpN - y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19
r A P o r T +.

2 Societatea romiina de ajutor 81
cultura ,.Transilvania't din Far
rell, Pa, avind adunarea generala
81 darea de seama pc timpul de
6 luni la care s 'au ales:
Preselinte Petru Miclea.
Vice-presedinte Pamfilie Zecu.
Caster Nicolae Hiidu.
Secretar prim Zaharie Rosala.
Secretar financiar Simion Ca,
Zan.
! Controlori loan D. Regula 81 re-
prezentantul zia1'llui America
lon Y. Major.
Controlorii debolnavi: Nicolae
SalAntie, loan G. Major, Dorof-
teiu Costca.
| Guazi loan Balan 81 Nicolac
Tichindelcan.
Comitetul Halei:l Nico1ae No.
vac, loan l)iac 81 NlcOlae ROgo-
| zan.
In comitet: Ilarion Moraria1
loan Rosala, Spiridon Fratila, Ion
lToda, Valeriu Luca 81 loan Il
Olandea.
] Suplenti: Nicolac Bhizasian, l
oan Fratila 81 Iosif Serbian.
! Terminindu-sc ell alcgerea no
uilor functionari, dinsii dcpur
Y juramintul.
j Domnul preSedinte Nicolae Nj
lstor mlltumeste onoratei adu
mari pentru liniStea care q dom
nit in tot deeursul sedintei.
4 i nnumelc societatii Transit
. vania" din Farrell, Pa:
4 zachaeie Roqialx, seogeta9
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19

De TN timp fncoace primim .
mnltime de scrisori, prin care
Mise ccrc schimbarea adrcselor.
Multi din cctitorii nostri nu tri-
nit cererea complecta 81 ca sd e.
vitam neplaceri, rugaan pc fieca-
re abonent sd observe urmatoarc-
I le rcgpl: Sa trimite adrcsa We
vhe 81 cea noua 81 taxa pentru
schimb 5 cent?, pc care foarte
multi o uita, lar moi nu putem
schimba adresa la nimeni fara
taxa de schimh.
AD16INIsTRATIA.
(6s-e5)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19
RAMAs BUN.

De prima data tuturor fratilor
membrii al societatii ,,Gnvierea"
lin Martins Ferry, Ohio, la care
I'm fignrat ca membrli de la infi- |
intare. Tot de ascmcnca pc acea-
sta Gale vim ami lua ramas bun
lie la tot prietenii 81 cunoScutii |
mel din Statele Unite, ct care am |
vut fericirea a stringe NINA de
despartire. Spre orientare mai
multora care s'au dacis a parasl
Statelc Unite 81 sunt gata de pie
care spre Rominia Mare, en- le
scriu urmatoarcle
In ziua de 9 Martie ann ajuns
in Ne wYork 81 cautind dupa a.
gentle romIneasca, am ajuns la al
ia din norocire, GU numele Tran
silvania' 31S-10th Avenue, in
tire West %, 81 West 29lea Str.
Sprc mirarea mea cind am lntrat
in sus numitul Oficiu, am gasit
De unul dintrc eel mai buni pric-
teni al mel, D-nul Nicolae Radu,
din comma Petrifalau, judetul
Sibmu. Intro vi am ispravit cu
procurarea biletului de vapor, 81
milne, in 10 Martie 1920 plec spre
Paris cu vaporul LA Touraine,
de la Paris Ia Bucuresti. Prin ur-
mare toti fratii Romini, care
vreau sa fie tratati cinstit 81 sa
nu cada victima Qnui sarlatan
din Gel multi care misuna prin
New York, cautindu-si prada, sd
Sc adreseze Gu toata increderea
la sus numita agentie, in special
cei care ma cunosc pc mine, sa
Sc adreseze pc onoarea mea.
Spre incheiere la dorcsc la toti
success 81 la revedere in RomInia
Mare.
(Adv). loan Ghindea.
(64 & 66)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19
P>U s r 7 U

lar in noaptea asta luna multe tai
ne imi desleaga,
Luna alba, ca zapada, luna alba de
argint. =.
Nor in departarea zarii straluciri
de margarint...
Cintecile, carl ma mint
Dope coarda 4arfei mele mi.au flu
rat odihna 'ntreaga... )
NJ an robit atitca doruri, doruri
mari sisdoruri grelc,
Amintiri tesute N tortul unei mop
ii fara hOtar
All 81 ochii tai eel negri par 'ci-mi
spun, ca G 'nzadar
Tot mai rar 81 tot mai rars
Pl1nge viscolul pe-afari, cillta vim
t,ll la perdele...
SVl wXNE 1s T1kA
III STINT inilna cum hate, caci Iti
sunt asa apfoape,
lVad cum te gindesti aiurca, ainrind
/ pc bratul meu
Intro clipa de uitarc - nus crc-
stin, dar nici ateu,
lSunt un rob al nnui zcu:
4
All sa ma caprinda n brate, lar ca
milne sa ma 'ngroape...
Nici nadejde, nici iubirc 81 nici flo
| ri inlacrimate
Nor mai inflori de.acuma, .caci {
/ iarna yi-i tirxiu.
ISunete, parca te sbuci,Imi, aduna1
i intr'un sicriu
Simti mare dc pustiu,
/ Trist, infrigurat 81 recc in bizare
ia cctate. II.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19
Din partea D-lui loan Marinas.

STIMATE DOMNULE HERJEU:
Va muumesc de ndmle
multi dumu
multme
plecat
a la
S Lei BucureSt
unde
mutumi de astazi reu1nd aerul Iibcrtati
inca olata va mutumesc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
THE TREE HAS EVER
HELD A PLACE BOTH
IN SONG AND STORY

GllnI ~ lTtts ~ II uOn.
February is a particularly approDri'
ate month in which TO set out trees
Of all kinds.
Arborlculture is an important prob
lem and the further westward one
goes the more important tree culture
becomes.
Arbor day is the 22nd day of this
month and in addition to being 90.
served as the birth anniversary OF
George Washington should also be
devoted to setting out trees in public
places. on private grounds and along
drives and roadways.
Out here where the country Is prac-
ticany a new one, the question OF
arborlculture Is paramount and mucn
attention is being devoted to 1t.
In the older towns and cities the
great area Of streets roadways ana
parks are veritable cities and towns
c: beautiful trees, most Of which
have been set out within the pas,
20 years. lIlms, sycamores, hackberiy,
onlSs and the ever fruitful ana prolific
pecan are among the prime favorites.
Horticultural men, who have kep'
up with climatic conditions in various
parts OF the state express themselves
in the belief that trees when set IN
sufficient number affect the climate
Of any given locality The prairie
country is an excellent illustration Ct
this. for a decade or so ago, when the
country was sparsey settled, the SEQ.
ton was arid almost perpetually, ana
tho rainfall was practically nil. But
as settlers began TO move in, many
or most Of them from the old and
wooded sections, they brought senti'
ment along with their more practical
ideas and as they built homes, laiA
out farms and planted wheat. they
/ also planted trees for ornament and fo'
/ future use as fuel and for windbrea)s.
| for protection against the biting winds
/ Of winter. All over the west this prac'
| tlce continues to grow and today we
/ find beautiful homes surrounded by
| stately trees, the landscape entirely
changed from the monotonous prairie,
without a brush in sight.
No matter where the home is 10
Gated, it should be surrounded by
trees-for comfort, health and patric
| tic sentiment
Our pre-revolutionary pioneers
thought SO much of trees that the,
stamped a pine tree on q certain ir
sue Of their paper money and it be
came the ever famous "Pine Tree
Shilling" In history, song and story
trees are famous. There are the ever
lasting cedars of Lebanon, without
which the Bible would be lacking onr
beautiful sentiment; and the willows
on which the captive children OF Is
rael hung their harps. What would
the life Of Christ be without the
Mount Of Olives? 1t was the twig OF
the Holly tree that told Noah the
waters had subsidized and history say,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22

Columbus first knew he was near tho
New World when he saw a limb OF a
tree, covered with bright berries, fioa'-
ing on the water of the Atlantic.
Arbor day, usually observed on Feb
ruary 90, will be on February 20 this
year because the 22nd falls on Sunday.
Plant q tree. DO 1t now. So that the
country and city may be made more
beautiful and healthful as the years
roll round
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
Tires at Discount

The purchased from Erickson Pdy Tire Co. will be sold at
guaranteed first quality Tires of
standard mndNO SECONDS Dotf these Tires Come to "a North
Tire
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
MARINES SHOOT WELL.

Washington, Feb. 21.-From a
shooting standpoint, the year jus,
passed was the most successful in Me-
rlne Corps history, according to ad-
vices from Marine Corps Headquarr-
ers here.
over 81 per cent of the Marines who
fired the pre.cribed range course Ill
1919 qualified as marksman or bet
ter.
Owing to the many new conditions
brought out by the war, a standard
course Of instruction embodying the
most modern methods of small-arns
firing is being adopted for future usc
by the Marine Corps.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-26
Kentucky Lad is
 Still Being Held
 for $20,000 Ransom

Lexington, Ky, March 25.-Altho E. R. Little, Lexington capitalist, had announced that the demanded ransom would be paid, Paul Little, his 11-year-old son, was still cap tive today of the kidnaper who lured him away late yesterday.
 It was stated that the kidnaper de- manded $25 ,000 ransom Little an- nounced all demands would be met declaring:
 q don't care about the S25.OOO if can get my son back safely"
 The boy disappeared wit han un- identified white man in the late aft ernoon. The lads playmates said he had told them the man had prom ised him a dollar to deliver box co candy
 Later, note was delivered to the Little home by messenger boy, but the father refused to divulge the ex- act contents of the message. He did admit, however, that it contained threats to kill his son if the ransom was not paid.
 No attempts to arrest the kidnaper were made. and no questions would be asked if the boy was returned safely.