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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16
DIR. WILLIAM b. PARK
NSON BURIED AT
LOGAN SUNDAY
Continued From Page One)
and blessings for you all. AM,
with best wishes,
Your brother, '".

MELVIN J. BALLARD.
II believe that every one Of US
will fully endorse the contents of
this letter, also OF the remarks by
the previous speakers. DR.. VIM. b.
Parkinson has been in my hcme for
twenty-five years. II ever a man
was kind, loving man and had
with him rays of comfort and salts.
faction wherever he went, it was DR..
, Parkinson. All men who knew him
loved him. He was made up OF a
peculiar combination, on the one
side was his spiritual life. and on
the other side was his scientific life,
but the deeper he went into science
the more glorious became the spir
itual side. No man had more faith
in the gospel Of Jesus Christ than
did DR.. Parkinson have been
with him when he has performed op-
erations and I always found him to
be very humble in his work. adj
ministered TO him at the time he was
suffering from influenza and after
he recovered from the flu eyea
| though he knew he was wearing his
HE away by waiting on the sick he
did not hesitate in administering his
help to those who were suffering, al
though he had Just partially recoy-
/! cred from that dreadful disease and
this Is the result of his work while
in weakened condition. He spoke
of the mission to be performed by
such men as Or Parkinson in preach
ling the gospel to the millions OF
people who are waiting in the spirit
world. He has gone to continhs his
work in assisting to preach the COS
pei to those who did not have the
privilege OF hearing It here on earth.
DR., Parkinson in a capable manner
has erected monument in this com.
munity higher than. any monument
which could be erected over his
grave. He will always be remem-
bered because of his kind and loving
disposition.
Bishop VIM. Worley thanked all
who had assisted during the sickness
and after death of the deceased, in
behalf of the family.
The choir sang 1.-The Lord is NV
Shepherd"
Benediction was pronounced by
Joseph Quincy Jr.
The floral offerings were many
and beautiful
At the cemetery Elder Johq y.
Carlisle dedicated the grave.
DR.. l. S. Smith. DR.. s. b. Thatch-
er, Elder s, b, Milton, Elder D. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Next Saturday afternoon the Lo-
gan High School will meet the B. p.
U. High School football cam OF
Provo in q game to decide which OF
the two teams shall enter the state
tournament for the state scholastic
championship. The game will be
played on Adams Field. Much in
terest Is taken In this game and 1t
will surely furnish the fans great
opportunity to see a battle royal on
the gridiron. Logan sportsmen
should support the local team.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Families who need a washing ma
chine will be interested in the spe-
cial sale at Everton 4 Sons during
the next month, $500 down will
place washer in your home. An
electric iron will be given free with
each washer during this sale. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16
SPECIAL ATTRAC-
TONS At i. A. c.
WINTER QUARTER

The Utah Agricultural College
winter quarter which begins Novem-
Der 30 will hold out special attrac-
tons to the people Of the west be-
cause of its many special features.
according to President E. G.. Peter
son. There will be several special
conventions held at the college dur
ing this period, said President Peter
son, and naddition, many important
student activities.
1T is always our aim to make the
wilmer quarter the richest of the
school year." said President Peter
son. During the three months that
our winter courses cover we have
our heaviest enrolment. We will
likely have over two thousands reg
istered for work at the college dur
ing the coming winter and we have
arranged an especially attractive
time for them.
sometime in January or Febru-
airy the great annual Farmers Round
UP and Housekeepers conference
will be held. 1t is not definitely de-
cided as yet whether to hold these
meetings from January 10 to 16 or
from January 81 February s. The
exact date viii be announced soon,
however. Plans are already well
under awy for this event. Experts of
national and international fame will
beat the college to address those at
tending and intensive class work will
b, conducted.
"Of scarcely less Importance will
be number OF other conventions
and short courses to be held. AM
ong these are the Extension Division
convention January "a to 20; the
Water Masters Short Course, Febru-
cry to 10; the Exhibition Of Arts
and Crafts by Utah Artists, January
81 to February 12; and the Poultry
short course, the time for which has
not yet been arranged.
Student activities will also add
to the attraction OF the winter quar-
ter. The students calendar lists the
follwing: Oratorical contest for the
Sons Of the American Revolution
medal, January "a; College play,
February 3, 4, and s, Commercial
club ball, February a; oratorical con
test for the Hendricks medal, Feb
ruary IA; the Military Ball, Febru-
airy Fl; and the College opera Feb
ruary "a and 25."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Ask to see the prices in
our catalogue printed in the
spring of 1917. Anthing in
our mill is offered at those
prices or less. Sale contin-
res all this week. Union
Knitting Mills Co., the Big
Daylight mill on Center
street. Why wait? Ady-1S
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Almost new eight room frame
house with clothes closets, pantry
and incomplete bath room. Large
lot II 12 by 10 1-2 rods. City wa
ter on place. Unusual bargain.
Quick sale desired. Call this Of
flee. Adv-11 30
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Drs. Scott, Chiropractors, DR.. H.
d. Scott. general practicing. DR.. Ida
N. Scott, women and children spe-
cialty. Office 40 West LIST North.
Hours Oil. "a. 67. Phone 97t.
Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Some people think that
chapped hand and a rough
skin cannot be prevented.
but when they use Cream
Lo they change their minds.
Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

On Wednesday a factory range
sale will begin at Everton g. Sons.
Twenty-Five South Bend Malleable
Ranges will be sold at much less
than the regular market value and
nice set OF Aluminumware will be
given free with each range. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Mackinaws, Blankets. flan-
mel Shirts. Leather Vests, at
absolute cost. Union Knit
ting Mills Co. All this week.
Why wait? Adv-11-18
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Cream-Lo is an unexcell-
ed hand and face lotion.
made by the College Cream
Lo Company, Utah. Now on
sale at all drug stores, and
at Shamhart Christensen
20. Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Richmond folks are reioic-
ing over the arrival Of
Cream-Lo. in their drug
stores and the Richmond Co.
op, because Of its SUPERIOR
ity as a hand and face To-
ton. , Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Varsity Players in Dolly Reform
ing Herself" Thursday, November
IS. Doors open at o'clock. Lo-
gan High School. ADV
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

j. C. Allen. ex-blshop of Lava Hot
Springs ward, is in the city spending
o few days with his family.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

If you would have q clear
conscience smooth hands
and beautiful complexion
r2o Crtam-Lo. Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Reduced prices at Newbold's mean
something as his,regular prices are
always all right. Adv-11-23
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Big reduction sale now on at New
holds. Adv-11-23
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

FOUND-A bunch OF keys. own
er mag get same by calling at New
holds store. Adv
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Subscribe fer the Republican.
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TOR SALE-A complete history
of Utah. Call As. Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Hides, furs, junk. Get full value
by bringing in TO Logan Hide and
Junk Co. Phone 62 Orders taken
for tanning furs. Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Now is lifetime to buy
YOUR Knit Goods. Where?
At the Big Daylight Mill on
Center street. Everything
in the mill going at 1917
prices. Why wait. Adv-1S
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16
Pseyc1dent- elect Hard,na enA E

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-11-16

Thomas, Elder Jesse Earl and Elder
Joseph odell We're the pail bearers
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LUCAL NEWS

FOR SALE--Strictly moaCrn
home. five rooms. Call As. Adv-tf
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
canada FACES
| FIANCIAL TASK
War Costs Run Nations
Debt Up to 1850
Million
FARMERS WANT
TAX REDUCTION
BY GEORGE H,MBI.ErON.

y. z. A. Canadian Correspondent.
OTTAWA. April 2-Canedas war
debts promise TO be her greatest prob
lem This year. Parliemon, has tabled
every other matter IN order 10 pre-
pare the way Tor the consideration
Of The budget for 1920 to be submit
led by Sir Henry Drayton, minister
OF finance. In April.
Canada owes approximately 1850 mil.
Ion dollars. This IS an Increase OF
1925 million dollars since 1914. Her
war expenditures were practically al
OF borrowed money.
Now Canada Is faced with The drain
or il0 dollars a year Interest on her
debts in addition 10 26 million dollars
FOR pensions. The business profits tax
act expired last December and this
largest source Of revenue cut on. There
is talk OF resumption OF the tax.
While the farmers clsmoring for
customs tariff reductions and higher
direct taxation and tho business In
ierests urging greater tariff protection
and lower direct taxes, the minister
of finance faces diflcult problem.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
.-'3 - -"
Dandrufy Heads
Become Hairless

II YOU want plenty OF thick, boluti-
ful, glossy, silk hair do by all means
get nd Of dandruf. FOR it Will Etarye
your hair aud ruin lt II YOU don't,
II doesn't do much good TO try TO
brush or wash 70 out. rhs only sure
way 20 sui rsd OF dandru,f Is TO dis
solve r. then YOU destroy lt entirely.
TO do uls. gel about four ounces q
ordinary llquld aryon: apply lt al night
when retiring: use enough TO m0isiea
the scalp and rub 70 in gently with the
flngor tips
By morning, moS.lf no. all OF your
dandrun viii bo gone. oal three or
four more applications viii completely
dissolve and entirely destroy oyery
single sign and trace OF 10,
You win ind. too. that all Itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop, and
your hair VIII look and feel hundred
times better. You can get liquid 9ryon
at any drug Store. 70 Is inexpensive
and four ounces IL all you Viii aeed,
no matter how much dandruff you
have. This simple remedy never falls,
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
WHOLEWORLD
DRY, ISPLAN
World Prohibition Fedora
tion is Busy These
Days
ANTI-SALOON
LEAGUE is OUT
n n. A. special Correspondence.

N. n. A. special Correspondence.
NEW YORK. April s--A new organi-
zaliou is forming 20 1gh, for world
Wide prohibition.
It Is called the World Prohibition
Federation.
New strength Tor the dry cause Is
seen In the new organizations coop
eralive understanding with The Cath
ollc Priests prohlbitlo League. DR..
Charles Sosnlon, Pittsburgh, Is presl-
dent OF the American section OF the
federation. international headquarters
~ which are 10 London.
This Is regarded rs evidence or new
team work IN the dry movement, be-
cause the Anil-Saloon League has never
had Catholic arilialion.
The Anli-Saloon League Is not con-
nected with The federation, William II.
Anderson New York stats superlnien-
Evening journal., 1920-04-02

cent Of the league, doesn't think very
much OF the federation. lie says II IS
largely a paper organization" and
controlled by the radical element
dozen dry organizations either
have been absorbed by the new fedora
ton or are affiliated with H. Control
has been obtained OF three Temperance
publications., HE National Advocate.
Youths Temperance Banner and The
Water LILY.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02

No need to look fur
ther for your Easter
Suit. These models are
unequaled in Whining
ton for style and quail
ity, while the price will
astound you, so moder-
ate il is.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-11
Gorgeous Array of Frocks and Shoes
Delight Thousands of Feminine Admirers

Gold medal hat. Black satin opera
pump.
Satin frock with apron effect or
filet net, embroidered in magneta.
Gold medal hat, black satin opera
Cordovan Duvetyn suit. ACCORDION
plcated skirt Douset model Hat
from Adrienne. Skaters tan calf
fawn buck oxford.
Shell pink moonglo satin gown
with chantilly lace overdress. Silver
cloth opera pump
Afternoon or party frock of rodier
crepe. Watermelon red. Gage hat
Black satin theo tie
Ettamine artists coat; royal pur'
pie. A sport coat. Gage hat
Turquoise sport frock. McRay hat
White kid tongue pump.
Frocl OF embroidered net and val,
cnciemnes lace. White kid opera
pump.
Midnight blue taillour with silver
trim. Hat by I;awal,. Black kid slater
walking oxford
White sport suit. Gage hat. White
oxford.
Evening gown. Sunset satin. A
Lanyin model. Brown suede evening
pump.
Afternoon or party costume. Crys.
tai Gown. From Rodier. McRay hat
Wite kid opera pump.
Hanc embroidered batiste with
filet Insertions over brown taffeta-
Warshauor hat Brown suede col.
onial pump.
Satin and georgette party froci Of
Egyptian blue with Nile girdle, Black
satin opera pump.
Navy silk Duvetyn wrap for street
or party wear. Rawak hat.
Black frock with white lace.
Doucet reproduction. Hat from Ad-
riennc. Black satin theo tie.
Sport l'rock Of Shantung. Jade and
natural combination. Gold medal hat
White kid sport OK. Slater
Street or travel frock OF imported
piQuet'e, gingham trim. WArshauer
hat. Black hid walking OK, Slater
Sport suit. Turkey rcd velvet
eton Jacket Oster white chinchilla
satin skirt Warshauer hat. White
Sport bAlCTut CllttF,
Travel suit Navy piquette with
gold embroidery. Moyneux model.
Rawal hat. lIanan brown kid walk.
ing oxford.
Bernard Tailleur. White with CHINA.
mon stripe. Imported gaberdine. Knox
sailor. White sport oxford Slater
Jade green Roshanara crepe sport
costume. Rawai hat, White kid
sport oxford, Slater.
bernard model sport suit. Grey
and green combination. Mlaterial
from a. Seigneiz & Gle. Paris,
France. Rawak sailor Black kid
tailored walking oxford.
Sport suit. Tan checked with blue
Doucet model. Knox sailor, Slater.
Brogue brown calf pump.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-11
Ladies' OF the Leaf.

Mrs. william Hancock will be leader
OF the leyon on Child Welfare" at
the meeting OF the Ladies OF the Leaf
tomorrow afternoon at Convention
Han.
This is considered one Of the most
important subject matters for discus
sion proposed by the club and one
in which much interest Is being
taken.
Reports to be made by Mrs. W. n.
W-olverton, Mrs. John Gait. Mrs.
Sallle Jordan. Mrs. J. S. Downward
and Mrs. Hancock will embrace
Death rate among children under six
years in this community in last year:
Causes of child mortality; Efforts be-
Ing made 10 prevent II; The Milk
Supply; by leader, with the following
questions rs il clean?" "How secur-
ed?" System Of Inspection" Child
labor laws in the state; Compulsory
education laws; the childs right to
play and recreation; discussion Bet
ter Babies in the Community"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-11
SVomen's Union Meeting

The Women. Union Of First Chris
tian church will meet in regular ses-
sion Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Jeff Davis, HOS
Broadway, when the following pro
gram with Mrs. F. NJ. jackson, lead
or, win bc carried out: Song; prayer;
business period; devotional, 'The Ten
Lepcrs," Mrs. Frank Robinson; vocal
duet by Mrs. Billy Southworth and
DR.. Crayton S. Brooks 'Tho Heal
ing of the Philippines" Mrs. ]. Il.
North; "Women and Children of the
Philippines" Mrs. Margaret Church
Ill: Facts for the Busy Woman y
Mrs. p. II. Sipes; "Motamorphoss Of
the Philippines" Mrs. Jackson; Hid
den Answers" Mrs a. Eddleman;
Benedction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-11

Decidedly the most pleasing fea-
lures Of the Automotve Fashion
Show, to the feminine visitors. were
the elaborate showings of costumes
by the Al Rosenthal Fashion Shop
and the J. w. Kruger Shoe Com.
pany.
The wonderful array OF handsome
frocks, hats. and shoes. so dear to
the hearts OF every woman, surpassed
anything every attempted in Ard.
more, ana the splendid success Of
the Fashion Show was due largely
to the personal efforts Of Mr.. Krueg-
er, wso devoted unlimited time anl
thought to provide such an affair
for the women of the city.
The models, all OF whom are
prominent in Ardmore social circles,
were Mrs, Gene Cruce, Miss Mary
Jarrett, Miss Grace Scivaly Mrs.
Charles Seren, Mrs. Oscar VanNoy,
Miss Maurne Wilson, Miss Nell VII.
son and Miss Rebecca Brett. Those
in charge were fortunate in the selec-
ton Of their models az the beauty
and grace Of the young women add,
ed much to the attractiveness Of the
display.
The handsomest and most beau
tiful costume OF the entire show was
the imported Levin model worn by
Mrs. Gene Cruce. The. gown was OF
white silver brocade, with sapphire
and brilliant trimmings the train
hanging gracefully from the waist
line. With it she wore the handsome
diamond stomacher Of Mrs. Roy NJ
Johnson Thrown about her shoulders
was n lovely beaded turquoise scarf.
a beautiful pair OF Colonial silver
cloth fIanan slippers, with cut steel
buckle completed her costume.
Among other costumes worn by Mrs.
Cruce ana the other models were:
Taffeta afternoon frocE with or
candle ovcrskirt insert with filct-
Gal or hat. Black suede theo tie.
Hand made chaltilly lace ana net
afternoon and dinner frocs. White
kid opera pump lattemaun.
Cordovan taCfeta hand made Fisher
maid afternoon or street frock (im-
ported. McRay hat. Brown suede
tongue pump puttenhorfer
All black taffeta and lace dinner
frocll Hat from Martcn. New York.
Black satin strip pump
Summer rrock of checked rodier
printed georgettc. Moray hat. white
kid tongue pump.
Jenny model OF flesh georgette;
for afternoon or evening wear. Silver
brocade opera pump Lattermann.
Summer frock Of organdie and
chantu lace; yellow satin sash. Hat
fran Gaier. White kid colonial pump.
Sutin frock with apron effect Of
nlet net, embroidered in Magenta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-11

OF special interest in Ardmore liz
nouncement OF the presentation OF
-.Vhe Great West a drama, written
by Mrs. walter Hardy OF this city,
and which viii BE- given Thursday
night, April %, at the Palace The
atre.
The drama. in four acts. tells n
beautiful story OF the nursing pro
fcssion, with clever plot OF ro-
nance. combined with the Old, old
story Of love. The scenes are laid
In and around New York and the
hattlcflelds OF France which gives
opportunity 10 Include both the fas-
cinating gllmpses Of the social life
Of the American girl, and later the
heroism they shared with their sol
der boys. The story lends itself
well TO spectacular display, OF which
full advantage haq been taken by
thc director. Mrs. Harry r. Harts.
One OF The most attractive scenes
takes place in the gardens Of q
fashionable nome. where n farewell
party ls given, on the departure OF
the boys for France.
The cast Is comprised OF Ardmo 's
most prominent society young men
and women. with Margaret Smith in
the leading rols.
a number Of special features will
be introduced including a dance by
Arss Martha McCaIty OF Oklahoma
City, the charming young sister OF
Nrs. A. n. West OF this city, who
captiyated Ardmore audiences at the
formal opening Of the Philharmonic
club last fall
Ardmore is % bo congratulated
rpon having such q versatile play
wright as Mrs. Hardy, and the pre-
ranta.ion Of her play, which prom
'es to be the premier social event
- the season. deserve. tho ilteres,
uf every citizen. Tho stage setting
vii 10 elaborate and the play will
20 put on with much attention to
dctals as the most successful OF pro
fcssional productions. The proceeds
will go 20 most worthy cause-tho
establishment Of a library at the
Nurses Home.
\ brief synopsis of the story ana
tho cast Of characters win be- pub
lished within short time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-11
'Plnafore Wednesday and Thursday
Nights

"Pinaforc." that clever comic opera
IN two acts, viii ho presented in Ara.
more. Wednesday and Thursday
night Of this week, at Convention
Hall under the direction of Mrs y.
c. Wood. director Of the choir of
broadway Methods church.
The story OF Pinafore Is well
known. II WAS first produced at the
Opera Comlluc. London, in 1878.
coming TO Ameica few years later.
So tuneful are the musical numbers
that 1t was again successfully pro-
duced in New York in 1911 and 1912.
The rise of tho curtain shows the
deck OF His Majesty's Ship, Pima
fore" The captain Is in a mourn
ful mood because his daughter does
not favor his plan 10 marry her TO
Sir Joseph Porter. Sne confosscs her
love for an ordinary sailor This
situation. rs usual, leads to many
complications but which finally re
suits in a happy ending for all.
Some of the most attractive selec.
tions are I'm allied Little Butter
cup" Refrain, Audncious Tar" we
f'ill Tie C''dl Iflhtt VI NHtllsiilN
Crew in Act !, and the finale,
"Can Survive This Oycrbcaring?"
In the second act. the most famil-
lar and best liked are Fair Moon"
Things Are Seldom What They
Seem, baby Farming" and the
grand finale, 20, Joy and Rapture"
The cast of characters is as fol
lows;
Right Honorable Sir Joseph Por-
m!ralty-Chare. Poultcr. baritone.
Captain Corcoran. commanding 'H. |
". S. P!natore"--Ilerbert Carlock, |
baritone.
Ralph Rarkstraw, able seaman
Bert y. Simpson, Jr., tenor
Dick Deadeye, able smman-C. a. |
Sessions, bass
Billy Bobstay, boatswain-Charies !
T.. Haynes. bass.
Bob Beckett, carpenters man--E. !
l.. Valley, bass.
Tom Tucker, mldshpmate-O. c. |
Lasher.
Sergeant o. Marin55--Ernest Cru. !
merit.
Josephine. the captains daughter
Mrs. Cecil d. Williams, soprano
uebe. Sir Josophs first cousin
Helen Dolman mc2o.soprano.
Deck hand--JesS Hun.
Quakere-s-Mrs. Bynum.
Little Buttercup-Mrs. Robert s.
Cardenhire.
In addition to tho principal parts
there will be n chorus OF fifty voices.
a twelve piece orchestra with II. Il.
Lambert. director, will play.
a general rehearsal will be held
tomorrow night at 7:l5 o'clock at
Convention Hall. Mrs, Wood requests
that those having the scores OF the
opera will return them to her at that
time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-11
FerIldale Review Club

The regular meeting OF the Fern
dale Review Club viii be held We'd
nesday ut the home Of Mrs. Arthur
Carpenter, with Mrs. George W.
Lewis. leader
Commercial and CJonial Rival.
rles' IS the subject for discussion. A
paper on Magazine STUDY" viii be
prepared by Mrs. G. +. Ringer and
response TO roll call win he made
with eTents relative TO English Col.
onies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-11
CONFEDERATE VETERAN DEAD
AT ADVANCED AGE OF IS

Mrs. J. p. Byrd has just received
word of the death Of her father. Hon
George Scott, OF Los Angeles, cal,
which occurred on March 81.
Mr. Scott was SS years old lie
served as captain in the 17th infan-
try, with headquarters at Austin,
Texas, during the civil war and made
his home in Texas number Of
years. Later he went to Arizona ana
served one term in the Arizona legis.
lature.
lie is survived by his widow and
three children, Mrs Byrd, Mrs. VANITY
Scott Of Houston, and Mrs Georgia
Getz Of san Diego, Calf