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Nlaamniteu paa Tpbbpl Sanfc.

5 olSic Gage bar 9lrfiteft SAINT
mer % Sngenier Tcoer &anumcr np-
ret Ell Cur / Spnoerborg ior at trpf-
ie cnoclig geltemmelie ON Glo0icll
til Observation-Disclosures 6lagmait.
Zen blen polgt paa Ell gatfctpp mel
lem Gpbbel Mfeac o. Den aanlIc
StanIe A, ct Ylunft, bporira Der CT
bcn prngtiuloeite ll0iigt oper oct on
liQgenbe 2ano. Get oil III ltcppc
pare lpnQc, inoen be forbercocnbe
Nr6eiocr til anlnggct fan begpnoc.
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Zen rpoe Smittc.

tSra Sarbul tclegrn1erea, az DC la
pdneiiifc milltTrc Gheier hoIocr pau
at BIZ olporliq bctomrct opcr 9ollbe
nianeus Spre0utng bIonot Otifas
oocna trooper. Wangc NioeIingcr
CT orfccrct, ~ Ser berifcr olmtlnoes
Iig ltro % llti,ircosbeb. NlulOrcOcr
al S%oloater, Ser cr bet ienot hjeut
ianrct pco l(oIpbct al lin SienCitctlo,
bar liacfrem u,rtct Iom SolIbcpif-
ogeltcr. 6or at moouirfc aft bette,
gjpea Sc iopouGtife Soloater, iont
aior Slcneite ! : ibirieL ertra Beta
ling. ertro 9iotloicr o. crtra Eripi
lcqicr. Nlllgcocl lprcbcr ltroen "a
Nialleicn iiQ, Sprlig er sc pngrc
Criicercr mootoatIlge ior ocll rll@'t.
lie locale &pre. Sneicpi5 al oi2ic
Giiccrcr / Slbirten er pro &olibeui
fer % oiaiort moo Den ioponcitifc
,Snteroenttou,
On hcititnneu01 Cificcr / Ben lara
uciiite @eucrotta5 erflprcoe nplia,
at oct par umuIla at oiholbe Solba-
tcrnc ira at bil i~Ilittet al bcn loclalc
llro % @IUrIuQ iom berifcr blnuot
fu2icrnc, oa al bette inocn IL Nar
ui!oc haze en- muaobcIig &lrtutnd
pan DC more %r'Urer / Tapan. San
iuQ0C, at SoloQtgruc fommcr Ill Si-
bIricn bclirlct ar oeu hnbeite sgrbo
olghco Tor N}lfooocn, men at DC ben.
ser tiIbagc uocu ringelte slgtcIie Tor
hnur
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-25
NDlfelfulcm.

Saber5lep 22oe Npril. Spnoers
ipoif SGreriorenlng afboIbt igour ct
tort Wsoe / Singleu, buorttl Der
bar fommet ca. 100 2prere tiliteoe.
Ser iortc5 en Gel pigtige 0reftelier,
iom oog life iorclobig bill bliue Of
fentliggiort. Get pe0toge5 iiel9e
"0amepirfe" at Ienoe en- Iepltta.
ton I'll aiebenbapn til at forbanOlc
nleo De oonife Sfolempnbigbeoer.
Wtan behanoleoe iGrlig Spsr9smaa-
LEI onl Sfolebeger, oa Ser for Eie'
bliffet llet life iinbes banlfe Sfole-
beqcr til llnOerbisningen / Senoer.
ipQono. Man mente, at &ommlner.
ne aQereoe MI burbe leperc DC I'm.
berpisningsbeger, ion De i Ganmarf
er pIigtiae at i"orinne Sfolerne mco,
og mar bill alerebe en- al De ferlte
Gage inbeipe iaobant Gnoragenoe
til &onmunerne, ibet man iaa tR1t'
fer Jig, at oisle fan fna 9sgerlle paa
&rcbit til eiter @ienforentngen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-25
ScftDe paa Siemucieu.

ajobenbaDn 27oe April. - Gen
liblte al Sen intcrnationoIe aonmtis-
lions Weolenumer, ScIegraioirctter
@eitpc, bar ioag forlabt 6lersborg
5 Aoi'ernc oiientliggisrcS Ell Sfrl-
pclie ira commissioners Sornano,
Sir Charles Mtarling, ionl opcr'
orager til @eneroliefretpr Bruce at
paretagc 5orpoltningen al 9liIteul'
ningsomroabet, naar ale aommis-
ilonena Wte0lemnler er irappren0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-25
Sra Sonoerjyuano.
Zen cipilc gelrtfclic.

Aaberrao 22be April. Sgaar ons
fom 40 Sernbaneembebsmpnb, oe
me Observation-Disclosures, ior at iGtte
Jig inb | 6orboloenc % iprbercoe
G~oertagcl'cn al Sieneiten laoinart
Den oonifc Administration rptfer
IND. Observation-Disclosures nibcntc.
bes / Nanorltp al 5roiifinipefter
Saul 6nnien, Der aaereoc bar taget
Spholo ! Mnbellraa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-25
5Urtur uocu Staus.

Hpis Se Iioer al Rbsumatisme. hporior
fate bort S,oeu mso Smorsller. Salper %
andre unnttiee Sing. ION olpris bar tnreret
R%beumdtIsme, % albrI9 nil?
6oriee life at bltps tuit Smertsrus peo
@nionins, Tor Del pI alcris lpttes. Sors
Jog BET enc 'oruuitise, al iiube aariaseu Ill
Smertsrus. 6lsre Iarlaseu os Smsrterne
pl iorlpiues,
Se oil aleri9 blIpe tult Rbeunatisne ier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-25

bar life rcrt peo CT Vinno iioen |
Wtai 1917, Tiger ban. Son mooto-
ger BOG itabi9 imigrenbc Silbrb ira
england % 9Interitn. Saolcbes bleu
ban nplig garartteret Ell Dfiaioll
Dollars ior en- aoncert.S ourne gjen-
ilent slmerifo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-25
Wv 6eneraloireftor

Sfelge en- telegrafiif 9eretning fra
@alhington bar ErGiioent 8ilion
uonGpnt Ginansminiiter Eapne til
0en feoerale Observation-Disclosures
tionS @eneraloireftsr eiter @. 9.
@ines, iom Den 150e Ntai tog nj.
ife6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-25
Siipepale.

glanbt Dent iom peo BET pua Ser
metboolIt-eoangeliife airfes IarS
nsOc i Ge1 Mtolncs, Sa., aibolbtc
ltore giIpepalg er prlgt iii giifop.
Ter CT anton gair / aiebenbopn, Der
rolatcs til Wetbooiitfirfells @iitop
Saltmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-25
Itulicn banolcr nlco HUSBAND.

Set Iaber til, at &tolicn oil bli
bet laritc 2ono til at gicnoptage Spt.
tehanoelen mco Eu@Ialo, st Sele-
gram ira Nom mcoOcIer Den 21oe
Vtai, al Den lerite lloocrljng al go
rer nlegct I%narlig plI ioregao opcr
Sortchauct.
DC @arer, iom ifaI ienoca ira Sta.
lien piI beitoa al mc0icinife Artiflcr
iii Ell @rr0i al 30 Wiiuloncr Sire.
lil &cocrlag berior lfal Musicrne
itai'e @ueoe til ct liQnel0c Eeleb.
@co 'onleocS at butte &arcr Tor go.
rer mloenor DC o9Iaa al llgrcie mcO
NerClfllr3 OF iliat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-25

ningen blipe bprere, enb bpis man
MI ira inf SIDE latte Dem / normal
Stano. 0ette foiter 10 BOG fun
Wtorf, % oeeuoen bar 9efolfningen
ct iinpelt Strap paa at iaa Dem / Or.
Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-25
Eulaffernes %,yanoit.

SRA @urlcbou t~clcgraieres, at
Eolaffcrne / 5ibsrunlnlet meQenl
25Oe Gpril % 10bc Mai altiaa
isr ben r~ltsliife Wo0oifcniip begpno.
tc bopbe taget 10000 Sanger,
$50 aanouer % 800 0taifineepGrer,
iorlloen Dpoo De iuuot / 2cpotcrne.
- 4ten M la0cr oct til, at Hltsierne
boiler pua at nn'tc biSle Saeer til
'lg ialen ll0t citer ltot.
Get ianuHc telegram meooeler og.
ioo, at Volaffernl op til oen 10oe
Mai finn bapoc laut ct Cab al 100
orGbte % 800 iaareSe. 1pilfct be-
trpitcr buob ui tlollgerc olltpoeoc,
at Eolaffernea Cifeniip life par
4ria, eitcriom 9aJaierue trot liz til.
baQc noen Wtooitono. Get bar blot
en- GQrQocmariCh.
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llork Stiprnoicrnr.

tsorlR5 Sllprllolcrllr.
Ter cr ! uprc Coac iaa mor,oc
arar til Tolfs NdoIar. Ser cr ~.
raab ON 6icIp mart til set enc ou
mart I'll Set oubct uaila0cIia. "a man
er ncppc 'ur0il nlco ct llnl, fer
en- au0eu, ion Imtcs ltuciQa uidtia,
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pnlitiIk Rrnu.

AlNIth. ~NllAlASA 'Ah'NJN - =
/, ]prricntcrcr BET altti Nrnnnltc GlC
mcnt nil gao til acknowledgements
. zen / Gan Tranciaro loa al Il me
9tatcna Delegation ! line &ontmcr.
g rcgrIrrc Gcmofratcr / @cor
6ia bar ncptct at itstte ,SuItIt3mtnl
tier Qolmcra INSTRUMENTATION
% crflrrrr ijQ / lin NIat'orm araior
imoo g9iliona 2cn0ltc Of Nations
GrocI al TcIcgationcn CT initruerc
trr 4nImcr, "a 0l3ie hnr lot Sfrlo
til at 'au en- 'ltl0 EoImcrhcIcaattol
ouerficnot REQ acknowledgements
zen,
81 til Iuto har &c 'orificaiac re
gublifouifc Observation-Disclosures ieI
Qcnoc INITIAL iuitrllcrtc 2clclotitem
mcr til Neutrality-suspicious. / Ghl
toQo: @po0, II ira Georgia, 10 ire
,\nhianQ, is ira Dtorplon0, , 'ro
Ntasiuduictta, II ira W}tnneiota, +
ira MiaiisiippL / ira 9~tcbroifu, S ira
gIcp Noupihlrc IS ira ltcip %cricp.
ira 9lcp Mcrico, 9 ira Ohio, ,
ira &irQiria, , ira EhlItppincrnc.
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! ira ,utnots, ( ira &uojauu 30 ira
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fno 1trrrnr
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1trmmrr Der pr roI1t 921 7cl2.
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apnficr0cr hcIc l}rriiocnt @iliou1
l,rn1rom no itettcr ham / hans DC
itrrbeIicr paa at iaQ Nnlcrifa u1c0
en- IpIfeucs >ida.
I'll ocu 0cnotrott'fc 9~totlonalton-
rcntl0N / Sau TrnncIaco er Der III
Iato palIt 5s1 G%c.c8attr, ol 2i2
'fal CUhuu uplgc@. ! ocr 0enlotro
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TN1ENFp As sroeNp CLASS MATER JuNE 10TH 1908 AT
Tvs Tosr orF1cE AZ DEBORAH. Iowa, rNptB THE ACT
or Co>GEEss o. MARcHG. 1897.
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GODT FARMLAND | WISCONSIN.

3i w snsnu tfanN q rlbpNs Fem sbt 9auN til pos samIs GriT; SEQ iii $40 pr. @rt
.@pN cut opersyanh Saemooennuta. ri bar ct @uul uhpaee 70 os 80 aes Stpthr
iom nj ultpew ior $500 pr. 40 aue. Sutaar: 500 fouant os 500 aarls. ri bar
.fauonapf Excitement. C.. so 6anriG, im ole G sanne petraatube % be bar bess ee
ny Imb. suh. e boz % bigger sr SismlauoaS Stf os e anat iom 9ias Gountp
'bGns Srmen. Np en- al benz. Wsbbs os, bpcr manse aees Te suNr az feb, 90
ri. hnss benz aas cRpsninsg. SANB0RN & COMPANY, Dept n, EAGLE RIVER, Wis
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Chicago ~Kvegmarked.
Kansas City Kvsgmarked.

Hornkveg = Steers......Sla o o i3o
Kior og Kvier........' "a i"5S
Stockers and feeders. ,ee L.S
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9.00-10.U0
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Notwithstanding,
Syd St. Paul Kv1gmarked.

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&,N SOMA Statc Nc0crut,on Of
S'ab9r@ @]ouCcui,on / tyort IoOlc ior
1lac llac bleD htr Giort Ct ihrrniJ
Eor'al poo al iaa iaicmrm en- Nt
l]iutnlug ON, At man ifuloc 1ao mco
.toa CauucIicu al oct treble golitiifs
@ortl, ioU man mcner M nil ouffl
~ WHocr Sclntor IA Selects 20
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Icrtlo, al ct ilabont Strtot par itr;.
hcuoc nHoo, hpao &ouNsoraauiia,io.
ren mNcr SomueI @ompcra' Gercy,
'lab bar uHbc'alet, al 6orilaact
ralot Som blotlI Mi decorations
arbelocrne neIc ia mcb at itpttc Sc
&onolouter lnoen bea9e DC gam!c
%articr, iom er arbeioerpcnIiae.
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Of BET bur
itripss al
Turates
os lisrhr
Wtrno.
Gsnssue
apothetert
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22

Hesterly Drug Store
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
VETERANS SPANISH-iMERICAN
 WAR

On June 9th, 1920, Congress passed d very liberal pension law for disabled veterans of this war. This pension ar ranges from SIP to $30 monthly, and the applicants financial condition is not considered. His present disability or disabilities need not have been in cured during his army service. This k the most important feature of this law. as heretofore all pension laws made it necessary that the claimant receive the disability in service, A vet eran of this war receives Il disability any time during his life he is pension able. Arkansas has over three thou sand veterans who will be interested in this new law.
 For further information and applica- tion blanks veterans should communi- cate with F. H. Fredeman, Box S42, Little Rock, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE AMEND.
 MENT.
Proposed Amendment No. 15 to the
 Constitution of Arkansas

Amending the Constitution of the State of Arkansas providing that the Supreme Court of the State shall be composed of five judges, one of whom shall be styled and elected Chief Jus tice, any three of whom shall consti- ute a quorum, and requiring the con currence of at least three judges in every decision; providing that if it be come necessary the Legislature may provide for two additional judges and for the Court to sit in divisions; pro viding the salaries of the Judges shall be fixed by law at not less than Four Thousand t$4,00000) Dollars nor more than Six Thousand ($6,0O0.00 Dollars per year, and fixinfi their salaries until otherwise provided by law at Six Thousand S(6,000.O0) Dollars per year :: providing that the judges shall not be allowed any fees or perquisites of of flee, nor to hold any other office of trust or profit under the State or United States; providing for the repeal of such portions of the constitution as are in conflict; and providing that the amendment shall become operative sixty days after it's approval and adop- tion by the people of the State.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
FOR AMENDMENT NO. 15. AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. 15.
Proposed Amendment No. 15 to the
 Constitution of Arkansas.

Proposed Amendment No. 15 to the
 Constitution of Arkansas.
 Be It Resolved by the House of Rep resentatives of the State of Arkansas and the Senate of the State of ArkaIl- sas, MaOjrity of All the Members Elected to Each House Agreeing Thereto:
 That the following is hereby pro posed as an amendment to the Consti- tuition of the State of Arkansas, and upon being submitted to the electors of the State for approval or rejection at the next general election for senators and representatives, if q majority of the electors voting at such an election adopt such an amendment, the same shall become n part of the Constitution of the State of Arkansas, to-wit:
 Section l. The Supreme Court shall be composed of five judges, one of whom shall be styled Chief Justice and elected as such, any three of whom shall constitute quorum, and the con currence of at least three judges shall in every case be necessary to decis- ion. Provided if it should hereafter become necessary to increase the num- Der of the judges of the Supreme Court, the Legislature may provide for two ad- ditional judges and may also provide for the court sitting in divisions under such regulations as may be prescribed by law.
 See. 2 The Supreme Judges shall at stated times receive compensation for their services to be fixed by law, which shall not be less than four thou sand, nor more than six thousand dol lars per annum Until otherwise pro- vided by law, the judges of the Su- preme Court shall receive a salary of six thousand dollars per annum. They shall not be allowed any fees or per quisites of office, nor hold any other office of trust or profit, under the State or the United States.
 See. ,. The provisions of the Con- stitutiOn of the State of Arkansas in conflict with this amendment are here by repealed insofar as they are in con fict herewith, and this amendment shall take effect and be ill operation sixty (60) days after its approval and adoption by the people of the State of Arkansas.
 Approved by the Governor, and filed in the office of Secretary of State, February ', 1919.
 Witness my hand and official seal this 2Sth day of April, 1920.
 (SeaD TOM J. TERRAL,
 Secretary of State.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
That's Fair, Isn't It?
A TEXAS WONDER

for kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, weak and lame backs, rheumatism and irregularities of the kidneys and blad- der. Regulates bladder troubles in children. If. not sold by your drug gist, by mail $125. Small bottle is two months treatment and often cures. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. E. w. Hall, 2926 Olive srteet, St. Louis Mo Sold by druggists.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING IS
 IN THE EATING.

There is no question but that the | Byne Shorthand, taught i'll the Tyler 1 Commercial College, is the greatest sys- | tenn in use today. It makes better Stenographers in less time and with | less cost than any other It may be written either with q pencil or any l typewriter. It has over 3O,O00 enthus- l laStic writers, it holds the worlds re- cord for speed in given length of time, is the most simple, legiblc, and rapid system in use, as is shown from 1 the following remarks by our students who first studied other systems:
 T take pleasure in telling the public that the Byrne Shorthand is the only eight months, used it in actual practice for four months. At the end of six weeks study of the Byrne 1 was better writer than l had ever been with the Pitman.'
 Il have been Sloan-Duployan stem ographer for 15 years; I found the system inadequate. 1 then took the Gregg under MT. Gregg of Chicago, but found it illegible. l then took up the Byrne, which l consider the steno- graphic marvel of the age"
 T first studied Putnam Shorthand. then took up the Byrne, and found the Byrne to be 8 per cent shorter and that it could be written at much higher rate of speed, and read like print
 Il studied Putnam four months, gave it up in disgust 1 then took up Pernin and studied it almost night and day for six months but was not competent 10 hold position. 1 then took up the Bylme for three months, and find I can hold aHT isind of q position
 T sruG ated in Graham Shorthand, writing I,e words minute, after 9I months Judy After studying thel Byrne Simplified, together with ByneI Practical Bookkeeping, for 1 months, could write Byrne much faster and regard | superior to any other sys- tenn.
 Il thoroughly mastered II systems, seven of he most prominent Putnam systems. eregg, Chartier, Byrne and four III ne rsystems. and find the Byrne much caire to read, that it can be written with one and one? ?haf times the speed that can be made with any of the ot'ter 13 systems
 After tpdying six different Pit manic sy ,ems I was unable to hold an ordinaGy office job. but with five weeks Stz-jy of the Bylne l went into the District Court ami did reporting successfully and was appointed official court stenographer.
 Why study any system of Shorthand other than the Byrne, when the Byrne can be learned in half the time. or less, read with greater ease, and written at a higher rate of speed which means better salary and promotion? It does not cost half as much to complete a course in our school as it does one of the other system in other schools. We hold exclusive right to teach the Byrne
 in this section The author is the president of our school
 Fill and mail to Tyler Commercial College, Tyler. Texas. for large free catalogue containing full Endorsements and names and addresses of the above. and of others who have tried the other systems and abandoned them for Byrne Our Bookkeeping, Cotton Chasing, and Photography are as far superior to the other systems as is the Byrne Short hand.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
MAKING HIM WORK

Why are you so oyerbearing and exacting with the eX-soldier you took on as clerk? l should think you would treat an army comrade better"
 Army comrade nothing. He used to be my sergeant"
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
PUBLISHERS NOT so EASY"

Working the papers for free ad is harder than it used to be. Editors everywhere have been placed on their guard. Space is the only thing paper has to sell and it is unjust to expect the editor to give always, says the Breckenridge (Colo.) Journal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16

dred splawn, Is, both of Aadill.
Joe 7. Thompson, "a, to MISS juan
ita Ralph, l9, both Of Madili.
Personal News
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Wright, Mrs.
Letha Luttrell and Miss Ruby Wright
went TO Denison, Texas, Monday after
non TO attend the funeral OF MISS Du'
rell Noe. who died in that city SUNDAY
evening.
Mrs. c. NJ. Clark went to Henryetta,
Monday, for visit with her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Mccoy for sev-
eral years residents Of Madill, went 10
Wilson Monday to make their home
Mr.. Mccoy has work in the oil field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dunn OF Ada
spent Sunday in Madill visiting Win
relatives and friends.
Lennie May Williams who had been
in Madill visiting her sister, Mrs
Earl Harris, returned Monday to Will
son where she is making her home
with her sister, Mrs Elsie Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hawkins or
Tucson. Arizona, are in Madll visit
ing Mrs. Hawkins daughter, Mrs
Floyd Raupe and other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. T. Northcutt Of Ravia, spent
the week end in Madill, the guest OF
Mrs. H. Wood.
Miss Mary Estelle Gilbert of Com
merce, Texas, who had been in Ma
dill for some days visiting with
friends, returned home Monday morn
ing.
Miss Louise Long left Monday morn
ing for Chickasha, where she will at
tend school the coming term.
Mrs. A. w. Conway who had
been here visiting with her son, Nor
gan Conway, returned to her home
at Ardmore, Monday morning.
. DR.. P. r. Robinson and little daoGh.
ter. Imogene, have returned ~
two weeks visit with DR.. Robinson's
mother
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
STOCK EXCHANGE DYNANTTTED:
MANY LIVES ARE LOST

Continued from page y
Island. Police reports at l2.45 had
Is dead.
Great Excitement Prevails.
Never in its history has lower Man
mattan witnessed such excitement as
prevailed today. Trading on both the
stock and curb exchanges was order
ed suspended for the day few min
utes after the explosion occurred and
from then on TO l o'clock New York
forgot all its business matters IN at.
tending to the needs of the injured.
Fire appartus and ambulances dash
ed through the narrow crooked streets
of the financial district on which lay
covering Of shattered glass and the
broken remains Of men and horses.
Was Dynamite Explosion.
One fire marshal expressed the opin-
ion that the explosion had been one
of dynamite. Coupled with this theory
was the automobile which figured in
other versions of the disaster. The
automobile is reported r. have collid-
ed with 4 truck loaded with dynamite
The reported casualty list at 1850
was more than a score dead and
about = injured
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
MEXICAN PAPERS
STRONG FOR FAIR
Herald Texas Exposition az Great
Trade Opening.

Heralded by newspapers throughout
Merico as an event Of national i'm.
portance, the Mexican National EXhib.
II at the State Fair OF Texas-October
to 24-promises TO be revelation
to those who have overlooked the art,
the romance and the beautiful tradi'
tions OF the land Of our southern
neighbors. For the exhibit will abound
not only with examples Of Mexico's
industrial and agricultural progress,
but will contain relics and works OF
art that will be the center OF attrac'
tlon 10 hundreds Of art lovers who
will visit the Fair. In fact, one OF
the big features OF the entire State
Fair program viii be the band Of the
Estado Mayor. This band ranks high
among the musical organizations Of the
entire world and Is we'll known 10
readers Of musical journals, Nearly
hundred highly trained musicians
comprise this band.
From a standpoint OF commerce. the
papers Of Mexico have devoted page
after page TO impress upon their read
ers the importance Of this exhibit
II is pointed out that this is an op'
portunity which must not be overlook
ed 10 establish better relations with
business men OF the United States A
typical newspaper story devoted to
this exhibit appeared in a recent issue
of Excelsior OF Mexico City, The ar
ticle, In part, follews:
The Mexican exhibition OF natural
and manufacturing products, 10 be
shown in Dallas, Texas, at the State
Fair this year will be mere complets
and interesting than any other showI
in any foreign country.
~At present the Texas state Fair Il
one Of the most important in tn,
American Union. All producers OF tn,
United States, and merchants in gen
eral. exhibit their products, withou
emitting any effort to enlarge tho mar
kst for their products. Every avail
able space. whore this great Stat,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16

INTERESTING facts in connection
| with the part L. 5. carrier pigeons
played in the war became known re-
ecntly IN connection with announce.
men, that some army hero pigeons
would be exhibited in ST Louis, Sep,
2s.L, at the finish OF the worlds big
ysst pigeon race in which 5000
shomefs." released in pairs from 2.sOV
cities and towns within SOO-mle
radius Of MiSsouris metropolis, are
to compete.
Because they believed the pigeon
race. featuring the convention OF some
t000 Rexall druggists, would do
much for what suddenly changed
from a sport to an important war arm
in ioi7.is. Signal Corps officers de-
rided to send President Wilson
used by the Tank Corps and officially
commended by the First Corps's Sig.
nal Officer; The Moekcr' and
Spike" as well as other noted war
pigeons TO the St. Louis race.
President Wilson" on Nov. ),
through rain and fog and with his
leo shc, OF. reached his loft with an
important message. The Moctcr i'