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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-18

When New Guinea woman falls in
love with man she sends a piece of
string to one of his female relatives.
Then she who receives the string tells
the favorfte man that the particular
woman is in love with him.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-18
Auto Livery

Prompt service. Careful driving.
Auto tires and supplies; DeLavai
Cream Separators III W. Washing-
ton St., Medina, O. Phone SlS5. =. 7.
PIERCE.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-18

A patent has been granted for a
safety pocket for men, to be attached
to suspender buttons inside the waist
band of trousers and held closely by
suspender tips.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-18
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank the Wheeler family
for remembering me at the reunion
the gift being very acceptable.
Mrs. Jennie Wheeler.
43-1p.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-18

The shine ball is thrown like a fast
ball, but floats instead of curving. 1t
was discovered by Eddie Cicotte of
the Chicago American league.
The cause of George Washington's
death is generally considered to have
been pneumonia.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-18

Poisonous gas was first used by the
Germans during the engagement near
Ypres on April %, 1915.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

walinach zdrowych praw banko'
wych a zarazem opieral sic ma sill,
nych podstawach ekonomlcz'
nych i pieknych a rozsadnych
owoc przynosz4cych ideach pa
tryotyzmu.
w roku 1886 zafozono Bank
Zwiazku z kapitalem 40 tysiecy
marck, W r. 1910 jego kapitaf ak
cyjny wynosii j1iz szeSc milionow
marek, w nicspelna dziesieciu Ia
tach i to podczas wojny wzr6si
do 60ciu milion0w i Jest molnoSt
re "a pomoca kapitasow Polonij
Amerykafis,kiej siegn;e kilka set
milion6w marck. A trzeba pa
mietac, &c I'M siiniejSze naSze m
stytucye bankowe, pracuJacc ma
polu patryOtyczno spofecznem
tvm s~ilniejszv bedzie caly kraj.
| Jednym Z wielu a dobrych ONO
COW togo banku, ktory moe nam
pokazac wieloletniq a p;eilna nra-
&c w Poznanskiem, gdzie pomlmo
walk ! opozycyi prusactwa, DIG
ki bankowi panowai dcbrobyt,
les. stosunek widow do PoIak0w
W Poznanskiem. Czytajcie co Pi-
SEE W tel sprawie Butler Ban
Iki Spolek (fiiie Gt0wnego Banku
IZwiqnku W Poznaniu) okazaiy s;r
najwiekszym wrogicm lichwiarzy
- ktorzy jak wszedzie we wscho-
dniej Europe So zydzi. W r. 1871
|by}o ich W PoznaiisEiem 80 pro-
cent, dis jest ich zaledwie jeden
procent. czyll, re bez pogromoW
i boj&ot0w zmniejszyfa sic lud--
nose zydowska ~przeszio o po|owe,
pc najwiekszej czeSci w~yjechala
ona do Berlina."
Widzicie Z tych paru krotkich
'cytat. ze inni znaja prace Banku
ZwiQzi2A. Jeden Z hi~storykow an
sieIskich, Boswell, o ktorym pc
zniej Ohszernic n~aPiszemy, twicr-
izi, re PoznahSkie a szczegolnie
Bank Zwiqzku bedzie wlaSnie
..tvm KWasem" evil mtodziami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
Co Inni M6wia.

Przybyfem do Nowego Yorku
czeSciowo "a interesemGa take a,
5eby zsozyc wiyte PAM ,,WoIno.
Sci", kt6ra od czasu jak prohybi-
eva nastapiSa, plecami sic do A,
neryki obrociSa. a bardzo pilnie
patrzy i Tampa sobie przySwieca
W strone Gdahska, widac, re by
sic jej W Pdsce lepiej podobalo
Sam Nowy York wcale ME zie
miasteczko tylko "a bardzo Smier
dzi "a c1osnkiem i cy1bula. przy-
pomina Kazmierz w Krakowie.
Jest tn jednsk piekna bibliote-
ka miejSka, a poniewaz czNek
Il czytaty i pisaty'', wiec tel po-
szed1em zobaczyt co sic w niej
o Polsce znajduie.
RzeczywiScie zastafem tam O mas
bogactwo literatury i to w mai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

rozmaitszych jezykach i formach.
Miedzy innymi, spotkalem kilka
rozpraw pisanych jeszczc W CA
sic wojny pr2ez dobrze znanego
aptora Ralfa Butler, pit. The New
Eastern Europe, gdzie optsuje
dose dokladnie i szcroko prace
Banku Zwiazku. Poniewaz to was
mole zaciekawic co inni o tenn
mySla, wiec wan W krotkosci
niektore zdania Butlera przyto-
cze:
Ataki hakatyzmu rozbudzify L.
5pione spoieczefstwo polskie do
Walk z prusactwem, ktora nasam
pred przybrata forme - sp6iek
rzemieSlniczych, robotniczych i
rolniczych. Dzieio to rozpoczal
powstaniec p. Jackowski,
ktory w siedmiu latach zorgani-
zowal 1870 takich k0lek, gdzie nau
czono chfopa, re ,,Paistwo, ktore
stracilo swa niepodlegfosc. ME
potrzebuje stracit swej narodo--
woSci, jezeli ono z~organizuje swo-
je spoieczne i ekonomiczne zy-
Gle"
Chcac, silly, juz szybko i zdro-
wo rozwijaiacych sic spo4ek,
zcentralizowaG ! zjednoczyG, po--
stanowiono, ma wzor bankow
Schultza z Delitch, zaAozyc Bank
Zwiazku Spolek, ktorego tw6rca i
glowna sprezyna by}, nawet tn w
Ameryce dobrze, znany, Sp. Piotr
Wawrzyniak. Butler opisujc
go, jake cz}owieka wzorowej
dyscypliny, porzqdku, 'qczacego
przedsiebiorczosG Z ostrozno--
Zanim ks. Wawrzyniak
COS przedsiewzial, pilnie przestu-
dyowaf GAIA sprawe a szczegolnie
prawo niemieckie. aleby ME
wchodzic Z Niemcami w koni!ikt,
dopiero gdy bylo ,,wszystko W
porzqdku" jak zwykl movie, spra-
we przeprowadzono. = Bank tez
rozwijaf sic prawidfowo ma pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

ktore przerobia spofeczehstwo
'polskie, kt6re dadza mu fachowc,
'Scisie i zdrowe podwaliny jego
~przysz}ego rozwoju ckonomiczne-
go.
Bank Zwiqzku mic nalezy do
tych korporacyi teraz powstaja--
cycb, kt6re maja Ola mas tylko o.
biecanki, ale jest tym oibrzymcm
polskin, ktory juz dokonaI VIE
It, i wsPanialych rzeczy. My mo
zciny mu pomtdz w dalszcj pra-
cy, mozcmy sob;e i Po!scc po-
modz, ME czczymi irazcsami ale
czynem, zakupujqc lego akcyc, al,
no przcz miejscowego agenta. ga
zete, Ii rs. Proboszcza. lub tcz
piszqc wprost do gidwnego Bit
ra Banku - Bank Iwjazku Spo-
lex. 23-3l ". 4}rd str, New
York. y. y.
" nastepnym arty-kuEc p. t,
.,DoraIna romoc" rowiemy wan
jak najlcpiej mozecie ro,>cc
przyjac Z pomocQ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
PODzEK0WANIE

Niniejszem skiadamy serdecz--
ne podziekowanie wszystkim kre-
wnym i znajomym, ktorzy w ia
kikolwiek sposob przyczyniti sic
do upiekszenia pogrzebu najuko-
chahszej matki naszej Sp. Wero-
niki Kosmeja a mianowicie y.
Janowi Zwierzchowskiemu, X.
Nawrockiemu, Ch6rowi p. Rybo-
wiaka i pannie Stanis}awie Joze-
fowicz "a piekny spiew w koscie-
lie i Tow. do kt6rych zmarla ma
lezala, pogrzebowemu p. Maks.
Drygalskiemu; j~eszcze raz wszy-
stkim razem zasylamy podzieke
staro-polskiem Bog zapla6.'
w smutku pogrqzeni:
Dzieci. (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
PODzIEKOWANlE
+

>N}adamy najscrdeczniej>zc po-
dziekowanie Wszyst!;im krewnym
, znajomym "a wziecie udzialu W
~pogrzebie najukochaiiszej iony j
matki ~naszej Sp. l'ranciszki Bar
tl!szewicz, osobliwie y. Iieleavn-
Skiemu "a wyp7owadzenie zwFok z
domu i ccremonie pogrzebowe. X.
Syrhockiemu. Y. Nowickiemu
"a MSze Sw. przy bocznvch
CEtarzach Oraz "a 5piew PAM Dom
bek oraz czonkiniom Tow. Xwi4z-
ku Polek i Tow. Rozahca Sw. )
tym, kt5rzy nadcsla;i kwiaty 70,
wniez pOgrzebowemu p. !. Fruzv-
ME "a u%micjetnc prowadzenie Pr
grzebu. Pc skohczeniu ceremoni,
pogrzebowych w ko$cie!e, zw}oA;
wyniesiono do karawanu, poczem
podazOno ma cmentarz Zmar-
twychwstania Pahskiego, mad
grobem move miala przewodni-
czaca Zwiazku Polek i pan ia
g]odski; po skohczeniu mod.itw
mad grobem,z cTpodziekowa} po--
grzebowy pan Jan Fruzyna wszy-
stkim krewnym i znajomym i
.zlonkiniom T~owarzystw "a osta
tnie uslugi udzielone Sp. Fran.
cisco Bartoszewicz n~ajSerdecz-
iievszem staro-polskiem Bog "a
w smutku pograzeni:
Jan Bartoszewicz, MAJ,
z dziecmi. (Og}.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

Dr.. Mikoaj Badzmierowski, Eam.
pnr. 1922 Archer ave. Enajdute sic Cd
kfrku dni W szpitalu Natsw. Nary
Fanny 2 Nazareth, sAo4ony choroba.
spodziewats sic iednak, &e niezadau-
20 powroci do Sdrowh 1 rozpocZnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
z BARBAROWA.


K. Franciszek GrzeS, proboszcz
pr1y parafii sw. Barbary ma Bridge
porcle, ktory przez dlu1szy czas cho-
ToEal, przybyl wczoraj wieczorem
Ne sanatoryum Z Milwaukee, Wis.
Zdrowfe x Grzesia polepsza sic kaz-
diego dnia i Z pewpoScia niezadfugo
oed5te znow nadal m6gl pracowaG
przy paratL Parafianie okazuja
T4eiks radoSe / ciesza sic, il zn6w
teh duszpasterz powroci3 do ich
grona x Tadeusz Nowak zastepo--
val Eiedza proboszcza podczas iego
nieobecnoSci
ossda ztedhoczonych towarzystw
IA Bridseporcie urzadza okazaly OBJ
ehcd &atowy, dnia Ego maja W sa-
II parafialnej ma Barbarowie. Wiel-
Ste prZygotowania 50 ju4 W toku. W
sklad program wchodza na1lepsze
sly tutejsEych towarzystw koSciel--
Eyeh.
Butowa rowej plebanii przy tutej-
E1et parari jest ju4 ma ukonczeniu.
-zewnatrz plebanii jest ju5 calkowi-
eto uko6czona, a praea ma wewnatrz
-ostante prswdopodobnie doko6czo-
na ~ kfEka tygodni. Architecture bu
dynku przedstawis piekny widok i
~Enacznte przyczynia sic do upieksze-
MA okolfcy Barbarowa.
Tow. Dziewic I Dzieci Maryi Ia
mferza urzadzie W n~iedalekiej prZy-
szlosci przedstawienie. Obecnie TO
le zostaja rozdawane pomiedzy mai
zdolntetsze z panienek:. Komitet do
klada wszeikich sir. ably wystep u
da1 sic fax na1lepfej. Blizsze szcze-
g6fy W swoim czasie.
=
, W tych dniach rozpocze}a dalsze
lekcye Szkola Obywatelska przy tu-
tejszej paraf1i. Jako poczatkowa or
g~an!zacya. szkola ia mote p~ochlubit
sic, 5e szybNo wErasta. Jako Zbfor
dEaiaczy narcdowych, mote powie-
dEiee, re pracu1e ntetyIko dia naro-
du poiskiego, ale i ola doora tutet
sze1o kraju - " miars sWych sa, W
peIni poczrcia obywatei-Hego. DIVA
to czynnfki powinny prrJclagnae FAX
natwiece1 Polakow-nieobywateli W
tel dSielntcy do owei s1Soiy o6ywa-
teIsk4eJ, tenn lepiej / skutecznfej bo-
wien m6gS speinie swe ooowiazh ma
rodowe, gdy faeza swe shy z innymi,
q opr6cz tego zyskaja zabezpiecsenie
obywatelskte, jake data papfery o
b~ywstefskie. Szkola Jest prowadzona
prpes federalnych urzednfk6w; Jest
otWart@ We wtorki i ezwHrth ka5de-
20 tygo6Oia. wykfady odbywaja sic
" sail ~para1ainaj na Barbarowie.
DIT. Mkofaj BadzmieroEski, Eam
pnr. 1922 Archer ave. Enatdute sic Cd
krrku dni W szpitaiu Natsw. Nary
Fanny 2 Nazareth, sAo&ony choroba.
spodziewats sic iednak, &e niezadiu-
go powroci do Ddrowta 1 rozpocznie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
pracowa6 ma nowo W SVEN biurze
IA Barbarowie. q

ma nowo " SVEN biurze
IA Barbarowie. q
Klub Dziew:c' p. W. sw. Barbary,
PREY tejze p~arafii, urzadzil wczoraj
wieczorem niespodzianke z okazyi l.
mienin swego kapelana x: Wojcie-
cha Janiszewskiego. X. Kapelan PREY
jail szczere zyczenia czlonkin, po--
| czem zabawiono sic wesolo,. PREY
pieknie urzadzonym programme. q
e
W niedalekiej przysz}oSci stana ma
slubnym kobiercu Rastepujace oso-
by p. Boleslaw Martin, ze Steger, ILL.,.
Z pna J6zefa Poteracka: p. Julian
Sapiega, z pna Stefania Lasobek i p.
Franciszek Superczynski z pna Ma
ryanna Korbal
Choir p. W. Sw. Barbary. PREY tutej
szej parafii urzadza zabawe t.. wv,
,,bunco party" dina 1890 maja b.
T. W sal parafialnej. Komitet z p.
NJ. Bienskim. miejscowym organista
ma czele - przygotowuje rome ME
spodzianki. Piekny muzyczno-wokal-
ny program ~zostanie ~wykonany: WEI
ma W MIN udzial zdclni amatorEy i
amatorki.
Pant Maryanna Pinkowska, znana
W okolicy Barbarowa. zam. pnr.
1854 S. Throop III. popadla cd kilku
dni W chorobe nerwowa, wskutek
czego lekarz familijny odestaI ia do
Kneipp s%anatoryum W Rome City,
Indiana.
Siostry J6zefinki ~dokladaja wszel-
kich sil mad upiekszeniem programu
z okazyi nadchodzaceEo zakohczen'a
roku szkolnego. Popis dziatwy szkol-
nej tego roku zapowiada sic znako-
mlcie, a przedewszystkiem postep, ia
XII cechuje tutejsze dzieci szkolne,
zasiugute ma pochwale uznanie dla
czcigodnych S. nauczycielek.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
SLIP ON YOUR "SIIIMMlE,"
AND SHIMMIE AT PRINCESS

Friday night will witness the most
unusual contest ever presented in
Ardmore and possibly in the entire
state.
Manager Cox of the Princess The
ater announces that n "Shimmie Con-
test so called for want OF q better
name, will be held Immediately after
the first show to the winner or
which n cash prize will be awarded.
This contest is in response TO the
ceaseless controversy that has grad
ually' spread over the entire country,
and has finally communicated itself
to the members of the theatrical pro-
fession in general.
Absolute elimination of suggest
iveness is promised and perhaps the
most inviting feature is the comedy
element which threatens to dominate
the contest at all times.
In conjunction Bert Smiths Rag
time Wonders will appear In a fast
up-to-the-minute farce comedy that
for funmaking possibilities is prac-
ticaly unbeatable This company is
one of the strongest that has appeared
at the Princess for months and bids
fair to establish a record for clean
comedy of the sort that pleases all
classes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
WELL KNOWN MAN ABOUT PARK BOARD WILL Be
TOWN IS IN HOSPITAL ASKED To ADD To THE
WITH BULLET IN BACK fA|RGROUND BUILDINGS

The city park board is going TO be
asked by the Carter County Free Fair
association to erect more buildings at
the fair grounds before the time for
the next annual event comes around,
and whether the board will have the
money to comply with the request re-
mains to be seen.
Under the law, and county support
ing a free fair can hold that fair
in any town or village furnishing
adequate buildings. So far the fair
association has managed to get by
every year with what equipment is in
sight, but the time has arrived when
more buildings must be erected in
order to hold the fair that has grown
out Of all proportions to the present
equipment.
Another stock barn is badly needed
another pavilion for ahe poultry ex-
hibit, and the exhibition hall must be
enlarged at least twice its present
proportions. The grandstand is also
too small to accommodate the crowds
when racing is given and it is un-
derstood that racing is going TO fea-
ture all fairs in Carter county.
Just how much the estimated cost Of
all this extra building will amount to
has not been determined, but if the
fair association gets all they ask
for it will be several thousand dollars
but no more than will be needed TO
furnish adequate buildings in which
TO hold the annual fairs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
FIRE THREATENS THE
SAMPLEY DRUG STORE

An early morning blaze caused
quite property loss in the drug
store of d. sampley. on East
Main street
lirc was discovered bv passing Of
GERS about 4:3O and an alarm immedi-
ately turned in, that brought the
department promutly
Tenants in the rooms above the
store discovered the smoke about the
same time the alarm was turned in.
and they were not long in gaining
the street, some in scauty garb, while
the flremeu were combating che
blaze.
Just how the fire originated Is q
mystery, but IL is thought to have
been caused by rats working on some
old clothing that had matches In tho
pockets, that was IN a large ward
robe close hy where the firc was dis
covered.
Mr.. Samplcy states that hc carries
ample Insurance and as soon as the
loss can bc adjusted ho viii resume
business as usual
fho furniture and fixtures in the
store were badly damaged and a lot
of Christmas goods was ruined by
fire and water
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
Dyspepsia and Nervousness
Now Things of the Past
and She Feels Splendid
Sincs Taking Tanlac.

Il am so happy over what Tanlac
has done for me that want TO talk
about il all the time" said Mrs. Z.
Z. Duzier of 1903 Prentis Avenue,
Portsmouth, Va.
II had suffered from indigestion
ever since l was child an0 have
taken medicine nearly all isy life, but
was gradually growing worse each
year. I was a confirmed dyspeptio
and hardly a day passed that l was
free from suffering. Everything I ate
seemed to lie heavy on my stomach
and l would bloat up with gas
something awful. I had the worst sort
of pains around my heart and in my
left side and at times l didn't think
could hold out under the strain. and
often became SO nauseated l could
not retain o thing l had eaten. l
had spells OF dizziness and would have
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
SWAMP CHILL
TONIC SELLS
The BEST
Bearden, Ark, Druggist
Knows What's Good
for Customers

When dealers everywhere report that
SWAMP Chill Tonic Is their hest seller,
It's mighty good proof that this well.
known remedy Is becoming more and
more the fayorite every day.
Thousands Of folks everywhere swear
by SWAMP Chill Tonic, because they
have found from experienced that IL
brings safe, certain and permanent re-
lief. Relief not only from fever, chills,
and ague, but from colds, grippe, inhu.
enza, etc.
Here g some good, straight health nd.
vice. Go to your dealer today and get
q bottle Of SWAMP Chill Tonic wheth'
or there's any sickness in your home or
mot Then you u be well prepared
against the emergencies Of Winter.
Physicians prescribe SWAMP Chill
Tonic. Price 6oc bottle. nam
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
BODY OF SOLDIER BOY
KILLED IN ACTION TO
ARRIVE IN A RDMO 0 RE
WITHIN A FEW DAYS

The first body to arrive in Ard
move of an American soldier who
died in France is expected to reach
here within the next few days. 1t
is that of A. Isaacs, who served over
seas as an infantryman, with the
36'h division, and who was i;iiled in
battle.
The boy was a full-blood Choctaw
Indian. and resided at Pontotoc prior
to his enlistment.
His parents ana the adjutant Of
the George r Anderson Post OF the
American Legion have been notified
that the body has been shipped from
Hohokcn.
The body will be buried at Ard
more, and the local post of the
American Legion will have charge
OF the funeral services.
The bodies Of several other Carter
county boys who made The supreme
sacrifice overseas. are now being
transported TO this country aud noti-
fcation Of their arrival q. Hobotcn'
New Jersey, may be expected soon.
There are about thirty Carter couu-
~ boys who died while i'm service
across the water and it is believed
that they al viii bc returned TO the
states
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28

As u result Of a shooting affray on
Caddo street at about 1880 o'clock
Monday night Clarence l.. (Heavy)
Bracheen Of 326 X street. southwest,
is lying in the Hardy sanitarium with
slight wounds in the back and head.
Attending physicians think 1t re-
markable that the man was not more
seriously injured, as one Of the bull
lets entered his right side, glanced
of his backbone and came out of
his left side. The other bullet glanced
of the bone at the back OF the mans
head Physicians at Tho sanitarium
state that he will recover in several
days.
F.cd and Ernest Ford surrendered to
Officer Walter Day Immediately after
the shooting and were taken 10 the
county Jail. They We're later released
on bond in the sum of $500 each
after it had been found that Bra
cheen's wounds were not serious.
According TO police reports, Fred
did the shooting, while Ernest was ar
rested as an accomplice.
The police state that several nights
ago Brachecn and Fred Ford engaged
in a heated argument in the tailor
shop OF the latter on Caddo street.
ma during the affray Bracheen beat
Ford over the head with a pistol.
r ord had his assailant arrested and
Rracheen was fined 500 in municipal
court. Monday night it is alleged, Bra
cheer entered Ford's shop while the
latter was in 4 shop across the street
having the wounds which Bracheen
had inflicted several nights ago
dressed.
When Ford returned, state the police
the men engaged in an argument dur
ing which Bracheen is said TO have
shot away part Of Ford's overcoat.
Ford then, according 70 the state
ment, took the gun away from Bra
cheen and pulled his own, and the
wounding Of Bracheen resulted.
Bracheen's version of the shooting
is different, hwever According to a
statement which he made at the hos
pital he was walking down Caddo
street towards Main when he was
attacked from behind by about four
men. That is all he states he remem-
bers until he came to at the sani-
tarium.
Fred Ford is out on bond await
ing trial on the charge Of shooting
r. T. McCrory some time ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
RICHMOND WOMAN HAD
SUFFERED FROM YOUTH

10 sit or lie down until l could re-
cover! My nerves were badly un-
strung and at night / was in such
misery l could hardly get any sleep
at all. My housework became bur-
densome and I got SO weak and worn
out l felt like i was ready to give up.
About three weeks ago I began
taking Tanlac and am feeling better
than l have in many years, and now
for the first time since | was u child
! can eat whatever l please without
suffering any bad after effects. The
indigestion has left me altogether
and l am no longer troubled with
gas, bloating, or pains. My nerves are
steady and l haven't had an attack
of dizziness since / started taking
Tanlac. ] enjoy perfect rest every
night and when l get up in the
morning l am feeling so fine l can do
my housework without firing one bit"
Tanlac is sold in Ardmore by Grav-
lit Drug Co., in Healdton by Smith
Mcknight Drug Co., City Drug Store,
in New Wilson by City Drug Store, in
Pooleville by l.. o. Majors. City Drug
Store, in Lone Grove by Helm Drug
CO.--AdV
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
THEY CONE HIGH, But THE
TEXAS BOOSTERS CARE NOT

Chicago, Dec, 2S.-The Dallas, Texas,
chamber Of commerce is to pay the
Cleveland worlds champion baseball
team $500 TO train in that city,
under terms Of a contrac. made by
Manager Iris Speaker and announced
by President Dunn here today.
In turn the champions are TO donate
TO the city the proceeds OF one exhi-
bition game to be played on week
dav.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
LOCAL ATTORNEYS TO
ATTEND MEETING STATE
BAR ASSOCIATION HELD
TOMORROW OKLA CITY

Judge Thomas W. Champion, II.
II. Brown, Russell i. Brown and
several other members Of the Ard
more Bar Association went to Okla
homa City today, where they viii,
attend a meeting OF the State Bar
Association tomorrow.
Judge G. Nj. Barrett Of Hugo was
here last night en- route to attend
the meeting There will be meet
ing of all district judges In the state
tonight.
Il is intimated that some needed
legislation viii be suggested for the
guidance of tho next state legisla-
ture that convenes early in January.
The court reporters viii also have
a meeting tomorrow in which mat
ters pertaining TO their duties will
be discussed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
ROTAR|ANS WILL MAKE
NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS
AT WEDNESDAYS MEET

Regular weekly luncheon session of
the Rotary club will be held tomorrow
noon at the Chamber of Commerce.
\ special program is being arranged
and the president, Lewis Dolman,
sends out the message that Rotarians
will be given the opportunity to Con
fess the past and make their resolu
tions for the New Year"
Secretary Nelson. who is also cdi-
tor Of the Rotary News a weekly
publication, the circulation of which
is limited TO Rotary members, was
too busy" with Christmas festivities
according to report, TO get out this
weeks edition, announcing the meet
ing and program. However, a most
enjoyable program is scheduled and
every Rotarian is expected to be there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
TAXPAYERS PROMPT THIS
YEAR, TREASURER STATES

Paying taxes is feverish excite
ment with lot of Carter county
citizens at present, and the office OF
county treasurer S. NJ. Parker is
thronged all day long with tax
payers who are compelled to stand in
line and take turns at the cash win
dow.
County Treasurer Parker states
that people are paying their taxes
more promptly this year than ever
in the past, and that large ma
jority Of them are paying the entire
amount instead of paying half jan
uary first and the balance in June
as heretofore. Mr.. Parker will hold
office until July /, 1921, when he Will
be succeeded by Fred s. Haynie.