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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-03-03
OUR SCHOOL HOUSE
BY Dott Jundt.

Distant from throng and tumult,
Remote from stream and rill,
Stands. our little T-shaped school house
On the apex of hill.
We boys and girls are boistersus,
Til our teachers proclaim they're
boss,
In the little T-shaped school house,
In the shadow of the cross.
Tis here we gain our knowledge,
And convert it into skill;
IT'S here we prepare ourselves,
Another's place to fill.
Our walls aren't of golden,
Nor of polish, nor of glass,
In the little T-shaped school house,
In the shadow Of the cross.
Few who strolled upon the campus,
And whose voices rang with glee,
Have passed from earthly trouble,
To the Great Eternity.
We pray they rest in heaven,
Their departure is our loss,
In the little T-shaped school house,
In the sh:dow IF the cross:
POLLOCK
Cornelius STAN. Of Westfield, was q
Pollock. visitor Tuesday.
II VI /. a. ! . Z 81 q 4 =
Geo. Mckay, of Glanavon,s wa.
transacting business in the city yes
terday. .al
F..E. Devan was il. from his farm
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-03-03
TEMvIK-

Mr.. Geo. Berreth left Monday for
jamestown to visit his wife who is
taking treatments in one of the hos
pitfalls there.
A card party was held at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore. Sew
eral Temvik folks attended.
Peter Reich returned from Ger
many with his bride, after a three
months absence,
Mrs. Norton and son visited with
Mr.. Norton over Sunday. Mr.. Nor
ton is relief agent at the depot during
the absence of Mrs. Hendrix.
Rev. Fray spoke to a large audi
ence at the Baptist church Thursday
evening.
C. F. Wagner and family spent
Sunday in Temvik.
Miss Virginia Gillespie spent a
couple of hours in Temvik Saturday
at the j. L. Wachter home.
Karl Reich and sons, of Horsehead,
were callers in Temvik, Saturday.
Miss Lillian Quasi, of Linton, was
visiting at the A. w. Quasi home Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Hector returned Saturday eve
ming after a few days absence on
business.
Miss Helen Keljson visited Miss
Ruth Larson on Washington's Birth
day.
Rev. Rockwell held services at the
school house Sunday.
Mrs. Power Hendrix and sister,
Rosetta, spent few hours in Hazel
ton, Saturday.
HULL
Dick Nieuwendorp returned from
Aberdeen. His wife had an operation
and is recovering.
VIM. Pool, of Westield, and Gertie
Plaggeman, Of Hull, were married
Wednesday.
John Haak and P. G. Rocks ship
ped a load of horses to Michigan.
Otto Schaap is working for Peter
Groen, hauling his wheat to town.
A. Hollaar and Frank Nieuswma
returned from Iowa on Saturday.
On Wednesday afternoon Frank
Hanstra was run over by load of
wheat. Joe Van der Vorste took him
down to the Wolverton hospital at
Linton, where he passed away next
morning at 2:30 a. m. Mrs. Nieusw-
ma and Joe Nieuswma accompanied
the corpse to Michigan.
On March 4th friday there will
be given a big play at Hull school.
Afteh the play is over, there will be
held still bigger dance. So every
body is invited to come and listen and
dance.
Miss Larson called on Hull friends
Saturday and Sunday afternoon.
Additional Correspondence on Page
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-10

Dundee, Scotia, Anglia. -Deja
a treia noapte ca niste masse de
cetateni, carl de luni de zile sunt
siliti sa stea fara lucru, sparg
ferestrile caselor bogatanilor 81
ale firmeior. Politia are mare
greutati cand vrea sal dissolve.
Paguba mai lmulte mil de lire
sterline.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-10

Della I'M tmp ncoace sunem asaati de puzderie de
colaboraor uni sa debuteze spnoasa cariera
zaristice ati earl prn cavau dar din derite
lmpreurari timp fos st la inactivtate.
81 uni 81 ati sunt aninat aduca servcu une idei
ui prncpiu cauze, in cele mai mlte cazur frumoase
81 Mobile dar ecae in feu u dupa concepta lu dupa felu
u de veea 81 jueca stuatia lucrure sufletee omene
find 81 ell un bet suet
Aceasi ucru un il vad in cuori frumoase, rosu de pill
da dar pentru uu roul aprns sangee pentru ati
1aai deschis oarea macuui pentru ai 81 mai
depare derte nuante pana perde rosul devenlnd in
color Tot acsta in och nostr sut scuzabi cand snntem
gur deosebrea aceasta de dstnge nuanta adevaraa
cuoare provine din numta boala pc engezi
Color Blind" cand sunem convnsi ca manifestarea
Tor sncer n-i inrnt de factor srein de sufletu ui
Stunt nsa un carl dsng bine uanta culoare, carl vad
81 sunt cons Ca albastru viu, 81 otu susn ca numa
abastru c veree nuneca frunza gorunuui de mnnte
81 totusi arm ba inca cauta si e convnga ca verde r
ziu Ri bine aceta pentru noi iereise eNpresa, snn
kr condeiuu fe ca voesc serveasca ntereselor lor
lropri ale aora.
Zaristul cinstit convngeri, urmarese idee-
orl fl poate npaca asemenea faklfl al
condeulu. O mpacare vedee lui insemna ruina
1ala a ziarstulu 81 zarului.
In sau obisnuit crede, daca te vede ca mutt umbla
gu1a tand verz 81 uscae ca esti ''Nenea Ion'
Multi s-au format paere gresita despe romani din
tara Daca la vazut acut greo la vorba ca
pot exprma frumos, tale alcuri nou la
sierat de prost Asa Insi, romlnul din America,
ei vede sme inteege cand ii spui brasoave 81 cand ii
spui ucruri ree. Phoogia taranulu roman din Transit
este ell este multi mai desvOata upa Sc
presupune de unii
Ca in cele mai multe cazur crez ca ai sedus ca e apau
da 81 te rdc in sava datoreste rei lu ngaduoae
ete caacterulu sau dar dac al anzi e judeca 81
parere i face de tine dupa RENAME in mediu u ar ro
clrazul de rusne, daca al obraz.
No, cunoasem sufletu rea 81 psihologa taranulu
roman char daca vol sd cacam inima 81 mporya
prncplo noastre s sasfacem uncle dorint isvorte din
nterese srene seteor lor rsca eXpunem la runa
moraa 81 la aceasta, ii place crenu expune
nici minea lntreaga
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-10
CINCIZECI IRLANDEZI AU
EVADAT DIN INCHIsOARE.

Dublin, 10 Sept. Raspunsul
sinn-feinerilor la nota din urma
a premierului Lloyd George pro-
babil va insista asupra interpre.
tatiei lui De Valera referitoare
la autodeterminatie 81 va evita
chestia "a nesepararii de impe-
riul britain. Ca sc va primi invi.
tarea premierului ca delegatii Ir.
landei sa Sc intruneasca La liver.
ness in zina de 20 August, acea
sta Sc Va hotari Mercuria viitoa
re GU ocaziunea unei intruniri 4
Dali Eireannului.
'Cincizeci de irlandezi au sea
pat eri din lagarul de internar,
din Rath, prin saparea" unui tu
mel. Aceasta a fost posibila nnma
dupa preeatiri indelungate 81 cu
concursul al suite de oameni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-10

Presedintele Harding jucat
eri golf Gu John Barton Paine,
fast ministru de interne sub adj
ministratia lui Wilson; cand von
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-10

Sc va institai in aceste tari niste
guye1me Stable.
All va ii celebrata 108-a ami
versare bataliei de la Lake
Erie, condusa de Oliver Hazard
Perry. Descalecatorii orasului Sc
.vor intalni Ia Camera de Comert
unde yor asculta vorbirea Jude
catorului Alexander Hadden, apoi
vor merge 81 vor depune o CO.
roana pc statua lui Perry in Cor
don Park.
Generalul Charles X. thinner.
man va ii un candidat pentru
postul de pfimar in Euclid Villa
ge, contra actualului primar ID.
II. Pond 81 Charles N. Carter.
Aceasta a fost cmoscuta All cand
prietenii lui Zimerman an colcc-
tat isealituri pentru el. Lupta va
fl foarte interesanta. caci toti
trei au multi partizani.
Omaha. Cererile pentru pa
mant care sc va imparti de catrc
guvern la fostii soldati, din Cos.
hen Hole, Wyo, s'au terminal All
la Lyman, Nebr 81 Torrington 81
Yoder in Wyoming. Cinci mil de
foSti soldati vor primi pamant
Cam 23O fcrme, in districtele dc
nou irigate, yor fl impartite in
zilele aceSte.
Richmond, Va. = Gu arestarea
doctorului Wilmer A. Hadley in
New Mexico. Sc va face doara ln
nina intr 'unul dintre cele ma
ihteresante cazuri de asasinare
Cam ell dol ami inainte niste pes
earl au gasit in riul James Rive,
cadavrul mei fcmei renunrit dc
frumoasa. Gu sirma era legal
de ca ceva greu, ce insa a alune
eat in apa, fara ca sa traga $
cadavrul sub apa, precum era
evident. intentia asasinului. A
seara, an VENT la polite dou5
femei din Sud 81 all povestit ci
doctorul Hadley 81 sofia lui al
inchiriat la ele o camera, cac
dOctorul era atunci in serviciu
militar,> 81 dnpa saptamana e
an parasit camera, caci femeii
era sa Sc duca IA Cincinnati, la
| rndele sale. Politia a cautat dup;
drul Hadley, dar acesta a dispa
| rut 81 abba acum an dat de el.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-10
LINsARE m 8. CAROLINA.

Aiken, S. CO Sept. Dol
negri, Mansfield Butler 81 Char
les Thompson, au fost linSati asia
noapte intro porumbiste, aproa-
pc de oras. Ri all fost acuzati c 'au
atacat niste femei albe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-10
INFORhATlUN|

Dol copii an fost eri omoriti de
aaltomobil, cazurile de moarte de
accident in Cleveland. i'm Occur
sui anului acestuia, urcandu-se
astfel La 81. Unll fost Paul
White. de s ami, 6905 Detroit
Ave. care a fnst lovit de automo-
bilul lui William I. Berry, 1886
Hall Ave. Lakewood, murit
in St. John s Hospital. Carolina
INesterheide, de ) ami, 1915 Dar-
win Ave. murit la Emergency
| Hospital, Ea fost omorlta de
|camionul condus de Arthur Nc
Kpnzie, 2012 Clinton Ave. Ma
fost arestat nici un sofer.
O femeie frumoasa, cunOScuta
in societatile din New York 81
Kentucky, a fost aleasa de Mica
| doul Japoniei ca sa invete pc su-
lpusii lui cum sd creased mai mare.
Ea este d0amna Susanne Thorn
ton, Meriwether Henning, ale ca
rel experiments Gu vacele Jersey
pc ferma sa din Allendale, jude
| tul Shelbyville, statul Kentucky,
au atras atentiunea intregei tari.
Printr 'un fel de tratament en-
lapte a reusit nu numai ca sd
produca cele mai mari vaci din
lume. dar 81 cele mai perfecte.
Aceste experiments au ajuns 81
la urechile imparatului japonez.
care la TRIMS imediat cablo-
grama. ca Oare metOda Ell S ar
putea pune in practica 81 la Ca
meni. Ea a raspuns ca nu este
nici piedica. Imparatul a invi-
ltat-o la curtea sa ca sd faca eX-
lperlmente GU snpuSii sal. Ea a
acceptat 81 va pleca peste cateva
saptamani la Japonia. Ea va fl
oaspele curtii imperiale.
| Washington. In America
Centrala sc petrec niste lucruri
lcari nelinistesc f0arte mutt pc
politician 81 earl pot Fl incepe-
rea unui period foarte intunecat
in istoria acelor natii. POliticianii
Isl marele cartier al flotei State
| lor Unite privesc cu atentiune
Iincordata la aceste evenimente.
10 parte a fortei navale in per
manenta pregatire 81 Sc tine nu
departe de cOastele Americei CEN
ltralc.
| Mellila. Trupe spaneze, an
1gajate in formarea unei paze sta
bile langa acest oras au atacat 81
au nimicit in o lupta desperate
eri o forta mai mare de trupe ale
maurilor resculati. Para Sc face
pentru asigurarea alimentarii tru
pelor spaniole de la Casanova.
Representantii triburilor Benz ST.
car. Mezouita 81 Frajana, au ve-
Init la generalul Berengner.
inaltui comisar spaniel ca sd
ceara amnestie pentru triburile
respective, dar gencralul a insis-
tat ca sd predea toate armele lcr
lnainte de discutii. Daca aceasta
Sc va intampla, trupele spaniole
vor inainta pana la Gourougou.
fara nici o lupta.
| Dundee, Scotia, Anglia. - Deia
la treia noapte cd niste masse dc
eetateni, carl de luni de zile sunt
siliti sa stea fara lucru, spare
ferestrile caselor bogatanilor 81
ale firmelor. Politia are mare
greutati cand vrea sal dissolve
Paguba mai mt1lte mil de lire
| sterline.
| Geneva, Elvetia. - Statele
| Unite, in ultima Ell nota catre pu.
terile aliate, cerut ca sd alba
aceleasi drepturi Gu privlre la
4 iteritoriile mandatariale ca 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-10
Iauzi ca Tata Ayerescu a jucs
DINA Gu Mihalache?

j
DINA Gu Mihalache?
4
Catacombele Parisului, inchise
de la isbucnirea razboiului, s'au
redeschis de curind pentru dori.
tori de curiositati. Gu pariziand
de 25, cui n ar da inima branci
sa sc aventurieze prin ele bins
inteles fara calauza.
D-na Maybelle Seams Corney
fiindca .barbatul Ell a piscat-o asa
de tare pc Obraz ca IA alterat
frumusetea, tribunalul din De,
troit a pronuntat diyortul in ia,
voarea ei.
Sc zice ca elvetiencele stunt 3cele
mai exersate femei din lume de-
a Sc urea pc un eopsc. P0sibil
dar femeile de aici au darul de a
face pc barbatii 81 Sc URGE.
-
Lacramile unei femei frllmoasl
mai in totdeauna desehide pung'
barbatului.
Pc vremea mes,. femeile = des
bracan Ia intuneric. Modesto
moderna le permite - ~ deshra'
g y lumina sleetrica. a perdele-
le ridicate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-10
DIN FlN1A Cl)NDEULU|

Ma insultat 81 lam omOrlt' ,
fost primul cuvint pc care la
rnstit dina .Jesusista r. d'AgOs-
TIM eand fost arestata. find
acuzata de omor,l hui Arnold
Postel, negustor milionar 81 poll
tician din Oakland, California.
MA strins in brate 81 1ncer-
cat sa ma sarute. Eu omOr pc orl
81 cine ar face aeeasta" zis mai
tirzin. m 4ff
Dina Postel a declarat cd bar
batul Ell era sfatnitorul financiar
al d-nei d 'Agostini.
Dina d d'Agostini a impuscat 81
qlcis pc barbatul ei in 1916. Dupa
marturisirile vecinilor ca barba-
tut eli 0 batea des, a fost absolvita
dc fapta sevarsita. - Pana acu-
ma dol.
In fine, Sc anunta Gu signranN,
ca Ia toamna Sc va schimba moda
81 femeile vor purta rochii lungi.
Sa vedem 81 minunea astai
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-10

Geneva, Elvetia. - Statele
Unite, in ultima Ell nota catre pu.
terile aliate, cerut ca sa alba
aceleasi drepturi Gu privire la
teritoriile mandatariale ca 81
membrii Ligei Natiunil0r. Textnl
motel americana a fost primit de
delegatii puterilor carl sunt aici
la Liga Natiunilor. America cere !:
Ca sa fie consulate inainte de a
dispune de coloniile germane; sd
alba aceleasi drepturi de comert
pc aceleasi insule; nici un man.
dat sd nu fie modificat fara con-
sintemantul Ell; Statele Unite
spune ca 81 referitor la foastele
cOaonii ale Turciei sa fie ascul.
tat4, caci Gu toate ca America n a
Ifost in stare de razboiu Gu Tur-
ei@, dar aceasta mar Fl fost ba-
tuta daca Statele Unite n ar ii
intrat in razboiu; referitor Ia
Syria, Palestine ii Mesopotania
a nj ~ faca mimic, pana &c M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-13

IT A Small Deposit viii Reserve Your Pur-
/ chase in our Storage Vault Until Required
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-13
BOY K|LLED,2HURT;;
PROTEST SPEEDING
Neighborhood Reused by Sec
ond Accident at Sixty-first
and Walnut Streets
MEETING TO BE CALLED

Death Of one child and injury to two
more IN automobile accidents at Sixty
A-st and Walnut streets. all within
twenty four hours, aroused a storm of
nrotest in the neighborhood. A meet
irr Is TO be held by residents of the sec
ton within the next few days. 1t Is
charged many cars speed over the inter-
section.
Last night an auto driven by Victor
Eonstantvnovicz, York street near
Trankford avenue. went up on the side
walk and smashed small coaster wagon
IN which two boys we're riding. They
we're injured.
The boys are Daniel Henry. six years
aid. 6151 Walnut street. and Robert
Short. six, 6153 SAMSON street. Both
we're cut and bruised and the Short
b,v has a broken collnrbone. They
wore taken to the MisericordIa Hos
pital ,-n 60,
Konstaptynovicz in $1,000 bail for q
trther hearing. When he was arrc 'ted
last night. In addition to charges ms q
result Of the accident. he was accused
Of being intoxicated. This charge was
withdrawn todny when police surgeon
who examined him said, although he had
Rad few drinks. he was perfectly able
10 drive an automobile.
Residents Of the neighborbood onlv
rscently protested to the police the way
the streets in the vicinity were being
used as spcedways. Among those TAX
ing a leading part in this protest was
John Mal'om. 1851 Walnut street.
Early Tuesday evening his ak year
old son was killed at the same srot az
The accident 'ast night by an automobile
driven by Hugh cCu'Ioush. Addison
street near Fifty. ffth. McCulou
is being held without bail to await the
action Of the Coroner.
Mrs. Henry, mother of one Of tht
boys injured last night, said today:
II think it is perfect crime the way
automobiles speed near Sixty first and
Walnut streets. There have been q
great many accidents there recently. My
husband and l are going to do every :
thing in our power to stop II. All our
reighbors are indignant. We have TO
definite plans Of Just how we viii pro =
test against these Speeding motorcars
but I know there will be a neighbor-
hood meeting very soon to discuss what
action we can take"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-13

know we are up and doing our duty
as real fishermen once more" said Cap.
tain Joe Roy.
Laying fifteen or twenty miles of
shore, hauling in bluefsh and other
toothsome denizens OF the deep, is not
the dangerous job that rum running
was. have the two Aspinberg boys
who were grabbed by Government men
on the schooner Thomaston, in Phila
de!phia. charged with smuggling. Like
myself, they are real fishermen and
took flyer for big mohey. We did NOT
get the big money, but we did get our
selves sent to jail. That Is why we are
back to our fishing lines. We do not
want to be caught again in the Gov.
crnment net. Once was enough for US
On this point we ell agree and ne
amount of money can tempt US to give
up the hook. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-13
FINS, NOT FINES, NOW, AIM
OF BOOTLEGGER,S SPECIAL
Captain Roy and His Erle RunRunners S,oear of and
Cruise Coast for Bluefsh

Atlantic City, Oct. 13.--"School oe
bluefsh three points off the port bow ;
away with your dories."
This is now the every day command
Of Captain Joe Roy, erstwhile skipper
Of the rum running schooner POGO
moke. For Captain Joe, disgusted by
his experiences following his arrest on
United States. has turned real fisher
man once more.
Today he is master Of the fishing
smack Sussex. known Mt the Inlet as
the 'Bootleggers' Special because its
crew Is composed of seafaring men
who in the last three months hare been
In the tolls Of Federal authorities
through their rum. running activities.
Sure It's the 'Bootleggers' Special
and we are rather proud to let the world
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-13

door. Two armed men were on the
drivers seat and two others on the rear
of the truck. Schlossberg shouted for
at him as they sped up Fifty second
street.
Sergeant Bernard, OF the Sixty Hrst
and Thompson streets station, hea d
!Schl ossberg's shouts and fired after the
truck.
The men returned the fire and the
early morning battle brought scores OF
residents to their windows. Bernard
pursued the truck until it got beyond
range. The motortruck carried no IL
cense tags
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-13
TO CHECK VANDALISM
Mcpherson Park May Be Put Under
Eairnnount Com N IssIon

The city will be urged to put Me-
Pherson Park. Kensington and Indiana
avenue, under care of the Tairmount
Park Commission, by members Of the
North kcnsington Business Mems AS
sociation.
This action was decided upon ut n
meeting of tho organization, where II
was pointed out that vandalism had
resulted in $4,000 damage to the park
last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-13
NEW NAVY CHAPLAIN ON JOB
Captain James o. MseNsIr Succeeds
Captain plekIns Here

Captain James Duncan MacNair has
assumed his duties as chaplain at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard. He is one OF
the few naval officers to be decorated
for bravery during the war in purely
military operation.
He was awarded the Navy Cross for
conspicuous gallantry In Be'leau WOOD
while serving with the Second Division
lie succeeds Captain Dickins, who has
been assigned to duty as chaplain with
the Pacific fleet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-13
Wickham Suits at
$50. S35 and $40

4 wonderful selection Of these
faultlessIy tailored SUIT for men
and young men. Matches val
ucs at Their price,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-13
TWO DWELLINGS BURN
West Philadelphia renants' Loss Is
$4,000

Fire destroyed two dwellings in West
Philadelphia late yesterday afternoon.
The houses we're those Of A. Hail, 1921
Madison street, and tho house adjoining
at 1923, occupied by A Sponer.
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Sponcr were
home at the time. The irc originated
in the Hall house. Fircmen had 10
draw water from Darby Creek TO fgbt
the fire. The loss was $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-13
T,uo Under-priCe Groups of
Winter OuerCOQts, .S23. S3S

Ulsters Userettes Of ci fabrics, tailored iy ono
Of our best suppiers, in the seasons popular tv"3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-04
Railroad Man and
His Wife Both Restored
to Health - They De-
clare Puratone to BE
"Grandest Medicine ON
Earth"

~ consider Pomeroy's Puratone the
%grandest medicine on earth and NV
wife thinks the same thing said
Earl O. Dinkins, we'll known railroad
man employed by the Seaboard Air
Line, and who resides at 399 White
hall street, Atlanta.
"Puratone has not only overcome
my troubles, but It has made a well
woman of my wife and we both
praise this medicine every opportunity
we have" he continued.
Il hadn't enjoyed good health for
two years. | was bothered with
rheumatism and kidney trouble and
was badly run down. I had no ap.
petite TO speak of, and what | ate
disagreed with me I was nervous,
had splitting headaches and couldn't
sleep well. I had severe pains In my
back and sometimes | felt like n
knife was sticking in my back. The
rheumatism was so bad that some
times my feet would swell so / could
not get my shoes on. | had frequent
attacks Of Indigestion and had TO
quit eating meats and sweets entirely.
None Of the many medicines | took
did me any good
Then I heard about Pomeroy's
PuratOne and bought n bottle. The
results were wonderful. [ am now
on my fourth bottle and am like q
different man. ! have a good appe.
tite. can eat anything / want without
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-04
FORTY CHARTER
MEMBERS IN X. P.
RINGING LODGE

a Knights Of Pythias lodge was in
stituted at Ringing "Wednesday night
10 be known as Ringing Lodge Mum.
Der 262, and began with about forty
charter members.
The work was conferred by the rank
teams OF Myrtle lodge Of this city as
sisted by Grand Keeper OF Records
and Seals A. o. Roamine OF Hobart
and Past Grand Chancellor r. +. Jor.
dan formerly Of Marietta but now Of
McAlester.
Members Of the order here left by
automobile Wednesday afternoon and
returning early Thursday.
Among those who attended the instt-
tuition OF the latest addition to the
grand domain of Oklahoma were John
Varnell. Tabor Gait. George Davis, c..
w Clay, Price South. w. r. Sails
bury. Homer Hurley. Jess Robinson,
d. =. Echels, Jess oxford. n. p. Mar
tin, Elmer Whitehorn. John Moore,
\. y. Hurley, Pete Wagner. n. e.
Harvey. Porter Craig, Frank Berry
hin, Willis Bridges. Sixteen Of the
charter members OF the new lodge
were given an three ranks, ton Nom
bers were received by card, and The
remainder Of the total number will
be given the work by the ne WY init
lated members. The lodge win hold
It's regular session every Monday night.
and there is work enough in sight 10
keep them busy all winter.
Included in the charter members
were some Of the most prominent
people in that entire section includ-
ing all the ministers.
There was q regular THANKSGIVING
spread laid for the visitors during
intermission.
An effort is being made 10 organize
lodge At Healdton as thcre are sew
eral members OF the order now living
there and many more young mon who
are anxious TO become affiliated. ,
Messrs Roaminc and Jordan were
guests Of the local lodge and address
cd large gathering a. the hall on
Pythianism.