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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
HIDDEN GOLD IN
MOUNTAIN RANGE
Fabulous Riches Reported e Be stow
ed Away IN inaccessible Tunnel

BTsnEE Ariz. June 4.--For three
hundred years. according - reliable
records. the Sierra Madre mountains
OF sonora and chihuahua. Mexico, have
held the secret Of a gold mine Of fab
ulous richness and a vast treasure
store q gold. mined and hidden away
IL an inaccessible tunnel.
The romance OF the gold hunter is
written in the history Of mans ef-
forts through the centuries 70 reach
and bring back 90 civilization this
wealth Of the Old Tyopa mines. Muir
dera and violence have marked many
Of these efforts. and ztill IN many
hardy breasts Of this mining country
today there still stiFs the spirit which
has prompted many 20 brave the dan
ger sof starvation. thirst and death
az this hands 81 Indian bands and out
laws IN the search for gold
Mexico City contains records of The
old mine and several prospectors. one
Of them Jack Dunn. accredited discov-
erer OF the Warren district. have re-
ported seeing ruins Of the old mine,
but none ever reached there.
According to records az the Mexican
capital. ia the latter part OF the seven
teenth century the isolated village Of
Old Tyopa was raided By Indians, who
destroyed the town and killed all the
inhabitants except a priest.
After wandering for several weeks.
the priest arrived az a little town
called Aqua Fria. on the Faqui river.
where he was received and cared for
BY a Mexican family. His haraahips
caused his death. but before he died he
gave - the family a description and
map OF the mining camp. lie also re-
ported that the sold obtained from
seven years q mining had been stored
IN an old tunnel because Of the I'M
possibility Of shipment % civilization.
The story and map. Il IL said. have
been handed down from family to fam
ily for generations. Those who at
tempted 70 reach the camp lost their
outfits and many did not return. The
Indians for years menaced all pros
pectors. and this condition stin exists.
augmented BY bands oe outlaws.
Max Covite. for several years Mexi
ear conSul at Mace. Il said 70 have
been the latest posseszor OF the priests
map. lie declared he twice succeeded
in getting as far - Casa Blanca. from
which the ruins Of Old Tyopa are visit
bic. and II was reported he had not
given up hopes Of reaching the placs
At BIS death several years ago.
Bert Grover. . local man, twice start.
ed with two companions 70 make ths
perlloua journey. but was forced bach
because Of insufficient equipment, In.
dams and outlaws.
Some remarkable gold specimen
have been brought back from the VI.
entity 81 the Old Tyopa. but - FAR al
known no one has ever reached tn,
mines since tho old town was destroy.
ed centuries ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
SUGGESTS PAN-PACIFIc
LEAGUE or NATIONS

HONOLULU. r. r.. June "a PAM
Pacific league - nations. with Homo
luln a. the capital Of the league. 1s
recently advocated ~ pref. Walter p
pitkin. - Columbia university. Il
subject which has been informally dis
cuased between officials - the ran-
Pacific union. whose headquarters are
IN Honoluiu. and several prsmiers q
Pacific lands. according 20 Aisxandsa
Hume Ford. secretary dirscior q rs
union,
Last year. naid Secretary Director
Ford. both Senator ffcnry Cabot Lo3<e
ana Franklin X. Lane. then sscrwtarr
q the interior, advocated a PAn-fa-
cifio league ~ nationn
II has been suggested ~ SONS *
the Pacific premicrs who have paNssa
through Honolulu that tho Pan-Paeific
union. o. which al q them are officers.
should take up the project % ne Pan
Pacific league. end ar. POrd, wbo re-
Gently LEFT for tha national capital sx-
pecfa 20 cnafer on tentative piAus
along thls Line VITA officials Tiers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05

The song o. the Indian Wars" which
viii be completed in ie2G.
The entire collection when done win
consist 0f five pieces. and the compile
tion Of the task viii require more than
decade u the life u the poet The
Epic deals wholly with the materials
Of western history during the firzt
four decades o. the nineteenth century.
and all the scenes lie - the region 81
tween the Missouri river and the
Rocky mountains
Nelhardt holds that this material =
as truly epic in its nature as were the
wars or the Greeks over Troy or the
adventures Of Ulysses. and they are
infinitely more interesting 20 Amerl-
cans
A school edition OF rThe song Of
Hugh Glass" was published more than
a year ago and Is now la use in many
schools throughout the United states.
Prof Julius r. House. % the STATE
Normal school az Wayne. Nebraska.
says this L. the first instance since
the days % Longefellow that an entire
volume Of an American poet has been
published for schools. The poem is al
ready IN use IN states az widely separ-
ated as Pennsylvania and California.
as well as IN the middle west.
Neihardt II a western product. hav-
ing been born in Illinois. lived ia Kan
sas and Missouri in early boyhond. and
having completed hts college education
and written his works ii Nebraska
lie Il passlonately fond 81 outdoor life
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
MANY UNEMPLOYED
IN CUBAN REPUBLIC

HAVANA. June ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Is = grave problem facing Cuba. ac-
eoraing 20 the Havana Post. which es-
Inmates that the closing % the sugar
eentrals vii increase those cut %
work 20 more than 800 Gee. There are
more than $1,000 unemployed ia Ha-
wanna AZ present. the paper states Il
has been informed. with the number
Increasing as q result % the influx
of others from the country districts.
Unless the government takes action,
II i asserted there VIII be no relief un-
III the agricultural districts again Of
fer employment. next December.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
KING MAY APPOINT
IRISH PARLIAMENT
Likely % So ~ Members Fall 70 Take
Oath Within ~ Days

DUBLIN. June king George may
have 20 appoint a parliament from the
south OF Ireland he e authorized by
the home rule act 70 do 80 n the mem
bers elected fail 70 take the oath of Of
flee within IA days after the date
fixed for the assombiage % the nsw
parliament.
This fact e important IN view 81
the announcement that the Sim Fein-
ers nominated without opposition fog
the new parliament and thus virtually
elected have been accepted BY the Irish
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05

- a fine swimmer and hunter and has
skill with tools. BE has lived Tor years
among the Omaha Indians IN order 20
learn their language and customs that
ne might make use 81 them in his
poetry Omaha Indians have given
him the name ~Ths Little Bull Bur
faio.@ In 1865 Neihardt went up che
Missouri river 20 Fort Benton. the
head of navigation. and made the long
journey down q IN an open boat. and
many o. the scenes passed ara pictured
In his poetry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05

FLORIDA has more varieties 81 trees
than any other state. Her trees sup
ply fruits. nuts. oils. sweets. ayes
drugs. chemicals. tar. pitch. resin. tur-
pentine. gum. lumber, crosa-tea. moss,
etc. AL of these things are Of value "a
man.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05

Florida crews a greater variety 81
products than any Other state and caa
grow more crops ON the same land -
: single season than any other stats
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
TOKEN OF ESTEEM TO SPEAKER
JENNINGS AT CLOSING HOURS
IL OF The LEGISLATURE SESSION

bers kfiled time with farewell adj
dresses. Most q these were touching,
some II them bordering On the sub
lime
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05

Florida has the largest pecan grove
in the world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
nIifiIOyEN's BIRTHDAY
tFl.IhhAIID Bi PIANO Pills.

The piano pupils ~ Mrs ols T.H.
i1.. sIngrd their rsFuar celebration
~ Ir.uo.ruH birthday Saturday
.fHroou boo connection vIfH H delight.
. Christmas parity .f tn. bonn. ~
fiHI f'H.i-l nn lgi2 Taylor sr..f
Tho home ana entertaining rooms
H.. made lffrscils" alfh .ur.. ~
ftr rmlH decorations. End following
.E iH'Hr sting musical program com.
Ine.i OFF elections from Beethoven. .a
NH.H "H Yf tho children faa. pati t..
hYnr tHH.HE INTO th" dinne room wore
f'.nsU nH.H disclosing Beautifully
f"nl1f'l Christmas tree. nu rhi.h waa
I.ut d4In'. rffa Of Tiny heather bound
hoo.f .4HiHhInE gems from American
HH1 English uu'fH Here dainty o..
f..lm'H'. H'Ir served 20 Bessie n,0e.
w.N idara COMEDY. Eun..o Cooper.
AH'hDI.n Green. Winefrod Johnson
Maynard johnson. Ardsth johnson.
idHr'r t1r.YF'. May Frances Latia
lunt iHH Frances smith. Corine
Upton. I.n Baden Gw,ndolyu Carl.
iou L'Hh Whitaker and Edith Hewl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
SOt iAL MOTIFS AND
PERSON NJ MENTION.

" and Nrr q D. Reid has. moves
from their hrme on 500 Harrison str..,
20 1908 TafI0r street
Mics sadie Claude Curtis who hla
ben attending Science Hu school .,
sh''ih} $40" XIV b. spending M. hoii
days win Friends Boo lndiananolis
MisH tafUfD Cheney WW uafd
Chiisimhs Nith friends in Nebraska
Miss cheney a 20 student n tB. rr
VeFsl'E OF Nebraska lt Lincoln
Mis- nu Tuhgr who haa I..r
''i'hing BOO thr Coleman High :. b..I
MS winter. arrived bom, g1rrd4, fr
me holidays
Ai-' I'u'.l' Work. who hls been
'oa' hilr school near VEGA. vu return
hoin' "Wednesday
Jum.s utn Tuluy, who /. r., .a
''tiht '.1A CTS will arrive hom. Sl'uf
A'y Pr. spend tho huHdays With Dad. ar
'ais Iulg, and Mrs OTIS TrIl.y. r,I.
TaylH street
sphh M'1Wk of OV,r'un. N,l.flsk4
va airN. boz 'h, ..fy tho latter ptrt oi
ne H'.s q. |.u h.s wifi. as ,y.s, OF
Mn h.''urts parents Mr ana Mrs
a. "nr''i du.ug th. hallda,a
AIsa'' Frances Hunter and obv.
''A't "'.. .h'" Doc .thr puhI. srhool4
mere ..' Yesterday r sr,nd M. Christ
Tao i--- oifh pltiy.s nnd fr,.pds
90 Alrle r. @ vas
WE % ia.'-ls district ...o,rcr
,"' ...f Benefit Association. has
.'ie'..i Hm, Groom Chudrcss wh.r,
~ ...F Conducted momb,i.
..i 'H.HsH having class OF is0
'h. 'I''.H anniversary campaign
'1i ...H H,-. at ln early date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
HOME COMING or Students
Will. INSPIRE. tCTI.TTIFS

viii the approach 90 Christmas md
Che onmlng ~ the holiday SEASON whom
an ~ the BOYS and girls az ihr younger
SRA. circles u the city arr refuruI1g
l1 large numbers from the sar.l.H
hnis and colleges ~ the country
0fiS - found eagerly mapping UIf
plsns fcr an endless line ~ delight. f.
soca Affairs 10 b. staged during .I
ronn4 Christmas week in honor 81 t0.
bone em.ng ~ this merrs rour
hsfs Beth P0phnm and Pauline
Heel.r arrived home Friday evening
lr0m Underwood Collegr $50 Charlie.
Ais
Ma oliver fioa Eallo arrived bonn.
ytsi rdsy morning from WnshIrg'.r.
I o. whore she mas been "a student ~
Fairmoni school.
Nlss Fay Underwood will arrive nlr.
today from Ward. Belmont Nlat....
Tenn.
Rp Underwood returned home s1flr
'ay trrn Texas Military ln=utlt. "a.
Iuul TEXAS
Aiss.s ifone ana Jewel Morgan aI
ie,grn HON" "Wednesday from CaI.H.
Don College - Music
81. Ruth stanley IL o1u.ct.d hama
r@X' Friday from the Woman.s l..g.
% Ha'tlesburg Mississippi.
hsfs Simon and Anne rruiu.a afl
IVA kHiough who have been stu.l...a
q = O. az FeTi worth ihls vIr...
aHi arrive hom" today for the nnIIdI.
Miss Doris Mobiles viii return r...
rs edn--'ny from. the STATE Unls,rsfy
at Austin TEXAS
merle Morton. Pete Guvln. Beaumont
9nrusfi Cornelius Gnosh WuaH
n19rs Gordon Butler HanE I.l.
Mar Wall and clara Curris are ,tu...
"a g. arfso home THURSDAY lrnm H.
STATE University
H-..s Erls and May Gus,asus 800
arrive home Friday from me sur, Co.,.
yrnlfr
N.rf works who ~ "a senior fH.
year no T'yls 4 &M viii nrriv. hufn,
fpf hs holidays about No" middle ~ ~.
wesf
Mis- Agnes Vernon. q student II 'h.
Grh collegiate School. M Los Angeier.
today Miss Gean Gusfnsua ulI
'iufn hnm" "Wednesday from p.r.
80 wh'f' sh" mas becn.nitcndlnE g. Q
a and Misses Dofis Mrlck ana Doro'h.
fsnnf-k are expected % arrive HON,
from hat school Thursday
Students 20 the kenta, Rs animf. o.
siituto arriving home hast nighi foi the
lHaihays cecil OBueu Tom T. Duf
nam Ralph Troling.r Dick Bivina and
Darrell Jackson
kuHs~ll Newbnld. who has been ~
tending Southwestern University wIu
arriy" home Thursday.
H"rhcri Wilhorn and I,nlph Harder
10th students u Summons College. All.
lens. vii. arrive homo today
Mtses olive Grigra ana Tun Scr
wood arrived home Saturday from sash
vile. whore They w,rr students 90
Ward Belmont
""Hie) h1frang.r returned hoiu, g,-
''rdny from Tetns Military Coll,g, o.
spend ih' holidays with h.s r1f.ut.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
, -, ai'f it>lllP 90 AMARILLO
nokNL ~0CIETN con.
IlNtfs 10 GROW

H D. fully two hundred
r Amarillo Choral society
E festival h. IN. belief 81
30. na.s watched the progress 81
nus nr Each rehearsal
1'H ..oes iu every section ana
s.Ius ~ most ~ the mus.
the city completed this
hs mo- conflicts in dates
e which A. tho regular
49,. a'fff Pr fhe organization.
~ Christmas vacation a group
49,. t rn md girls plan 10
-. " 20 Hrs .n fact there are sev.
- 80 h'iil saufhfui voicea IN the
ta The original plan vas
..., - m.rh.rship 20 tso or 800
- 'aai al lgeraEe Il g voioes
d. counted -la1 ~ Zach rehearsal
-. So iarrr1 o. hold 'he mem
-. fr .fI jan Is 80 perhaps
=, ~ p ~ mrmisrshlp oonilnues
t'v o. le nr.-nt rate = may
-. 49, - 'i,s. p .aner for wofk
-f Tlaas sha " - 10 sin nay
alT THAI this date
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
tlktiI THREE MEETS
~ tNDi KsON HOME

'f0lr $50 Three ~ the First Baptist
Church m'f Hfh Mrs W g.. Anderson.
1902 ti'lmof" Street. wednesday after.
HSIu.
twenty members woro present and
ih' devotional 't'r'is's were led by
Mfs IinkHOH. who gave pn Interest
inF ulk ou fhr lesson After thr dls
r"sl of numerous business matters. nv
~" president s"anl hour was lu.
dnlr'i Boo ana dainty refr,ahmon's OF
Ninhwi'hH hot coffee snl cake were
served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
Mlts NiBtRRY ENTERTAINS
PRISCILLA CLIR

f'..Ia club wus entertained Thurs
iy afternoon. a' tho home ~ Nh. n
z. Nto'ry log Buchanan Street. d..
rinr.-r at o'clock.
Christmas idea was attractlvely
''ff'ei nl' .u the decoration u tho
where pleasant and
'o. ''" .f'.rulon spent In needle
b-rHF short business session n
''- '''aI that the club should not
..''f again until after Christmas
.'i.. ".'r'rtments were later served
I" .'' m'nHs-s and guests. Mesdamos
Is T.. Sparks aud 7. g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
Bath Robes

If YOU want 20 give a
good warm Bath Robe
for Christmas YOU can
choose one here at a
Big Saving.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

Make a most useful ana ac.
"'p'ali" KIT always. Knock.
ONT rricrs mlkc them especial.
Us Att9cusr. and includes
Ladies Ma,s and Chldr.n'-
Sweaters
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
Mary James Visit To Grandma Susan

side where Mary Jane was sitting,
and said: ''Mary Jane. won't you
give me a little piece of bread with
that lovely syrup on it?" So Mary
Jane gave piece of it to him.
Jimmy said "m-m-m-m"-once or
twice, but he didn't say anything else
till he was all finished. Then he said,
'If folks only knew how good this is
they'd eat Mary Jane Syrup for every
meal, wouldn't they, Mary Janea"
And then he gave her his arm, and
they went to Grandma Susan's to-
gether, where Jimmy Jones helped
Mary Jane to NOW the lawn.
LOOK FOR the next story about Mary Jane
and The Little Old Man in the Woods"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
ROSA GAINES LOVE
SEEKS TO RECOVER
M0RTGAGED LANDS

That a Judgment handed down in
the district court is void because IL
recites that Rosa Gaines Love ct al
appeared by their attorney, Charles
Won Wcise," because she nevccr en-
gagged Won Weisc, and for other rca-
sons. is the allegation contained in "a
petition against G.. Il. Smith which
has been filed in tho district court
and in which Rosa Love asks that
She be granted Judgment which VIII
permit her to redeem property from
q mortgage, and for the court TO de-
termine the amount she shall pay to
redeem the mortgage. The land mas
been sold by order Of the court after
a judgment had been rendered against
her on May 30, 1913, in suit filed
to foreclose the judgment The mort
gage she had signed to secure pay
ment of a note of $500.
Plaintiff states that no summons
had ever been served on her at the
time of the suit, and that she had
never authorized any person to ap-
pear in court and represent her in the
case.
The defendant in the case. c. Il.
Smith, purchased the land AT the
time Of the sale for $1,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
PLAN STATEWIDE
ORGANIZATION OF
THE PECAN GROWERS

o. X. Darden. president Of the Ok
lahoma Pecan Growers association. is
busily engaged at present among
growers and prospective growers get
ting trees in condition for budding
and urging all who have native pc
can trees TO guard them well as he
believes them 10 be among the great
est natural assets to the farm.
The association which was recently
formed here will become state wide
in its scope If the promoters can
possibly make II so. and they are
receiving encouragement from outside
sources that leads them to believe
that their effort will be crowned with
success.
Carter county has a large acreage
OF native pecan trees according to
Mr., Darieh who has made the pecan
Industry a study for a number of
years, and he hopes to see every one
Of them bearing paper shell nuts
within the next few years.
C. f. Ringer, assistant secretary
of the Chamber Of Commerce, is an
other man who is taking great in
terest in the pecan industry. and he
is one of the livest boosters in the or
ganization.
Mr.. Ringer is in communication
with growers in different sections OF
the state and is urging them TO or
sanize for mutual protection.
In the past Ardmore has been a
shipping point for many car loads
of native pecans. and it is the aim
Of the organization to make this city
the center of the industry in the
state.
There is a well equipped factory in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
Let's Go =!
4 TEXAS FAMILY'S
EXPERIENCE

Galveston, Texas.--"After tho food
In 1900. all my family became run.
down, due to exposure Of being In the
water, loss Of sleep, etc. They were
all feeling miserable and the only
medicine they took was DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. BY the
use Of this they were all restored
to health and strength.
"I always keep the Pleasant Pei.
let's In my home. They are an excel.
lent regulator Of tho stomach, liver
and bowels. or for bilious attacks.
I can speak in the highest terms Of
oil Of DR.. Pierce's Medicines.
MRS. j. W. MOSS. 1913 Ave. X.
Send 10 cents to DR.. Piercs's In
valids Hotel in Buffalo. N. Y, for a
trial package Of any Of his rsmedieA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
Freckless Mar
Your Beauty

Without freckles your complexion
would be improved 100 per cent. Der
willo obliterates freckles which have
already appeared and prevents others
from coming out says that faraous
beauty specialist Mae Edna Wilder.
She recommends Derwillo, a simple
toilet preparation which should be aY-
piled night and morning Get a bottle
of derwillo today before you forget
it and watch the freckles fade away.
1t is sold under a money-back guarar-
tee at the toilet counters OF all up-
'o-date drug or department stores IN
this city. Ringer Drug Co, City Drug
Store.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
Notice

We have moved to our new office
in the old postoffice building, 17iS
N Washington, room A. Collections
and adjustments made criminal and
civil investigations. Miles Detective
Agency Phone 1893, Ardmore, Okla.
&c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09

NNE day Mary Jane went to visit
Oher grandmother, who lived up
the road a piece. She had a lot Of
groceries her mother told her to give
grandma. And she had nice sand
wich" of two slices of bread, with a
whole lot of Mary Jane Syrup spread
on them.
Well, she was about half way to
Grandma Susan's when she said, 81
guess I'll eat my nice spread of bread
and Mary Jane Syrup, so I'll be
strong, and able to run errands, if
Grandma wants me to-"
So she sat down and started to eat
when a big, fat woodchuck, named
Jimmy Jones, came right up along
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09

this city that has been Inactive for
some time, but with revival Of the
industry it is contemplated that it may
be again put in operation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09

San Antonlo-The Mexican consul
at San Antonio sent telegram 10
the governor of Oklahoma requesting
that so Mexican laborers, employed by
a Tulsa, Okla, construction company
"be given protection and suggested
if they were not. all the Mexican la
oorers employed in Oklahoma would be
withdrawn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week
Thursday

Lions Club: The Ardmore Lions
Club will meet in regular noon ses-
sion at the Chamber of Commerce,
Thursday. o. c. Lasher, president.
Second Ward Mothers Club: Regu-
lar monthly session of the Second
Ward Mothers Club will be held
Thursday afternoon at the school
building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
ATTENTION MOBILES
A. A. d. n. NJ. q.

Your presence is requested at the,
Ardmore Masonic Temple on March II,
at o'clock p. m, for the purpose
OF organizing a shrine club. All shrin.
ers OF whatever jurisdiction cordial
ly requested to be present.
Wear Your Fec. Adv. $40
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09

DR., A. Fl. Collins Homeopathic Ply
sician, l14h Il. Main. Phone 494. SO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09

LOOK FOR the next story about Mary Jane
and The Little Old Man in the Woods"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01
News i'm
Tabloid

st. Teresa home moves to former
Terry hotel.
Community dinner at Gatewood
school Friday night.
Let's work together" Claude c.
Ramsay says to Young Mems Repub.
Iican club.
Police Sergeant Frank Carter re.
signed Thursday night to go In the
auto business.
Civil war experiences recounted by
Capt. Frank Hubbell at Annory
Thursday night.
Noah Bielharz, nationally known
entertainer, to perform at Y. NJ. G.
A. Saturday afternoon.
Good market in Seattle for best
grade spuds. SO says N. Forth, in.
vestigator for skagit Farmers asso-
citation.
Merchants. your mailing lists up
10 date. Postoffico officials willing 10
help business men weed out dead adj.
dresses.
George sprague. stabbed by his
wife Wednesday night, viii probably
recover, II was reported at city hos.
pital Friday.
New job: David storey. formerly
with Union Pacific. now local freight
agent Of Missouri Pacific. succeeding
+. l.. Maher
Trade Education" Speech by Or.
G. A. Prosser. head Of Dunwoody in
stitute Of Minneapolis. before Asso-
ciaied Industries at Masonic club
saturday night.