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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
VIRGINIA In thc Clerks ONCE OF
the Circuit Court Of Wise County, ia va.
cation, the bih day OF July, 1921
Tic ohiec, of the hcreinbe0w styled
suit is sat forth ia the following notice
| And it appearing 10y affidavit filed ne
eordinr Ia law that thcrr, are ur may be-
persons interested in the subject to bc
disposed OF whose names are unknown.
aud that said petition makes such persons
defendants liy the general description OF
parties unknown, that the said parties are
Nlukmown and their addresses Ate un.
Known aud hat the Morton Trust Com
pany, at Now York. is a nonresident of
the commonwealth of Virginia 1t is,
| Therefore oidcrad that the sand parties
unknown, aS Well AS the parties Etiurd
/ and the Morton Trust Company ct Sew
, York ITO appcnr within ten days after
due publication at tlis order in the
| Clerks Oiire oC uul said Circuit Cont
or AT tile return day ot said notice aud
io what i~ nee, ssary to protect their iu
tcrcsts And 1t Is further ordered that
tlis order hr published once a week for
two successive weeks ia tie Bit stone
Gap Pu,t a newspaper printed m Wise
! County Virginia
RR RoHERrs clerk
10 the Circuit Courto OF Wise County
! Virginia
1 Interstate kailroui Company
SO
l'attie + jackson ! / Jackson, SAM
ucl Aston. b b Iyttie u W i.yitly
Ncruoy u rate, Trustee j & Wheat
! Icy, Wright, Iron coal 3 'oke Compa-
| ny Morton Trust Company. of New
York. and PARTIES unknown, eta al
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-13

Some people are foolish en-
ough to believe all they hear,
including what they say them
selves.
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necessary to project their interests
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condemned by the undersigned for rs
uses ana PURPOSES tor cunstructihr
maintaining and operating mAm line
ID railroad IN Wise county Virginia
extending from the termiuu- ui ij- prs
cnt line la The town oi Nnrtou. duWn
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connection Will the CamNua, llnch-
field and OMu Railway nt ornc.,r Ban
gOr. in scott county Virginia. ana to
award damages II amy resulting 10 the
adjacent OF other property of tho said
j d Clay and parties Unknown. or To
tile property Of amy other pcr,0u hcvond
the peculiar benefits thlt will arorir to
said properties respectively from the
construction and operation 81 the works
OF The undersigned
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same mentioned described and .huwu
IA the letitiuil description plat uf sur
Vcy and profile filed ly tile. undersigned
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Virginia 90 tho 5thiE,y of lnly Ipai
in this proceeding which is -tyl,d In
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tion. plat of surrey Aml profile. rot.r
cnce ), here made. and !, situttci lad
WIS., comfy Virginia on Nuc,i laNer.
and Is described as foliuNVS, namely
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

~ a II h
the Cir,n,it Court of Nisn Comfy in
vacation IN th, 9TH d,,, of .Iuly 1871
The object of III. hnr.iul,,lu,y styl,d
snit IL III forth i'm Tho folloviu,, uot,ra,.
AMI ,n,.,rin,, hy nniI.,vit 6lpd 40
cnr,Iin,, IN ln,y th,,i il,rr,ur an. ,,,n,. h..
persons Interested IN IN. subject matter
to l,e disp,rsea of Wins. name, ar, nm
known, ana tlint tLr SAIL urtitinn ,n,,Ens
snrl n,rsons ,i",cnd,nt. nndnr thn Jon.
eral d>cription az r,riio, unluo,yn
TINT ni,. sid pnrtie. i,r., tmknnwn ana
their addresses arr, uul,nnNn that tir
Morton Trn., Comp,nv az New York
| is a non resident At Virlnin win III
rriurinl nt,i.n in Ne,v Y0rlr t,itv \ y
| II Is. thrr,fore ordered That The said
u,rti,,S nnl,nn,y,t -. yy.ll az rhn M
liz. named do nnn,ur within ion DAYS
AFTER dn, n,tl,Ii,s,iion al tl,is nrd.r in
the clerk : oni,r M nrr s,id Cir,.,it
Court. ar Al tho return d,,y of sniI mo
tive ANA do what uny h. necessary la
uroi,..t tlp4ir interest. Andui. further
or,lrr.t ihttn col,v of this ni,la, b,. MIL.
ii.h,.l unr,,n vn,l for tyn su,r.tsi,,.
,,e.E. in tl,. Bi,, Stou., t;nn pnsi
u,,y-,sne.r uihli,i,.1 in Wisa CnnntN
lNirl,iuin
Il II ROBERTS Clar,
lu the Circuit Court of Wise County.
1 Virginia Ia Vacation
Interstate Railroad Company
a.
Julie Banner. etul
NOTICE
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ORDER or Publ ACAIION
NiRIlNlA lu llle tlcrk Oilicc OF
We li'wi Court "i w Use county, 200 va
cation NE ON day 90 July lHel
iir object "i lhc DETERMINATIONS styled
sull Is a'' lurth lil Inc following notice.
Amd hppe'iing hy NllidaNit ulcd 9c-
c"idine lo law ti'al lhefc are pr rmN he,
persons interested ~ the subject matter
70 he d'sioStI col whose names are 'ni
knoNn' And iNa' sAld petition makes snfh
persons H'iei'hrhl7 10y thc general de-
S'ilt'oN ol parties ''hknnNl i-ntt INC
s"n lNt''4 hi' uhN"nNh 'ud 'hcli "d
ul'NHeA are uhhHNNh ~ ir th'triofe ut-
ue'rH ilA' lHo sAii rHt'"s unhh"Wh, AS
N',i - my p!I'S hAlned 81" api"AT
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'"'s "Iue' l'i 'ilo ''IN 'ih'e "l Gun
s1'n '''n'' 'nHi, OF '' liit ltiufli day
"l 9A'l N.'l,e' Anu No Wh", D, NECESSARY
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',l'i u'"e'''' 'hN' 'l'' "io'l N' pun iSiirH
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Interstate KlihuAd Company
vs
Ellie icksmi. 81 90
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-07-13

The United States produces
more paper than any other
country in the world, but it
needs it in recording the things
that Congress doesn't do.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23
MADLL
w. j. BELL
Full Carrier Service
Representative for Marshall County
Heinphill-R

Two of Madill's most popular young
folks, Rex Rollins and Miss Willie
Hemphill We're married Sunday we
ming at Is O'Clock at the Baptist par
sonage. Rev, Epting, pastor, perform
ing the ceremony in the presence Of
a few close friends of the contracting
parties, Immediately after the corc-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins motorcd 10
Oakland where they took the eve
ming train for Ardmorc on route tn
Oklahoma City for a few days wedding
trip. The bride has for a long while
been a very popular member of Ma.
dill's young set. For the past two
years she has been cashier with
Flynt's Cash store and is well known
and liked by everybody. Mr.. Rollins
is a son of the late Y. c. Rollins. He
has been reared in Madill and is an eX-
emplary young man. Since his fathers
death he and his brother, Doyle Rol'
Inns, have conducted the Rollins Drug
store. His friends are legion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23

man, ! have gained nine pounds.
This medicine has been worth more
than gold to me-
Mrs. Lucy Ragansburg, 5th Ave.
and 31st St, Columbus, Ga. says: 81
would not take one thousand dollars
for the good Puratone did me. l suf-
fered twenty years with Indigestion
and stomach trouble. l became so
weak l could hardly walk across the
room. Was treated by doctors and
took all kinds of medicines without
results. Puratone made me like a diff
ferent woman | am now able to do
my own homework. My recovery has
amazed my friends. I'll praise this
medicine as long as l live"
W. A. Copeland, K. II. ID. /, Girard
Ala. says: when a medicine actually
makes a man gain thirteen pounds in
a few weeks time and overcomes trou-
bles that have been pulling him
down for years he certainly ought TO
let the people know about it. That's
exactly what Puratone did for me. |
suffered dreadfully with rheumatism
and stomach trouble. but thanks to
Puratone | am now a well man"
The POmeroy Theory
Everywhere Mr.. Pomeroy drives
home the basic truth that the stom-
ach Is the organ that governs the
general health of mankind, and 1t is
his theory that if the stomach is
toned up, strengthened and It's func-
tons regulated and properly directed
it follows, Is surely as the night fol-
lows the day that the other organs
of the body will respond and that
the general health and strength will
be restored. Mr.. Pomeroy states that
in many instances such maladies as
rheumatism, so-called kidney disorders,
nervousness and a score of other all
ments may be traced directly to the
arrangement of the stomach. In 9th
er words. according to Mr.. Pomeroy.
the stomach is the foundation of
health or disease. whichever il be,
and If this organ is kept healthy, ii is
almost certain that the whole body
will be robust and free from disease.
Puratone is sold in Ardmore by
Frame Drug Co., 1919 West Main st.
ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23
Patrons of County
Schools Attending
Free Night Classes

Carter county schools are rated
20 high that even the patrons arc
going TO school. according TO Mrs.
Kate Calf ZancIs. county superin.
tendent Two rural schools have In.
stitutod might classes in mathc.
mat.cs solely for the patrons.
Paul Michael. principal at Brock
reports q good attendance during
the four nights each week that
classes are held. Tom overstreet.
principal at Cheek. says attend.
unce at his school Is increasing.
Mrs. ZlneIs has indursed the
plan and will endeavor to institute
similar instruction In the other
s,huoIs Of the county. A. soon az
conditions warrant IT, additional
cOur,ns viii be- added at the Brock
and Cheek schools. she said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23

or more OF ye aldermen. The lee by
ms time was reckoned in British
pounds Instead of beaver SKINS
pounds. - shillings for the shopkeep
er class and ! pound I shiuings foI
h1ndicraitsmen.
Persons receiving the grant wer,
required TO take the oath. 'Obeysant
and Obedient Shall We bee To the May.
or and Ministers OF this city anG
sworc TO take turns at the watch
pay their taxes ana warn the mayor OF
Any Gatherings. Cunventicles or Con
spiracies made against the King
Peace
1t was in the latter part of the
eighteenth century that the practice
OF hestowing g%ratuitous. honorary
freedom OF the city appeared.
Early New York records reclte the
bestowal OF the freedom Of the city
Of New York on Captain Sir Peter
Warren FOR his exploits against the
French and To Generals Shirley.
M%onckton and Gage.
Later there is an entry showing
the honor was bestowed ON tire,
sailors Of a vessel lying In New York
harhor In recognition OF their ser.
Vices iu helping oXtinguish y disas.
trous fire"
The formality had nearly died out
when the termination OF the wal
brought a revival. designed to hon.
or noted visitors. Professor McBair
Said he knew ~ no records showing
the origin Of the practice OF delivering
the "kcys Of the city, to persons re'
cciying the honor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23
THREE CENTURIES AGO ON NEW YORK
Vast Differences Shown in Visits of Foch, Diaz and Other
Notables of This Day.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-"To one freedom of the city
6 beaver sinks"
Entries like this would have dotted the debit side of the
expense accounts of Foch, Diaz, Beatty, Jacques and others
OF the brilliant procession of old world figures drawn to
America in the wake of the world war, had they come about
three centuries earlier.
And instead of riding at the head of triumphal process
Slons to the city halls of various municipalities, there to re-
celVe te freedom OF the city at the hands of respectful may
they would have had to file petitions in court for their free
dom and take oaths not to offend against. the law of the land.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23

their home. MIR. Adcock is a painter
and paperhanger and left .Madill on
account of shortage of work.
Deputy Sheriff w. b. Dickerson has
returned from a business trip to
Temple, Oklahoma.
Miss Claude Kennedy who had been
in Madill visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Blalock has returned to her
home at Noble, Oklahoma.
O. $. Grimmett has returned home
from a business trip to Ringlng, ok
lahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Lawrence have
returned from n visit IN Oklahoma
city.
A, e. Kctchcl and sister, Miss Emily
Ketchcl. who have made their home
in Madill for the past two years have
moved to Ardmore to make -thciI
home. Mr.. ketchel while in Madill ha'
been connected with the Nladill Cotton
Oil CO.
T.. l.. Moore of the Moorc's Auto
mobile Co., has returned from u bust
ness trip to Ardmore.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Hestand has returned
to her home at Sherman after a visi
in Madill guest at the home of he
sister, Mrs. r. II. Chowning.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. wigs left Fri
day afternoon. Mrs, Wigs for a visit
with friends at sherman, Mr.. Wigg:
for Dallas to visit his daughter. Miss
Ruth Wigs, who is attending school
in Dallas.
Messrs A.. NJ. Corder and Charles
visitors in Madill Friday.
S. p. Boyd has returned from Me
Alester where he went to attend a
meeting Of the Scottish Rite Masons
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23

Newspaper clipping displayed in
Ardmore yesterday Indicate that Pom
ery's Puratone is, indeed, the most
extraordinary medicine Of its kind
ever before offered the American pub
lie.
These newspaper articles contain the
statements Of men and women in va
rious cities, who tell in plain words
Of the amazing results that nave been
obtained through the use of this.
The local representative of Mr.. Pom
eroy, when seen yesterday made the
following comments in the matter:
Remarkable statements to be sure,
but nothing at all unusual. Within a
very short time hundreds of the very
best people of Ardmore will say the
same thing-that Puratone restored
them TO perfect health and happiness.
It's the same Old story everywhere
Puratone is introduced. There isn't
a building in this city big enough
to hold the people right here in this
section who are going to be helped
by this medicine. And within two
weeks time the local newspapers
viii contain strong endorsements for
Mr.. Pomeroy and his puratone, given
by Ardmore people,"
The following brief extracts are TAX
Ell from signed statements Of well
known people who have been helped
by this preparation:
Miss a. |. James, 47G Third Ave,
Columbus, Ga. says: MY friends de-
clare | don't look like the same girl
since taking Puratone. l have gained
weight. my face has filled out and my
color is much better. | had been in
a rundown condition fora year. l had
no appetite and the little I ate disa-
greed with me. / had dreadful head
aches and dizzy spells, and sometimes
when / stopped over | would almost
turn blind. All my troubles have been
ended by Puratone. / feel simply
fine
r. W. Reynolds, 4 North Broad St,
Atlanta says: 81 had been going down
hill fifteen years, suffering with
stomach trouble and rheumatism.
Puratone overcame every one of my
troubles and / am like a brand new
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23
YUKON POLITICIANS
FIGHT FOR OFFICE

DAWSON, CITY. Y. n Nov. 20
The sturdy miners Of the bleak Yukon.
whose thoughts have been centered
heretofore chiefly on gold and silver,
have turned TO politics with unusual
zeal. The campaign Tor the Yukon's
only seat In parliament, which IS being
made on dog sleds by Major George
Black. conservative. and i. O. Cong.
don. liberal has stirred their rival
constituents TO the point OF excitement
riyalling a strike OF pay dirt.
Cogdon cast his spell over the iu-
hahitants OF White Horse Friday uight
and is now on 90 800 milo mush Coz
Dawson, whore Major Black arrived
Saturday from Mayo city. Yukou's
new silver camp. The candidates plan
to keep close to each others trail
until the close OF the campaign. Dee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23

Comforting Of the freedom of a
city on a visitor has come 10 mean
almost precisely the opposite Of what
It meant in The young days Of Amer
lea and-earler-in the medieval days
in Merrie England.
1.-THE origin Of the custom Of grant.
Ing the freedom OF the city ~ aliens
is virtually lost in antiquity" said
Professor Harold McBain. Instructor
In municipal government at Columbia
University. commenting on the round
OF brilliant receptions that have kept
the mayors Of New York and other
cities almost constantly In tall hats
and trock coats IN recent months.
1T appears, however. to have grown
directly out Of the medieval o~rganiZa-
ton OF industry on a m|onoplistic ba.
sis, and was originally an economic
measure. pure and simple.
In the old English borough II
amounted 90 a license TO carry ON bus.
ness and, later 20 vote. Without the
status OF "a freeman. conferred by the
grant, "a man could not rise above
Coo rl0s, of employee.
The early Dutch settlers OF New Am.
stDrlum-now New Yurk-sct ur a
similar status. called Burghcr Right,
100 lb4N. as O. protection against Scotch
Merchants aud Petty Traders who
spoil trade and business by under.
selling. Persons not holding the
Burghcr Right were prohibited from
conducting business either with
Christian or heather. Tho fee was
Sis beaver skins
Freedom 81 the city was provided
for iu the pUueau charter OF lest
the first English charter OF Sew
York clt,. and ITS %dispcnsauon was
entrusted TO SEE mayor or any three
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23
Cases Filed in Criminal Court

State of Oklahoma VS.. Glib Burkham
charged with possession of intoXicants
defendant pleaded guilty and was given
$50 fine and thirty days in Jail,
State of Oklahoma VS.. RUDE Ander-
son, abandonment of minor children.
State of Oklahoma vs.. II. c, and
Carl Brown, charged with manufact-
uring intoxicating liquor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23
NOTICE

The Scottish Rite Masons will ten
der a reception and banquet 10 broth
ers c. C. Weith. Otis NJ. Smith. 4. c.
Straehley, Chas. H.. Everett and i. l..
Dunlap, Friday evening the 25th at
Gas p. m. in the basement of the Pres
byterian church.
You are requested TO attend.
Admission by ticket only. Secure the
same from Brother Homer Hinkle not
later than Thursday evening the 2ith.
l.. IA. LOVE.
ROY SHORES.
HOMER HINKI.E, Committee.
u 2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23

Warning! Unless you see the name
"Bayer' on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bay
er package for Colds, Headaches, Neu-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23
Fifty New Books Ready
For Circulation Now
at Carnegie Library

Fifty new books are available at
the Carnegie Library today, the ship
ment having arrived late last week.
In accordance with the plans of the
library association, new shipments will
be received from time to time during
the winter and will be ready FOR cir.
culation within a few days after ar.
rival.
This list classod according 10 troa-
tises. with the James of the authors
first. is as follows:
Eihics-PsychoIOgy-RcliCiou
'Beveridgc: The |YounsNIau and the
World.
Gordon: quiet Talks with Those
Who Weep.
James: Psychology: Brifer course.
MacCunn: Making Character.
Morcey: Girlhood and Character.
Rollins: What can n Young Man do?
Seashore: Psychology in daily Life.
Tarbell: Tarbell's Teachers Guide.
Alley & Blachly; Elements Of Gov
eminent, etc.
Arp; Rural Education and the Con-
SolIdated school,.
Davenport: Education for Efficiency.
Dewey: New Schools for Old.
llngleman: Moral Education in
School and Home.
Lansing: Peace Negotiation.
Smith; Your biggest job, School or
Business.
Strayer: Brief Course in the Teach
ing Process.
Winship: Danger Signals for Teach
ers.
Natural Science and Useful Arts
Breed & Hosmer: Principles and
practice of Surveying. 2v.
Chambers: Breakfasts iuncheons
and dinners.
Einstein: Relatiyity.
Howe: New Stone Age.
Huntington: Principles Of Human
Geography.
Johnson: Theory and practice OF
framed structures 3v.
Laut: Fur Trade Of America.
Blossom: Easy Lessons in Enstein.
Taylor: Treatise on concrete: Plain
and Reinforced.
itAulO ~ -hiuL'is 4 AA1lRANS -
Reinforced Construction.
Deming: Pieces for Every Day the
School Celebrates.
Downing: Landscape Gardening.
Drake: Pioneer Life in Kentucky.
Griscom: Ameriunniation.
Guest: When Day is Done.
F~arnsworth: How to Study Music.
Weber: Putting Young America in
Tune.
Observation-Disclosures
Adams: Twenty Years at Hull
House.
Beebe: Jungle Peace.
Bennett: Your United States.
Bruce; Social life in Virginia in the
Seventeenth Century.
Cook: Our Poets of Today.
Beesly: Queen Elizabeth.
Gardiner: Oliver Cromwell.
Hale: New England Boyhood.
Haworth: Reconstruction and I'm
ion.
Laut: Pathfinders of the West; Mir
rors of Washington.
O'Brien: Mystic Isles Of the South
Seas.
Thwaites: Down Historic Waterways.
Wallace: Long Labrador Trail.
Wells: Outlines Of History.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23

MANILA. D. T., Nuy. -J -rhc Phil
ippine Islands Aut,Tub,rcuIu,is Soc
cicty has appealed TO John ID Rookie.
Teller, Jr, who IS now at poklur.
China, to assist iu the work uf stamp.
ing out the tuberculosis which DO is
estimated causes the death ot gu 900
Filipinos every year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23

Mr.. Boyd was given the degree OF h.
c. c. II. at the meeting
W. II. and Lloyd McCluskey made
a business trip to sherman Friday
afternoon.
J. G.. Moore and Miss Mable Moore
have returned from a two days visit
at oklahoma City.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ayres of Woodville was
a Madill visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ollie Beard of Wood
Vile are visiting with relatives in
Madill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23

Robert T.. Lemons Of Achille, Ok
lahoma, "a; and Miss Marguerite Willis
II, Of Willis, Oklahoma. Il. Il. Rollins,
2l and Miss While Hemphill 81, both
of Madill; S. c. Bumpass, 80 to Miss
Bertha Sliger, II, both of Cumberland,
Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23
"Bayer" on Genuine Aspirin-say "Bayer

ralgia, rheumatism. Earache, T,
ache, Lumbago and for Pain. All
gists sell Bayer Tablets of Aspiri
handy tin boxes of ~, and in be
of "A and 100. Aspirin is the I
mark of Bayer Manufacture of N
aceticacidester Of Salicylicacid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23
Iiiiblc in sas Tongue

LONDON Nov 23-The Bible has
uoW h'en published In s3S different
languages Ton new TRANSACTIONS have
ia."n place In The last twelve mpgths
says ihr annual report of the British
und Fureign Bible Society.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs, James Mundy
To sherman Tuesday Afternoon '
Mrs. Mundy will undergo "a
operation for throat trouble.
Mrs. Mollie Dunn of Sapulpa
NIadill visiting at the home OF
sister Mrs. G.. w. Hewell and ~