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nsgday 20 meet his family who arrived
~ snd Mrs :" 2 Foww~l ard Mfs
os,l1 hsae' sna ~. ,w5s. ags.ss tggSn,sr Ann'
Nr and Hrs Dan 10y and con K0nusth
spent Monday niEhi wlth Dane 'rts.
Mr end Mrs Frsd Rsder snu l,us
daughter ANNA Nae arrived rueFdtJ
e.gh, ftgu Nard'o after Waiting Frsds
Hssdares W D.. hickman aud J. v
ie1rndon yer, enier,..i9,d o. ie,e er,aut,-
na,, m ,,'gn'tN lone go,ne 81 .,no, Ms Mat '"'a'a'
on Sunday Mr ana Mrs Iau votsya
fnteffAirod af their country home ft"
/ niowins Eges's NJ snd hrs Ie'
snd n'M H.. 'wa EniS. o. NiSS' ,Sa M.sRsr 2s vi
n vs. Sargent srd W l.. Hayes and
fpn Danny wof ln chandler sunday fpr
lhe pprUoss NJ committing medical sdvlce
for Danny he bcihg rpiferet u fheu.
natisn f8r The past ais months and
wv nssos coSsn, 'STs '"@i1'1 vent 70 shs~Gss f.
"rhtogrh The p,cs Door fsatur'ns
the Savoy theater Whuo there Mrs
. Cnnsrt was the Eu'at OF Mrs mary
GupdeIl
/ Monday evening p T. cartwright rsy.
/ pulHrd and Frank MARTIN NJ chandler
/ ,ap'ured one ot NJ largest s'ls NO. ~,
/ The stil was located % miies south ~
/ Wslinton and wba ruudurfe1 by two men
| from CElahorN Guy FROM their check
| hooks and other papers u would aretu a'
/ though they lived Iu nearby every town In
/ the state Along Win ne son me offi.
I Gers got five gallons ~ whisky. several
.orsI .nn"f'' s,,sp ..sRs ~ meal mss ana ,bs two
mon The goods flilcd five cars and they
/ chandler wbsre ihe prisoners wora placed
. fu Jan 90 await TRIAL
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Mr ana Mrs. Lee Alien Of chelsea spent
saturday visiting relatives here.
Mrs B. &, Msuidu of Mounds, visited
Mrs' o o. Michel and small son Bsr
sppnt Monday in Tulsa shopping
T. F schauf OF Tulsa spent Monday
here attending 60 business matters
Dr. e. t. Mc"slium returned home
Monday from hunting trip To Locust
nrs. H. j.. Trout ana Miss Alpha Le
Grand are spending several days IN Lo'
Mi~ Go.die Thompson returned Mon
day from an extended visit with irieud'
To ONuh1Wu city.
Mrs j W. Woods was called 90 Tuisa
this week by tho illness of her brother
lu-Iaw. James Hulott
Mes Pred johnson attended the creek
rounfy rally OF the baptist W1msns mis-
MOuAfy society tn Brlstuw Friday
Miss Airline Christopher OF blackwell
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs y. O
WILLIAMS Of south BlNby durns the week
Mrs John y. Garrison OF Montreal, Mo.
ia here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rer
Hraton and her SON Leonard II. Marsh
Mrs. Robert mccoy. &c., and daughter
home ot Judge end Mrs gaylord wilcox
W " Woodward u Paris. Texas, lefl
1urHd-y after visiting several days VIII
an OLD time friend. City Commis-ionei
Joe Gsmbill
rhe little son Of Robert Axteil ~ stan
ieyytie, who has been ~ here viii
friends with typhoid fever. is gettinf
along nicely.
Phu Bernhard " Kansas CITY. former
this week attending business matters ant
greeting Old friends.
Mrs George collins Mrs. Franz
Jucksch and Mrs sam shrader VIII en-
Collins December ~.
Nr- Robert keenan, entertained yer,
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4. D. Edmond rclurrnd 10 rulss Mon
M,s Fus wyker was Shawnee vls.
i'of TurHdsy
- " Roidlng NJ MesAer was tho Tri.
int guest pf Matt NUtavn, route o.
UD. aud Mrs g. NJ Morris were sun.
day guests NJ Mr and Mrs. =. j. Holt.
Albert and Ed Eulnva " route we're
gunata ThurHday uf Raymond phillips,
Master iluEhie Mason % davenport Il
spending the week. with an aunt on route
two
Ntr nnd Mrs Rley Radon have moved
20 the l.. T. Harrington farm. north Of
ravaon.
T. y uendou and A. O. Williams were
sunday dinner guests In Payson Of Mrs
Mias Helen Day Kramer N Mound Citv
Mo. arrived Monday Tor an extended Visit
e. q Lake spent Friday nisht At the
home Of his mother Mrs W, y, Fowl
welt iu this town
Helen de1id Davis ~ Arkanss. Oity
Kan. kriysd Wednesday TO visit reis'
Mr. knd Mrs Fred Sebastian ot Mockcr
were dinner guests Friday ~ Mr and
Ar, n N. SeNton.
MiAa Myrtle Hurd wss the sunday
gucst ~ her sister. Mrs. Florence Rack
bau baker of Prague spent Monday
niEht st the homo o. hts sister, Mrs
y l.. wallace, route
Mr. and Mrs. J. y Hsrndon had -.
their guest tho fret nf the week u. |
Miss Jeanette Keliingaworth ~ Holly
Colo, arrived Mouday for u months visit
with s.riends near Prague.
CuNa Fowlwcll, Clarence Taylor, John
Nicely ana ueorge niShop motored I,
Mcekcr Saturday afternoon
peloert Menascoe of SPARKS was th'
%r". fosis ms Gs Ss" Ss, o. H ,Ss 1ssG SS" 'o"'"'
n c. COnsnt went TO shawnee Wed
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Informally Tuesday afternoon
g mpany ~ friends Of her house s
Miss Dorothy Hennage Of Tulsa
MI and MIS-. Clyde Me Masters o' Pa,,.
christmas with their parents srf 'sa1
their brother Mayor McMastars hrI wv
hesdanies 9. g. Taylof MARY Solids ~
r 9. unger went 20 Tulsa Tursda. ut..l
they had luncheon and then attended, ~
bllly sunday meeting IN The apar16s-
Two tables OF bridge wetc formed 4,
Cartheli Burnett lizzie ThrFt atb..
lawicr. Maude Wilkinson. Helen Ta,i,s
Helen Nichols and Miss Hennars ''''
dinner guests. Monday evening.
Mra. Roy Harp and daughf.rs y.
and Naomi. Mra Garrison of M.rifs.
Mo- and Ralph Harp u st t,..
Mrs. u Mcpougal reproesrl.tr IA,
y. y. 9. end Mts. 4. " Hilnrman ra,l
tesenting the w G 2. IT,. went A., 1ss'
ma"toT np,nn wy " ne ies,s,iSo s''.-t d,
Women representing 1900 women voter,
The woman's Missionary society .,
the South Methodist church hold a bl'
meas meeting Weduosdsy in Oh. tNH.|t
Officers elected tor next year w.r. r-..
dent Mrs. II. ~ Boulton, v'oe rr dr-'
Mrs g. j. davenport secretary Ns
The II. y. o. sIsterhood, m.. f-is,
Tor luncheon at I o'clock with M-a A1d.
Hillcs, with bug.uess meeting tgov.
lig. MIS- " T. Murphy NuH '..
guest aside from the club mrmb... Tt.
next meeting VIII be held 300 tH. Hssl.
[ with Mrs. =. ". Cheshire.
The primary teachers of tH. urs.
I byterlan sunday school met Tuus..s tUt
Mrs. Crrekmoro wallace, go s... Nh.
kugec. fpr their monthly lunch. ,
I teachers training class followed f.. lunch,
. con. The January meeting Will U. bsa
with Mrs Homer Hyde.
Mr. and Mrs. W e. Jueksoh a..auu,.
the marriage 90 their SON. I4u.rs
/ JuckSrh and Miss LCuora ta'u0 m -,
November 80 a. Madrfa cal IH.r "
/ make their home In Fresno. GaI YH1
Mr.. 1ucksch is employed a. su1.f.. VII.
/ the California Associated HaIsiu ..r.nsn,
Mrs l.. W. Marks and Mrs Drufu +.
4 ~ ~. 81 qnotvk,rptz .t o..
. burnett home. were honor g4laFa 90
I line party given Saturday %. ur.
/ OrodykoonfE. followed by an ir. ou4f.
at the home,
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EHII

Mrs ". " Gamble of Tulsa Is Visiting
he aIairr Miss Coco klnE
frst party nos, rassdayy evening at Hotel
oxford
Tho y. NJ e.. A has established a class
ln blouse making and has large mem.
bsrahin.
Mr ana Mrs nertram Byeriy o' Homer.
la have been vlailins friends and reln-
iivea here
The Pueblo Campnte rIrlH mot with
Niles Louise nvneo and spent the time ln
prrpsrinE ChtiAtmas Rlfts
Mr and Mrs John Gurran spent th"
tended tho state bsr exam mlnation
SATURDAY. evening an informal eyening
y dancing was enjoyed by men hcrs of
Friday evening thA pi Delta Kama IRA .
tcrnity fave dance at Kennedy hall at
which lrage number enjoyed the eve
Mrs Frank CORY returned wednesday
from culver. Ind. where she visited hor
Hon John. who Il attending military
Tho members q Jgs,.a Mere club met
with Mrs. A u Hamilton and took
their fancy work this week A luncheon
was served NJ the close of the afternoon
Mrs. Leonard rurnas enterieined the
p quad ,hrd elue ,,ty Ih,ursd"y o.. rr,an rn9onn
Ashton Wren. O. II. Hall and Carl WI.
llnmf
ernoon vesper services 1T tho W &. 4,
last sunday was that the program wac. IN
charge OF young men from Fhllins uni
versity
The Dary News hos issued Invitations
for all who wish 10 be "Eoud followy' tn
hand their names IN AZ once, and iither
family or q child win hc apporvonad
TO than
rhS .a-rrhers ot Enid chapter d. \. r.
sent over 500 books a. the BOYS school ~
Granite thia week. with several years ~
me YOUTHS Companion and American hny
maraEtnrs
Mr. md Mrs o. n. Mavbcrrv were
host ana hosteas 60 the "uld awimminR
crowd on Thursday evsnia who gathered
90 renew acquaintance and enjoy 80 eve
ming 81 cards
Tho =. ". q. chapter. @, met with Mrs
W, y. Fran'x And Mrs. l. = Whitsou ~
the home ~ Mrs Frnrta The Sisterhood
cnlprs yellow and white, In roses. were
used In decoration
Mira II W. Trippitt Of woodward 70.
turned home after a short visit with her
mother Mrs. y. G Slmons Master Rob.
ert Trinpitt remained for longer visit
with his grandparents
Miss Ruth Kauts entertained the A. @
| club members with a chti suppsr, The
g,ris enjoyed line party 20 tn. Riaitt
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VIZ " Z l'HNaNHt
WE klrg un" inf1n, con have
MIS- Helen could % E,aeusns' 0, me
Ms W Terry T. in s.daia. No.
'elled BY the hlnosF or % sister.
= ~lsd W Bau hss triI.I.I u i.rtfa.
MIV Wayne H'n 10y naH tlnr p" At
Mrs r,,l., s,5 5"ysi,., M usft
90, ,erg ihs hpuf' guests of NJ. end Mo
W. w. Riley.
the comiur wssf far Winter .oioorp
IN thfornia
MI ono Mra y ". h'h'.k Hr" rnend
norihern uoiru
Ml'n LgUNi1. Eus'WgHi NgH t"'"fm.o
from io l7,a visit in Kansas 'l"
,halrh rob" ha. in.nsl Ma .''' 10
yHio99u"tqle ~ ~ wh.'' s'' Doe '''"
E. VI smith of Keuau.g l former
ptnuiFcH resident N iIr runH. f1r BE-
ieN DAYS " uioudh in ihiT Wy
Mrs . Http lrt Ill'F igr Lar
roncoViln ll., tH fpouI 'hH 'hfHtWAH
sossson IN ~. home 9f h'r uJcn's. .-,...
Nj ana NrH a. 81. t"l'Iu "ntnth hIned
fdlnnrr gucs's uu Monday evening N honor
H NE a D. tunk ~ Anrglu. N'o ,.,
weeiu' visit in i,,naaa cIu. where NE
carter vil Join h.f 'a'or u fur .uth
Nfs. John J. iHf' hhH f"iu'nrd rom q
lew wcche Nmil Win mon pat"n'a Mf
Mra COIN kr. hna .etuW'i ~ h"r
mono in nto,hcrtiige Texas fpllrwi7E q
NiHil IN thr homo ut h'I WIihT ara I.
,hgU. -
Mrs \ q. Ihr au1 tw1 dhlFh'Hrs ha'e
teiWued in ihrr hu.u' Zoo btt' 'rNI
Following two woke vllI' WIN tria.
Nyse here
Mlrs Troy Raster vHa hoHtcaH 10 me
laipmH guh nn Monday evening when
doiiFhtfH luncheon ful0wtd thn bus'
moss m,rIoF.
MIS- n q. Nuhe ni Iuau.I. t'tng VINO
he's been guest ~ Hrv'fu wvotH in me
home NJ Mr ana MIS- john " Robe. has
returned TO- hct homo.
MtH " H. Terry hrd Mrs. " a Den
nlT were nnrtr-HrH 10 the baughtefH Of
ths American hrNolution on. monday %
thc nom, ~ me former
MIS- Joseph hleR0l entertained tuon
hers 20 thr Joan bridge ciub on Thurs
duy Wtouoou when top score wsh mad"
by Mrs ID. w. lrehte
Mrs ~. :. dhea ana Mta "; bruner
rhdsy in tho homo ot Mrs uiR. Mem
bets of ne colerio club were gueais
MiHa Jrsnlr Ven flraNg Moore % on.
Wuget and Kenneth q. NatshAll " Ohla.
nome ,iY we're mafrioa ON saturday IN
Mrs a. - Cochran ana Miss Mabel
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n ST. aod Me- 4 w. d- Grafshrisd for
tfe sn.fea danss Monday evening
held Ito fepul,r kssung sturdy afier
noon at iiptrl HovetH. An insifuCtvs
'na ln'3e'gna, p',,sesfsm -ss IHyen p.,,s
rAftetfon entertained with luncheon -
toauiltu uprolrfmsntr Thursday anet
noon a' lhs home Of Mrs Wilkinson, 1913
Vr uortre i.awdy Igat Fon du -,
'n'r'W'rcl 'he Y'ang MaironH bti9ggs
I",.,.s@P' m,5R. Is: his%S.i' ssara ' ara re. r,
f'lved t1" cub favor. tvo MET cmbroi-
OF st im,a Mrs = H Katss Of viblts
anf Ir John fhnoklofpfd
The roife Dancing club snter'aincd Win
one af no most unique dances o' ~" sos.
.un when 10 EHrH itH 'tuuptfY carnival
uaU at ius lntal sewers MONDAY. evening.
D,.0rs uf rod Hrd yellow. presented a
faa "ioFn on 'hs farm appearance with
t1 represent every known character from
INr luIufY HfWufntfr fu the city aIrkrf.
' grana mach yys, ya, Led ~ the eoss'ieisa' ,,
,o" Gd. Of & ,n. pfsss, ' ~ .i,ats Sf' ot the week
5ao. 1855, ;a 81 ''T,a1a69 1aSt6 fll,l.oa,s Ta19 @
srla.t'lg'ii vn 9, ohson h,idse In
.
thrv were beautifully decorated with
French packets tled Win lavender tulle
Aud containing yellow and lavender Chrys
authomunH Vases ~ the gihut chtyaan.
tttuura adorned the rooms and ne AZ
pu'utueut4 ~ tho luncheon completed tho
yuIur motif ~ yellow uNd Ihvenhef
pretty dance was given ~ Hotel
eevcfs Tuesday evening whom Mr. ana
Nrs Dlenn A.sofn and Mr. and Mfs clyde
rhompson enicrtpinod Tho ballroom.
we're decorated with quHntitios ~ roses
and rrsDncry and the punch table was
adorned with cut glass and vases NJ
American neauty roses ana lighted with
iall rcd topers In .silyer eanilesti.ks
DURING tho evening there were several
favor dances Hnd the house party wa
composed ~ M and Mrs j. 4 DeWui
Mr and Mrs Francis stewart Ma and
EaRsn Mr. and Mrs Fred Urett Nr and
Mrs Frod Hfuga. nf. saa Ara. y r.
/ uailantiae. pf. ana Mrs. WIN pat Flte
/ Mr. and Mra Louis Duncan. Mr.. and MfH
/ T. " nraEdon ~ and Mts Glenn Al
I corn aud Mr and Mrs clyde Thompson.
There WIRE about 200 guests and the
/ out ~ town guests were M. and Mrs y
+ o. shipiey ~ Haskell Mr. and Mrs J.
/ g. Amith ~ 90 Louis NJ and hrs. ,
~ katcs amt hlss Laura Milford of
. AIulta.
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Miss RUBY Russell ~ Hartford AR
Mrs H J Dicksrhon ot Latwiil md
formerly NJ Hsnfys'ta, Is the guest oi
NJ and Mrs charles Duncan are
s7enflnR the week In Fort Smith. visit
ius Mrs I,uncans brother
The Uelphian chapter Viii 'Isrt Fr.dsy
afternoon a. the community haii Tor iu
roGular meeting Mrs. X. - Y. Hummer
vstI bs the .eader for the afternoon. when
they will study Shakespeare's plays
hrs J g.. HIGHS ana daughter linsqei
arrived Tuesday from NSvada. No. Miss
fiasscl sho has been attending me Getty
was called 70 bring her home She is re-
ported 60 be- Improving.
a call meeting ~ ihs Zeta NJ ifeuhefs
~as hold with Miss 1uanita Medcsf 800
North eiyib. FRIDAY evening ~ 4 so un-
go O'Clock 20 discuss bus i1sss matters.
iniuston of tne new m.s,mh"rs vi ,3.te
man Monday evening at o'clocH
Mrs J. u jarvis was hostess 60 the
bon Jour club Monday afternoon whcn
Mosdame8 clyde Duyau. w hadger
. afternoon was spent iu fancy work after
/ which salad course with hot chocolate
Ars. q. y Mckinney a week from Tues
The December club met wed1ssAay ac.
arruon with Miss HELEN lin llr A 10
o'clock The afternoon was sucu m Tar.
cywofk and ~ me close rette'h,m
were served Those yrN4"ht were Nissee
1rar. prtrhett Attesno Davis Mnvlnp
/ Diamond Eleanor Kintald, Ramona k'u.
& rir,csc ,,d ofiys guIlih
h'.rys' w ,u"uaD..AI, -, "iirE, clth mat ,,ith
4 a., ~" - ps,,cb.v d.. at there
/ 80, ,o"t ,Ce.t cv,,,rpirrs strcet on
r,.t, ION, IN. I,ts IA linz con
I hS @ ,g,,,rt off tho SINS NAV
0or 80 va Az nae, " Nrs Nflitred
, i,ou ,.,,,",T W.T. ygs,e su,.te
nu..s,n aTn ~, ,..,,tm.s ttIrh ICES wore
sS. p,.. g.,trru and N~ Ev.
n.H.u' ~ ~ '''7 'y'. ,',.s ~, tbs aa,ue n
g,Tt't ~ i,,,, ~ .er,.cd
49, tTnrhr" rubsrks was a pisnslng
,.,., ,,'tr,,,,ay s,tcrnnon whom sbe
~. '",r's ~ tssf,,t - niuff bsyine - aIfi-
uouy W nra 80" ~ ,ntin,ytng Af,,dg MOS
tttou" HgNv.s.,,,r I, sbcctlcv Sol IA
/ usrulu 'PN"N'u, e. t,d,y.rJs EirIcr q.fI.
D'"he.'g =, Nti,asc, ACer beipr en-
J .tnu ".tr o,cio,k b,rbaon the
/ ystta.nvu W. w -, t. risy,ry bridyo Ia
atgrn'1n Nur 'n,niu,' Vas ,tatorious
Wn',n ".5 -. - - NJ Eig,rds
/ .nI We - '''''''''7 ~
/ TOT ne kut'ls' -, Al. v... mai.
o., lhe shHasvhen, o. S a.. usryv
I N''tt,. ton,r,in n 10 cant
Ncrrntg 9t o. ,.. a.",,n'u,S, ~ -, H. and NJ
Evan Dhu 'amer"n; son on VT. 'na MI, W
~ - .NntIoh OF 'suG IT,, ,t,I LIZ ,srs
ev"h shn'unSSo,Ut '" NJ, ts ~, ,sts tinre
AI'yi 'ne N,uuans' ., %a,,s,r ro,,s,o, VINO
~ we n.a' 'u.,u,,'' -, sy,rtaenth dtvis.
H'ti '"l'I M''n 'uur.,,t,,I,t i 60 he
Nv" "a f3ur nonths furiough. Al
a. bsreuts horc
The queen Esther circle Of ne TrssoS ,,o0 .
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where luncheon was served cafeteria styie
we're Mesdames y g. v Hummer. II y.
Boswell. u Wheeler. o. ". burroughs
and v v kinEsbury About one hundred
and twenty guests were received during
the hours of from 10 to G so She out
ff-town guests were. Mrs. Richard l..
johnson of Allen. Mfs g. n Rohrer OF
McAlester NesdAmes Frank L. warren.
r. o. BUsby. l.. e.. LAwaon ana ". a.
Howell OF iioldenvillo and Miss Cleora
F9rbls Of Independence. Mo.
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Mi'sKO,!IE.

U~orrc UoHruthHi ut st Louis ia tho
guest ur Robot AthuCk'a. on NDrth %.
Mrs. Hoy Fheips, Nprth Fourteenth, Who
has been ~ for The pRat two weeks n
ouuNHloHrtnc.
Mrs. ueofre Ramsey, 5gi North Thir.
teonth. entertained Informally With cards
Thursday afternoon.
W. =. peWar, who has spent tho past
year IN Wichita Kan has returned Go
hes home. ~ Capitol Place
The Shriners dance was given ~ Re
duuin temple Wednesday evening, About
iho shrinerp aud their guests were
present
The memhera of the Town aud Country
club entertained with dinner dance
Thursday evening. About 200 guests we're
present
Mrs, Ralph Paterson entertained with
an afternoon bridge Friday at the homn
of her mother. Mrs, J. ~ Wilkinson
bertrand Canfleid ~ Kansas city and
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Permanent waving. Vogue Mari
nello shou, 624 s. Main St.-Adver-
tisefnent
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Tho meetings of the r. y. : club ha,
been postponed until after Christmas.
Mrs. Alfred BAxcudale has as hor gues
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A remarkable organization, with unequalled
facilities for production. A sincere desire to
serve the cause of good music by producing
instruments of true worth.
MADE by Lyon & Healy'' means that the
Washburn comes from the same workrooms
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i RHEU NJ A IT'S NJ
Physician Believes a Real Remedy for
the Disease Has Been Found.

Rheuma. the wonderful rheumatism
remedy now sold by druggists every
where, gives quicker and more lasting
relief than other remedies costing
many times as much.
Rheuma passes the deadly poisonous
secretions into the bowels and kidneys.
from which they are quickly thrown
off in a natural. healthy way.
Read what a reputable physician
says about Rheuma: 81 have made a
most careful investigation of the form
ula employed in the manufacture Of
Rheuma, and | heartily recommend it
as a remedy for all forms of rheuma-
tism. | find Rheuma far in advance
of the methods generally employed in
the treatment of rheumatism, and al
together different in composition from
the remedies usually prescribed. DIR.
NJ. c. Lyons.
This should give any rheumatic
sufferer confidence to try Rheuma on
the no-cure-no-pay plan. A. G. Luken
Drug Co, will supply you.-Advertise-
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-25
RED POET LAUREATE
POPULAR FAV0RITE,
GOOD PROPAGANDIST

MOSCOW, Nov. 25.-Demian Bedni,
the poet laureate of the Kremlin, is
far more of a popular favorite than
Robert Bridges, the British poet laur-
cate.
Demian is his family name and
Bedni means The Poor" But he is
far from being poor in the generally
accepted sense. He has a good apart
ment at the Kremlin, travels on spe-
cial cars ana enjoys great distinction
He was well known as a poet before
the revolution but rides Pegasus so
skillfully under orders and is so sue
ceSsful as a writer of propaganda
verse and so good an orator that he
has been very useful to Trotzky and
other leaders. He frequently travels
about with prominent Bolshevist chief
tains and has found much favor with
the Red army, to which he reads his
political verses.
Demian is a robust, typical Russian
of 40, who has great physical strength
and personality and is not compelled
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to rely on eccentricities OF dress or
manner to attract attention.
The revolution brought out a large
crop of new poets and near-poets, who
cast aside all the traditions of old Rus
sian verse-makers and announced that
art would throw off its shackles. They
Immediately scrapped Pushkin and the
other old favorites of the Russian pub
lie. They went in for yers libre- But
the public failed to follow. 1t chung
to Pushkin.
Have Own Cafe.
The imaginist poets have their own
cafe. They call it The Stall of Pc
gasus." Long-haired bards with low
necked shirts and soulful eyes read
their poetry there. But foreigners who
don't understand Russian make up a
| majority of the audiences. Chercheini-
witch and Yesenyin are probably the
best-known of this group. There is
also a group of proletarian poets head
ed by Alexandreffsky.
! But on the whole rhymeless, ryhthm-
! less poetry hasn't been a great sue
! cess and the average man insists upon
having jingles. He may be Commun
list or a Bolshevist in politics but in
literature he clings to old writers and
in art TO old painters.
| Vereschagin and Repin still hold
their own in the art galleries in spite
OF struggling artists who have trieC
to convince the public that it mus
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-25
MACNIDER IS KNOWN
AS SMILING, DYNAMIC,
TWO-FISTED, HERMAN

MASON CITY, Iowa. Nov. 25.-Han
ford MacNider, the recently elected
national commander of the American
Legion, is known by his comrades IS
smiling, dynamic herman, possess
ing enormous energy-a man that
works hard and plays hard.
Mason City knows him only as "the
only child" of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
HMacnider.
MacNider was born in Mason City
80 years ago. He begun his education
in the Mason City public schools, con-
tinued his education at Milton Mill
tary academy, at Milton, Mass, and
finished at Harvard in 1911. Then
for five years he worked as a teller
in his fathers bank here
McNider went to the Mexican Dor
der in 1916 as a first lieutenant in
the Iowa National Guard. When the
war came, he resigned his commits
sion in the national guard in order
to attend the first officers training
camp at Fort Smelling in May, 1917.
He was given a provisional second
lieutenancy in the regular army and
assigned to the Ninth Infantry, which
with the Twenty-third, made up the
regular army brigde of the Second
division.
Serves AS Instructor.
Soon after arriving in France in Sep
TENDER, 1917, Mr.. MacNider was sent
to the army candidates school at Ian
gres as an instructor. The service at
Langres was boresome. His old di-
vision was at the battle front, win
ming honor after honor. In May
1918, MacNider was transferred back
to the Indiana Heads division.
His record from then on can be re
lated along with the campaigns of the
Aisne, the Marine, the st. Mihiel and
two offensives in the Meuse-Argonne
He was promoted from platoon com
mander to company commander, ma
ior and battalion commander, ther
lieutenant colonel and regimental com
mander.
MacNider was wounded at st. Mihie
and was honored with the Distinguish
ed Service Cross and one cluster
Chevalier de Legion d'Honneur; Croi1
de Guerre with five citations for bray
cry, five palms, one gold and one sll
yer star; Fourragere and the Italian
war cross. He was given three cita
lions in general orders.
Became Adjutant.
After the Armistice, Lieutenant Col
onel MacNider passed into the bertt
of division adjutant and was mustered
out in September, 1919.
From September, 1920 to Septembe
1921. MacNider was state commando
of the American Legion in Iowa.
While holding the state office, h
advocated and saw enacted into law
legislative program including sol
dier's bonus bill, bill giving ex-sOl
diers preference in public offices, ant
a bill exempting veterans of the worlC
war from taxes on personal prOpert,
up to $500 He looked after the hos
nitaliZation OF IoWa's disabled soldier