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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
VRAH Sc DUKLADNE. PRIPRA-
VOVAL.
PRAVf, zE JIZ v LETE KOUPIL DYKU MA ZABITf
PREMIERA HAIRY.

Toxic, z list = Pfiznani Ryich Nakoy, vraha Takas
Harry aponsk6ho premera nasvedcuie re svG
no pTipravoval
Censura iez bya drady ma podrobnosti oku ma
premera pohnuky ez nemu vedy bya castecne odsra-
nena dnes Nakoa sopova premera vyhledavae pfezost
probodnout e kdyko Hara opouStel nadraz Vzdycky
vsak potka nezdarem nasedkem slime pocen hidky koem
premera We SVEN doznan Nakoa pravf re koupi d5ku,
terou usmr premera mnu6 eto re od e doby ocekaval
ten pravy okamzk Nespoehvesi casopsy zdes prav re
Nakota nem6 zadnych spouspklencd
Sarsi satnfc radi palac dnes hlavnim pfedme-
tenn ech pozornosti bylo premerstv Pokud znmo zad-
nym vysedkum nedospeo bya vsak pima vymena nahed
mezi markyzem Saoniim markyzem Matsukaou baronem
Maxine
Dnesn pohfeb premiera Harry by nanevse iednoduchy.
ObfadG obydl s1casni ienom osobni pTaele Mayor
Goo zastupova mesto obcany Obady vykonany byy bud
hckym nezem sedm assstentv nacez rakev odvezena do
havnho stanu Seyuka kde poozena olta koem nehoz
tiice di pro mezi nimiz by zastupc cisaskeho domu
prncove pon marSalkove mins Dnes veGer dopraveny
pozstaky ku zvastnmu vlaku nemz odvezeny budou
Morioky, kde pochovany budou II. listopadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
WAX PREPADEN BANDITY.
LUPICI ZRANILI KLERKY A ROZTRfSTILI POSTOV.
nj KARU DYNAMITEM

Chicago z. list. = Pet zakuklenych muzG automoblu
dnes vecer pfepadlo vlak Illinois Central drahy
mil jih cd Paxton Ill., postrei tTi kerky, rozb dynam
tenn pax zapali postovni karu uie nekoka pyemi re-
gistrovanych postovnich zasilek
Lupici die vypravenf jednoho vakovych zfzencG
automoblem az rat dali obvyky signal zasaveni
vlaku.
Kdyz lokomotva pfibza zvona mistu, stroll
vedouci topic uvan by revovery rukou upiGu nafzeno
Jim sesoupit dolI Parostro zavazadove kary kara po-
sovn byy pax odepjaty cd oatnho vlaku bandte zae
mimi as pG mile daeko.
Dynamtova parona bya poozena pod postovn kar kdy5
klerk odepel oevf dveTe roztrfSt6na
pc chopvse nekoka py regstrovanych zslek nalozi
je do automobu. PAX karu zapali.
Tf postovni kerkove byli streen kdyz posavl upi
Cum odpor Prvni zpravy sdeovay re eden byl zabt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
STAVKA ROzVAzEC0 lLEKA HROzl
ROzSIRENfM Ma NEODVISLE
MLEKARNY.
UREDNICI UNIE JSOU PROTI MOVE.
MU STRAJKU DOKUD PRVNI
NEBUDE UROVNAN.
SOUDNf ZAKAZ MESTU, PREVZfTI MLEKARNY
PONECHAN V PLATNOSTI.

odmrSt6na 70 vterejsjho slysn~
nj Woods Sc dCstal do vel.
ostre debaty pravn;kem "a
stupuiicim ml6karnu, S. II.
Toolesem a f. H. Ginnem, ta-
iemnikem spolecnosti. Jmeno-
vany pravnik Jest zastupcem
The East Ohio Gas Co. a The
Standard Oil Co. Zastupce me-
sta naval mlekafskou stavku
neivetSim volebnim podvodem,
ktery kdy byl spachan pravni-
KEN plynarny a mlekarna jest
vinnou, re stavka nabyla tako-
vych rozm6ru. Pravnik arci ne
z1stal odpoved' dluzen a pravii
re prevz.ti mlekarny jest poll
tickym tahem mayora Fitzge-
ralda Y jeho Rampant pro zno-
vuzvoleni. Soudce Bernon pax
od1vodnoval zakaz naprostym
nedostatkem nekterych zako-
no kt2r6 by mestu d}galy mr.
vo, zavod prot jeho will pre-
birati a kdyby Sc mesto o to
pokusilo nasiln6, pax ma spo-
lecnost tez prava nasilne Sc pro
ii tomu opriti.
Stavka take vyznela vcera
ma nekolika mistech nasilno-
sti. 41-lety Edward Kuglen, 200
Prospect Ave. dopraven byl do
Huron nemocnic, jelikoz byl
ma kozliku autotrucku zran6n
vrzenym kamenem a podobne
zranen Fred Williams. Jako
strelci, kteri bombardovali vo-
zidlo ledem kamenim zatce-
nj byli diva muzi.
V prvnich dnech vypuknuvsi
stavky bylou doufano, re tato
nebude miti dlouheho trvani,
ale vyhlidky ma ukonceni stale
vice a vice blednou, coz jest
dnes nahlizeno obema strana-
mi. Die SLOW mistopredsedy
Coolidge jednalo Sc zprvu pou
ze snizeni mZdy, ale nyni
ztazuje situaci umysl spolecno-
sti zavesti system oteVfenych
dilen.
Cleveland vSak neni jedi
nym mestem postizenym nile
karskou otazkou neb podobne
stavky hlaseny jsou z New
Yorku a Newarku V New Jer-
sey.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
FOCH v DETROITU.

Detroit, Z. list Marsal Ferdinand Foch sve cest3
staten Michigan by vitn vekerm obyvatelstvem NEST mz
eho zvlastni vak proifzdel Uvtan Detrou vzhedem
poctu d uicich jmz marsa svo druznou bra pre-
Romano bylo jedin6 New Yorkem Kanada pfdruzia Mi
chganu omto savnosnim aktu Windsor Ont postal oddl
voaku, aby podle prGvodu Byo to enom Tdkych
prilezos re kanads voac prekroc meznarodni hranic
posedne uvitanf pukovnka Roosevea p jeho navsteve
Detroit rok pred eho smrt Do Detroit pel marsa Foch
svoji ruznou hod odpoledne kdyz vystoupi vaku,
eho costa az uc posea byla rzem rbut to bahodenych
oseovatelek vace Acko byl vzacny host o6
vdne vemi promluv rucne banketu eho po-
test poradanem verene schulz OpGnoci odee do Gle
velandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08

Moznost, ably stavka rozva-
zecG mleka velkomlekarny
Telling Belle Vernon Sc ne
rozsirila i ma ostatni neodvi-
sic zavody, odvracena byla wee
ra vecer iedin6 uniovymi ured
Milky, vydanym povelem, aby
6lenstvo zGstalo Y praci vzdor
tomu, re SeSt neodviSlych NILE
karen nasledovalo prikladu
Telling Co. a snizilo mzdy.
We skutecnosti, vSechno V
domacnostech potrebne mleko
bylo "a panujici stavky doda-
no neodvislymi mlekarnami,
takze 5 mlekem, dodavanym
Telling Co. do nemocnic a ne
kterych velkoobchodau bylo
prec as 80 procent obyvatel-
Stva ZaSobeno.
Zakaz vyiiti ma stavku u spo
letnosti neodvislych ma zGsta-
ii V platnosti jen do te dobv,
dokud stavka nyni trvajici ne
bude urovnana.
Snaha m6stskych uradd od-
pomoci phi nastalem nedostat-
ku mleka stala sc v6era vecer
marnou namahou nasledkem
soudniho zakazu soudce Ber-
mona, die ktereho bylo m6stu
znemozneno The Telling Belle
Bernon Co. preyziti do vlastni
spravy, pokud difference S jeji-
mi zamestnanci nebudou vyrov
many. Mistopredseda teze, Coo
lidge vcera doznal, ze byla
spole6nost stavkou donucena
upuStiti cd dovazeni mleka cd
domu k domu. NynejSi cinnost
zdstava omezena jen ma dopra-
va mleka do menSich mleka-
rem, grocernich obchodH a ne
mocnic. Y hlavnim zavod6 ma
Cedar a vych. 35. ul. byly wee
ra 6ineny pokusy dovazeti nile
ko do domu pomoci z Chicago
importovanych stavkokaZu, V
GENE ma byti dnes "a policej-
nj asistence pokracovano.
M6stskym pravnim ridite-
lem Woodsem podana zadost,
ably soudni zakaz tydany V So
botu Soudcem Bernonem We
prosp6ch Telling Co. proti me-
stu, ktere hodlalo zavody pre-
witt, byla okresnim soudcem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
STAVKY ROZVAzECU MLEKA.

New York 7. list - Zdravotni komsar Copeland potka
nezdarem svych pokusech docilen kompromsu
frmami mekarenskymi eich uniovm zamestnanci ktefi
vysl savku minuly tyden Havnim kamenem 1razu
sou ami mzdy nybrz rozhodnu zamestnavate prosa tax
otevfenou dilnu.
Newark N. j.. T. list = Zapoved, zakazuc stavkujcim
rozvazecm pfekaze cnem, sovem neb chovanlm rozva
meka byla vydana dne soudcem Johnem E.
SavkaTGm zapovda nasedovati Tzene neuniovym
vozky rovnez pfemouva zakaznky ably cd mich meko
brali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
(Zap1jcena laskavosti The
Cleveland PreSS.)

MarSal Ferdinan Foch pri-
jel dneS rano 8. hodine a K
jeho uvitani ma nadrazi New
York Central drahy ma vych.
los. ul. dostavilo Sc as 5000
Cleveland anu, kteff spoienec-
keho generalisima nadSene pri
vitai. Host pTijel do m6sta ie-
ste "a spanku, ale lid trpelive
cekal az Sc ustroji V uniformu.
Pozdraven byl tez We vsech u
licich, kterymi Sc prGvod do
bytu jeho hostitele Herricka V
Hates Mile ubiral.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
ANGLE MA NAMITKY.

PaTiz z. list Pametni spis cd brcke vlady tlumocic
ist6 namy iez byy zdvizeny Angl pro souve nedavno
uzavfene mez Franci vladou tureckvch nacionast An
gore ocekava PaTfz dnes obsah bude kabeografova
premeru Brandov do Washingtonu byo sdeleno dTednc
kruzch France jest pr pTekvapena protestem brtickm
nebo die eho minen smlouva nedavno uzavrena nkerak
nepTic dohodnut Londyne, kdyz deli
zastupc Mustafy Kemala pas
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
ULSTERSKY KABINET POVOLAN
DO LONDYNA.

Londyn z. list = Jednan urOvnani irskeho sporu biz
svemu vyvrchoen Pc douhe porade premerem Loydem
Georgem dne Sir James Craig ustery premier povoa do
Londyna tleny sveho kabnetu Belfastu uvazovani
vrzch brticke vady Vsechno nyni zav cd ctvetn sch
ze Zdali polka nezdarem, jest dos mozno Lloyd
George spni svoji vyhrzku VIDA Gradu To by as
znamenao konec vSeho vyednavan rozvfren vaky
Irsku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
JSOU JIz MA CESTE DO FUNCHALU.

Budapest, T. list Driv6iSi cisaT Kare jeho chot KITE
ii die poednich zprav by Galaz Rumunsku ocekava
brtcky ehky kznk Cardiff ably ie odvez do vyhnanstv
ma osrove Madeira nepochybne z vyie Dunaje do Ger
pravdepodobn byde Funchau ostrove Madeira VIDA
lenem 440 mil cd marockeho pobrezi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
LETEC DRUHYM

Omaha, T. list - Zvlastni nabfdnut6 vyborem OBJ
can zavoden obchodnich aeropan jez Romano sobou
oznameny dnes Prvni 81 500 zska A. Donald
Spirit Lake. $780, H. Thinker Clevean-
du tfeti, 1915, Buck Weaver Wicita, Kas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-08
SMALL BUDE SOUZEN Az v 1922.

WaukePan, Ill.,, T. list - Process guvernerem Lenem
Smallem Vernonem Curtsem, bankerem Grant Park ILL.,.
obvinen spiknu ku zmocnenf stat
mich fond pravd6podobne nebude zahaen az pocku p
Sho roku To bude nepochybne vsedkem vyednavani ez
nynf jest vedeno mezi zastupci zaloby obhaioby.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
SCHOOL BOARD
GIVEN ORDERS
Court Mandamus Calls
for Building Activity
at Once

sponial 10 Tho world.
JAY, Sept 2t--A writ of man
damus hoe been served on bud
ThomasoA and J ". Thatcher
members of mo school board here.
~eing issued out OF tho district court
" judgo \. 4. urcwHtcr of Pryor
The board BE- directed 10 proceed Of
once TO build q SCHOOL plant ON the
original aitr. md De- given until
October to maize their answer tp
the court ln IN" cvout tho mandate
In not carried out forthwith
This controversy began lost July
when az their annual school meet
ing, the voters turned down tho
proposition ~ purchasing tho
Crockmure courthouse building for
a permanent school plant Much
Interest was shown in tho election,
hut tho law provides that a thrco-
fifths majority must net nfiirmn-
lively before the site can be changed
whore thcro BE- already "a building
valued az $500 or more The vote
stood So ~ 81 IN favor ~ tho Crock b.
more building, but this was short
Of the necessary majority
Tho school board since tho cleo
tion has been unable 10 agree upon
thoig building plans and have held
many mcctliRs. The director J. W
Miller, ana scve1 others ~ the dla-
trlct want an addition placed on tho
present property. while the other
members oppose that plan Tho
majority ~ tho board want the
Ctoekmore building, or a now build
Ing
Considorhnlo interest ls taken and
much feeling has entered into the
question. Tho district court denied
an lliunctlon early IN September
which, II granted, would have pre-
vented the teachers from beginning
school In tho Crcrxmore building.
school opened September 3 I'm
Creekmorc'a building. which has
bcea secured without cost 20 the
district JAY ~ now maintaining
an accreditcd high school and has
been for two years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

hlimony May Follow Pnrrimory.
CHICAGO, Five years OF mar
riod life without single new dres
and no furniture except q he'd ant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
GALL STONES STONES

Or. n. w. Paddock physician of Kan
Fas city, Mo, lH giving away Free, an
illustrated book that tells how hundreds
OF people have obtained wonderful results
from simple h0me method of treatment
IN eases Of Inflammation aud cRtsrrh of
the Gall BLADDER and Bile Ducts - sruus
Go Dr. H. y. Paddock. bos r. W., g0l
Kansas city. Mo- -Advt.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-14
NE. Al MEET
 AT DIES MONIES
 FIRST OF JULY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-The mi tial meeting of the reorganiZed Ma tional Education Association is to be held in Des Moines, Iowa, during the first week in July, according to a de- cision of the executive committee of the association recently made public. Among the other cities considered by the executive committee were New York City, Boston, Chicago, and Phila- delphia.
 At the Des Moines meeting will oc- cur the first session of the new repre- sentative assembly which was created by a change in the bylaws at the Salt Lake City meeting last July in order to put the association on a democratic basis. The active mem- bership of the association has grown within recent years from 1000 to 60,- 900 and promises to exceed 100000 be- fore the 1921 meeting. The new plan of organization permits all members to be represented personally in the assembly. where the business of the association is to be transacted.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-14
 OF STUDENTS
 WITH MEXICO

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.--In an effort to improve and strengthen the rela- tiOnship between the United States and Mexico, the American Chamber of Commerce is arranging for the in terchange of students between the two countries.
 "One object of this plan," says the National Foreign Trade Council, lis to place Mexican students in Ameri- can colleges and technical schools so as to fit them for useful careers. An other object is to place young Mexi- cans as apprentices in American mills and offices where they will get indus trial training.
 "The American chamber of com merce of Mexico is also arranging to provide opportunities for young men from the United States to study in Mexican schools and industrial estab- lishments. In this way, mutual under standing between the two countries will be greatly improved.
 "Oyer eighty scholarships have al ready been offered by various colleges throughout the United States. It is expected that many more will be available for this purpose. The com mittee on Mexican-American scholar ships of the American chamber of commerce, Mexico City, is now en- rolling business men, chambers of commerce and public spirited insti- tutions throughout the United States in support of this project"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-14
EMPRESS LEFT PRESENT
 TO BURCOYNE

LONDON, Jan. IA (by Associated Press) The most romantic touch in the will of the former Empress Flu genie of France, probate on which has just been granted, is her bequest of little Grueze portrait to Sir John Burgoyne, on whose yacht she es- caped from France to England on September 6, 1870, two days after the fall of the French empire.
 It was pr. Evans, an American den- tist, who brought the empress in dis guise to Deauville, and she secretly embarked on Burgoyne's yacht at mid night, an hour after the vessel had been searched by the French police.
 Eugenie, who was once considered the most beautiful woman of Europe, and who died in Madrid on July Il last, aged 94, left an estate estimated at over $1O,OOO,O0O.
 Deposited at the record office along with the will Is copy which Flu genie wrote with her own hands, when the Germans were bombing Lon don and she feared the original might be destroyed
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-14
GIRLS GIFT ID
 RESTORATION
 FRENCH TOWN

PARIS, Jan. IA (by Associated Press) Miss Alice Masaryk, daugh- ter of President Masaryk, of the Cze- cho-Slovak republic, and president of that country's Red Cross, has just sent to the French govrnment 10000 francs, the proceeds of the first pres entation of a play entitled "The Vic tors" This money is to be devoted at the donors wish to restoration work of the country town, Terron, on the Aisne, France, the scene of fine fighting by the Czech-Slovak brigade, during the battle of Vouziers, October IS to 23, 1918.
 The play which earned this gift was given last summer in the open air theater in the Charka valley, near Prague. It recalled the combats of the Czecho-Slovak legions and of the AL lies.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-14
LADY ATHLETES ARE
 MATCHED TO COMPETE

MOSCOW, Idaho, Jan. IA (by Asso- ciated Press) Novel in northwest in tercollegiate athletics is a tennis tournament announced for May 20 and 21 in which women students rep resenting the University of Idaho here and Whitman college at Walla Walla, Washington, will compete. A series of campus tournaments will be held next spring under the direction of Miss Irene Watson for the purpose of selecting the Idaho coed team.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-14
POINTERS ON CURING PELTS
 FOR NOVICES

The care of hides includes skinning. curing and tanning. As a rule, the first step in skinning an animal is to make cut along the under side from chin to tip of tail, and from each foot along the side of the leg to intersect the main cut nearly at right angles. Fur bearefs, however, except ing beavers, the pelts of which are sent to market flat, are slit across beneath the tail from heel to heel the skin being reversed as the body is withdrawn The tail and the base of the ears should be skinned out
 Fresh skins should be divested of loose fat and muscle, and then either tanned at once or cured so as to be kept without deterioration until a convenient time for tanning arrives They are cured by being stretched free of wrinkles, flesh side exposed, and left in cool, shady airy place In a moist atmosphere or where haste is imperative, the flesh side may be covered with layer of salt and the skin folded hair side out into a con- pact bundle which should be opened and refolded two or three times dur ing the first two days 10 insure salt action in every part. Flat skins may be stretched by pinning them out on a floor or frame, but in any case there should always be a circulation of air on both sides. Pelts of fur ami mals are dried, flesh side out after being drawn over a piece of board shaped so as to stretch them uni formly. Wolf, fox. lynx and wild cat belts are taken from the boards and turned fur side out before they are full dried Other kinds of pelts go to market flesh side out.
 Skins may be tanned either with the hair on or off, as desired. Hair can be removed from hides by soak ing them in tepid water made alkaline by lye or lime. The following recipe for a tanning liquor is in common use: To each gallon of water add one quart of salt and one half ounce of sulphuric acid. This mixture should not be kept in a metal container. Thin i skins are tanned by this liquor in one 1 day; heavy skins must remain in it longer. They may remain in it in- definitely without harm. When re- moved from this liquor, they are washed several times in soapy water. wiring as dry as possible, and rub on the flesh side with cake of hard soap. They are then folded in the | middle, hung lengthwise over a line. hair side out, and left to dry. When l both surfaces are barely dry, and the interior is still moist, they are laid 1 over a smooth, rounded board and | sCraped on the flesh side with the 1 edge of a worn file, or a similar blunt edged tool. In this way an inner lay CT is removed and the skins become nearly white in color They are then
 stretched, rubbed and twisted until
 quite dry. If parts of skin are still
 hard and stiff, the soaping, drying
 and stretching process is repeated un-
 til the entire skin is soft Fresh but
 ter, or other animal fat, worked into
 skins while they are warm and then
 worked out again in dry hardwood
 sawdust, or extracted by nasty bath
 in gasoline, increase their softness,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-14

Professional kodak finishing. Soar borough. Agency at Cordcva drug stors. .ss#
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-03-31

tx flNANS1AI SIAIEMENI
April SO Arthur Huff, postage 500
rs FTP Sever, road overseers' books 8 Al $N&
Mays 81 Standard Printing Co, stationery and
supplies AW
90 Chas w Harper, stationery for probate
Judge is 81
"a Geo D Barnard & Co, stationery and
supplies 40 81
stationery 3s rs
100 A " Enterprise, printing notices 6 20
1O4 John S Conway, postage 8 90
.t7 G w Hanson, same 6 90
10 LR White, express and drayage 90
June 7 154 Standard Printing Co, stationery and
supplies "a So
1856 Geo d Barnard & Co, same sos
1863 Arthur Huff. postage 6 Sc -x-@s
Aug2 1888 Standard Printing Co, blank books t42H
189 Geo d Barnard & Co, stationery and
supplies % 10
100 Arthur HUFF, postage 1 90
11 Mrs H Adolph, repair of typewriter 80
1874 G. w Hanson. postage 6 90
22 A v Enterprise, prg notice to teachers 90
23 IRON COUNTY REGISTER, printing and
stationery al so
- collector 1913 40
4S2 Geo D Barnard & Co. stationery II S3
434 Mrs Mamie Walker, reimbursement for @.e
amount paid for rubber stamp 30
437 Arthur Huff, postage IA
Ot5 44 Geo D Barnard & Co, blanks and supplies IL 90
45 Breckenridge Blank CO, blanks 02 &c.,
1852 Arthur Huff, postage 10 90
Now All Mamie Walker, same 100
46 G w Hanson, same 90
Dec 81 1872 Mrs Mamie Walker, same 100
s12ae Is
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-03-31
s1236 Is
EXPENSE OF COURT HOUSE AND JAIL

Feb'y 2 s Ironton Tel Co, tel serv court house and jail
10 E Whitworth, supplies for court house
ID ] M Whitworth, supplies for court house
and Jail
IA Arthur Huff, electric current G III 8 mo
Feb'y 8 20 w H Blue, j~anitor service
81 Iron Go Bank, electric current for jail mo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29

no definite nor determined resting
place, at which honorable acknowledge
ment may be paid to their heroism
None the less. surviving Americans
seek to express to them grateful
recognition by Saying 1t with flowers"
The drowned are not forgotten.
This method of doing honor to men
lost at sea has been taken up by the
navy Of the United States, and every
year, on Memorial Day. our warships
set ahoat flower boats adorned with
flags. The occasion is always one of
much formal ceremony, men and Off
GERS all standing at salute as the floral
craft departs on its voyage. while the
guns boom a laundering farewell. .
on Memorial Day the battlefield
parks are visited by great numbers Of
people. and their monuments are
adorned with flowers and flags. Within
the last few years the Federal Govern
ment has done a great deal to develop
these parks, and many of the States
OF the Union have co-operated by
erecting therein costly memorials OF
stone and bronze.
What Uncle Sam Has Done
The work of the Government, where
the battlefield parks are concerned, has
consisted in buying land--it owns
about 1,20O acres at Gettysburg
building roads and observation tow
ers preparing historical tablets (of
! 1. u.
alone, to mark positions OF troops), and
erecting monuments to the regulars
engaged. Also, It has provided the
foundations for State monuments.
The first of these parks to be estab-
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last four years Among her pictures
was the famous "Mme. LePresldente. ;"
starring Anna Held. picture with
Dustin Farnum and one with Leonore
Clrlch. three pictures with Constance
Collier, Ave with Vivian Martin. seven
with George Beban-and Miss Eddy's
Italian Characterization in the Beban
pictures stand out as some OF the
finest work the screen has ever known.
Miss Eddy also appeared with Jack
Piekford In two pictures and with
House Peters.
Then came a picture with Mary
Piokford in "Rebeoca OF sunnybrook
Farm" and with Florence vidor In
"old Wives for Now" She then APP
peared In two pictures with Monroe
salisbury, and was co-starred with
Kenneth Harlan. Her next work was
with Mary Pickford in "Pollyana, {"
and then as the feminine lead for
Sessue Hayakawa In three OF his pic
lures; also the feminine lead In
County Fair" "The Light Woman, Z"
from Robert Browning's famous poem
followed.
Then "The Turn OF the Road