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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23
MRS. M'kUHN
Says She Feels Better Than in
Many Years.
Remarkable Powers of Tanlac
Again Demonstrated.

Here is another instance of the re-
markable powers of Tanlac in building
up the system following the ravaginG
effects of influenza. Mrs. l.. McKuhn,
1912 Broadway, Kansas City, Mo,
says;
Il had influenza about a year ago
and it left me with no appetite and
my digestion almost ruined. I suf-
fered terribly from palpitation of the
heart, headaches and dizziness. L was
constipated, and had dreadful pains
in my back. 1t was almost out of the
question for me to get a good night s
sleep, and L became so weak and run
down that my hQusework was beyond
my strength completely. Nothing
seemed to reach my cause until 1 got
Tanlac.
But Tanlac has made the most
wonderful difference. In fact, 1 am
in better health now than L have been
for years. Why, can eat meats, pas
tries, or just anything else want,
and everything agrees with me per-
fectly. l have gained ten pounds in
weight, my nerves are steady and my
sleep is sound and restful. 1 have
been so pleased with Tanlac I have
induced a number of my friends to
take it, and they have all been de-
lighted with the results. 1t is a won
derful medicine. ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23
ARE II TOPEKANS
Biggest Graduating Class in
History at h. Z.
Several WaShburn Graduates
To Get Masters Degrees.

Lawrence, Kan, May 23.-F'ive hun
dred ninety-four Kansas university
seniors are candidates for degrees at
the forty ninth annual commence
ment, Wednesday, June s, in Robinson
gymnasium. This means the largest
graduating class in the history of the
university. There were 457 graduates
in the class of 1920.
Seventeen of the outgoing seniors
are from Topeka. The list and de-
grees include John Chester Warner,
master of arts; Clifford Paul Olander,
nett, Jr., Flora Estella Lonergan,
Helen Edith Olson, Elmer Linneaus
Olson, Cecil Clair Pease, John McGill
Porter, Gilbert O. Swenson, bachelor
of arts; George L. Chandler, bachelor
OF science in architectural engineer
ing; Ralph Dewey Kanode, bachelor OF
science in chemical engineering,
George Edward Nettels, bachelor OF
science in civil engineering; Edward
Albert Thompson, bachelor OF science
in electrical engineering; Frederick
Tompson Bonebrake, bachelor OF
science in mechanical engineering
Joanna Gleed, bachelor of music;
Homer Albert Beal. Guy Ebenezer
Owens, doctor of medicine.
John Chester Warner. Topeka, VINO
was graduated from Washburn WIN
high honors in 1917, is a candidate Tor
Il masters degree at X T. lie was
elected recently to membership IN
Sigma XII national honorary scleh-
tific fraternity. AT Washburn he won
election to Tau Delta Pi, local scholas-
tic fraternity. He served as a 1lrst
lieutenant in France with the 1hlrty-
fifth division.
Clifford Paul Olander, X. L. cand1-
date for master of science, was graou-
ated from Washburn with high honors
in 1913, being member OF Tau
Delta Pi.
one hundred seven seniors are non
residents of Kansas. They are regis
tered from seventeen different states
and three foreign countries. missouri
leads the out-of-state students with
sixtv-three, while Russia, China, ana
the Philippine Islands with one stu
dent each, gives the class an interna-
tional tone. ,-
THE remaining 4S7 are from Kansas
win Douglas county topping the list
with las graduates.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23
HAUL TELLS OF RELIEF WORK
More Money Needed to Aid Starving
Chinese, He Says.

Charles A. Hall of Topeka, who was
recently appointed executive secretary
of the China famine campaign Dy
Governor Henry J. Allen, has re
turned from Chicago, Where ne a.
tended a conference of the eHecutiVe
secretaries of the central sta 4t ~
a view of giving new life to the cam
nsien and sending immediate rellel
I'VE have kept them all winter
said Hall, land their crops lalIeu
over there this year. due to con
tinued drouth. and we can't let theIll
GO now 1t is too far to send WheaI
~ eunnlies and that is not practlcal
when the cost of transportation Is
rrobibitive Plenty of food is avail
ab1e inst a few hundred miles from
the anime region. Kansas, TO date
has sent $4O,9S5 to the starving
chinese. This compares very 1aVor-
ably with other states. we uIu NJ
set A goal, at the Chicago meeting:
nut il is going to pe a matter OF
friendly feeling between the starving
chinese and the people OF America
We stand to lose everything We nave
done for them so far, unless they can
he kept alive until they harvest thelr
next crop in August 1,1,or
Tohn I. Abbott, A Chicago banker
and financier. who has already maze
two trips to China in relief work, ad,
dressed the meeting in chicago anu
made the statement that emma WILL
. in ten or fifteen years be one OF the
most progressive of nations. Ihey
are grateful to America for past anu
1,rasent favors according to Aboott-
Hail makes a plea for more money
from Kansas to be sent to w W.
Bowman. secretary of the Kansas
BANKERS association and treasurer or
The China famine fund for Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23
MAY FETE AT WAsHBURN.
commencement Exercises VIII open
Saturday Evening. June 4.

A MAY fete will open the commence
ment exercises at Washburn college on
Saturday evening, June 4, under lne
ausDices of the college Y. w. c. A
President P. P. Womer will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon on SUNDAY,
June 5. The Washburn high schooi
commencement exercises will be neld
Monday evening and Immediately fol-
lowing the college Dramatic club Will
present a play on the campus.
on Tuesdays program will be the
annual class day exercises, meeting OF
the alumni association, faculty con-
cert. presidents reception and Tau
Delta Pi luncheon.
Wednesdays program includes a
new feature, a faculty-senior ball
game: class reunions, trustees lunch
con and annual alumni dinner.
DR.. Josiah Sibley. of Chicago, Pres
byterian minister and Yale graduate,
will deliver the address at the fifty
sixth annual commencement day exer-
Cises Thursday morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23
DOmestics at Unusually Low Prices

Madras Shifting, So inches wide.
very neat striped patterns. on light
grounds, special for blouses and
aprons, 35c quality, special, a
yard. :. .2Sc
Printed Wolfe, 40 inches wide. a
big table including a wonderful as
sortment of patterns and colors, a
very popular material for summer
dresses, special, yard. ..... .29C
Iasement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23

L. L. Brown Muslin-S6 inches
wide, fine quality, smooth weave.
cut from full bolts. regular 1890
value. special for Tuesday. at a
yard >. Tie
Pepperen Sheeting, 81 inches
wide, perfect quality, full bolts.
bleaches very easily. regular 65c
Pepperell Sheeting. a yard. ..47c
Bargain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23
HE DEFIEs KANSAS FROST.
Chanute Man VIII Gather Orange and
Lemon Crop Despite Bad Spring.

Chanute. Kan, May 23.-Altho
spring freezes have eliminated Kansas
tree fruit crops generally, Mr.. Bideau,
n Chanute real estate man, has sue
ceeded in growing a crop of oranges
and lemons-in his green house.
Two trees, laden with fruit, on dis
play in Mr.. Bideau's office. are at
tracing considerable attention. The
owner said he will set them out in his
garden about June l. After the fruit
is gathered he will prune the trees,
fertilize the soil and return them to
the greenhouse late in the summer.
preparatory to another yield of fruit
next season.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23
EXTRA SPECIALS
in the Bargain Basement
Women's Tuxedo Sweaters

complete Of colors fancy knitted
all CA 0Q
Q-tsCO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23

Basement Apparel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07

Ia dv6 ste padesat milionti
dollarG akcii bylo vydano jen
ma "obchodni prizen, ma tajne
formulky, patiently, - plyn, O.
lei, uhli, zlato a med, jez Sc
teprve mali hledati.
Deset tisic agentn dostalo cd
statniho Department. povoleni
prodavati tyto akcie.
ZakoA, ktery reguluie pro-
del akcii ,inkorporovanych spo-
leGnosti, niiak nechrani vefei-
most, a to, ze stat dovolil pro-
del nejakych akcif9nic nezna-
mena. Kazdt, kdo kupuie po-
dobne akcie. ma 81 napred pred
loziti otazku. kdyz tyto akcie
koupim, kdy a kde je mohu
prodati, a CO Ia ne dostanu? A
nezapomlnejme, ze zadnv a
gent, cd ktereho jste akcie kou
pill, nikdy jest6 neprodal v pa
du potfeby vase akcie.
V rnznych tech mnohoslib-
nych podnicfch ztraceny bvly
statisfce ceskych pen6z. .vzdor
tomu, ze zde name radu ce-
skych stavebnich spolki, jez
poskytuii naprostou bezpec-
most. iichz rfzenf naleza sc v
rukou lidi. ktefi ziii mezi ma
mi a kterf vykonavajf "a po-
marn6 nepatrnou odmenu vel
mi prospesnou praci cinnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07

Dnes je zde iedenact staveb
Mich spolkI, kde 1fednici a re-
ditel6 jsou vyhradne az ma ne
patrn6 vyjimky CeSi. Ma
Broadway nalezaif Sc Pro-
gress. Vcela, Atlas a Oul; ma
zapadnf stran6 Federal (drive
Mravenec) Aetna (drfve
Cech); ma vychodnf stran6
isou spolky East End a Quin-
cy; ma Kinsman spolek Acme !;
spolek Corlett drive Hospo-
dar) ma Miles ave. a Capitol
ma Fleet ulici.
Ably kazdy sam 81 mohl uGi-
nit Gsudek o tom, elm tyto spoil
XIV jsou, uvedu zde nekolik Gf-
slic o clenstvu a jm6ni techto
Spolkn. (Statistika ia sestave-
ma ie ma zaklad6 financnich
7nrav "a uplvnuly rok, s vyne-
chanim spolku Czech. jehoz
zpravu isem nemohl obdrzei.) }
Stavebnf spolky ceske mali
dres .asi $4,000 clenI a 10000
vkladatelI.
Celkovy financni obrat r.
1920 obnasel pres $40. 900, 900.
Uhrnny pffjem 10 imenova-
nych spolkG cinil S18.154.-
519.32. vvdani $18,153.561.O0.
Jmeni techto spolkn tini
S10.861,161.04, iez rovrzeno
je takto: Hypotecnf (mortga-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07

gove) pdjcky S9,941,242.84;
pdjcky ma clenske sporiteInf
knlzky $128,163.41; reservni
fondy $154,049.72; nerozd6le-
ny uzitek $149,185.25 a maly
obnos ulozen je We valeenych
bondech.
Povinnosti spolkd rozvrzeny
jsou nasledovn6: ClenIm ma
bezne dice S2,856,542.88, ma
splacene dilce $712,031.25
vkladatelGm S6,322,181.O7.
Hruby vyd6lek 10 spolkd Y
Iuplynulem roce obnasel S653,.
1869, nehoz po zaplaceni
administrator vydani a odpi-
sech do reservnich fondu vypla
ceno clenGm ma dividendach.
ma bezne dice $138,557.03, ma
lsplacene dice S55,031.82 a
vkladatelGm ma Grocich S2O1,-
1878. Celkove obdrzeli Gleno-
We a vkladatele pres 100000.
UrednikGm a fediteldm W.
placeno bylo ma sluzn6m S44,-
117.16, to jest jedna desetina
J jednoho procenta celkov6ho fl
nancniho obratu. Jak dsporne
jsou tyto spolky vedeny, doka-
zuje nejlepe ia skuteGnost, ze
celkove administrator vydani
cini prGm6rn6 jen asi til Gtvr-
tiny jednoho procenta.. im6ni
spolkG.
NeistarSim stavebnim spoil
KEN je V6ela, ktery byl mnoho
let iedinym V broadwaysk6 o.
SADIE. Sest iedenacti spolk1
organisovano bylo az pc roce
1914 a cd te DOLBY take datuje
Sc jich rozmach. Ones ma
Broadway isou mimo VGelu je-
ste Progress, Atlas a Oul vse-
chnv zdarn6 prospivaii a Wee
Ia tim nikterak neutrp6la.
Spolky stavebni plati svym
clenGm 6 az 8 procent divi-
dendu ma tlensk6 podfly a 5
procent 1rokd ma vklady.
Fondy .spolkd pGjGuji Sc w
hradn6 ma prvnf hypoteky do
vyse 60 az 70 procent.
Stavebnf spolky podl6haji
| statnfmu dozoru. Department
stavebnich spolkG vysila sv6 re
visory. ktefi dGkladne reviduii
celou cinnost spolku kazdy rok
a isou napomocni feditelGm ra-
dou a skutkem We vsech otaz-
kach a zalezitostech spolku.
"a poslednfch % let, kdy
smoky tvto postaveny byly pod
statni doZor. neni znam iediny
rripad, kde by nsktery staveb-
RI spolek byl ucinil upadek
teSi SO nasledkem toho znaGn6
popularit6 mezi lidem.
Uvazime-li, ze stavebni spoil
ky poskvtuii naprostou bezpeG
most a plati prim6feny zisk, ze
vedeny isou usporne ma pro-
/, speech vseho clenstva, re kazdy
mGze penfze sv6 vyzvednouti
kdykoliv chce. zbVva otazka,
proc lide jeste podporuif ne
zdrave financni plany ma rvch-
Is zbohatnuti a tax mnohdy
lehce Sc loucf sc svymi t6zce Wy
d6lanymi a uSetfenymi grosi?
X y " A n, n9l r,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07
Ceske Stavebni Pljcovni Spo|ky C|eve|ande.

Mnoho poctivych a strizli-
vych lidi We snaze uloziti sve
uspory co nejvyhodneji, s nej-
vetsim uzitkem, ztraci miliony
dollarG rocne. Spekulanti, KITE
II znaji nev6domost lidu ohled-
ne financnich a hospodarskych
podniki, organisuii znovu a
znovu radu finantnich prn-
myslovych spolecnosti, kterez
pohlcuji pracne vydelane. u
sporene grose delnick6.
Kdyby lid znal zakladni
principy ekonomie, medal by
Sc zlakati slibt rychleho zbo-
hatnuti, ale ukladal by sve IL
spory tam, kde zisk ie prime
renym a investovan6 penize ma
prosto bezpecnymi.
Die zpravy ohijsk6ho statni-
no departmental Estate Securi-
ty Department.. jehoz povin-
nosti ie zameziti nebo dovoliti
prodej akcii iinych cennych
papirn We state Ohio, bylo do
voleno cd listopadu 1918 1887
spolecnostem prodati diva mi
liony obycejnych a prioritnich
akcii V 1hrnne Gene 480,000,-
900 dollaru. Cena techto akcii
pohybuje Sc cd 10 cent? az do
500 a rozd6lena je nasledov-
ne:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07

1876 spoil ma gumove produly vydalo akc "a 900
23 uhelnych spolecnos vydao akci "a .. 4186.920
96 fnaGnich spolecnosti vydalo akci 64373500
81 potravnfch od6vnich obuvnch spoeG "a 1880 900
27 spolecnostf ma doovanf zata a m9d "a 5000 900
1872 oleiovych spoeenostf vydalo akcif "a 5000
SO zabavnich podniku vydalo akcii "a . 1890. 900
AZ pozemkovych savebnch spolecnosti ia 7GO 900
AZ spole6nostf ma motory traktory 238O60OO
81 spoeenostf ma rozSne pfepychove veci "a 190O
3O6 rGznych spolecnost vydao akci 9,O69.92O
rozcnych prnmysovych podnikn vydalo 21276980
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07
Aetna Savings
& Loan Co.
1892 ZAP. al. UL.

/ 1892 ZAP. Al. UL.
~ ~ ~
plati svym vkladatelum Sc ma
vklady. Zacnete 81 u mas ukla-
dat sve ,lspory shledate, re ce-
sta ke konecnemu uspechu nebu-
de tax dlouha, jak Sc Vam zda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07

V cisle 13. A. D. L. re dne
25. bTezna ucin6na je zmfnka 0
dulezitosti stavebnich vypo-
mocnych spolkd V nasem ce-
skem zivote. Jisto je, ze w
Znam a cinnost naSich staveb-
Mich spolku neni dnes nijak do
cenena a nebude tudiz 2 mi
sta, kdyz sc obsfrneji ma jich
cinnost poukaze.
Hlavnim ukolem stavebnich
spolkI je dopomoci svym Gle
Nun a vsem ostatnim zadate-
lnm k vlastnfm domov1m. X
tomu cili spolky ty vydavajf
clenske podily (akcie) a priji-
mali vklady cd clend i necle-
MI. Takto nashromazdene
fondy pujcujf Sc clenim bud
ma stavbu, nebo ma koupi DOM
ku. iS
Podily We stavebnim spolku
mohou byt splaceny hotove pri
upsani, nebo mohou Sc spla-
ceti V pravidelnych tydnfch
nebo mesicnich splatkach, die
ujednani. System ten dQvoluje,
re kazdy clovek mGze Sc stati
clenem, trebas upsal jen jeden
dilec, a spolky ty staly Sc tax
opravdu lidovymi bankami,
kde 1spory drobnych lidi jsou
bezpecne ulozeny a prece pfi-
nasejf vetsf uzitek nez ma ban
kach ,sSt@r
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-22

Hamilton on Fourth avenue, northeast
at which time the result of the contest
will be announced. The losing side will
entertain the winners in the future.
Proceeds of the contest will be added
to the new church fund.
= + j.
Miss Eula Whitford, student of Kidd
Key college at Sherman, Texas, spent
the week end with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. n. Wlhitforl. Miss Whit
ford returned to the college yesteriay.
+ i j.
Mrs. r. +. l.. Morgan and daughter
Miss Mabel Morgan, Of Oklahoma City
are here TO attend the fftieth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Wolverton which will be celebrated
tomorrow evening at the Broadway
Methodist church. Mrs. Morgan and
Miss Mabel are the houseguests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerrie McCluskey and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Cherry.
Mrs. W. L. Frensley AMI daughter,
Frances Joy, and Mrs. Nathan r.
Raum of Marietta were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. 7. II. Banks yesterday. They
returned to Marietta today Mrs.
Raum was formerly Miss Thelma
Banks, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
II. Banks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-22
SECRETARY KIWANIS CLUB
Will LDIG POST HOLES FOR
SIGNS If ALL WILL WATCH
Continued from Page one)

CONTINUED from rage One)
That the chief of police shall be APP
pointed by the mayor. 2-Municipal
court judge to be appointed by the
mayor 3-The mayors salary TO be
$3.50 per month. and that of the com
missioners, sl25 per month. The
amendments will be presented separ-
ately to be voted on, so that either
might be accepted. or one or he'other
may be rejected.
Tomorrow night, at 8 o'clock, stated
Mr.. Barron, the representatives of the
various civic organizations of the city
will meet at the Chamber of Com
merce rooms for the purpose of APP
pointing n campaign committee for
the coming election and to select the
various candidates for the municipal
offices.
Mr.. Barron called attention TO pre-
vious announcements that Pussyfoot
Johnson, the prohibition champion
will speak here Friday night, Febru
airy 25th, at Convention Hall.
Mr.. Barron also announced the trade
excursion which will be conducted by
the merchants OF Ardmore through
the oil fields and northern Texas
towns on Thursday and Friday, March
Srd and ith.
The Ardmore delegate to the nation
al Klwanis convention ~ Cleveland
was Instructed 20 vote for Ft. Worth
as the next meeting place, of the
convention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-22
BAD STRETCH OF ROAD
BETWEEN CARTER AND
MURRAY COUNTIES Is.
TO RECEIVE ATTENTION

If plans of the board of county COM
mlssioners and the Chamber OF Com
merce materialize, a bad stretch of
road at the line OF Murray and Car
ter county will be obliterated ami a
passable substitute used In its stead.
There has been controversy as 10
the exact location OF the line OF Car
ter and Murray county that is crossed
by the Bud Young trail, and this
question has never been satisfactorily
settled.
There Is 4 bad half mile of gullles,
and extremely rocky road at this point
part In Murray and part In Carter
county which can be overcome pro-
vided the Murray county commission
ors will do their part toward elimi-
mating IL.
The Carter County commissioners
have q proposition from the owners
OF the property ON both sides OF the
highway, whereby all this can be
overcome, provided the Murray coun-
" officials will act.
Clocc Sampley owns the land ON the
west side Of the highway and Fred
Chapman the land on the east. Mr.
Chapman states that II the county
commissioners will move the road east
they can avoid the gullies by travers-
Ing high ridge uaat is on the Samp-
/ ley land, ana taat In the event that
n trade can be made with Mr.. Samp-
ley, he Will purchase all the land now
trayerscd by the highway AMI its
attendant right Of way.
Mr.. Sampley has informed Secretary
Barron o. the Chamber Of Commerce
that he viii do anything toward maxi
/ ing better road a, this point, and
will assist in every possible way to
that end
II only remains for the commits
sioners OF Murray county to come
across with their part OF the PROPOSE.
ton and this dangerous and extremely
rough piece OF road will be eliminated
County Commissioner Bud Young
will 20 with Engineer Mccullough ia
the site some day this week and en-.
ocavor tn establish the lire. In this
they will be- assisted by the engineer
from Murray county.
Tho Bud Young trail from Ardmor,
TO this point is In fine shape ans
unless the county commissioners oI
Murray county do something towart
making the highway In that count,
possible. sulphur is going to lose q
lot OF business this summer. as man,
who have travelled the route recent,
have reported TO the Chamber OF Com
merce that they would not go over 4
again unless II was absolutely neces
sary.
That some definite action will b.
taken on this proposition In the neat
future is confidently expected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-22
England Suffered
Twelve Years Ago

About twelve years ago | suffered
with a severe spell of malaria ana
afterward was much troubled with
rheumatism" said Mr.. l.. p. England,
q reliable citizen Of Spartanburg, ).
G.. IL tried many remedies recommend
cd for rheumatism" he continued, but
failed to get any permanent relief.
saw an advertisement for Number 40
Prescription, purchased a bottle and
found SO much relief that | continued
taking II and am well Of the rheu-
matism. l keep Number 40 Prescrip-
ton in the house at all times as l do
not wish to be without it."
Number 40 Prescription is recon-
mended for blood troubles from any
cause. chronic constipation, indigestion,
stomach and liver troubles. eczema.
skin troubles, etc. Acts on the liver
removing waste matters from the
system thus cleaning the blocd of all
impurities, and doing away with the
need Of cathartic pills and tablets.
Sold by City Drug Store.-Adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-22
Oil Market Quotations
UTILIZING WASTE GAS

Washington, Feb. 22.--Means to man.
ufacture chloroform, carbon tetra-
chloride, methyl chloride and similar
compounds from natural gas now going
to waste, has been developed by Bu-
reau of Mines experts, according to an
announcement today by the interior
department. Waste gas is particularly
a problem in Louisiana, Texas, wy
oming and California, it said, as there
was not enough TO pay to pipe 1t
from the wells to industrial centers.
Under the chemical and thermal reac-
tions worked out by the bureau. "es-
sential development" through chlorina-
ton of this waste gas is believed to
have been provided
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-22
TRANSCONTINENTiL FLYER
Is FORCED TO EARTH

Dallas. Texas. Feb. 22.-Lieut. VIM.
d. Concy, trans-continental flyer was
forced to earth at Bronte. Coke coun-
ty. Texas. early today by engine
trouble, according to reports at Love
Field. 1t was said the aviator, who
was attempting a Pacific to Atlantic
coast flight was not injured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-22
COSDEN MAY TAKE ATLANTIC

Runors seem 10 be current in the
west as well as in the east that the
shareholders Of ASantic Petroleum
Corporation may have an opportunity
of exchanging their holdings for Cos
den & Co. stock. The principal inter-
est of both companies are very close
and such q deal would give Cosden &
Co. full control over the Atlantic pro
ductIon, reported at 2,4OO to $500
barrels q day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-22

Il, 4s-2w has completed fishing job.
The well is at a depth of 1865 feet.
No 4 is drilling in blue shale at 1900
feet.
No is drilling in blue shale at 17+0
feet.
No is a rig.
No is cemented at 1856 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-22
Second Hand Coffin for Sale

Now that ! have been resurrected
from the grave to which my stomach
trouble was fast leading me and for
which event | had made preparations,
even to having bought my coffin,
Mayr's Wonderful remedy has made
a new man of me and / feel as good
as ever in my life. after having been
at the point of death half dozen
times with acute indigestion and
collie attacks" II is simple harm
less preparation that removes the in
testinal tract and allays the infla-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. Frame
Drug Co., and druggists everywhere.
adv.