The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 277, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 11, 1919 Page: 3 of 8
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TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 11,1919.
TI IE SHAWNEE DAILY NEWS-HERALD
ODEON
"Cecilia of
The Pink Rose's'
WAR REVIEW and COMEDY.
Wednesday—LEAH BAIRD,
HEARST NEWS, Comedy and other features.
Thursday—PEARL WHITE,
and other features.
PLEASANT SURPRISE
FOR MRS. E. O. NIX clock-
it keep pace with the house
Mrs. E. O. Nix had a delightful WHY NOT TAKE TURN
surprise Sunday. She and her young AND TURN ABOUT?
daughtey, Thelma, went to Oklahoma
( ity Saturday the plan being for Mr u, seems that one of Shawnee's
Nix to come after them Sunday. Mr. good mothers i;s greatly puzzled over
Nix went after them as planned but the attendance of Sunday morning
arrived accompanied by Mrs. Nix .> i church services. The family boasts
father, S. H. Jarmon, of Helena, two lively young Americans, age I
Ark . whom Mrs. Nix had not seen four and six. that if kept at church
COZY TONIGHT
EVELYN NESBIT THAW, in ,
"THE WOMAN WHO GAVE"
Tomorrow—May Allison, in "Peggie Dors Ht r Darndesl"
fat lie Weekly.
All Week,—
"I'LL SWEAR" GARDNER'S JONTEEL GIRLS.
Don't forget AMATEUR night Friday.
Mrs. A. J. Fluke spent Mbuday in
' | Oklahoma Citv
i Owen Martnaduke has gono to Mlu-
I eral Wells to jolft his wife and moth-
er who have been there for the pa.it
few weeks, lie will remain at the
springs for u few days and then they
will all go on to the gulf for a few
days and visit at various points in
the state before reiurning to Shaw-
nee.
for six years. Mr. Jarmon will re-
main in Shawnee a week or so after
which he wil spend a few weeks at
Mineral Wells before returning to
his home.
FINDS THINGS CHANG-
ED AT THE OLD HOME
M. M. Kerfoot has returned from a
fortnight's visit to his boyhood home
at Elizabethtown, Ky. Mr. Kerfoot
who had not visited at his old home
for over forty years, reports a de-
lightful tim# but found thing?
"mightily changed" and says he wa-
glad to get back to Shawnee. He
also visited relatives and friends at
Louisville, Ky.
or three and sometimei eigjit or ten,
and they feel that their efforts are
worth while even for theso few. and
?he work will he continued until or-
ders for its suspension come from
headquarters.
:nittees from various clubs and or-
ganizations of the city during 'he
past two months.
THE JOB IS THE MAIN
THING NOWADAYS
WENT CLEAR TO N. Y.
TO GET THE FLU
keep both parents so busy keeping
them quiet neither have any idea
what the sermon is about, and a re-
cent trial of sending them home af-
ter Sunday school had too disastrous
results to risk trying again. Minute
rules as to their conduct were laid
down, but among the things they did
that were not suggested by the par-
ents, was%the turning up theatre un-
der the roast to "hurrv up the din-
ner." as the boys verv readily ex-;
plained when questioned, and the CITY SCHOOLS WILL
emptying of the coal oil can into the CLOSE ON MAY ?3
Among the applicants for the posi-
tion of linotype operator with the
Vews-Herald in answer to the ad
Mr. and Mrs. <>eorge Kerfoot who ,.un„jng for one( i8 one tjlat ^ wor(jlv
went to New York about a monfji ago ,)f m(.llt|OM if m)l oxactly (;onst(lcrert
worthy of being given the job. a
to visit their daughters, Misses Hazel
and Re Ik, who are attending schoo. | raw boned ArkallBawOT applle(1 aud j
The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men held a successful business meet |
ing last Wednesday night after whicii j
refreshments were served. Wednes- j
day night is Uowena night and a so-
cial for members and their families
will be held and all members are in-
vited to bring their families and en-
joy a social evening together. Various*
games will be indulged in and re-
fresh nients served and a pleasant
time Is promised all who attend.
Phil Stuart has gone to New York
and other eastern markets to bu>
goods for the ladies' ready to wear
department of the Mammoth Depart-
ment Store.
SAVOY Bill Wehli
BLUE GRASS BELLES MUSICAL COMEDO
f ithel Clayton in "The Girl Who Came BaJ
in "THE GIRL WHO CAME BACK
DANCING CONTEST TONIGHT.—$5,00 Cash
for the Winning Couple.
Wednesday and Thursday—Year's Greatest Picture!
JAMES KEANES CLASSIC MASTERPIL
of the Upper Set, the Underworld and Geril
Intrigue—
"The Spreading Evili
Prices Wednesday and Thursday Nights: —
Adults 40c, children 10c.
there this winter, leave New York
today for Louisville and Elizabeth-
town, Ky., to visit relatives. They
expect to return to Shawnee about
the 15th of the month. Mr. and Mr.*
Kerfoot both got the flu after arriv-
ing in New York but had light cases
and are quite recovered.
when asked if he understood run
ning the machine, said that he hail
never tried handling a linotype but
that he could run a steam shovel and
had had charge of a saw mill and
knew lie could learn.
Mr. and Mrs. tieorgu Dowdv bave
returned from a few days' visit with
j relatives in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. A. L. Craig has returned* from
a visit with her daughter. Mrs. J.
M. Cliddeon, at El Reno.
cistern, explanation for the doing of
which was somewhat less satisfac-
tory but none the less disastrous and
much more lasting.
LARGE CLASS JOIN
Ti IE LOCAL A. H. T. A. Harry Crew has returned from
business trip to Little Hock.
PRESENTED BEAUTIFUL
WATCH BY MEMBERS
Speaker T. C. Waldrcp just pre-
vious to the noon adjournment of the
WORK IS LIGHT AT
THE CANTEEN HUT it
The city schools will clos/1 May 23.
It was thought for a time that In or-
der to make up the time lost during
the month the schools were closed
At a big meeting of the Shawnee
Lodge 117, A. H. T. A., held in the
Kstes Hall Monday evening, there
Was a class of fifteen adopted, with
the usual ceremonies. Such occa-
sions are thoroughly enjoyed by tno
on account of the Influenza epidemic, oldt,r members, „ (lle 1)ru<.ess
would be necessary to hold school i ,miklng a g00(1 Am, ol„ of ()rdl_
laler thi« 8Prin8' but by lengthening nary ciUzen sai,; t„ be an |miM..
The canteen committee lias two i the daily sessions and doinp special I e^ing one
ladles in charge of the canteen hut work with the backward pupils, th-
at the Rock Island every day, and time is almost entirely made up al- Following the initiation of new
although there have been no large ready. Particular concentration has members a smoker and lunch wore
housp Saturday, was waited upon by ( number of soldiers passed through been made on the essentials, and enjoyed. There were a number of
a committee and presented a beauli- since a week ago today, almost every work with the backward pup!ls -has visitors from over the county pras-
ful watch from the members as a | train has a few soldiers, most of often continued in some of the ent.
token of their regard. It developed them discharged and on their way schools until 5 o'clock in the even-
later that the house employees had home. Orders from headquarters ing, so that /.lie standard is more MAYBERRY IS MAKING
GOOD AS SERGEANT
Miss Alma Miller. Spanish teacher
at the high school, resumed her
school duties today after'an absence
of a week on account of illiless.
Little Sidney Clark, Jr., is ill with
the measles at the home of his
grandparents on East Main street.
Mistletoe (irove No. ti, Woodman
Circle, will give a dance, March 17,
evening of St. Patrick's at Fraternity
Hall. 9-71
Up to date sewing done at home
128 S. McKinley. 269-2S-12t
digestion and starts food fermenta- was on the verge1" of a genera
tion, then our meals sour like gar ,, . , ,
bage in a can, forming acrid fluids ' 1L Pa
and gases which inflate the stomach uver wulki,,S again. 1 wai
like a toy balloon We then get that ity: what little flesh and i
heavy, lumpy feeling in the chest, had left and wouJd Hardly
we eructate sour food, belch gas, or
have heartburn, flutulence, water-
brash, or nausea.
He tells us to lay aside all diges-
tive aids and instead, gel from any
pharmacy four ounces of .lad Salts
and take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast while it is
effervescing, and furthermore, to
continue this for one week. While in y
relief follows the first dose, it is im- 1 new
portaut to neutralize the acidity, re-
move the gas-making mass, start the
liver, stimulate the kidneys and thus
promote a free flow of pure digestive
juices.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia and
sodium phosphate. This harmless
s;ilts is used by thousands of people
for stomach trouble with ex ellent
results.—Adv.
,|
tite. couldMiardlr' sleep and
constantly with headaches.
"After taking Tanlac a -ho
i I egan improve. I kept id
i|
!'."•! • i' iii'l youn vr I ban J
T;.nl,.r mi-: filled m
: enei y and i ut|
i1.■.i i11 I hav e ., |
lite and can walk anywhere
te go and hardly feel it all."
Tanlac is sold by the ;
1 ,;•it• I rug : .Hill ti' i . • |
where. Adv.
also collected a purse and were go- soon after the armistice was signed, uniformly balanced Ulan usual.
ing to present the speaker with a were that the canteen work was very Senator Robert L. Ow^n has been
watch. This fund is still being held important at this time because of the invited to make the 'Commencement
waiting the dicision of the puzzled fact that both the discharged ami address, but so far ha;; been unable
purchasing committee as to what to overseas soldiers were as a rule to make any definite nlans regarding
buy. It seeinsthat a watch was the short of money. The local commil- it. There has been considerable in-
logical conclusion of both commit- tee feels that even though they ofter; terest manifested in obtaining a pub-
tees because of the apparent trouble meet trains on which there are no lie health nurse for the school;. >^he
Tom had with his old watch during soldiers, there has not been a day school board having be in wafted oh
the sessions of the legislature in when they have not fed at least two in regard to this inovation by com-
THE KORN KRIB
Individuality in Every Line of
These SmarS Spring Styles
To choose one of these suits, coats or frocks, is to
acquire instantly an air of distinction. The models
we present are genuinely .attractive. They have
come direct to us from the designer and are as
new as the date on today's calendar. You are
sure to like them.
Spring Suits
The woman who delights in a distinctive appear-
ance will find much to interest her in these new-
spring suits of Tricotines, Gaberines, Poire* twills,
Si'vntcnes, Serges, Covert Ciqth-serni-fitting
models with vest effects, $17.50 to $50.00.
Spring Presses
of Jaffeta, Poiret Twill, Serge, Tricotine and oth-
er fashionable materials, in color tones, dark, light
and rich; styled neatly and gracefully, $15.00 to
$50.00.
Spring Coals
New cape models, extremely practical-Tricotines,
Serges, Evora Cloths and Bolivias-priced at $10
to $45.00.
R. L. Mayberry, night sergeant at
the city police station, though lie has
been on the job only since Feb. 1,
has already made good and is recog-
nized as an efficient officer. He
came here trom Tribbey, wliere he
lived on a farm, on Oct. 20th last,
and resides at G18 South Broadway.
A brother is employed in the local
: postoffice.
ROAD SPECIAL GOT
BACK ON SCHEDUL.E
The Shawnee special to Oklahoma
(.'itv Monday returned to Shawnee on
schedule time, leaving Oklahoma
City at 7 o'clock and arriving here
at 8:30 Those who went on the trip
consider that it was well worth
while, and express themselves as
satisfied with the condition and the
prospects of the road measure.
FORMER RESIDENTS
ARE VISITING HERE
J. B. Alford and John Aydelotte
of Madill, former residents of Shaw-
nee, arc visitors here. Mr. Alford is
on, business in connection with the
ale of his property on North M; r-
Garden Seeds at E.
Main.
12-t.
21 W.
7-tf
AFRONAUTICAL
MEDICAL CONGRESS
OPENS AT PARIS
CONFERENCE ON
AIR NAVIGATH
POSTPONES W|
IlKKK FOR SALE.
20 colonies of extra fine bees in
first class hives, can he bought
cheap. Clarke & Keller Ssced Store.
Phone 140. 9-3t
PURE BRED R. I. Reds and Ply-
mouth Rock eggs for hatching.
Phone 110. Clarke H Keller. 9-3t
To Bee Keepers: There will be a
meeting of the Pott County Bee As-
sociation at the office of R. C.
Moore at Convention Hall, March II.
a 2 'o'clock p. m. All beginners ol
bee culture are especially requested
to be present. 122-9-5t
THE KORN KRIB
12-t.
ECONOMICAL I'OI l,TI!Y IK El)
The cleanest, purest grain hen and
chick feed on this market. Sold at
right prices We deliver ih any
quantity. Phone 140. Clarke &_•
Keller Seed Store. 9-3t
VTTK.Vl'lON COOK AM) WAITERS.
There will be a called meeting
'<et street. Mr Aydelotte has about * hursday, March 13, at J p. m. for
recovered from the affects of the in- "le Purpose of considering new Jon
juries he received from a falling lructa-
Of*' 7.
Texas Cash Store
shaft at the oil mill at Madill, when
a man standing beside him was
killed.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Claud Arnold is hure visiting
hor parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Mas-
teriion. north of the city before Join-
ing her husband who is stationed at
Hanger, Te*.
Mrfc. .) K. Anderson and daughter,
JoBiphlne, arrived In Shawnee today
enroute from Dallas. Tex, to Si.
Louis where they expect to live.
Tlicy will he the guests for a few
days of Mrs. Anderson's sister, Mra.
Ilcrths Baxham. and cousin, Mrs
Botty Waldrcp. and families
Mrs. Wilson Kennedy left Monday
lor Edmond, Okla., where she wa =
called Ivy the serious Illness of her
mother. Mrs. McColiough. Mr John
Crane, a brother of Mrs. McColiough.
wan also summoned.
Miss Nona Van Zand! and Miss Addle
Boland have returned to Oklahoma
Cltv after a few do'-s in Shawnee the
guostr; of Miss Nell Sltook-hury and
Mlsi Juanita Farris.
Ii0-!i-4t
GEO. MOORE.
i.e. I'HOIH CIM; >I \SII 11 i n.
Our state registered prutein mash
tend contains L'O per cent protein.
Customers thai are using It are geL-
ting the maximum of eggs, Clarke
-& Keller Seed Store We deliver
Phone 14d. 9-;t
in i,k <aiti>t:\ skkiw.
A complete linn of fresh teste 1
seeds Tor Ilia garden, lawn aud field
Fresh flower seeds at iho old prfce.
Bulbs, roots, etc. We deliver same
day ordered. Clarke & Keller Seed
Store, phone 140. S-3t
THE KORN KRIB
12-t.
NOTICE TO EEKH.
Don't forget to bring the family to
the "Get Together Meeting'' tomor-
row night. Cards, games and danc-
ing. You can't help having a good
time. Let's go.
HOCSE COMMITTEE
J. I) Lydick I' 'i bUslne
to Seminole today.
rHIS WILL INTEREST
STOMACH SUFFERERS
visiior
WE SELL FOR CASH
WE SELL FOR t.ESS
J
Sat* hiiligotion roups from an ex-
ce*s of lijdrochlorlc add.
A well-known authority states that
meet stomach trouble and indigestion it«
80; nearly always due to acidity add
stomach -and not, as most folks be-
lieve. from a lack of digestive juices,
a, , ,v states than an excels of hydro-
Iatrlcka Day in the morning j chloric acid in the stomach retards)
The Sbakespe:': e Cl1tb will
Friday with Mrs. J. H. l«'l he
North Broadway.
1 ) \ssociated Prcvs.
j PARIS, March 11. The inter-allied
medical aeronautical congress open
ed here yesterday, the object} being to
promote the study of medical prob-
lems arising from aviation. Resolu-
tion dealing with physical and
pgycholqjfical tests applicable to
candidates for pilots' licenses, the
control of flights to high altttudes
and the use of oxygen by aviators
were presented and the hope was ex-
pressed that theso' resolutions would
be taken into accouyt when an inter-
national aerial code Ih drafted. It
was decided to form a permanent
commMtee to present the
the medical profession ii
pertaining to aviation. Prof. Guil-
lain, of the Cniverstv of Paris, wa
elected president of this body.
The I'nited States Is represented
at the* congres by Dr. L. ti. Ilown-
tree of Minneapolis, Minn.
A DAY SAME ASA
WHOLE YEAR UNDER
INCOME TAX RULE
It} Associated Pre-.s,
CHICAGO, March 11 An impor-
, taut extension of the exemption pro
visions of the income tax law is
contained in a ruling by Commis-
sioner Roper made pubic here today.
It is said that the exemption for wife
or children covers the whole year,
1918 even if the wife were wed, or
the child born, on the last day of
the year.
In making the announcement Ju-
lius sniietanka, collector of internal
' revenue for the Chicago district, ex-
plained that while the ruling works
;i saving for men earning $2.1100 .
year who have married during 1UIS,
if works against men who have lost
heir wives in the course of the year,
i for In the latter case, lie said, even
if the wife died on Dec. Ill, the
widower would huve to make ills re-
turn as that of a single man for the
entire year. This is equally true
where a child dies, he said.
CIVAL WAR VETERAN
WOULD AID FRIENDS
Savs Tanlac Did Him so Much
Good he Wants to Give
Every Old Soldier a
Bottle.
"I u'^h I could buy every old sol
riler a bottle of Tanlac, for from iho
way it h-'.-: fixed me up I believe it
add years t > their live.-, said
I*r tirti li. Kendrick, n Civil War \. ■
eran living at 4800 Charlotte avenue
N': . llvlllo. Tenn.
"Some time back." he continued, "i
bad rheumatism so bad. and went
down so fast, that it loked like I
My VsMM-ialed Press.
I'' \I I: vi.tivh I I !..ke th-H
national wireless conference
■ v.ide; 1 !11 ■ ". ■ r.il w. .-i |
inihtr 'gathering which was
1 ■:> .1 wi'i. i•:"•'; I♦ •:11 I
aerial navigation has Heen I
}. ■ I to .1 • In>II . " !( ir i|
Iv after having merely perfed
I
< ■ ' : ]which wt'll
|
developed the fact that most
I
expected changes in their
mental laws if they partlclpa
■ •■•d |
erence of many problems
•.1 • n ■ i: ,iml . undij
views of 'hat it will require con dder&fl
matters many months before the
: .. • i |. • • • d w ii 1« till
f erence.
The air conference wan
n ' ' . \ I!i |
British affair, but the appe
in Pari of accredited delajfl|
many other nations made it
|
the time being The delegates
pc •• e conference were quick
that what amou^ied to a contl
i*-ii be ini
in the decisions of the confJ
.ir.: i:iit* in (I. ai.mdiiij
their nations be represented.
KKAKXKV KINKKAL.
Bj \s*ociated Press.
-I LOUIS March 11. Ki|
services for Edward F.
!"1 -id"ii: ii' : he VY.tk'sh rail
uhn died M'-i.-nlay will be coif
ed in New Orleans Thursday.
Personal Banking
Service
tinting at juaiiited w 1th v
i j
''"tiaI icps in assuring
yourself the be. i kind u ir
i'li'f lc«. j'hiH is of ii p
.|
' i (onne< tion with ai
well managed bank i aio-1 nc]
cssary in order to enable
meet new condition- that
I
Become a custom >r of ii
tloiml Hank of commerce
■
National BanI
ofCoMiierce
CAPITAL St SURPLUS
$120,000.00
OKLAHOMA*
WALLACE ESTILL, Jr. I're .
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