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New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
4UTOMOBILING.
Big Meeting at the Empire City
Track on Saturday.

Mile-a-rninute automobile racing looks certainty
at the Empire City track on Saturday, when r A
La Roche with his racing car will endeavor 10
defeat Barney OIdheld, the champion Of America in
a match race Of five mile heats Oldheld VIII ar
rive at the track tomorrow. La Roche will go TO
the track to-day TO prepare for the match
OIdheld is the only in the world who has
covered a mile on a circular course in better time
than a minute. At Columbus on July ne clrcleu
the trotting track there in 5ss seconds, and ten
miles in e;54% He will the machine he ran
then against La Roche and If he succeeds in beat
ing the New-Yorker an effort will be made TO
bring from abroad some Of the fast automoDiIlsts
who have made fast time long distance races
Another interesting match that has been arranged
for the meet on Saturday is that of R M Owen and
Joseph Tracey.
There are five open events scheduled including
a fifteen mile race for machines Of any weight and
aryy motive bower weighing under 800 pounds. and
a five mile event for cars of any motive power
the regular mile record trials open to ali hines
and three mile motor bicycle cnamplonsn1R m e o5
10 the first and second in each contest
Some interesting experiments have lately been
made by the committee technics OF the American
Motor League TO determine the approximate pres
sure required to force air inward through an ordi-
nary valve while initiating the pneumatic tire. These
exneriuents have developed the fact that force
Of from fifteen to forty pounds is required. depend
ing on the construction OF the valve; this being the
force necessary to overcome the resistance OF the
valve, independent OF the back pressure OF the air
through the valve eliminating the resistance due
to the air within the tire) is constant, while the
nTessIre in the tire varies as the tire is pumped.
chairman Duryea of the American Motor League
COMMITTEES on Technics believes that the double
work thus imposed in the Initiating OF a tire might
be largely avoided by an improved form OF the
The attention of the National Association Of Auto
mobile Manufacturers has been directed to this
question and a point ,S Is hereOy raised "hioh the
Valvenakers may CONSIDER
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
GOLF.
InUitation Tournament of the ApG-
zcamis Club, of Rye.

There Will be no golfng affairs Of Importance in
,be metropolitan district other than club compet
.ions uori the latter part OF next week. when the
invitation tournament Of the Apawamis CUB OF
Rive n Y will be held Thursday. Friday and
Saturday July 80 and n. and August l.
The tourney will open on Thursday morning at
n o'clock with a qualifying round, at eighteen
holes medal play first sixteen to qualify for the
Anawants Cup: second sixteen TO qualify for the
Governors Cup The first round for the respective
c,,s viii t-s rIaved in the afternoon. On Friday
the second round and semi-hnals wiz oe played
fo- the tvvo CUPS. and the finals on Saturday. at
.St-,y-stx holes. There will also be g thirty-six
- r,a5al oornpetition on SATURDAY. open TO all
-IySo nlaved IN the qualifying rouho on July %
and 70 twelve invited proIessosn3aats ~ tbr6 S0
80 rpered. first $500 second, SlOJ ana thIru SOU;
are ar amateur winning TO receive plate TO an equal
value. 49, +ta-e n5u he an eighteen
~ rPPSdsi nlay handicap on SsturdSy aIternooh
~ che Members Cup, open 70 an VINO Psy 90 III. AZ
the qualifying round on ~ 9e ySSarnis and GOV
-oaLFs - cps A special prize win oe gwen 70 & Inat
ernste1r who makes the pest SsUS rizss viii
Tor elenIe* * ,ae runner-up for the APaWarnis ana
Governors cups and secoAo p'--S "
ceP. ,..,,s Nav-York city for Rye at sHn, saS.
- ~ ~ 20 and l2c4 O'Clock. and on SSt1luIys oty 1
at iN4 O'Clock Returning n1 aR5 5 s:4s 74S s46 and
NsW-f19rhv As TO the twelve profess1oIaHls H @ VINO
@ 20 be invited 20 compete noIAS Hsrn rn1jon of fbe
are are, Willie Anderson the open , ne is the
until Setn+aa returns from the West re Is me tns
Ofessional of the Apawan1ls Tau0i M II is hardly
p+ecticaiy has been LEFT IN MS ms innce any Of the
1STteTn professionals 10 come 20 nrevsnt hIrn
competition but there Is noss professionals in
from getting the as eFeek eAkieIandsr smith, Stewart
GaTdner David BEown A1sz EgI,ysss Norton, isaac
Nichols DonaiT @ 7 c1v John Hobens, John hSrlaao'
soSsrt Dow and David HuhIeF'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
ARRANGEMENTS FOR CUP RACES.
ReOatta Committee Of N. Y 7. C. Issues
Statement-First Race on August 20.

The regatta COMMITTEES OF the New-York Yacht
Club. consisting OF 5 Nicholson Kane. Newoury
n Iawton and Edward II. Wales. has issued a
statement regarding the Americas Cup r1ees, az
follows:
A. Al present arranged between he New-I ork
for the Americas Cup Will commence on Auslst
~ and VIII be continued August =. > q = and 50
m alternate days SUNDAYS OUT. until three cOI
~ FIVE races have been determined.
The steau-er Monmouth SANDY HOOK Linel mas
hAan Chartered for the members OF the New ] ot6
YACHT Club and their guests. she VII is4yS -
F'ot Of RectOr-st Hudson River Central haiiroad
~ Nevv-JCrsey PIER. 9 10 and VIII land at
the same point upon her return -, -.
Sc q ATufDr,ed with Thirty sitting rooms. al or
which are equally desirable and are approx 'faseiy
OF the same size -. -
The chairman OF the Subcommittee on Jhe steam
A. vriII 81 George A. Freeman New YORK 1acht
C-l,,b Captain Frederic u. Hoyt- New~IUrN ~achL
club viii be in charge or the pilot house =
the sitting ROOMS VIII % 80 eicn Ior
asrh dav Tickets for members and guests Vii
etc These tickets will not be transferri9le unless
Endorsed by The member PURCHASING T. an caiauos
ba 9TH cancelled eXc changed unless presenter
80 rbs treasurer OF the New-E0rk wasn't il9 not
iesS tban fC-tv-eght hours before the date y llca
tbev bear All tickets wiz be good only for the
Sste sor which they have been issued whether a
rsco a made or not. providing the steamer starts
I,11+nsTn treasurer Of the New-HorS Yacht can.
viii take charge OF the allotment % s-ttlns fe15
90 tsC11inK OF tickets Applications 1oE ti.e1s
sbouII he made % him IN person or n WI-unE q
the New-York Yacht Club house. No 81 "eSl
Forty -fourth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
g SPORTS AND -
RNDPECPEATIONG1zITI1Iz G1TI1Iz|| "a

bers and their sons and TO subscribers and their
sons. No start be made after o'clock Among
the entries already received by the committee in
fBhdF55e BaFa5r ere E. M2rdaeF R dBaFne s. Pqt4sm Putnam
n.oosi lson =. W Barnes N Edgar, l. II. Conk-
lin lin 7 A. l. A:2rton. .r H E. Coe. H a James, n G.
lFy and D. NJ. Marvin. The club has decided to
n0ld q Tomens handicap each Tuesday of July
i-nd August over the first and last holes of the
course. On the last day of the matches there will
oe three prizes to the players who scored the
greatest number Of victories.
The controversy over the professional coach for
college still continues. AS yet no one
seems 10 urge any specific instances Of unsports-
manlike conduct against the professional such as
have been often cited in baseball. where 'spiking,
knecing'' and other dirty play attributed 70
the evil influence Of the professional instructor.
Instead the critics have themselves with
the criticism that professional coach inspires his
crews with great desire TO win-with a love OF
the laurel rather than the race While It is true
that in intercollegiate athletics should be found the
highest ideals OF sport the time the college
man is only boy after all and a victory won by
fair means is likely 20 continue to loom large in
his eyes. 1t Is somewhat unfortunate that this
argument for the graduate instructor as means
toward sport for sports sake should have been
brought forward as an excuse pronered Tor de-
charging a coach because he had been unable to
bring his teams 10 victory
There was last week a growing feeling OF
easiness as to the ability of the American tennis
team in the coming international tournament, The
defeat OF the Wrenrs coming Immediately after
the announcement that they had been chosen to
defend the Davis trophJ, somewhat discour-
aging. From now on, however It Is certain that
for the members of the international team until
they go the courts to meet the Englishmen.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
NEW HUNDRED MILE RECORD.
Cyclist at Valley Stream Goes Distance,
Motor Paced, in 5:26.

Valley Stream Long Island. July ls (speciaD.-
This old Long Island town was the Mecca FOR hun
dreds of cvclers to-day. They TO W. B.
Fers71sou OF the Kings County Wheelnen. try TO
lower the record made last Sunday by Harry J.
Hall for a one hundred mile ride on cycle behind
motor pace ot hours and 80 minutes under the
direction OF the Century Road Club OF America.
The route taken by Ferguson was over the triangle
OF the Century Road Club from Valley Stream 10
Springfield; thence back 70 SeilhloTe' ana tnence
back TO the starting point
Ferguson broke Halls record y hour and 70
rniuIItes srsbfishing a record Of hours and 20
minutes for the journey. He was paced by three
motors. Two OF his motors oroke DOWN and ne
had q naAka nAEnaa In Whss6-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
pLANs EoR ENeLIsH TEAM,s VIsIT.

President windeler Of the United States Golf As
sociation has appointed Messrs Hsebner. Bellin
and Larkin. OF the executive committee. as spe-
cial committee TO dates and look after the
Visiting team from the Oxford and Cambridge So
ciety, which win arrive here about August 8 Their
first match scheduled IS August 10. with the Inter
collegiate Golf Association at the links or tne
MyOpia Hunt Club
MON H Chandler Egau. can compete against LEe
visitors this occasion. ne Is the champion q
the Western Golf Association also. which VIII nolo
its annual championship contest this year from
August 70 S at the Euclid Country Club nnAs.
Cleveland, and Egan Will be there 10 defend ~
title. VIII open with preliminary rouIsa' -
sfxry-fOur will qualify for the match play at eieh
teen holes except the final which VIII De play 80
on August az thlrty-slx holes
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGTE
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. ]

st. Louis, July 1s.-The Brooklyn team lost TO the
home team to-day in a game that looked as if it
belonged to the visitors at the end OF the seventh
inning Jones who pitched for the visitors in the
eighth inning allowed the St Louis men 10 make
two runs, which tied the score. In the following
inning neither side tailed but in the tenth double
by Smoot and single by Barclay gave the local
team the winning run
The visitors did not field brilliantly the St
Louis team. Jones allowed the St Louis
make eight hits from his delivery. while NJ. ONel
kept the visitors down to six hits. Brain made
three-base hit for the home team
The
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
rouv N. WARD A GOOD GOLFER
Former Baseball Star Wins Presidents Cup
:, HoIIvwood Links, Long Branch.

ror1 Branch N J.. July u (speciaD.-Ionn a.
,,+o-s VINO gained a reputation as oa4I pa1ysI .
years ago. is now coming 70 tne torss,dsns en
hIlkS - r,sv iu the finals on the Hollywood Golf
S,',1 links over an eighteen hole course hes Ie M
saTI-rnais this morning john IA nrrs1 Won from
Fhlg Fhlilgs n rsernheirTer with up MI ware pAyso s
az py UP and 70 play He paEeo an. Az n11ss ss
t.eIll54zA .s4 sstr hogfe Wa-da score gong cEs W.
put 70 ss 4; total 10; snd coming H. 4 T.
G. 6, s; total ~
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
INVADERS BEAT HosokEN, 5 TO 3.

The New-York American team played exhibit
ton game with the Hoboker professional team at
St Georges cricket grounds. Hoboken. yesterday.
Howell and Lindeman We're the opposing pitchers.
but the latter got poor support for the errors ot
the homo costly. The batting feature
was home run hit 10 the left field fence by Davis.
The score by innings,
Hoboken ..........6 o 0 0 0-3 .
Batteries-Howen and BeviIls; Ltndeman and Lamar.
I-rnnire-ALerrttN- Artennance 100
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
CRICKET.

The contest OF the nine clubs which have entered
the competition for the championship OF the New
York Cricket Association Is being followed by IN
,,suaJ interest this season. The standard OF play
is higher than ever before. and Columbia oval the
leaders In the race, a first class team Branch
BROOK and Brooklyn are both giving the champions
a good fight, and either may yet be at the top or
the list In the contest for batting average j.
Flannery now leads with 4466 HOskng is sec
ond with SO and D. Birkett third with 80. The
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
TRAVIS DEFEATS JAMES.
Er-Anlateur Champion Beats Pres
ent Holder of Title.

Chicago July 19.-walter J. Travis, holder Of
the national amateur golf championship title in
1900 and 1901 defeated Louis N James. present
holder of the title by up and to play, in a
thirty-six hole match at Glen View links to-
day. In the morning Travis made the course in
II, finishing up on James. James picked up
wonderfully in the afternoon and won five holes.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
NEWARK BEATS TORONTO TWICE.

At Newark. y. J. (hrst game- r II E
TSwaF6 TSE9ntS ........-5 .......:...55 -
Batteries-Hesterfer. Moriarity aid Shea: Wolfe and
Toft.
Second game r H. =.
Toronto ............o O-I
Batteries-Hesterfer and Shea; Hardy and Brennan
Y-urrl I.afh
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

Deal. England. July 1s-The handicap yacht race
- IzeI,enland 10 Deal which was started last
--s.s.,- affe-noon At 3 o'clock was completed to-
Az The Navahoe finished hrst. and the Comet
s-ss second Emperor Williams Meteor and tne
T ThFrese also started
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
GAINESVILLE eEATs eosroN NATIONAL.

GAINESVILLE Ohio. July 19.-The GAINESVILLE team
won from the Boston National League team by
score of to s. Dexter, catcher for Boston, had hi
right thumb badly split by foul tip and Will proba
bly, be out OF the game for a while
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
w. K. vANDERsILT's HORSE SECOND.

Paris, July 19-W. K. Vanderbts Alpha. ridden
by Ransch. took second place to-day in the Prix
du Trocadero. His horse Bright unplaced In
the race, and his Constantza also failed 10
get place in the Prix de Nozay at St. Cloud.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
ST. LOUIS

two out winning run made
St. Louis. is..............-.- o o o o . o 0 Is
Brooklyn. .............. 1 o 0 O o o 0 o o.
Earned runs-St. Louis .: Brooklyn. /. Two base hits
-SmOOt. NJ ONeill Strans- Three base hits-BTain.
5esser. Sacrifice hft-McCreery. Stolen bases
Donovan 90. SmoOt Barclay, J. O'Neil. NJ O'Neiu.
strang shecard Gesser by pitched baI-By Jones,
/ Bases bals-On O-NeiII 3; on Jones STRUCK
out-By O'NelL 2: by Jones >. Left bases-St.
Louis Z: Brooklyn, 6. Time 2:1O Umpre-OD Day.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
sT LOI-Is. ). BROOKLYN. 4

Louis r n E.
St. Louis. ID
Ratteries-M. o'NeiH and ! o'Nein; Jones and Ritter.
Attendance, 9114
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
= w eoELEI YAcAT WIS PRIZE.

Copenhaeen July 1s.-4 The regatta held under tns
s,,spices OF the Dansi Royal Yacht Ciu0 eiosea
ota1, Fobert W Goelet's yacht swan obtained
1Ss[e- D-izs a large gold cup. awarded 20 ths
most speedy racer
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
pRosRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

-,,-- At Brighton Beach 2.So p n; Grand Circuit
RA--.. -3ssi a, DetroI;
=. -E-s,SIs-Nahan; Club invitation tournament
,fs--TYs-New-Tork -, Yacht Club cruise. New-I-ondon
20 Ne1ToIl -., 1..,u
BaSEfAi--- at 1t Louis American LcaKue Cleve-
e- York. Detroit Boston; Chicago, at
,s-l.-s.-r-on. ST Louis at Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
BASEBALL.
Brooklyn Loses to st. Louis in O
Close Game-ScOre 8 to 4.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
81 Louis, 5; Brooklyn 4 Chicago s; Pfttsburg s
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
RALr1MoRE. ?: PRovIpENCE. Q.

A. providence r l. RHE
Ratteries-Jones and Diegins: wutse Ahearn- I'm
pire-Kely. Attendance Loo
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

SECOND RACE-steeplechase handicap; for four-yesr-
olds and upward that have $1,000 in 1908.
The abort conrse. about tHor rnes.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

au.rbasI to-day. two games. hrst game p M
.s-s-d Immediately after American League, Greater
: y Va Cleveland BWay & l6oth 81
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
CHICAGO. 8; eITTsRuRe, 5.
CINCTNNATTs TWO vICToRIE

At Cincinnati first game)- r H z
f5nf6sa5i SBfb9e6ba "a. -. 9 9 G
Batteries-Pooe and Bergen; Duggeby. Doom and
Roth Attendance, 1900
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST RACE-To be ridden by boys that rid
den winner; for three-year-olds and upward: sell
one-sixteenth u1fleS
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburg at Chicago. Cincinnati a. 81. Louis
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland at New-York. St Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit Boston. Chicago AT Washington.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

re annual outdoor games Of the 81 Barthoio-
New Athletic Club are scheduled N take No. a.
,a,i:.-Sark s-Y: Sark LonV Island City on Saturday. Sep
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-16
Why Educate Your cbIldren Ab,o,a, /,

Why Educate Your Children Abroad ?
Parents who live in a towG like
Ardmore are peculiarly blest. They
can have their children at home
until the college course is completed.
This is worth much financially and
otherwise. Hargrove College should
commend itself to all who have Ard.
more and its interests at heart. They
should patronize our home institution.
Religion, allegiance to God and the
right is positively emphasized, but no
UNCONVENTIONAL tests are required.
Students of any church are received
without discrimination. The students
observe this themselves, and 1t Is
hardly necessary to mention II. We
invite inspection of our curriculum.
The course of study leading to the
A. b. degree (our highest) is equal
to that of any college in the South
west The Sc. b., Phi. b., and NJ. l..
grees do not require much. The last
named sometimes conferred as NJ.
E. L. is largely junior degree, more
for the accommodation of a small
class of students, who sometimes
from untoward conditions are unable
to go higher. We always rejoice
when any of our graduates decide to
go to a university for an advanced
course or higher degree. We encour-
age this, and it is. in our view. about
the only good reason that a citizen OF
Ardmore can give for sending his son
or daughter away to school.
THOS. c.. WHITTEN,
Pres. Hargrove College.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-16
ANOTHER COLLISION.
viii Gardner and an unknown Party
Meet on Their Wheels


Friday night about s or 9 o'clock.
when II was very dark, VIII Gardner
was returning home on G street. south.
west VIII was riding ais wheel AMI
had just passed Lloyrs store, and as
lie speeded up his wheel to his utter.
most in order to make Il through !,
sand bed little way in f-cnt. he
collided with an unknown wheelman,
he too riding very fast viii says
that he must have been riding at least
IS miles and no tr, aud lcir rubber
tires struck each other. throwing the
riders forward. sciklng each ctnes
with great forc3.
Mr. Gardner says mat while he feels
very sore from the strike ami fall, he
Is able TO be up. He does not know
who the other party was, and says he
did not see him until he struck him.
II is fortunate for them that the
tires struck each other rather than
miss few inches, otherwise the col
lision might have been mdLh worse.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-16
THE BAND ANNEX.
Eighteen Pupils Instructed by Prof.
Peeper

Eighteen Pupils Instructed by Prot.
pepper.
Prof. Peeper is active in his work
OF organizing the musicians OF the
town into a magnificent band. Beside
directing the First Regiment band
he has organized a class Of eighteen
novices, which he proposes to sufii-
ciently train within the course OF a
few months to annex them to the
regular band. Among his pupils now
in the baud are Lewis Marston. Jim
Light, c. o. Caldwell, Hines White
Edgar Wymorc. John Prater. Ben
Sewell. Eugene Cook. Loz Baum, Ju-
Illus Kakn. John Joiner Jesse Gray,
Grover Henson. Arthur Smart j. b.
Smart VIII Berryhill, Harry Lowen-
stein and Boge Nolen.
The proper instruments have been
ordered and the band will be thorough
ly equipped within brief time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-16
VINO Win win the LIbrarx !

Stop and think minute. You get
one vote for every 1Oc purchase. II
you are going to build a residence. n
servant house. fence or even a
chicken house. by purchasing your
lumber at Laidlaw Lumber Co.'S and
cast your vote. your side is sure TO
win.
II you are going to buy soon It viii
pay you to buy before September 5.
II don't cost us anything for you 10
vote and the lumber won't cost you
any more than It will without the
votes. LAIDLAW LUMBER co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-16
WAS 1T FoReERYa
Man Charged With Fraudulently OBJ.
talnina letters From Postoffice.


tanning Letters From Postoffice.
Some days ago a negro by the name
OF Willie Williams was put In jai al
this place, charged with fraudulcntly
obtaining letters from the postoffice.
It seems that Willie Williams got a
letter out Of the postonlce direc.ei
to Willie Williams containing a
check issued from the marshal's Office
for about S11, drawn in favor Of WI.
lie Williams, and he had the same
cashed and appropriated the money
TO his own use.
Now II so happens that another
Willie Williams served as o w,taess
in the United States court, when Ills.
charged about 81 was due him and
he left without getting II.
It so happened that Willie Williams
(now in the toils). according to his
own statement, served as witness
few days in a civil suit, for which
Il seems the government paid no zee,
and when Willie of the civil suit case
went to the postofice and received a
letter containing a check for about
Si1 In It, he thought It was for his
fee, hence the appropriation Of lie
money to his own use.
The money and letter were intended
for the other Willie Williams and Tie
government contends that the re
ceiver of the letter knew the letter
was not intended for him, hence he
was guilty of obtaining It fraudulao :.
ly.
The case comes up in a few days
for adjudication.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-16
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals for the erection OF
a two-story brick bank building(
turned key job will be received by
Madill National bank until ~ o'clock
August 81. Each bid will be accom-,
panied by certified check of five per
cent of bid as satisfactory bona fof
performance of contract The right
is reserved to reject any and all bids
and to choose between bids. Plans
can be seen at office OF bank, Madlll
T. T., and OF architect. w. A. stephens,
Durant, l. 4. 14-6t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-16

Everybody invited to the big bavbe-
cue and old settlers picnic to be held
at Pauls Valley August 20, 1908.
Plenty Of everything that goes to
make a good and enjoyable time viii
be on the grounds. Plenty OF barbe-
cued meat free.
Prominent speakers from Oklahoma
and Indian Territory will entertain
the people on subjects that are Of Inn
portance to everyone interested in
this country. Everybody come. You
are especially invited Remember the
date. August 20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-16
Epworth Leaau. Pronran,.

The EpwOrth League will meet
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clocE and the
following program will be rendered:
SuOject-"How to Use Tact In Deal
ing With Men" Louis Jones, leader
Soil of Tact and How 10 Cultivate
It." Pearl Fraley and Miss sullivan
How TO Win Souls Nettie Nor.
ris and DR.. Wood.
Paper-"Things We Ought 10 Ac
quire to Increase Cur Usefulness '
Fannie Walker.
Select Reading-Stella Bu'cher
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-16
Leeture at chrIstlan church.

The people of Ardmore will be
pleased to note that the national lee
turer of the Woman's Christian TEN.
perance Union can be with us on next
Monday. Miss Louise Hollister of
Evanston, Illinois, miss willard's old
home) will speak in the Christian
church on Monday, Aug. II. at $50
D. m.