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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
NEW OIL WELL IN
SANTA FE FIELD
SAID TO BE GREATEST WELL
VET BROUGHT iN-LOcATED
NEAR OIL CITY.

Now, from reliable sourc, has
reached here to the ehc.. hat the
Santa Fc has brought In another oil
well in the fields west %. here. The
well IS said to be tho arcatost
gushcr IN the field and oil ran
everywhere before the N,l was
successfully capped The new Ncll is
located further to the southwest
than any of tho other a,,s It les
ia the southwest corner . the fi-
nous section - and %, oil city
people have cause to b. mbilant
over the we'll for the reason that
f. is not farther than two blocks
from the new addition To- on city
Fr five years the Santa Fa has
been operating in this field Every
year they spend more money drili.
irg Every few weeks new vel.
is brought i'm and capped and left
standing They are after the oil for
their own use. They own an the
land they need In that portion of
the country and the company never
gives out any information about what
II is doing. IL is certain tn1t the
oil fields are among the greatest If
not the greatest in the state and in
addition TO the oil. natural gas i'm
abundance abOunds in this field.
New companies are preparing To- en-
ter the field with new rigs The Ard.
more Gas company at a meeting
of the directors today decided to
put two new rigs in the field. \
Muskogee concern announces that II
will have other rigs here within a
short time. and il Is certain that
the oil, gas and asphalt industries
will double the population Of this
county. Some good towns will be
built up in the western portion of
the county. and Ardmore will share
her full part in the Development --
From Daily Ardmoreite of April -.
1910.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
AS STRANGE AS FICTION
AS True as Gospel-Proofs Not Want

ing
| give out this report for puDlica-
tion because feel it my duty To SO
ciety. For over fourteen years | was
aI invalid suffered so much that
often prayed for death. spent
over twenty thousand dollars in
search OF health, was treated by many
prominent doctors and visited a num-
ber of watering places, but was grow
ing worse all the time. Last summer
heard a great deal of Root Juice
talk and made it my business TO
investigate every reported cure.
was at last so well satisfied that |
bought one dozen bottles. hadl
suffered SO long that ! felt ] would
not get any good out OF a small
amount and as | decided 10 give IL a
trial, ! determined To try II right. /
as every doctor diagnosed my case
differently. ! can only give the symp-
toms, and they were numerous. My
appetite was good at times and at
other times | had no appetite. At
times would blOat so ! could not
| button my vest, mucous would drop
| from my head down in my throat
especially in the morning; my breath
was always bad; ! had burning
sensation in my stomach most of
the time; my kidneys gave me a
great deal of trouble; would often
have to get up fifteen or twenty time.
during the night, | was constipatcd
at times and at other times my bow
els were too loose. nearly alway
had dun, heavy headache. After
taking half bottle OF Root Juice
| noticed improvement | used SIS
bottles before stopped All mf
friends I'm Peoria know Just how was
and / want the world 10 know how
. / am now. ! eat well and sleep well
there is not an ache or pain I'm M.
| body What a glorious gift is health
and ! am happy to say 10 the wor',
Root Juice gave me mine a. j. Don
ovan, Peoria, III.
The great Root Juice is sold 10
one dollar bottle, or three bottle
for two dollars and half at CIT!
=. Drug Store, w, b. Frame, Prop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
At NEW WHEELER
COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP cANDL
DATES MADE sPEEcHEs-sEN.
TlMENT STRONG FOR cRUcE.

The democratic rally AZ Wheeler
Saturday night was well attended and
a very enthusiastic meeting was he'd.
: n Holmes. one W the merchants
at Wheeler, presided with grace and
dignity that would do credit to Champ
Cldrk when hr sets to pc speaker of
the house OF representatives,. From
Ardmorc several candidates and other
persons were no attendance and the
attendance from the township was cN-
coptiouallv good The spocch.making
program was opened with CasNcu
Bennett iu his usual entertaining
mood and the people listened with
much interest during his talk sidney
Surgs followed and talked 10 the poo-
pie concerning tho advancement oi
the country, !tho building of new
homes. the erection OF Just such good
school buildings a. Wheeler has and
I'm which the rally was held and told
the people that Crucr was the lugi.
cal candidate for governor County
Attorney Mlthors made not only "a
strong democratic speech but hc had
many goods words to say for the can.
dida,y of Mr. Crucc and the people
responded 90 his expressions favor
able 10 Cucc for the second COVER.
nor OF the state. Dave +. Booker.
Ira Arnold and George White. three
candidates for sheriff, were introduc-
ed and made brief talks In their own
behalf for the office of sheriff of car
ter county Mr. Wiscman VINO is a
candidate FOR justice of the peace to
succeed : II. ReNroat, made speech
in which he kept the crowd laughing.
Bud Hanks a candidate Tor the same
Office. also spoke Mr.. ReNroat Is
also n candidate 90 succeed himself
and thrcc-corncred warfare for votes
is being Conducted-but that election
is being conducted on high plane.
the people are friends to each other
dHA NV bllANl n'SN bI NNNl'dSdul llllIlHs
are INDUCED in.
The sentiment at Wheeler is all
for Cruce. Many OF his very best
friends are in that section of the
county.
Those who attended from ArdInorc
state that they are under many obli
cations 10 L. r. Rexroat. Tom Po
lock. DIR. \. B. Davis. 5. II, Holmes
and Others for courtesies SHOWN them
Mr.. Suggs returned with happiness
/ beaming all over his face. At the
| home of A. B Davis he was intro
duced 10 big. fine. fat. Drowned
baked turkey gobbler and was assign
ed the very pleasant duty of carving
the bird.
Wheeler is II good town. has a mag
nihCent school house, heated with nat
ural gas the farms were never look
ing prettier. new homes are being
built in every direction and that sec
tion of the county was never so pros
porous as at the present time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
TAX VALUATIONS REDUCED.
Ardmore viii Pay on One and a
Quarter Million Less Valuation.

City Assessor X. S. Hayden has
finished the field work and Is now
compiling the report for the equal.
Zation board. According To the stat
utes the board must convene today
to equalize the tax assessments. but
the report of the assessor will not
be ready. Mr.. Hayden says he began
work on time. that he has not lost
minute in the work, but that the
statutes do not give him sufficient
time 10 compile his report and have
II ready by the 18th of April. The
equalization board win do it, work
about the first of May.
The assessment this year will be
one and a quarter million dollars
short of the assessment last year
1t was agreed that the city was
assessed too high last year and
many reductions have been made
| by the assessor, Mr.. Hayden reports
that nearly every house in the city
Is occupied. There are fewer vacant
| houses In the town now than fol
the past three or four years
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
VETERANS TALK Of
MOBILE REUNION
THE OLD BOYS" HAPPY IN AN.
ricIpArIoN OF COMING GATH.
ERlNG IN ALABAMA TOWN.

The members Of John II Morgan
Camp l.. c. V. each wore an eN.
pansive smile at the meeting of that
organization in the district court
room Sunday afternoon and the
meeting reminded one cf party
OF youngsters in preparation for a
picnic or an aggregation OF ls1da
Walton's cxponents read to bear
down upon the banks OF some stream
and with hook and line yank ont
the finny tribe lying in wait fot
the angle worm
They were so full of the spirit
~ fnc big roun.' that time when
So many of the grizzly old soldiers,
rent with age. meet perhaps for tn"
last time in life hat tIcy made
quick work of the business o. the
camp. so the meeting was "A short
one.
Commander ID NJ Rumph presided
and Adiutant Henry Sutherland was
at the desk.
The program was begun with a
hymn and prayer. followed by The
Star Spanglcd Banner" recitod in
excellent manner by little Miss Char.
lie Gradburg.
Professor Fred Tucker vas the
speaker of the afternoon Fred, who
is young man full of life and am.
btion-a boy who has been brought
up among the soldiers who did duty
is defense of the lost cause-made a
fine talk. starting in by saying that
To be able - address the old sol.
dicrs was an ambition he had achiev.
ed and cherished. He painted a word
picture of the battles of Christ
among men and of His crucifixiOn-
and of the fighting, suffering. bleed
ing aud the giving up of their lives
of the Confederate veteran for a
cause he considered just-saying that
in both cases the cause was not
lost, but its influence would live
on through all ages to come. He pic.
tured the old soldier comfortably
located in the home now under
construction In Ardmore for the Ok.
lahoma veterans and c,mplimcntcd
the people Of the state for their
| work in making such home pos.
siblc for them in their declining
days. His speech was well delivered
and was listened To with marked
interest by those present.
Considerable discussion was given
To the coming reunion at Mobile and
il regard to the trip there
During the meeting il was stated
by Mrs. Arthur WalcOtt that she
had in her possession Crosses Of
Honor for seven members who had
applied for them, but had not gotten
them. for the reason that they could
| not be located. Those who are enti.
tied To the crosses are: w \. Dan
iol. +. H. Roberts. X. u. Rogers. J.
| II. Proctor, j. H. Rector. j. VI. Lloyd,
VI =. Bots and ID. &. Bates.
The Queen of the South play
written on the lost cause, and which
will be presented by the Daughters
OF the Confederacy at Robson opera
house Thursday night, April 81, was
outlined by w. G. Catlett, who has
charge of the performance. The pro.
ceeds of the play 20 towards the
home fund.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
COUNTY COURT
CONVENED TO-DAY
TWeNTY-FoUR JURORS HAVE
BEEN SUMMONED AND SOME
HAVE BEEN EXCUSED

County court in al thc counties of
the state was convened this MORN
iug The jurors fr Carter couu
ty have b,.u summoned and tac usu
al excuses are compug into tine Judge.
office The farmers lnd th, myr
chant, are too busy to -N. toi"
time 10 the county and thr &c.
maudcr are SICK have served ,hcu
time ont for the year or atr n
gagged as posmds,rrs In fact jury
service is somewhat burden upou
them am in southern Oklahoma foi
There is always something do.ul
here
Following are tho jurors that ua,,
been summoned.
H. + hooker. Ardm r.,
- VI. Hanks. Sncod
W \ Taliaferro. MILO
! II Holmes. Snccd
II T. Cathey Arimorc
+ Cook Bcrwyu.
Geo l. Evans. Dccec
VI. L. Potts. Woudford
II =, Kimbrcll Eo,ian
@. T.. Wallng, Ardmorc
DICK wood. Ardmorc.
J. X. Smyth Cheek
W II Barber Mulkcy.
Wm Green. Ardmorc.
Clay Merrill. Ardmore.
Lee Jones. Ardmore.
Henry Baum, Ardmorc
j. y. Powell. Sneed.
L. West, Ardmorc.
X r. Hcndon. Pooleyillc
joe Fuller. Deese
! B. Taliaferro. Eolian.
X =. Poland, Ardmorc
w. H. Couch. lealdton
OF these persons Geo l. Evans
Henry Baum. Joe Fuller. j D. Talia
ferro and X. T. Poland have been
excused from service on the 'ury.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
PERSONALS

Chas. Adams visited Berwyn today.
B II. Colbert OF Tishomingo was
here TO-DAY.
Louis X. Marston spent Sunday in
Oklahoma City.
Gene Wolverton was here yester.
day from Mannsville.
Geo. b. Johnson was visitor here
today fron: Oklahoma City.
a. c. Young has returned from Il
few days visit to points in Texas.
Thos. ]. White was business Wis
itor here today from Mannsville.
Prof r. d. Underwood q, Ber-
wyn was a visitor here yesterday.
w. NJ. WOLF of Blanchard was
among the out of town visitors here
today.
w. j. Woodruff was here today
from Wheeler looking after business
affairs.
Sam Horne, a former resident of
this city, was here yesterday from
McAlester.
w. A. Reeves was here today from
his home at Wayne looking after
business affairs.
Miss Sarah Adams has returned
from an extended visit to points in
Texas and Mexico.
w. Il. Landrum is In ldabel where
he went after a prisoner who is)
wanted in this county.
X. G. Meyer has departed for Alas
ka where he will reside. Mr.. Meyer
is miner and will be engaged in
that business there.
Fred Reeves of North Ca"olina
is here visiting his cousin, =. r.
Reeves, who travels this territory
for the Brown Shoe Co.
Lon NJ, Frame has returned from
Oklahoma City. where he met Mr.
Williams, Mr.. Cruces campaign man.
ager. He reports that Cruces chances
are very flattering.
]. II. Cowser of Winsboro, Texas
who has been here for the past
few days visiting with J. w. Pace
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
NEGROES ARRESTED.
Charged With Resisting an Officer
and having Whisky.

and Having whisky.
Ed Nero, John Brown and B C.
Franklin, negroes, who live out on
Caddo were brought here last nighl
by Constable Pruitt and placed In
Jail charged with having whisky in
their possession and with resisting
an officer.
Ii is said that some of the negroes
was in progress under the influence
of whisky when Mr.. Pruitt went 10
arrest them and relieve them OF the
whisky. the negroes objected to this
and were advised by b. &. Franklin
a negro lawyer, who formerly lived
in this city, that the officer had no
authority 20 arrest them, or TO search
them without search warrant, a
fight was started and Franklin, It IL
said, disarmed the officer, the Officer
however, regained possession OF the
gun and used II over Franklins head
All the negroes were arrested by tn,
officer and brought here. They wer,
given an examining trial this morn
ing and bond was fixed at $500 90
Franklin Is at presen, teaching II
that section. He bore very fai
reputation here and was never in
any trouble with the officers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
"The White sauaw" Coming Here.

"The White SQuaW" Coming Here.
The Raleigh. y. c.. News and oh.
server. of March 10th. says of The
White Squaw," which Manager Rob.
icon offers to the patrons of the
Robson opera house on next Friday
night:
Thoroughly enjoyed last night at
the Academy of Music was The
White SQuaw." ably presented by the
authoress, Miss Della Clarke. assist
ed by a capable company.
The play is in four acts. the
scenes in n wigwam and tepee. the
staging being very artistic. The
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
Committee on Entertainme nj

The following committee on enter
tainment for the Cruce rally 10 be
held here next Saturday night has
been appointed Charles Evans
chairman; J. 7. Coleman, O. II. Vol.
verton. John =. Gilday. John +.
Easley, G. p. Selvidge, Thomas W.
Champion, John X. Wayne. Walter
Allen. j. h. Moore, John Carlock and
W. X. Burnitt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
6drien Hotel Arrivals.

J. \ Wright. Dallas; H. G. Har
relson. Oklahoma City; W y. Far
rangon. Kansas City; W. II Gibson
VI. {. Wasson. Oklahoma City; 4
Ghiffet. Waxahacbie; Wade Cannon
Alexander; Mrs. Julia. Clinton; A
n. Gift. Marietta, J. G. Coon, Nash
viii. Tenn: =. J. Muedeth. For
Worth; j. G. Clinton and wife. Waco;
J. o. McClain and wife Paris; Su
sic Jones, Boston.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

Antlers, Okla, April l7-Win Mel
son a Choctaw Indian aged 2S years
was shot and killed here today A pis.
tol ball entered Nelson's forehead
above the right eye and he fell
dead. Peter Rames, a Mexican sur
rondorel. Rames pleads soLfdelnn..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

Prompt relief in all cases OF throat
and lung trouble II you use Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant TO
take, soothing and healing IN effect
Sold by an dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
Episcopal Guild.

The members OF the Episcopal
Church Guild will meet with Mrs
Williams on Fifth Avenue. north.
west, Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

Three high bred trottlng stations
in service az the fair grounds. For
terms inquire OF the groom or phone
204. Baird 4 Company colin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets assist nature in driving a.
impurities out OF the system, insuring
a free and regular condition and re-
storing the organs OF the body 10
health and strength Sold by all deal.
ers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

Circle No 3 OF the Christian
Webb Tuesday afternoon az $50.
Every member will please be- pres
ent
The Washington times., 1910-07-14

II they do not want him. he cannot be
pushed over Oh them They most en-
phaticaIIy 90 not want him
Ellis resigned a good job in the de-
partment of Justice to take on the work
OF uniting OhiO-s Republicanism- What
he VIII do after the convention. which is
about ten days of, has not been d.
vUlged here, but il Is generally admitted
that he viii be out Of the saddle IN the
campaign for the Soverncrships whoever
the candidate may be.
Henry g. Emory. chairman Of the tar
If commission, who is expected to reach
this country from Europe Friday. viii
be asked to come to Beverly immedi-
ately after Taft has completed his ten
day cruise VI the New England coast.
The President is anxious TO know what
Emory has learned as a result Of his
Investigations OF tariff conditions abroad.
As soon as James Bronson Reynolds,
the second member OF the commission.
has returned from Europe, Mr.. Taft
viii call meeting of the commission
here IN BeverIy
This proposed meeting is the best
indication how big part Is 70 be
played in the coming COngT sssionaI
campaign by the changes IN the tariff
rates made possible by the work OF the
commission.
The Washington times., 1910-07-14
ELLIS CANNOT HARMONIZE
TO SATISFY OHIO BOSSES
Tafts Choice to Bring Unity Out of Dscord ArouseS
Opposition So Vigorous That He viii Be Withdrawn.
President Plans Coast Cruise.
By JAMES Hay, II.

BEVERLY. Mass, july 14-Wsde FL
Us Is on tae icy tobossan slopes of Ohio
politics, according 10 the political Cos
SIP here today
Ar Ellis. who was sent out to Ohio
last spring as chairman OF the Republi-
can State committee by the President,
ard who was given the sweet Job OF
rounding the divided elements OF the
party III that state into shape, viii NOT
run the campaign IN August and the
fan Tor the SOvernOTship, according TO
those who are familiar with the situa-
tiCn.
Il * an Old custom in Ohio for the man
selected as the gubernatorial candidate
70 choose his own campaign manager
Before the President left washington he
was told by group Of Ohio State
bosses that while M Ellis was a hue
man and fun Of enthusiasm he would
not be tolerated by them as the cam
paign conductor
The President has been thingins the
matter over and has decided 10 let the
party leaders have their own way IN his
State
If they want Ellis 1t viii be all right.
The Washington times., 1910-07-14
TIE Important
Problem

confronting anyone in need Of laxa-
tive is not a question Of single &C
ton only, but Of permanently bene-
fetal effects, whRh viii follow proper
efforts 70 live in a heaIthful way, with
the assistance Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA. whenever It is re-
CURED, as It cIeanses the system
gently yet promptly. without irritation
and viii therefore always have the
preference Of ali who wish the best O..
family IaxatiFes.
The combination has the approval
Of physicians because It is known to
be truly beneficial. and because It has
given satisfaction TO the millions Of
weIIinformed families who have used
it for many years past
To set its beneficial effects. always
buy the genuine manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Washington times., 1910-07-14
.ANTESENITE LEADER
IS AGAIN IN CUSTODY
Count Puelker, VIII Es-
capped From Insane Asy-
lum, Is Captured.

BERLIN, July Il - Count PueIker.
who escaped froiz an insane asylum in
June has been recaptured.
The arrest recalls his vivid political
career For years he was a represent
alive politician. leading the eX1roms.
section Of the Anti-Semitic part. He
was a fanaticaI Jew-baiter and resort
ed 10 extraordinary measures to fustiU
hatred against them.
On his estates in Tschirne he organ
lied cavalry troop with the intention
Of raiGing the neighb0riuE country 10
massacre jews. He declared that every
man who killed Jew was a public
benefacrOr.
In the midst Of this wild auti-semitie
activity. Puelker was arrested and tried
for melting to public violence, but his
friends contrived TO have him placed In
an insane asylum though few believed
ne was "A lunatic-
The Washington times., 1910-07-14
BOOM FOR 1912
HANGS ON PRIMARIES
MiSsouTan Must Prove Con
troll of Party In Sena-
torial Fight.

In a little more than two weeks Mis-
souri, wiz hold its primaries 10 noui-
nate candidates for the United States
Senate 10 succeed Senator Warner
Political interest all over the country
VIII focus on that primary
This primary viii determine Il former
Gov Joseph w. Folk can control tie
party organization in his own State.
and therefore If he VIII he IN the run
ming for the Democratic nomination
for the Presidency
This test Of the Folk strength was
brought about the other day by the
Folk people in st. Louis when James
T. Reed, Of Kansas City, was Endorsed
for the Senate against former Gov
David R. Francis
should Reed win out In the primary
Folk VIII 20 20 the Democratic cOuven-
ton next year with the Missouri dele
cation as a nucleus OF strength II
Francis wins. it IS doubtful II missouri
viii instruct for Folk
Folk has been q Presidential candi-
date for three years He was the first
Democrat 20 announce that he wanted
the nomination next year
Francis. who s mighty popular with
many classes in Missouri. Il making the
rfgHt Of his life 20 win the Senatorial
77-rUfuarfo0. He had no serious oppOsi-
ton urtu Reed received the Endorsement
Of Foil a. ID,
a f@ht is also expected IN the ke-
publican party over the SeuaroTSllp-
Senator Warner wants to return, DuJ
has not so far formally an7ounCed MS
candidacy TO succeed himse'-- John
C. Mckinley, of IniOnVlile- 5 2nother
EeDu bIicau aspiraET now acJiNelS
campaigning
1t is believed however that the
next Missouri Legislature viii be
Democratic. and the Republican pri-
r-zrfee viii not therefore be OF i'm
uortauCe nationally
Candidates viii also be chosen by
both parties at this primary for Mis-
sorrrf-s sixteen seats In Jhe House
Cufv Representative RarthoIdt is con-
ceded 20 the Republicans in the next
election
The Washington times., 1910-07-14
PINCHOT MAY ENTER
RACE IN NEW YORK
Former Forester Suggested
AS Candidate 10 Succeed
Governor Hughes.

A rumor became current here today
to the effect that Clifford Pinchot may
be put forward for the Republican
domination for governor OF New
York.
Piuchot * a resident and voter IN
New York city. That he has gradually
become associated with active politics
Is NOT denied by his friends here but
no one could be found 10 stand spou-
SOr COR the report that he may be
urged as q successor for HugbcS
The Washington times., 1910-07-14
Millions Say So

When millions Of people use fOI
years 4 medicine It proves its merit
People who know CASCARETS'
value buy over a million boxes 4
month It's the biggest seller be
cause it Is the best bowel and liver
medicine ever made. No matter
what you're using, iuSt-tTy CAS-
CARETS OnCe-yOu'H See 81
CASCARETS. 1Gc q box for
week s treatment all druggists.
Biggest seller in the world. NIL
lion boxes q month
The Washington times., 1910-07-14

Four tabIefuIs Of hand-sewed
turn and welt $50. 8, and $50
Pumps, Ties. and Low Button
one tablefu3 Patent feathers
one tableful Gun Metal C4lf-
one tablefuI Soft ViCi Kid
One rablefuI TauS and Browns.
Nearly every size in some
kind. (At eth St Store-)
The Washington times., 1910-07-14
Three Basement Floor Coupons

This Palais ROrz1 Basemen
Floor Coupon and thirty seven
f3I) cents entities bearer 70 one
E5c Cray Euameied Tea keI-
tie. T-guart size. Good for
Friday only, July Is. 1919.