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The Washington herald., 1912-05-11


Frederic Adams. 1877 Blltmors..... 1870
Andrew Larman, 1fu Cirard NV. 40
Norman Hammett, 1E0 PARK rd...- 40
Taylor Hardin. III Conn ave.. le.5
Walter Delaney. 100 18th nw-....--. lllo
Richard Shandz 9M 18th nW-..----.. z912
ltm. y. Monroe. zfi3 18th nW..-.-, -
David Lorenz. 5l04 18th nw-.-.-.--.. Loo
Teddy Hilleg ms Conn. ave...s.... 1o15
Cornellus Reidy, 1850 x uW..--.-..... H.545
Sorneha Marvin, 15m Emerson-s...- A 1ss
Edith Bates. i7Si willard nw........ $40
Raymond Arbuly, ia U nw....-..- LOS
Elisha = Meredith, f756 Q nw...... 1.210
5lesee Bealer. lSs7 Monroe NV. loo
Dorotlny Aungsrford. apt q Iro- ..~
Lawrencs johnson. IfII Euclid NV. 2s50
EDWARD Melton. 1872 Monroe........ 6a65
hatn- Norris, 1t07 EIa- ave. nw.... 29,1l0
q. T. SmallWood. S10 18th nW..... $50
Lois Brooks, 1853 uw................ 6245
Francis Dunan 1913 nth nw......... H,555
Mater Ridgeiy. it53 Newton. -. 15,s90
Florence VOORHEES,, 1913 p NV. n.n5
Grace Brown. 3f35 Oakwood Ter. 21t5
John Hill 2465 Ontario Toad........ n. go
MACK Prentiss, 1903 Caroline nw.-.. 1.100
Amy Darte. 1870 Newton......-..... 100
Gorden Reamy, i7ss willard nw...... In,
Aimon Nelson. S3o2 18th nw.......... 1910
Emery Myers, 3f0s 18th nw....... 13en
Herman Smith. lIn nw--......-.. l50
Mary Barry. ISIS L................... M isss
Clara Young. 1l2f 18th nw....... ass
Helen Coates. 1so1 Oregon nw...... LOO
James johnson, IS VT. ave. nw.. Zsl5
Rafael Calvo, 1529 18th nw.-....-... SID
Jerome Watrous 1S27 Monroe..... 5,1e0
Miner Hostetler, S139 18th nw....... I0en
II. Vaughan. 1705 r. l. ave....... los
Walter Halier, 24l0 18th nw... i. rs
Jessie Pratt, 1857 Newton nw...... 1.0ls
lawrence Hoes. 1885 r. ]. ave. NV. 10,1S
Walter Broyles, Mount Ramer...... L0s0
Gertrude Hunt, mo N nw........... Iss55
The Washington herald., 1912-05-11

DISTRICT NO. z-consIstInk Of names
Of boys and girls residing In North
east Warrington, Including Brook
land, LanEdOn, woOdridEe, BennIng,
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One Week from
TO day

The First Vote Period the Boys and Girls Pony Contest will
close All subscriptions turned the Pony Contest Depart
by that time will bring than later Don't for
get the dateSaurday May 8 Do confuse the closing of
period with the closing Of the contest the does
not close until June 15
The Washington herald., 1912-05-11

DISTRICT NO. 4-ConsistinE OF names
OF boys and girls residing In that
part Of washington west OF Seventh
Street Northwest and Georgia Ave-
nue Northwest, and east OF Four
teeufh Street Northwest, Including
SANTA Addition, &c
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The Next List Of Names

OF boys and girls the Pony Contest will be published Sunday
but will only include the of those who have 5000
and The of those having less than 5000 will
be omitted from list but will be taken of the
GET ENOUGH VOTES IN BEFORE NOON TO-
DAY, SO THAT YOUR NAME WILL APPEAR IN
SUNDAYS LIST.
ShOrt-term S11hScrintiOnS
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V0TEs BELOW INCLUDE THOSE
CAST Up TO NOON THURSDAY.
DISTRICT NO. 1--consistins Of nane.
.ef beyn and Girls residing IN south
west ana soufheast WanhlnGson. IN
/ ciudinE Anaeostia, ConEress Heishts'
RandIe HiEhlands, &C.
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Votes Are Given on Subscriptions

To SundH Scales b Herald
rand e con
es. NJ n !. /.
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DISTRICT No. 7-COusIstInE of names
of boys and girls residing in the
State of Maryland. outside of District
of COIumb bIa.
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THIRD PERIOD

From June ? to June Is, inclusive.
Washington Herald, Sunday only. by
mail. agent. or carrier:
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SECOND PERIOD

From May 20 to June /. inclusive.
Washington Herald, Sunday only. BY
mail. agent. or carrter:
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FIRST PERIOD

From April II to May Is. inclusive.
washington Herald, Sunday only. by
mail agent. or carrier:
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY STREET
and W. TwENTY-THIRD STREET,
TO. ts0o Royal Special. houn) 90 (RoJai
speciAp, '1I1o q. m. q %, 10 ORoyai LIMITED 5
hours, so. so p n. and il2ls niEht AS
a. n. Dinsn and Parior Can on DAY traIus
sleepeD on '1215 night open at lo1o d N
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. ffoo. SM. S1im
D. n, = 20. Soo. N0o n m
10 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
(Week days. 30 a. m to 900 D nj
2a5, $40, 63o, 10. tn. fs1n SA IN
isao. so0o. siOo q. M; '12oo noon, fiaa6, Tm
fs1. 's0. fsao. Sso. fTM. Ss0. fS0, 'lon
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, 30 q. m. IL, 50 n
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LoUIsTIILH
$40 q. m. 'l1o .. n, '12Io night.
PIrHBURG. 80 q. m, T5 40 d n. si1.to
uight. tslesper ready 10 .. m-l
CLEVELAND. 'sl0 p N. COLUMBUS, tsN
p m.
WHEELING. 80 q. m, Sn m.
Schedules of local trains al ticket once.
Daily. tEIcept Sunday. Sunday only
TELEPHONES at following fieket omcea: iyth
and New York Ave. n. W., Main IHi; ne Penn
syiIHnia Ave. Nain n; Onion Station ones. Main
f5D.
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DISTRICT NO. e-consIstine Of names
Of boys and girls residing In that part
OF Warrington west OF Seventeenth
Street and Connecticut Avenue 10
Connections Avenue Bridge. and west
of Rock Creek, including Chevy
Chase, FeunaIIytown, cIeveland Park.
WrHaannaa, n,
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DISTRICT NO. s-COnsistinE of pamea
of boys and girls residing In the
State of Virginia, outside the Dis
Trlst of Coluuahla
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Louisville.

'App-snties allowances claimed.
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tIFIII0- IIIl7-l3 0l1-IJs
FoURTH RACE -Keatqels Derby; one and one
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-27

her daughter by former marriage.
Hartsell married Is years.
New York.-Charles White
Wildrick has obtained divorce
from wife who is serving time in
Auburn prison for working bad
ger game.
Mrs. Wildrick, as Florence
Burns, figured in sensational muir
der trial few years ago.
Paris.-Ex-President Diaz de-
MED that he is i'll, as has been re-
ported. kilograms of sympathy
keep pouring in.
Albany, N. Y.-State Fire Mar
shall Ahearn, who is making tour
of inspection, says that he has not
found one hotel in Catskill noun
tains that is safe in case of fire.
Philadelphia men arrested
for gambling in baseball parks
were each fined $3.50.
Ga1esburg, Ill.-Senator Chas.
F. Hurburgh has come out for
Roosevelt for president, but feels
that he is morally bound to sup
port Deneen for governor.
Ell Paso, Tex.-Gen. Orozco,
rebel leader, denied that he threat
ened to wreck Mexico Northwest
ern Railroad unless they gave him
100000.
Wheeling, w. Va.-Platform
on which were 200 Masons and
their wives collapsed. Many in
jured. Fell IS feet.
Duluth, Minn.-Striking freight
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of robbery, jumped down elevator
shaft at state prison. Fractured
skull.
Athens.-Bethlehem Steel Co.,
America, will supply armor and
guns for new armored cruiser
Greece.
Skagway, Alaska.-High winds
spreading forest fires that are
raging here. Korncastle, famous
tourist resort on mountain side,
has been destroyed.
London.-Duc DeLorge, French
nobleman, killed when he fell
down elevator shaft at home he
was visiting. -..
Paris.-Margaret Cove, New
York, seeking relief from heat,
wentinto Pantheon, tomb of great
Frenchmen; stayed too long.
When she tried to get out place
was. closed. Screams finally
aroused guards.
New York.-Chauncey Olcott,
actor, has sued for annulment of
marriage to first wife. Mrs. Cora
Moran-Olcott. Suit involves
property. Olcott has married
again.
Utica, N. Y.-George Hoyt
Allen, Clinton, is peeved because
Wilson answered his letter of
congratulation and used rubber
stamp for signature. Won't vote
for New Jerseyan.
Brussels. : Lightning struck
castle of Clergnon, southern Bel
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

@obI0aSb e ri li6ite Set oes
Sabres lit @eibno6ten, neil es eben
ein SeIt reiner Meni9lihfeit, reiner
N6ditenliebe lit, neil BET ibm ale
GelbItlu6t 5%uriidtritt unO MIR elm
@eoanfe ie0eu belebt, n6inlid Der,
Ieine Witmeuihen 8i erfreuen. Iu6
Ser Mermite fiiblt iid reid uno altid-
lid in Der Seligfeit oes @ebens. uno
feines Menihen @er5 lit nobl 10 per-
bGrtet, Dab es @eibnodtsbitten rtlt-
5ug1ngli1 lit. @ie finoen oo1 81
terilber5en ibre b06ite 6reuoe oarin
ibreil 2ieblingen 5t @ei6no6ten 81
beI1eeren, un0 ibren 0anf in Dem
SSllbel ibrer &inoer. Nun lino ga
aber oie @ermIten Der Armen, oenen
elm bartes @ei6id 8ater ilno Mlitter
nabm, fir Die feline @ltern Die 8eib
naGtsfer3en an5iinoen. Nber am Set
Der 2iebe loaen au6 fie nidt obne
Sreltoe fem uno 10 miro unieren
oeutl9en @niien aud elm Sannen-
baum erItrnblen. Sim Sonntag, Den
80. DECEMBER, finoet i'm 9euti1en
@aiienbaus Die oiesi1bri9e 8eib.
nadtsfeier Itatt, uno ga gebt an iln-
Iere 0eutihen Mitbiirger ser glppeW
li9 10 5ablrei6 tpie m0gli6 oa3u elm.
5ufin0en ltno i1on porber nd6 &r1f-
ten bei5uIteuern, Inn &inoeriubel uno
frobli6e @eii6ter I'M @aiienbaus 81
i6offen. llnO per, Der Ben Slbel iei-
ner eignen &inoer geieben bat, miro
3uriiditeben, tDenn es gilt, oen @Itern.
lolen Sreltoe 81 bereiten2
9as &rogramm lit f%oIgenoes:
/. Subertlire. Marine 8ano.
2. @eiang: aae Sabre mieoer; @oi-
Ienfinoer.
8. @ebet: Somes 9. 8ubrer.
a. Anipro6en: Yr1fioent Sobn s.
S9uetoer, SON. Guno s. Huoolpb
un0 SON. Simon @olf.
8. Yiano-O Duet. gIiiobetb 0lerlt II.
Meta Sbrar.
6. @eiane Der 10 9leiniten.
z. Duet. Nlbin uno Norman BreiI.
8. AbeuO Dor @eibnadten i'm 9eut-
i6en 8aiienbauies; aufqefiibrt
bon &inoern oes @aiienbouies.
8. 8erteilung Der @eibnodtsgaben
an Die @aiien.
9ie 8oriiber in oen &omites lino
folgenoe Serren: Sir S6enfungen
MOolpb Cube; fir Yrogramme uno
Treiie, 8m. s. MeDers; fir Sen
@B-SaoI, Geo. S. 8eBler; fir oie
S96nfe, Sobn appid.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
1913.

Sonuar 1. Mittwo1. Gang oes arion
i'm 9lubbauie.
Samtar 1. Mittno9. -Sabresbaa
oes Observation-Disclosures ltnteritiis-
ungsperein i'm 0lo Maionic Gent
pei.
Saruar 5. Sonntag. SdngerbunO,
Mniifalii6er 9lbeno.
Sanlior 6. Mfontag. S~abresbaG oes
9euti6amerifoni6en llnterltiis-
lungs : 8ereins in Der Do MaIonic
SaH.
Sanuar 10. Montag. Sa9resbal
0es 8ereins 9oilern in Der Oh
Moionic Saa.
Saniiar t3. Montag. StiftungsfeIt
oeS Mrion 9amenpereins.
Sanuor 10. 1918: Bal oes nOnfel
8r6iig @ergniigungsperein uno
DOnfel 8rGlig 9anen-@ erein~ I'M
Slo Maionic SempeI.
Soniiar t9. Sonntag. Muiifalii6er
Abello fir W9itglieoer nno 5ami-
lien I'M S1ngerbuno.
Sanuar 10. Sonntag. MuiifoIilder
AbenO i'm Arion.
Sanuar 10. Sonntag. gbeno : Inter.
baltung i'm @ermania Wadnnerdor.
Sonuar 20. Montag. Sabresbaa oes
Hlottoiitti6en ltnteritiisungsper.
Gems in Der Do Mtaionic Sail.
Sanlar %. Donneritag. @lldre bel
Dem 0amen-Silfsperein oes 9ellt-
iden @oiienbaules in Der Singer.
bumobale.
Sanuar 26. Sonntog. ariegerbuno
&aiiers @eburtstaa i'm @oloener
eagle 9otel.
Sanuar 26. Sonntag. A. MnIifali.
fiber glbeno i'm SGngerbuno.
Sonuar 81. Montog. SGngerbun(
San3fr1nBben.
Sonuar 81. 1918. oMntag. @udr,
nnO San5 i'm Arion.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
gPrFtltP.

9entider GemtraIberein. Yr1lioent
- /. 8i0e-Ir6i. Mar-
tin 8ieganO; 2. Gi5e.Yr1i. ". Rud.
OGldel; 3. 8Be-9r6i. aorI GeOIf;
A. @i5e . Yr1liOent George Mair;
5. gi3e . Sr1Iioent @uguIt SdmiOt;
RarI &ommel, Shobmeiiter;
@uItob 9enOer, Setret1r; GOngreB
$eigbts, 9. s. Sabnentr6qer SOiepb
@onOrad. Solicitor Serm. @infler.
8%eriammlun9 am A. Dienitag |. 81.
in 922 Yenn. glne.
columbia SMrabereiu, 928, SO.
StraBe, g. So, Nortb 2t45.
Observation-Disclosures ieoen 2.
Sonntae i'm Ntonat, Nahmitt. $50
ubr. acknowledgment icOen Mon-
tag, AbenoS s llbr. @rnit @erIten-
berg. 8r1iiOent, 1343 6 GtroBe, %.
So. Eelepbon so. 20S6. S1riftpnrt
u. s. Ma1ler, 715 IA. Str. %. 49,,
Selepbon Main 1856.
Damru.S eFipn; 8rau 5arOb Baumaartnsr.
prdlIcsntin; 5rau 8. q. Nianu, Sstrttdrin.
@etrranenOerein OrS 8ten 4Ota.
lions. Ieriammelt ii9 oalelblt.
0catI6er @aiIenbaMSDerein, BRA.
liOent S. 5. Sdneioer, @m. s. Mep-
ers, Setret1r, 1919 Sroine Str, y.
So. Oireftorcns un0 OeleaatensBer.
ianmllung am 2. 0%onueritag /. DC.
inn SGngerbuno.
Srausn. phlfsDertin. 5rau q. %. 8artbeI.
oral. Verlammelt lh mpnatIlh am 2. Don.
nerlta9 i'm Sdneerbuno, 3 lbr nahm.
6rnusn-N dbperein. Bmn 81. yBEIsr. grdl.
Ssrlammslt lt9 mCuntIi9 esmdB NOtis.
9eutider &riegerbunO perinmmeIt
li1 ieoeu 3. Montag monatIi9 in SEQ.
922 Penn. aoe,, 6eIOmebeI SOiepb
Wtair, 2004 @rite Str. u. 80.
9eatId.a Se@niter-
Gerein %Deriammelt li1 am 1. un0 3.
0tittnod oes Monats i'm Sanger.
buno, 314 G-Str. N.-@. Saul 8auid
Setretar, 34lS Sromn Str,, yt.-M,
0crmania Stub. Nlittpods uni
6reitags abenos in Sbe &olefam.
1923 s Str. &c. 8. Sefret1r @m.
S. @epers, 1919 SrOing Str, @.@.
Dntel 8rafs gersnisnnss Ser.
Gin. Geo. Miair, Sefret1r, 1881 lite
StraBe, q. SO. @eriammelt li9 ON
2. Sonntag /. SO. I'M @oI0en Gag
le Sotel, 81. S. 9lpe un0 8 ctr.
OnftI 8rais Damsnsrsin. 8ran 9snr,
@raus pralOentin. gsrlammeIt l6 am /
MittwO@ i'm MOnut i'm 5auls zines Der Mit
slitpe.
HrOipect &ia Cemetery. JreO.
Sm1Of, Hr6lioent, @m. Mortin, Sc
tretdr. geriammeIt iih am erlter
6reitag monatli9 bel S. u. Cries
bauer, 433 Ste StraBe, %. %.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
eamOsmanmidaHIi&s nnO llntsrRHk
augs : gersins.

S6wei3er BObIt6tisteitsDerein.
Bra. SuIius @aIoff, 11S EpnneNe.
glpe, %. 6. s. Z. ShpeaIer, Sefre.
tar, 1929 S Str, q. SO.
gerein 8aOen, aIois Reinbart Se.
fretdr, 113 9 StraBe, g. So. Der.
IammeIt Iid ieoen /. 9ienstoo TN
Monat in 936 go. gpe., q. SO.
Gcreim 8abern, Columbia Seftisn
yer. /. BoIfeone &udo1ideI, 9rdI.
5ranf @ieganO, |ioe-Pr6I. Mihey
Sol5beierlein, ShotmeiIter. Gbeo q.
2edert, Sefret1r, 1910 5Io. aUe.,
g. 6. 9erI. am i. Sonntog /. so.
8 llbr hadn't. in $40. 922 So. glDe.
SdpGbiIder arnnten . 11nterEat.
5~nngsberein, MihoeI Diet. @etret6r.
500 S Str, g. 8. @~eriammlung om
1. 0ienstng /. SO. in No.737 z. ctr.
&IattOatider @ereen. Bm. Stir.
mann, Sefret1r, Dobnbnft in GocO-
ma Horf. @eriommlung am /. Dom
uerstas i. 81. in 1877 z. Str, q. SO.
SeTenSaFmhgSter llnternikmnas.
&erein. 9ouis Bauer. Br1IiOent.
Sobn Meininger, Sefret1r, go. 81,
&-StraBe, N..@. @eriommIung am
8. Nittpod /. sc. in 922 ga. Ibe.
Metger-l II terItitnngsUercim. 6rit
SeB, Sefretdr, Care go. 1920 Conn.
AUenue. Serinmmelt li1 ieoen erIten
Dienstag /. Wt. in SEQ. 922 9o. Ape.
GOlam6ia SrGner . arnnten.lln.
terltiieungsDerein. 6rona Ron1, Se.
tretlr. 1884 22te Str, q. SO. Ser.
Iommlung am 3. Dienstng /. 90. in
gto. 936 Fa. @pe., g. 8.
0entider Neutrality-suspicious..
Diitrift go. 40. Setret1r 8m. San.
nemann, 1915 Marion StraBe. q.
Us. geriammeIt Iih ieoen 4. Wlitt-
nod i. %. in 936 ga. gloe., q. 90.
0eutider lIntcrltitunss6nuS, 0i.
thrift 100. Wiihoel Diets. Sefretdr,
629 s Str, u. 6. geri. am a. Don.
nerstag /. DC. in 1877 Z. Str, N.@.
9sMtider llntcrtatnnssbamS. Di.
ltrift go. 410. Setret1r Ssobn Mei.
uinger, $50. 81 &-StroBe, 9e..8.
gerinmmelt iih am 1. Mitttuo@ ie.
Den @ts. in 936 8a. goe., q. 80.
9euti6 : AmerifaniiGcr . Inter.
itiiknnas . gerein. Sobn Diet, sc.
fretGr, 1888 9. Capitol Str. VerI.
am 2. Dienstag /. M. in 1877 Z. Str.
@ai6instOn Sid &elief. Setretdr
s. Yiidof, GberrDoale gllraI Sta.
8. s. geri. am /. uno 3. Montag
/. &C., i'll 1927, Z. StroBe, q. 50
9entide Brand, SOSiaIifiIGer
&artci. 8eu5el gtifl, 5efret1r, 1886
Ontario Toao. 8eri. am /. mnO 8.
9onnerltag, 9lben0S s l1br in 423
@-Str., M.-8. Spmpotiiierer Itets
piafommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

|ereiniste Sanser BON 8ai6instOn
Br1ii0ent: Sobn @alomann; Sefre-
tar 6. 9ede, 140 10. Str, 9. 6.
@aibinstOn GGnserbnnb. SO. 314
6 StraBe, q. 20. albert 2epper,
RrGiiOent, ". 0rauner, Setret1r, 314
s Str, 90. %. u. @umpredt, 0iri.
gent. Singltunoe ieoen 0ienstag.
DnmsnYsrsir 8rau q. s.. gartbel, wrdi.
YsriammIunS isOen 1. unb 3. Disufas OsS
@cnais, absnes 8 libr, in Obissm gOfaIs.
gIriOn /. 1eiansberein, 1905, 6
StroBe, q. %. Mng. S1miot, YrG.
iiOent. Sobn 8eber, Scfret1r,
go. SIS, CITE StraBe, g. 6. aorl
SOBER, Dirigent. Direftorenper' MN.
lung am l.. Sonntag na6 Dem /.
Nittwo6 /. 10. Sinoitunoe ieoen
W2ittmo6.
Nripn Dnmnpsrsin. Brau 3. 0Tumle,
praicentin. 8erlammIuus am .. Nittppd
mcnatlih abenee in Cbisem eCfalr.
WerttaIta W1nnerdOr. 1922 Yenn.
9lUe. y. @. Br1i. Sobn @eiff. SER.
SEQ. Sebaitian, 622 go. @pe., S.@.
emil 5. Gbriitiani, Director. @e'
iddftsberl. am 1. Sonntng /. sc.
SineitunOe ieoen Oonnerltog uni
Sonntag abenO in 922 ga. gbe.
Damsnusrein. Graa 9uIia GueIeL pral
Wniammslt ih ieosn nlisu Sonnias IN
Wcnai i'm Obissn gOlals.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

; e s~Oeriammlungeil Der bie.
iigen oenti@en 9ereine, 2oeen uitp.
finoen 3. st. offers itatt, uro nod
mebr FOLDER pdbreno Oes fonlmen.
Den @inters. Sol9e 8eriammIun.
gen peroen itets gut beiudt, uno
wiinidt oas uSournaI", bierbon 4e.
ridte ou eritatten, oenn oie 2eIer i'm
augemeinen nebmen bierpon Snter.
eiie. OBJ Tie nun ben 8ereinigungen
angeb0ren oOer ni6t. Man febe fiG
nit Dem u~SSolrnal" in 9erbinOung,
mir eeben Oieien Neuiefeiten bereit.
Uiliolt 9Ias.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
gereins.N OtBen.
Man iebe nod ben Mnnoncen.
@eramiiammaem.

0e5ember 80. Sonntag. 8eibna6ts-
feier i'm Deutihen @aiienbaits.
DECEMBER 90. Counting. Singer
bllno : 8eibna6tsfeier. unter
2eitung oes 9amen-&l ubs
DECEMBER 80. Sonntag. @rion-@ eib.
nddtsfeier, inter 2eihtng Oes
Nrion 9omen : 8ereinS.
DECEMBER 80. Sonntog. @eibna6ts-
feier I'M @ermania Mdnnerbor"
unter 9eituns Oss Damsnuersins.
0e5ember 30. Sonntog. @eibnodts-
felt unO Gang Oes Onfel 9rdiig
Gergniigllngs ! @ereinS i'm @oIoen
gagle Sotel.
9e3ember 81. 9ienitag. Neuiabr8-
San8frdn5den i'm S6ngerbunO.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
Innen.

a 0emti6e 6reimanrer 2oee
NN Arminins, $50. %. S. u. u.
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Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-22

Ardmorc's teachers are $3.50
happier for Christmas through the
action OF the board of education in
paying the December salaries few
days ahead of the schedule time.
Violets in bloom in the door yards
will greet Santa Claus this Christ
LAS. No wonder the old man side
tracked his reindeer and sleigh
and bought an auto.
With the candidates for the diff
ferent city offices beginning to test
their wings, things begin to look
like another election is drawing
near
w. p. jewell of Oklahoma City
who has been here VAitinI his
daughter, Mrs j. h. Temple in the
Traley Flats, is reported i'll with
la grippe.
If you want to see something swell
in the uniform line just take a
| peep at the Ardmore fire boys as
they strut around in their new uni
form caps incidentally speaking,
the caps do not comprise all the
wearing apparel of the boys,
Doc" Oscar Wood, the cutlery
salesman, returned yesterday af-
ternoon from a weeks round up in
his regular territory--the last trip
OF the year. Mr.. Wood says that
last weeks sale constituted the ban
ner weeks business of the year.
Over twenty-five thousand bales
OF cotton have been ginned in Car
ter county this year up to date and
several hundred are yet to be gin
ned No wonder that the bird OF
prosperity roosts in this county.
Col. A. V. Doak left on the early
train this morning for Lawton where
he will spend the holidays visiting
his son, w. G. Doak. Col. Doak
stated, just before leaving the city
that he proposed, while in Lawtoh
to find out Just when work on the
A. d. & l.. would begin.
H. A. Sparling, representing the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-22

w. l.. Richards, district clerk in
Love county was an Ardmore visitor
Friday.
j. G. Graham, attorney of aMrietta
was here Friday.
w. NJ. Aughtry, the genial repre-
sentative of the Winchester Arms
company, was here Saturday from
Oklahoma City.
Misses Mary and Marjorie Williams
will leave this week to spend me
holidays with their brother Cecil
Williams in Kingston,
Lois Easley who has been here
with her auntie Mrs. S. +. Wallace
attending the city schools, has gone
TO Sulphur, where she will spend the
holidays with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. H.. Easley.
DR.. A. +. Ballard was in the city
Saturday from Lone Grove en- route
to Muldoon, Texas, where he will
spend the holidays with relatives. Hc
states that the health of his Commun-
ity is very good
Miss Beulah Hickman, teacher in
the Lone Grove schools was here
Friday en- route to her home in Sher-
man to spend the holidays.
The Misses Hoard of Ardmore are
here to spend Christmas with Mr. an
Mrs. +. A. Beeman-Atoka Jefferso.
ian.
Miss Myrtle Adams of Tishomingo
who has been attending the A. and
Nj. College at Saltwater, stopped off
in this city yesterday for a brief
visit to friends, en- route to her home.
Jack London, who is connected
with the Central State Normal at
Edmond, is here to spend the holi-
days with home folks.
Ewing London, who travels east
ern Oklahoma for the Dewitt Cigar
company of this city, IS here to
spend the holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe NJ. London.
George Anderson who is attend
ing the state university at Norman,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-22

IT. 4. Spanning, representing the
Mergenthaler Linotype Company OF
New Orleans was in the city yes
terday. This will be his last town
to make before the holidays He
will go to the Crescent City to
spend Christmas with home folks,
Mr.. Sparkling states that the sections
of the country that produce cotton
are much more prosperous than the
belts devoted exclusively to grain
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-22

Ardmorc's teachers are $3.50
happier for Christmas through the
action OF the board of education in
paying the December salaries few
days ahead of the schedule time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-22


Office Ringers Drug Store,
10 w. Main st. Phone No Ia.
will return to spend the holidays
with home folks and friends
Miss Hearn and Miss Gussie Camp
bell of Madill are in the city the
guests of Miss Annie Anderson.
Stella and Ed Winston who are
attending the city schools have gone
to Mcmillan to spend Christmas witk
tfeir father.
Don Russell will spend Christmas
with home folks at Pittsburg. Texas.
Willie Smith OF Baum was among
the Christmas shoppers in the city
yesterday.
]. f. and II. j. Williams were here
yesterday from Wichita, Kansas.
They are on trip to southern Texas
and California
H. w. NOSto VI lii' b'd'e uHi''io'Ny
at Austin, Texas is spending the hol-
idays with his parents in this city.
Lloyd Hanway and wife Of Cheek
are in the Ci'y today nth f'ends.
J. S. Tippett of Marietta is in the
city today the guest of his son, W.
]. Tippett of the Ardmore fire de-
partment.
NJ. o. Gay. surface inspector of
the Rock Island lines is in the city
on company business. Nj. Gays
headquarters are in Ft. Worth, Tex.
James Brennan OF Little Rock. Ark.
car agent for the c. r. l. and p. Ry..
was in Ardmore yesterday on COM
pany h sihecs.
W. F. Tyree and Nelson Stone were
in this city yesterday from Durant.
w. r. Denver was here from MN
Creek yesterday afternoon.
d. b. Dandy Of Pauls Valley was
an Ardmore business visitor yester-
day.
J. Rorer returned to his home ut
Shawnee yesterday morning
w. C. Herring was here yesterday
from Caddo.