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rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on tho
THOMAS DAWSON was duly adju-
dicRtcd bankrupt, and that the first
meeting of his creditors Will be held
In my Office. Rooms No SOC and SO9
American National Bank Building
Richmond. Va, on the 22D DAY OF
MAY. y. d. 1914 At 10 O'Clock In tho
forenoon. ut which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact such othor
business as may properly come before
eaid meeting.
TIfOS 3. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
May ~. 1914.
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BY Edward 8. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE


COMMISSIONERS; AUCTION SALE
AN :, AT TT SunuRnAT HoMn
GoUNTY KNOWN AS HILL CREST
Located on Hnzelhurst Avenue. ono
block west or the old Meadow Bridge
Road, and within three blocks west OF
the Highland Park street car line. Tho
two-story and attic frame dwelling OF
modern arehitecirrc: lot fronts Il, by
water; fruit trees. etc: location COM
mandiug.
In execution OF tho below mentioned
decree, / will. on
THURSDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MAY.
at o'clock j. NJ.
sell by auction. upon the promises. tho
beautiful season of the scar we have ave
a longing for the country. This offer
both city and country life. Do not
miss this. Take an evening off. twill
TERMS: One-th!rd IN cash. the resi-
duo in two equal instalmcnts at six
and twelve months, with notes bearing
the title to be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid and n convey
cash. ut the option OF the purchaser.
albert o. BOSCHEN.
Special Commissioner.
EDWARD s. ROSE CO..
Auctionoers.
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY
OF IIENR1CO:
Claude l.. Shakespeare. who sues.
Plaintiff.
against
Eta Shakespeare ct ais. Defendant
I. T. c. Fletcher. deputy for Samuel
=. Waddii, clerk OF tho said court do
certify that the bond required Of the
special commissioner by tho decree
rendered In said cause on the 4th day
of May. 1914, has been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk OF tho
said court this 7th day OF May. 1914.
7. c. FLETCHER.
Deputy Clerk.
(Contlnued on Ninth PngeN
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FULL LINE TOP BCGGIES FOR THE
ali kinds in stock. Wagons for every
purpose. top and open. Easy terms.
y. MEYER SONS. i5i EAST CARY
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HELP WANTED-NIalc and Female

GOVERNMENT JOBS
Omen 10 men and women: big pay.
Write Immediately for FREQ list
+ RIA y * LIN INSTITUTE. Dept.
i3l-N. Rochester. X Y
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

and pasturagc. Can be used as stOr-
age Rent. $40 per month Apply
1850 North Twenty nth street.
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PANAMA AND STRAW HATS
cleaned. blocked and rctrimmcd. no
acids used. SCiILOSS. S22 East Broad
Street. Uptown branch. 223 West
Broad street
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SITUATION wANTED-NIale

FARMER WANTS
nished Apply G. 329. care Times
DlNnnIch.
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1--we Virginia town y chance to
make money. /. 232. care Times
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SITUATION WANTEn-,Inlc

BOOK KEEPER. WITH ElC;HT
years experience, wants TO make
change. Address l. l06. Times Dis
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NOTICE


THE AMERICAN BON COMPANY.
l.ynchburg Va, makes apple bar
rels, apple boxes Hour barrels and
s.los: Wholesale and retail distribu-
tors OF eEH crates and filters. repre-
scnt!ng tho largest and best COM
pany making rllcrs and egg cases in
the world.
WANTED. TIE PCRLIC TO KNOW
THAT TIE TJXEDo POOL ROOM.
CHANGED HANDS. NOW UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT ENTIRELY
EVERYTHING NEW AND CP-TO-
DATE.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC To KNOW
that JAIiNilE BROS. Jewellers. 9l2
East .ain street. buy. sell exchange
ana HEMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. old gold and
silver always taken In exchange.
YOUR OLD FURNITURE CAN RE IN
changed Tor new on easy payments:
CObB FURNITURE Co, laos East
Main.
EXPERT On REPAIRING ALI. THE
new styles heels We make them
ROHAIS ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR
ING SHOP. 30 East Broad street
Phone Madison COLL
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POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE. TWENTY GOOD MULES.
right out OF the hardest kind OF work
from 1000 to l,+0O pounds, $500 per
pair and up: one pair bay horses
weighing 2.S0o pounds, right out OF
hard work; also ono six-year-
brown road horse. sound and fear
less. one Mccormick runabout and
handmade set of harness. which /
have no further use for. Apply THE
SOUTHERN TRANSFER COMPANY
STABLES. l6 South Fifteenth street.
PONIES; FOR SALE. WELSH AND
Shetland. Call or write for catalogue
RIVERSIDE PONY FARM City ad-
dress. All South Laurel Street
ONE FIVE THOROUGH
bred riding and jumping mare: bar
gain. MIR KELLEY. II South Tenth
street.
FOX SALE, FINE MALTESE CATS
two bulldogs cheap. JOHN w
TURNER. 400 East Main.
FOR SALE, BAY MARE VERY FAST
and gentle. any lady can drive. and
rubbert tired runabOut and harness
can hc bought cheap. Phone Madison
l42l-L.
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FOR SALli-I,cal Estate

GET ~ Of THE GROUND FLOOR
now on the Er!rhtwood lots
Grand sales day TO be announced I'm
few days Those who failed to bay
Roland Park lots when they were
hrst put on the market know NOW
What They lost by not buying early.
The opportunity Is offered you hero
no" to buy from first hands at the
bottom price. Select your lot before
sale d:sv JULIAN Z. ANDERSON 4
co. lNC.. % Hor-h Seventh street.
HIGHLAND PARK ADDITiDN.-TAKE
cars 1T Seventh and Broad. get of
at Fourth Avenue and Stuart Ave-
nue., and you are right nj this beau
uiul subdivision, which is Included
lines. These lots are beautifully To-
Gated, have shade trees. sewerage
aud Sidewalks. ana are now being
sold at reasonable prices. and ct.
easy and convenient terms. Prices
sure 10 advance. Make your scloc-
lions now and reap q profit. or secure
u most desirable hoiue site. HIGH
LAND PARK DE.N ELop AIi.NT CORP
No. III Mutual budding. Monroe
FOR SALE. NINETEEN ACRES VINE
YARD, oac-hh!f mile from Lynchburg
Va. IN iull pea Ing. condition. Pros
Price. $4,000; $4,000 cash balance
long terms ADDRESS owner. y.
ROGER, II. +. y. No. ,. Lynchburg,
foK SALE. ELEGANT IA RM OF
about 600 acres. 500 cleared two
miles Of town 3.56o Inhabitants. with
N forty miles Norfolk, ana on Nor
folk 10 Richmond automobile high
way. Farm is in high state cult
walton. and one OF the most prOduc-
tive in Virginia. J. r. BARRETT.
CarrsVlllc Va.
SALE OF BRENTWOOD LOTS WILL.
he announced in a few days Watch
FOR IT, Hest property TO put your
savings In. Sec JULIAN G. AMBER
SON &. co, bout IT.
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- MONROE
WANT AID. RATES

DAILY. one cont word when paid In al
vance 80 aa taken tot less than 10 cents
SUNDAY ono and oHc-half cent word for
al ci"sSiAcd ads. except Situations Wanted
al ON. cent w4rd 30 ad taHem ioT less
than - cents.
NJ ADS taken Tor less than - cents when
charged OF phonej IN. Bnoued orders not
6uatAhtcsd Class ncauons not BuaTan-
iced after $3.50 l.. 81
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WANTED, POSITION AS STENOG-
rnpncr by young man with two years
experience HAS "a nigh school edu-
cation. Can furnish best o.: refer
cnccs. Address & 500, care Times
Dispatch
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" ANTED--fIouses.

WANTED. TO LEASE BUSINESS
hotel in good town or city. Address
Bon No :. Lexington, Va.
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SIX PER CENT INTEREST PAID on
or longer. Our certificates OF do
post backed by real estate security
COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY,
llnnlrn III. HlIIllnlr Aflnnfn On
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lost AND EnIND.

LOST. BUCKLE WITH WATCH
charm. engraved calvin Z. Lucy
Reward II returned 10 22li Floyd
Avenue
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COCPIE FOR FARM. BIG WAGES
Don't miss this. Re at our oi.ce
by - Wednesday VIRGINIA BUSI-
NESS EXCHANGE BIG North Second
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GARDEN TOOLS.
SPORTING GOODS.
DON'T YoU WORRY.

AND HOUSE CLEANING
made easy; washing white paint,
staining and waxing floors our spe-
ciaity. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Mon
roe 1920
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FINE
shinglc cottage. Ocean View, Va,
fronting on ocean; double porchvs
on all sides; seven rooms. 5000 {.
y. GAkNETT. Norrolk. Va.
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WANTED. CARPENTERS AT ONCE:
plenty Of WORK Address ABBITT
BROS. Victoria. Va
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Notwithstanding

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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If YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL. A
business Of any description. any To-
OF REFORMATION. INC. Box 1855
ltiChmond Va.
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NEW GROVE AVENUE HOME: CAN
be seen daE or night. Madison liG7:
MOnrna "GiI-I
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Continued on Ninth Page)
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In tho matter OF No. 1880.
THOMAS DAWSON In
Bankrupt bankruptcy.
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FOR SALE-liouscs.

'OR SALE. WATER FRONT HOUSES.
with all modern conven!erccs: over
looking Fort Monroe and Hampton
minutes walk TO Buckroe car line
For further particulars. address IL
; WILSON, Il. O. Box 1G. PhOebus,
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ONE OPEN DELIVERY WAGON
newly painted $50
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HELP WANvEp->,nie

f'Sti- W IN tEi)--Nftr
WANTED. AT ONCE. RELIABLE. IN
dustrlOus married man who under
stands general farming his wife to
do cooking ana Keep house in order.
Very mic" place ana good wages to
flFht parties Apply by !citer. sly-
Ing age. experience, size OF family
and references. CHARLES BtLY.
Mattoax. Va
$40 MONTH rA1D RAILWAY POSTAL
cnrF,. hoHsaT ,!is @PPP%inii9ents
f TGThs Doa aG' isoM f hsehtster M Z
70 get. Ny free ooollti Y-lGi. tells
nov Write 10 -day-now. EARL
HoPklNS, WaahinEton. -. ..
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED TO FILL
hundreds gpye!Nmcu, lie job~ Sc5
10 $40 month. sample examination
and questions ana list OF positions
II. FKANK!.iN IN5rITUTE. Dept
4a5-M. Rochester. y Y.
WANTED. REGISTERED PUARMA-
t!s' only good man need apply. Box
%, PhoebGs. Va.
WANTED. MEN FOR INSIDE WIRING
for electric lighting. Correspond with
i. ". RANDOLPH. SmithiicId. Va
WANTED. Man WITH SOME CAPITAL
% run noIr ana corn mil. good OPP
s25 eapsr I2I [Ef. " lH5 if'e n Sts
Castle. VA 4.
AUTOMORI.E SALESMAN: ONLY
skllini drivers ned ARMY; congen.ai
to Invest with Old reliable c,uc.rn
r. 90. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED * CONTRACTORS OFFICE,
? bo9Ik"epei; who Is familiar with
this Tine OF business state In APP
pl!cut"n experience, references
care Times- Dispatch
IL YOU ARE HOOKING ron WORK
c CO Ilhdt tS4 s.l agsITE55 EH
Agency. al5 North second
WANTED. NiEN AND WOMEN TO
gua!iiH, :par Epyernment positions.
SsFtral ihousand appointments. -
information ABOUT OPENINGS. how 70
p p,sjy &c. iTeg #ri,ce iimm"dI
HOPKINS. Washington. T. g.
local REPRESENTATIVE WANTED:
no Cail'as7inE pr soliciting required.
gooa income asEurcd Address "a
rIONAL COOPERATIVE REALTY
co. ~ Mafdeu binding. Wash
WANTED. An ENPENIESCEp SODA
clerk, a. CT li.pkEY DRUG co. First
and Broad streets
WANTED. MAN WHO IS FIRST GLASS
automobile mechanic t. do oxy-
aacctyIsne wela.nr Apply WM. p AT
hlNSCN 60. SEQ West Broad. a. y
West Tahh street, Petersburg. Va.
EXPERIENCED TYPEWRITER RE
pairmnn, permanent position. Nj
dress. stating salary wanted and ref
"rancc. 81. HEAHN 3 Co. Ashc-
WANTED. s MAN WITH FULL EX-
n"r!cnce - work ou !arin near Rich
inond- Address 300. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED TWO FIREMEN AND TEN
lhhcrcrs Tor paving plant at Acca
station. on the r.. r * =. Railroad.
Apply saturday morning.
WANTED. oNE FIRsT-CLASs WHITE
barp.r. none othoi need apply K
H. pIAS 1921 Williamsburg Avenue,
Fulton.
WANTED. TRAINED NEWSPAPER
civ differences Address FoJRTH
Raleigh. y. g.
WANTED, BY LARGE MERCANTILE
house, young man experienced In Of
flee work. pdrticularly iu thc handling
OF collections; references required.
Good place 10 nigh; uluu Address
\ ii T.. y Box 1857.
COUPLE FOR FARM. BIG WAGES
Don't miss this Be at our office
by . "Wednesday VIRGINIA BUSL-
NESS EXCHANGE BIG North Second.
WANTED. CARPENTERS AT ONCE;
plenty Of WORK Address ABBITT
BROS. Victoria. Va
SITUATION WANTEn-NIalr
BooKKEEpER. WITH EIGHT
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ONE RUBBER TIRED PIIAETON,
good order. SIS.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-03
DEAL On To MOVE
POST OFFICE
LEASE ON PRESENT QUARTERS
EXPIRES SOON, AND MORE
ROOM NEEDED.

\ deal has been pending for sever
al days whereby the post office will
be transferred from its present quar-
ters to other and more commodious
ones in some convenient part of the
city
The lease on the present quarters
will soon expire and as it is getting
too small for the volume of business
transacted, the department is looking
for other quarters and have options
on several places. This question will
be decided Thursday when an inspec-
tor will be in the city to look over
the various proposed locations. 1t
will not be long before work on the
federal building will begin, but it will
be at least two years before it is
ready for occupancy, and in the mean
time the increased volume of business
that has been and will be incurred by
the oil business, demands more room
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-03

Chickasha, Okla, Feb. "A jury
vas empanneled and opening state
ments made in the trial of Charles Ba-
sbara charged with the murder of
Col ]. T. Selby, at Tuttle, December
20, which was started in Grady coun-
ty district court Monday. Self-de.
tense is the plea of the Assyrian mer-
chant, in securing whose jury, fifty
seven men were examined. Fifty-four
witnesses are expected to be called,
and the trial will probably last the
entire week.
1t is charged that Bashara shot Sell
by who was an auctioneer and real
estate man, after the two had quar-
relied concerning a board nailed across
a short alleyway between the office
of Selby and the store of the Assy-
rian. The children of the merchant
had been running in and out of the
alley and Selby nailed it up. After
the merchant tore down the board
a quarrel and the shooting followed
Moman Pruictt of Oklahoma City
is assisting County Attorney Oscar
Simpson in the trial of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-03
WHAT Do YOU KNOW
ABOUT THIS GIRL?
HAD 1000 CHANCES TO MARRY
AROUND THE WORLD TWICE
in JAIL.

Muskogee okla, Feb, alice
Francis, 20 years old, now in the
federal prison on common ordinary
liquor charge, has had a thousand
chances 10 marry. She says so her
self Furthermore, she has never
accepted any of her innumerable
suitors because she has never seen
the idol of her dreams
Why, I've been around the world
twice. exclaimed this wonderIui
person. "A man in every town has
asked to marry me. Sometimes there
We're more than a dozen to a town,
but always one never found the
man | wanted though
Alice was arrested by federal Of
tcers near Sallisaw She was riding
in a wagon and in the wagon were
five quarts of alcohol.
Sure, got the liquor. | brought
it from Fort Smith and | was go
ing to give it away and get every
body feeling fine Pm dancing fool,
that's all there is to it. Why, you
just ought to see me bear.
1T was funny when they arrest
"a us. There We're some other WON
en- in the wagon and my uncle was
there, too The others didn't have
anything to do with the liquor and
some of the women tainted. We had
TO use some of the alcohol to revive
them. Shocking waste
Alice doesn't seems to care what
becomes of her. She says she mas
been told she will get thirty days
in Jail and a $50 fine. She says she
doesn't mind it as long as the food
is as good as it was yesterday. She
has another large chapter to her life
She is the champion cowgirl of Wy
oming She was there a year.
'Why, sure I'm the champion.
wish | could show you my bride.
| got it for winning the title. It's
all studded with twenty dollar gold
pieces and the bit is solid gold
Don't YOU believe I'm a rider? Here
look. See, all the skirt I've got on
is a divided one. had it on when
| was arrested. My uncle is keeping
my horse. He's a dandy They won't
ever catch that animal, you bet.
And then she turned her back on
her auditors, picked up a copy OF
The Man from Glengary,~ and oesan
to read
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-03
AEROP[ANE RACE
AROUND THE EARTH
PANAMA PACIFIC EXPOSITION
WILL OFFER 100000 IN CASH
PRIZES.

New York, Feb. 2.-An aeroplane
race around the world. for months
the dream of daring air pilots, to be
started from the Panama Pacific eX-
position grounds in San Francisco in
May, 1915 and to be completed at the
same place within ninety days, was
sanctioned by the Aero Club of Amer
lea Sunday. Approximately 100000
in prizes will be offered, one-third go.
ing to the winner
The sanction was given on the re
ceipt of kilograms stating that the
Panama-Pacitic exposition and the Pa
cific Aero club of San Francisco. We're
organizing such a race and applica-
ton for sanction had been mailed.
The kilograms state" said the
clubs announcement, that the expo
sition offers $15O,000 in money prizes
and expects to obtain at least $780,
600 more, which will be divided be-
tween the contestants, the first prize
to be 100000. The race is to be
run under the rules of the Interna-
tional Aeronautical Federation. The
local club of America will offlciate.
"The plan is to have the race open
for any type of motor driven air craft.
Guy T. Slaughter, president of the
Pacific Aero club, in his telegram rec
that sanction be granted
and advises that full particulars and
the application for sanction have
been mailed and will be received at
the Aero Club of America by Febru-
ary 4.
ALLEN r. Hawley, president of the
Aero Club of America wired the clubs
assuring both the of
ticials of the Panama. Pacific eXpos-
tion and the Pacific Aero club that
they have the Aero Club of Americas
full cooperation"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-03
WILL ESTABLISH
OWN CURRENCY
REBELS IN MEXICO WILL DE.
CLARE DIAz MONEY NO GOOD
U. S. SHELTER TO PROFIT

Chihuahua, Mex, Feb. 2.-Curren-
cy issued by the Bank of Sonora, the
Bank of Minero an1 other banks es.
tablished under the Diaz regime, will
be treated as counterfeit money after
February 10, under decree issued
by the rebel government today. The
free and unlimited coinage of silver
will be offered as a means of provid-
ing ample money.
The embargo against the old bank
currency, which is frowned upon as
a survival of the Cientifico days when
the Creels and Tarrangas We're in
power, will render worthless, in the
rebel territory, millions of dollars in
paper money. The circulation of all
paper of individuals and corporations
is prohibited after today. A mint has
teen established for the coinage Of
silver bearing the constitutionalist
stamp. Inc offer or free coinage Will
he extended to all bullion owners, but
it has not been indicated to what ex-
tent the offer will be accepted
Much Bullion on Hand.
The rebel government already is in
possession OF much bullion which will
be coined to enrich the treasury. 1t
has also announced that large Amer
ican smelling interest which controls
industries in Colorado and other parts
of the United States, has entered into
an arrangement for the immediate
opening OF smelling plant in Chihua-
hua. which has been closed for many
weeks. The smelter will provide an
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-03
COMMERCIAL CLUB
THURSDAY NIGHT.
REGULAR SESSION WILL BE
CALLED TO ORDER BY PREsI-
DENT-ALL URGED TO COME.

Next Thursday night the Ardmore
Commercial club will meet in regu-
lar session. There are several mat
ters of importance to be discussed
and plans outlined for entertaining
the Oklahoma Press association tnat
meets here in annual convention in
May.
1t is going to require some money
to entertain this convention and for
that reason the matter of raising it
will be discussed at the meeting
Some time ago a committee was
appointed to report on the local ho-
tel situation and it is anticipated that
they will make their report at this
time
President Foster urges that every
member and director of the club be
present at this meeting.
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PROUD OF HIS WORK.
Commissioned Young Will Drive Party
over Berwyn Roads.

County Commissioner G. w. Young
will entertain the other two mem
bers of the county board and Felix
X. West secretary of the CONNER
cial club, and V. c. Suggs, of The
Ardmoreite Wednesday afternoon in
an auto drive OF three hours over the
roads which he has recently built
in the section of country east of
Berwyn. \ portion of the township
bond money, amounting to $500,
was turned over to Mr. Young to
use and he feels very proud of the
amount of good work which was
done with that sum of money. He
is of the opinion that the money
has been well spent and wants some
road enthusiasts tQ see fis work.
The party will leave here a. 1r;47
Wednesday, cars will be waiting
at the depot upon their arrival at
Berwyn and the party will be re-
turned in time to get back home on
the afternoon train.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-03
WILSON TODAY DECIDED TO LIFT
NEM8ARGo-WlLL BE WELCOME.
ED SY REBELS.
REBELS SEE SUCCESS
CcnstitutIonalist Agents in Washing.
ton Declare That This Action By
American Government Means The
Speedy End OF HCerta's Regime.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 3.-Prest.
dent Wilson today decided to lift the
embargo on the expectation of arms
to Mexico
1t was announced that a proclama.
tion under authority of the congress
ional resolution of 1912 which will
restore the ,tatus of arms question tn
where both factions may import arms
from the United States will he is
sued soon from the White House.
The proclamation barring the expor.
tation was issued by Taft under an.
thority OF a Joint congressional reso.
luton empowering the president to
take such action whenever he found
that lin any American county condi-
tons Of violence exist which are
promoted by the use CT munitions OF
war procured in the United States
1t is believed that Wilson finally de-
c'ded to lift the embargo when con.
yinccd that the embargo was not
showing neutrality, but partiality, as
Huerta was able to get supplies from
while the constitutionalistS
having no seaports, could get them
only from the United States by smugg-
ling.
Gencral Carranza had promised that
,t,tf l..
Pacific country would set up a con.
government within a
short time.
1t is understood that the order has
gone to 'Shaugnessey with instruc-
ions to notify Huerta.
The constitutionalist agents here de-
Jared that the end of the war is now
n sight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-03
Villa True to Carranza.

Juarez, Feb 3.-Francisco I. Guz-
man, who was sent here by Felix
Diaz from Havana in an effort to
induce General Villa to desert Gem
eral Carranza and throw the revo-
lutionists' strength 10 Diaz, was shot
to death yesterday in the front yard
of a house occupied by villa. I'M
mediately after learning the real mis-
sion of Guzman, instructions were
given for his exec ltion. Gulman
figured prominently in the revolt
against President Madero a year ago.