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1'haL admiral erroute to Teinpie0 is
g named sEet BADGER; a And he nill badger
mexico sure 4 Hrefte doesn't be
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4ilels toe, we saalt rest easy as
Z long as We know Chs sslat both Colonel
sseoTge 1saiiey and Governor Oscar
SoiQuits are betwist weuHa and the
xtcans 81
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ing Akser SAYS ths as'a and .e1, .'le..
eFta viii a4ree WIt T,,I,,.s nm S., D 4
& . v &
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+ In the cleanup campaign IN Spar
tanhprg we hope nobody VIM take too
literally the Injunction rpaint-up. {,
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The yVeatl.er.

! y washing ton. April 1ss-Forecast
south Carolina Increasing cloudi.
mesa Sunday; showers and colder iu
IS fernoqn or night In interior. Mon.
day fair. IN west showers In east :
crate southwest 20 west wind1.
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Meanest Man in the world.

Atlanta, April 1S.-Spealing of poll
tics, another candidate has entered the
leld for unanimous election as the
neanest man in the world.
Sad to relate, he is presumably an
Atiantian. Fortunately his name Is
;ot known-though II may be IL the
detectives are opt0thsir job.
A Baltimore salesman named w. b.
augehs was walking sduEini Peanhtree
oward the terminal station Friday
With a suitcase in his hand, when ne
,ad sudden faintilg spell and cfum-
lied ~ on, the ssid While the
ambulance ewas ieoning sege' II kind
,eaTted pedestrians lifted hiuJ from
he pavement, mopped his EeVered
,row and gave him . drink of water.
incidentally while he whg In q faint,
fine OF the lIindsbearted Samaritans
sot his watch, his loose pocket change
and q purse containing some checks
and bills.
"The next time i faint in Atlanta,
hope they win let me lie and suffer- =
aid Mr. Hughes regfetfully when he
,ully came to. himself In the hospital" !"
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Won over " 3 !. iYEelaan suflrags.

( Atlantis, April as yoR than b.
Frost the well IlsoWn ppblicist ana
aditor, has been won oyer to the cause
of woman suffrage Mr.. rost aIi-
lounces today that he Is going TO
inblish q BuffrBg ge nuEn Der 6f the Isie
Call Of .he South, /. M IS to- contain
articles and arsunients On woman
z uffrage from the pens of some of the
eading women OF the country. Mr.
EFost Will have something 10 Say him-
Self through the editorial columnB, on
eader or consequences In the south
viii be invited to contribute to It's
Jages. WIN the exception of a spe-
sial snfffagea edis Ion plb Ilslled by the
Atlanta C0nsH tut ion nEns time ago,
s'The Cali OF the Soul = wiii pe the
lrst southern publication to Issue ,R
suffrage number 5s75I . b q z
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t8 {fsS S15tfr - -sst..ie
efa s. ssrilly cause Spc 6f iss
eFs. 3ast dsal as 1o5 yslEs
yif rs South sIina Ils,sy 81 oar
feIl aisa 81 fahs anal s. ] N Is Ia slsesst
Is order Is ls,sieA ....s
y6Fl
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90 easier to get together at; :
aaat than ths polls, says All,
sastins 'sisurrecti' says We IS
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coprsss Il was natural for the
case to end! since Spring OF the
asss. anyWay.
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Tie question d, "Wiii Che shrlnsrl
Aslantas goat2,,
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SUBSIDY PLAYING PATRIOT
BY SaYoyard
o o o o O. 90 o o o

20 o o o o 90 o o o o
For say unto you, that except
your Righteousness, exceed the right
eousness OF the Scrlbes and Pharisees,
ye shall In no case enter the King,
dom Of Heaven. st Mathew
What was the doctrine OF the Scr!beg
and PhRFisees? This, simply this-'l
ami boiler than thou" God, thank
thee that ! am not as this publican.
That is the spirit that cfucified the
blessed Redeemer. stoned Stephen
broiled Lawrence, persecuted the
saints and deluged Christendom In
oceans OF blood In a hundred WARE,
since the Lamb of God suffered and
died on the cross for bad folks like
you and me.
Well, there Is political pharisee.
ism that is scarcely less destructive
and almost as odi0us. II says, ~ am
more patriotic than you.rt Mankind
has been plagued with this vermiD
throughout the ages. 1t Is The dagger
and stan or the the demagogues; Il
is the food and raiment OF that polit-
ical miscreant whose citadel 10 liz
norance and whose breast4works II
prejudice. The Hon. Kn6wIand ip
one OF them and ,their1tribe is legion
II persued George Washington ane
the little fellows in the ce1aresses of
bis day and denounced him for sur.
rendering to Great BFitains Just as our
fried meat set in this day charge
Wilson with sycophehcy "a fhe same
power. There is nothing new in It
It Is the virus that corrupted the pol
iticians of all ages, In ali. tIlmes anc
among all races. ri 5{i
Here Is the HoGf fVafdaaan. who
sayn he loves the nag wiaf khe same
feryor John A. Logan used to deliver
himself of. and etlIas7 gosteh himself
In such a patriotic e55tatt aboGt II
that he has forgotten the niger long
enough to promise TO tax the poor
devil growing q miserable patch o.
cctten In the piney woods fef Missis
sippf and bestow the s#ag upon ar
0puient ship trust monopoly that if
worth untold millions Hope the
Senator will speak OF the, bill.
Now this row about canal tolls Is
ss.ot,, l,ha L.. Uo.Sst.,s Il ~, a..
sstr[,,.,y SastoI. soita5 4tt ,.a' o .Snst Sio
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iesssstsas: ~ a1ola.azss1'l 4.
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Pears like. t6o. that Bill snlzel
puld lst Il rest at THAT :
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Tres ~ Anderson are very tacua-
defase 4 II sinful . wake i psEson.
& ~ % n @ III.s 30 IeB BuIsriy. - ". Il
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Is .,f
The H6E u - : !
u ID via sss s acre-
saly nrnlI1itfass
Yea san1i.
q t2k7F q 7flzo.lll t.iS, ~ IIuEfkE fyt Il
ChA4s ~ nelsAet IS 81 ~ {sr ~
faefon
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lyin % Secretary Danleis, we
state We aint seen. our duty
hut we ere dead ready.
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To See PIay. '.Dabagea Gpadg!v

Atlanta. April 18.TfAtlsntians are
going to have the opp6TtuRity after all
of passing Judgment prl damaged
foods" the famous sociological drama
by the French immortal. BrieHx.
Damaged Goods, is the play THAT
reats with extreme fFanlnes q sub
lect that. is usually discussed only in
4 doctors ONCE and then only in whis-
lers, 1t is unqgesti ticnably the bold
{ ist dramatic nraaenfment that has
iver been offered to the American
heatrs going public. Condemned by
he, Gensors in England, sc was pfsised
~ some of the, greatest, and
most thoughtful Engiish men Of let
seFs and FefcrmeTa, S,y y.
! No play In this generation has
7,sliaaa fha. aIianIirt rf y tEarfnlis, and
houghtful criticism pro and con that
Damaged GoOdsP his. Some peo-
pie believe It Is the proper thing to
( 10 to present such subjects on the
,tage. Others think the stage is the
wrong place for thefa, But no voice
las ever been raised 10, ifnpugn the
seriousness and sincerity and power
with which Brieux has treated his
subject. 81 S
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% o . 900 o o o o 90 o o
10 Atlanta L ekter o.
% 90 90 90 o 90 o o o o

Atlanta, April lS.TA, piece of news,
3rFrather Hews. is gsjng the rounds
among the Atlanta lawyers today
which isn't serving to tranquilize pub
lic sentiment any in the Leo Frank
case,
Son Of the lawyers, delVing In the
iawboOks have declared that IL the u.
3. constitutional point about to be ar
yued before JudseS Rent KIill is
fnalIy sustained. &c viii mean, not
that Frank will get new trial, but un-
der the law that Frank win simply
walk out OF jail free man and that
here never will be any new trial
From a comon sense standpoint
5uch a thing is hard 10 believe, but
siome Of the best S6a6titdSi SiohaT law
5ers here say It 7isvsS. s,,.r.s., -,
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essr siIssi eiiy pretty Aprlt dayh
slhe tis lsl We llad basAbaIi
81 .eg On the hons sFoutias.
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1ELEPK0NEss

81 ItOPsai -. - nat
BssinesSr Ice 83i
Dob 2rinhsJ -ee3-L
Ideal News 90 S27
soeiety News - sS1.
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con InteillgsnceE.
The Weather.
washington April 1s.-4Forecast (
south Carolina Increasing cloudI-
mesa Sunday; showers and colder IN
3sS terneqnt or night In interior. Nom
Ett fair In west. showers In east: :
4 n3pd eHatk southwest 20 west wind1.
~ 80 5fi y
the question ID. aWiii che shrlnsrs
set Atlanta goaEa,,,
Pears like. tho that Bill sulser
spuld let IL rsat at that. NA NA
COURSE. Il was natural for the
case to end. since Spring OF the
aess. anyway.
5.s.
Tres IN AndeRson are very iaciua-
defase y is sinful % wake . psEson
si 4 -A-----
easier to get together az ..
Uleti han sc the poIiB,," says Aha
tin slnFyecti 4 says sBe.
to Secretary Daniels, we
1 as state, we aint seen our duty
but we sare dead ready.
---55--., -, y, !,
essr hIssi asiy pretty April dGyh
sllse tisls allsis We hue basAbaIl
sRg on the lloms sfoutas.
e9sppl Redo EuEg started
8aIle pr Sei'ses near Anderson
g. EhsFe he proposes to spend the
EainnieF i Is n
lie tsaeraI iesgi.e has Is an eye Is 8
80
slness In piagtng extra sfinink.
Z games thfs early In the season. BOX
pilce halo
trouble about the sort OF cranks
elle asea e e Mayor asitchsi and lit a
= Iewgers ID that no one suspects them,
4 y they get their yIctiEn.
I
tIlI that NORTH. CaroIinian Sho has
~ 7ieEged CALI needn't be 50 big.
ssg0lit 4. We have sayefai men In
sicut s!arolssa with two faces.
NothfIg Will absolutely DO eradicated
i BY pr5hibition. II was not ao In Eden.
blt 5alf crimes may be mlnimixsa ana
hllliai l1Ei aea1a lint .ssei;ssss.
hssp we note several candidates VIII
% abie te appFs sciate the feeiings OF
the bpy who usually holds the haa In
SaIae hunt nster the election
silet kiltd Of We edlhg present viii
RaitlIneTe bankers send Mr.. Bfcs
900 You eolldn'E hardly notice ii
p che ninasrel man used to
hs Insernati1nal Surgical Con-
sss ms iust adsonFnc I'd in New
egl but We 'spect tilat little mater OF
slng boil vim feel lust as bad asI
j ava = ~ sk ttssft 3 n 81 3 Is SsI5 - 4
the ssE.se 80 lawyers Keep On
rms the vaughn ease through
sas oetEts, the sslf-eonfcased aan,ol,
! viii beconis q marty in ths opinion
9oodness onr spiendid can
for eovsrnor make tlisir own
assa heed no Cid Baltimore
Hklpa. 81 mo way, there are
platforms this ysats
S,ssfs h,s.y =
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asp We note several candidates wlIl
p able te appFs sciate the feeiings 81
the b9y who usually holds the bag ia
aIae hunt nster tho siections
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+ ss ~ ne ssEsse 10 lawyers Keep on
ing the vaughn case through
tee ocuEts, the ssIf- -eonfcased aan,oi,
! viii bscolis a marty Sirl the opinion
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9oOdness. our splendtsl can :
eovernor make tlissr own
assa heed no Cid Baltimore
Hslpa. Hy mo way. there are
platforms tais pear
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'SpaniAFds.

The question ts Does lsuerta set
His aAsax am fsr ttssssks tzssasiz. 1s.sssls
ssss ~ 81 s. ~ Eiils ansEa.g. 4 4
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esspps Redo BuEg started
I6s us lame pr serses; near Anderson
ss g, Whefe he pfoposes to spend the
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"A large circulation than any other
saDapeT in this Congressional Dis
essee
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eilet kiIsd Of edlhg present viii
attlIneTe bankers send Mr.. Ne.
600 'yon eolldn't hardly notice ii
as che nainatrel man used 10
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othing Will ahsolately Do eradicatei
hs brohlbition il was not So In Eden.
bnt5esi1 crimes may be mlniInizsa ana
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;DanIeis praises Badgers Spirit =
is q headline In the esteemed News
anu Courier Wen that Is the only
spirit, we have ever Fiisarn" the Sec.
,,Fetary praise.
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Il NE teTaI aglse has an eye %
lslnesa In playing extra inning
{ Games this early IN the season. Box
:plslcs ;helo.
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IS tlll that North CaroIinian THO has
iyss7ieEged calf needn't be 50 big
ssgOiit Ri We have saysfaI men In
ous ssIarol.aa with two faces,
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II the worst comes TO the worst. az
ter the American fleet Ii in Mexican
@aters. we favor sendlng Big King
over TO Mexiep City with instructions
to spank Ruerta wiyhin an inch of
lals Ilsa ...i
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ouble about the sort OF cranka
g asea e e Agsyos asitchsl and lit 4
.lswger. q that no one suspects them
slFltsl they get their ylctin.
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sEnglishmen ssy vilia Needs Look
ing Alter, aaga kha ssa ana f,s,iiisiar
For once We feel coniident that Hd-
erta viii :agree wlsll John Buls
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Mo Insernati1naI Surgical Con-
laas iust adsonFnos IN New
but We 'spect tilat little mater OF
sishelng boil win feel Just aa bad as
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One reason why Huerta ala not
Hant to dFs that salute was on ac4
count 81, the smoke n1is.sAes, Makes
SO much noiso and noos. way not
gtys . college ysII Ii hClos 81 tas Dois
.phia.
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" is o very slow day when Villa
doesn't .confscate semsthing Iike
$4,000 worth Of cotton
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The CetaWba Fsfiaes Of Rock M
having announced sbsIE prsparsdnssi
tor wat We feel GnEe mat Fsperta vii
Abdicate the aaols husinssa ii,
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Then, too, we shalt rest easy as
long US We know that both colonel
George Bailey and Governor Oscar
Eoiauitt are betwlSt weuna and the
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Member Of the Associated Press end
Receiving Complete Daily TelegFaDhit
service
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81
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hlf 1Ssi .s.sA tisaf hl s ms ri
lsel Iexs that lis Sc
Tasts t ~. AskeE eSa kilas
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That admiral enroute to Tatnpieo i
named Badger; Aud he Riii badge
Mexico sure, II Htefta doesn't b
good,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-07
Revival at the Baptist Church.

Notwithstanding the circus, there
was a good audience at the Broad
way Baptist church last night The
subject was Seeking to See Jesus"
There was one profession and two
united with the church
Several cottage prayer meetings
were held this afternoon instead of
services at the church. Pastor Mas
ters announced that the subject for
Friday night would be: Goods Plan
of Salvation" He also announced
that the subject for next Sunday
night would be: "The Second Com
ing of Our Lord to This Earth"
There is considerable interest in
the town on the second coming of
the Lord and those interested should
not fail to hear this subject discuss
ed Sunday night.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all classes to come to the meet
ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-07
HOUSE REFUSES
To CENSURE
ITS MEMBERS
EFFORT TO CENSURE REPRE-
SENTATIVE MORRIS FOR ciRcU.
LATlNG CARIcATURE OF PRO-
POSED BANK OF TEXAS.

Austin, Tex, Oct. THE house
today, by vote of 5S to Sc, refused
to censure Representative Morris fol-
having circulated in the house yes
terday what was termed a carica-
ture of the proposed bank of Texas
notes, showing a picture of con
victs stealing stealing the bank OF
Texas money.
Consideration of the proposed bank
bill was then taken up.
The senate today began consider
ing the bank bill. The senate ju
dietary committee number two, ia
vorably reported a bill to reduce
Texas cotton acreage. The senate
committee on privileges and cleo
tions reported opposite to the at.
torney generals ruling that the tenn
porary election of Senator Taylor as
president pro TEN displaced Morrow
from that office.
The senate amended the bank bill
to make the bank lend money to farm
ers at six per cent. It's opponents
claim this will virtually kill the
purposes of the bank bill.
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Gov. CoIquitt Ignores Circulars.

Austin, Texas, Oct 6.-Gov. Col
quit apparently took no official no
tice of certain circulars said to have
been distributed in South Texac bear
ing the legend, The State will Pay
$500 for Every Mexican Hanged and
an appeal for funds to aid the men
now under arrest in connection with
the killing of Deputy Sheriff Ortiz of
Dimmit county by Mexican smugglers.
The governor did point out, however,
when told of the circular, that three
of the men tried had received peni-
tentiary sentences, none of them be-
ing hanged and that the others would
get fair trial. 1t was said the
circulars were mailed from Los An
geles, Cal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-07
Carter Avenue Revival.

The interest has grown to such an
extent in the Carter Avenue revival
under the great preaching of Rev,
|. F. Harris of Waxahachie Tex.
that the meeting did not close last
night as was announced, but will
continue over Sunday Many who
are competent judges say no such
preaching equal in the forceful and
astute presentation of Gods word
has ever been heard in the church.
1t is the purpose to concentrate
every effort, the remaining days Of
the meeting, toward reaching the
unsaved and lead them back to God
and to Salvation in Jesus Christ.
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DISTRICT CON-
FERENCE W0M-
ANS WORK
M. e. CHURCH SCENE OF CON-
VENTlON OF EARNEST WORK.
ERS IN CHURCH AND MISSION
AIRY AFFAIRS.

The District Conference of Wom-
ans Work of the M. E. church for
the Ardmore district is in session
at the Broadway Methodist church,
and is attended by about twenty
delegates.
The convention opened yesterday
afternoon and was addressed by Mrs.
w. A. Frost of Wynnewood, who is
district secretary. and who also pre-
sides over the deliberations of the
conference.
Mrs. DR.. C. S. Bobo Of Norman,
who represents the conference work
and Mrs. Bloodworth of Fort Worth,
Tex, who represents the general
work, also addressed the conference
on vital subjects.
The conference spent yesterday
afternoon in listening to reports of
various committees and delegates,
and were told of the general work.
ings of the organization by Mrs.
Bloodworth. At the night session,
she again talked to the delegates of
the work accomplished by the or.
ganization since its foundation near
ly forty years ago.
The organization establishes cshools
in mountain districts and in mining
camps, also along coast cities, wher.
ever the necessity calls, and also
have established rescue homes for
fallen girls and Wesley homes, and
send missionaries into cities and
towns where it is deemed necessary.
Besides the home work, the So
ciety has missionaries in five foreign
namely: China, Korea. Ja-
pan, Brazil and Mexico.
The conference closes with the
afternoon session today. The dele
gates are Ec'aS entertained by the
members OF the Broadway Methodist
church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-07
DO|NCS IN
THE DISTRICT
CD j R 7
TENTlON OF THE COURT -
SOME PLEAS OF GUILTY. AND
SENTENCES PRONOUNCED.

In the federal court this morning
the case of Knox Simmons, ct al, for
introducing liquor, is being tried.
Pleas of guilty were entered in
the following cases, and fines of 800
and five months in jail at Muskogee
assessed:
Will Gregory, months and 800
fine
Mart Rogers, months and 800
fine.
]. A. Holt, months and 500 fine.
Mitch McKensie, months and
800 fine.
Lee Doan, ) months and $50 fine.
Following is the docket for tomor-
row:
w. II. Ward, introducing liquor.
w. f. Fryer, introducing liquor.
Oscar Jones, introducing liquor.
]. Knox Greer, introducing liquor
Cecil Sherman, introducing liquor.
John Q. Adams. introducing liquor.
Joe Newton, introducing liquor.
Will Province, introducing liquor.
Luther Denton, introducing liquor
Henry Howard, introducing liquor.
John Muskrat. introducing liquor.
Jack Cornett, introducing liquor.
Floyd Johnson. introducing liquor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-07
MYRTLE LODGE
K. Of P. TOHAVE
A 8 NJ D kE R
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS AND WIS.,
TING KNIGHTS WILL HAVE A
SOCIAL TIME NEXT THURSDAY
NIGHT.

Myrtle lodge, Knights OF Pythias,
have planned a smoker for Thurs
day evenings convention.
Commencing promptly at eight
o'clock, two Pages will be advanced
to Esquire, following this work an
informal smoker will conclude the
evenings convention.
Informal talks from members, with
cigars and fruits, will make up an
hours pleasure. Music will be
feature during the social hour. All
members of the order are invited
to be present. Visiting Knights in
the city will be made welcome.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-07
Zeppelin to Visit London.

London, Oct. THE Express cor
respondent at the Hague says the Ger
man newspapers received there quote
Count Zeppelin as saying that he has
not forgotten England and will prove
it soon. Count Zeppelin is reported to
be at Wilmshaven, from whence Lon
don fears an airship raid.