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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
CLEANUP DAY
FRIDAY APRIL ;
MAYOR WILL ISSUE PROCLAMA-
TON DECLARING THE ABOVE
DATE ONE OF ACTIVITY.

The mayor stated this morning
that he had decided to designate
Flday, April as cleanup day in
the city and would issue a proclama-
tion to that effect in Sundays issue
of this paper.
1t has become customary all over
the south to name one day each
spring as cleanup day, and on that
occasion every property owner is eX-
pectel to see that the premises in
the rear cf all buildings shall be
made clean. 1t is a good time to
get Md of the old cans, fiji up the
sink holes that would become breed
ing places for the festive mosquito
later in the season and see to it
that all sprouting weeds are given
a quick finish with a grubbing hoe.
The police department will see
that the work is well done and all
who refuse to cooperate in this
and do the work volun-
tarily will have the ordinance made
and provided, enforced against them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
COXEY To LEAD
SECOND ARMY
"GENERAL" WHO HEADED CAM.
PAlGN OF 20 YEARS AGO IN
FORMS PRESIDENT OF PLANS.

Cleveland, March 25.-President
Wilson tonight was warned Of the de
parture for Washington Of a second
"Coxey's army" which, it is said, will
start April 16 from Massillon, O., the
starting point of the first army" TWEEN
ty years ago today.
General J. S. CoXey Of Massillon,
the leader, tonight mailed the presi.
dent letter telling of his plans, and
inclosing a pamphlet on The CoXey
plan of setting the idle to work on
market roads and other public i'm
provements."
The "army" expects to arrive in
Washington May p, CoXey says, to
petition the president and congress for
measures which will give work to the
unemployed.
This will give you forty-fve days
to inform yourself of the object of this
second march," Coxey's letter says,
"and to consider the practicability and
justice Of our demands.
"On the previous march two other
leaders and myself were jailed twenty
days for our efforts"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
Eddy Estate Settled.

Concord, n. H., March 25.-Joseph
L. Fernald, administrator of the es-
tate of Mary Baker C. Eddy, found
er of the Christian Science church.
completed the settlement of HIS
account in the probate court Thurs
day by turning over the sum Of
S2,59O,632 to the trustees appointed
under the will. He also made a final
payment Of S9.S92 On account OF
inheritance and succession tax, max
ing the total paid to the state S11S,-
$50.
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Sacramento, Cal, March Esd.
ward Teesdale, first of the "unemploy-
ed army" leaders arrested here on
charges Of vagrancy during the riots
of three weeks ago to face trial, was
convicted by a jury in Justice R. NJ.
Clark's court today. Teesdale will be
sentenced tomorrow Teesdale's de-
tense that he had worked last year in
Stanislaus county and that he had 81
on his person and $1L75 in a San
Francisco bank when arrested. Several
police officers and citizens testified he
was idle in this city and had requested
food and transportation to Ogden, U.
The jury returned a verdict after
five minutes deliberation The trial of
General Kelley on similar charge
is set for tOmorrOW
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
GRAND.DAUCHTEROF
TYLER WANTS lob
AGED LADY PLEADS WITH WILL
SON FOR RETENTION OF JOB
AS POSTMASTER.

Washington, D. c., March 27.-NIiss
Matte R. Tyler, aged 10, grand
daughter of former President Tyler
called at the white house today to
plead with the president for the re-
tention of her postmastership at
CORTLAND, Va.
President Wilson was busy but
will grant her an audience. She
says that her $3.50 salary as post
master is the only support Of herself
and sister. She made a successful
plea to Roosevelt several years ago
when the postoffice department want
ed to remove her.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
CASE REMANDED TO
DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE CAMPBELL HOLDS THAT
DISTRICT COURT HAS JURlSDlC-
TION IN CRUCE VS.. SMITH.

The case of Lee Cruce VS.. c. r.
Smith that was taken from the dis
trict court of this county to the fed
eral court for the eastern district OF
Oklahoma, has been remanded back
to this court, Judge Ralph E. Camp
bell holding that this court had juris-
diction to try the case. This is a
case involving 20 acres of land in Sec
tion ), ( south, west, in the heart of
the oil fields, and is considered valu-
able property.
The case will be tried at the May
term Of district court here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
SUFFRAGETTES IN ULSTER.
Start War Against Ulster Unionists
Because Support Is Refused.

Belfast ireland, March 27.-The
suffragettes today burned the coun-
try residence OF Major General Sin
Hugh McCalmont. The suffragettes
recently threatened to start war
against the Ulster Unicnists because
their leader Sir Edward Carson, re-
fused to support suffrage. The III
ster volunteers have been drilling on
the grounds of the burned residence
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
Muskosee Gets Commercial Congress

Oklahoma City, March 26.-It was
announced today that the executive
committee Of the Southern CONNER
cial congress has decided to hold
the annual congress this year in
Muskogee. 1t had been the intention
to hold the congress in Oklahoma
City, but other arrangements have
since been made. Dr.. Clarence owen,
managing director of the congress,
arrived in this city. Dr.. Owen ad-
dressed the business men here at
the midday luncheon Of the cham
Der Of commerce today and explain
ed the importance of the congress
TO the south ami outlined the OBJ
iects and aims Of the organization
re congress. is to be held in No
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
GUILTY OF MURDER
Tandy Folsom, Indian, Guilty of Mur-
der of Pat Dore, Says Jury.

Fort Smith, Ark, March 26.-Tandy
Folsom, Cherokee Indian, was found
guilty by jury late tonight, at Still
well, Okla, of the murder of Pat Dore,
at Westville, Okla, February 27. The
plea of the defense was emotional in
sanity and that there were irregulari-
ties in the handling of the property Of
the minor children of Folsom, for
whom Dore was guardian. Dore gain
ed much prominence at the Chicago
progressive convention through his
strenuousness while acting as the per-
sonal bodyguard Of eX-president Theo-
dore Roosevelt. He was formerly post
master aat Westville and was a promi-
nent figure in Oklahoma politics.
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Racing in Maryland Saved.

Annapolis, Nd, March 26.-Plans
for putting an end to betting on
horse races in Maryland probably
received a death blow Wednesday
when an anti-racing bill offered in
the house Of delegates some weeks
ago was re-committed to the judic-
iary committee The committee can
hold the measure for fifteen days
before reporting it back if it so de-
SHES. The legislature will finally
adjourn two days before this limit
expires.
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To Reinforce Federats.

Washington, D. c., March 27.-From
FL Paso, the Mexican federal embassy
here has been informed that five thou.
sand federals under General Moure
have left Saltillo in a thanking move.
ment to reinforce Torreon. The Sc.
we're defeat Of the rebels at Torreon
is still claimed.
A message from the Mexican for
eign office to the Mexican minister
here claims the complete defeat Of
Villa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
WILSON FORCES WIN FIRST BAT.
TILE IN HOUSE ON TOLL REPEAL
QUESTION.
TWENTY HOUR RULE
House Votes for Twenty-Hour Debate
On Panama Canal Toll RepeaI-Op-
posed by Underwood, Clark, and 9th.
er House Leaders.


Washington, D. c., Mafes1 The
administration won the first DNNe.o
its fight to repeal the Panama CaV
tolls exemption today, when the hous=
voted 2O7 to 176 not to continue dis
cussion on the rule to limit to twenty
hours the debate on the repeal Of the
bill.
This discussion had been limited to
tifty-fye. minutes and the powerful
house leaders tried to prolong it as
a part of their fight against the re-
peal.
The house next passed the twenty
hour rule by a vote of 200 to 172 I'm
derwood led the fight against this rule.
Speaker Clark used his moral infu-
ence against it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
viii Lease Beds of Streams.

Oklahoma City, Okla, March &c
Bids will be opened by the school land
commission April 15 for the leasing OF
the beds of navigable streams for the
purpose of removing sand and gravel
These leases will be made for the term
ending June 80, 1915. Leases will be
made to cover a mile. Not more than
four miles will be leased to any one
person or firm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
Third Son Of Kaiser Is I:..

Kiel, Germany. March 26.-Prince
Aialbert third son Of Emperor VIII
liam. was stricken today with an
acute attack of the stomach and
intestinal eatarrh. The prince was
removed from the German cruiser
Cologne to his villa here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
Garden to Go to Brazil.

London, March 27.-Sir Lionel
Garden, British ambassador to Mex
leo City, today cancelled his passes
to New York, en- route to Mexico
City, and reported that he may not
return to Mexico, but go direct to
Brazil.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27

Washington, March 2G.-Among the
White House callers today who met
President Wilson, were Miss Lorena
Cruce, daughter of Ohahoma's Gov
ernor and her party, who attended the
battleship christening at Camden, n.
j., Monday. Miss Cruce was accom-
panied by Miss Adah Bennett of Okla
homa City, Miss Whitcomb of Wash
-ington, Tom Cruce of Arkansas and
Misses Stella and Italy Carter of Ard
more.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
EIGHTEEN SAILORS DROWNED.
Steamer ST. Paul Struck Rock and
Sank Today.

London, March 27.-Eighteen men,
bers of the crew of the steamer St
Paul we're drowned today when the
steamer struck a rock and sank al
Brisbane Australia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
Everybody's Getting II.

What? The New Life Vibrator for
rheumatism, headache and general de
bility Free demonstration at Randol
Hotel, room 2l. 21-3
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Shawnee Girl Dies from Burns.

Shawnee, Okla. March 26.-Fannie
Sayier. %, died last night of burns
received while cleaning gloves with
gasoline. She was the first of a
family of fifteen children to die.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
MATINEE TOMORROW

Special Matinee for Ladies and chill
dren at the Opera House tomorrow.
Prices 10 and 20 cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-27
ELEVEN WoRKMEN DROWNED
Suspended Gable Car Plunged Into
Canal and Drowned Occupants.

Beaunsbuette, Germany, March %.
A suspended cable car, carrying
eleven workmen, fell into the lock
of the Kiel canal today and all were
drowned
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-18
TUESDAY,.
Miss cIeona Elliott Home


Miss Cieona Elliott who is stu
dent at Colorado College arrived
home on Sunday and will spend the
summer in Canon City.
Mrs. Henry Ripley OF Montrose is
spending the week with Miss Rose
Pedley at 32s Greenwood avenue.
She will visit Denver before return.
ing home.
VIII Visit In Pueblo
Mr.. W. B. Montgomery left on
Rio Grande No. for Pueblo. where
ne will visit with his wife and
daughter for few days. and make
arrangements for them to move to
Canon City.
Left Monday for Greeley
Miss Irene Hamilton. daughter OF
Alderman and Mrs. John Hamilton.
left Monday for Greeley where she
will register as a student at the
summer school of the cilorado Teach
ers' college. Her sister. Miss
Edith Hamilton. returned to Canon
City last Friday from Colorado
Springs. where she has been in at
tendance at Colorado College the
pact year. She will leave here on
August first for Estes Park. where
she will participate in the annual con-
vention and encamptment of the Y.
W. c. A. of Colorado.
Exams For Fourth Glass Postmasters
Fred j. Pennington. secretary Of
the local civil service board. is in re-
cept Of a letter from John H. Ithenny
OF Washington. d. C. chief Of the
national civil service commission.
stating that an examination OF candl-
dates for fourth-class postofhces VIII
be held In Canon City on Saturday.
June 20. Seven candidates have al
ready fled their intention of taking
the examinations a, that time and
It Is expected that several appllca-
tions viii be made to the secretary
OF the board within the next few
days.
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odd Fellows Hold Memorial Service

Odd Fellows Hold Memorial Service
The annual memorial service OF
Canon City Lodge No :. independent
order OF odd Fellows. and OF Har-
mony Rebekah Lodge. /. O. o. r.
was held at the First Baptist church
Sunday night and was largely attend
ed by the members OF the two or
ders and their friends. An eloquent;
sermon appropriate to the occasion
was preached by Rev. Z. w. Harner
pastor OF Trinity Lutheran church.
The music was also OF a special char.
acter.
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SATURDAY.
Cracker Man Here

Mr.. II. ID. Richardson. who is
travelling for the National Cracker
company. is stopping at the Denton J
Mr.. Hines In Town
Mr. Frank T.. Hines OF Ell Paso.
Texas has Joined his wife here for
a short visit at the Gibson home.
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Visiting Brother Here
Spent Sunday Here

Mr.. courtiand l.. Dimes. former
vice president OF the Motion Picture
company spent Sunday In Canon
City. Mr.. Dimes IS now connected
with large bond buying arm in
Denver.
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Go To Iowa For summer

Mrs. J. Leo Sterling and daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy May. left ibis NOR
ming for Eagle Grove. Iowa. where
they will spend the summer at the
J. II. Sterling home. They will also
visit awhile with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Burleson at Webster City. Iowa.
Van Pattens Go to New York
Charles Van Paiten and wife left
this morning for Binghampton. New
York where Mr.. Van Patten was
called because OF the illness Of his
aged mother who Is close to eighty.
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FRIDAY.
Makes Trip to PoeatelIo

With the penitentiary, made snort
business trip to Pocatello. Tuesday.
Stopping At Denton Hotel
Mr.. II. (. Snyder and wife. Of
Denver are staying for a few days
at the Denton hotel.
Leaves for Wheat Harvest
Jesse Hockett left today on No.
G, for Kansas where he yill visit his
mother and while there will work in
the wheat fields.
Here From ouray
Jimmy canavan, OF ouray. is in
town to witness the exercises at the
academy and to accompany his
daughter. who is attending the aca-
deny, home.
Leaves For New York
Mr.. J. II. ePabody left yesterday
on ID. & r. G. No. by way of st.
Louis and other eastern lines for
New York city on business.
Here To Spend the Summer.
Miss Viola jenkins. daughter of Mr
and Mrs. c. II. jenkins OF Denver,
arrived here recently to spend the
summer months as the guest OF her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y.
jenkins. and other relatives.
viii Visit in Enelewood
Misses Nanny and Elizabeth Gibbs
left yesterday on Rio Grande No.
for Chicago where they will visit
this summer with relatives in Engle-
wood.
Visiting Here From Florence
Mrs. T. II. Morrissey. OF Flor
ence. is here TO witness the grad
uating exercises OF the Mt. scholas-
tica's Academy. and while she is
here she is staying with Mrs. P. c.
whelan.
Injured while Riding
Mr.. Edmond Cobb, leading man
for the Colorado Motion Picutre com
pany. was slightly injured about
the arms while riding a horse for
the movies man" when the horse
fell over a preeipice and botn were
slightly injured.
Santa Fe Man Here Wednesday
Otto Blassingham OF Pueblo. trav-
cling freight agent for the Santa Fe
Railroad company, was business
visitor in Canon City on Wednesday
Guests OF Canon Friends
Madam Dawson OF Denver has been
the guest of Canon City friends the
past few days. She came down to
attend Dickens luncheon given by
Mrse Greydene-smith.
Pueblo Lady Here
Miss Grace Frame. Of Pueblo. is
in town for few days visiting with
friends.
Has Returned From Arizona
Forest Hodgin has returned to
Canon City from Hayden. Arizona
where he spent the winter.
Visiting Friends In City
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Wood. OF San
Antonio. Texas. are here 10 spend a
few weeks visiting friends.
Here From Syracuse
Mrs. wetmore. two children and
nurse OF Syracuse. y. Y. have come
TO Canon City to spend the summer.
They are living at 7Oi College ave.
Oak Park Folks Here
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hull OF Oak
Park have come out for tie summer
They are at present visiting their
daughter. Mrs. Geo. sinden on 18th
street.
Motored From Pueblo
Mr.. o. c. Gibbs and Mr.. George
Sweeney. both OF Pueblo motored to
this city from the smoky city We'd
nesday While in the city they stop
ped at the Denton.
Visiting From Rocky Ford
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THURSDAY.
Here For Short Visit

Miss Kruh is the guest, for a brief
visit. of Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Atkins
at AS College avenue. Miss Kruh
has been attending the State Teach
er's college at Greeley and is stop
ping off while passing this way.
Celebrates Birthday Anniversary
Grandma Meade was the recipient
OF a very happy surprise last week.
when fifteen ladies called at her
home to help her celebrate Ler 10th
birthday anniversary. The after
noon was. pleasantly passed with
needle work and towards evening
nice supper sery ed.
Grandma Meade was delighted
with many gifts md showers of con-
ordinations.
viii attend Convention
Mrs. J. p. Waltz. Miss Cora Wood
ford and Miss Mae McCarty left
here today for Denver as representa-
tiyes OF tie local organization to at
tend the annual convention OF the
Colorado State Epworth league which
meets in the capital city this week
for three days session.
nf-d R,.0. Al
Word has been received here of
the death last Thursday at Ration.
New Mexico. OF Earl Roberts. form
merry of this city. Deceased was
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George c.
Roerts, who was associated in the
ownership of the Corner drug store
here at the time OF its purchase by
Frank Singer. the present proprie-
tor. in January 1911. The deceased
was twenty-four years of age and
was a graduate OF Ohio Wesleyan
university and was student in the
theological department of Chicago
university at the time of his death.
He was a sufferer from tuberculosis
and death was due to that disease.
Visiting in Monmouth
Mrs. Harry whis,er and son have
gone to Monmouth. III. where they
will spend three months as the guests
OF Mrs. whislers parents.
=. Returns From the South
Mrs. Alice Duncan has returned
from the south where sic has spent
the past eleven months with her
daughter, Mrs. Marie Taylor.
-. To Give Lawn Banquet
The South Canon Alumni Associa.
tion will give lawn banquet in hon
or of the class OF 1914. on Thursday
evening. June 18th at the home Of
Miss Lena Hodgin on Elm avenue.
Here Looking After Business
Frank Niece. at one time a resi-.
dent OF this place. Tut now making
his home in Salt Lake City, was here
on Tuesday looking after business
matters. Mr.. McGee is one of the
best known and most successful
commercial travellers in this section
Of the country.
Leaves on Eastern Trip
Mrs. L. W. Felter leaves today
for few weeks stay in the East.
She will visit her daughter in Chi
eago and stop at points In Iowa.
Spending the Week In Canon
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse wyckon and
little daughter. Lucille OF Victor.
are spending the week in Canon City
as the guests of the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. wyckon.
The Morgans On Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Morgan left
Sunday night for Denver. Mr.. Nor
gan VIII spend the week in Denver,
Mrs Morgan going TO Fort Collins,
where she will attend the W. r. C.
convention being held there this
week.
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News Notes
tAdvsrtisement)

Hammocks at Whipple's.
Notary Public-w. B. Rowland 6as
Main street Record office.
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Motored From Pueblo

Mr.. o. c. Gibbs and Mr.. George
Sweeney. both OF Pueblo motored to
this city from the smoky city We'd
nesday While in the city they stop
ped at the Denton
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On Federal Jury

Mr.. II. A. Benson went TO Pue-
bio this morning TO serve on the Fed.
eral grand jury to which he was call
cd sometime ago.
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Leaves For Ranch

Mr.. S. NJ. Pinion left today for
the wIteher ranch near Cripple
Greek where he Will spend the sum.
mer.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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ed: small space required: always
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May issue OF our Journal; fully ex-
plained there; price ten cents Re
liable SQUAD Journal. Versailles. Mo.
100 2n
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oeerae d. Sweeney here


George H. Sweeney of Pueblo has
been in the city the past two days
on business.
Attending Teachers Institute
florence Marshall and Helen wer,
enty. both of Pueblo. are attending
the teachers institute at the high
school this week.
In Westeiire
Mrs. S. v. Rogers Is visiting nj
the home of E. T. wadleigh in
westcliffe. She went UP to the wad
-Hammel wedding.
Visiting at Greenwood. Colorado
Mr.. Clark Cooper and daughter.
Edna, have gone to Greenwood. Col
rado. for ten days or two weeks
outing.
Coming From Kansas
Miss Millicent Steacy of Kansai
City, Missouri. will arrive June 1e.
to spend the summer with her moth
er and sister Mrs. E. A. steacy
and Miss Jessie NJ. s,eacy. on Rudd
avenue.
Stopping at strathmore
C. A. Biggs and family. former
residents OF Canon City. are visiting
in the city. The Biggs family have
been living in Denver for a few
years and while here are staying Et
the Strathmore hotel.
Spending Vacation at Home
Vincent Brainard. who has been a
student at the University OF Kansas.
during the past school year. has re-
turned to his home here to spend the
summer vacation with his parents At
C1- WoodiaWn axpnlla
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Visiting From Rocky Ford

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Feller. OF
Rocky Ford. arrived here yesterday
and are visiting with friends and rel
aiiyes in the city. Mr.. Feller who
is wire chief for the telephone COM
pany at Rocky Ford was formerly con
nected with the Telephone company
here
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Visiting Daughter In saIida

Mrs. Jimena johnson OF this cit
has gone TO Salida where she will
spend most OF the summer visiting
her daughter.
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Oak PARK Folks Here

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hull OF Oak
Park have come out for tie summer
They are at present visiting their
daughter. Mrs. Geo sinden on 18th
street.