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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24

them according unto all the com
mandments which | have commanded
you.
Be strong and of a good courage.
fear not, nor be afraid of them; for
the Lord thy God, he it is that doth
go with thee; he will not fail thee,
nor forsake thee.
And Moses called unto Joshua, and
said unto him in the sight of all Is
rael, Be strong and of good cour-
age: for thou must go with this peo-
pie unto the land which the Lord
hath sworn unto their fathers to give
them; and thou shalt cause them to
inherit it.
And the Lord, he it is that doth go
before thee; he will be with thee,
he will not fail thee, neither forsake
thee; fear not, neither be dismayed
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Saturday
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II is our daily duty 80 consider that
in all circumstances OF life, in every
avenue, broad or narrow. rough 0r
AmOoth, pleasurabl", painful or 9TH
erwise. the conduct Ot every human
being makes or mars the happiness
az others We must ever remember
that life is mad" up not 0f great
events ur great occasions. but Of
small yes petty every day moments;
moments 80 seeming insignificant
that they are almost monOtOnouS. II
ls our pleasure. our happiness our
duty II Nnu please. tu Civ" to th"s"
moments their greatest amount OF
Chrcrlulnces uf faith. at content -
mcnt aud everything that contribute,
most To the sum Ol human good
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Studio Tea.

On TUESDAY afternoon Miss Alberta
Maroney again opened her studio
TO Ardmore Art lovers. So many
beautiful things We're displayed the
visitors was almost bewildered Ia
bles of exquisite China, handsome
screens, lovely fancy articles of all
description and pictures worthy of
those who have labored longer and
amid more artistic surroundings than
ArdmOre can offer.
ExclamatiOns OF delight were heard
on every side from visitors on enter
ing the gracefully arranged studio.
Many ladies' called during the after
noon to show their appreciation OF
Miss MarOney's work and to accept
her hospitality. Tea and waters were
served to guests by Miss Mae Stev-
ans. who assisted the charming hos
tess The tea table was dream of
beauty in its handsome appointments,
the China being the work Of Miss
MarOney's pupils.
Each guest was asked to name her
favOrite picture and also the picture
requiring most labor,
The Boy and Rabbit, an OF! study,
a copy of Reynolds famous product
ion received the greatest number of
votes as requiring the most skill to
do. while The Masters Approach was
the fayorite picture. In both OF these
copies the spirit OF the artist is
beautifully Interpreted 4 smaller
picture copy Of a little head by
Greuze, was much admired and really
shows more delicate handling than
any picture on display.
A copy of a Venetian Scene by F.
HOpkinson Smith was also much ad
mired his picture was done in oil
and the vivid colorins most beautiful
ly worked out
In China there is much to call
forth honorable mention. A handsome
peacock base, magnificent punch bowl
done in grapes, beautiful white and
gold dinner set, breakfast set in
conventional raised paste, grape de-
sign. were the most admired.
Associated with Miss Maroney in
her work is Mr. Ben Stevens, a young
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Broadway Methodist.

The Sunday school will meet at
$50 a. m
Sermon oy pastor at IL am
The Need of Today"
Junior Epworth league p. m.
intermediate Epworth league $50
p. m.
Sermon at 7:30 p m. by pastor.
TRUE Greatness"
Beloved, your presence is very
much desired at all of the services.
We are planning to make our Sun
day School more efficient Expect
TO add some new features In the
very near future. This is progress
sive age. The methods of ten years
ago were good for those days, but
do not fit the present age, You
come and give your sympathy prayer
money and influence TO God and His
Kingdom by sc doing thousands will
rise by and call you blessed.
Come TO the hOmelike church. You
miss something that would do you
good always if YOU fail to be pres
eut Sunday.
Come and let's boost the Sunday
School and the church.
NJ. l.. BUTLER, d. D.,
Pastor.
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Dinntf Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Byrne enter
tanned Thursday evening with a
beautiful six O'Clock dinner exquisite
ly served in seven courses. Pink car
nations and ferns were used in the
rooms and centered the beautifully
spread dining table
The gentlemens place cards were
personal characteristics skilltully ex-
pressed in Yerslets. Fayors were
pink carnations.
Seated with the host and hostess
were Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Anderson; /;
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Love: Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Thurmond Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Sayre: Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ.
Campbell
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man whom il is not necessary TO in
trodCce 10 Ardmore. He has lived
among US all his life and his talent
IS one Of which Ardmore is pretty
proud. With the opening of the
spring term. Mr.. Stevens purposes
entering the Chicago Art school fin
ishing his working according to their
standard. We certainly wish him
success and prophesy it as well.
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SCRIPTURE.
De utero nomY 31:1.9.

And Moses went and spake these
words unto all Israel.
And he said unto them, am an
hundred and twenty years old this
day: | can no more go out and come
in: also the Lord hath said unto me,
Thou shalt not go over this Jordan.
The Lord thy God, he will go over
before thee. and he will destroy these
nations from before thee, and thou
shalt possess them; and Joshua, he
shall 30 over before thee, as the
Lord hath said.
And the Lord shall do unto them
as he did to Sihon and to Og, kings
of the Amorites, and unto the land
of them. whom he destroyed.
And the Lord shall give them up
before your face, that We may do unto
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East Ardmore Presbyterian.

We have organized a Brotherhood
for all men Is years old and over,
for the mutual benefit OF all We
have about Is members and will
hold the charter open for new mem
bers another week and then elect
officers and appoint committees. The
Brotherhood will have charge of the
services next Sunday at 7:15 p. IN.
while | am away. There will be a
live song service by the young peo
pie TO boost the men. They will
have a Bible class every Sabbath at
3 p. m.
The Junior Endeavor will be at
> p. N.
T. A. HAMPTON, Pastor.
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First Ward Mothers.

All The members of the First Ward
Mothers Club who are reading
American Motherhood" are asked by
their president to carefully read
Home and School Club Work. -
Prenatal and pUstnatal Care of
Children" and "IIow Our Children
Grow
The topic for the February pro-
gram is Purity A subject OF inter
est to every mother. 4 much health
Ter day has dawned and state
health boards and the Federal gov
crumcnt are endeayoring to teach
with such means as are at hand the
truth that healthy children and hap
py motherhood depend largely upon
common sense and prenatal and post
natal care
Dr. McNeese will address the club
along the thought OF the topic. and
other interesting addresses will be
made
All mothers will be gladly well
coined. The time of meeting and full
program will appear later.
philharmonic Club.
The Philharmonic Club will meet
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First Presbyterian Church.

Services Sunday at IL a. m. and
: 30 .. m
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Meeting Of session at 1915 a. m,
The building committee will report
at the morning service and ii is
hoped that full attendance will be
present to hear this report.
Strangers cordially invited.
CHAS. c. WEITH,
Pastor.
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TAKE A TIP FROM
BEAUTY'S LIP
Use Stuart's Calcium Waters and
Cleanse Your Blood, Revitalixe
Your Pores and Make Your
Skin Clean and Clear

1t is a positive crime the way some
women try to remove facial blemishes
by the use of creams, acids, messages
lotions, electricity, needles, masks, etc
These lines of treatment only mar
beauty. The trouble lies with your
blood.
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Christian Science.

Subject: Truth.
Golden Text: Zechariah SIS.
Responsive Reading: II Timothy
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial SER
vices 1880.
Our church is on ID and Broadway,
y. W. All are invited to attend the
services.
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Presbyterian Church.

The Presbyterian Aid will meet
TUESDAY afternoon at {: o'clock at
the home Of Mrs c. y VanDenberg
A fuii attendance is required AZ fina!
plans will be- made for the Demon
stratiOn Tea" that will be- given Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
]. * Pennington
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Tuesday

Broadway Methodist Mission !
ary Society az the church
Carter Avenue HOme Mission. :
Broadway BAPTIST AID Society
Presbyterian Aid Society.
Christian Aid Society with
Mrs.. l. H. Mason
HOuHg WOmans Presbyterian
Aid with MIRA. Roy Dustin.
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Paul Dow OunaHsy.

Rev. and Mrs Marshall Dunaway
announce the birth OF Paul Dow Dun
away. Jan. l. 1915 at Shelbyyille,
Tenn
Mrs. Dunaway was formerly Miss
Dorothy VI. Smith. reared in Ardmore
and taught in the Franklin school
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South Ardmore Baptist.

Regular services Sunday
Sunday school 9:4j a. IN.
Preaching II a. m. and I p. m
B. Y p. L. 3 p. m.
c. A. BAXTER, Pastor.
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The Pleasan, Hour Club did not
meet last week owing tO the illness
os number of he members Mrs
r. T. Philips and Mrs. I X. Kear-
nry viii BE- hostess TO the club Fri
day afternoon
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SOCIETY PERSONALS.

Mr. and Mrs II. B IIarts had as
their dinner guests Friday Mrs. John
Teer and Mrs. W \. I.edheiter of
Oklahoma City.
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Summit City Five Hundred.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Dyer will enter
tain the Summit City 800 Club with
a seven o'clock dinner Thursday ey-
ening
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Saturday Bridge

The Saturday Lily Bid Bridge Club
will meet Saturday at 3 O'Clock with
Miss Regina Blank. Club members
will kindly telephone the hostess
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Holy mass will be read at ten
O'Clock Sunday morning, followed by
sunday school. Sermon during mass.
Everybody welcome.
FATHER JAMES J. WALLRAPP.
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plexion and Healthy Skin.'
Stuarts Calcium Waters have rep
utation for blood purifying that no
doctor in all the world can approach.
Literally, hundreds of thousands OF
men and women have demonstrated
under every test of skin and blood dis
eases that these little pleasant, harm
less waters have been the means OF
curing them.
They have proven this to their own
satisfaction and by their words of
praise they have made Stuart's Cal
cium Waters the most sought after
blood skin and beauty remedy in the
world.
Every drug store in this country,
worthy of the name carries them in
stock, where you may obtain a box
Price 80 cents.
Surely you can see that what they
have done for others they can do for
you and you should buy a box today.
One week after using them you will
be astounded at the change you will
readily see. A small sample package
mailed free by addressing F. A. Stu
art Co, 175 Stuart Bldg, Marshall,
Mich.
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Messages from Mrs Frank Pierce
to her friends relate the death of her
mother Saturday and the death of her
son Friday. Mrs. Pierce was at the
bedside of the latter in San Antonio
during his last few days
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r.

Mrs H. f.. Allen has gone TO Yer
sailles, Mo, 60 attend the funeral
OF her sister, Mrs. c. H. Mason.
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Auction Rridqe.

Mrs. ~ A. Simpson was hostess
Friday afternoon to the members OF
the Auction Bridge Club. High score
was made by Mrs. j. ". Breast A
, beautiful luncheon was served after
the gaines
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Of the First Presbyterian church will
meet Tussdsy afternoon with Mrs
Roy Dustin on North Washington
street
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Don't delay. Buy your Shoes at
20 per cent discount at Hamilton's Big
Shoe Sale.
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!. 3. ;. A Bible class meets each
sunday three p. m, at 1922 B, y. W.
J. B. HOWARD, Sec
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Mrs H. BuckanOn and Miss Ruth
Blake returned yesterday 10 Memphis,
Tenn
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Monday

The OriO club meets at the
High School
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Miss Hirschler will lecture one ev-
ening this week to the mothers of the
Third Ward.
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Broadway Methodist

The broadway. Methodist Mission
airy Society will meet Tuesday af-
ternO0n at the church at 2 80 O'Clock.
A brief devotional program will b..
led by Mrs NJ l.. Butler. Mrs. ".
&. Woods viii sing solo Mrs Win
frey will report the State Missionary
Conference meeting which she at
tended as delegate last week
4 social hour will follow the pro-
gram Everybody is invited
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SOCIAL AND CARD CLUBS.
o. D. o. Club.

The o. ID. o. Club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs " II. Pra-
ter.
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AT THE CHURCHES

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Wednesday.

Philharmonic Club with Mrs, q
] X Pennington
Bible Study Class. !:
Auction Bridge Club. ::
F'erndaie Review. Mrs. f. p. u
Holder.
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LITERARY, SCHOOL ANo MUSICAL
CLUBS.

LITERARY, SCHOOL ANo MUSICAL
CLUBS.
Orio Club.
The OriO club meets Monday az
terno0n at the high school with Miss
Amelia luntcr leader.
Roll Gail. ilumper,iinck
Milli0nairrs OF New York Miss
Hunter
Immigrant Station: Mrs Lucien
Hoard
Eaftholdi Statue. Miss F.ffie Lane
Wall street Miss Roma Moore
Discussion. Hudson River
Queries.
Table Talk: Nansc, and Gretel
Parliamentary Drli, Mrs Ralph
Ramsey.
Critic. Miss Ruby Randol
Ferndale Review
"Wednesday Afternoon
January -
Oklahoma DAY
Hostess ----- Mrs f., = Holder
Leader - Mrs. Arch Carpenter
Response From Oklahoma writer's
Noted men and women ot Oklaho-
ma from earliest days
Club work in Oklahoma
school, of Oklahoma
Mineral resources.
Table Tait: Future o' Oklahoma.
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Young Woman's AID Society
The Young Womsns Aid Society
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Christian Aid.

The Christian Aid society viii!
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
|. T. Mason.
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Catholic Church.

T. A. HAMPTON, Pastor.
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Thursday

3 et'f ~
{: Matinee dance at Elks Club. q
!: Lily Bid Bridge Club y
9; =. and n. club q
{. Forty Two club. u
.. summit City Club with Mr. u
% aud Mrs. Kirk Dyer. q
{; Friday q
Z. E'iy. Hundred club q
I. Dance at ElkS' Club, u
.: Saturday. q
% Browning Class. .
{: Sat l.ly Bridge Club with q
.: Miss Regina blank. q
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Miss Randoi. Miss Thompson.
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Five Hundred club
Dance at Elks' Club,
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The Philharmonic Club will meet
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
A GENERAL SURVEY OF
The WAR
WEDNESDAY,.

Bayonet fighting of unprecedented
severity, in which the German and
Russian armies were locked in hand
to-hand gTapple for hours, has taken
place in the western Carpathians, Pc.
trograd announces. Thus far the Rus.
SLAMS have held their ground, but in
Bukowina, in the eastern Carpathians,
they are reported fleeing and aban.
doning Czernowitz, capital of the
province. In East Prussia German
troops have attacked the Russian ad.
vance.
Little fighting is reported from the
western field of battle. Paris newspa.
pers say that before the battle of the
Marne France offered peace terms to
Germany, and that after that struggle
Germany offered peace terms to
France.
The American steamship WilheL
nina, carrying a cargo of food for
civilian Germans, is in Falmouth har.
Dor, England. It was announced in |
official circles that the cargo will be
taken before a prize court.
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
PLANT CORN EARLY.
The Corn Ear Worm Must Be Guard
ed Against.
Prepared by Kansas State Agricultural
college.l

Plan on early spring planting for
corn. Mr.. Farmer. 1t means dollars
and cents to you. The damage done
to the corn crop of Kansas by the corn
ear worm amounts to between four
and five million dollars annually, says
j. w. McCOlloch, assistant entomolo-
gist in the Kansas agricultural expert
ment station. The corn ear worm also
damages the alfalfa crop and many
garden crops.
Fall plOwing is to be preferred to
spring plOwing, for it exposes the win
tering cells to the climatic conditions
and also checks the ravages of parasitic
and predaceOus enemies. The fall
plowing has the further advantage Of /
allowing the ground to settle and be- /
come a good seed bed Where it is /
impossible to plOw in the fall early
spring plowing should be practiced.
The only practical means of reduc-
ing the corn ear worm injury when
corn is grown on a large scale is by
planting the corn at the correct time.
4 series of experiments carried on by
the agricultural college during the
past six years shows the optimum
time for planting to secure the maxi
mum yield and the minimum amount
Of injury to be May 1. These expert
ments We're conducted at Manhattan.
In the counties of southern Kansas
he date of planting should be about )
April 20.
To avoid the ravages of the corn ear =
worm the corn must mature early. A 7
tudy of the life history of the corn d.
ar worm shows that the third brood
) the largest and does the greatest =,
mount of damage to growing crops. :,
he damage is done, says Professor :,
icCOlloch, when the corn is in the y
llk stage. If the corn is past that =
age before the third brood is hatch !.
then it has passed the danger point -
:, on the other hand. the corn is I'm y
lie silk stage when the third brood ',
itches it suffers great injury. % =.
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
LEWES.

The new torpedo boat destroyer o Brier
returned to the plant of the William
Cramp 8, Sons Ship and Engine Build
ing Co., after completing her official trial
at the Delaware Breakwater which proved
most successful. She was required under
the contract to develop a speed of 29
knots; but on the trial the speed exceeded
the contract requirements by nearly two
knots.
Andrew Milligan, second engineer on
the bouy boat Iris, spent Sunday with
his parents here.
The Farmers Institute at this place
was so poorly attended on February 4th,
on account of the severe storm, that an
other will be held in the auditorium on
Wednesday, February "a, afternoon and
night
Mrs. Eugenia Musgrove, of Philadel-
phia, was Lewes visitor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bertrand spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Elwood
Wescoat, at Wescoat' Corner.
The Delaware River pilots licensed by
Pennsylvania, are forbidden hereafter to
use liquor under penalty of suspension or
loss of license.
In the basketball game last Friday
night between Lewes High School and
Company B, of Milford, James Cham
Ders, guard on the Lewes team, fell |
and cut his skull severely.
The meeting of the Delaware State
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
SUNDAY.

Berlin dispatches say that it is un
officially announced that German,
will request the United States to senC
a warship with American vessels ant
guarantee the neutrality of those
ships in war zone waters.
Heavy artillery duels are raging on
the western battle front, while a VIC
lent engagement is taking place in
Alsace, where the Germans have al.
vanced to the advance posts of the
French.
Dispatches from Petrograd say that
the Russians are prepared to halt the
advancing German forces along the
East Prussian frontier, and that in the
Carpathians they have halted all ad.
vances of the Austro-German forces.
They admit the evacuation of Buko.
wilma.
Paris reports tell of the destruction
Of three German aeroplanes by a
French flyer over the. battle lines in
The western theater of war.
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
THURSDAY.

The United States government ha
sent a note of warning to Germany
against attacks on American ships il
the war zone. In the note the Ameri
can government says that grave com
plications may follow the destruction
Of American ships or the loss of life
Of Americans on neutral ships.
A note of warning also was sent to
Great Britain against the use of the
United States flag and expressed the
of British use Of the Stars
and Stripes.
The Germans have evacuated LODI.
held by them for over two months.
and are retreating toward the Prus
sian frontier, says dispatch from
The Russians also claim
successes in the Carpathians and in
East Prussia
Swiss rerorts say that the fighting
n Alsace has been renewed with ex.
rene violence and that German civ.
lians are fleeing from Muelhausen,
Solmar and Strassburg.
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
Scientific
Farming
SITE OF PEACH ORCHARDS.
How Locations Should Be Selected
With View to the Surroundings.
Prepared by United States department OF
agricultural


1t may relate to transportation facil.
ities, markets, climatic conditions and
the geographical position of the dis
trict or region in which an orchard is
placed or. in other words, its local
geography. The site has to do with
the particular piece of land occupied
by the trees. 1t relates to the soil.
slope. atmospheric drainage and other
natural factors which affect the suit
ability of given area of land for
peach growing.
1t should be obvious that a location
so far as its position in state or re-
gion Is concerned may have every nat
ural advantage as to climate, soil and
other local conditions for the success
ful growing of peaches, and yet be-
cause Of its remoteness from a ship
ping station, distance from suitable
markets or even the impracticability
OF supplying ice for refrigerator cars
It may be impossible to grow peaches |
there and market them profitably. |
Moreover, a location may have all of !
these advantages to a satisfactory de-
gree and yet not be a desirable one for