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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
NEW MEMBERS GUESTS
OF PULASKI COUNCIL
Junior Order, United American Me-
chanics, Gives Banquet for
It's Inmates.
CAMPAIGN PROVES SUCCESSFUL
Embroidery Club Is Entertained by
MeSdamcs f.. ID. Calfie and II. w.
Carson, With Especially Invited
Guests Present.
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
PULASKI, VA, February 27.-Pu-
laski Council No. 146. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. gave n
banquet in honor Of the many new
members who have recently been ini-
tiated into the mysteries OF the order
the order participated In the affair
which was given At the close of the
reception of ten new members into
the council. About seventy-nye at
tended There were no set speeches.
but "a number responded TO ;hc call
In brief speeches. a menu was served
In the banquet hall Of tn. odd Eel
lows. The council has very materially
increased it's membership the fast few
months. and more especially during the
last several weeks has there been q
successful membership campangn.
Mesdames Il. u. Calfee and H. w.
Carson were hostcsses on Tuesday aft
Eof the Embroidery Club. which they
entertained at The home of their
mother. Mrs. NJ G. stone. on Jemer-
son Avenue. Those who enjoyed the
club as especially invited guests were.
Mcsdames u. 6. Robinson. !. H. sands
i'p Itu bryant. LOUIS no
gan. j. H. Shun, W. >. Gil'ner. w. NJ
Morrell, :. -. Bartle. w. {. Price. a
III. Jordan. :. $. wall, s y. Givens
j. {. Taylor, lessee y. Hosang q. H.
Miles and G. II. Leache. Jr club mem
bers attending were: Mcsdancs VI f.
Lands, a. V. Hancock. Il \. Martin
j. G. Bosang. w. H. Scagl". =. :. Math-
thcws. Harry Painter and Harry Van
Doreit. and Misses Nancy Gibson, Viola
and Margaret Bosang
Mrs. Thornton J.. Massic. who has
been spending some time IA Roanoke
has returned to Pulaski, and will re-
open her Pulaski residence on March
Miss Elizabeth Tate. OF Draper has
gone TO Richmond. where sh. viii
spend some time with friends
DR.. j, =. Hin will locate in Pulaski
He has purchased property. and will
remove his family from Rocky Mount.
Va
Miss Myrtle Strauss has gone to
Charleston. W. Va. where She will
visit friends for two weeks.
The members OF the E.pworth League
OF the .icthodist Church observed
Washington's birthday anniversary
with "a social on Friday nigh; Or
j. =. John !mpersonrted the Father Of
His Country. and Miss Charlotte Trnl-
niger carried the role OF Martha Wash.
ingtOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
WAKE FOREST
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Especial 10 The Times D!Spatch
WAKE FOREST February 27-Thc
Euzclian Society dcba,crs for the
Wake Forest Richmond debate are
NJ rrichard. Of Huncomhc County
John r. Null Of Cleveland County. and
l.. NJ. Boyd. OF Charlotte. alternate. Thi.
completes the list of Speakers selected
by the faculty in the prcliminaries. who
VIII compete with Richmond College in
the double -harrcllcd event 10 he held
April :. TIL" Philomathcsian dcbatcrs
are Carey j. hunter, Jr. OF Rnleigh; r
y. Avera, OF Rocky Mount. and \. /.
Carlton, of Duplin County. alternate. /
VI. Pr!tchard. EuZelan. and Cary Hunt.
err, Jr., Phllomathesian. with \ l.
Carleton as alternate. will represent
Wake Forest NJ Richmond, while ]. p
Null, Eu2clian. and 7. y. Avera, Philo-
mathcsian, Will remain nj Wake Forest
20 meet the onslaught of the Virginians
X is considered by the faculty and the
student body that Wake Forest has two
unusually strong debating teams this
year.
a. l. Ferree. l.. s. Brassheld and r. NJ.
Griffin, students representing the COL
leEc, who accompanied the remains Of
X. t. Hayes. the Wake Forest student
VINO met tragic death Sunday morn
ing, returned 10 Wake Forest bringing
back a message of appreciation from
the relatives OF Mr. Hayes. y commit
tee appointed by President John NJ. Cat
ling. Of the senior class. consisting OF
the following men, President Calling ]
Il. Parker, Il. NJ. Griffin c. L. Ingle, \.
+. Popc and J. Baird Edwards, drew up
resolutions in respect to Mr. HAYES
They We're read before the student body
and adopted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
LOUISA

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LOUISA. VA, February 27.-,rhc sec
ond meeting of the Matinee Auction
Bridge Club was held Yesterday after
noon at the residence of Mrs Walter
d. Chiles
w. c. Bibb has returned from Rich
mond. where he spent several days.
Miss Ida Omohundro, OF Wilmington.
Va, Is the Weekend guest Of Miss
Linda Henderson.
Miss Mary Donnally was hostess at
the meeting of the Louisa. Bridge Club
on Friday night and made a charming
Hostess. The womans prize was cut
for by Mrs. d. n. Walker and Mrs.
James West, Mrs. Walker winning. The
macs prize was won by w. w. Smith
Miss Anderson, of Pittsylvania, has
been recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Walden.
DIR. Henry Roberts is spending some
time with his sister. Mrs. Morris, near
here.
Judge and Mrs. +. w. Sims have re-
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STATE NORMAL
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t'b't'aI ~ no llncS lSDItch.
FARMNlLLE. VA. February 27.-The
new officers OF the Young Womca's
Christian Association have just been ap-
pointed, as follows: president Miss
Helene Nichols. OF Portsmouth; vice.
president, Miss Carrie Wood. OF Iamp-
ton; corresponding secretary. Miss Lucy
Parks, OF Big Island: recording secrc-
tary, Miss Evelyn Brooks. OF Ports
mouth; treasurer. Miss Helen Gray. OF
NNthcNillc. The TWO new faculty. mem
"crs OF III" advisory board are Miss
!.i!" London. head OF the department Of
mathematics and Miss Carrie Suthcrlin.
assistant in the department Of English
Miss Christine l. Timing, formerly Of
London. Eng. but now residing in Nor
iolk, Va. spent Monday ana Tuesday
IN The school Al the opening cxcr-
ciSes on Monday 1orning she addressed
The entire student body, ana after that
Zine made several talks 20 the junior..'
anu seniors and visited a number OF
The classes. Miss Timing is working
IN the interests OF the Women'S Chris
uan Temperance Union. and has as her
general topic, Scientific Temperance"
on Monday evening the Richmond
College Glce and Mandolin Club gave
4 concert 10 large and appreciative
audience in the auditorium
owing To the fact tina, Monday was
holiday in many of the schools Of
IN" state. quite Il number OF alumnac
paid short visit 10 their friends here.
Among them were Misses Annie TiE-
nor, Katie j. Kelly. Anne G. Wilkin-
son. Nirgila Eugg, Fannie Price. BESSIE
lrlce and Eleanor Jamison. Mrs.
Meriwcthcr. Of Portsmouth. spent the
weck-cnd with Miss Christine Mac
Kan. sister OF Mrs. Meriwethcr
President Jarman spent the latter
part OF the week in Richmond attend
ing the meeting of the State Board OF
Education.
:. +. Duke. director of the training
schooi and Raymond V. Long. head of
the department of industrial arts were
absent from the school during tho
week, attending the meeting of the
national Education Association in Gin
cinnati.
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HEATHSVIlLE
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
HE.ATiSNll.LE, VA. February II
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Meredith Rowe
and small daughter We're The guests
this week OF Mrs {. B Hogan in
Heathsvlle
Miss Mamie p Stoneharn was the
weekend guest OF Miss Ka,hrinc Rice
DR.. Fred y. Brent and Rober, Brent
were visitors to friends in Wicomico
this week
+. II. Couch. Of Norfolk. who spen,
several days with Mr.. and Mrs G. /.
Taliafero III Recdvilc has gon. to
Baltimore
Mrs. James E Marsh and small SON.
William Henderson. are IN Baltimore
for short stay.
Miss Gcncv!eve Smith is name fror,
recent visit TO her sisters Mesdamcs
Chiffon and Hubbard, OF k!lmarnock
and White Stone. She brought with her
her little niece, Genevievc Sales Hub
bard
Mrs. j. French. OF Fairport 10
spending some time in Baltimore
Mrs. Mollie Anderson, OF Ieathsville,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ander-
son near Coan.
Fitzhugh Lee Anderson left last week
to I'LL position in Blucmont
Miss Louise Blundon and brother.
Robert OF Burgess Store, were guests
recently of Mr.. and Mrs Gordon
Blundon in Election
Mrs. Arthur Bowler. OF Primers Point.
entertained recently in honor OF her
sisters Misses Carrie and Myrtle
Ettard.
Mrs. James Monroe Pouder. OF Re-
hoboth Church, was recently operated
on In baltimore for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Nelms took their
daughter. Miss Paving. to Baltimore
ms week for treatment at the hos
pital.
Miss HlldeSarde Reamy has returned
to hospital work in Baltimore
c. L. Gaskins and II. G.. Williams, OF
TRANQUILITY" were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. f. c. lett In Rcedville recently.
Wicomico; c. Harding. Miss Marie
Boyd. OF Hea,hsvllle. and George
Walker. of Poplar Plain" Westmorc-
land. we're in Reclville recently.
G. Q. Thomas, OF Bundick, was on
business trip in Baltimore recently.
4. Davis. of Bundick has moved TO
Alexandria. and viii make his home
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Urban CockrclI, of
Miskimon' were given surprise party
by their young friends recently
Miss May Redd, who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. T. ID. Cough near
Mishimun, has returned to her home in
Middlesex.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker and
little daughter OF Poplar Plain" were
recent guests Of Mrs c. Harding
Walker
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Hall. of Bun
dick. were visiting in Heathsvillc
recently.
Miss Dorothy Barnes. OF Sissons Cor
ncr. had as weekend guests Misses
Scltinc Rice and Myrtle. Clarke
-. icttc T. Simmons and sister. or
Lancaster. spent some time in Heaths-
VILE last week
Misses Mamie Stoneham. Vivian Win
stead, Evelyn Gill. Kate Moore and Mrs.
Sadie Bcatlcy were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Elmer Hearn in Heaths-
vile.
S. j. Downing. OF Burgess store, was
I'm Hcathsivllc last week
The supper given In the Masonic
Hall recently by tho women OF
Parsonage Md Society OF the Methodist
/. Episcopal Church. was very great
success.
Misses Janet Bryant and Aide Barnes
were guests of Mrs. p NJ. Lewis at
Earnhan recently.
Mr., and Mrs G. Il. Hall and sons,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28
MILLER SCHOOL

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MILLER SCHOOL, VA. March 27-On
Saturday evening. under the auspices
Of the Athletic Association. II drama.
Under n Cloud" was ably rendered bv
the following students: r. j. Price, NJ
\. Maupin. Sumpter Cunningham, Oscar
Flanagan, Fred cambridge, Philip
Lewis and Mr.. BouEhmont
William Hunt, of Cha rlottesvillc. Va,
paid the school n flying visit this week.
The school celebrated WaShington's
birthday by giving Il holiday. The chief
feature of the day was an address by
Professor Nilloughby Rcade on George
Washington He also filled the pulpit
sunday evening by reading selections
appropriate to the day.
Rev L. " Carson. of Richmond. spcnt
several days at his orchard farm near
Batesvillc. Va. this week
Miss Lizzie Berwangcr and Miss Fan
ME Reed, of Earlsvllc, Va, came to
see the play and the school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28

ChowninE and Reese. were guests OF
Mr.. ana Mrs 7. II Hall near Rundicks
last week
Miss Mamie Robertson has returned
home from Kilmarnock.
Miss Dorothy Barnes entertained
recently In honor OF her guests. Misses
S"ltine Rice and Myrtlc Clarke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28

turned from "a visit To Richmond and
iicn Air, at the latter place they at
tended the Martha Washington Cotil-
non given by Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Ken
newly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

had always found that the Indians
kept their agreements
Il have more real, true trustful
friends, friends who are willing to
lay down their lives for me- he said,
among the wild red men of the
plains and mountains and the wild
MohSmmedans of the Philippines and
the islands of the Pacific than | have
among the people of my own race"
He told of the misfortune of the
tribe with which he had Just dealt.
He said when the hostile Indians
came to his camp after having been
convinced that no weapons, shackles
or traps awaited them, they were
"timid as wild horses, ready to stam-
pede at any alarm"
They told him how they had been
dispossessed of the country of their
forefathers, mostly by cowboys who
treated them harshly, and were made
desperate by situation they did
not understand. They told him they
were innocent of any intentional
wrong and only asked for fair treat
ment, which he said he promised
them in the name of the American
people. General Scott departed Fri
day.
Tse-Ne-Gat, the young Piute whose
attempted arrest precipitated the
trouble, said through Navajo in
terpreter that he was innocent of
murder of which he is accused. He
said he frequently visited the camp
of the Mexican who was killed to
obtain food, that he and the Mexican
were friends and that he does not
know how the Mexican met his death.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
W. 3. FRAME APPOINTED.
Will Work for Census Bureau Of the
Department of Commerce.

F. w. Ewing of the department o.
commerce, bureau of census, was a
visitor here yesterday from Washing
ton. He will remain in Oklahoma
until the first of August. He is
gathering a report of all the factories
in Oklahoma. Local agents are being
appointed throughout the state to
gather the information required by
the government. Reports from all
factories, which turn out as much as
$500 worth of material in a year, will
be gathered
w. B. Frame of this city has been
named as local agent. He will be
busy with the reports for about three
months, and his salary will be based
upon the volume of work done and
will range from 800 to $3.50 a
month. In Congressman Carters dis
trict, an agent will be appointed in
each of the towns of Ardmore, Hugo
and McAlester.
Mr.. Ewing is from Oklahoma. His
former home was at Terral, in JEFF
ferson county, and he was making
efforts yesterday to complete his
work here, so that he might get to
his old home to spend Sunday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
PERSONALS
4 y y y Z y !. :. :, :. :, u u II :. .

A. S. Newton of Ringing was here
yesterday.
L. ]. Little of Ada was in the city
yesterday
Sam Butler went to Ringing Fri
day on legal business.
R. J. Mains of Madill was here
yesterday on business.
Davis Parker of Tishomingo was a
business visitor yesterday.
F. N. Smith of Marietta was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. j. J. Cloughley of Ringing
was shopping here yesterday
J. T. Gardner of Milburn was
transacting business here yesterday.
DR.. F. w. Skillern of Tishomingo
was in the city yesterday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. A. Kistler of Salina, Kan, is
in the city the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Williams on Fifth
avenue, northwest
Mrs. Shelton Tyer has returned
from a weeks visit with her par
ents at Healdton, She was accom-
panied home by her sister Lucille.
Miss Sallie Holman is here from
her brothers ranch near Franks,
Okla. to spend several weeks with
her sisters, Mesdames |. r. Best and
J. A. Hatley.
Miss Lena Pierce, of Ryan, Oklaho-
ma, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rose
Bell Mr.. John Harshaw and son,
John Jr., and Mr.. Claude Harshaw,
from Denison, Texas, will arrive today
for a visit with Mrs. Bell, also.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
Keep Up Your Chickens,

There is an ordinance on the stat
ute books of the city relative 10
chickens running at large, and caus-
ing havoc in neighbors' gardens. This
has not been very rigidly enforced
in the past, but so many complaints
have been received at the police sta
tion that the city officials are going
to he compelled to put it in force.
Every complaint from now on will
receive prompt attention from the
police department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
GEN. SCOTT PRAISES THE
PRIMITIVE VIRTUES OF INDIAN

Salt Lake, City, March 27.-Gen-
eral Hugh l.. Scott, chief of staff OF
the United States army. guest of hon
or at a banquet of the Bonneville
club last night, paid a tribute to
what he termed the primitive vir.
tues of the Indian, and besought fair
treatment of the four Piutes he
brought from San Juan county ID
Salt Lake last Wednesday, He said
the Indians were simply grown-up
children, with child's keen sense
of justice and injustice, stunted by
a civilization to which they could
not adapt themselves. He said he
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
A NEW LAW FIRM.
Composed Of Two EXPERIENCED Law.
yers Who Add Strength to Bar.

James II. Mathers and W. r.
Blealmore have formed a partner
ship here for the practice of law and
have secured offices in the Baird
building on West Main street. Both
of these men have practiced law in
Ardmore for many years, both have
served the county in the capacity
of county attorney, and Judge Bleak
more has served the state with dis
tincton upon the supreme bench
The law firm is one of the strong
est in the state. Both gentlemen
have had a vast amount of expert
ence in private practice, and in an
official way and the partnership will
add materially to the strength of
the local bar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
Pythian Sisters Open House.

The Pythian Sisters are arranging
10 have an open house on Tuesday
evening, March 50, for the members
of the Pythian Sisters, Myrtle lodge
Knights of Pythias, and their fam
lilies. An interesting informal pro-
gram will be rendered several good
speakers will be present, and an
auction sale of packages, the contents
being unknown.
Refreshments will be served TO
those present after the evenings en-
tertainment has been completed. The
Pythian Sisters are making an effort
to increase their membership and
attendance, drill work is being per-
fected for initiatory purposes, and a
contemplated visit TO Marietta is
under consideration.
Every Knight of Pythias his FAM
ily and the recent applicants to Myr-
tie lodge are invited to be present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
All leading grocers handle Berry's
Bread. lott
ODD FELLOWS AT BROCK.
New Lodge Instituted at That Place
Friday Niqht

''udy NIynt.
A number of the members OF Ard
more lodge, ]. o. o. F., went out
to Brock Friday evening and insti.
tuted an odd Fellows lodge there
The work of instituting was in charge
of George Dyer, secretary of the 10,
cal lodge, and this part of the cere-
monies, also election and installation
of officers, was proceeded with in the
evening
A call to supper was then heard,
and here the good people of the little
town We'd with each other as to the
viands. That there Is no scarcity of
good things to eat in the Brock set
tlement was plain to see. The visit -
ors were all loud in their praise
of the excellent entertainment given
them
Following supper everyone got down
TO business, and a class of fifteen
candidates, all fine, healthy looking
material, were converted into Odd
Fellows in the most approved manner.
Brock lodge starts out with a
membership of twenty and some new
applications.
Dr. Willard was elected noble grand
Of the new lodge and c. l.. Parker
secretary.
A number of the new members will
attend meeting of Ardmore lodge
on Tuesday night, and be. advanced
further in the order
Assisting Mr.. Dyer in the work
were: Homer Parker. n. f. Martin,
]. L. Adair, j. ]. Stansell, Ashbura
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

The police department got after the
auto speeders with a vengeance yes
terday, and there will be several to
answer that charge in city court to-
morrow. The chief says he does
not mind a reasonable amount of
speed realizing that it is extremely
hard to keep within the speed limits
on the paved streets, but when it
comes to sending a big car through
the residence streets at forty to
sixty miles an hour, some one is
going to pay for the sport every time
it happens.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
POLICY is APPRECIATED.
Or. w. T. Bogie Will Receive $500
From Yeomen lodoe.

}. W. Clements of Little Rock has
arrived in Ardmore for the purpose
of reviving the lodge of Yeomen here
Several deputies viii follow him to
this field, and many new members
are expected to result from the cam
paign
The Geomen pay one-hAlf Of a
policy upon total disability. Dr
Bogie of this city. who has been dis
abled, has policy of this kind in
the organization, but he did not
know it until Mr. Clements informed
him. Application will be made at
once for the payment of one-half the
$1,000 policy, and Or. Bogie should
receive the money within a few days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

In the issue of Friday the article
relative to the agency accepted by
John Mulkey in this city for the
Haynes automobile, stated that he
was agent for the Maxwell car which
was an error Mr. Mulkey will open
a Haynes agency here as soon as
suitable building can be secured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

Loose waste paper is causing the
city officials some worry and they
have issued an edict that may have
the effect of abating the nuisance.
They want all waste paper placed in
proper receptacle and burned in
order to prevent its blowing about
the streets. Besides, this is part
of the order that goes with the
keep your premises clean" ordinance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

Uncle Billy Simmons from the
Confederate Home was IN the city
yesterday morning He stated that
he had made close examination of
the fruit trees on the home property,
and that they are in fine shape, with
every indication of a good crop this
season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

London Steam Dye Works, the only
steam cleaner and dyer in Ardmore,
Suits cleaned $1.0O; sponged and
pressed so cents. We meet all fair
competition, but mot how cheap, but
how we'll" 26-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

Deputy Sheriff Johnson of Okla
homa City was here Friday after a
negro, Joe Carter, wanted in Okla
homa county for the larceny of live
stock, and Vic Barefield, an alleged
bad check artist who operated in
this county at one time, but emf
parently, he is in bad again.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
OH! YOU FATHERS.
Look Here What the Mothers Club
is Preparinu for You.

is Preparing for You.
The High School Mothers club will
hold a social session Tuesday even
ing, March 81, at the High school
auditorium, at which the fathers will
be the honor guests.
There will be music by the Girls
Glee club, the Boys Glee club, and
the orchestra and a vocal solo by
Miss Georgia Phillips, with Miss
Thompson as accompanist The do
mestic science class will serve re-
freshments. A good time is expected
and one of the ladies said: Surely
the fathers will show their apprecia-
ton by their presence"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

The preliminary hearing of the
four persons charged with frame
up to rob one j. f. Stewart OF
Texas, will be held before Judge
Champion tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock. The alleged hold-ups, two
young girls and their gentlemen
friends" were held in the county
Jail for a time, but are now out on
bond. Most of the loot, including $3.50
has been recovered by the sheriff S
office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

1t has been suggested that the i'll .
coming administration select some
place for socialist debates, religious
revivals, political arguments and
street fakirs, other than the corner
of Main and Washington. near the
First National bank, and give busy
pedestrians a chance to pass there
to attend to their business. besides,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

Special sale Monday and Tuesday
only: Two-yesr-old rose bushes, 80
cents; one-year-old rose bushes, Is
cents, at the Shuman Flower Shop
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

The Young Ladies' Aid of the
Presbyterian church will have their
bazaar Monday They will have on
sale aprons and underwear. 2S-1