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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
PUBLIC LIBRARY
GETS NEW BOOKS

The following books have been re-
ceived in the Detroit public library:
Concerning Animals and Other Mat
ters." f. II. Aitken: Tramp Through
the Bret Harte Country" r. d. Beas-
ley; The World OF II. q. Wells" Van
wyck Brooke; Vaudeville" Mrs. G.
s. cafnn: In the Footsteps of the
Brontes" Mrs, +. A. Chadwick; The
wild Knight" and other Poems. a.
X. Chesterton: King OF the Jews" a
sacred drama. Constantin. grand luke
OF Russia; The Progressive Move
ment." =. p. Dewitt: "Medea; the
Trojan Women, Electra" Euripedes;
fantasies and other Fancies," Lar
cadio Hearn; New Cosmopolis." y @.
Hnneker. British Shipping" A. w.
Japan TO America" Ma
saoka Naoichi: George Bernard
Shaw. Harlequin or Patriot7" I. L.
Palmer: Who Built the Panama Ca
nal7" w, l. Psppermsn; Life and
Times Of Lord Strathcona," w. T. n.
Preston; Practical Book OF outdoor
Rose Growing for the Home Garden"
q. c. Thomas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
Marriage Licenses

Ludwik Trojan. -. iaborsr; An
Finer Knapp, IS. cutters Christine
asshsni., Humpsr,:. "a p.,n.sr.
stAnisiaw AntosEcxyk. ~, laborer;
Josephine Koftaniak, ~.
Glenn Einhardt. ~. clerk; Lillian
Pss:r s... "a. iseor.r; Mary Mihl-
''j John fbsehuia, a.. iasorv' An,oni.
Adam Bentis,ewskL 30, auto work
Joseph sDeiickta. -. press mana
Anna Jasnicka. ls.
David Coma Jr:, q: :nsi,S"seI5, i R,osr
Anthony Jerome. e iaeorsr; APP
william Young. Sc. eieetrieisn. To-
|ledo. o.: Emma knuth. 81 SANE
John oorsoi. %. iaeorer' Hs's"a
Thomas Stewart, 10. coppsrsmish;
|Eitsabsth Bartick. III
xdoiph Washiske. is. auto worker
i'c Tscn A. a zaSo"asi: * pr....r; An
fT,s,ss . a:s,; 4, sfss'ri''.n; Angus
AIysrd oI n,ssi py::vis, e. %'! Tol.SS
Nsry Kovacitr. ~.
Peter Wet 70. isborsr: Josephine
SG Ss,sonn iss.,ohsld.r. IS. decorator:
william xew.iski. Is. barsespsri
Louise Dudeck. 20.
John Msntieo. 30, baker; 'osepnihe
Roy Ei.ss. -. fireman. ida Wolf
/ Bolsslsw Pi.tro.ki. i,, maehinist;
Hsinhold Manke. ~. mechanic. In
Ind; Louisa Klawittsr. IL.
clare A onweiier. ~. phsrmacist
Fayetts.. o.; Mabis Lawrence. ~.
Louis A. pupr.y. ~. driver; Grace
Louis winter. ~, clerk: Martha
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eoydeII Bros.

Surprising that you are about to
enter upon q cleanup and paint-up
campaign at your home. your mind
will at once revert to some we'll
known brand Of paint. whose name
will be a guarantee. SO II Is, the
chances are. that the Arm Of Boydell
Bros. the white lead and color COM
pany that has been In the public
eye for the last 80 years. will occur
to you. When concern has been
In business for half century there
Ia sure to be a good reason. II you
are contemplating painting your
house, then among the Boydell Bros
paints you will find a. paint that has
been developed out of the hard test
OF experience and you will find as
well the very shade you have been
thinking about. Also for interiors
the Boyden paints leave nothing TO
be desired. For walls they have
paint that gives q soft, fat finish so
much desired for interiors. The
Boydell Bros. have anticipated every
paint need for springtime campaigns
of household renovation.
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Classified s,,,.''' | e %s',

cash with order. II charged. 70
No transient adysrtisins inserted
for lees than iso with cash; ise u
charged, per insertion :.
IN. above rates sgpiy to al siss. ~
and ali Ads srsosdlns Nal: Help.
ana Meeting Notirss - Minimum
charge, iSc for Is words or less. over
IS words one and one-third cents Tor
each extra word
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Mortuary.

GtrL0RD-Frank H., aged Is. be-
!nee kremsr). son OF James I. Day
lord. brother OF James T. Gaylord.
Funeral saturday at 1;30 D. m. from
IsI Waterloo and 2 p. m. at First
English Lutheran church. Inter-
ment In Gethsame
r., at his residence.
2l2 Aifred-st.. April rs. 1915.
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$4,000 ALREADY
RAISED FOR NEW
RESCUE HOME

OF the $4,000 needed for the
erection OF a new Rescue Home for
Girls on the site at Fortst and
West Grand-blvd.. donated by Mrs.
Grace Bull Moffat, $4,000 was
raised at the luncheon given BY the
advisory board of the home IN the
Statier, Thursday noon. This ID
exclusive Of donations by Henry
Ford and 8. 8. Kresge. II 10 expect
ed that the balance required win
be in hand before the end Of the 10
day campaign for funds.
Judge Hubert, Of the juvenile
court, said that the rescue home 10
doing a wonderful work and do
serves hearty support. When .
hayward girl is sent to Adrian she
is arbitrarily detained until she %
FL. Often girls reformation can
be effected in a short time. and the
rescue home keeps them no longer
than Is necessary TO accomplish
this. Judge Hubert said that the
charge against IS per cent OF the
girls brought before him IL absolute
immortality. and that 80 per cent Of
them are IN poor health.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
Deaths

sylvester white. West side hos
hta1. 81 years. endocarditis; Nettie
|rtman, Grace hospital, ~ years.
John r. vanEeckhowitte.
6arper hospital II years. sarcoma:
Hivester J. Marion. West Side hos
ifai, So years. broncho pneumonia;
frank Rohde. SAT AiexAndrine r.,
Sonths. commissions: John unger, 25s
me. wSsian. $50 ". GRAND blvd.
years, myacarditis; Henry Willis.
b. w. GRAND blvd, Is years. tuber-
jaiosis. Elizabeth Zicnowa. Grace
PsPitsi; - years; ssdos ss,,.,
lars, nephritis; Ellen Casey. 81
Iary's hospital. 70 years. senility; Ida
|illivan. 70 " Columbia, 50 years.
krcinoma: Margaret Publ. itt Milf
Try. 80 years. carcinoma; Mary A.
|othstsin, ss2 John r.. Sc years, dis-
Bits; August, schleif, Grace hospi-
|sni. r. wallace. Y. q. Marine hos
tai, 80 years. cerebral haemorrhags;
sroiine J. Brown. sto whitney. "a
BARS, tuberculosis. wladisiaus J.
Poneala. sSs GARFIELD. n months,
oncho pneumonia; stanisiaw wap.
Iski. ssS Russell, o months. broncho
keumonia; Pietsr stach. % Ham
pAwson. $50 ciairmount. 10 years.
haemis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

tCentinued from Psge Yine.)
the cleanup enthusiasm, which Il Is
fair to assume as a good citizen you
must have, then look about you,
among the Times adyertisers--there
you win End helpful suggestions
aplenty.
A. PosselIus a Co.
The A. Posselius 4 Co. store is
one OF the long-established, thor
oughly reputable and truly attrac-
tive stores In Detroit. Its reputation
Is In every sense deserved. Those
who have not visited this store be-
cause, perchance. II Is not on their
usual track Of travel. will do we'll
to vary their usual downtown timer
airy and take the brief little journey
out to Nos. 42S-30-32-34 Gratiot-ave.
There the discriminating buyer is
sure TO find his wants intelligently
met. and In a most agreeable man
ner. In view Of springtime and the
close proximity or summer, the
housewife or householder will do
well to consider, IL he or she finds
that a refrigerator is to be required.
the merits OF the special offering In
this line Of the Posselius store. The
Posselius store, as already said, is a
store with an old and established
reputation--a reputation that Is an
asset OF high dollars and cents value
and to preserve this asset the
store sees to Il that II takes on only
such lines as will well maintain that
reputation. Accordingly. the Leon
ard Cieanable Refrigerator, which
the store Ia Offering this season. is
one that comes to the public with
high initial sanction. The Posselius
company has the exclusive sale OF
this refrigerator for Detroit, and IL
Is. indeed, case OF store and COM
modify being well met. The store
is a top-notch store and the refriger-
ator might be termed safety first
device. With view to perfect safe
ly the refrigerator has one-piece.
pure. smooth and spotless porcelain
lining. AS might well be said. the
interior of the Leonard Cleanable is
Just as sanitary as a porcelain dish
indeed. II Is just that. There are
no seams, there are no crevices.
there are no screw and bolt holes to
harbor the growth of germs.
a growth so liable to occur In the
moist atmosphere OF a refrigerator.
Give a germ a foothold In q scratch
In a painted surface, away from the
light. and give him moisture and he
Is pretty sure to become a grand
father of the Nth power. as mathe-
maticians would say, In single
night. A one-piece, hard, easily
cleanable refrigerator lining does
completely away with such posi-
bilitys- This Offering OF the Posse
Illus store is just now most season
able Offering. This refrigerator de-
serves to be investigated at the time
when one Is putting ones home in
shape for the summer just ahead.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
Alexander Lemke

Now that you have determined -
q cleanup and paint-up campaign.
you will. Of course. want ammuni-
tion for your. battles. Alexander
Lemke. at Nos. s11-si5 St Aubin-
ave.. phone Ridge s62. stands ready
to help you out In this particular.
They advertise full line Of paints.
oils and varnishes. Their line y Of
standard quality and they urge to
your attention the fact that they are
Offering their wares at prices that
cannot be beat. An alliance with
this paint concern will insure you
an early victory In your clean-up
campaign.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
Clean Up Day.

Jewell Feather Mattress Co.
Established 1900
Feather Beds and Pillows
Cleaned by Our Improved and
Sanitary Method. Feather
Beds made into Roll Mat
tresses. All kinds Of Mattresses
Cleaned and Repaired.
Feathers Bought and Sold.
Phone Cad. 895. $50 Mich. AVE.
Work Called For, Delivered and
Guaranteed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

"The woman threw herself into
the river" read the teacher. "Her
husband rushed to the bank. Now
tell me why her husband rushed 70
the bank
"To get the insurance money!"
yelled the class.--Cincinnau En-
quirer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

LOTHROP, Near Lawton
2-nat. u. ". modern throughonti
rooms and bath each. Price $500;
easy terms.
CHANDLER, Near John X.
IL rooms. solid brick. 8 bedrooms,
sleeping porch. billiard room, ga
rage. This home must be seen 10
be appreciated. Could be bousht
at o bargain.
ATKINSON HOME
First block. 8 rooms. bedrooms.
newly built. Must be seen 10 Do
appreciated. Price $500; easy
terms.
DON'T MISS THIS
Paliister-av second block, s-room
house; modern 10 .the minute. Only
$500.
LOGAN STREET
s-room shouse. Price $500. 400
down, balance same as rent.
CONNORS, Near Jefferson
7-room house. newly built; 800
down. balance $50 per month.
CADILLAC seas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

The American Window clsanlno e..
The American Window CLEANING
Co. deserves to be first aid to the
distracted housewife In houseclson-
ing time. This company advsrtiDee
to clean windows, floors, walls an1
pretty much everything that nee1s
cleaning. This Ii just such . con-
Germ one must desire to know about
when one Is about to undertake =
big spring fight against dirt ana the
accumulated disorder OF winter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

FOR SAILS miles west OF Gaylord
fronting on and near Gravel-rd.
two farms. 40 and so acres, some
timber. 5000 and 1925. Terms. other
well-located land on lakes and
streams, some timber, for less than
assessed value: easy terms. Owner,
]. NJ, 20 Maybury Grand-ave.. De-
troit.
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msnfs please mention the Times,
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Detroit window shads Co.

Not one housewife out Of Z hun-
dred knows that It II possible 70
have her window shades cleaned.
This fact IL made evident TO anyone
who will walk along the strest md
take notice of the soiled and dirty
shades in house after house.
Cleaning window shades 70 con-
paratively q new business. and en-
be done successfully only By the Sol
entific methods used By the Detroit
window Shade Co. Every houne-
wife should welcome this bit Of
cleanup news.
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To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WILL EXCHANGE Cadillac delivery
auto for team or good horse and
wagon. Is Deaconheld. Hickory
32I5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
ROBINSON
MAIN 4430 161 GRISWOLD

5 ACRES ON CAR LINE .
7 miles from city. the very best OF
will make you an excellent garden
farm or suburban home. Postof-
nee and stores 500 feet from this
property. Call Mr.. Trombley. Cad
lilac 5000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
FOR sALE-FARNs.
ACRE FARMS
OUT GRAND RIVER AVE

ACRE FARMS
OUT GRAND RIVER AVE.
LARGER THAN IL CITY LOTS.
Inc opportunity you wished for 10
mere. piece OF land as large az
II lots for the. price OF one lot.
only short ride from the city
and on the car line.
Here you can have garden. raise
chickens and greatly reduce the
cost or living Some farms with
berries and fruit. some with forest
trees. others facing small river.
One piece with good house and
poultry houses. Excellent high
productive land
Some cement and cinder walks. Rea-
sonable restrictions. Electric light,
phone and mail delivery. Come out
and see the poultry plants and talk
with those living on this property.
NO INTEREST OR TAXES Till. 1915.
EASY TERMS
PRICES $500 UP.
THOMAS HITCHMAN,
sic Free Press Bldg. Main $500.
Agents on grounds Saturday after
noon and Sunday.
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keepers will and the salssroeus q
the Peter y Schnsidsr o. ~
worth a visit.

/, wslsesrbsrLewshsr pelrs O.
Assuming that you are reoGy -
enthusiastic to begin clean-oD -
paint-up campaign, why not eau -
your assistance company th1e
makes specially OF Just thak go
OF business, The wsisosrborLIoR>
Their Paint Co. Is Q wcll-establlohoG
and reputable concern doing =
Wholesale and retail busineso. -
which you may safely entrust y0ur
cleanup campaign. This company
not only has full line Of paintero'
supplies that II offers. but Il stnn1G
ready to figure with you o. youe
spring Job. and 10 glad TO furnish
estimates. Quality and services ~
their slogan, and they point to satin-
fed customers for recommendation,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
CITY Window cIeanIna &c.

Call the City window Cleanine
Co.--Cadillac. four. six--and LEE
them do your spring housecieaning.
There 10 the familiar saying, -I1o<
George do it"-why not let the CITY
Window Cleaning Co. do It. and %
II better than George? The com
pany makes speciality of cleaning
electric signs--you may not have a
electric sign In your home. but aftor
you have once tried this company
out In your home On windows. and
floors and on woodwork. walls and
ceiling. you will certainly DO n =
position to recommend the company
for the cleaning Of your husban1'o
place Of business downtown. Th1o.
company does work for the largeot
concerns In the city, and yet they
stand ready to help housewives n
their homes. This concern roos
spring Of its main terrors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

Soxiss. NORTHWEST sEcTIoN-s1S
mile circle, paved. $3.50 cash takes
II. Mr.. Harrington. Main 1878.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
80 ACRES

Near whitmore Lake. sandy loan,
place subsord. Level. s-room house,
good barn and other outbuildings,
never rented. raising fine crops
Price only IS. 900 or exchange for
city residence.
STEELE BROS.
At Free Press Bldg. Cad 2Ts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

RLArNE. First Block IOTI

BLAINE, First Block
Double house. 8 rooms each. modern
throughout. Price $4,000. Easy
terms
ALGER, Second Block
Double brick. rooms each. Price
$4,000. Terms.
BLAINE, Second Block
Double brick. rooms each; modern
throughout Price $500.
COLBURN AND CASS
A beautiful a-family. solid brick. Q
rooms each. bedrooms. Price
ss.7b0.
MERRICK Near Lincoln
a-nat, b. ", steam heat. rooms
each; modern throughout Price
WEST GRAND BLVD.
t-nat. n corner, 5ox2o0: has 30 feet
vacant; beautiful site for apart
ment. Price $4,000: $500 cash.
balance easy terms.
FIFTEENTH, Near Myrtle
rooms, solid brick, rteam heat;
modern; side drive. Only $500.
J. GREE
so5- sos ELRs TEMPLE BLDG.
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CLEANUP
CAMPAIGN
is BEGUN

tConti.ued from Pase yiaeJ
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28O ACRE FARM-S75OO

Two miles from railroad. fair build
ings. clay loan soil, in the best
section OF Macomb county; only
$4,000; balance easy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

Atkinson Winona-Edson
First and second blocks at low prices.
Phone owner. Grand 73s-J Cad
lilac 27s.
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A. A. A. A.
Union Housewrecking Co.
NEW LUMBER USED LUMBER,
Timbers. blocking. lath. shingles.
doors. windows. stairs. fnish, etc.
NEW BATH TUBS. LAvATORIES.
CLOSET COMBINATIONS. ETC.
Range boilers. gas water heaters.
lead and iron pipe. brass and iron
httings.
HIGH.GRADE RUBBER ROOFING
AND ASBESTOS SHINGLES.
Wall board and other materials.
GET OUR PRICES
Forrest. near Fourteenth. West 1858.
A. c. AND ID. G. desk and ceiling
fans. Also electric motors. all
kinds. VIII rent or sell. wiring.
repairing. Scott Bros Electric Co.
~ Macomb-st
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10 ACRES
SUMNER RESORTS.
FoR sALr-vAcANT LOTS.

DO YOU WANT LOTS?
On vicksburg. Maidstone, oregon or
Thornton. See me for right prices
before advance. j. r. MARIE. H7
+ Free Press bldg. Cadillac a7s
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112 COLFAX Sa. 400

Dandy T-room bungalow. every con-
venience. Crosstown or Grand Belt
cars. Call North t5oa-R for terms.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-10
c He OK { D
At RIG A
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)

for Germany as it has been for Rus.
| sia.
Russia having rejected what in
England is regarded as bona fide
proposal made by the German en-
peror for peace with a part of Po-
land traded for Galic'a, the great
struggle in the east must continue.
The Gallipoli field will be closely
watched because of its possible bear
ing on the Balkan situation, again
simmering, by reason of renewed
quadruple entente pressure on Bull.
garia and Greece. Never has the i'm.
portance of the operations at the
Dardanelles been more keenly real
lied in Great Britain and France
than now, especially as there are
many indications that Germany plans
to deliver her next hard bow against
Serbia, in order to link up with Tur-
key and thus checkmate the spring
plans of the entente allied powers.
1t is increasingly manfest that
Germany looks to the east for a set
tlement of the war. BY overrunning
Serbia she would occupy very fav-
orable strategic position to invoke
Bulgaria's passive or active aid in
reaching ConstantinoDie along the
main line. The expectations of such
move doubtless has brought about
renewed negotiations between the
entente allies and Bulgaria.
The Turks claim successes in the
recent trench warfare on the CALI
poll peninsula, but there really has
been no noteworthy change in the
situation, so far as the public is
aware.
The commander of another British
submarine, whose name has not yet
been disclosed, distinguished himself
by sinking the Turkish battleship
Kheyr-Ed- Din -Barbarossa, it was re-
ported today
The bag of prisoners at Warsaw
was small, Berlin declaring that only
a few thousand of them we're taken.
Nor has the number captured by
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand been |
large, Vienna asserting merely that |
the number of men captule d by him
has not been over S,OOO.'
Although the Teutonic allies seem.
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ingly have not been successful as yet
in entrapping any large section of the
Russian Grand Dukes forces, accord
ing to the Overseas News Agency,
they have obtained in their INVASION
of Poland a bountiful supply of food
stuffs for their men and forage for
their horses. The news agency re-
ports that many farmers disobeyed
the Russian orders to destroy their
crops, and that the Germans and
Austrians have therefore come in for
a full harvest of rye, wheat and oats
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-10

Harry Karlsberg, manager of S.
Daube & company's store at Bowie,
Tex, is here visiting with Dave
Daube and other members of the To-
cal firm. Mr.. Karlsberg was an
early settler in Ardmore. He was
with the Munzesheimer & Daube
store in the early days, ard for the
past fifteen years he has been with
the Bowie house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-10

Prof. jennings, expert tuner, known
favorably throughout oklahoma and
adjacent states, VIII he at Mrs I'd
Aliens, PA N. Washington, for few
days. Send your orders in from town
or country go
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Notice

Pythian Sisters w;:l meet in regular
convention at the castle hall tonight.
Every member and visitor is request
ed to be present
ROME SALISBURY, NJ. E. c.
EVALINE BROWN. NJ. of r. & c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-10

Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Jones, who were
passengers on the Shriners' special
train through Canada and to the Pan.
ama-Pacific exposition, have returned
home. They spent several days with
relatives at Abilene, Tex, on their
return trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-10

wife and daughter, Miss jeanette
Moore, and Mrs. S. NJ. Tcrbett of
Ada, have returned from Medicine
Park, near Lawton, where they spent
several days. They used their autos
in making the trip, and report a
most delightful time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-10
KANSAS BANK ROBBED

Robbers Held Hundred Citizens Al
Bay.
Maplehill. Kans., Aug. 10.-Several
robbers today held at bay one hun
bank and escaped with three thou
dred citizens, while their confeder.
ates blew the vault of the Maplehill
sand dollars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-10

Mrs. McClintock who has been su.
pervisor of music at the high school
here for several seasons past, will not
return the coming term. No appoint
ment has been made by the school
board to fill the vacancy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-10

Farmers from over this section re-
port that the hay crop is at least four
times as large as it was last year. and
the quality is correspondingly better.
The early spring rains were beneficial
to the crop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-10

Secretary West of the Chamber
of Commerce, and II. l.. Scott agri-
cultural agent, are busily engaged in
canning fruits and vegetables for the
county exhibit at the state falr and
at the Dry Farming Congress at Den
YER They have some fine specimens
already preserved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-10

John Ringing arrived N his pri-
vate car over the Santa Fe this
morning from Oklahoma City. where
the Ringing Brothers shoV exhibited
yesterday. Mr.. Ringing Is here to
make an inspection of his railroad
property in this city and county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-10

r. p Elrod, agricultural agent of
the Frisco lines, was in the city to-
day in conference with secretary
West of the chamber of commerce
relative to fruit and vegetable ship
ments from this point.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-10

Captain Wilmington who is making
some extensive improvement on the
that he was going to start a campaign
in the city to induce every properly
owner to paint up and beautify prop.
erty. He is setting the example him.
self and hopes to see others follow.