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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-14

On motion the Board adjourned to
meet at 5 o'clock m. September 4.
September I, 1915
Ats O'Clock a. IN. Board met pursu-
ant to adjournment. All the members
present.
On motion, the profile of Sections
1918 of State Highway was approved.
On motion the bond of j, G. Strck-
Ian for Road Overseer was approved.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet September I, at O'Clock p. m.
September I, 1915.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
Board adjourned to meet September
S, at o'clock a. NJ
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-14
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wood Township g. 90.
Beaver Democrat, printing, 81 70.
Sll.37.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
THE WOBURN LADY
CURED OF SPASMS
SUFFERED WITH STOMACH rRou.
BILE FOR FIFTEEN YEARS
PRIOR TO TAKING PLANT
JUICE

Just because you are not incapacitat-
ed from your business. the warnings
OF stomach trouble should not go IN
Needed or serious results are bound 10
follow. The warnings take the form OF
dyspepsia. indigestin. dizziness, ner-
Nousness, constipation. headache. back
ache. pains in the back and sides. that
tired. rundown" feeling. and various
other symptoms indicating deranged
stomach. which can be restored to its
normal condition by the use OF Plant
Juice. the herbal system tonic.
Daily testimonials are received from
prominent people testifying how they
have regained their health BY the use
of Plant Juice. Recently the signed
testimonial was received from Mrs.
Hattie Irving. who resides at No. l6
Court Street. Woburn. Mass. and who
was born and reared in Woburn. She
stated.
Il have suffered with stomach
trouble. Indigestion, dyspepsia and
dizzy spells for the past fifteen years.
| had IL so bad that / used TO 20 into
spasms with pains in my stomach after
eating: even a cup OF tea would dis
tress me | could not partake OF any
food that was hot. | had TO eliminate
vegetables and meats from my diet.
Whatever food did eat would ferment
In my stomach. | was very nervous
and restless at nights and could not
sleep well. ! had torpid liver and
my skin was as yellow a. saffron.
have only used one bottle of Plant
Juice and ! can now say that ! can
eat any kind of food. | have no more
aches or pains. sleep well. and am not
nervous or restless. Plant Juice has
cured me. and | am now giving 1t TO
my daughter"
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
WAY WILL BE FOUND 70 RELIEVE
TENSION AND PRESERVE
HONOR OF BOTH.
United States Senator Pays Wheeling
Visit. and Meets Prominent
Democratic Leaders

feel sure that we will have no
serious trouble with Germany, and
when both sides are trying TO keep out
OF a conflict with each other. friendly
teiaIons viii continue. and "A way viii
De found TO relieve the tenseness of
tne situation and preserve the honor
or both. Washington is optimistic"
Inc above statement was made to a
representative OF The In,elligencer BY
senator W. r. Chiffon. last night at
nus suite of rooms in the Hotel
Windsor,
Senator Chiffon arrived in the city
yesterday evening from st. Mary's.
where he made speech in the inter
united states senator. He will remain
IN the city until 7:30 this morning.
Mhen he viii depart for Clarks burg
While here the senator met a number
OF leading Democrats of the county
ana district. according all cordial
welcome. As yet he is unopposed for
the Democratic nomination and feels
that he will continue so TO be
Mr.. Chiffon was chairman of the
subcommittee OF the state judiciary
committee that investigated the career
or Louis ID Brandeis, nominated to
succeed the late Justic Lamar of the
United States supreme court He said
That he feels reasonably sure that un-
less hlibuster arises Mr. Brandeis
viii be confirmed. The senator wrote
and made favorable report to the
judiciary committee.
speaking of the Mexican situation.
the senator said that we will no doubt
keep our army there until something
definite Is accomplished. He was then
asked as TO his position on prepared
ness, and in answer said he believed
I'm strong naval force. and had always
- Tor the highest number of ships.
aeroplanes and other equipment The
senator voted for the senate naval bill.
and also for the senate army bill He
says he believes in up-to-dateness, and
that II we needed n hundred thousand
wei equipped men fifteen years ago.
we would necessarily need more today.
IL we are going TO equip an army, IL
should be- first" Mr. Chiffon saws he
can see nothing to prevent the presi-
dents preparedness program from go
ing through
The senator says that in visiting the
state he finds everybody prosperous.
and attributes only five per cent OF
this prosperity to the activity in war
munitions. He says, too. that the VIII
son sentiment is growing steadily
throughout the country. and that
Bryan is for Ne chief executive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
UMPIRE SINISTER
HAS CLOSE CALL
Steam Pipe on Ohio Valley Traction Car
Broke and Scorchsd Sims OF
Moose Jaw Resident.

L mpire William Shuster who has
been assigned TO the Wheeling Drama
Rapids series. By President r. ". Dick
cr~on. had a close call yesterday. lie
camc TO SteubenVillc and missed con
ncctions with the Pennsylvanin road Tor
Wheeling Accordingly. he started over
the ohio Valley Traction line for Wells
burg. Well. hts "Imps' was suddenly
thrown from the seat and partially cook
cd hy q blast OF steam. one OF tho
steam pipes that furnish heat for the
car had broken and the force % ~ had
also blown out one OF the windows.
Shuster halls from Moose Jaw. Sas-
katchcWan, and is one OF the new UNI
pires In the Central. Fortunately. how
ever. his INJURIES yesterday were only
minor ones and he will be able 20 take
nLe place AZ the "a mo today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
LOCAL BANKERS PLAN
TO ENTERTAIN GUESTS
AT CONVENTION HERE
MEETING OF ENTERTAINMENT
COMMITTEE HELD YEsTER-
DAY AFTERNOON
Only Preliminary Details Discussed.
Two Hundred Delegates Expect
ed Here in May

tentative plans for the entertain
ment OF the two hundred or more
guests who are expected here for the
annual convention OF the West Nir-
ginia Bankers Association We're con
sidered yesterday at a meeting of "A
special committee OF the Wheeling
Clearing House Association. The
State bankers convention will be held
here May - and %. and is expected
TO be one of the largest meetings of
the year. Elaborate preparations will
be made for the entertainment OF the
delegates
The local committee in charge of
arrangements is composed OF ". b.
Irvine. Of the National Bank of West
Virginia. as chairman: Charles \.
Bowers. South Side Bank: John +.
Hell. German Bank; Robert Hazlett.
Dollar Savings a. Trust Company: ].
II. Mcdonald. Bank of the Ohio Val
ley. and Charles W. letters. National
Exchange Bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
CLERKS WILL DINE
Clerical Force of wheeling Steel and
Iron Company VIII Hold Han
Quet at windsor.

The clerks Of the various offices OF
the Wheeling Steel and Iron Company.
and those or the tin plate department. ut
NorkNtllc. the Martins Ferry furnace.
the Top Mill furnace, the Belmont mill
and the force OF the BenwOod office, to-
gethcr with the general offices OF
Wheeling. Will give IA banqusA and
smoker this evening at the Windsor
hotel az o'clock This will be an affair
strictly for the clerks. and IL given in
the interest Of good fellowship and gem
eral sociability. The evening will be de-
voted To- general discussion. story tell
ing and a good time.
Baseball teams have been organized
at the tin plate department Benwood
offices and the general offices. In adj
dition 10 the games between the forces.
engagements will be booked for any
office team In this vicinity. and the bows
feel sure they can show the way TO any
Of them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
CLUB WINS
FIRST GAME OF POOL
SERIES FROM ELKS
Dave Kraus Eas Donated Cup and Two
More Contests win Be Played in
Near Future.

The Elks club and Country Club pool
sharks played the FIRST match 81 their
three-Eame series last evening A. the
Elks Club. The visitors seemed To have
on their shooting clothes and almost
cxterrniuatcd the autlcr.d herd. The
final count stood Elks. 2t2. Country
club. 37f ihis three game series was
arranged 60 decide the championship
The Elks defeated tho Fort Henry Club
and were 20 turn challenged by the Coun-
try club outfit.
Dave Kraus has offered handsome
cup for the winner 90 the event ana II
u 20 be decided IN a three game series.
No time place has Yet been Gc-
Cided on FOR tn. next gam. hut u viii
asely be- held early during IN" coming
week Foil, TiuE o. last evening score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
ALL SCHOOL GAMES
POSTPONED, RAIN
Weather Man said NO" and Boys VIII
Have 20 Wait for Another Day
20 Try Conclusions.

All scholastic baseball games were
called on yesterday owing 10 the heavy
rain that started faIfing shortly affcr
noon. and continued during tho remain
der % the day. Wheeling and Bridge
port were 20 have played at bridegroom.
Triadel phia district was TO have gone
20 West Liberty. ana several others
were 20 have been played. but 7 PluNIus
said no" NO definite date has been
decided on for playing ~ these post
nnnlI Eamne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
ORDERS AMMUNITION.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April 2s.-
\ rcquisition on the War Department
for $4,000 rounds OF ammunition was
made to-day by Adjutant General John
g. Bond. Of West Virginia.
There is at present 100. 900 round :
I'm possession Of the National Guard Of
the State. and this. together with the
new supply. will be used in rife prac-
tice by the militiamen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
WESLEYAN PREPARES
FOR MARIETTA SERIES

special Dispatch to the InteIltgencer
BtCkHANNO\. W. Va. April 2s-In
spite OF the illncss % Blake wnfcn VIII
probably keep the stocky shortstop out
OF the series Wesleyan h well prepared
Tor her two games with Marietta College
scheduled FOR Friday and Saturday 81
this week. Just three weeks TO the
day Will have passed since the Orange
ing AZ Huntington. April sth Fully
two solid weeks OF this period has been
devoted To hard practice In preparation
Tor the long string OF games scheduled
for the home held. OF which string tho
Marietta games are the nrst.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
VARSITY V. M. |.
GAME CALLED OFF

special Dispatch 60 the InteIlirenc,r
LEXINGTON Va. Nprd 2c-Tho
West Nirginia-N. N. T. game scheduled
FOR Lexington. Va. this afternoon was
called N ON account OF rain. such act
ion being taken after the varsity had
doomed uniforms The calling m ~ the
game Was BE- keen disHrpn to tho
varsity a. tho contest promised Co f-
an easy ONE. several members VI the
4 s. nm worked ouf iu 90. : VI I gym. th.
batteries spending one hour Indoors.
The team l"ff fur Washington. - e.. to-
night l.stt'ru,r VIII most likely pitch
fhr game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
FINED ron DaUHHNHEss
East End Man Arrested in Auss Cd
Speakoasy ArTaigned Before
Justice.

Jack" Mckinley 81 Eighteenth street
was given a hearing before Justice J.
Ellwood Hughes yesterday morning and
paid NJ.
mckinley was arrested as witness
and also on charge OF drunkenness
when the alleged sp.akeasy OF Palmer
Brothers was rsided Tuesday nv Deputy
Prohibition Commissioner Phillips
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27

and Bridgevilie. The strip Of road when
completed will cost approximately SlT5-
GOO. u will be built hy the state under
tho state aid plan. Washington county
paying as its proportion $4,000; Ale
Eheny county, s23.0O0. and the state the
balance. The road will be built of cen
crete with hillside paving blocks on the
hills. Bids will be asked for by the
state and the work OF construction VIII
b. started as soon as possi BILE In order
next fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
Knights OF Columbus To
Bowl In Washington
Team Prom Carroll Council VIII Roll In
Duek Pin Tournament
Friday.

Carroll Council 40. 500. knight ~
Columbus. duck pin team. co-up0ssd ~
~. Frank OErien. Joe Giessy. Georr.
iiirt Herman Hiehof. Rud Hack AMI
Bernard Burke. departs Friday after
noon. April 2Nth. by automobile roads
permitting. for Washington Pa 20 roll
schures .r tho singles. doubles and five.
mon events Of the duck pin tournament
now nm in that city These little min
Knockers are n few - tho good ones -
the Carroll Club League few coach
ore are going with them 20 assist in the
bacon suafching
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27

street. with q wagon load Of beer. was
lodged in jail on "a warrant before Squire
Hughes. before whom he later furnished
bond for his release. Steve Is i years
OF age. His arrest IS the first OF the
kind since the supreme court ruled ON
common carriers. and IL IL likely his
case viii b. tested.
John King. Ben scott. George SOcish.
\. Harris. Ivan Wiranoff. ana Fat Metro.
all drunks. arrested by Baltimore q ohio
officers. will b, given hearings to-day
b. fore Squire Wickham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
FR|END[INESS WITH GERMANY
WILL CONTINUE, SAYS Chiffon

sunday. April 80. The Ashland boys
have been making "A good showing and
have splendid team. They viii line
up as follows: Thomas = :: BARTLETT
%: Greathouse. ID: Hanley. 3b. Grow.
l. Z: Davis. e. Ftibun. D.. "a. Bartlett.
c. T.: Porter. ?. T.
The Edghill Athletic club OF Beliaire
viii open the season. Saturday. April 20
ia a game with the ST Ciairsville High
school team. The contest will b. staged
on the Edghill grounds and promises 20
%" last one. Last season the Edxhill
team won IL out OF Fl games. Nothing
- known OF the strength Of the ST
ClatrsNille boys. but they usually have
STRONG nine The game will be called
at o'clock =. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
Country Club. s7i. EIhs Club = asa
BETHANY LEAVES
FOR HUNTINGTON


Special Dispatch Co the Intelligence.
BETHANY. ". Va. April 2f-Tho
BETHANY college baseball team Will leave
this morning for Huntington. where on
friday and SATURDAY they will meet the
Marshall college team. owing 20 the in
'c.Hmsucy 81 the weather tho boys ha o.
h1i has little work but they are i'aNiur
With more confidence than was Ni~ibl.
ou their departure for Morgantown.
Tho players making the trip ar. Bur
son. HHgy. Shiytlg capt ,. TyCt-. k Dart.
I.ridiHu. Blair. Adams. Marshall Moore.
Meyers and Hanna. Manager. They
viii return Saturday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
BIG IMPROVEMENT TO
PENNSYLVANIA ROADS
National Highway viii he Repaired at
Cost of Approximately Sl7S,ooo.
Start Work Soon.

The county commissioners Of Wash
tnEton county. have signed a contract
with IN" state OF Pennsylvania. for the
construction 81 seven miles of highway
on the National road between Morganzl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
Heed ThiSCaII

for delay means only a short time
stands between you and. possibly.
chronic disease co to Nature
and avoid this condition By cleans
ing the blood Of impuri,ie, Nth
s. s. s. the wonderful root, herb and
bark remedy. SIS. s. Ia, helped
thousands back to health. and other
thousands have found il their greatest
tonic in keeping the blood toned up.
"a TO combat and keep diseases away.
Avoid mineral drugs as their action
i violent and harmful 70 your 4
]. ]. !. !. /. !. !: !: !: :: e. !. Z: !: !: b
very life Tissues. Note the ~
carton below and demand n ~
that the s. s. s. you buy "a MW
bear all s. s. s. labels and 8X3lw
trade marks. Al druggists HISZzV
sell S. 5. S. E<2EI6S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
AMATEUR NOTES

The West Alexander baseball team
has been organized and Tho management
Ia now ready % book samss for tho
season Any team desiring tn arrange
for games viii call 14-I on fhs sH.
fl0nal phone. u~ write Roy a Chnruh.ra
Tho West Alexander team will PLAY
Saturday games only.
The Ashland Athletic club will rftv
mo Rambler juniors OF suprr.r rsft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-18

frankie Sanders of Ardmore will be
a busy boxer within the next few days.
Tonight at the Ardmore Athletic Club
he will go against Kid Fox, the Dal-
las speed marvel, He is one of the
fastest boys that has ever shown here
and he works la Johnny Dundee style
always dancing in and out. Sanders
will have to show stuff that he has
never shown before, for Fox will make
frankie go. The next night Sanders
will journey to Fort Worth and swap
punches with Carl Fleming of Kansas
City. The bout will be fifteen
round affair, and Fleming will do all
he can to best the local boy. Sanders
also has a match with Young Sinnett
of Rock Island, Ill. This will take
place at Des Moines, Iowa, the first
part of next month. frankie is also
billed to meet a good boy at Writ,
Oklahoma, on the 5th of June. The go
tonight will take place in the Led
better building. There are several box
ing exhibitions on tonight. The fur
will fly when frankie Sanders meets
Kid Fox of Dallas in a fifteen-round
exhibition. Both boys are fast and
there will be something doing from the
tap of the first gong till the end, and
the fans are promised plenty of action.
This should be as good an exhibition
as has been put on by the Ardmore
Athletic Club, and the club had hard
time to get the service of Fox.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-18
ATTACKS REGISTRATION LAW.
Republican State Chairman Attacks
- Law As BEING Unconstitutional.

Law AS Being UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Oklshoma City, May 1S.-Uncon-
stitutionality of the registration law
was alleged in a district court suit
Wednesday by Arthur II. Geissler,
republican state committee chairman
to enjoin county officers and County
Registrar H. G. Oliver from allowing
printing claims.
1t is asserted that Joe S. Morris
as secretary of state senate had no
right to appoint registrars because
he was vested only with clerical
authority. Morris power was further
attacked on the ground that the legis-
lature had adjourned when he made
the appointments.
Geissler contends the county reg
istrar is given autocratic power 10
strike names from the registration
books and that no appeal from TINS
action is provided for. 1t is pointed
out that the county registrar can dl'
rect the sheriff at great expense to
summon witnesses to hearing IN
which qualifications Of a voter are
/ passed on.
THE appointing power of the reg
istration officials is far removed IRON
the voice Of the people" says the
petition.
Former Judge ]. J. Carney anc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-18
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coming winter. A regular meeting of
the club will be held next week, the
place to be named later.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Annie Lee
Hill entertained a number of her
little friends, the occasion being her
ninth birthday. She was the lecip-
lent of quite a number of nice pres
ents. AS each guest entered the
hall. she was asked to register in the
guest book. Games and music were
enjoyed, after which dainty refresh
ments were served The little hostess
was assisted by her mother and Miss
Lucille McClatchey. The following
were present: Louise Kearney, VIII
nah Moore, Bernice Allen, Katherine
! Weed, Elizabeth McCharen, Maude
Maddox, Stella Chivers, Zula Ward.
/ Gladys Humphreys, Mona Ruth Webb,
| Glendine Mathers, Helen Virginia
Mathers, Naomi McCharen, Jewel
Parker, Gertie Boyt, Genia Jones,
Edith Burrow Bertha Underwood,
Annie Lee and Robert Spencer Hill.
The district conference of the Meth
odist church is attracting quite a
number of visitors to the city yes
terday and today. Yesterday a very
pleasant social feature was injected
into the meeting when the ladies OF
the Methodist churches served lunch
at the Broadway church, to which
Rev. Williams, the evangelist, and
his able assistants, together with the
other ministers of the city, were par
ticipants. Among the out-oftown at
tendants are: Mines. ]. M. Hobson,
e. Wood, II. w. Choate, and M. l..
Wilson of Marietta; Mines. w. A.
Frost and Lamon Of Wynnewood; !;
Mrs. T. A. Hefin Of Lone Grove;
Rev. r. e. Regan, Lone Grove; Rev.
IJ. D. Salter, presiding elder of this
district. Mrs. c. II. Armstrong. di'
vision secretary, and Mrs. Mcbride.
Mrs. r. NJ. Campbell of Oklahoma
was present, and made splendid
talk on the work Of the conference.
Friday morning, from 10 to 1O:3O
there will be a prayer meeting al
the tabernacle This will be a union
of all the district meetings which
have been held all over the city dur
, ing the revoval. Much splendid work
has been done in these prayer meet
ings and conversions and re-consecra
, tions have resulted. The leaders are
, anxious to hear from all of the dis
, tricts just what has been accomplish
, ed. and the testimonies should be
very inspiring. All of the district
chairmen are especially urged to be
present to report, and the organiza
ton of neighborhood Bible stud!
classes will be discussed. Severa
of these are already being formed
and it is expected that many Others
will be planned before the close OF
the week. The meeting will be II
charge of Mrs. Bray, and all womer
of the city are invited to be present
These are the closing days of the
revival. and it is felt that even II
special effort is necessary to attenc
this meeting, these last opportunities
for help, service, and the planning OF
the follow-up work should be made
the most of.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-18

We simply will favor those who
show personal interest in us. We
cannot help. Nature seems to want
it that way. But possibly they de
serve the favor. For after ALL is
there anything that is worth more TO
us than the very thing we call per
sonal alinterest"?-Efficiency,
Mrs ]. II. Hargrove left yesterday
to visit friends in Dallas and other
points in Texas.
The First Ward Mothers Club is
holding the last meeting for this
semester this afternoon.
Mrs. John Teer entertained mum
ber of friends informally YESTERDAY
giving them treat to the contents
of her fine strawberry bed, which
was thoroughly enjoyed by all the
guests.
Mrs. f. T.. Watson has returned
home after a few days trip with her
husband, Mr.. F. e. Watson, who IS
an employe of the Rock Island rail-
road. While away they visited Mem
phs. Little Rock and Hot Springs,
Mr.. w. l.. Bush, president of the
Bush & Gerts Piano company OF chi
cago, who has been in Ardmore for
several DAYS, left yesterday for his
home While here he was a guest IN
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. b.
Luke.
On account of sickness and other
attractions that necessitated the at
tention of the members, the meeting
of the Ferndale Review Club was
postponed until Wednesday, May 25'
when it will meet with Mrs. f. E.
Watson.
Mrs. J y. Wall left yesterday Tor
Edmond, where she will be present
at the graduation of her daughter
Charlotte, which takes place this
week. Miss Charlotte will receive
life certificate, which is very un
usual for one so young. She is con
sidered one of Ardmore's brightest
graduates.
The executive committee of the
philharmonic Club was in session
yesterdy, with Mr.. Rupert, VINO Il
booking Oscar Seagle throughout the
southwest. The philharmonic Cur
hopes to'be able to bring this famous
singer here some time during the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-18

There will be an open reception by
the Woodmen Circle, at the X. OF +.
Hall, Saturday, May q from 2:3O to
400 D. m, to meet the supreme guar
dian. Mrs. Emma B. Manchester OF
Omaha. Neb., who will visit our grove
at that time. All out of town groves
and w o. w. camps especially invit-
ed.
COMMITTEE.