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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-08

ONORING Miss Sarah Rivers of
L Chicago. Mrs. fl. +. Nichols en-
II t.r,ained with auction bridge
l. Il Yesterday afternoon. High score
f,,or , Jananesr card case. was won
~, Mr.. simmons and on cut, the con.
.n,,tion favor sachct bag. was won
nv Miss Georgia Simpson. Mrs. Nichols
n-..opted her honor guests with a yani
,,,mcs o. two.course luncheon was
..,,.d after which the guests attend
.,d ,bc matinee dance at the Ells club.
Those so delightfully."- entertained were
.,r Mary Roopc. Ruby Randol. Helen
e,yrc Dorothy Dickson. Mary Hoard,
ru,p Dickson Florence Hoard. Floy
c,u Thelma Ramsey, Mrs. simmons
,f Waco and Miss Gladicc Walling.
Mrs Frank Sciyaly was hostess to
.rp, Child Tuesday afternoon at her
.r..id,prr. ON u street northwest At
This meeting the Guild voted an ad-
ioprpment until after the Christmas
MI. t.,...... ....,.,.,,,, ,.,ero.b
urpts These ladies cordially invite
tho public to attend their bazaar and
market to he held tomorrow after
.poop ot tbo civ Gas office.
Mrs N 4. Eas,ev left this noon for
aainrsyilIr Texas where she will
snrnd tbe weekend with friends and
relatives
Mrs Simmons of Waco. Texas. is
IN. ,,,ost of her narouts. Mr. and Mrs.
Schwartz Fourtb St. southwest.
90
THE many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
that Mrs. Gait has successfully under
gone what her physicians state is
the final operation. Mrs. Gait has been
,, 81, ..... .ti
operotion her complote and early re.
coycry is onticipoted
a#+
Among those who attended tbo matt.
,,,, 49,,
afternoon were Mines. o. II. Wolver-
Ton. Alf Wolycrton. /, /. HodIev I. G
UWick Robert $. Gardenhire. Oscar
Van Nov. r. /. Lee. Frank Schneider.
Chicago. Roy Duston. r l. Wright
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-08

N- r. Brown will arrive in the city
today from Houston, Texas and will
Do. the guest several days Of Mr..
--lrLos Malling
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-08

more than four abattoirs in the state,
according to Mr.. Davis. Paris, is the
pioneer in the establishment of the
municipal abattoir, it is said. Mr.
Davis said he would furnish detailed
information regarding abattoirs to
any city or person desiring same.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-08
BIG FILM COMPANY
is ORGANIZED HERE

\ big feature film company with
capital stock Of $500 has been or
gauized in this cip and charter
taken out. The company will be
Snown rs the Nignon Feature Film
Co. and the incorporators are J. :.
Mullen. Charles Anderson. Don Lacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-08

Children take BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP willingly because il
tastes nice. There isn't a better rene
dy anywhere for children coughs.
hoarseness and bronchitis. It's a
good medicine and easy to take Price
25c, soc and Sl.OO per bottle. Sold by
Ringer Drug Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-08

Made of velvet and satin brocade
and yoluminously trimmed with white
fur, this negligee gives a rich effect
with its drape and feminine softuess
that is very appealing to youth. Please
notice how the back spaniel contrasts
with the white fur
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-08
Good for Consultation.

Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent
for constipation. They are pleasant to
take and mild and gentle in effect
Obtainable everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-08

F. III ''HS' i''''"'' - WI o. -''''" "' =
rl''" O'''''' MI o. H. ''i''S' MS
So'l''S mas uo''c in"'' ''i ''' ''''''
ihehl ol 'oiu'''o'S III ->'u'''o'' = an" II
Is hoped 'naI lne membership WIN
uouo'e 'he co'''''S year i ne ''S' "'N.
nesday III every month Is u'e 'l'ne OF
rest room III '"' court mousse All re-
ports Su'h as cruelty To "'''il"lS'
Nho"Ia o' maze promptly 10 '''' "''"
oIhc'r VINO WI" lI''Ine"Ia'''y l''eSu'
gate same
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26

Nus Ser o0acn GrIlduma ocien mas oic .@inoe
irid gmeriialcr oils 6rc bci1morcuc @idlt gcaeil
tcr sem yonoc ibrcr ircci sSal bctradtct loltc ni
ierc 9iadmtio0s 0oleon cre6ct fonncn mas oos ac'
uiiic 3icl it pcldes bel ocr ldd)en &aD 5l ctrcdcn
0os olDencae 9ciircbcr ocr ,9moclrd' Ameflloncr
iii: 5ic moucn Niduner an Die Spite ocS Grchtu mo
Gcrirdqc abidicnuocn 0cpaucmcnis imlcrcr NeQe
runQ cllcn. sic gcucboit lore @ilidtcn ibrcm Sonoe
Qeqcibcr crlen sic glmcrtancr uu0 nur glmeritoner
tlo ocacu cine 9ioiion is iale c0 mic bic anoere no
oic fcincr 9iotion NaB cnigcgcitragct
Tas III 0as 3el Der 9noeiirid 9lmcritancrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26

Die Veocntuao Ocs eanomagsuerndcS in SrIauO.
Can oic Qanouia 0citidcr SuliStrppcn mo sSaI'
ief iF oc Srlduocr nidt anBer6al0 ocs 9crches oer
NS6alHfcit cef 5cat Sic lbatodc oaB cs cu1en llt
goien iur ,rian0 bcla0clcn octAen Shilf Gloc les
1pf ISOLDE aclunacu mar sic riidr Alic jn erreidlcl
Giee5 1n luur0c 5par por Sen britildc SSndlfid)ll
cil ,ciiia cuocdi ino jeror troBocn Elm octlDeS
lnteriec0op oas Sronspoudgii bcalctcie. e9 tounie
cilc iodc ganouuQ abcr 0ocl clmal acngcn mciil &C
npa Nnletiecboote 5ilr Stcuc no, nm pie Mric89~lle
ega i 9alic
Ic urphca mehe IN ocr @aupiltaot Srono
aii6qrbrod5pn it0 n0Acn nidt non aroBcr Vcocutina
ie inns lcid pon Sen 0tdrbcD5rocn lntcrorlidt per'
sen l0mci 0cr 0pelan0 bot purdisbolbcr cic Ar.
ulgc pon 10000 9}an in Srono bcbolicn goet Der
2lqbudl jriat DAB Srloo nid)t cttbnnlhld 5il ell
loli6 bllt uno ocudc gal0u09ruppcn ourt oon oer
2gp6netMia mi ocicn Aruc cmpiaiiacn aucrpcll
ian0a ais 9clreicr com 0rltiidlcn sod
Iic @hamua Ia Srali0 piro ciuc nod crbittehe
pcr0ei as ie uad 0en Norldlc IN Dublin 5n nrtlei
lci djoa ien INNS pcul oic britidcn Nabtbabcr icbt
0ic 1munbct beacbcn oatcn Sr 9loger eoicnclt Orn
irhen Galrioien ser iidl oid Dem gSacntrosporioan
pirr 6ciiuocn 0otic nio gcangeu acnonmcn muroe
lpQacp Nodlrcrraths 3l cridclcn Mud inter ocn 81
iM0crH Ia oG 6r Gioacu uiiroc Der 9lodlcalt groBen
llNipAc Greecn uai6 Gn0dn0S sadie pilroc ooonrdl
W. oiseH Sonoa iidlcriiM niG1t 1cocut lcher0aupt
HnB enalano cHt beiiIrdtcn, 0aD nad ocm Sctnlui
lreraca sci ilnrihcn III Gu5n mo Der ma0rcn 1tin
lunl 0cs iioen &oiieS. ncbcn 0cn Niillioncn ecnt
iNer dud Ste Niiliionci Srdn0cr IN glucrita 10 gSalD
Waior aprNiiAci &rpte H1cbcn iuerocn geaqn clncn
9gld aii 2cuiidalto NM ben oarou2 iogcloeu oenen
sAtMNB oiaes 2an0cs an Gl8ano III oiccu sysgc
lNo oc rliosr 9cyIic1cn cS lid 0ci ocn N'achabern
M eabiHgion beiier ecAor }ll pcridaiicl ais oc Ecr
lpch
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26

Dcr 2'crdlt" iaat sic egcnia SIM" Ia ibrcr
AAsaaDg oof ic5ts Wlotdg oaB cine oraanilIric I'm
lIraang ua Nniera gaoctritb 8ri0erl lntcrnom
U,cn Wr0 oan IN oicem lalrc nlr ioldlc @lanncr jn
Au0g SeHai0ren crrabh mcl0ci Uelc one ,Snierel
icn Ielninian0e ma0rncbnicn, 0raud 9licnnnQcu jil
nbafadqn
llniere Qcrc0ric Gplcan gat bic 5adlc, mic Acu0bi
id glWas oeF0rc0t giltrlic5 il Oay iArc Sdulo ndt
4cai pa pic ~guciiita Snu" udlt imlionoc ilt onBr
Nalphal 2ln @moa1 ln0 flcrlidcr SHcr0 lmo
NpnnD Bplit ctule or0entlid jl ueritcDcl 5 bclrcl
iei ldaui 0p a sic 9tcu }ort Norl0~ ais ibrr tSib
fctu alif icuc uuuOcruoap &crujmcrn Matchmaker iu0
iHigraationalcr 6ra8en oc br 1tidlpou bon Sonocn
aldlf
amer oapir iiqis Nlitlco 0a6ca mil Scncii 0ie as
iuuepbci ilnoNcn. 10 ipolen min uercr Goae8n
arr 0la 50dlaNe crtdrea 0alit lie bercllcn lan SaB
ela ucna nudp aidll or0anrtc y ood allgencinc 9c
nggiu9 uHcr 0ci ,9in0ciirid 9mcrifoncrn i'm 0ongc
iit NH ll 0cr addiien Aatpuaipa6l elm ocpnce 3c 5u
cred,eu Ia pabr Als tie oils rcier &ab girAcr Der
&gl 1icMcl uif0et leetcn lie ciucn gcpcn Gio,
lnlo III einc Giacni0mnidcii 0er ,@inoeifb Ime
rta0cr oaB ic ibrcn G0 icbr crnii ir0nict Sic pcr
uiAdlden idl 0ie &uiaNl0 imo oe @cieBc ibrcs
Observation-Disclosures ulircdt 3i cr0alic mo orllcu
0aaae u pcrtAcio5c S0rc glnlidli uon Der 9lcaiera
Qp oiies ir 0aS Aof III bic 0ab c9 brc 6clduorrnc
Fidlt nc ou oie gSa1l po ioolca Mdnncrn iiir bic
eeling 0er Eolorcaierlmg l udeit peldlc 0c &crfni
ireld1c ir ocn 7ellt ocl 6aa9e ioracn no ucldc oc
1ialie oer aicriiandlcn giilaer untcr alien &crhdt
lilign ui0 gc1ea Scocn malrcn. oer oeic &edltc 5u
lpulaern padi
1ie Nldnrr rclde 9cgcupartig au 0cr zpiec ocr
Gcg Siaatcn e6cn iino hrcn @ilicDtcn iidlt IN Der
sepe n00g9cfoamlci. lUic e cs nasb Der glnd]t Der
Nnociria 2nrrfoucr, Sic oicc oitrdl loren Srcueio
DsafimoaA 0otica i5la oacn.
He sn0eiird seriiancr 6abrn aricDel oaB
at Snagc i0res aooppuatcrlanocs pon cincr ircnocu
A}oali np ciaeni oleraniic6en Saiiic 9crmicrgebot
aaitpe
ze 1n0ea eec0ell oaB eulc ircuoc .Vodt ancriia
uhs 5diiie aciopcn nno nod loren 0aicn ocbradi
nai
e 6a6pn acic9ci oaB ais Ndlt ganuali 6c
ebgaoe aueHtalidc Sdliiisirodlie pm einer retoer
Nlodf 9ciuBlagaeui rveroeu
iQ aa6ci 8eeDct oaB cine ircnoc aladlt mcrc
to ralut
6a0c aec9ct oaB cine ircnoc 9laf9t @aiia
aiefs poa maielei Sdiiicn 9erimter1olt
babn a8 aeie1ei oaD bic Qcrautuortlidea
ahanel "a ser 5pitc micrcr glcgicuna ulr % mIoca
gEprtri ae5ca 0ieir Giuaric III miIe ouveranen
llgdc prneiiiri 1abcl
habea aud aee9cn oaB pieie oicicr unicrcr
lgaa6e lHD rilcre 9iir8crH viocraArcne @elcoinln
8cr aBae eli por Dem shsbrud5 ulcrcs Stretes init
elmer a40prea Nladi ber oc llteriecbootraoc tattia
0eu aio oaB oesbab sic Giltidpa0gmg oer yeitcf I'M
errr Heaernhgsaeddite oieien 9eleo9lmgcn bate ub
AaS rgiies iAer pie 2uenoui0 ocr lucriccboote nod
fia op aebHarcnoc geadlttna Nedcult mer0en tourer
Neiic dis iitals @pieinoieieit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26


Sierbnrdl luerbeu ane @erionen nno a1rper'
inaiieu, incorporate oocr poliiiihe, uelde IN
Der Staoi Baltimore en @ei6dii bcircibcu,
iir peldcs bic Gr6cbuna elmer eiaaiS.
sicen5 crorocrli0 IT, aulaeiorocri blecIpc
on ooer bor ocm eriten Gage Oes Miouois
Mai 1916 SO I5icn ooer oicielbe 5ii' erncucrlt.
Sic Neridunnib. cine qicen5 5u
l0icn miro @crioucn cincr Siraic
nebit soften nnierpericn.
Serr goam Seupert gfinar bes Common
@lcas. Gcrdis. miro an uno nam @,onlag,
ben 3. 9lpril 1916 bereit iein. 5luiideH ben
Climber hon u6r Sormliiaas Ois a u6r
ya6miioas in ieinem 9ilreou i'm Gerinis'
9ebduoc 9ceuscn nusiuiiencn.
EaS staais grrHaruuoS. 2eparemcui non
WnrnlauO miro an I. Miai 1916. bon 9 nor
SormiiaaS bis 4 nor ga6mIliaos. in icinen
Niireaur i'm ilnlon 1rnit cebanoe, Charles
unb SaOeic.Gtrnbc. SIR @craueaabung BON
idbrli6cu gerHacrauoS S.@anereeeuscn DercIt
s6omaS q. Wle9mltp,
c0criii Der Slaot Baltimore.
(0(3O 9(nrl 3 b 10 .I2 14III0.2l "a ,26,2S I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26
9lnnancnfllrc Nr1nlna.

Ga ii0rn am 20 epr 1916 nnh 0ngcrcr
Mrculucii Nuuaucntric NrJiunn, 81 Sabre alt.
nelicncr Niuiic ccr pcriutbfncll glnllu ActonurN.
Acupnn0ic mo Srcnnnc Der Saniiic lino dd
hnQauou cnQelnocn Der Qccr0i0unO hciilluob
iinl llbr BON ouicr 9Suunund pr. ii2, SNo'
Nilhlnuns s2lpcnc, ans rdM hcr Ncti Acllr
Nirhc mo um . nor Elm iclcrliG1ca 3ic0nicn
Nuhdml iilt lcu Ecccnhcil ccicbriri miro mo
ourn uui ocn ~0l 0rdilr 6rlcoOoic" lioii'
iUoCi
tSunoie 3ciilnacu u0acn 8ciduiaii coprcn)
ivlNr9I oOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26

Wul m ore, ~. Nprll 1916
9lneu oaydn inicrelliricn Bcroncn lpito llcr.
mil Haclrici eribcili bd6 Der Sido: Snaenlcnt
am II. giprll 1916 IN oeicnl NiircaM mlc ce
ourb 0ci sbinnii 94. gIriilel 80. oce BAIL.
more Gidoi0 0oocr ppn 1900 Opt9clmrlchcn
miro, ocn crldrcnocn Rlnn UNI Ole Enpfnl'
Viiic bon gluilnncn fire 9icn flucuitnn0 nno
Ncn,Bilatcrun0 clnnerelei N1i:
NucO ncbcn 1902 9oro Cullda cir.
slucu iiolm ppn Hdnunc'Sir. uno olili6 pom
pnOcQrpuc NllcO.
glucO binicr s. bis 5s. 9Scit @bolc cir
glucO mciilm BON St B0ul cir. un0 lnoliO
hon Hnncnlc Cir.
glucD uinicr BIZ bic $50 giuro Bomb Cir
glucU uclilih bon 0ocnS Sir 5lollhcn Sonl-
bnr0. uno ~rui Cir
sIncD binier glococic ocs i400 8od sni'
pOlc Cir.
glucb binicr Sfcic bc5 1900 Bind carior6.sbc
Nlllcn ncbcn 022 NprO .Nnn0. Cir
glucD ncbcii iO2p yiur0 Snll0e Ctr
gllcN ucbcn oO3 Morn Snllue Sir
slllcO inoli0 bon Baltimore Cir mo olili0 bon
Bono Cir.
gluch 1iiiih bon Der 0bdrco Sir iiiolid bon
Glooc uno uiiltb bon Spocardoc'AucN.
gluc0 uHroliub non ocr eioolc Sir oiilih snn
0bnrce uuo olilib bon NoOc9rupc'9lucO.
gllicO lichcn 9lS 9iorn Satds Sir
glllc bauun hciruicncn Bcrloncn liiio rcrcd'
iiGi, inncrbn!b 30 Snpcn pom Sdinn porbc'
idnicr 9iotii an i'm 0uliimurcr StaoacriUc
onrN inrilli6 einscrclNic @cliion od1cGcil 90
9lidlarn Owinn,
(qlprf2 40 26 .0ai3) SlnOi Mrlllirniur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26

Ter Dcfr glct itr @ic9lirc IN Baltimore So.
Siclcr berrli6 0elcncue 9nrl IN lest sn ucls
nllei0en an drbcn mo &crclnc. fir glnolii1e
II. I. 10.
gln ocr ncrldnQerien 9Nilicn2 glpcnilc acleacu,
M ocrclbc bon aleu- Giaoiibcllcn hcuncn 6n
iiudi iucne man flo an s. ". Nciubnrbi, Nr,
Si5 Sent Stranc, @ilmor 034, o0cr NcnrD
Yidder, 1901 Gia9s.glue.. Wiaoilon 26SisM.
(UidrB23N&G, ,2syd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26

0S nGrb am "a gmril 1916 Srant a. Srcn.
ucr, So Sn1yc at Gclicnicr Oaiic BON Srnucco
5 Sycuncr ncb iHrimnicr &cripOn6ic mo
Srcun6e Der Numlic n0 eiuAcldocn, hcr Necr'
0IQunN helNrpuAuclt Wclhc nm Hpnncriina,
2Sobnnno. T. 1857 sioiS. .9ni.ctiun.eari. i.gluennc,
aus nadl Der Sl ,Sol0buSsNithc mo am lhr
cine 6c0nicnHQ,cNc iiir icln sccicnucil Qcl0l'
fen miro mo 00Hl 0ul ocn epi Orlolct'
NricOhntr" Nnfiiiuacl (epr21- 27)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26
Mn sic 9amen.

Ilf tM5I01 eMull N off elnol,
llucre N0hVl0lleu lest ollcl 1pilae An'
men, peldc bic Hciocrmnmerilrnii u0O ben
Heuciicu WeiDootn crlcrncn mpueu fOnnen
oicS ln lut6cr 3ei oilrcH ncn 9ninll6 an oicle
Nlailgn rrrenen lnle,tini Mpraens, Nod
muiuna ulo Nben9a Nc0ucnle Stiu0ci Su
nuHe ucnunnetQ glrheiicn ionueu mdbreno oeS
llnerrm3 ycripelptt lpernen @rinolter
uni,rrni n Nnilunri r1n lQNiiiern ctibciit
9dhcfc puSMull i0tiiilih nocr nlinolh hci
SRI. cuOeFe, VIZ. 5o2, gseisSotaloga eirahe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26
ln inl brtidlcn @0lf 0ic gndlt M naNrrn. Ncnlid.

I'm m britiidcn %olf bic 9luiidlt 81 naBrrn 0miid.
on0 6nbc 6cino1c tciue Soi0aieu mc0r erjd6lci Die
cn8liidca 9dttcr unter 0e cbten Weiangenc sic sic
Gnaldnocr IN 6ranIrcd5 uadltcn hdtcn iidl 3pe 0ch
dc Wcongcnc bcnmoc 0ic DOR Gin pnar Nlonotcli ais
imtan0lid) 3r peitcrem arie9soct upn GnglonO ans
guaillbi upr0cn ccn 9incr BON iDncn 6o6c cncn 9rm
ucrlorcn aeNa6t ,So ic6r ic6H Is gentitan0 an So
ooten oaB ocier enarnliac uio ein ,0enhntaug.
der" aalera0 oiort in Die 5hibcngrdber pcihidt mrs
ocn no iic oen Gu5lduocru sum 5wetcn Niole III sic
Ndnoc fieeu.
5n @aibiuatOH 5errdt cine auoitlidr Spouunna
Iber bic 2nhrort peld]e GeutihImo AMI 0ic Mote ocs
@rdoentc crt1ecn miro Gieic 9corauiB icat BON
ided5tcm 0cuiiicu 0lon iebt irbt elm onB man 0et
&oaer 5p itrai aeipam Bat, un0 6eat oen gunid oaB
1entidan0 uadgeben uoge obwo1l man iid nd1t Ser.
bciuuidci tann Oob i1m 5u uiel il9cmhbet miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26
lNeIt.Muo.Warf.

Gincm Qcfbdeicn BnoNm 8r Na6ridi, ooB
Der .,9scli 0nb-lOrl" ON pcll0cn IerntlEnS
Scr baltimore Snabcn.einie &elcncn uno nns
ocrcn SrQnniidioncu 5u hen auniigitcn Ne'
Qinpunncii sur &crliiaunB lic1t @r cienel li@
nlc6r. nls ie. ilr Solisicltc, Der lcplanle
Emrn6rnN Der NatimorcsGrn6c ioiro hen Hars
ndt bcelulrd6iIaen Siir Gin5elnbciien iucnoe
man licD an
,rrnrf0 30rfe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26
SultimOrc'S better %icnic.|arf.
GmttmHattEr- 31ark.

cjcicQlmnficn mo 0iro0cn thucn ipobl od'
ran. ii@ oicic Hati anSliicbcn. cDe tie Salcn
tit ihre auluniilcn Ecllics belcpcn Ger
@nr m lest iaii icbr nroBW Tnus1dne. Niibne.
Gcaclbahncn earnniiel Sdcb @dneren. sins
0crrGpiclpldbcn mo alien nUibacu Ncuuema
ldfciien nns0ciiaiict bic fir cinep moocrncn
&eraniiennos Nori penobai lino 9et Na.t
ndeu Siaoli9clcn. iocm mon nncb oer iSrcoes
rid 9ioao o0cr gStiens'glpcnmc @lciirldcn
nul',ciaet Ser 3arf IN aroB gcnua. nm bic
iId peridnl9 ooer i6rlilin nm ndberc snS'
nnlt an
6cHrH & selenclsi0, 9ir. 20i9, WeitsEraitsSir.,
ooer ielerboHire nac benz Narf. @ilnor 4076.
SbUncr. hircftcr GngnnQ 3nm Bari an Jrcs
nctid gocuuc. oocr gSiicnesSloeiue.
(lDidr5ls-3Niie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-26
ggo9 SIC nnrrilaniIdIcn Wiir0cr in

Rms Die nmcriIandlcu Nhrscrim 6anc riucs arc.
8es nit 1cidihnn0 81 acpdrgcn babcn, drcibt oas
pGiuciuoti &oIsblatt~ ldBt d1 macla0r III foacnocr
9'cc asnalcn: y1ii @acn mir0 nidlt gctdnpit pcr
ocll lucnigicns ncbt ioalc6 neil cs an gucm cblt,
baipdddD an fricastiidtilcn Nlaimdlaitci lin obcr
Arrgsporbcrcitmoen 3il trciict in ocr Guuarimg BAR
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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-30

sponsibihty and honor. IBe served &c
solicitor of the city court of Jones'
boro, as mayorNof that city, and in the
Legislature which has just adjourned,
as representative from Turner county,
his present home.
In legislative halls Mr.. Hutcheson
was always a worker for the people
He was vice chairman Of The general
judiciary and Western and Atlantic
committees of the house, and mem
Der of the education committee. He
was specially appointed as member
Of the subcommittee by the prohibit
ton caucus of the general assembly TO
redraft the present prohibition bills
and press their passage in the house
AS an advocate of effective prohibition
he lent his best efforts to the cause.
For many years Mr.. Hutcheson has
served as, and is still, member OF
the board of trustees of the Georgia
Normal and Industrial College for
young women at Milledgeville, attends
every commencement and devotes
much time and attention to the growth
and welfare of that well-known insti-
tuition.
Mr.. Hutchinson has many friends
throughout the state, lawyers and
others, who have given him their in
dorsement along with the bar of his
home city and those Of other commu-
mites surrounding Ashburn.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-30
JOHN B. HUTCHINSON, OF ASHBURN
FOR COURT OF APPEALS JUDGE

John B. Hutcheson, of Ashbdrn, Ga,
asks the votes, support and influence
of the headers of this paper for one of
the three judgeships of the state court
Of appeals created'b recent act of the
legislature.
Mr. Hutcheson is a native OF Ceor-
gia. Born and reared at Joneskoro,
Clayton county, he lived and practiced
law there until the legislature created
Turner county, when he moved to Ash
burn, and has since made that city
his home.
Educated in the schools of his ma
tive city and, later, at the University
OF Georgia, he studied law and was
admitted to the bar at JoneSboro in
1885, so that he has been in constant
and active practice of his profession
for the last thirty years.
AS a young man, with ambition
Mr.. Hutcheson taught school in Clay
ton and Fayette counties for the pur-
pose of paying his way through the
university. For a time he was editor
of the Jonesboro News, one of Geor-
gia's best known weeklies, and had
a wide acquaintance among the news.
paper men of the state.
A governor of Georgia, by special
appointment, and the two communI.
ties in which he has lived, by election
have placed him in positions Of re-
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-30
HAPPY HOURS.

Monday afternoon was happy
time for the little folks when
Mrs. A. ]. Mcdonald entertained
a number of the friends of her lit
tie daughter, Gene, in honor OF
her 9TH birthday anniversary.
Misses Lillian and Inez Dor
miny and Miss Martha Turner
assisted in entertaining them in
their games on the lawn, and
serving dainty refreshments late
in the afternoon.
Those having this pleasure
were: Katy Patterson, Elizabeth
Stovall, Martha Strange, Ida Nell
Turner, Annie Laurie Warren
Elizabeth Maffet, Mamie Rogers
Selma Dorminy, Frances and Al.
ice Denmark, Geraldine Jackson
Wylene Jolley, Willie Mae Flet.
cher, Susan Ware, Virginia Beall
Iulia Turner, Willis Mcdonald
Molly Nell Mcdonald and Annie
Bell Vandiver, of GAINESVILLE.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-30
PLEASANT EVENING.

Pleasant hours were spent at
the beautiful country home, Lin
wood" OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Clair last evening by a number
of the friends of their son, Barry.
They went out in cars chaperon-
ed by Mrs. c. NJ. Wise and had a
delightful evening with their mu-
sic and the pleasures of that
home. Delicious ice cream and
cake was served at late hour.
Those in the party were Misses
Thelma Pierce, Kathleen Eth
ridge, Margaret Spiller, Made
line Davenport and Rhea Wise
Messrs. Joe Holmes, Will Mash
burn, Frank James and Chester
Strickland.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-30
TALKS ABOUT THE BOIL
WEEVIL

Mr.. J. NJ. Clark, of Eastman,
sales manager for the Petway
Seed Farm, of Eastman, who has
for the past several years travel
ed extensively in the boil weevil
states for his seed, is in the city
for few days in the interest of
seed. Mr.. Clark is a close OBJ
server of farming conditions and
an expert in the weevil situation.
"The weevil at last found his
way into this garden spot of
his seed. Mr.. Clark is close OBJ
the people are beginning to wake
up to the realization of what is
confronting them. For several
years Mr.. Petway has advanced
the theory of early planting and
early maturing varieties, as a pro-
lection against some of the in
Iinroads that the weevil is making
into the cotton fields. His care
tul attention to breeding seed
have been crowned with success
| and the seed we are putting out
are the result Of years Of prepare
ton. Their value to the growers
in the Wecvil sections has been
fully demonstrated and it will be
a great blessing to our section" i,
Mr.. Clark will be here several
/ days.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-30
WEATHER REPORT
And Crop Conditions for Week
Ending August 20

Dry, warm weather with abun-
dant sunshine was general over
most OF the state during the past
week, only immediate coast dis
tricts receiving a little too much
rain. Cotton is opening rapidly,
and picking and ginning pro-
crossed favorably. Late cotton
needs rain badly in the central
southern division and is shedding
top crop. In the counties ravag-
ed by the boil weevil the crop was
greatly damaged. Corn is about
matured and is being housed in
the southern counties: fodder
pulling is about completed. Pc
cans and grapes promise fair
kields. Late garden and truck
crops are poor; sowing turnips is
under way.
c. F. Won HERMAN,
Meterologist.