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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-20
Standing Of the Clubs
Excurslon 10 plattsburo. NJ. v.

The Rutland Il. X. will run an ex.
cursion to plattsburg, N. Y, via Bur
lington and steamer on Sunday, July
3Oth., 1916. from all stations between
Bennington and Shelburne inclusive
Fare $3.50 for the round trip, children
soc. For time Of special train, see
small advertising flyers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-20
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
American League

Boston 4. Detroit 2 first game).
Boston ., Detroit (second game)
New York 5, st. Louis o FIRST
gamel.
New York 8, st. Louis (second
game).
Washington 6, Chicago 2 first
game).
Chicago 6, Washington (second
game).
Cleveland IL. Philadelphia 5.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-20
POSTERS SENT OUT
To WARN AGAINST
PARALYSIS
Distributed Publicly in Railroad
Stations and Other Buildings
142 new CASES IN new YORK
Doctors Assure a Successful Fight
Against Disease and Issue Certi-
Gates to Travellers.
142 new CASES IN new YORK

Albany, N. Y, July 19.-ln its
fight against the infantile paralysis
epidemic the state health depart
ment today sent out posters to be
publicly displayed in railroad stations.
The posters read, in part:
"Infantile paralysis is contracted by
contact with discharges from the nose
and throat of person having the
disease, convalescent from it, or who
is a carrier Of the disease germs.
Keep your children away from
crowds
Avoid soda water fountains at
which individual cups and saucers
are not used and spoons are not
scalded.
xiii all flies in the house and
screen against their entrance.
'Pasturize your baby's milk"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-20
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and western
Vermont, partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow Probably showers Friday,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-20

New York. July 19.-The federal
public health service is now at work
with the necessary men and money
and will wage successful fight
against the spread of infantile paraly-
sis into other states, DR.. Charles r..
Banks, senior surgeon in charge OF the
government operations in thise city,
declared tonight. His prediction
was made in the face of reports of 80
deaths and 142 new cases in the "a
hours ended at 10 a. m. today. One
OF the new cases was found in an ex-
elusive section in Fifth avenue
mo federal quarantine has been es-
tablished and we don't believe there
is likely TO be" said Dr. Banks 1--WE
expect to control the epidemic so well
1t will not be necessary, | now have
13 assistants who are here, or on the
way and ] believe this will enable us
to take care of our end of the work
All these men konw their business
thoroughly. We all know just what We
want to do and will proceed to dc
| ii at once
DR.. Banks and his assistants were
besieged today by persons Wishing tC
travel in other states who sought clear
bills of health for themselves and theil
children. When they were supplied
with certificates from the municipa
health department postcards wer'
sent in their behalf to the health OF
| ficials at hteir destinations giving ae
surance that the travellers would no
carry contagion. Ticket sellers a
railroad Offices now urge prospective
passengers to obtain health certif
Gates, especially if they have childrel
with them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-20
TEUTONS UNABLE
TO STOP SLAV
OFFENSIVE
Berlin Admits Russians Are Close
to Hungarian Frontier
RUSSIAN LOSSES ARE HEAVY
Ground In Front Of Austrian Trenches
Covered with Bodies Cut Down
by infantry Fire

London, July 19.-The Russian mill
tary critics dwell on what they de-
scribe as ''the mechanical regularity"
of the strategic and tactical blows
dealt by Russia on her various fronts
and the absence of any indications
that the enemy forces are able effec-
lively to parry them. The recent Rus
sian successes have brought them
much nearer Viadimir-V Volynski and
Kovel, and the German communica-
ions between Kovel and Lemberg are
threatened b ythe advance to Stoyan-
off and Sokal, preliminary to the in
vestment of Lemberg.
In Pennsylvania the Russians have
secured two important eastern passes
in the Carpathians, Japlonitza and Kir-
libaba, while they also hold command
OF the Delatyn-Budapest Railway
Their cavalry is moving in the rear OF
General Planners forces between
Kimpolung and Kuty, and apparently
the invasion of Hungary has begun.
Dci liu' Juiy ~, WA bOuuOuJ
| Reports from the southeastern front In
dicate that the Russians, after a fort
night of comparative inactivity, have
brought up heavy reinforcements Of il
fantry and cavalry ond have now re
sumed strong aggressive on thu
headwaters of the Moldaya near tn,
| Hungarian frontier
! change in the weather has facili
tated the operations, after clear no
weather in which 1t was impossible
to conceal the movements of troop
for sudden attacks in great force. TIL
Russians are showing the utmost ter
acity and their artillery is playing a
important part in the operations.
The Austrian mountain batteries
however. have achieved splendid RI
suits against it. The Russians pr,
part only hasty field positions, belev
ing that the Austrian resistance ca
soon be broken, but the reports sa
the Austrian infantry is withstandin
all the attacks and filling the groun
in front OF the trenches with Russia
dead.
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leland II. Philadelphia 5.
Standing Of the Clubs
National League

National League
Pittsburg |, brooklyn o (1rst
game).
Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn (seoond
game, IA innings).
Boston 10, st. Louis 1. W
Pittsburg .....,..... 81 40 .4S1
New York s, Chicago 6. -
Philadelphla-Cfncinnati. rain. "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-30

and lend their support in this
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-30

ence as a national banker on the west
side of Oklahoma, is taking an active
interest in the new banking bin
which is now being considered by the
legislature. Mr.. Ketch recently went
to California as an expert with .
banker who was considering the pur-
chase of a number of banks in that
state. The banks were thoroughly
examined and Mr.. Ketch says the
average rate of interest being charged
was seven per cent The man he
represented declined to make the pur-
chase on account of the low interest
rate. California does not have a
usury law, yet its average rate of
interest is seven per cent. Mr.. Ketch
says the low rate there is due to the
law which provides that the capital
stock and surplus funds of banks shall
be non-taXable. The state throws
open its doors to money and it has
pl'hlN vi H. anu lH' pIOplV Ndil iiN a. -
get cheap money
In this state, Mr. Ketch says there
are only six roll of honor banks, and
one of the six is in Ardmore. A
roll Of honor bank is one whose un-
divided profits or surplus is equal
to the capital stock. When a bank
carries a surplus fund, this fund can
not be voted out to the stockholders
but goes permanently into the capi-
tai stock and makes the institution
a stronger financial factor. Mr..
Ketch is of the opinion that if this
state would be as generous to money
as California, that the interest rate
would be equally as low.
Mr.. Ketch says the efforts of the
legislature is to protect the small
farmer from a high rate of interest,
and when the usury law is enacted
and made enforcible, the small farmer
will have no credit at the bank and
it will result in the reopening of
the credit houses in Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-30

ent and lend their support in this
matter.
"If this bill can be made law as
it passed the house, it will be mat
ter of very great Importance to the
taxpayers of Carter county. Under
its provisions the tax that would ac-
crue from the production of oil alone,
to say nothing of the gas, would give
us $500 per day or total of $255,5OO
per year.
The total amount raised by levy
for school fund in this county for
the fiscal year of 1915 and 1916 is
s1O9,24225. The total amount for
road and bridge fund for the same
period is $SO,59O. This will give us
S115,667.75 above the present levy
for school and road purposes in this
county.
"The Chamber of commerce re-
quests that every citizen who is in
terested in taxes, roads and schools
in this county make himself a com
mittee of one to be at Oklahoma City
and attend this meeting and see that
this bill is speedily made a law.
"I4ay aside all your personal busi-
ness. and let us do something for
Carter county while we have an OPP
portunity. Do not wait and ask the
other fellow to do that which you
should do yourself.
"ARDMORE CHAMBER OF COM.
MERGE.
"By FELIX X. WEST, Sec"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-30

the Christian church tonight. Mr.
Wilson. who is a salesman for a
large store and bank fixture house,
merely INDUCES in this as side
line and because he is so peculiarly
adapted to the platform, he has made
a big hit wherever he appears.
Monday afternoon at the High
school Mr.. Wilson will put on an
entertainment especially for the
pupils and their friends, at which
time an admission of five and ten
cents will be charged
The press throughout the nation
speak very highly of Mr.. Wilson as
an entertainer, and no doubt a large
crowd will hear him Monday after
noon. as well as at the two churches
tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-30
WILL ATTEND
HEARING MONDAY
At CAPITAL
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL
HAVE GOOD REPRESENTATION
PRESENT WHEN HEARING is
HAD TOMORROW.

Secretary West of the Chamber of
Commerce has secured a delegation
Of representative citizens who will
go to Oklahoma city tomorrow to
urge the passage OF the gross pro
duCtiou tax bill.
In issuing the call, Secretary West
said:
senator =. Z. Tucker has Just ad-
yiscd the Chamber Of Commerce that
q public hearing would be had Mon
day evening. January 81. in the SEN
ate chamber at Oklahoma City. SEN
ator Tucker requests that the cham
her Of commerce send a strong dele
cation to attend this meeting. Sew
sral citizens and members Of the eX-
else board have promised TO De pres
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-30
PURE BLOOD MAKES
HEALTHY PEOPLE

Hoods Sarsaparilla removes
scrofula sores, boils and other erup-
tions, because it drives out Of the
blood the humors that cause them.
Eruptions cannot be successfully
treated with external applications,
because these cannot purify the
blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes rich,
red blood, periocts the digestion,
?rl builds mp the whole system. IN
s.st on having Hoods. Get il now,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-30
IN
THE RACE For
co. WE|GHER
SAYS HE is GOING TO TRY TO
MAKE TAXPAYERS THE BEST
COUNTY WEiGHER THEY EVER
HAD.

As the new year advances, the can
didates are gradually coming from
under the cover and getting prices
on announcement notices and cam
paign cards, and grooming themselves
generally to get into the campaign
that promises to bring out more as
pirants for every position within the
gift of the dear people than any race
since Oklahoma was admitted to
statehood.
The latest to shy his hat into the
ring is Frank Tindall of Old Durwood
who has declared his intention of be
ing the next county weigher of Car
ter county. OF course, there are 9th
ers who have the same idea, but that
will only make the race interesting
as no true sport wants to win on a
cinch.
Mr. Tindall has been a resident of
this county for a long time, and is
well and favorably known to the tax
payers. He is qualified and should
he succeed in his ambition he would
make the people good officer.
It will not be long after the first
of the coming month before the dear
pee-pul can begin to look for official
announcements in the proper col
umns of the paper, and unless all
signs fail, it is going to take them
some time to read the entire list.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-30
LEE WILSON
WILL LECTURE
HERE TODAY
FORMER FIELD SECRETARY or
THE GIDEoNs is IN THE CITY
AND WILL SPEAK AT TWO
CHURCHES TODAY.

Lee Wilson, former field secretary
of the Gideons, and for many years
past a travelling salesman himself,
ms well as lecturer and an enter
tainer, will speak at the Broadway
Baptist church this morning and at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-30

Have three farms near Ardmore
VIII sell at a bargain and on time.
Val Mullen. 2S-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-30
USURY Law
IS DISCUSSED
BY BANKER
FRANK L. KETCH SAYS LEGIslA-
TURE is MAKING A MISTAKE -
POINTS TO CALIFORNIA, WHICH
HAS NO USURY LAW.

Frank l.. Ketch, who has charge of
the town lot sales at Ringing and
who has had several years expert
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-30
Want Ads-they pay.
Plies Cured In 9 to II Days

Your druggist will refund money il PA2o
OINTMENT fails TO cure any case OF Itching,
lind. !eeding OF Protrudng Piles in 6to u days.
'he first application gives Ease and Rest. S0c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-30

The Weekly Ardmorelre reaches the
farmer.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11

IA Hermit bs Theodore Francis
poWys, whe. Ne iake it from has
name picture ana intro positive turn
of mind must De father 10 that eift
"a pair John and Llewcllyn His
hook is m the same style as l. John
CoWper Pony Confessions hut
With "a difference. We feel'it GO De-
Tho conscious laborcd work OF "a
mind struggling to uuhurden itself
while the other is an overflow Of
the spirit which cannot be imprison
ed m ca> Tbe greatest value OF
Theodore P0WHs to me world lies In
giving 20 81 his remarkable song Go
whom Do undoubtedly passed on a
hanit of thopeh Nh,ea became man
ifcsi .n me mower generation M
priceless trauff1 cNprce sion IA
words TheOdore ruWN> VAS a man
~ deep thcughf and BIS description
~ The Bihle which pictures tho tras
90, cruelty and humanity oi thw
hook az life cannot he passed over
without commeur Here Na~ q soul
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
BOOK REVIEWS

Alps? Lonely. vital brave soins
toward death Vith a laugh oa bis
hrs II u splendid Two brothers
worthy OF each othe- their thoughts
foHrd together I'D The same book
az their hearts Nere bound loge her
by me unhreahahie ties OF ihe az
Gnity OF spirit Confessions by
John CoVper Poels The Manas
Press. Rochester y
TIE PRINCES OF Ti+E FLEET, oy
Ruoyard kiplioe n which the
author returns 70 nis old standing
as on. who can make living
thing cut % mach
Who knows how 10 make fhnne
Of steel and bolts and engines a
throb5inr. feeling creature anich
seems 20 us senuen being
who else but kipling' iie has no.
forgotten how be- IS coming into
hts own again among the mine
sweepers and submarines 'he aiate
patrol boats and traaiers Nh.ch 'hs
vr has broneh INTO being enc
which he sails The Friulss ot Tie
.eef
Anyone who has seen the black
sinister boats creeping along The
foul coast hairy with currents and
rips and noited with shoals and
rocks anyone who hiss sailed eau
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11

CONFESSIONS, by Jonn cowper
powys. almost a diary OF . man
who drew beauty from the ether
for Detroit audiences.
When Iopn Cowper Powys used
70 stride back aud forth on our lee
sure pla'torn IN his shabby oxford
gown and pick his iaeas of life and
beauty oui Of the ether while his
audience hung on every word ana
waited for the next Darbaric gcs
ture. II did not know be vas going
10 crystalline some OF those feeilng
thoughts snare them ont 81 the
clear blue and put them into vfii
ten words for h 10 read and hug 10
It's hungry heart Cave man and
splendid civilized brain combined a.
john CoWper In his Confessions
where he strives so herd fer a page
or two 10 show " himself a. he
thinxs ne is and then dashes away
such nimsy pretenRes and IS him
self without striving We bladly sit
up until gray morning 90 Qnench
our thirst with more and more @.
the water OF life MOI since We a.
read Jean Jacques Rouss eau bay
We been so stirred. II Is revolution
again. but different, quite different
And what about the beautiful touch
ing diary OF Llewellyn Powys, sirius
Cling for life in the snow OF the
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
GARRlCk

Ellis Majesty. Bunker Bean WHO
ascended the throne in the Garriek
theater in 1915. A. D.. began another
weeks reign. Monday night. This
mimic monarchy is OF the ALSO.
lutte type The domination Of The
subjects 81 complete They made
their opening night obeisance to b.
n Rex by the Naouseful and acclaim.
ca him ~ repeatedly that he had TO
say few words 10 his faithful fol
lowers. ID is NO agony Of Rllitcra.
ton 90 asserYate that there were
palvos Of viva's and hahA's over the
rotentats's Taylor Holmes) return.
For he IN known by the hundreds
~ thousands who have come into
( cut midst since fi,s Majesty x. y.
ebd'essed the carrlck throne TEN.
rorar'b. that this IL sort Of two
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
TEMpLE

Old sse after life OF activity and
sDccsss brings back those cherished
memories Of days gone by to bask
again and Skinner in the golden
rays Of lifes sunset. The softeniug
iAruence of ripeninz years ls felt
IN he home and on the stage A.
we'll
Nrs Thomas Whi1en. uho Is csle
hraIluZ her golten jubHee or the
stage ls grandmother 70 the score Of
actors and entertainers on the Ten
pie b.ll thi. week Fifty wears OF
life behind the footights have not
derracted from me personality Of
This onderful Old lady She thor
0u-hiy enjoys her stage work and
-he is content 20 receive her ap-
9iaG-e on meut olig
The Golden Nighf is fbe iitie Of
the l.fle ac ir which Mrs WiHen
appears ain her coinpans Mrs
WtiHen Fiat. fhe part 81 grand
mofbe' qurf naturally She is ar
-.sred PSI Jane. Macduf peggy Dale
aud jack scars
Blossom see.ey ia back assin altb
aslfdozeu catchy nee songs Ike
tho srst blossom Ia The sprlng Mis-
seeier brings Nth her thrill 81
animation add breath of lie nat
trlshes fuA care away Her song-
afs f4ii OF color rem ndful OF The
TON tom beaters ~ BOMBAY AID 10
auls huia music ~ Honoiui bas
A. and Fannie -iesGmsn weloors
visitors ,n TO- Temple stage ri0t
irg numher called "Pisnooapers
Nlse Fannie ~ NOT quite so slender
as -no H-ed io be- bur sdded pound.
age hss no slowed eoer no arr
she lt = regular stare "cutup and
I Al. i'h bis aild antics. manages
20 keep horors even
"rhs Neal Hound f. To latest
discovery ~ J. o. Nugenf author
comedian julie Yors a. trc meal
hound doe- her part veil
William Praette. sith Charlie
I orr az Z COMPANY oter- Z 3 miIufes
~ delightful entertainment with
miniature opera NJ one az raNed "a
Holland homaQce Mk Prleftc has
fne voice and he is aell support
90 Maurice hurkhart has novel
taking and SINGING a. called The
Burglar Nile Vera saDins aud
Cleveland Bronner open Tie Dill ALL
IA ferpsichorean inferlude Tire Xix
Schiayonis conclude the hill Hifn
gymnastc exhibition The Temple
movie revieU shows sceueslof .Vfer
.estiug places in foreign countries
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
oRPAEUm

comedy alItfIF 'NVta GDV4s are IOt
other numbers on the bin
oRPAEUM.
The vaudeville bin in The or
9heam hts Nsek misht be called a
circus for there are three tents and
three rings and an That goes TO
make circus popular even 20 trick
mules and clowns OF course he
leading attraction Is Ernest Evan
and his Society Circus, but every
bling else seems 70 D. built around
lbs number This circus j. really
a ballroom ballet. but II - pur on.
aI .rareu,ly in The open. with The
uerforasrs worhlng beneath a tent
And Il includes as pretty and lively
group OF Young girls 10 in nun.
Der as mas yet been seen ia local
vaudeville
When he curtain rises the stage
setting shows the interior or the
tent and four ponies" and four
riders come galloping forth 10 jump
over hurdles. trot and gallop in a
unique dancing exhibition labeled a
fox chase Then there follows a
horse trot. a gavot,e. a blue bird
dance. a modern cake walk. and an
ensemble dance OF nations NJ
Evans Is al accomplished dancer
and his TAO principals. Edith Law.
renee and Irene Albeassa. are grace
personihed The costuming is ex.
.ravaganrly brilliant
The show starts This week xith
Jack McISllen and May Crason
roller skaters Their act is staged
in the interior OF tent. Their
comes Thornton and Corlew In smarr
songs and lively patter Tom Ma
honey follows with songs and ex
ampies Or keen Irish wit. After The
big ballot Hurry Cutler. ar English
comedian stops tha show With
his arodles and approximations To
nd j. 40 there are ponies, mules.
dogs and other animals IN Barlous
menagerie which 20 through NJ
merous tricks
Pictures open and close the shou
Next FRIDAY n zLi prize winners 10
previous dancing contests all CON
seie for silver LOVING cups
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11

quious buffers French maids. etc.
But niusilla is - years old whep
this unexpected rain OF gold de
scends upon her and her sense OF
values is somewhat liked. so after
satisfying her never before satisfied
clrlish whims she looks about for
new worlds 60 conquer She does "
successfully. not forgetting the old
ladies. back in the Home Incl.
dentally the book is a scathing ar
raicnnent az institutional charity.
Frederick stokes, publisher New
York ~ 20.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
THEATERS

: in.ons JOB OF Ringing This ruler
does his oNu testing His top-piece
j. a combination % crown and CAP
I and bells Moreover he kingdom
unites the old styie OF he upheld
mirror and ne movies His Lutte
like locurion is - histrion.c art
,audible his face 3 z screen
Harry Leon wilson's story warm
ed over for thester going rege'sr
ians hy lee Wilson Dodd = cold
Bunker Bean hy this time bug o.
still good enough 70 be served a. a.
short order BY a pure food Journal
IKE TIE Tines. solefy for IT'S nGtri
tive values-it Being rich n Carlo
mysteries pith many cslories o.
cachination So here it comes
Bunker Bean j. a stenographsr for
equity and irascihs broker
("Pops'l. He Is star keyboardist
without single redeeming vice. He
aspires, but is bound 20 the earth
ty molyooddle lature and name
% the garden variety While taking
dicta,ion from re-incarnator Re
gets the idea that he could rise
above $40 week yassalage II per
chance. ne could discover that ne
was J " Caesar or y Bona
parte in a previous existence For
a valuable consideration in hand
paid part OF fortune left Bunker
Bean by devoted aunt a pair OK
psychic wonders male ard female.
81 him out with previous exis
tence as Rsmtah. Egyptian sing
with mummy 20 match. Vhereupon
The spirited Bunker gets sat
urated With transmitted overlordism.
captures the daughter % his over.
caring broker boss. corners the
STOCK said boss Is manipulating. and
IS monarch OF All he surveys gener-
ally.
The comedy makes strong bid
for Immortality Tor tao reasons.
.apart from the dominion o. merrl.
ment 70 which The helpless audience
finds itself irrevocaaly ANNEXED by
The mirth-compe Hing power % Tsy-
Tor Holmes. Charles tboe. The
gourmerior. sork broker and Flor.
erce Shirley. the brokers nncouyen
tionaI daughter, and brilliant
retinue OF the court OF pleasure giv
Ing versatility These tao distinc-
tive features are ~ The construt-
ton o. The comedy without the use
OF domestic infdeHty. and f2i he
operation OF the thing u-1 afy b.
sis up 70 within Ave minutes of he
last curtain, when BunEef-the
mummy having gone back on him
tries gin 70 regain thai kirgly feel
ing Greater claim for deathlessless
+ -rss no v'rTr- f7r-'5tss'se. t--Ela Ale-
YOr can swear allegiance 20 The
realm % uurestrsiued risinles here
+ in His Majesty Buneer Bean holds
sway sn} night iais week and or
Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons