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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-30
DANGERS OF DRAFT.

Drafts feel best when We are hot ana
perspiring. just when they are most
dangerous and the result is neuralgia
Stiff Neck. Sore Muscles or sometimes
an attack of rheumatism. In such cases
apply Sloan's Liniment. 1t stimulates
circulation to the sore and painful
mart. The blood flows freely and in
short time the stiffness and pain leave.
Those suffering from neuralgia or
neuralgic headache will find one or
two applications of SloaTs Liniment
will give grateful relief. The agonizing
main gives way to tingling sensation
Of comfort and warmth and quiet rest
and sleep is possible. Good for neuri
lis. too. Price 25c, at your druggist
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of Houston, Texas, says:
If you have muddy complexion
and dull eyes. you are constipated. Six
glasses of water daily and one or two
Rexall Orderles at night will correct
this condition and make you fit as a
fiddle Rexall Orderlies, in my opinion,
are the best laxative to be had, and can
be taken by men, women or children"
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Take HERBINE for indigestion. 1t
relieves the pain in few minutes ana
forces the fermented matter which
causes the misery, into the bowels
where 1t is expelled. Price soc. Sold by
Boular Drug Co.
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Opens Typewriter Exchange.

c. p. Haney of Denison is opening
typewriter exchange repair shop
in the Baird building on West Main
street.
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Mr.. Retail Cigar Dealer: LOOK
for nv ad on the back page of this
paper Sunday. There will be dynamite
in il. Dewitt.
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Mr.. Smoker: Look for my ad on
the back page of this paper Sunday.
There will be dynamite in it. Dewitt.
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1t will cost you but % cents to hear
the concert at High school Monday
night, It's good. -'-o
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Mr. Smoker: Look for my ad on
the back page of this paper Sunday,
There will be dynamite in it, Dewitt.
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Mr.. Retail Cigar Dealer: LOOK
for my ad on the back page of this
paper Sunday. There will be dynamite
in it. Dewitt.
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"The Hat With the Beautiful Rose, -
High school Monday night. 29-5
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Mr. Smoker; Look for my ad on
the back page of this paper Sunday.
There will be dynamite in it. Dewitt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-30

Mr. smoker, Look for my al on
the back page of this paper Sunday.
There will be dynamite in it. Dewitt,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-30

IIERRINE cures constipation and re-
establishes regular bowel movements
Price hOC Sold by Bomar Drug Co.
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Mr.. Retail cigar Dealer. LOOK
for my ad on the back page of this
paper sunday. There will be dynamite
In il. Dewitt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-30

Methodist church choir in an all
spring program Monday night at Higa
school. ESQ
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Mr. smoker. Look for my ad 90
tho bacl, page OF this paper Sund" .
There Will Dee dynamite IN H. DcNT
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Mr Smoker: Look for my ad on
the back page Of this paper Sunday.
There will be dynamite in Il. Dewitt
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Attention x, Of pc.
Rank nf Esquire This evF"
attendance desired /H Good
GLEN "

Mr. smoker. p
the back pagyfo.a for my ad on
There win w.. his paper sunday
r dynamite in it.. Dewitt
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The Methodist ladies will serve din.
ner Saturday. second door west of the
new Noolworth store
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There's dignity grace and fun at
High school Monday night. 29.j
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Y. n. Lynn has purchased ne"
Cadillac car
Edward Gait e. the owner Of
new Cadillac. to take the place OF
the one broken up for him recently
one year ago today Ardmore was
enjoying considerable thunder
storm aad hail DO you remember?
Sheriff Garrett, and Deputy Sheriff
CHM landed couple OF alleged horse
thieves yesterday at Mlnusyilin and
have turned them over to the Conan
che county authorities where they
we're wanted upon the above charge.
The Ardmore baseball team VIII go
10 Oklahoma city SUNDAY b play an
exhibition with the Oklahoma city
team OF the Western Association Man
agur Barnes Is getting good team
together and Ardmore VIII Witness
some real baseball this season.
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Following is the program of the
Third Ward Mothers Club, Friday,
March 81, p. m:
Vocal Solo-------Miss Ellen Dickson
Recitation Frances Baker
Chorus --------- Second Grade Girls
Unison Recitation Second Grade Boys
Sailor Song and Dance Third Grade
"Ebh and Flow" Club
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How IL Works Out.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
classified Ads on page y

FOR SALE-$65 Singer Sewing Ma
chine 70: s25, in COOL condition
Inquire Squires' Electrical Store.
3O-9
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w. H. Mcpaulols OF Durant was In
the city today
T. g Charles and Yif' of Hugo woro
in the city today
C.F Meadors of sulphur Was trans
acting business here today
A. A. Reed Of Wamnucka was in
the city today ON business.
J. T. Baker of Pm's valley was IN
The city today on bnsIncas
Col.R G. Tabor OF Oklahoma city g.
Ia the city today transacting business.
J. W, Settle of Russctt was an Ard
more business visitor yesterday and
today
Miss Ann wheeler. charming
Young lady OF llailcyyillc. Is IN "
city guest of Mr and Mrs. "
Bryan, Jr, at the Randol hoy A'
John Douglas. chief clsJ'
the santa Fc, lett yess< agent of
weston, lie will reus< r.ay for Gal
to wind up the w an a few days
here. q oi the company
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Y. y. lynn has purchased new
Cadillac ear,
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Selling; maiden 2-ycsr-olds; four
turlonC9 Fpinf, 100 tObeTU II TO 5, even, l to ?,
won: Wall Street. lO9 ISteriingl, 7 to . { to s
70 3 second: jeanette 100 IaEaille) s to I to l,
70 2 third. Time. O:i9 -. Cola, Eden Park
DR.. Edwards War Bride, Fair Mary. and Rush
North a'5o IAN
SECOND RACE-Selling; maiden 3year-olds and
upward; rive frulongs Nose Irvino is Kelsey,
even, to 3 l 10 5 won Bill Wiley, lO4 Murphy,
tD ]. 70 !. even. second; Miss Philbin. IO4
tDoddI. = to l. to l. to l. third. Time 90 So
Lena Jacss'ou. Lame Deer, Ramona and Increase
slsD ran
THIRD GACE-Seuing: 2year-olds and upward
- f7rlOrES York Lad III (CauoID s to s. 9 to
;, 10 ). won; Short BALLOT &c (Hopkinsl to !,
, to ., en-, second; Undauntsd. lI3 murphy S
To >, 70 :, l to ;, third. Tine, Ills -. TAPER
Tip. Wild Bear, Iva IadwicA, Smoky Dan, Orig.
major als0 Ian.
FnURTH EACE-sclIing: 3yearoIds and up
ward: six fnrUnEs. Billy Loo lI2 tStirng) II tc
5 : to 5. out wen: kOotcnsy. III CARROLL, Z to y
even. Ult. SecUCd; Stout Heart lis Warrington
TO /, } 10 5 out. third. Time. l:I4 Is. Popts.
fact also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Thrcc- ycar-oIds and upward: sell
in- one mile and sCTeEty yards. Mabel Dulwcbber
. tMUTi3I. ; to . ) TO ), l to ; wen; Farley
Q tkrr-'). to !. 10 > to ). sccUnd: ScaIy7Eag
10 lSte,Hn-l. even. TO ). l to s. third. Time
l:i6 - Har7COd Eirgie Dot Transport, Pieere
Dumus. and NiurIels Pet also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Milc and one-siXteenth. Bud
wc.sc.. &c tNIuThyl. TO ?. 4 TO s. 2 to ), won
Duke Cf Shelby .O Hammer. s 70 J. to l
evcn. second; King Radford. lOs (Kslsay), Il t
J. ) to !. to l. third. Time. / u Namar
Atabcs. Rio Brasos and Il PATIO also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
LON DREAMS ONE FOR BOWIE

Dear FOIksI Lon attended
blowout last night for ne benefit
of the PetroErad bartender,
whO've been thrcyyed euta work.
eat somethIn' foolish, and had enc
of his dreans- Cut loose lad,
they're ebnnEtn' the shift!
Srm In Mexico with PerslinESs
men doin' my bit. I'm detailed TO
fetch water and flowers for the
mess, hut get trapped, Switched.
and sentenced TO death. feel per
fectIy rotten and am ready TO
cash but just ss they Eo TO ere,
a courier rides mp with The Wash
inEtOn Herald which proves a
breRthcr for me a. all hands stack
guns 10 look over the entries
Quickly recnIIIn' what I'D been
sent for, i tear the bandREe from
my eyes and scream out over the
nasty stickiH' cactus, Hey, there.
villa, are you hep TO the NTH
The chief answers back in q voice
full o. Mex What's 10 IL, you
GrinEO, ~ you pick IL you live
With but n moment TO spare, and
the crOOI PanES o. sOiicitUde for
country, home and comrades tear
In at my new yellow sweater, ]
screech back in return. Water
Lily. My PanchO, she looks like n
pipe I'm given n stay It'll the
results can he EOtI every Gresser
in camp plays the Lilly TO cop.
Bowie f. reached by tappIn' a
wire. Water Lily breeTes home
InuEhin' Mt to Kill herself, villa
offers to make me hts new ractH'
commissioner, and I accept on the
spot"
Nevertheless, don't overlook An
con In the FIRST, Anavrt In the SEX
Ond. Between Us In the fourth and
NaIas in the last.
DOPEY DAN.
NOte-LOn had his new Julia at
the track yesterday, and she had
on everything except the coffee
urn. One horrible locker.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
BOWIE ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Sellng; +year-olds and upward
FIVE and One-half fTIongs. AncOn. Ill; Deduction,
~: Devil Fish. IL: FSeda johnson, 100; Hydro
plane IL: Ada Anre. u; Meelicks, Ill; 'Niley
lc0: McTie Kean 10; 'B Sbbie BOYER. l0s
SBNONp RACES Selling; 4-year-olds and nv
ward; FIVE and one-han furlongs. Anau, III
Bighouss. 70; 'PSrlor Boy. IL; 'ST DIXIE, Is
o lis True, la; Dancing Master. Ia; Jack Han,
over Is: Sure Get III; The Lark Ill.
THIRD RACE-Blsdenburg Purse; selling: six
furlorgS; SyearOIds and upward. Good Counsel
IL: Bob :.edhcld. IL; Ruth Strickland. 10; Edith
BeumanH. llo; 'Larkin. lo7; Medea, lW; Gentle
woman. III; Rose Juliet. 10; Greetings. loi
Tpagrapi". 10: Molly o., 100
FSlrRTH RACE-Sellug; 5-sesr-olds ard ND,
va d /; AZ and one-hAh fiIrloDEs. between Us, ~
ScaramOuch. Ia; "IHrke q Dunbsr liz; Clint
10; Phil Uuger TO- Tdkolo. 100.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
.YANNIGANS Win
Another GAME
Grif's Youngsters Trounce
Richmond International
Leaguers, 10 to 4.
COMBAT Is WON EARLY
Altrocks Kids Get to Goodwin in the
Opening Chapter and Bang
Out Six Runs.
COMBAT IS WON EARLY

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, April 3.-The Washing
ton Americans trounced the Richmond
Internationals to the tune Of 10 to 4 this
afternoon in a seven-inning game. The
weather was cold. Errors and wildness
on the part of Marvin Goodwin were
responsible for the larger part Of the
score, six runs being chalked up in the
opening frame.
Angels Aragon was absent from the
local lineup and Hendryx was shifted
to third and McDermott went to short
stop in place Of the Cuban
Young Goodwin was sent to the mound.
1t was not entirely his fault that the
game got gummed up from the very
start. McDermott stopped the first hit
gracefully but fell down before he could
make the throw. Sawyer beat out an in
field hit and Jameson was safe at first
on an error by Kelliher. Hendrix foz-
zled one at third and the first run came
across. Shanks then connected with the
Pill. Kaiser ran in on it too IA and the
ball went sailing over his head. Before
he could recover it the batter had made
the circuit. Goodwin then followed with
two free tickets, again filling the sacks,
after he made a miscue. He famed
Humphreys and the sixth run came in
on an infeld out. Moeller. going up the
second time, grounded out.
Two runs were scored in the fourth
Goodwin forcing in both.
Jarman yielded one hit and two runs in
three innings.
Humphreys, who has been officially
turned over to Richmond, worked for
Washington. He went good in the first
frame, but in the second three hits in n
row went for one run.
Doc Ayers labored in the fourth. fifth
ana sixth frames and was evidently not
In form. In his opening chapter he was
round for two runs. He started by walk
ing Nye. Reynolds beat out an infeId
hit and McDermott scored both with q
ripping double TO left field. Two more
singles were made OF ayers in the sixth
Nick Altrock twirled the last inning
The game was called at the end Of the
seventh on account OF cold weather
Scores:
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-sening; purse. 500: EyeSs-oIds
and UPWARD: FIVE and Cnehhh furlOngs. la
sp'vsy, Iu-: Ais Paige l)t. Russell McGm. To-:
Dctour. lOs: Vampire. l0l; Milton Roblce. ioe;
Scrapper 1O6; smoky Dan. .D5: Sebsgo, 100 Modesto
Boy. 100; The Golf. IL. RuhcCn H. ~
SECOND RACE-SeIlinE; SyeEr-olds and upward;
Eve aud one hsr furlyngs. There's McMSkin, -;
Industry. 81; McDcnner. q; LyndoTE g; HEzsl
Dale g; Edna Keuns. IS; Insureent. y; Miss
Francis, %; RGtnA. IPs Uncle Jimmie llO;
OsSple III; Billy Joe. III.
THIRD RACE-Mile and one-SEteeuth; Syear-
Olds and upward MuTiel's Pet, q; F1ItSESy. To- /:
John Graham, lc5: L2mode ZOE; GoodwOod III;
COnflagatiOn, Ill
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: purse: Syesr-oldf
and upward; six furlOnSS. Pontefract los: Kurf-
hage. 10; Bonanza. 10; Mars CASSIDY. 10: Mon
sieur Pogci. III; Lotus, lis; DT. LArrick. IL
FIFTH RACE-SellinE; SyezrOlds and upward;
mule and seventy yards LAchiA 30: Maildis q:
Anna BraEsi 81: Hsmsr, 20. GloEnsr, -; Oele
hrity. 100: "TOvnbee. l0S; York Lad, To- Mug
I0l; Fairly. lO4; Bert L, lOi; OTignHtor To-
SIXTH RACE-selinE; : yeSr-olds and upward:
mile and seventy yards. Sinai. lOO: Consoler. lo2;
HAYWOOD % Duke uf Shelby. lol; KiIdsy. loi
Beverly james. rs; Stanley 8. IL; SER ssTin.
~; BslgeC, N.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04

Atlantic Coast Bowling Tourney
Gets Away to Flying Star
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
$50 II. Nj.
DUCKPINs.

~ DUCKPINs.
Alley.
W. Z. Freenan-M. shoeheId. Washington.
S. W. BodIcy-H. 5. Hoskinson. Wash.
Carl Henick Herbert Beall. Washii gton.
]. N. Crenshaw-C. L. Carter, IT,, Wash.
w. c. Looker-G. =. Burns, Washington.
J. 4. Douftee-R. J. Moore, Washington.
G.. c. HoWaId-S. w. Miller. Washington.
W. J.. Lyons-J. n. Cuts. Washington.
T. B. Rolinsou-G. L. FIather. Washington,
l. T. b. Robinson-G. Il Father. Washington.
CANDLES.
II John ]. DonorHnJ. Fan st DUliB. Bcs.oa
Washington.
5P. VI.
S. W. Bozley, Washington.
W. u. Freeman. Washington.
Earl Haneke Wa hingtcn.
Milton Schoeheld. Washington.
Herbert Besll, Washington.
William HOSsirs son, Washington.
]. 4. Dorritee, Washington.
J. NJ. Crenshaw Washington.
g. c. Burns, Washington
10 II. J. Moore. Washington.
IL William c. Locker, Washington
L Charles Z. Garter. IT,, Washington.
$3.50 T.. VI.
u. Blaine. warthingtcn.
n. Bridgeman, Washington.
Washington City Tenpin League
Night.
TUESDAY. APRIL {, 1915.
Si15 l.. VI.
DUCkPTNS.
Alley.
| CAPITOL Hill, Washington
Government Irintiug Once. Washington.
II, T. Andrews Paper Co, Washington.
Washington Baseball Club, Washington.
TENPINS
Commissioner Washington.
InteriuF. Washington.
Agriculture. Washington.
Pioneers, Washington.
Bureau, Washington.
10 Acme, Washington.
IL Fletcher Nabobs. Washington.
L Roals, No. 2 Washington.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
North and South Golf Begins

Pinshurst, n. G., April 3-Entries for
the Sixteenth annual United North and
South amateur championship closed at
the PinehUrst Country Club at a late
hour this evening. One hundred and
eighty contestants will start in the quail
flying round tomorrow. Eighteen holes
will be played on Monday and eighteen
on Tuesday, match play starting on
Wednesday. Pennsylvania clubs are rep
resented by twenty-five entries, of which
eleven are from Philadelphia and nine
from Pittsburgh.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
TICKET SALE FOR
The OPENING GAME

Tickets for the opening game
of the 1916 season between the
Nationals and New York Yam
KEGS on April 20 go on sale to-
morrow morning at 9 o'clock at
the ball park. After that the
tickets will be on sale at the
downtown office in Spalding's
store. SIS 18th Street n. W.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
Tieers Farm Out Harris.

Scranton, Pa, April 3.-Stanley Har-
ris the promising young infielder from
Pittston, who was tried out by De-
troit. is TO be sent to the minors for
DEVELOPMENT by Manager Jennings,
who wants the lad to come to Scran-
ton. The local leader will not take
Harris unless he comes as free
agent -...-
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
JAP CHALLENGES TURNER,
Matty Matsuda Wants to Tackle
Local Wrestling Champion.

Matty Matsuda, champion middle
weight wrestler of Japan, who has been
in this country only short time has
challenged Joe Turner. the local crack,
to finish match. Turner not only has
accepted the Jap's def, but 1t is under
stood that the pair will meet on the
stage of local theater early next week.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
Fleming's Goal Beat Hudsons.

Harrison, n. J., ApriI S.-FIeming,
the big outside left of the Bethlehem
Field Club, scored goal on penalty
kick that sent West Hudsons down to
defeat in the fourth round of the
United States football competition,
here, yesterday. The final score, l to
D, indicates full we'll the closeness of
the game and the manner in which it
was nlaYed.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
Yankees Sell Pitcher BRAY.

CINCINNATI, April 3.-Neil Bray, Of
the New York American League Club,
who pitched five innings in yester-
days game against the local club, let
ting them down with three hits, was
sold Immediately after the game to
the Columbus club of the American
Association.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04

IHoOase nlt-McDermott. Home run-ShankS
Stolen bases-Sawyer ~. Double plays-Hepdryy
to McDermott, McDemott to Nye to Kelliber
Hits mAde-Of Ayers. in 3 innings; off JaTnan.
in innings; OF Humphreys in innipgs: of
Altruck, none, in l inning; OF Goodwin. in 4
innings. Bases balls-Oh Goodwin, .: of lar.
man, !; Of Humphreys, l; of Ayers. 2: of Altrock.
!. Hit BY pitcher-By Ayers. ? KAISER, Hsndryxl
b. Goodwin Chilan); by Jarman (Sawer) Struck
out-By Goodwin, 2; By Samsn, 2; by Ayers. .
Balk-Altrock. Time Of gsme-l hour and 81
minutes. Umpire-Mr. westerTelt.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
BOWIE SELECTIONS

By GEORGE B. hoRRra
First raee-Ancon, Wiley, Ala
Anne.
Second rSce-BriEhouse, Anav-
RI, The Lark.
Third rsce-Bob Redneld. Lar
kin, Rose Juliet
Fourth race-Betveen Us, Phi
Ungar, Clint
Fifth race-water Lily, NIly
orme, Task.
Sixth race-S annie McDee,
Gerard, Richard LAngoon.
Seventh race-Reybourn, HGr-
~ Lauder. Kneelet.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04

olds and upward wItsr Lily. is: Handful. Id,
'Sup7eme. To- GslesWinthe 100; Lily Orme l6s
Task, los; Humiliation, %
SIXTH RACE-SellnE; 4, ear nlds and upward:
mile and twenty yards Richard LEnrdCn-
Gerard. liz: TON Hancock 20; Mamie McDvs,
10: sScverGnce. lC5.
SEVENTH RACE-SeIlinF: +yezI-ods and M
ward: mile and twenty Yards Harry Lauder. IlS:
Reybourn. lll: Vaias 10; 'Ssturuus, lp; AheT~
glow, n6 Lu;erpe. III; 'Nuscauti Toe; Kneelet ~.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
On Way North.

Jacksonville, Fla. April 3-The Boston
Nationals left here yesterday for the
North. planning to play exhibition
games en-. route. The Braves, who have
been training at Miami, will play to-
day at Rocky Mount, N. c.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
Cubs Beat New Orleans

Oklahoma City, April 3.-The White
Sox went up against a stiff proposition
today in this Western towns Western
Association ball team, but carried of 6
victory. Score by innings:
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04

New Orleans, La, April S.-Tinker's
Cubs took the measure OF the Pelicans
a second time today, and won to . The
score by innings:
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
DOWN THE ALLEYS.

Match Game.
Commercial Alleys
The Washington herald., 1916-04-04

The Hagerstown team, which was
looked upon as the best team bowling
last night. was slightly handicapped, as
Capt Neslin, who is ranked as one of
the best bowlers in the State of Mary
land, was left home on account of ILL.,
ness.
A slight change has been made in the
schedule for today. The doubles will be
rolled at o'clock. while the singles are
scheduled to start at 6:1o. President
Thomas G, Jones, of the Philadelphia
chepter, was among those present last
night and was highly in praise of the
manner in which the local tournament
company were conducting the events.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06

rafunnan mites fiuartetto, pi.bc past.
g. @uqris iooIpIaiIia Wrs. @riifo
@uori, rinonIauiuntoa Miis Wanni
@attiIa. IaiiIua ppbdfoulufoori, lau.
llla mies.fmartetto, pube past. &oi-
pumGfi, ioololaulua, Mrs. 6. @uori,
fitarin ia monooliinin oiletto Wr. 6.
ainnari ia Scr. 9. Carlton ia Iaulua
ppbdfouluf6ori. ObieIma oil armo-
fasta, pleiio antoi fiitolliien tunnus.
titfienia obielmasta. Yleinen tulo
$5S.5 ia puboas tuIo $50.05.
Glplaiiet oiottimat pbteiielle aiial-
,lemmc iuitrta fuoiiota. Happilaan
otettiin iii6lie fofousmieraat, iicllG
Wers. ia pastori Siripi palweliwai
pst1mdlliiesti. Seurafuntalaiiet on
toipat mpos futiuia fpldilpibin, ettei
faiffia f~utiuia ipoitli aian wdbppoen
wuofii nouoattaa.
&iitos teille pastori ia Wers. SirDi
ia faiffi pstGpGt glpsiG palmelafies'
tannel Sumdla rrniaasti palfitfoor
bpipat tDonne teille!
g. SO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
Kristaksen karSimys ia
meidan kdrsimyksemme

&ristufien %fuoIemosia raamattlr
tdptettiin. ga fun bGnen ~fuolcmonia
fen tefi, ei iiiben MCLEAN fuoIemaom.
me end6 faiipata. NeibGn fuoIemonl.
me on ipnnin tdb6cn firottu. Scum
fcrron fuolcmommcfin, jofa on foipin
ia fiurin f1riimps ia onncttomuus,
on ipnnin t6boen firottu, mit1pG mel.
oGn mituta fGriimpfiemme ia fioutuf-
icmnrc iittc onioitiiiipot2 So fun
meio1n fdriimiicmmef1Gn eifpGt mi.
tdGn mofio, mitdpG iitte mcrfitiiii-
mGt mclean bpipGt tpomme2 4Grfi.
mpfjctbdn plecni1 ofpat iaIompia ia
porempia FUN tpot. &ristus tGsiG
pfiin aittoa; usfon tGptpp main fiji.
ben tiripoto. E6siG mposfin pmmdr.
r1mmc, fninfo tpbmdsti ne pibntpat
iotfo ncuipoipot ibutiiid fd~riim6Iliies-,
ii fdntomoan tpoiipoa ia fuoIemoafin,
Ioipittooficnid i%pnteiddn ia orrnoo
iaooqficen, m0riinfin nc, iotfa LOB.
ouftotuot icIInifin. iotfa otuot fuoIe-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
Marenaosia. @is., pani @rs

Warengosla, 8is., pani Mrs.
Sobn Sill toimeen fabni-illatiun nil
me periantai. past. 8. 8. 8i-
lenin iielId ollesia @ittaian bpmdfii.
Sltonosta felistG buolimatta oil fin.
ne fofoontilnut fobtalaiiesti pleiioG.
Yastori pitt alusia plbeen ia laiilet-
tim Iaiiluia Sionin &anteleesta. cit.
te alfoi fabtpin juonti, iosta tuloia
oil $40. Muttaian toimitus ppptdG
Iouiua fiitoffet Mrs. ia Nr. Sobn
SiIIiIle tastG, iefd faitiIle, iotfa oIit-
te tdsid tiIaiiuuoesia roponne itbroa-
masfa.