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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

That beautiful. even shade Of dark.
gsossy hair can only be had By brewing
mixture OF Sage Tea and sulphur.
Your hair is your charm. II makes or
mars the face when Il fades. turns gray
streaked and looks dry. wispy and
soraggy, just an application or two Of
sage ana sulphur enhances its appear
ance a hundredfold.
Don't bother TO prepare the toaie; you
can set from any drug store q bo-eent
bottle OF 'Wyetha SAGE and sulphur
Compound" ready 10 use. This can al
ways be depended uoon 20 bring back
the natural color. thickness and lustre
OF your hair ana remove dsndruff. stop
scalp itching and falling hair.
Everybody uses 'Wyefhs" sase and
sulphur because Il darkens 90 naturally
ana evenly that nobody oan tai Il has
been applied You slmpiy dampen q
sponge OF soft brush with Il and draw
this through the hair, taking ono small
strand at q timei b. morning the gray
hair has disAppsarsd, and aftsr another
application a becomes beautifully DARK
and appears glossy lustrous ana abun-
dants-.AdsartinamasA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

Pvansslistio services at 7:so D, m; sum
on Monday evening at $50.
Dietz Memorial Tenth and Pierce, O
y. Dawson, Pastor-sunday services: sun
perfntendent Preaching, II. Getting
After Folhs" Epworth league, SD; Maud
Job" PRAYER meeting Wednesday ;.
jennings. Fifty-second and Hickory, X.
II. Chenoweth, Pastor-Sunday school AZ
10 a. m. Morning worship at ll.lb' tonc'
Refuge" Bpworth leaEue at p; NJ,
will give the third OF her talks on tho
Life Of Christ" at s o'clock.
McCabe. Forty-first and Farnan. W.
II. Underwood, Pastor-Morning worship
at II o'clock. sermon by Bishop Frank NJ
Bristol Evening service. 1919. Sunday
school at 10, Mrs. George Entrikin, sup
erintendent. Adult Bible class at 10, John
topic. 'sThe Tragedy OF Indifference;'
Mrs EntriSin, leader.
Trinity, Twenty-first and Binney, Rev.
John r. Poucher Pastor-MorninS wor-
ship at 1870. topic, ,.Wstchfpl waiting;
in Black" Sunday school at noon ED
worth league at $3.50 p. m; Rec puon1
given bv north section 70 south section Of
Ladies' Aid society at home OF Mrs. g.
w. DeLamatre, 1924 Spencer street on
Thursday afternoon.
Pearl Memorial, Twenty-fourth and
I,arimore, Earl f. Bowan. Pastor-Sun-
day school at s:45 a. m. Morning service
at II a. m. In charge OF temperance Cos
pel team Children's meeting at p. m.
/ Epworth league az $50 D. m. Evening
| service at 1850, bring Tab song book
| for night on Wednesday at 1880 p. m,
| Fellowship hour followed by Sunday
school board meeting. Choir meeting on
Friday evening at 8
United Brethren.
Hartford Memorial. Nineteenth and
Lothrop w. o. Jones, Pastor-Morning
| II sermon by pastor, win One;' even
ing, 1880 evanRelistic service; sunday
echool, 10; Christian Endeavor, 6:0
Bible study, prayer and conference
wednesday, p. m.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

D. m. Intsrmsdiats nndsavor At D m.
First, Twenty-sixth and Harvey,
Charles n cobbey. Pastor-M Morning wor-
ship 81 n, subject. Jesus Tells How 70
Eli tas Hem Hem, Evsnins vOFsslR q 80
and Intermediates Endeavora AZ sis D
m Junior Endeavor ct n q m. Bible
school at p;B a. m.
Christian Science.
First Church. 90 Nary'a and Twenty
toyTth-sesyiesS at II q m: and ?. M
a. m. and u a m. wednesday evening
meeting AZ p. m.
Second Church, Dundee Han. Under
wood and F'iftieth-servics at II a. m,
subject. "Mand;" Sunday school At e:45
Congregational.
First. Nineteenth and Davenport-Rsy.
w, o. Allen, president OF Doans college,
VIII preach both morning and evening.
Plymouth. -, Eighteenth and Emmet,
school az 10: morning service. II; "a
s slSISh Seo tS5io n l'ls Bysniaag
Ing At $50. Church night. weSnesosyy.. 3
Central Park. Forty-second and sora-
toga, J. II. Beard. Pastor--Morning wor.
ship, III sermon by Rev. 8. II, Buell. o.
SUBJECT spS fiSrd fS sRn Tor Young Youns Men
Sunday school general session. 10; men'r
department. noon; Christian EndeRvor
st Mary.s Avenue Congregational, ST
Mary'e and Twenty seventh Rev. O. A
Hubert, MISUNDERSTANDING service. 10.3o
preaching by the pastor and music b.
the Kelly choir, Sunday school at noon
with Kindergarten; Young Peoples meet
Ing, 7 20 O'Clock, light refreshnnents
rnidweeh service. "wednesday evening.
o'clocki talks on the parallels.
Hillside. Thirtieth and Ohio. W. &
Hampton, Pastor-Sunday school, 10 4
m, James Buick, aupsfintendent; morn
ing worship, IL o'clock, Rev. 3. II. Buell
state superintendent Of Sunday achoo
work. VIII speak; Junior Endeavor. 2 !
m, Robina Fulton, superintendent; In
termediate Endeavor, D. m, Ernestin
Wunrath. superintendent; Senior I'm
aeaVor. $50. Myra Roberts. president. A
I.9 an experience meeting and prais
service. Joseph Barnell and others Wi
take part.
Episcopal.
ST Andrews, Forty-first and Charles
J, ~. Fiockhart. Yicar--Early commu
mon q m; late communion. II 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

M. "A Challenge 70 the Heroie;., SUN
day school p:B q, M; yespers. $50 sun
day afternoon instead Of sunday evening.
Evangelical.
Grace Omitted Camden and north
rwunty-eeventh. Thomas N, Evans, Pas
tor Preaching AZ Al a. m a gospel team
win have charge OF the evening service.
sunday school. 10 a m; Endeavor mese-
First United. 200 Franklin. Rev. Ira
Mcbride, pastor-iTeacherB' meeting, $50.
Sunday school. TO-; Rsv. Mr.. Cox. con-
S SaPn ss SSap ntsrSsS ssseh s s. v en-
ty-fifth and Decatur. Rev. Mr.. Niison.
convention evangelist, $50; Union Young
PeoPle.s meeting. $50; The Tragedy Of
annual midwinter convention all week,
2:SO, 1;so, evangelistio
Presbyterian.
First. At Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, Edwin Hart jerks, Pastor
reaching AZ 1850 a. m and 1880 .. m.
sunday school at noon; bndeavor meet
Dundee, F1ftieth ana Underwood, Harry
IB, Foster, Mlnister-Bible school, g:B,
Mems class ~; morning service, II, '-rhi,
Without COD" I;sG Christian EndeavOr
SIS y. m.
Lowe Avenue. 1913 N. Fortieth, A +
Ernst, Minigter-i0:D n. m, "CnUosinf
Ii8 CNlAhh ouuohY SCHOOL ~ BOOnt =
m, Junior Endeavor society; $40 d. m.
senior Endeavor society; 7:30 D. m, Rev
lC G. Meek will preach.
Clifton Hill, Grant and Forty-flfth, y
Y. Won der Llppe, Pastor-Sundsy school
10 a, m; regular service, II o'clock; Junior
1ndeayor .. nj Senior Endeavor meet
Ing, $50. Evening service, 1880, song ser
vice conducted by Dean Smith and evan
gelistic messages by II. g. Forgy.
Parkvale. Thirty-firSt and Gold. r.. II
Taylor. Pastor-6unday school, 10; T A
Wilson, superintendent Public services
/ ll; subject, Church Discipline" Chris
tan Endsayor,- 2; public worship, 7;t5
subject. The Sabbath as Covenant
Prayer meeting. wednesday, 7.h.
North, Twenty~fourth and Writ, NJ v
Higbee, Pastor = Morning service,
oclock, subject, Where IL NOur Treas
nreg sunday school at s;4s a. m Youn
IPeoples Society of Christian Endeavor q
go p. m. preaching at 7.sO p, m Fellow
ship meeting wednesday evening at 7:4l
Benson, A. J. McCiung, Pastor-sunda,
School at 10 o'clock; morning worship a
IL, Self-saerific," communion services
tian Endeevor at $50 D. m; evening woT
ship at 7;so. sour Opportunity" Praye
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

meeting Wednesday evening at 8; Broth
erhood. Thursday evening.
Third Twentieth and Iseavenworth. Rob
ert Kari, Past0r-sunday school with
adult Bible classes, go A. m. 1913 a. m,
reception o. new members. saoraments OF
Endssyor meeting. p. m. ssnior chris..
M sSsSins . %Siis1S oy. ESas L in
measurable"
Westminster. Mason and Twenty
ninth, J. Franklin Young, Pastor-io;s9
sand YssSs ana one Bay" Bibis sohool
At noon; Junior Christian Bndeavor,
p M Senior Christian Endeavor, $50 p.
of Gsiachi' wednssdsy at rs ,. m. mid
week prayer service.
First United, Twenty4first and Emmett.
Rev. A Q. Douglass. Pastor-10:9o q m.
tSs nIistmsnts sI and %oeisat do f' TsC
p. m, The healing Touch of Jesus. -
bible school q noon. ESQ D m, Youns
meeting and Conferences. Mid-week prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30
Castelar,, Sixteenth ana CASTELAR,, @ q
Meek, Pastor-Morning service, u; even
Of Lowe xSenSS Pr rS church S vii
preach Sabbath school e;6 a m; Junior
CHRISTIAN nndeey9r. 8 > M; Intermedi.
s s Sasistl hnasaSor M Senior
meeting Wednesday ct 7:f5 D. m.
Central United. rwenty-fourth and
Dodge; Hugh b. Speer. Pastor--1O:30 q. M
sermon by Rev. Samuel Dodds; sabbath
school at noon; $50 y. m, Young Peoples
meeting; 7:2o D. M, sermon BY Rev. Sam
vel Dodds. Rev. MT; Dodds win continue
his evangelistic Bible studies throughou
/ the week. Every afternoon at 9 excep
Monday; every evening at 7;45 excep
Saturday.
II Lutheran.
Grace Branch Lutheran Sunday school
Forty eight and Leavcnworth, Hall-2:S
Il y. m.
Salem Swedish, s21s South Twenty-tbird
Rev. +. A, IAnder. Pastor--sunday school
1885 services, morning, II: evening 8
Luther league social, Tuesday evening. s
Il Luther Choral society, Friday evening, s
confirmation class. Saturday morning, 10
Grace. 1899 South Twenty-sixth, c. N
swihart, Minister-u q. m. Workers
that Win." 5 p. m. The Great Ameri
can Disease Sunday school. $3.50 a. m.
Luther league p. M; rally of leagues
In city Tuesday evening in the church
ST. Marks. English. Twentieth and
Burdette, l. Groh, Pastcr-Sunday
school. ssa a. m: holy communion. i
la. m, Many Called, Few Chosen: =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
EUGETCO BARS
DAMAGE CLAIM
50 Argues Halleok Rose in Suit Of
Mrs. Henry Homan Against the
Heirs of S. D. Bangs.
E1aHTY-s1x ENGAGED 10 SIXTY


Eugenics bars the claim OF Mrs.
Anna Homan, widow. GO years old,
to 100000 damages for loss OF the
late Stephen ID. Bangs. s6-year-old
capitalist. as a husband. Attorney
Halleck Rose declared in a plea that
a demurrer TO her lawsuit be sus-
tanned.
Judge Estelle was asked 10 decide
that he who advises an engaged per-
son not TO marry shall be held guilt
less.
II SO becomes engaged TO marry
so. relatives have the right to inter
fere up 70 the time the marriage
ceremony Is performed. Mr.. Rose
urged.
Mrs Homan. who Il the widow Of the
iata Henry A. lIonNan. for many year,
proprietor OF a livery stable in Omaha
altered IN her PETITION that in June. 1914
At the request OF Stephen d. Bangs
wealthy Omaha pioneer. she agreed q
marry him on November I. 1914 BY OBJ
jsctions. threats 10 place him IN SAM
tarium and attacks ON her character
Mira. Homan alleges Mrs. Florence w
Han and Richard Ware Hall, the de
fendsnts. prevented the marriage. shorti'
afterward Mr.. Bangs died.
Asks Heavy Damages.
Mr.. Holman asked $4,000 damages O
the ground that she lost a wealthy hus
band OF high social position and that he
-
Attorneys for Mrs. Hail and r. W. Hal
who arr the widow and aon Of the lat
Richard q Hall. attorney and stepso
Of M. Bangs. filed a demurrer 70 N
effect that even n the facts were q
stated By MIS-. Homan. nhe could colle'
nc damages from them
'-rhers IL no precedent In an the Law
books Of this country and England Il
allowing damages because third perso
prevented a wedding" Attorney Rose tol
District Judge Estslls.
Brfngn In nugenaes
nugenios and public policy demand IN
the Omaha court ahaii net establii
such . precedent. the lawyer deoiarSd-
'-fhe relation Of husband and wife
sacred ana the law win not permit q
trusion Of a third person." he argue
nut an engagement 10 marry has MOI
cf that naorodneas. n - different fro
any othor contract A third porson ca
rot be prevented from advising eth
party not 70 marry.
Tho modern doctrine Of sugenics
lustratss the interest OF society and Il
state IN the rnarriHgs contract. A pr
eedeuz should be established that W
square with the highest ideals Of iussi
to naniind.~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
ALBERT NlEMANN, TENOR,
CELEBRATES 18Th BIRTHDAY

BERLIN. Feb. io.-Aibert Niensnn. the
greatest Wngnerlan tenor OF his day hnd
psrhaps OF any day, has Just celebrated
his eighty-fifth birthday. He fled from
Berlin 70 escape TOO many honors, and
vent 70 q place near Dresden, but could
not even there avoid large gatherings and
concerts IN his honor, The German en-
peror eant hlrn q personal telegram Of
congratulatlon. the king Of saxony con
feFFed a decoration on him and other
honors marked the event
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
FEWER SUICIDES IN VIENNA
ARE RECORDED LAST YEAR

(coTespondenoe Of the Associated Press.)
VIENNA. FEB, o.-NotwithstAndins all
TIE misery and nnhappiness eaussd BY the
war, the number Of suicides and at
tempted suicides IN Vienna was far
smaller than usual last year Vienna has
long had an unenriable Aetorlety among
the capitals Of Europe on account OF It's
largo number Of suicides. In 1918 there
we're Las suicides and attempted sui
cideA IS compared with i.2ss In i9if and
only 90 during the last year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

Christian Endoayor. S:s p. m; preach
ing. 5.@ p M. ''ons stsr Differs from
Our seviOr's. Dsnish. Twsnty-seeOnd
and Less,v ,, s sunnen ssrg.
Ices at 1870 q. m; Bible meeting. 4zll
Burdette street. At 4 p m; services AZ
e1s D. M young peoples meeting Thurs
st. Paurs. Twenty-fifth ana Evans,
z. r. Otto. Pastor-beryices az 10 a MI
seventh Petition sunday sseeSol. ii Lso
%ednesdsS yU at p Df %'; aerBsnssEnsIish
school. ]. A. HilRendorf, teacher.
Kountze Memorial, Farnam and Twen-
ty-sixth. Oliver y. BaltNly; Psst2Nr,s - y,
ing at II. THE Great Incsntive;' evening
At g. Getting What You Give IN lAfea
Sunday school, s;b a, M oscar = q,
iesEue. Branch Sunday school. twenty
fourth street and Ames avenue, p. m
Zion, English, Thirty-sixth Street and
iLsfegetts Avenue, a. 7. Lorim nsSy,c Ri II
tor-sundsy school s;S a M M ser ssTviee =
meet az the home Of Ethel NJ Ps ssni0a
$50 Seward street, "wednesday svepRr sb,
rpsTy S' the Mems society VIII meet 81
berg. ssis South Twenty-fourth street;
/ hAElhccAOANa
| ChFlstianity," introduced by J. A john
son; Saturday morning. confirmation
class meets In the church parlors
Methodist.
Walnut Hill. Forty-flrst and Charles
Oliver Keve. Minister-Services, 1920. f!V
Sunday school at noon; League, $50.
Hansoom Park, woolworth and Twenty
ninth, Rev Emory ID. Hull. Minister
Morning Worship II O'Clock. Anu, - !, a
topic, AT the Temple Gate"
Hirst, Thirty-fourth and Larimore
Thomas Bithen, Minister-Sabboth schoo
at 10 a. m. Morning service at IL o'clock
EpwoFth league at ESQ p. m. Eveninl
service at 1850 Morning and evening ser
vices in charge OF gospel teams.
First. Twentieth and Davenport, THU
Lowe, Pastor-Bible class at 9;B A. m
Morning worship at II. topic. THE mis-
sion Of America" Epworth league at 6:S
D. M Byargalistio services az 1880 p. m.
topic. THE Lure Of Time and Sense
Grove. Twenty-second and Seward, Rev
Griffin q. Logan, Notwithstanding wor
ship at IL; topic. ruth. the Idea
Woman" Epworth hague - $50 p. m
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
Iowa Moosers Send
UNRESTRICTED Men

DIES MoaNEs Ia. Feb. is-rowa pro-
nresslves will send an uninstructed dele
cation 70 the national convention Of the
party IN Chicago, June 2. This was The
decision Of the state central committee
N senslon here late today. II was the
opinion Of che committeeman and other
third party men who met with them
that the delegates vii, have no thought
Of supporting any other man for tho
presidential nomination than Theodore
Roosevelt, however.
A state ticket win be brought out
through tia ordinary channels Of the
primary. tbs committee said.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

Now YORK. Fe6. In.--EKporta from
a. poIt d New York during January
q deisiled report for ne month mad
public By custom Officers today. OF the
tgttls va ~ wak classed a. domestic
ekp01 and NybA,tsS - foreign.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
M'GRAW NOW HAS SIX
0UTFlELDERS ON STAFF

Manager McGraw now has six Out
fielders. Besides Rousch. they are ISauff,
Burns. Robertson, Thorpe and Darlington.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
Reirigerators
DaVenports
From Rubel's Big Stock.

Rubels entire stock of beautiful rugs lace curtains
and draperes sale at the Central Furniture Store
and at prices that will mean big saving to you We urge
you to make your selection while the assorments at
their best. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

Library Tables
From RubeI,s RiR etock

Rubels big stock offers splendid variety in all the
different lines 70 choose FROM and whether you intend
purchasing single article or a complete outfit you
should by all see the splendid values we have To
offer before you buy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
China Cabinets
From Rubel's Big Stock

Many are in Fumed Oak. 9TH
ers are in the Golden finish; all
have adjustable shelves, heavy
glass doors and ends.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
Dining Room Chairs
From Rubel's Big Stock

rrom ANuDois hte SJock
A splendid variety in all of the
different finishes to choose from
many have leather seats and many
more have plain wood seats.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

Robsrt wallace Of Council Bluffs viii
deliver temperance address at Plymouth
Congregational church Sunday morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
NOW ON SALE AT:


Each and every article from
Rubel's big stock carries with it
our guarantee as to its service
giving qualities.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

st Andrews. Forty-first and Charles,
:, ~ t1ochhart, Yicar--EaFly commu-
Mon q m; late communion. II a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

The congregation of Anecabe Methodist
church. Forty-first and Farnam streets,
viii assemble for rs first service In the
Sunday school auditorium OF lis new
church Sunday morning. Bishop Frank
N. Bristol will preach. Special music
viii Be RENDERED.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
Kitchen Cabinets

Nrom ksuDeis kaE Stock.
Made by the leading makers
and installed with every mod
orn convenience.
Rubel's price $3.50. SH76
our price ..........., "
Rubei's price $1,000. 106O
our price .......s.... .
Rubei's price 1880. 900
our price ........ i &
Rubel's price 'sa.5O. $50
our prica ..s.,..... i j.
Rubel's price ta7.5o. ESQ
our price .......... 10
Rubel's price sss.sO, 5000
our price -. 49,. q i -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

The Brotherhood OF North fresbyter-
ian church viii hold it's annual meeting
for election Of officers In connection
with q dinner ct the church Monday
evening at ESQ DR.. W, o. Henry will
speak on Duties and Privileges Of
Church Membership"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-08
QUEEN TAKES SUB PLUNGE.
Queen WilheImina, While at Naval
Msneuvers, -akes Dive.

Amsterdam, Sept S-Queen VII
helmina OF Holland, was present at
the naval maneuvers yesterday
aboard a submarine. which dived
twice while her majesty was a pas
senger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-08
BUILDINGS At
. FAIR GROUNDS
NEARLY DONE
GRAND STAND NEARLY FINISH
ED, STABLES AND EXHIBITION
HALL ARE ALSO READY FOR
THE OPENING DATE.

Buildings at the Carter county fair
grounds are rapidly nearing compile
ton and everything will be in readi-
ness for the opening date, Septem-
Der IA. The work on the grand stand
is being rushed and people are gong
to be surprised at the magnitude OF
this one structure alone. The exhibit
ton hall is practically completed with
the exception of the flooring which
will not be laid this season on ac-
count of the limited time remaining
between now and the opening date,
but next year it will have a concrete
floor installed and All buildings will
be painted.
The secretary has already booked
several good attractions that will
furnish entertainment for the visit
ors. and there will be fun and amuse-
ment enough for all. Many visitors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-08

from other cities have been invited
and have signified their intention OF
beng present. quite a crowd from
Marietta. Madill, Tishomingo and
other towns will be here in a BODY
Several Ardmore citizens left here
today to attend the opening of the
Marshall county fair at Madill. They
left this morning over the Frisco and
will be- the guests of the Marshall
county fair association.
All the space in the exhibition hall
has been spoken for and there Will
he some attractive displays III all
lines.
The secretary states that he hopes
the people do not expect too much
this year, it was quite a struggle TO
get the association tsarted and many
obstacles had to be overcome, Dut
another year the Carter county fair
will be the best fair in the southern
portion of the state. Every citizen
in Ardmore and Carter county should
induce their friends TO visit our big
County Free Fair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-08
FINE Ne v ROM{:
Of NR. AND MRS.
J. 8. MULLEN
IMPROVEMENTS is
TRANSFORMING PROPERTY. 1T
WILL BE ONE OF REAL SHOW
PLACES OF CITY WHEN DONE.

J. S. Mullen is making some ex-
tensive improvements on his home
corner of c street and first avenue,
S. W., and when complete this viii
be cne Of the handcomest and most
complete appointed residences and
grounds in Southern Oklahoma.
The residence and garden embodies
ideas gathered from many sources
and combined they are models OF
completeness. Covering that portion
of the garden Immediately west of
the residence is a magnificent arbor
constructed along most artistic lines
and angles that will bear vines
another season. Surrounding this on
all sides will be large garden urns
containing different species OF Cactus
purchased for the purpose and the
entire wall will be guarded by a
heavy wall.
The residence proper when com
plete will be two stores in height and
will be remodeled to narmonize with
the surroundings. a large pool will be
in the yard that will be covered by
a rustic bridge surrounded with Hem
lock trees and weeping williws. this
will be stocked with fancy fish.
In the garden Immediately facing
the house will be a large fountain
and all surrounded by large garden
urns as mentioned above.
This will BE- decidedly the hand
sorest residence in the city when
complete and Mr. and Mrs. Muller
can be Justly proud OF their home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-08
GAS SITUATION
LOOKS c D . D
THIS WINTER
WORKMEN BEGAN WORK TODAY
TO LAY 6-INcH GAS LINE TO
NEW FOX GAS AREA. ABUN-
DANCE OF FUEL ~ SIGHT.

The Ardmore City Gas company be
gan work today in the laying of the
six inch gas main from Oil City to
the Gypsy well at FOX which is a
distance of II miles. A 3-inch line
has been laid to this well for some
months but is was put in for the rea-
son that Ardmore needed the supply
earlier than larger piping could be
gotten. Oil field supplies of all kinds
have been very scarce all year and
there was one time when many wells
were shut down because they could
not obtain casing. After long de
lay in which Ardmore was taken care
of by smaller lines the pipe has ar
rived and is being laid under the
supervision of the company's field
superintendent, J. F. Lawrence. The
temporary line will be left where it is
so in case of a break in the larger
line the smaller line could be used
Ardmore people will without a
doubt have an abundance of gas this
winter The gas company expects to
furnish every foot that will be re
quired and on cold mornings when
every stove is burning its capacity
there will be supply so plentiful
that the gas valves cannot be opened
and allowed to run without limita-
ton There are two sources of sup
ply for gas this winter. One source
is at Fox and the other source is in
section Is in the Healdton field.
There is more gas being produced in
section Is this fall than there was
at this time last fall. Either one OF
these sources will give Ardmore peo-
pie all the gas they can possibly use,
The company already has a 6-inch
line into Healdton and will soon have
6-inch and a 3-inch into Fox.