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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
NENP'LANSTO
PROTECT SHIPS
NEW AND AGGRESSIVE ACTION
TO PROTECT AMERICAN SHIP
PING FROM GERMAN SUBS.
"A SPECIAL SESSION
Congress Expected to Be Called Before
April Sixteenth, Although President
Is Understood to Have Other
Courses Under Consideration.

Washington, March 19.-New and
aggressive action to protect American
shipping against German submarines
appears certain as result of yester.
days sinking of three unarmed Ameri.
can merchantmen, with a possible loss
of American lives.
The calling of a special session be
fore April l6 loomed today as the
strongest possibility, although Presi
dent Wilson is understood to have
other courses under consideration.
A campaign to clean the shipping
lanes of submarines was regarded as
a probable step.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
Severe Hailstorm.

Guthrie, Okla. March 19.-At Agra,
twenty-five miles east Of here. hail
storm extending over several square
miles was one Of the most disastrous
known in the state. Early crops were
pounded into the ground, windows
broken, roofs shattered and live stock
killed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
AMAZED At
+ C|TY'S STRIDE.
JOHN p. GlLDRY ED
UPON RETURN AFTER SEVERAL
YEARS ABSENCE.
PRAISES CIVIC PRIDE
Spirit in Which the People Of City
Are Boosting Every Move for Ad-
vancement Makes IN Excellent I'M
preston.

John = Gilday who was associated
with Judge Stilwell II. Russell in the
district court here during the early
years OF statehood and was active in
politics during the old Cruce cam.
paigns, returned to Ardmore Thurs
day ON a visit, after an absence Of
six years.
Back to Old Home Town"
Coming back to ArdmOro," said
Mr. Gilday, lis like coming back 10
my old home town. was never in
town which felt more like home
to me | spent several years in
Canada. and | used to get the Ard
moreite up there regularly and so
thought | was able to keep pretty
close tab on my old friends and the
big things going on here.
"changes are Marvellous"
But | want to tell you | had no
idea Of the reality of conditions here.
The change In conditions and in Ard
more itself is simply marvellous. It's
like an Arabian nights story. It's
like going to sleep in border village
and waking up in metropolis. Why,
| think | remember the first automo-
bile we had here. believe win
Fraley brought it in and | remember
he would come to grief with the pesky
thing That was only six or seven
years ago. Now I can't begin to count
them and fine cars are running all
over your country roads-where We
used 10 think ourselves lucky to 60
on horseback.
There's one thing, though, that
hasn't changed-the courtesy anC
hospitality of Ardmore folks | fint
Ii of the same old whole-souled kind
with its hand out to the prodigal son
ready to kill the fatted calf-witl
this difference. however, now every
body has a fatted calf or two to kill
Praises Spirit Of People.
The most remarkable change tha
| have noted I'm Ardmore is not pai
ticularly in its new buildings and pul
lie Improvements is IN the spiri
, OF the people themselves. You have
bunch Of boosters here now that notl
q ing can hold back Everybody is tall
|. ing progress and prosperity and tn
people are just chock full of ciyi
A pride. It's the kind OF a spirit tn;
is going to make Ardmore a big cit
4 and that within a short time. Tn
4 men who have made their money hel
are not carrying II off to spend
other towns. They are putting 1t 1
to your own banks, and building the
fine homes here and putting up b
office buildings and bringing factori
and industries here. They are bac
ing their faith in Ardmore to the lin
Ther6 is no little CITY In the count
that has boosting combination ECU
to Ardmore's just now-you ha'
abundance OF faith, enthusiast
money. grit and enterprise and y,
cannot beat that combination an
n where"
: Mr.. Gilday returns to Kansas CT
4 tomorrow. He is now on the staff
I the Kansas City Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
FIVE HUNDRED (.
FRENCH TAKEN
ASPR|SONERS
BERLIN OFFICIAL STATEMENT
CLAIMS EVACUATION OF WIDE
SECTION OF FRENCH FRONT,
FROM ARRAs 70 AlSNE.

Berlin, March l9.-The evacuation
OF territory over a wide section Of the
French front, extending from Arras to
the Aisne river is officially announced.
Several lines Of French trenches, over
a front OF 900 metres In one sector and
500 In another, on the Verdun front
were stormed yesterday by the Ger
mans. Nearly FIVE hundred French
were taken prisoners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19

CROWDED
YESTERDAY
SPECIAL SERVICES ATTRACTED
LARGE coNGREGATloN6-BRlEF
, SYNOPSIS OF SERMONS DEllV.
Erred YESTERDAY.

Ardmore's church services yesterday
attracted large congregations and
many attractive features were present.
ed.
At the Broadway Baptist church the
service was of a patriotic nature and
special program OF patriotic music
was given.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
ZEPPEL|NS
MAKE RAID
ON LONDON
BOMBS DROPPED SUCCESSFULLY
AND THE AlRSHlPS RETURNED D
SAFELY, ACCORDING TO BERLIN
REPORT.

Berlin, March 19.-An attack on Lon
don by Zeppelins, lasting an hour and
half, has been made, the war Office
announced. Bombs were dropped sue
cessfully and the airships returned
safely, the statement adds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
TEXAS ODD FELLOWS MEET

Grand Lodge CT Lone Star State Meets
Today in Dallas,
Dallas, Texas, March l9.-About
5000 persons are expected to attend
the seventy.seyVnth annual session of
the grand lodge Of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows Of Texas and
the meetings OF the Rebekah Assem-.
bly, and the Patriarchs Militant in
Dallas today, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The opening session, which was
public, was held in the City Hall audi
torium at o'clock this morning.
The grand lodge will be attended
by the grand sire OF the Odd Fellows
Frank c. Goudy of Denver, Colo, and
J. x. Ritter of San Francisco, general
commanding the Patriarchs Militant
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
Klnaf!sher Method!sts to Build.

Kingfisher,, Okla, s;arch 19.-The
Methodists Of Kingfisher are going to
erect a new church the estimated cost
of which will be $4,000. 1t will be
built OF brick and will be provided
with all modern equipments. A cam
paign Tor funds is to start shortly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
Died.

Mrs King Lindsey died at the fam.
lily residence at $3.50 this morning. az
ter an illness Of only three days. Mrs
Lindsey was 81 years OF age and is sur
vived by her husband and three small
children.
The funeral services will be conduct
ed at the residence, Fourth Ave, n
f., this afternoon at 4 o'clock by Dr
Morgan Of the Broadway Methodist
church, with interment in Rose Hi
cemetery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
French Re.oeeupx eulseard.

Paris, March l9.-The French, close.
ly following the retiring Germans, re-
occupied Guisoard last night aud at
several points reached the railroad
lines from Ham to Nesle. It Is officially
announced. Troops were pushed along
the national road to St. Quentin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
PATRIOTIC SERVICE.
Rev. David II. Cooper, Broadway Bap.
tist, on "our National Ideals"

The Rev. David II. Cooper, speaking
on "0ur National Ideals" at the
Broadway Baptist church last night,
said, In part:
"Our government was founded on
the Christian conception OF God. Our
ideals are and must continue to be
such as are inspired by the Gallilean
In the development and application OF
the ideals Of our nation. our fathers
were trammeled by traditions. and
there were some things they had tC
learn, and some other things they hat
to eliminate In the process OF evolu
tion. They left country having
state church, and In a new world the,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
Chinese IN
WORLD WAR r
MAR EAST
GERMAN CONCESSIONS AT TlEN
TSlN ANO HANkoW OCCUPIED
WITHOUT OPPOSITION, PEklNG
ANNOUNCES.

Peking, March Dizziness troops
have occupied, without opposition, the
German concessions at Tien Tsin and
Hankow. The Dutch representatives
have taken over the German consu.
lates.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
HOLD TROOPS IN SERVICE
General Barry suspends mastering Out
"Subjeet to Further Notice"

Chicago, March 19.-0rders have
been issued by Major General Barry,
commander Of the central department,
United States Army, suspending all
mastering out troops of the central
department, Subject to further no
tice.'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
New Texas U. Renents

Austin, Texas, March l9.-The sen.
ate has conhrf6ed the appointment OF
w. =. Allen, OF Austin, and ]. w. But.
Ter Of Clifton, members OF the board
OF regents OF the University OF Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
TMIy|lLED IN
NJ MILAN RIOT
MOB VISITS HOME OF HENRY
JACKSON IN MARSHALL CoUN-
TY TWO DEAD.
FIVE OTHERS ARE SHOT
Lucian Bayes, in Hardy sanitarium at
Ardmore, May Die - Trouble Had
Been Brewing in Neighborhood for
Year-Jackson Accused Of Theft.

Mcmillan, OKLA, March 1e.-As the
result Of the visit Of mob at the home
Of Henry Jackson, near this place, two
men are cead, one may die and four
others were wounded in the pitched
battle between the mob members, the
Jacksons and their friends. The at
tack occurred Saturday night.
The dead:
S. D. LOFTS, shot in head and kill
ed instantly; leaves wife and several
children.
HUGH sPRoUsE, died in Hardy
Sanltarium, Ardmore.
The wounded:
John c. jackson, shot through the
neck and shoulder; ball from an au-
tomato pistol entered the neck and
lodged in the shoulder; not serious.
Jim cowen, shot in right breast, bull
let entered over right nipple, pene-
tratlna TO the skin, where II flattened
out, making blister only; member Of
mob.
N. F. Scott, shot in right arm and
side, expected to recover II no in
fectlon results; member Of mob.
L. Bayes, shot through left breast;
chances are against recovery; member
Of mob.
Mrs. Adams, visiting at the Jackson
home, was shot in the back and In {
critical condition; wound will probably
prove fatal.
- Eight Men in Mob.
Eight men made their way to the
Jackson home Saturday night, appar
emily with the purpose OF whipping
Jackson and running him out OF tn,
county. Trouble had been brewing II
the neighborhood for a year, as a re
suit OF accusations that the Jackson
had been guilty Of petty thieving. Las
spring their home was destroyed b.
fire and member OF the famil
whipped.
Jackson was awaiting trial at IN
time OF the attack, accused of stealth
horse collars. At midnight Saturda
night he was called to the door and
pistol thrust In his face. When
undertook to strike II down, m
weapon was discharged, the ball el
tering his neck.
Young Jackson procured an arm
, rifle and ran around corner of III
= house, where he is supposed to hay
shot Lofts. The top OF the latter
! head was blown OF.
Bayes was shot with the same riff
: the ball passing entirely through h
! body.
Woman Shot In Back.
v Mrs. Adams, visitor at the JacksC
y home, ran from the house with a bal
= In her arms, She was shot throuI
y the back. A .oung girl picked up Il
u child and carried II to safety, GndIl
refuge in a field.
The sheriff's office was notified. a,
y Sheriff Glenn, with deputies and 1
y prosecuting attorney. reached [
y Jackson home at 1880 Sunday morniI
!" The two Jacksons and James Cow
are In Jail here.
le The body of Lofts was taken to
"a home near Tyler.
1, The people OF the Mcmillan co
u munity are wrought up over the ana
-, All cf the members of the mob W,
~ masked by tying handkerchiefs abe
'e their faces.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
Auto Dealers Banquet

The Ardmoro Automobile Dealers
Association will have another banquet
lat the Wilmington Cafe tomorrow
night,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
READY FOR
OPENING Of
STYLE SHOW
MORE THAN HUNDRED CARS
ENTERED FOR PARADE-MER.
CHANTS PREPARING WINDOW
DISPLAYS.

Despite the fact all Of the mer-
chants are busy working out the de-
tails Of their Individual features Of the
Spring Style Show they are making
certain that no details of the general
arrangements are overlooked
Final details of the automobile pa
rade are being worked out. More
than hundred cars were In line both
afternoon and night last year and il
Is believed this number win be pass
ed. The additional feature of floats
this year Is attracting unusual inter
est. Two expert decorators secured
! by the Business Mems association are
working day and night. The demand
for their services Is so great that
others are being pressed into service.
Auto Dealers Busy.
The auto dealers are also busy
with plans for their exposition. The
tent is expected today and will he
placed on the vacant lot opposite the
Randol Hotel and elaborately fitted
| up and decorated for the occasion.
The dealers have all agreed TO com.
pete with the private owners In the
afternoon parade but go after the II.
Illuminated prizes at night
Every dealers car will be brand
new, win be neatly labelled with a
sign bearing the make of the car and
a section will be given over entirely
TO them. Applications for space from
. Oklahoma City have been received
and the show win attract great in
terest.
Merchants Ready.
, The uncovering OF the business
. house windows on Thursday night Will
disclose displays eclipsing years Of
. fort. Those who are in position /,
{, know say that twice the amount O
money is being spent this year. On,
department store which was dark las
year because OF not receiving neces
sary goods have made elaborate al
rangements. Other concerns whicI
were not open last year have entere
into the spirit Of the show and wl
have tasteful displays Living model
u are being imported from the east b
= some and the interior decorations d
u many OF the stores represent from tw
T. to three months preparation.
n Big Crowd Expected.
! Secretary Gilbert Is as conflder
J that the crowds will be larger IN,
= last year. IF good weather col
= tinues," he said the crowds will /
greater than last year There al
,s many rich surprises in store for n
- - visitors.
~ The Committees.
a. The personnel OF the style Sho
,d committees follows:
Il. Automobile parades, Velle Suggs
n Decorations. h. b. Reid, manager
Bass Furniture company, where d
,r decorations are on sale.
Concert. Arthur Adams.
The executive committee Ia co
. posed OF Dave Daube. NJ. NJ. Johnst
~ w. w. Lewis. George Henley. c.
y, Ringer, NJ. Lykins. W. ]. Lane. Wall
s Madden, Henry Baum, Budd Hoa
~ and Harry Schwarz.
no. j. w kreuger, president OF the IN
ness Mems Association and Secret,
Gilbert are acting on all committo
10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
Loans viii Be at 5 Per Cent.

Washington. March l9.-Farmers
will be loaned money at five per cent
by the federal land banks Il is official
ly announced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
BRITISH WAR COST
Average Daily Expenditure for YeaI
Mlll Reach G MIlIlnn pnnndn

VIII Heaeh 3 MIIIIoh POUNDS,
London, March l9.-BQnar Law told
the House OF Commons today that the
British governments daily average
expenditure for year ending the last
Of this month will be six million
pounds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
kDAMSON LAW HELD TObE
CONSTITUTIONAL IN ENTIRETY
ANNOUNCEMENT OF DECISION CAME ALMOST SINFUL
TANEOUSLY WITH AGREEMENT TO CALL OFF
THREATENED STRIKE OF RAILWAY EMPLOYEES.
Washington, March 19.-.

Washington, March 19.-I
constitutional in its entirety.
The supreme court of thc
cision almost at the same |.
brotherhods and railways had
ment of the threatened strike.
The decision makes eight hours the
standard day for Trainmen and legal
izes the wage increases provided in
the law.
The decision was five to four, Jus
tices Day, Pitney, Van Deventer ant
McReynolds dissenting. Federal Judge
Hooks decision at Kansas City, hold
ing the act unconstitutional was re
Yersed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19

Ardmoreite want ads; the best ad.
yertislng medium.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
The Adamson law has been held

: oited States rendered the de-
y hat it was announced the
q ed upon a basis of settle
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
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Continued on Page Five)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-19
Big Crowd Expected.

Secretary Gilbert is as confident
that the crowds will be larger that
last year IF good weather con.
tinues,' he said the crowds will be
greater than last year. There aro
many rich surprises in store for tho
visitors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-19
Whiting
And It's
People

Princess Theatre tonight. William
FOX presents r. A. Walsh's drama.
The Innocent Sinner" with Miriam
Cooper; also Victor Moore comedy.
1881
over 900 nights THE Corner Grocer
was played in New York City. Now by
World Pictures Brady Made II IS being
presented as screen play and 4 Is
certain TO be an even greater success
as a silent drama than Il was on the
speaking stage. Lew Fields plays the
stellar role in the production. Tho
Corner Grocer" forms perfect screen
entertainment. See It al the Star thea
tre on Wednesday. 1871
The civics section Of the Fortnightly
club has secured Dr. Jean Zimmerman.
through the state council Of defense.
who will lecture on Women IN War
time" ct tho library auditorium. Friday
afternoon at o'clock The lecture IS
open to the women or the city. The
meeting OF the civic section viii pre-
cede the lecture. this to be held at $50
o'clock. At this meeting there viii DO
The annual contribution OF toys. each
member 10 bring toy. These win be
distributed to the poor children through
the day nursery and other channels.
The knights Of Pythias viii have
past chancellor's meeting Thursday
evening. The rank of knight viii be
conferred on several candidates.
The officers and guards Of the ". 3.
A. OF the Maccabees are requested to
be present at the meeting of the order
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-19
rial Calendar

Lake Superior Court. Gary, Ind, Dec.
26lS-Appeal by defts.; Wendell Hen
zerous &c. Michaely) VS.. Teleof
and Resoff whose true Christian
names are unknown. partners doing
business under the style and firm
name OF Kostur. Grocery Market.
Lot II. blk. Is c. T. L. & I. Co. 3rd
add. to Tolleston-
2619-Appeel by defts.; Mable Paal<in
Cd. J. Redding) vs.. Harry Greene
and Art Uellar. partners doing bus
mess under the firm name OF Indiana
Transfer & Storage Company.
2s2o-Acct. Nancy D. Kneisley Curtis
and Kuss) vs. Garrett verplank.
George verplaRls and Albert Yer
plank. partners doing business as
verplank's Garage.
ss21-ForecI. Mtg; Max Fruhaut
(GreenIee and CaiD vs.. Mary z.
Morrison, Mike Marinack. John
Marinack. Abraham Neahas, Annie
Neehas, wife OF Abraham Neahas,
Ferris Neahas, and - Neahas,
wife of Ferrie Neahas. whose true
Christian name Is unknown to plain
tiff Lot In blk. 20 Of c. T. L. &
I.,Cos 6th Add. to Tolleston Rec.
11s 7. Az.
sez2-Divorce; Joseph 3. Ledlie (Mc.,
D. & 60 vs.. Florence Edith Ledlie.
2623-Acct.: Dauber Brothers Company.
a corporation (Hodges and Ridgely)
vs. Morris Caplair.
2624-Notes: American Radiator Com
pany (Hodges and Ridge1y) W.
Steel city Home Builders Company.
Lot 10 in blk. IN Garyton subd
in Sec 1867.
S625-Forecl N. L.; Toiieston Lumber
4 Coal Company. corporation &C.
J.. Michaely vs.. Benjamin f. Hoov-
er and Hoover his wife.
whose true Christian ia ennis un-
known, South Side Trust s. Savings
Bank, trustees. Lots 40 and so in
blk. in Caldwell's Sth Add TO
Gary, Rec. So, p. zoe.
NJ l.; Ben O. BaAew (Mc-
Cracker and Cal) vs.. Joan Maiiatt
and --mailath his wife whose
true Christian name is unknown
Lot "a in blk. IS c. T. L. g. 1. Co.'S
srd Add. TO TolIeston. Rec. IS, 2.
$40.
Entries in Room 3.
1s7s-Bell Moskins ct al; ind for
pitt. 800. vs. all Judg- (Dec. 10,
1oss-Nilhelm v Davidson Rec. Pitt.
dis. costs pd. (Dec- 80,
Lum 6. Coal Co. v
Cla dovioh; pitt. dis costs DC dec.
6th).
oaSo-trary 81 Bank Berthold ct al:
Jndg. and forecl. as per form dec
7th).
2444-0ary Bldg. Co. Ericksoni find
on 1st Pr. ssseO plus $40. without
relief. Judg. Same judgment on 2.
3, and pps. (7th).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-19

The hotel men over the country seem
TO have struck a snag in their at
tempts to explain their failure to OBJ
serve meatless and wheatless days. by
alleging the travelling men would not
stand for It." Now come the United
Commercial Travellers and Indignantly
deny the charge. maintaining that they
are as ready as any other class OF men
TO follow Mr.. Hoover's reconmenda-
tions TO tho letter. 1t seems TO be up
TO tho eating house men.
Miss Gwen Parry has been under the
doctors care for few days this week
but is better now
Deputy-Auditor-to- William Whit
aker and wife have moved to Crown
Point this week and Will take up their
residence here. They will live IN the
house now occupied by Fred. Collins and
VIII be welcome addition to the city's
social circles.
Crown Point friends OF DR.. Harry r.
Hayward OF Valparaiso. Will be inter
ested in learning that he tried 10 pass
the examination for enlisting in the
medical service. but was rejected on
account or an affliction due to a golf
accident
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-19
ROBERTSDALE

Philip Smith OF Indiana boulevard.
left for Hattiesburg. Miss, to spend
the holidays with his brother. Corporal
John Smith OF tho 15tst infantry. Com
pany l..
Mrs Cough OF Roberts avenue. was
Chicago shopper.
The choir of the Evangelical church
OF Robertsdale viii meet at the Pau
home on Myrtle avenue Thursday even
ing at o'clock.
Mrs. Mostel Of 116th street. was q
Hammond visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Nelson Of Roberts
avenue. were Chicago visitors.
George Donl1e Of Chicago. visited st
the home Of his sister. Mrs. William
Roehrdanz or Roberts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John hurry visited
friends IN Indiana Harbor last evening
Mrs. Arthur Stress OF Lake avenue.
has gone to visit her parents az Fer
nandina Fla.
Mrs. r. Wilson was a Chicago shop
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Balm OF the East Side.
were the guests at the Theissen home.