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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
Take Care of Yourself

If you want a clear head and good
digestion you must not let your bowels
become clogged with poisonous waste
from the body, as is always the case
when you become constipated. Prop
er food, an abundance of water and
plenty of outdoor exercise should
keep your bowels regular When
that fails you should take Chamber
lain's Tablets. They cause a gentle
movement of the bowels and are easy
ard pleasant to take. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
CALLED TO FORT RILEY

Meinhardt S~annebeck, G. D. Bran
don, Ralph Coatsworth and Ben Locke
received orders Friday to report to
the Officers Reserve Training Camp
which opened at Fl. Riley Monday.
Ben Locke, who is attending Cornell
University, sent in his application for
the Fort Riley Camp and his orders
came here.
Bryan Wilson, who attended the
University of Missouri and Renfrc
Gibbs, who has a position in Cape Gil.
rardeau, will also attend the camp.
Mr.. Wilson left for Fort Riley Fri
day morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
LumhagO

When you have a lame back or an
attack Of lumbago, dampen a piece OF
flannel with Chamberlain's Liniment
and bind it onto your back over the
seat of the pain. J. H. Wood, Chi
cago. writes. "Some time ago while
at Waukon, Iowa, l suffered a very
severe attack of lumbago and used
Chamberlain's Liniment with excellent
raeults Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

When Sterl Carter made the turn
from South jefferson street on to
Liberty street in his car Thursday
afternoon the car skidded and smash
cd into the iron light standard at the
corner, breaking it off at the base.
The car was not damaged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
ARRESTED IN D r

Sheriff James L. Cole arrested
Harley Fisher in Audrain County on
Wednesday afternoon, the YOUTH be-
ing one of a trio Of Galloway boys
indicted by the last grand jury on a
charge of disturbing a religious wor-
ship. The others were fined, but
Fisher made his getaway, going to
s.. Louis and later coming to Audrain
county to work for a farmer. He
had been lodging around quite a bit
and several times Sheriff Cole had
received word about his whereabouts
but could not get him. - Fulton Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
Miss LYDIA Fox is Manager

Miss LYDIA Fox will be manager OF
the Missouri Brokerage Company
during the absence of Meinhardt San
uebeck, who is attending the Officers
Reserve Training Camp at Fort Ri
lev.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
Why?

When you do not relish your food it
;s well to inquire the reason why.
Your stomach may be ~debilitated, your
liver torpid, your bowels constipated'
or Won nav be eating too much.
MaSv people eat more than they
sbnnid particularly those Of middle
ace or older. and those Of sedentary
habits. If your lack OF appetlte OF
relish for your food arises from elther
of these causes, correct your naplIs
and take a few doses of Chamberiams
Tablets. They will do you good, give
YOU a better appetite and make you
feel better. - Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
Will Study Aviation

Tom Delaporte, of Laddonia, passed
examinations in St. Louis Tuesday
and left Wednesday for Pensacola,
Florida, to enter the School of
Aviation. Mr.. Delaporte is a broth
err of Mrs. W. Clyde johnson, of this
city, and is a graduate of Mcmillan
High School.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Mrs. Harry Atchison is home from
Chicago, where she has been the guest
of her son, Bush Atchison. Bush is
enjoying splendid health and meeting
with much success on the staff of the
System Magazine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
No Cigarettes in Centralia

CENTRALIA, Mo-, May IL. -
Members of the W. G. 7. U. have
canvassed the merchants of this city
and obtained their signatures to an
agreement that they will discontinue
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
Frank Van Horn. OF Auxvasse, who

Frank Van Horn, OF Auxvasse, VINO
has been in Sikeston, Missouri, pass
ed through here Thursday on his way
home for a visit before leaving for
the Officers Reserve Training Camp
at Fort Riley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
CbamberIaip's Cough Remedy

The personal recommendation of
people who have been cured of coughs
and colds by Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy have done much towards
making this preparation one Of the
most popular in use. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Meinhardt Sannebeck and Ralph
Coatsworth left Saturay for Fort Ri
ley, where they will attend the Off
GERS Reserve Training Camp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Mrs. j. T. Hayden and little
daughter, Mary Viola, of Kansas City,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dom
nelly on West Monroe street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Finley are
the guests of Mrs. S. M. Edwards.
Mr.. Finley formerly taught in Nc
MILAN High School g., and is now Prin-
cipal of the Marshall High School.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

~ he MAS hhAAAN
.cbusetts a church has been
a garden place. Church
Nv been discontinued, and
- and congregation are
h Garden on Sundays. All
tbeir country and flag.
for patriotism? No need
"a. but patriotism there, it
Mrs. Wallace Fry spent
4 st. Louis.
Fnla D. Tucker spent the
with her parents in Colum-
bearing, of St. Louis, Wis
and Mrs. J. E. Durkee for
lend.
williams spent Sunday in
ya Miller, Of St. Louis, is
the weekend with her par
W. Ball spent Wednesday
III friends.
josephine jacob, Of Martins
.ited Miss Lottie Cornett this
R. E. Eblen departed this
her home in St. Louis, after
E relatives here.
G. C. Cottingham departed
for her home in Texas, after
her parents here.
Bethel Lawrence had as
for eight-thirty breakfast,
morning, Mrs. j.. VIM.
Ind Mrs. G. c. Cottingham.
Ind Mrs. F. R. Sanford are
In Colorado Springs for a few
]. T. Hadden and small
are the guests Of Mr.. and
EIhgh Donnelly.
And Mrs. R. NJ. Emmons en-
a at dinner Saturday evening
- of Mrs. G.. C. Cottingham
81. B. bearing. Other guests
In. and Mrs. J.. E. Durkee,
"a Mrs. Turner Williams and
IA Mrs. Rolla B. Finley, of
I'D.
Bledsoe had as dinner guests
Ringo Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Durkee, Mrs. G.. c. Getting
ID Mr.. B. bearing.
Il J. VIM. Stuck and son,
N. left Thursday for their
h New London, Conn, after
ii Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Whit
81.
Il Olivia Carter was hostess, on
sday evening, for a most enjoy
h. course dinner. The table
Rautifully decorated in wild
Ind ferns. Covers were laid
b Lucille Connolly, Of Hardin
y; Capt. Gus f. Payne and
Bred h. Browning, both Of M.
who will leave soon for Fort
II Polly Miller gave a very en-
II luncheon Monday in honor Of
b., Miss Hazel Erwin, Of Mar
4. A vase Of Spring flowers
i the center Of the table and
were laid for Misses Lillis
n, Olivia Carter, Betty Bruce
|hzel Erwin.
following enjoyed a Splash
I at Hardin Tuesday night:
hnd Mrs. Tom Bruce Mr.. and
gvan Ashworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. Fry, Misses Mary Buckner,
pr Connolly, Martha Suess,
p Gupton, Messrs Ralph Buck
Herbert Plunkett and Harry
Annie Lewis was hostess on
hy Afternoon for the Twelve of
Club at four o'clock. Miss
invited in a number of guests
et her sister, Mrs Latney Barnes,
Rouse was decorated throughout
Ping blossoms and in the dining
the table was covered with cluny
on which stood a large red bas-
lilacs and tulips. The Twelve
Club and Mesdames J. E.
p and Jim Jesse assisted in en-
ping the guests.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Mrs. Sallie Hisey is home from an
extended visit to friends and rela-
.tives in Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Mrs. Nellie Ellis left Friday for an
extended visit with relatives in Port
land, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
County Court Bills Allowed

The following bills were allowed at
the May term of the Audrain County
Court:
) ID Miller, salary .......... $50. 90
II II Grafford, salary 900. 1O4, 16
School District No. 16, free text
DOCKS ........ ............ 14.42
Lynch, Mcdonald Construction Co,
Contract and EXTRA. 1900. 90
Buxton & Skinner, supplies Probate
Judge ........ ............ 9.18
Coatsworth Lumber Co, jail. 49, A
A II Conklin, county FARM. TIA
j W Coleman, county farm. .65
r B Cauthorn, salary. $40. 1877. 95
S B C%authorn, supplies. ....... q. SO
W L Craddock, supplies. ...... 1.S0
c & A R Co, freight on car of
rock .......... ........... %. SO
l. r Ferris, jail ............. 3.75
Same, county farm .......... 2.25
] G Ford, service county Court Is. 90
R S Mckinney, salary ........ 55. 90
] G Ford, att. Probate Court. SO. 90
Same, same ........ ..,...., 204 co
Same, telephone at jail....... 600
Same, supplies ............. 4.30
Same, supplies Court House. -. 2.37
Hi Grafford, steamps ........ 500
Alex Carter, two days Justice. 1000
G c Bledsoe, same ........... 1000
] W Renner, same and mileage IL. go
L R Ferris, Court House. 49,. 6.65
Guthrie & Son, jail.......... 26.05
L McF Gamble, jail .......... 1870
w Clyde Johnson, salary -. 100. 90
w Clyde Johnson, supplies. 101.57
w P Johnson, jail .......... 2.99
Laddonia Herald, publication =. 31.08
Mexico Ledger, election. ....... 500
Mexico Ledger, Supt Schools. 4.50
] D Miller, Court House ........ 1.S1
McPheeters Bros, Court House 4.03
Same, same $3.50
Mexico Power Co, Jail ...... 1891
Same, Court House ........ 66.G6
Mo Pig Co, County Clerk. -. $50
R C Paul & Sons, County Farm 80. so
Same, Jail 1925
Penney-Jackman, Circuit Clerk 100
DIR N R Rodes, jail .......... $500
Same, County farm .......... $500
Tom s Riley, Court House go. $3.50
VIM Rose, Court House ....... 1875
R D Rodgers, salary ...... 1866
L W Roberts, poor .......... 800
Same, Jail ........ nm. $50
Mrs Nettie NJ Stephens, stamps 1906
Hugh Stephens Pig Co, sheriff Is 80
S W Tel 60, Court House. 500
Same, Recorder ............. 300
Same, County Farm .......... 1926
Same, Treasurer ............. 300
f W Stephens, Circuit Court. 62.24
r d Worrell, Collector ann. 500
Arctic Ice Co, Court House. . 10. 90
American Disinfecting Co, Court
House .,.t........ ..''.. 3l.l3
Jno S Atkins, subpoena witness 2.60
| J Asker, subpoena grand jury $50
Ia O Jackson, same .......... LES
III ID Sutton, same ............ l.26
lC W Tanner, same .......... 1.25
lG w Ramey, same .......... 1.25
IL C Moore, same ............ 1.25
f M Breshears, same .....,.. 1.25
J l. Williams, same .......... 1.25
r N Gray, same ............. l'25
J ] Freels, same ............ 1.25
Mrs Geo Lee, Secretary Social
Service Board ............ 60
In II Grafford, criminal costs 1873. 55
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Mrs.R. 0. McPheeters is visiting
her mother, Mrs. F. B. Hendricks
in Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

the sale of cigarettes and cigarette
papers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

R. N. Appling, of Montgomery
City, was in Mexico Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

William Coatsworth,. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Coatsworth, of this
city, is attending the Officers Re-
serve training camp at Fort Riley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Mrs. Jess Harper is i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
r. Y
la Gertrude Fry
1 Phone 244

handsome bachelors
Eery worried of late. for
Ina have to 90 10 war; but
t. limit has been agreed
rinee he had a birthday this
4 resting easy and is proud
n TOO OLD. This is the
be has admitted it, though.
a church has been
i a garden place. Church
lave been discontinued, and
ler and congregation are
h garden on Sundays. All
',beir country and flag.
A for patriotism? No need
d, but patriotism there, it
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-15
GLAD HAND AWAITS
KANSAS CITY TRADE SPECIAL
ARRIVES AT 7:3O TOMORROW.
Plans Laid For Enthusiastic Reception
-open-Air Meeting at Washington
and Main Streets at 8 O'Clock Wed
nesday

Representing more than 100 business
firms Of Kansas city, and more than
$3.50, 100000 invested in business anil
manufacturing enterprises IN that city
a special train bearing 100 members
of the Chamber of Commerce Of Kan
sas city. formerly the Commercial
club. viii arrive here over the Santa
Fee at 1870 o'clock tomorrow morning.
This is the twentysey5n,h annual
trade extension trip Of this orglnizl-
ton and Is in charge Of h. NJ. Glenden-
ing. general secretary; r. d. Sangstor,
transportation commissioner, and r..
\. Parsons. chairman of the trade eX'
tension committee of the Chamber Of
Commerce.
The importance of the rapid develop
mcnt Of the Kansas-Oklahoma oil ter.
ritory is recognized by this party Of
trade eyangels. and almost the whole
week of this trip will be spent in this
section. The total population Of the
towns visited in Oklahoma. Kansas
and Missouri is more than 100000,
and the population Of the entire terri
tory through which the trip Is being
made Is more than 100000
The party will come here direct
from Oklahoma City, where the Kan
sas city men will stay tonight. From
here the special train will 90 to Ma
din, Ada, Holdenville and Henryetta
and will spend Wednesday night In
| Okmulgee
Plans for an enthusiastic reception
for the visitors have been made by Of
hcials OF the Ardmore Chamber o.
Commerce and from the time the visit
ors arrive, at 1880. until they leave a
9:2O, local merchants and business
men will entertain them. A big open
air meeting will be held at o'clocl
at Washington and Main streets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-15
War Summary

Although beset with innumerab,o
difficulties the provisional govern.
ment of Russia is determined to stick
to its task The government will make
an effort to amalgamate the diverse
interests, which by their conflict have
made an efficient government in Rus
sia impossible, It announces in proc.
lamation today II expresses conf.
dence that unity will be rc.establishcd
and the country saved II the various
representatives of the new democracy
take their proper part in the respoH'
sible task OF government
The council of soldiers and work,
mems delegates, comprising mainly
the socialist and extreme radical elo
ments, apparently is becoming increas
ingly willing to consider participation
in the formation OF a coalition govern
ment 1t is formulating a program OF
conditions which would permit social
list entry upon representation in tn-
ministry.
This follows the councils urging
upon the army at the front the neces
sity of ceasing to fraternize with IN,
Germans and an appeal to It to resum,
[ the offensive against them
Meanwhile, the front in northern
France is witnessing an increasingly
determined resistance by the German.
TO any further advances by the British
and French, who, in their offensive
| have pushed to points of extreme dan
ger for the German lines
/ Evidently with heavy reinforce
ments at their command, the Germa,
armies i'm both the Arras and Aisu.
/ fields of operation are launching heay,
assaults at the pionts especially men
aCed. Thus the British are being at
. tackled around BulleCourt and th
/ French along the Chemm des Dame
plateau
At both places the German attack
were repulsed by the entente forces.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-15
STILL LESS BREAD
FOR GERMAN PEOPLE
As Result Of Potato Shortage the Flour
Stocks viii Be Exhausted
Before Harvest

Copenhagen, lvla Londonl May 10
The potato shortage in Germany Is
making itself felt in spite of assur.
anCes at the time the food ration was
reduced last month that enough pota.
toes were on hand to permit a weekly
per capita issue Of five pounds until
the next harvest.
II is true that in accordance with the
governments promise, the bread "a.
tion is not reduced where the five.
pound allowance Of potatoes Is not
furnished. Every pound extra of flour
applied for this purpose. however. up.
sets the governments scheme OF dis
tribution, which was based on the fact
that the stock of grain Is barely ade.
Quate, under reduced rations, to carry
the population through until August
10, the earliest possible date when
flour from the new harvest is expected
to be available.
The authorities face the alternative
Of again reducing the bread ration or
confronting a hiatus of more or less
duration between the time OF the eX
haustion Of the present stocks and the
incoming of the first 1917 flour This
is an unpleasant prospect for the gov
eminent as II was only able to check
the strike movement by the positive
assurance that neither the bread nor
potato allowance would be further re-
duced
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-15
GENERAL PETAlN, HERO OF YER.
DUN, is APPOINTED CHIEF
ON WESTERN FRONT.
SELECTED BY JOFFRE
Grim Generalissimo Refused for Fame
70 Take Over Great Work Unless
Extraordinary Power Was Conferred
on Him.

Paris May 10 General petain was
appointed as commanderin-Chief Of
the French armies operating on the
French front at a cabinet meeting to-
day.
General Nitellc was placed in com
maud of q group Of armies General
Foch who played an important role
In the battles of the Marne and the
User, succeeds General Petain as chief
of stan of the ministry Of war.
General Petain, who was retired
colonel at the outbreak Of the war, is
the man TO whom many Frenchmen
have been looking for the initiative
which would win decisive success on
the French front To him, more than
to any other French commander now
In active service, the legend of success
attaches. He became a popular hero
and the idol Of the soldiers for his de.
Tense of Verdun and probably would
have been in supreme command of the
French front some time ago had he OBJ
ame dthc degree Of power he wished.
After his great success at Nerdun.
General petain was placed in com
mand Of a group Of armies and late
last month he was named as chief OF
staff 1t is generally understood that
when the retirement Of Marshal JOlfre
was decided upon, the marshal select
ed General Petain as his successor
but that the general was unwilling to
accept the post without extraordinary
power. According to some reports, he
desired to have command over the
British forces in France as well as the
! French
General Nivelle was subordinate to
General Petain until at the latter's
suggestion, he was made commander
in.chief at the time Of Marshal Joffre's
| retirement
General Foch who made a brilliant
record early in the war, was detached
from active service last month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-15
WOULD READJUST
OLEOMARGARINE TAX

Dallas. Tex, May 10 The interstate
cotton seed crushers' association In
convention here today recommended
two cents a pound single tax on oleo.
margarine There Is movement afoot
tu have the tax reduced from ten
cents per pound on colored olcomar.
garinc and one.Quarter OF cent a
pound ON uncolored margarine to the
single tax of two cents A committee
10 get the matter before congress
was named as follows. j. J. Cubert.
son, Paris. Texas; r. ~ Bridges, Wi.
son. y. g.. j. b. Perry Grenada, Miss:
and g. w. Ashcroft, Florence, Ala.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-15
SOUTHERN BAPTISTS
IN ANNUAL MEETING
Total Membership From All Sources
2,744O98-Contributlons for
Year $t3,415.884.

New Orleans. May lj Various or
ganilatiou, connected with the South
FERN Baptist convention held meetings
today to trausaa, routine business pre-
limiuary To the opening of the dcnour
nations annual convention ho.- tomor
row for seven days session Tho
trustees of the southern Baptist Sem
iuary located al Louisville. at IFS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-15
CONTEST FOR MULLEN
CUP THIS WEEK

The pieran and Philomathcan lit
crary societies of the Ardmorc high
school win hold their annual contest
for the Mullen loving cup, at the high
school auditorium Thursday night
Oratory, reading piano vocal solo, de-
bate and orchestra are the events to
De- contested This contest is regard.
cd as one Of the big events of the
school year Every student of the high
school belongs To one or the other of
the societies The big silver loving
cup. contested for by the societies,
the cift of j S and Val Mullen of
this city. was Won by the Philomath.
can society last year by only a mar.
row margin
The events and the names Of the con.
tcstants follow:
PHHOMATHEAN SOCIETY
Oratory Albert Howard
Reading AHon Brown
Reading Alice Brown
Vocal Solo jerome Alexander
Debate John Thompson and Wilbur
| |Fioldbinder
The Orchestra comprises: Glady,
7 Gulllot Morgan Eddlcmau, 10 Brown
/ Travis Ritter, yiolins; Lyman Ander
son. cornet, Walter Poole, trombone
Hattie Burnitt. cello, Ernostinc Gull
, lot piano, John Taliatcrro, drum
PIERlAN SOCIETY
Oratory Lorenzo Love.
Reading Annie Slough
Piano Katherine Adams
Vocal olo-Nyda Booth
Debate FeliN Bodoyitl and Thomas
D Norman
The Orchestra comprises: Rather
line Adams Lota Ragsdalc, Leon Daub,
Jesse Laslcy, violin; Frances German
piano. Rowland Kennedy trombone
Lorcuc Pouter. cello, Dewey Carpcn
ter cornct; Chas. Milner. clarinc
Gladys Martin traps and drums.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-15
SOCIALISTS MAY ENTER
CABINET AT PETROGRAD
Conditions Under Which They Will
Come Is Outlined-Reeent War
Minister Is Criticized.

potrOgrad. Nav If via London Nav
Is. Conditions of the entry into thc
provisional government of representa-.
tive. OF the socialists were discussed
last night by the executive committee
of the council of wor!,mcu's and sol
diars dalcgates. They include.
A foreign policy openly pursuing the
aim of reaching as soon as possibIp a
general peace without anncNations or
ipdcmuiiias. ON the basis of the right
of nations To worI, out their own des.
TIMES.
Decisive measures. with a view 10
dcmocratization of the army and re-.
enforcement of Russia's military
strength al the front. for the defense
OF Russian liberty.
A series of social. economic and
financial reforms
The executive committee has form
ed a commission to negotiate with tine
provisional government.
The provisional government has is.
sued proclamation regarding the re-.
signation of Minister of War Guchkoif
1t recalls that the government pro.
clamation of May s. which was en-
dorsed bvs Minister Guchkoff stated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-15
NEW WAR. ARMY AND NAVY DE
FlClENCY BILL CARRIES
$3,39o,946 600
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Huge Sum Is To Go Toward Creating
American Merchant Marine to De
feat Teutonic Submarine Warfare
$35,OOOOOO for Big Guns

Washington May o. Nl appro.
praIou records of congress were
broken today when the .Ouat. appro.
priations committee reported the war;
army and navy deficiency bill carry
iug total OF S},3909lGON including
SiOOOOO.0oO for construction and pur
chase of am American merchant ma
riue,
The committee added sl63a92.00O
to the house bill Amon- the senate
increases were 100000 for the coun-
ell of national defense. slOOO.OOO for
detention of intcrned Germans So.
10000 ter army machine guns and
>}5.OOO.OOO for heavy army ordnance
Espionage Bill to Conference.
Final shaping of the administration
espionage Mll passed g, y,tcrday by
the senate. r. to 6, rested today with
a conference committee of the two
houses The principal differences 90
be adjusted We're over newspaper cen.
sorship which the house included and
the senate rejected, and the scuatr.s
provisions for postal censorship and
export embargo not included in the
house bill
The senate rejected A. TO 81, Oh,
amendment to forbid u~o of grains or
sugar for liquor during the war, which
had been adopted Saturday in com
mittec of the whole. 80 Co a-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-15
FINED TWICE FOR
AUTO SPEEDING

Moss Patterson, president OF the
Ardmore Automobile Dealers Associa.
tion, has been arersted and fined
twice during the week for speeding
Last week he paid So assessment
His name on that date was entered az
No 1875 This morning he was fined
$3.50 on a plea of guilty I'VE can't
play any fayor'es or make any eX.
ceptions," Mayor viii Roberts said
when he announced the amount OF the
fine Laws are made for everyone
to observe alike and it's up TO Moss
and everybody else 10 observe them