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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Fitting Finale to
Lonely Life Led by
Kansas Eccentric

SMITH CENTER. Kan, Oct l5-In
the death OF Harry Shaier, near Nor
ton. Yesterday, northwest Kansas lost
is most eccentric character.
His finish was spectacular, a fitting
finale to the strange, lonely lie he had
led. He first set his shack on fire and
then amid the flames put a hole through
his head with a shotgun Ills charred
body was found in the runs a little
later. For thirty-iiye years Sha'cr lived
on the farm which he homesteadcd and
IN which he would allow no other liy-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15

girl who make, friend, with uulntro
duccd strangers.
(1 You and the girl are very young
To SO with Just each other and no onc
else. but since - do not want to y"
with anyone else, suppose It is nll
right Ihcrc T., ~ sense ~ forcing
Yourselves ro GO with someone You Go
not enjoy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15

The Qua lack Lead and zinc Go
will make ,ou money, ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15

The Qua lack Lead and Zinc Co. have
wonderful property ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

The motor. with tho result that il
wa instantly burned out,
rho fact that "a motor will act AS a
generator. o: generator ~ y motor. is
utilized in many eases, tho two in
strumcnts being built together. When
SO built together. IL is known a. a
motor gcncrato" ami tn, ca; is saia
70 be equipped w!,h - single uui:. whil.
when the t"o are separate. :, is said
70 be 2 two-un.t system.
Designs OF Generator, Vary.
The designs Of Tia" mo;or-s generators
AIRY In some cases the machine has
$50 commutaiorS. two :rmature wind
ings. ana two n.ld w.udinss. others
have bat one corlmutatvr. but two sets
u brushes. while still others nave ONLY
tw" Acid wiEdinGs; series, TO be us>G
when the machine ac.s a: a motor: and
shuut TO b used when il a.;s as Il
generator.
The motor seldom gives trouble.
what troubles ii Is subject to being
about tho same - those of tho genera :
tar. Placing too great 4 loaG upon the
motor. as Is Sometimes done b. usin.
the motor while The crr Is III Gcrr. So
that an addition 10 crankirg tha IN
S.re. tho motor must drive tho car
may result n tho motor ovcrkeating
due 10 ;hc hiSh ampcraSc. 50 tina; tho
insulation becomes burned. when This
happens the motor l.: said - he burned
out. and must be sent 10 Inc factory
for repaU.
There ar, MAJ Ways vi connecting:
;ko motor I" fhs ou.;.in The Conncu-
u"n must. however. BE-. mldc in such
e way as u di=vonncct the motor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

rcvo'vo slowly and so make tho pinion
rcvo;rc slowly.
As tho pedal Is pressed down farther.
IN. condition shown In Fig. e Is oh.
taineh. Here, you viii uoticr. tho
pinion g ia partly in mesh with the
"!whcci while tho contractor OF the
switch ~ out OF contact With the am-
gers. Pressing tho pedal down farther
VIII pull tho gear into full mesh. and
finally. hiring the CONTRACTOR into the
position shown in Fig. y. Now tho
tu'l current Will go to tho motor and
tho engine will he spun vigorously.
Nhcn the foot Is taken, of the pedal.
TIC return spring will bring tho sys-
tenn back TO the position shown In
Fig. y.
ROD. instead Of being connected TO the
contactor. Is a separate rod. and has
It's separate lever. Where this "a tho
case. there usually is a turnbVcklc Or
other length adjusting device or It.
TIE lcnEth OF this rod must be adj
III tho illustration arc obtained. Some
tines. b. The turnhuckle becoming
ioo"H ana revolving. the system is pu,
out of adjustment, When this happens.
the starter viii work to-day. but no,
Tomorrow. depending Oh whether the
ninton teeth hit tho gear teeth or gear
hollow.
The fingers OF the awi;ch also often
6ecOmc weak or worn. and do not
make contact. in which cage the result
"i'l also be as above.
most excellent device. known AS
tao EcndiX driT. has recently. been
brought out. in which the pin:on is
made TO rovolvc and brought into mesh
automatically. This is shown in Figure
T.. Hero tho p!aion. instead Of heinz
nositivel% connected TO the motor. is
SCI on ?. screw. ~ the motor rcvolvcs,
;he screw will revplye. and the pinioa,
/. because Of i,a inertia, ";!i screw for
ward on this screw until i, is ia mesh
when tho piron j. in mesh. il will
como TO tho shoulder OF the screw and
SO rcvolvc with it. In the illustration
the screw, like tho pnion. is not posi-
,iHcl. driven from the motor. bu; by
;hc pinion spring. In this Way the
starting drive OF the nywhcel ~
Gust, ioncd.
Wills this drive works almost p.r-
rectly, The teeth OF the p!nicn xiii
sometimes loci; against the teeth Of
the iiywhcel gear. when this hap-
pens the remedy is TO crank tho en-
cine e little by the hand crank, or the
car be put :nto high gear. and While
Lho ignition switch IS of. pushed back
and fort!, bit. This will craTS the
engine. and go release The pin;on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

.f Won i'aye any problems or visa any
iEfv:rna ton about your automobile. write
tn. AUTO Editor. The Times-Dispstch. civ
Ing the MAKE OF your car, your sno
address. and answers viii appear under this
heading.
(Cony:.sh, 1915, b. r-ed 4. c;aerr!i,hl
& Itrs,. what causes - hroc!iing which
sounds Eisr IL comes from the re.r con.
S;ru, lion somcw here: Can DC heard ver"
distinctly WREN pulling Il hill or on nard
pull in rough ?osdS :. I'D. Car runs fac
o;h"""!Hc. Mode: 1919 Ford.
ScCo':d. what CAUSE the ring gear wear
on the outer edge az tho teeth Only? ITav.
r-9Ioccd two sets Of drive gears Sc,nunt
Of them wearing this lay and being noisy.
~ h>srin$a are IL: sooG shape aud hou-;7 s,
are properly aligned far az can SEQ.
Third. vhat - the best Grade OF oil 10
nSe in i,":d car that has been run 2.o'i
mi-os for hot, Weather. and wha, mileage
Fourth IN there any remedy for sno,inS
motor can-cd h" excessive amount OF oil !:
Have tried several grades OF oil ,-i,r no i'm.
rrovcm"n;. - Tbure,cr is adjusted as loy-'
- D" .:blo. The car is 49,; - 18th
mechanical oiier and splash ayr,in
=. FIRST, The kncc, you refer 10 may he
due 10 worn universal Joint or to the
square ord OF the propeller shaft being
Seco;d. tho ring gear " Ford alwsys
wcGr" as on say, hui IL thN wear f. -x-
'o.'''. IL is liable to he due 10 til. ,Ir,y.
Ing r.1icn having worked forward This
ma! ht due to worn thrust bearir- o..
INC pin %h.ch Eoe7 through III. univ. rsa |
joint anr tho cnG % the propeller shaft,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
.S|MPL|F|EO LESSONS ON
PROPER CARE OF AUTOS
Starting Motor and How II
Is Wired Up.
MOTOR DESIGNS OFTEN VARY
Bendix Drive, Recently Brought Out,
Which, Permits Piniou to Kcyoivr
aud Bring II Into Ncsi, An; un,uii-
tally.
LESSON no. 81.
The Starting Nrt1t-.

u.orvrirh.. 1917 b., rr",iert,L {, .:,.r.r.n,
We have seen how when a loop OF
Miro i- made To rcNoivc IN :, magnetic
field 4 current Of electricity will now
in tho wire. Now The rcvcr.:c action
vii! also take place: that il. when Il
current OF electricity i. made 10 fow
through The loop Of wire in Tho field.
tho loop will he made TO rcrclyc out
OF tho field. In The frs; case rho
gsncrator) by revolving the loop Of
wire in the field. current viii low
through the wrc: IN tho second ease
1.-THE motor). by mui,ing rurrcr, nYw
through the wirc; III Tho second case
reTolNe out of tho ilcid. On Tho latter
principle all electric motors arc dc
signed.
Thus An electrical generator can be
made 10 act as - motor. on Il motor
as generator.
There IL. however. practical diff
ference in tho two machine Tho pro
portions are different. but the creates;
difference i* IN the wiring Of the field
coils. In the las, ic$son. YOU were
shown how the field coils OF tho gen
orator arc shuni "ound ur compound
wound. Tho motor. however is u.4c-
iicaii% Away series wound; that is.
the current ~ u comes from tho bat
terry first passes through tho field coils.
'hcn through he armatGr" findings.
and then h%' Il 10 tho battery. Thus
you so the i!old colts ana Immature
arr IN = "eri's
High An'roraEc HoTuircd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

,rrsr" IN" Two ar. ioinen may have been
lsfi ou' ar Id badly w"rn rhit VIII uiN"
THIRD. ! hcliavc al oil something of tho
in'knc.Sa of Nacuua srate 4 w"Jla bS
nbavt r!ga, tor our c5r You shruld go,
ABOUT L" mic, to -" Quart Of oil
Fourth, am inclined 1" h"liSN' snIt - :"
clr;on rinSa o: Ih, c.i az" "cfr. 1: net,
Then You might try cut,.nE cruvc shoU, -
bottom rinS. AID drilling three or -four.
sixteenth inch hoice IN the groove ho:Ttcl
downward to the Inside OF The pis:on.
] hayc 1917 Ford, aud hsyv h~.n
uhinE kerosene Al tho en-, OF cach "trip.
willie cnsinc Is hot, by i.Eins ask Lux .
ou; end squirting into each ryinidc.. r"ouSh
TO aturate tire hole surface Within. whI"h
seems 10 keep u pCrf"ctiH clean OF CARTON.
"h"u q small part oc kerosene !1 drv: rcc
Nal'*" have been told that kcrosrua. Mil
So INTO the transmits sion oil II use ,ar;i'
acsht'% ha stated above. II. \. l..
~. B' using too nurh kerosene Yen run
the danger o! HAVING II set into tho crank
cs>-. sm'l the sar" ell !, usci u, the
tranSiniSsion an {. used IN the. crank case.
!. Won Grata nut and rNt,ia"r Tho u. ,,;luui
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

devices used for This purpose To- act
properly Is s;ili often The cause OF
trouble
hhou. 50 per cent OF this cars have
gear teeth cut On the nywhcel OF tho
. engine and have piaiuu gear con-
ncctcd 70 ,hc motor. Whom atarting
mis- Din.on gcsr IS made 10 Slide for
ward and into mesh with the iywhccl
gear. aud wncn thc onginc has started
;he piniom scs:' slides back ana uu,
81 acsh r,i* sccm- simple enough.
hd, pro srcat problem presents itself
; nan!cly. 2umctimcs tho teeth % tho
pin son, instead Of comm. into The hol-
lows between tho teeth OF The nywhcel
viii come against tho teeth. and so
cannot get into mesh. no matter nov.
aard tho starter pedal be pressed. 10
overcome this difficulty. many makers
arrange 10 have III. piuion slowly re-
.oiv. as j; slides forward This is &c.
com rliShcd b. letting but a little cu--
rent cct 10 The motor at FIRST. so that
Ii rcyoivcs slowly ;'t FIRST. Il 4 re
sistspcc is placed between ,ho battery
and ,he motor. only . little current win
ct t. ;ho moio..
" Int illustration shows.
rhe Illustration shows wha, hap
ptn- 30 the starter pedal is pressed
liz Fig a. which shows tho posi-
tioa o. switch and oinioN when ut
rcs;. %ou vii! note that the pin!on Il
is away !"on tho gear OF the fly
wheel. While the CONTRACTOR Of the
switch PIP IS not touching the fingers
Of tho Switch.
Figure !: shows what happen. when
Tho starter pedal i. slightly pressed
The piuion q is still away from the
lywhccl. bat tho CONTRACTOR is in con-
;ac; with the fingers OF the switch.
Current from INC batter" will now
no% from II. Through wire l. TO @.
then TO +. across The contractor. then
through til. resistance t. and so
through u TO The motor. and ihen ba OK
20 tho battery. Thus tho motor will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

evsr, i.3ra mite. a. YOU should I wouli
sugCcst o.inr. about ha'f oc small coffee
'up tut. Of tcrnS"n" for each cNlinarr. pi,ou'
week ! have used tho kcrc .cn. a.
HtG:'d for come wears. and harc never bee,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

irouhicd with a burned bearing or seorchsA
- i"dcr and - ii. not hesitate to ~ cotn,
- ""H' thonsh the" ,sp daaScr-re
t,ohtiruc' u EiGhth a'aScJ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Goes Anywhere

Use Smith Form.a Truck any place on your
farm = over toughest roads = through worst
field - through deepest sand = through mud,
sand, snow No hill is too steep for it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Twice the Work of 4 Horses

The best speed team Can make on the road
under full load is three to four miles an hour.
Smith Form Truck can carry the same load at
the amazing rate of IL to Is miles an hour
one.third the time of slow. costly horses.
Think what this tremendous saving means in
drivers wages!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-23
STOMACH UPSET?


aaa what thousands Of stomach
a ere doing now. Instead Of
--> -91-a or c-EanE 70 patch UP 4
peer es..a they are attacking the
5.-. saaze 1f tse .1eG.-clogged liver
~- a-s.r-arr5 bowels
-r Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
a#- III q soothing. healing waY-
--- HE .-er and bowels are per
1s s-e.- natural functions. AVA
SECS indigestion and stomach troubles
yoa have bad taste in your
tongue coated. appetite poor
10y. 1c1t-c2re feeling. no ambition or
~. 1- troubled with uudizested foods,
TIL should ta&e Olive Tablets. the sub
--e far caioucl
IT Edwards Olive Tablets are d
vegetable compound mixed with
-,.1 Of. 1ou viii know them By their
1--WE cyi1-. Lasy do the work without
..2Ss cramps or pain.
a@e one or two al bedtime for quick
I,.ts. 50 YOU can cat what you ike
q -yc ald @5c per box. All druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-23
COMPANY A BACK
FROM The ISLAND
Moved again to Armory Following
Discharge of p Mem Who Hare
Dependent Families.
U0RE TO BE RELEASED soon


with the discharge today Of q
members os Company & who have
families dependent up0n them tra
headquarters OF the local national
guard unit was removed from Rock
island arsenal to the armorv On SLY
teantl street. the company having
broken camp
The reduction through DISCHARGE re-
alecs the company from 81 10 81 mon
Fifty Of this number are On duty al
industrial plants in this c0mmunfro
The other I'll VIII be used for other
purposes il this city.
Appended is . list of those who
We're louorahlT discharged this after
nocu- Sergeant Ernest L. Eroman
and PrlEafa= Albert 4. johnson Hav-
ara La Grange. Leonard s. Martin.
william f. Stevenson. Claude r.
Guthrie. August BIancEe. Frank H.
Clear Ruben Dunbar Charles u
Fisher. Ernest = Warner Melvin g.
Allen Andrew p Nruse. Francis
#raE Mccoy. Roscoe Melting. HAROLD
IT, willy. Clifford Anderson. Frank r.
Bowie. Fred Dunbar John Dunbar and
Iu the list IS included some - -rr
oldest men at fha company Il is ez-
uertad .laE slE or eight others VIII be-
discharged fu addition Id rEe II ror
physical Ht=u-aE I#e8GEou So that
within the course IF the present wee
tile local company WIFI number barely
half hundred.
However. Lieutenant W. Es Scott.
commander b. the local company. an.
Lieutenant G.. r. Reid. 5n charge Of
recruiting for the Second battalion.
plan ro recruit the uaupan" up to fuL
war strength.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-23

Trinity Episcopal Trinity Boys club
meets at Z this evening.
Tuesday the Eestmsut guild viii
meet with Mrs. ]. III E0uder. s94 Nine
teeuth street
The #oman's auKiEarg VIII meet
with Mrs. F NJ. Young 100 Fourth
avenue. Tuesday afternoon
Wednesday, ST. Marks day wL be
held the conservation OF the bishop
elect Of Springfield Celebration II the
holy communion in the church AT 1880.
morning prayer In the chapel AT 3. aud
conservation services IT'D the church III
1890.
Sunday will be celebrated horv COM
muniou in the church at 1885, The
confirmation service ana sermon IT
1875.
Central Presbyt THE ggmnae-
lum classes for young ladies VIII hold
their last meeting Of the season Tues
day evening Il is desired tda5 aU
those who have been attending the
classes stall be present
The u5d-week service eH "Wednesday
viii be ia charge Of the Mems Bible
class
The Woman's Missionary society vIIf
meet with Mrs. ~ H. Eerrlso1. 1900
Seventh street. Friday Afternoon
The Mems Bihle class WIFI hold their
monthly social and business meeting
at the church Friday night al S o'clock
a meeting fer young women. mare
rlea or unmarried will be held ~ the
home Of Mrs. E. ~. @. Walker. 1929
Fourteenth and 0ne-haIE street, Er5-
day evening for the purpose Of arsan-
lzing a Westminster guild.
Motion pictures will na exhibited I'll
the church SATURDAY. #a#.-..H q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-23

All tie news ali the time-The
Argus.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-01

These skinny trousers, cut in a
straight line look as if they had been
borrowed from juvenile brothers, and
are hideous and mreminine to a de-
gree. II trousers are to be worn for
comfort and efficiency. why cannot
they be made on the lines of those
adopted by Turkish and Eastern wo.
men, moderately loose and tied at the
ankle? If | were a girl should GER
tainly feel unsexed in those other
things"
Offended Male is unfair to the win.
dow-washing girls. a pair that
tripped jauntily through Iaymarket
this morning keeping step in their
muchdiscussed garments, would have
been signed by George VI. Cohan in a
flash The effect created was alto.
gethcr opera comlquc and stray Am.
ericans wasted time on the curb wait
ing for the rest of the chorus.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-01
Baptist Workers, Institute.

The following is the program OF Bap-
tist Workers Institute to be held
with the Baptist church at Oswalt,
beginning Monday night, Feb. y, 1917
Monday night:
Sermon on---------------J. II. McKinzie
Tuesday 9:15 a m.-Devotional Ser.
vice, led by------J. ID. Hollowman
.9.i a. m.-How and in What Way
Does a Preacher Prove He Is
Called to Preach
Led by-----------J. VI. Hammons
1915 a. m.-The Greatest Needs of
Our Rural Churches
Led by--------------R. c. Baker
II a, m.-Sermon, subject, Christian
Education" ..------E. D. Hamilton
L m.-Dinner on the grounds.
1:i5 p. m.-Deyctional-
Led by----------------B Bro Wade
= p. ma Pastors Duty to His
Church or Churches
Led by-----------------J.D ID. Raw
2;45 p. m.-What Docs It Take 10
Constitute Scriptural Sunday
School? Led by------L. b. Smeley
$3.50 p. IN. Query Box" and Script
raj question can We asked by
anyone Conducted by Bro. Jones,
pastor of Thackerville
7.30 p. m.-Scrmon by missionary.
Come one and all and receive the
kind hospitality Of our people.
G. w, WHITFIELD, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-01

Mrs. Don Campbell arrived here yes
terday from Fort Worth Texas, and
viii spend a week with Mrs. G. NJ
Campbell and Miss Aaye Campbell
Mrs. Campbell is en- route to her home
in New York City. Last evening Mrs
Campbell, Mrs G. NJ Campbell, Misses
Raye Campbell and Marguerite Noble
were dinner guests of Mr. Nelo Suggs
at Dornick HiNs Country Club
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-01
WOMEN'S TROUSERS.
(By United Press.

London, Jan, 81. What should be
the style in women's trousers? Lon.
don Is getting het up over the qucs-
ton, since women in many trades
have taken to wearing the garment
heretofore mans onlicst own
Now that ne can't keep his sisters
out of them the unlearning Britshers
think he can dictate I'm the matter of
styles. List to AN Offended Male"
as he signs himself in the Daily Ex.
press; writing on the subject of the
objection made by Tour attractive mu.
milton girls" who rcyoltcd against
wearing trousers;
81 am not surprised that they should
object to wearing trousers, If by tha,
is meant the ugly neither garments
one sees worn by the window.clcaning
girls In London.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-01

Miss Cora Dyer left today for Ed.
mond, where she will spend the week
end with her sister Miss Elizabeth
Dyer who is a student in the State
Central Normal School.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-01
Rose stahl Coming!

The cowbin,ri,, or p,.o s.,i, O.,
nous as p,r.r,yo~ or ,,.,.. .,a h.
new American ,on,5, ON ,i.. ~.
rbesney is snr, ,, ,-,,., ,,o -, ~.
.eason's host at,r,,,io,s r.,,,, ..,, ~,
the Palace Th.,tr, p.b g ,It.. s.,1,
in her now r,,v 10 s,il - hon., ,,,
even rre,,sr o,r,r,,,,it, ~, dis,,,..,,,
ber t,Iort ,b,n a., u1,,, cr,.,,,. .5..,'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-01
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS
OF ARDMoRE, OKLAHOMA

You are hereby notified that | will
be in the office from February G to
March 10, inclusive. for the purpose OF
assessing property in the City of Ard.
more for taxes for the year 1917. After
March Is the office will be closed until
the county has been assessed. Now,
come on and render your property be-
tween the above mentioned dates.
r. S. HENDON,
26-4t County Assessor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-01

The Cities Service company has just
placed with the General Electric com
pany the largest single order for elec
trio generating equipment ever placed
with an electric manufacturing com.
pany in the United States. The total
order was for approximately a million
dollars worth OF electric generating
units Of approximately 115.OOOhorse
power capacity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-01

IA n R. AND MRS. l.. S. DOLMAN
MH will entertain this evening
LVE with a seven O'Clock dinner
at their home on McLish
avenue, southwest, having as guests
members Of the Summit City Five
Hundred Club.
The Choral Club, which is to pre-.
sent Handers Messiah at the spring
federation OF womcn's clubs, will meet
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the
Broadway Methodist church. 1t is
hoped that the men of the city will
respond and attend this meeting, as
have the ladies' The chorus needs
at least fifty more male voices, and
those who are undertaking this work.
which means much to Ardmore, hope
that the men will corporate in making
the presentation a successful one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Shumate enter
tanned with a six o'clock dinner last
evening complimentary to Rev. and
Mrs. NJ, S, Johnson Of Watonga. hay.
ing as additional guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Eue't Dunlap. The home was beauti.
| fully decorated with ferns and flower
ing begonias Yesterday noon Rev.
Johnson and wife, and DR.. and Mrs.
j. w. Burns, were guests of Mrs. Ar.
thur James at luncheon. Today noon
Mrs. Tom Roberts entertained in
honor Of Rev. and Mrs, Johnson with
a luncheon Of charming appointments,
I having as additional guests Or. and
Mrs. Burns and Mrs James. This eve
ming they will be guests of honor at
six O'Clock dinner given by DR.. and
Mrs. Howard S. cox.
Following prayer meeting services
last evening at the First Christian
church, DR., Burns, in behalf of
the congregation, presented Rev and
Mrs Johnson with set of salad forks
as token of love, esteem and appre.
citation of their noble work done while
Rev Johnson was pastor Of the church
here In accepting the gift Rev. John.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-01

Levy's Clearance Sale Serge and
silk Dresses, less than half Off 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-01

Leyy's Clearance Sale, Suits up Ia
S25 at $3.50, up to $50 at 1915 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-01

Don't forget the big sale that is stin
going on at London's. 31.S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19
FP%aaginas de Historic Nacional
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