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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-26

The faith that stands on authorit
Is not faith.-Emerson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-26

There is no eyl In the world with
out 4 remedy.-sannazarc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-26

when belief is painful. we are SLOW
TO believe.-ovid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
NEW TAX LAW TO BE
PUT IN BRIEF FORM
skelotontc Tabulation for Circulation
Being Compiled BY wheeling
Commercial Association.

The clerical fore" Of the "heelihs
Commercial association W. puSS yes
tcr1ay preparing br1rf Fagrap,su
1al,IiatiOn Of the new war | Dill. Inc
,abula,inn, which will he in ain Eng
lish, will he given the printer TO-DAY
end copies mailed to every member OF
thr association on Saturday.
The tax bill. as recently passed ny
congress, contains Gn closely printed
rarrS, II also contains many legal terms
and repeated phrases that are contuS-
ing t. TN" ordinary business man. Ih2
ramrhlri To l,r Issued by the association
VIII contain only three paE"s but II
will carry II comprehensive EiSt OF All
the SECTORS and when they become ell
Gcriivc. The new laws effect every
manufacturer. juhhr:' and dealer. som"
uf tho ,.rwctmcnts become effective Upon
massage. sonic this month, others in No.
yrmber. December and January.
The association is getting ont the
circular hat NIL It's members may DO
cnnycrsnnl with the new tax laws ana
not place themselves III position TO be
fined for violation Of any OF the ne"
enactmentS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
AUTOISTS ARE Big
BOND BOOSTERS"
They Are Not Only Purchasing DOOR
ments Of Democracy Eut Are I'D
vertislug Sale weekly

Tb. thousands. Of automobile owners
in the Wheeling district not only have
and are demonstrating tr>'r loyalty ny
1,,.irc I ,iber,y Houds-.- are the
hest investment from every StAhGpoifl
In the widr wdr wurid--hut they are
inst ns enthusiastic boosters ana they
arc we'll known that the old slogan II
NAYS 10 advertise" holds good IN H"rrS-
Thing thai is to y" cold In the puoIlc'
This fact is emphnIcally demonstrate
cd by the scores nf autom0hiilSts VINO
called upon Secretary ~ II. liohlitzrii
~ the Ohio Valley Automobile club
Yesterday, In the Wheeling Commercial
association rooms. aud asked for tn" ar
f,stIc Liberty Loan rlncards 10 be past
cd upon the windshirldS of their ma
chimes. Tho announcement was made
only in the local morning papers yes
terriay that Mr. Hohltzcll had the signs
for free distribution.
There is no hc,trr place IN put nm ad-
vrrtiScment than I'm IN" Wind-Sh'eln OF
an auto. for il catches tho cy" or MI
who crosses the street in front or an
auto while If the ca l& standing stu
+, is natural for IN" |" look III the car
to SOC tho occupant and his eyes iaII up
en- tho words "EUy \ Liberty Bond.
Mr., urhlit.rll hiss several hundred or
Tho neat little stlrkrrS left and VIII ne
pIrased 10 give them tn all aut" own
crs whether they are members of tho
club or not. Tho Ohio Valley Automo-
bile club is doing rs bit in pr"I"ntinG
tho bond sale in every way.
It Is said thnt fully Is per cont ~ Its
members are today owners "f Liberty
Bonds and that hrfnrr ihe campaign Is
over MI will have invested In The d"cu-
ments Of democracy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
OFFICIALS DISCUSS
PHONE FRANCHISE
CITY NANhGEE NAGI,E AND CITY
SOLICITOR CULLTNhN INLET
NATIONAL TELEPHONE MEH
They Hold 4 Conference on the Forfei-
ture If the Conpanys Property
to the City-Win Meet Again

Whether or not the National Tele-
nhnnc compau? forfeited it's charter ana
physical interests in the property 81
The cnnrnrny. when they sold out 10 inc
Consolidated Telephone company. WHO
in turn sold Ia tho Foil cnnnany. VAS
the subject under discussion Mt IL nHct-
ing held in city Manager NnEInS Office
yesterday afternoon.
city Manager Magic and ely SoIlcI-
tor NJ i. IUlliram represented the city
snd William l!rndlan Hnd Attorneys
William Caldwell and J. i. Handlan
represented the telephone company.
Nothing definite WaS arrived nj our
Ing the conference. hut il ~ likely that
some amicnhic arrangement VIII We
made.
Tho representatives. % til" telephone
company. after IL two hours discussion,
asked thar they b. given tiE'e To look
IN certain matters rclattv" IL III" IRAN
chisr and this was agreed upon Thcrc
will be another conference within the
rcXt week or ten Days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
FEDERAL COURT
TWO Bankruptcy Matters Acted upon
and Ono Declaration for Citi-
xenship Piled.

4 discharge In the bankruptcy case
of Ruy Esherbaugh. local merchant. was
entered in federal court yesterday. upon
mn order received from Judge A u.
Dayton.
ln the bankruptcy matter OF s: a.
Rosr. employ Of the Warwick China
company. who filed his petition last
week. and order of adjudication and re-
ference were. entered yesterday after
noon and the case was referred to Ref-
ere. J. W. CuInminS.
Declaration or intention to become an
American citizen was filed yesterday in
federal court lily Salvatore Carbone. -
m!llworkcr.. of sol McMechen street:
Bcnwocd. He was born in Italy ana
came To this country in 1910. He stat
cd that he wished TO join the United
States army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
: TEAMS Of BOY
SCOUTS REPORT
cempAJGNERs UNDER CAPTAINS
darcy, FRANKSToN AND
MErzNER READY FOR
DUTY.
Chairman House E1thusiast1c Win
Activities-Scouts 20 Seu
Liberty Bonds.

Th;a the Boy Scout financial cam
pa ign is hcing enthusiastically rcc"t'cu
was made known yesterday AFTERNOON
when the first three team captains re-
ported their complete ;cain enrolment
to the Citizens COMMITTEES. captain hoy
G.. Darby was the first TO report his en-
tire team. which is as fellows: H'an'"y
Floyd Of Greer & Laing 'ompany:
Marsh H. Watkins. Schmulbach bIHK.'
Chas. Hill. National Bank Of West VIZ
GINA Building: Lewis II. knickeole.
NeuralSylino Company: ana Ih"nlAS d.
Follk. Schmulhach Building.
Captain w. G.. F'rankStOn reported:
Charles VI. MrtZnrT and G. VI. CONNER
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Cem-
10 ~; Charles Frank. care Harold Et";
edward w. s. %cff. Neff HARDWARE
Company.
Captain Arch M"izncr reported: a. F.
Brady. Jr, iIaZ"l-AiihS GLASS t,"m-
many; !. y. Price. IlazrlAtlas Glass
Company; Ii. W. Gc. Gee Electric Com
plny: K. A. Fuosr. German Fire lnSur-
nnce Company, ami i. II. Ryder. ltazel-
Atlas Company.
A nromnt RESPONSE rf the team cap
tains for arrangement for tho meetings
Of the teams Is extremely gratifying 10
Chairman G. f.. House. Vice Chairman
Louis HorkhcImcr. md Secretary W. +.
Stewart.
Boys to Sell Libo-ty Bonds.
II was found pussihl" Yesterday 70
h,ve tho war service ,.mhlrmS which arc
presented to the Boy Scouts by the
national organization tnr tho selling or
ten or more Liberty loan bonds In the
vicinity of Wheeling, NJ tho opening
time OF the campaign although II is
not commonly known the scouts "r thls
vicinity sold over 200 bonds in the last
four DAYS OF tho first Liberty loan bond
sale. President Wilson has SiEnit'd
his Intention Of presenting an American
flag with an appropriate wording at
tached OF its Str"amGr IN tho district 81
scouts in each state In tn" union which
has the best record for the number nj
subscriptions received in proportion &"
its enrolment. in The second liberty loan
bond sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
OHIO COUNTY'S FARM.
YIELD FOR the YEAR
Assessor Hnnkey's Report Shows Over
4,oo7 Acres Are Under
Cultivation.

Judging from the report ot County As
SCISSOR William Hankey. which he has
just prepared TO forward to Charlest on
Ohio county Is developing into large
agricultural section. There are 4.n01
acres under cultivation and many more
acres devoted to thu pasture Of cattl~
The figures which follow give some
idea nf the development during tho past
year:
Nhcat--5oo acres: Yield. T.oo5 bushels.
Oats--190 acres: yield 24.Gi0 bushels.
Corn--S64 acres: yield. 3i.420 bushels.
Timothy hay---1.b06 acres; yield. 2.S9o
tons.
Glover hay-I97 acres: yiHld. 25a tons
Alfalfn--lSo acres: yield. 1s5 tons.
Apples-2,67l trees: yield, 3,j0a
bishcls.
Pears-29s trees: yield. 1s5 bushels
Paachcs-2,54o trees; yield, 1000
bushels.
rherrlcs-26s trees; yield. $50 bushels
rlums--a0S trees; yield. 100 bushels.
fIorses-e.4I5 head; value. s""S. l3h.
Cattlc-3.4lS head: value. S9T.17n.
Sheep-6.37t head: value. $685..
Nogs-34I head: Waite. $3.50.
Chickens--l0.S20 head: value. 59.IGS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
DOC" HILL READY TO
SAIL FOR FRANCE

Lloyd Doc" Hill, former reporter on
the In,clli2rncnr. has written from
Trenton. " j.. that he expects TO sail
FOR France with Company l.. Goth L. s.
Sixth Branch. in the near tu-
tuTc.
Mr.. Hill left Wheeling for Columbus
about three weeks ago. and it was
thought lhnt hr was still there. Word
that he is about to sail for the front
comes rs surprise TO Docs" numerous
friends here and II is hoped that he will
return safely to this country before he
writes his final thirty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
ANOTHEREP0RTER
LEES FOR CAMP
JAMES 3. s:PPERo. OF TEE NEWS
srAFr'EPAaTs TO-DAY
ro56MP MEADE.
ae is tho ri News Gatherer to hea7o
the rs-Intohigeocer Tor
draining Camps.

ta,,.s ehepperG. formerly sporting
s|,|. 20. 1nt.lligcnrer. but more re-
. reporter on the News.
,.,..s ., for camp Meade. near Bal
:,'no-t , DIN tho Aviation section or
rho S;rns:orps.
A. St5erd Joined the signal corps
,,:,.a,gh. last May, and has been
- iers 10 report ever since that
t!me.. o, r.;,b Tho
,lligenccr for over three years
and wr"hS'"f''u 0'le -, ,,,,.
around, SPaps' ~, o,,i,,nt
where - h''"" :" ,!,;, o[,,,n,
men ipuS'''"H 60 49,. ,,,,,, f-r,,
whom H''s ~
;ino 1''tie. a. ~, cson,,ord
With@ departure u w. ''' ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11

he will make the third man VINO mas
gone TO the front from tho ed'tor.ai
rooms Of the News-lntelliErnce0' ne
frs, TO 90 was Claude {. H"nar' VINO
left with the Marshall county srco'N
Va. about three weeks ago
1,o,.d "Doc" Hill followed Mr.. Bonar.
Mr. Hill ioinine the Junior Engineer
corps and il about to sail for France
n.sid.s these three gentlemen from
,h,. editorial rooms. Walter e. McAdahs
from the News advertising department.
l.f, last Saturday with the city tn'ru
quota for Camp Ice, making all 'oiu
four men from the offices OF THESE
newspapers.
Former reporters Of the News an"
rn,a,lIsencrr now in the service INCLUDE
Robert rusic. Frank Williams. tl"Eo
Blake, Boyd Hilton. Lawrence h1|'o-
clet.i and willard Ball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
ANOTHER EXAMINATION
FOE ELEVATOR CONDUCTOR.

Tho United States ClHiI service c"'h-
minSIun announces an open competitive
examination III wheeling. W. Va VI"
D,,ul,.r 80. 1917. for elevator conductor
Mt 5000 per annum. for the federal
bu,Idinr ,rompetitors must hr % but
mot more than N years OF age on tho
dc,n If m, examination. The asc linn
ito ,r, waived in the case of persons
I,,r,rahlv discharged from the United
states military or naval service for
resulting from wounds recciv-
oL ar sickness incurred in the line OF
duty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
Chronic Consultation

"AboIt two years ago ,"hcn hoSah
usiny rhambrrlain's Tablets ! had
been suffering for som" time Will
stomach and chronic constipation. My
condition improved rapidly through
ihr use Of these tablets. Since taking
four or five bottles Of Them my health
has been Iina." writes Mrs. John New
ION. Irving. y. y. Obtairabln every
.rhrro - Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
Negro Burglar Released

Within, Jenkins. ncgT" who WAS
here Tuesday night by I0il'"
Sergeant Sandy rrimS"1I. al ihr request
# shc WrlshurE Inlic". charged Win
hurrlariaInE W. t.. Stroh"fS grocery
store at Ec"ch i;nIturn WAS Released yes
Ierday. wnrn Mr.. Strnbel cam" TO wheel
Ing and Withdrew tn" charge.
The negro restored tho goods II" hai
srolcn and promised TO lcnrc this VIC
unity forever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
WILL CLEANUP
ON MIGRANTS

With the idea of cleaning -uu the city
Of all loarers and gamblers ana others
who spend their time around the city
streets doing nothing hut getting III IN"
way uf other people who arr busy. chief
Of Police Sill has issued orders Ia has
men arrest all those VIII" do not
work AT least thirty-siX hours wc"E.
in compliance with tn" now state raG-
rancy act.
This means that there viii b" Glenn
up Of all Migrants and th"$" VIII" mr."
taken Into the TOLLS Will hr severely
dealt with. for tho law provides fine
and Imprisonment.
The first case tn cen" before The rn-
lic. court IN thiS rharg". vas that OF
T,ler Harris. All alleged gumbler, who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
BOY HAS NARROW ESCAPE.

While riding his bicycle in front or
tho First ward school yesterday after
noon. I.cnoard Niece. fell from the wheel
and relied under an auto truck owned
by the Samuel i. Mckee Co.. narrowly
escaping death.
The boy realized lis danger In tim"
and rolled from under tho auto just
In time to escape being run over. but
his bicycle was demolished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
mfttancc to the house was refused tnc'l
they smashed the window and were ar
rested by Officer t.skcy.
TODAY S CASES IN
CRIMINAL COURT

Four cases will be heard in the GRIM
inal court today, before Judge Alan
Robinson.
Loretta Robinson will be tried on the
charge OF harboring . minor child n
a disrcputahle house, and Stove Coz
tello will face the court on charge
Of fclionous assault
Joe Desmond and Jennie DolSourS.
both convicted " fclonious assault. VIII
be heard on their appeals from the de-
cisiOn 0f the court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11

War Isn't rich mans game. "a'
isn't a soldiers game. Money snooeS
far and hard. Your country ana us
allies need money and every man ano
woman that earns wages can do ms
share. Liberty Bonds sell TOR soo
each. Buy one or more at any oank'
broker or Liberty Loan headquarters
81 Tweefth street, and pay FOR It IN
weekly instal!ments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
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MEN SMASH WINDOW.

b. ~. Martin and G. l.. Zimmerman.
Of Rcrch 'Bottom. were fined 81 each
and costs in police court yesterday for
brcatlng 4 window in house kept by
.\rnn Reed at Twenty-tifth street and
Alley B.
The inen were drinking and whom ad-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11

. Forward march to any bank, broker
or Liberty Loan headquarters, 81
Twelfth street. and buy a Liberty
Loan today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11

required, scope Of examination etc:
nny b. secured from The secretary 81
The board "c civil service examiners II
ihc local post office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-08
NOrNG BOYS AND VICTORY

DO iorceful article on the relation.
ship ~ boys 90 the war lately written
hy DIR Thomas Chalmers. director NJ
'he Allen School for Bows i'm IVES,
Newton. Mass opinions are EXPRESSED
which bear close relation 10 the ids,s
declared today by the State education,
commission
This war viii boz won by the bows or
America who are now In their e,rr.
teens says ur, Chalmers In the c,,,,s.
.of his article . do not mean that M.
war VIII last Until these boys WIN have
reached enIisting age. The war vpl
eha before that But Americas ep.
trance into the war may have M. II,
iect n prolonging rather than shorten.
INK u. II is now definite fight IN fi,.
ish between autocucy and democracy
Germany b. not yet convinced tina,
she must In the end submit sbe bas
not taken seriously Americas doclarn.
zion OF war and she knows NE bav,
now but few trained soldiers TO send
to Europe. Our supplies OF men are
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-08
FOURTEEN SLACKERS
BEFORE HUTCHINSON

F81rte-r men aI. IL-I o. register
-15e- the seI=e-rs draft aW ami one
who is charged aitr resistance o. the
draft ac- have appeared before william
H1,cri-or United s-ate- commissioner
turing rra ast 1870 days AID those
VINO aIe5 ,5 register claimed ,feg were
either over o- under age The cases
1t these men most W whom ore from
Carter. Garn and Love counties wi.
e1 before a special fedora. grand jury
% si- ~ McAle-ter September 20
e bond ir the sum ~ $4,000 was -et
Or Frank Brandt who entered plea ~
not quilts ro the charge 0f reast.ug the
draft act Other bonds were fixed az
5000. Those who entered pleas ~ not
guilty include S. r. McCaskM. William
Lowe Haskell Swanson. T. z Connolly
Homer Allen. sam Hicks j J. Moore
jim Morrow and Give Colbert. Almer
Rhodes Martin Sexton and W a. New
man waived examination Chick Col
bert and T. s. Cot were also tried
Some Of these men have been held
several days pending Mr hutchinson
arrival in Ardmore. from trip made
during bis leave u absence Dick High
night. a deputy United States Marshal
and S. r Nelson deputy sheriff of Car
win county. were present az yesterday.
hearing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-08
WALT MASON MISSES
on AN OLD CAR

Walt Mason famous Kansas bard
who bias won ronowu bv his amazing
success .n twisting mere prose into
poetry has bunt forth iu song again
about the Haynes automobile IAN Old
Car s bis theme. and t s In thi-
Rlse that Doe writes
. sazei upon an ancient Haynes all
SCARED and marrel with travel stains.
zazei upon its ancient form. which
had survived the stress and storm of
endless roads and changing cIimes. this
boat so much behind the times
asked the cheerful owner why he
didn't loosen up and bus a modern car
and te replied. q couldn't beat this Il
| ] tried For seven years this good old
car has hi' the highways near and far
For seven years its climbed the hills
and gamDoied by the babbling rills. and
pushed its way through mud and sand
and earned its keep 20 beat The band
I'm always saying Well next spring
/ Ill get modern car. by ling but
when the gentle spring has come. and
I winters voice at last is dumb this goo,
old car works go serene. and drinks 81,
little gasoline. and is so faithful auI
30 true. ! wouldn't swap for one that.
new She's run a hundred thousan,
miles. and though away behind the
styles she's sound and husky as o
yore. she'll run "a hundred thousan,
more"
/ I'm not bloated millionaire haven
got the coin 20 spare. 90 buy a car eacl
passing year. whenever fashions neF
appear cannot buy up motor car
as freely as ia buy cigars The auu
that ] buy today win have 10 last m
uu I'm gray and so want one bull
to bear long years Of constant use am
wear
There are million folks like m,
and with my words they viii agre,
! They're looking for car 20 last unit
lifes ntful dream is past
And there Is evidence al hand q
show the Haynes meets this demand
Women clad in gray.biue overallr AM
caps 20 match are working for The Ger
eral Electric company In Philadelphia
and $500 women are now employed %
the Pennsylvania railroad in its operat
Ing department
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-08
WHO WOULD PROFIT EI
DEATH OF RICH MRS. KING?

ST. Louis Sept. states Art0rufg
Hoyae today began ara Investigation tn
learn who would benefit hy ,ae fortune
left 1y Mrs Maufe A. King who was
mysteriously killed at Concord. y. c..
August 30 A Nortt Carolina inquest
found that Mrs Kings death was ac.
cidental Coroner Hoffman Of Chiragu.
recently took the body from the vault
here and after an examination asserted
that the bullet wound could not have
been seifnfiicted
Pam Robinson, of Muskogep and vii
liam Robinson. OF Morrison Illinois.
brothers. of Mrs Kigg conferred with
Coroner Hoffman. Their mother. Mrs.
Anna l. Robinson. OF Asheville. y C..
was represented az the conference by
Attorney T.. c. McDuffie Of Atlanta
Ga. They said that they would make
every effort 90 learn just how Mrs
King met death
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-08
If YOUR NUMBER II
ABOVE 1900 YOU MAY
ENLIST AS VOLUNTEER

tH men Do Carter county whose or
o.. numbers are above 1900 may enlist
M tfa regular army according 20 an
announcement made today by the Car
tar county exemption board Boo answer
o. Inquiries made concerning the status
o. ue men who win not be sent 10
camp at th.s time Some of those
whose order numbers come between
1900 tUe number from which the Car.
o.. county quota was selected. and 1912.
tHo number called for The physical e1-
animation may not Boz included in the
Garter county quota An above the
1410 .Isi may set enlist in the regular
ARMY trr same as ever
Mer are sul wanted for the regular
service according 90 Sergeant Brandt
OF taa Ardm0re army station. a tele
rlam las been received asking Tor men
f1r the supply company Of the guar
termaster corps Cooks and bakers. es
p.c.1Hy qualified ohauffeurs telegraph
anf mIlO operators Ir the isgual corps
ANA mon for infantry and medical de
paHiments
Wule vs. Smith and Charles y
smith. both Of Writ. and Elmer Dur
ham. ~ Sew Healdton. an of whom on
listed lu iho infantry. left last night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-08
WHY HUMBUG CIRCUS
FAILED IN POINT
OF ATTENDANCE

The Chamber q Commerce Band eL-
ts-tainment given on Friiay night w
der the name o. The -ee Ranch and
Hurnbug Circus was 3 distinct fzilure
from q financial point q view ani row.
IN certain quarters The Daily Ar1-n1re-
ite Is being charged with the cause q
this failure as i did not boost the sh7W
TnE statement. on the part % any
one. is not Only unjust but Is not n
conformity with THE facts Th= Ar
rqre-e VIII admit that lack % pub
Ilclty and promotion pr0haoiy dii have
q great deal % Do wiki the lack ~ a.
Tendance but u disclalms the reslo-sl
blity.
The fact ls that Tne Arlmore.-e pr--t
Cd every line of matter that could b.
arlrg out ~ the persons In charge l.
this affair for the band and ~ ANXIOUS
was il o. ala .n making the entertain
meut a success that il printed without
cost q half page % adve-tist1g only ont
small paid advertisement having l=er
carried b. the committee IN charge
ArtrnOre ls no longer a country town
There j. work FOR eveTy reporter i1 al
tending % the news o. the day and q
Is unfair 90 ask the paper % furnish
the m=1ium n publicity without c9s
and % BE- obliged t0 pay q man % DE-
vote bis attention t0 writing b. Tr'
Carter County Fair ls suffering from
the same lack ~ cooperation and uules.
sousthlng is cone al0lg this line rher'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-08
RETREATING RUSS
HALTS AND FORMS
LINE OF BATTLE

Washington. Sept Retirement OF
the Russian troops from the neighbor
hood Of R.ra dispatches 20 the Russian
en- SISSY say was accomplished boz good
order The llr NJ retreat past Lakes
Kish and Gegal was narrow but by
maintaining "A vigorous rear ground ac
uon, the main body got away In safety
The German advance. the dispatches
say. was boz two divisions. one along the
coast with the object Of cutting or Rus
sian communications with Pernow; the
second column moving towards Pskow.
and the third in the general direction Of
Dyinsk
The Russian armies have again form
ed line Of battle I'm the hills Of Syelt
10 Nenden
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-08
MOSCOW AND PETROGRAD
ARE REPORTED AS
ON FAMINE LIST

stockholm Sept s-A food crisi. Goo
Fetrograd and Moscow Is reported iu
1dvices received mere from Hapaunda
g. Jurenewe. Russian minister of com
muulcations is said % have asked 50
.Pisscheh0noff minister of supplies o.
take further extraordinary measures %
save these cities from famine say.nr
s1Dpiies on hand in Pe,rograd would
suffice only for ten days and that con.
j.tI0ns In Moscow were worse