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The Washington herald., 1917-12-17
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE.
Solomon Hayman. ca yrs.. llS Tth t. NV.
Katharine Guethler, % yrs, 7Is Tth st. ss.
Roy ]. BonslIm. IS yrs, - 18th st. NV
John +. spellman. Il yIA. 21l washinStoC
circle NV.
George s. Ely, q u.s.. Providence Hosp
Rose Ealsky, II yTx, 2s9 Conn., ave.
Magdalena Sachs. 81 yrs., 1911 Marion ST. nv.
Marie II. BdlSein. Is yu., 81 I'd S. nv.
COLIORED.
Alexander Washington, % yrs, 81. EliE. Hosp
William n. Ednunds 70 yrs-. lT0 VT. ave.
William Stewart. % ma, lei L Il. sE,
Edward G.. Grant 70 yr.. Fort Steven pl.,
BnehtWood. D. G.
Daniel Williams. % ys., ~ 18th 1t. NV.
Wesley Edwards 20 Jrs.. IT23 llth ct. nv,
Mabel Banks yrs., ,Tuberculosis Hosp.
Julius Brooks. &C yrs.. 'loll 18Th ct. NV.
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deI5 IsMg7a4R rs 7
THos. ). OWEN a SOY. A1ctioBeelt

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE-sToRY
BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. T7S AND IT1
p STREET NORTHWEST,
BY virtue Of . certain deed q trud resorlcf
IN Liher Slo, folio lG5. ct seq., one Of the Land
Records of the District Of Columbia, ara At the
request Of the party secured. the Undersigned
trustees will sell by uublic suction in frurt q
the premises on THURSDAY, THE Nth DAY
OF DECEMBER. 1917 at O'Clock r. NJ, the
following described real estate, situate in the
District Of Columbia, namely: Lots numbered
one hundred and sixty four Cl6i) and one hun
dred and stIty-Gx Cssl, In Brainard II. War
ner's subdivision Of lots in sluare numbered one
hundred and fifty six uJ6l. az per plat recorded
In Lber =. al folio l6S. Of the Records Il the
Office of the Surveyor of the District o. Colum-
bia, together with the Improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: Sold subject 20 q r-ior inclIm-
bance tamuunt to Be stated at salel. and 70
pay one-third Of the equity in cssh and ths
balance in two fnsthllments in one and tuo
years, respectively. with interest at 6 pr crnt
per annum, 10 be secured BY deed Of trust On
the property sold, or all cash above prior IN
cumhraDce. at the option a the purchaser.
Deposit Of $40 required at time o' sale. Cnb-
veyGDcng, recordins, and revenue stamps At
cost Of purchaser.
HARRY LAMsoN,
II. C. LAMSON,
defsfGlsxo sr71sfsee
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DIED.

AKERMAN-on Friday. December Il,
1917, JOHN, beloved husband OF
Mathilda Akerman, in the 7srd
year Of his age.
Funeral from his residence, Cos
Maine avenue southwest, today at
O'Clock p. m. Relatives and
I1ends invited to attend.
BEILsTEIN-suddenly, on Saturday.
December Is, 1917. at 3 q. m,
MARIE BEILSTEIN (nee Cordes),
beloved wife Of Christian Bell
Funeral from her late residence, $50
Twenty-third street northwest, to-
morrow at 2 p. m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Pros
pect Hill Cemetery.
DoDGE-On Saturday, December Is,
1917. at SIS p. m, after a long ILL.,
ness, at his residence. S4s5 Four
teenth street northwest, JOSEPH
LANE; beloved husband Of Mary
6sth year Of his age.
Funeral notice later.
DUNN-Suddenly, on Thursday, De-
eember y, 1911. in Brooklyn. N. Y,
Surg. HENRY A. DUNN, United
States navy. beloved husband or
Nettie A. Dunn.
Funeral tomorrow at 2 o'clock from
chapel at Arlington Cemetery.
ELY-On Friday, December IA, 1917. at
Providence Hospital, GEORGE S.
ass pssia:Sss s 8 Frat M .s., from
southeast. Interment private.
GUETHLER-on Saturday, Decem-
10. lSl7, at $40 p. m. at her resi-
KATHARINA, widow Of John o.
Guethler.
HCBBELL-on Saturday, December
l5, 1917. at IL o'clock, at his resi-
dence. Brig. Gen. HENRY w.
HUBBELL. U. s. A, retired.
Funeral private.
LowE-on Saturday, December Is,
l9l1. at $50 a. m, after Q brief ILL
northwest. ENocH MAaRupER
Funeral tprivate) today at Q D. m.
CNew York and Virginia papers
please copy)
MAGILL-on Monday, December 10,
1911 at Proyidenee Hospital;
Charles H. and Annette MagilI,
TAI First street northwest.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery (pri-
vate.) IT
NICHOLSON-On Friday, December
II, 1917, JULIUS N. NICHOLSON.
Funeral services at the s. H. Hines
Company funeral parlors, 2sol
Fourteenth street northwest to-
day at p. m. Friends invited.
1nterment private.
PoRTNER-Sudden on Saturday,
December 15, 1911, at his apart
GEORGE PoRTNER, aged q
years.
Funeral services. at his apartments
4 this afternoon at o'clock.
.PowELL-At his residence, 24oo Six
teenth street northwest, after q
, BRIEF illness, HENRY SPENCER
POWELL, late Of Washington, ID.
c., formerly Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
He is survived by his widow and
one son. Henry Spencer. jr.
Funeral services at st. Matthew's
Church, Rhode Island avenue, to-
day at q. m.
SACHS-Suddenly, on Thursday, De-
cember Is. 1917, at her residence,
1911 Marion street northwest. NAG
DALENA, beloved wife of John
Sachs. In The s1st year Of her age.
Funeral from the chapel OF Franl.
Geier's Sons Company. 111s Seventh
street northwest, today at s:3(
a. m. Requiem mass at st. Mary,s
Church at o'clock. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment at ST,
Mary's Cemetery.
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Of direction. the frosty air cooling her
flushed cheeks. He was going to see
her! She had accomplished that
much As for the rest7-that lay with
them.
She could only hope that love, and
the need for each other. would break
down the barrier Of warning tempera-
ments,
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Harry B. and Marie Yates. boy.
Horace I. w. and Mary L z. s. Warden. boy
George 2. and Pauline vetter. boy.
George @. and Elsie L. Taylor. boy.
Stephen B. and Myra T, Tilley, girl.
Elmer r. and Ada N. Thompson. boy
Grover Q. and Elsie A. Sellers boy.
George ii. and Marie ". KidweIl. boy.
William y. and Catherine Kelly. girl.
Russell W. and Msybelle H. Cullen, boy
John s. and Flora X. Bisgs, gin.
Walter J. and Vivian E. Allen. boy.
COLORED.
William and Fannie Tymons. giri.
William and Elsie Ross. girl.
Robert and Carrie Purgean, girl.
BENJAMIN O. and Elnora Hammond. gfrl.
Walter NJ. and lone L Green. boy.
Randolph and Eva Davis, boy.
John and Lydia I. Brown, boy.
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THos. J. OWEN a son. Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME sToRF AND
DWELLING. No. 20 STREET NoRTH.
WEST.
By virtue Of csrtHin dsed ~ t-u-- Sulv
recolded in LLber No. S2B, folio lSs. 81 Ee1-- a
me Land Records Of the District q Columbia
and Al the request q the Iarty secured tbersiy
tne undersigned trustees win sell al rS1bfr Kur-
onn. In front Of the premises. on THURSDAY
THE ETH DAY OF DECEMBER. A. n leII.
at Z o'cicck 2. n, the following described land
and premises. situate In the District Of Colum-
biA' and designated as and being part Of lot O.
IN block 2, in the Howard University Sub
oiVlson cf sTart Of the farm OF the late John
A. Smith, commonly known az ''Ffiurhsn
Plaoe." as PER plat recorded in Libsr District
No. ]. At folios 7els and q, be=inninc for the
ssme at the northwest corner Of said lot and
running theme Slutherly OF tie west line a
ssid lct 10 the southwest corner Of sane ess;erly
along the south line of said lot about = % feet
thence nortberly uNrHnel to and = feet e.st Il
the Hest line Of said lot 70 Wilson tnov W
street. thence west along the south line of .Sif
Nilson (now " street 10 the place of begirning
nov known for TAXATION IS lot s9l. sluare sNS
Terms q sale: Sold subject to two Yrior deeds
Of trust aggregEting about s. 30 and the amount
over and above sid tuIs;s 10 he psid in Czsh.
A DEPOSIT Of slp required a. time Of sale and th,
purchaser allowed ffteen days 10 courlqtr 'hs
purchase. Further TaTticTllars al time 0f .sle
GEORGE p. COLLINS
FOUNTAIN PEYTON
Tr1rrfaaa
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. G.
December II, lsT.-sEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received at this onice. Room Se. Dis
trict Building. until o'elo4 .. n. on Deem
Der 18th. ls1f, for the construction Of arprori-
mstely 80 linear feet Of i2fneh diameter pipe
sewer. Forms Of proposals.. Specifications and
necessary information may he obtained from
the Chief Clerk. Engineer Deptrtmcnt, Room
LOUIS BRowNLow. JOHN @. n. KNIGHT.
". GwYNN GARDINER. Commissioner. d. c.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-17

From craftsmen an inkstand has
ben invented which covers each bot
tie with disk from which Q quill
projects into the Ink, pressing but
tons lifting disks and quills so that
ink can be inserted into drawing
pens.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

/ First aid to the apartment seek
er will be from the small ad col
|urnns of The Washington Herald.
Watch the announcements of dis
olay advertisers also
The Washington herald., 1917-12-17

the Children's Home will be given to-
morrow night in the auditorium of
the Elks' Home. Washington and
local talent will participate.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-17

Rev. Thomas Semmes. who Is con-
Quoting a preaching mission at st.
Paurs P. E. Church. today addressed
the Bible classes OF Christ and P. E.
churches
The Washington herald., 1917-12-17

Lieut.. F. Clinton knight arrived
home tonight from Camp Mcclellan,
Admission, Ala, and viii spend fifteen
days here.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-17

There were no violations of the sun
day closing laws today, according to
police records.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-17

Arrangements have been completed
by the members Of the Lyceum for an
oyster roast and smoker which will
be given Wednesday night at the Ly-
ceum Hall on Duke street. 1t Is ex-
pected that large gathering Of men,
bers viii attend.
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AUCTION SALE.
THos. J. OWEN d son, Auctioneer,

2
TIKI tSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE TJya-
STORY BRICK DWELLING. No L
STREET SOUTHEAST.
ny virtue Of q csrta.n deed Of tins, Srs,v
recorded In Libsr No. ~. folio q I. -, a.
lhe Land Records Of the Dlst-ic1 Of CoIrrts,
Snd At the request Of the psr1y secur,8 tbr-sl,g
me undersigned trustees win seR At MIN,
ancaon. IN the odics Of ThoS J. Own a son-
LAl 9 streot northwest On wEDNESnAr
IhE 3TA DAY OF DECEMBER. A, n mr.
al o'ciocx n N, the folloEiHEdr-rTihas l,ps
sno preinlses HtuSts m the District q Colurp-
ma and DESIGNATED a. and hstnE Iot y 4,
Charles z. Nernou's SubdiTiiun Of lots 1,
Square 6f. as recorded in tie Office q IRE SUI
.eysr Tor the District Of Cclu1ahia, At LSb~r Il
Terms of sale: One hundred dOI7sry r-sb h.l-
snce 10 suit purchaser. daferre5 asy-rrrts :, q.
secsrea by deed Of trus; On TIE rxU---t~ s7lH d,
al caa At purchEsor's option. o DEPOSIT OF slro
required at time o. Sle. An crurpvanrsnr
recording. ete., at cot of r-1Trhazrr. te-TDs ~
Als 10 he cnnplied With within fftee1 d,y,
IRON date of sale; othsrusc the trustees rrsTTye
the nght to resell the property o. the n a ,p5
oost Of the defHultinE purchaser after fre d.
preylouS advsrtiSnent
q. 7. WILDER
- W. r. LOCKWOOD.
cl.,n,E.l.A-B Trustees
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

l WILL BE OPEN PROM A " 10 d
,. m. daily 70 EsSist rerizrs-y ,Es,rinS -
ques lonnaire. GEO. J. GEGER, Phsnnseiss
md Notsry Public 9Th ana - NJ
The Washington herald., 1917-12-17
ALEXANDRIA SHIYERS
In GRIP OF COLD
Lack of Fuel Cause of Suffering
Across River.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
r. Z. knight q Son.
ed6e3 King Street.


Alexandria, Va, Dec. l6.-Ths con-
tinued cold weather has caused con-
siderable suffering among the poor Of
the city. The Cooperative CHARITIES
and the various church and other or
ganizations are just now doing every
thing possible to alleviate the suffer-
ings of the poor persons Of the city
All cases after being Investigated
where the applicants are deemed
worthy OF assistance, the necessary
help is given.
Lack Of fuel also has caused coz
siderable suffering. In a majority Of
Gases where application for aid is made
the required fuel has been furnished.
The Elks, Salvation Army, churches
and other organizations in the city are
planning to bring happiness during
Christmas to the worthy INDECENT Of
the city. Baskets filed with season.
able groceries and provisions are to be
distributed Christmas eve among the
poor persons of the city and the lit
tie ones in such homes are also to
be remembered with appropriate gifts.
Property Of thirteen. persons on
which taxes were unpaid June /. 1917,
dEc SCncoulcu W OC SOtu at puDllC ahN-
tion at 10 o'clock. tomorrow morning,
by Collector Of Taxes P. F. German.
The total amount of taxes due on the
property advertised is s2299S. This is
the smallest number of delinQuents in
recent years.
The following officers were elected
today at the annual meeting OF the
First Baptist. Church Sunday school:
s. w. Pitts. superintendent; James
Foster, assistant superintendent; V.
H. Peele. second assistant superin-
tendent; Mrs. C. A. Howard. super
intendent home department; Mrs.
Edna Davis, superintendent cradle
department; F. g. Saunders, secre-
tary; Smith Chauncey, first assistant
superintendent; Uriel Clark, second
ton, treasurer; Miss Helen Bowman
and Miss B. Ayers, organists; Nor
man Lawler and Uriel Clark. choris-
ters; George Nicholson and c. L
Mutt, violinists; W. Roy Winston.
Ethel Remington, first and second as
sistant librarians, respectively. The
nominating committee was composed
of Robert H. Cox, chairman; Thomas
Chauncey. Elliott F. Hoffman. Miss
Addie Owens and Mrs. Edgar Cor
nell
Alexandria Lodge, No. 75S, Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks, has
arranged for a concert and dance
which will be given Tuesday night I'm
the auditorium of its home for the
benefit of the members of the
Twelfth Field Artillery Band, Camp
st. Asaph. Alexandra County.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-17

WASH. JUNK CO.. 18th and d -. Lane. Nd
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del3d&dHs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-24
FINAL HORSE SHOW
PLANS COMPLETED
Committees Named and Dates
Fixed for May II, lS and
10; Miss Long Coming.

At tho usual Friday MONDAY meet
ing Of the board of directors Of the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday. it
was announced that a contract had
been entered into between the chem
her OF Commerce and the Lula Long
stables Of fancy horses. whereby the
horse show which is to be held at tho
fair grounds May II. 5 and 10 would
see ON exhibition the greatest show
animals ever brought together in tho
entire southwest
Miss Long. who AT present is show
Ing some Of her horses at Washing
ton, u G.. and New York city. viii be
in Tulsa on those dates with q string
cf fancy horses, both saddle and har-
ness. and will be the feature OF
horse show never eXcellcd in tanbark
circles in the southwest.
The directors also approved the rc-
port Of the railroad committee. which
Is working for the removal 10 Tulsa
Of the Frisco thru terminals from
Sapulul and invited persons inter-
ostcd In locating in Tulsa a wholesale
paper house. to add their industry TO
this City's roster of institutions. as
quickly as possible. In this conncc-
tion, Director sanders. himself Il
dealer of paper made a motion To in
ute the paper house to locate IN Tulsa
and yesterday afternoon attempted to
secure a location FOR the plant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-24
finish h .hc FIRST DIVISION

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-24
LEGISLATURE NOT
TO CUT OIL TAX

CONTINUED FROM PAGE one
opportunity to represent the facts t
the legislature.
Roll cali vote on adoption Of tne
minority report follows
Ayes Adams. Barker. Eardscy,
Io1tt". Berry Elackard. Boho. bond.
liuttcrfIcld, Cartwright. Chapman.
Cheatham. Christopher. Colluma.
dickinson, Disney. Draughon. Fitzger
aid Of kioNa, Fitzgerald of PittsburF.
l.oN Graves, Baiic. Hamilton. Harper.
Harris. llartcuboWcr. HendriclSson.
lcnslcy, Kinds. Houston. Iuehea.
I'uitsm"n, Humble Hurst. Jackson.
Johnson. Jones Kelly. McCoilistcr.
Nansur, Nayfcld Mcacham. Mnlcf
Morgan Of Creek; Morgan of Jackson
Ncal. Ncff, Newman. Nicholson
Northcutt Noryell. Petry. Powell.
! ugh. ltllry, Robertson. Rowland.
scott Shirley, Stevenson. Thurmoud
Tlccr, TrcadwaS, Walden. Wdltrep.
Nclch, West. Woodard. and Spcakl. .
Ncsbitt Total. seventy.
Noes Acton. Barry. Beck. !utlcr.
Campbell. Condor. Cra,cr. purant.
Eakins, Elder ENcrhart. Ewing. Gar
rctt, Gish. Gruhb. Harvey. HcadIey.
Hicks, Hin. Hodges. Hunter. kccgan.
Marsh. Olmstcad Pnrdoe. Rogers.
Shcegog. Shores Smith. Thomas. Wal
" w.
WisemcNer and Woods Total. 36
Absent Barker Gibson. platt.
Speer and burlington. Total. ..
Court Bill Passed.
The redistricting bill giving addi-
tional Judges TO the Tulsa Pawn"e and
OkmulgeC-Crcc districts passed the
house finally thru adoption Of the
conference report recommending con
currcuce in the senate amendment by
which pHwnec remained with Tulsa
The house attached pawnec 20 the
Logan Payne district
Representative EdlnE Of Guthrie.
who supported the bill as it passed
the house led fight ON 1t Friday
afternoon because II created two ad-
ditional Judges
THE expense of district judges sent
from the west side to the east To de
eide questions they don't know any
thing abou is the most costly thing
We have" said Representative Rogers
of Tulsa, replying to a suggestion that
the crowded dockets of the oil Couu-
ties could he relieved by temporary
transfer of outside Judges.
Tells of Linn Case.
Rogers cited ease now on trial in
Tulsa boy which one west side judge
was sworn off the bench in the charge
that he was friendly To the Tulsa
judge, previously disqualified
The vote was postponed to Fchru'
ar. %
with tho admitted purpose of put
ting responsibility for a delayed ad-
iourumout ON tho senate, the house
bv ono vote adopted q concurrent
resolution bringing the session tn "a
final close March e when the sixty
.IuN. yf 81 "A dgN tNUirt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-24

BUTTE. Mont. Feb. .S-Thc
United States post office department,
cannot obtain sufficient men to opor-
ate the office here. Ctvil service en-
UHtu0tious set for tomorrow have
been postponed because there were
no applicants. The government pays
from S66.33 to 500 "a month for
clerks and carriers here, whereas
Aborers receive si.50 day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-24
NezVS and Views of
S 2 O r. T
BY "Germd9y" Williams

n NM m" "T----I---I - II D.
uu,,.p rrr..t...., '.,.i.'i..,
.'t'I I'.'I'Ia NI'N 'Ntndrf'S sun
'"- '\''h7lt 'i' followed. Nut 20
~ as 'i '"" 'lf iri-uc offices
''.'', "I i''.Nt H'lI -"Ni contract
'.e h'd "t l'ttF
"I'/
Mae, 'I'oIc famous lemon of
hH. "hllI ,ly aefor had 70 chance
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-24
Oklnlhnnln IIinItcrs.

0U'TTHT n ITH " UTTI-
OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. 23. - The
following charters were granted by
Secretary Of State j. l.. Lyon.
MayGcld OIL & Gas CO.. Waulikl.
capital 100000, incorporatprs. L. ".
larkenton. H. T.. Schoolfield. g. 4
Nelson Waurita
West Tulsa State bank. West TulSl.
capital. $4,000. ncorporators. ! W.
Woodforl. T. g. Hastings. Martin
Walter, \. g Mars. +. 4. Fuller.
Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-24

81 hich IS To- prevent annexation ~
CollinSyillc by Tulsa county.
The corporation commission nlrcad,
had power to compel furnishing of
such Information. The house oil and
gas committee Killed the Ryder bill
from the senate requiring filing OF
complete descriptions of all OIL and
gas W"lls within thirty days after
completion.
Hill Advertising Bill
Representative Condon's pure ad-
vcrtiSiug" bill was killed by the crimi
nal Jurisprudence committee the SEQ
ond time this session. \ similar bin
by senator Kerr is on the senate
calendar. by striking the word
knowingly from the present law. II
makes the statute conform to what
the National Association of AdVcrtis-
ing clubs consider the model act
Former Secretary of State Bryan
ana Former Senator Bailey Of Texas
were Invited 90 address the legislature
on pcdc" hy resolution adopted
unanimously.
The woman suffrage lltcracy test
constitutional amendment appeared
on the house calendar Friday. minus
the special election feature The silent
vote makes 10 much moro difficult
Tor q state question To hc adopted at
q regular election
Chief Clerk Childcrs Of the house
received personal letter from Prcsl-
dent Wilson thanking the Legislature
for the resolution by Representative
Hodges Of Okmulgec endorsing VII
sons worldwide peace league plan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-24

Copyright. 1917. by n. g. Fisher.
Trade Mark Res T. S. Pat. orr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-24

u isn't tHo ORIGINAL cost .rs the
phoep Ilu.t3ucD slk hat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-30
ARDMORE ENTRIES
FOR STATE MEET
ANNOUNCED TO-DAY

Names were announced today of the
contestants who will represent the
Ardmore high school at the thirteenth
annual interscholastic meet al the Uni
verslly OF Oklahoma TO be held at Nor
man, May 3, and 3. Ardmorc stu
dents will contest In violin. voice. ora.
tion, reading piano and orchestra,
Since the Ardmore high school entered
the meet for the first time in 1911.
local representatives nave won the
track and field meet once, the an.
around champion twice. oratorical
reading once and the orchestra contest
last year besides other honors.
Morgan Eddleman will contest In
violin this year; Nyda Booth, in girls
voice; Lorenzo Love. in original ora.
tion; Cora Dyer in dramatic reading.
and Ruth Randol. in piano
The following persons will make the
Ardmore orchestra Morgan Eddie.
man, Lorene Poulter Gladys Guillot.
Jo Brown. Leta Ragsdale. Travis Rit.
ter, Leon naube, Virginia Lynn. Louise
ScIyally, Eugene Sims. Hattie Burnitt.
Vivian Crucc, Charles Slner. Walter
Poole. Dewey Carpenter. Charles Rim.
ger, Ernest Lykins Chester Franklin,
Lyman Anderson, Ernestine Guillot.
Frances German, John Taliaferro. Ro.
land Kennedy with 5. NJ Lowenstein.
director.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-30
BUILDERS ARE BUSY
NUMBER OF PERMITS ISSUED FOR
HOMES AND BUSINESS HOUSES.
East Main and { Streets Site Of $4,000
Mercantile Building. Several New
Homes Being Constructed IN Various
Parts Of the City. ,.,.

Local building received considerable
impetus today when q number Of per.
mits were issued Tor the erection of
several new houses and business
buildings.
Fred Tucker and j h Champion are
erecting a business building of brick
and terra Gotta ON the southeast cor.
ncr of East Main and h streets al a
cost of $4,000 Kirk Tucker has charge
oI construction
MT Iurkcrs company also has com.
plctcd foundation work for a frame
bungalow sturro trimmed. which will
be- built ON Lcdbpttcr avenue. south.
west between n and / streets The
building viii be- completed within sN
weeks and will become the home of
James Love. now of pauls Valley Il
viii cost approximately $4,000
Flans are now being made and work
viii begin within few DAYS ON new
hollow tile and stucco bungalow
across the street from the Third Ward
school Il will ho occupied us home
10y Bob Gillian aud will cost $4,000
Kirk Tucker has charge OF roustuc.
tOu
Permits have been issued tn the Lee
Construction Company tor five new
bungalows one win be located at
Sixth avenue Jui $ street southeast
The others viii hc built In the First
ward near II street and Twelfth ave.
nue. They will cos, approximately
$4,000
Il q pulaney is completing a home
ON McLish avenue near q street az a
cost of $500 lt will be- ready for
occupancy within week.
Paul Phillips is building two.stnrv
residence at Tenth avenue and Burth
street northwest.
Il + O2ment is building a one.story
brick at Third avenue and VI street
northeast
Russell Donaldson is building a new
home az MvLish avenue and Wheeler
street
Max Wcger is building new home
ON McLish avenue, between Wheeler
street and the railroad