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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29
Wilson Urges
Aid for 100000
Victims of Turks
Appeals to American Peo-
pie for Relief for Stricken
Armenians and Syrians

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Presiden'
Wilson tonight appealed to the Amer
lean people again to contribute to the
relief Of the stricken Armenian anC
Syrian peoples. The situation among
more than 100000 destitute survivors
Of Turkish atrocities. he said. is "sc
distressing as to make a special appea
to the sympathies OF ALL
The Presidents statement addressed
to the American people follows:
Zone year ago, in compliance with
resolutions passed by the Senate and
by the House of Representatives, |
appointed days upon which the peo-
pie Of the United States might make
such contributions as they felt dis
posed for the aid Of stricken Ar
menian and Syrian peoples.
American diplomatic and consular
representatives and other American
residents recently returned from
Western Asia assure me that many
thousands of lives were saved from
starvation by the gifts of the Ameri-
can people last winter. They also
bring full assurance of the continued
effective distribution Of relief, and
report that the suffering and death
from exposure and starvation will
inevitably be very much greater this
winter than last unless the survivors
can be helped by further contrbu-
tions from America.
Reports indicate that of orphans
alone there are more than 100000,
besides women and other dependent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2S.-Government
expenditures of O00,OOo,OOo is the
record which October has established at
the Treasury Department. The totals,
which include loans to the Allies, may
exceed even this huge sum, possibly by
slo0,0OO,OO0.
Thus far it stands at S9s5,342,3S7,
with yesterdays spending not included.
For the twenty-three working days thus
far counted it shows average expendi-
lures of approximately $4,000, 900
daily. or almost $4,000 every minute
of the day and night. Expenditures for
last Friday, the latest record pub
lished, were s6s,975,94s, but this was
considerably higher tran rne average.
The increase in the daily expendi-
lures is greater than it was a month
ago, and it is thought that it will con-
tinue to grow. A $4,000, 900 900 month,
officials assert, is not far off. IL may be
reached, with the retirement Of short
time Treasury certifcates-to be met
out of Liberty bond receipts by mid
winter.
SI,770, 100000 Lent to Allies
Expenditures for the fiscal year thus
far have reached the total of s3.446,-
659,76l. of which s1,770, 100000, more
than half, is represented by loans TO
the Allies. These loans and the inter
est upon them are to be repaid to the
government by the borrowers and.
therefore. do not represent actual ex-
pense TO the American people.
October's huge volume OF funds paid
out is made up as follows:
For the army and navy, the Shipping
Board. the Aircraft Production Board,
the Food Administration, the mainte-
nance of domestic governmental ma
chinery and all other Federal govern
ment activities, 1896, 200.
For interest on short time certif-
Gates Of indebtedness and interest on
the public debt, S3,45s,79S.
Canal Cost s1.523,062
Panama Canal, Sl,523.O62.
For redemption of certificates of in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29
Film Men Appeal to Wilson

Leaders of the motion picture indus
try in this country have gone to Wash
ington to protest TO President Wilson
against a new Interpretation OF the
motion picture tax law, which, If en-
forced, they say. will wipe out the
movies" in the United States.
Originally the law provided that the
motion picture companies should pay
"footage tax" Of about So reel Al
least. this was the manner IN when ~
was explained to the motion picture
magnates by Commissioner Daniel Ro-
per, of the Internal Revenue Tax De-
partment Now. however, Commissioner
Fletcher says that the law should be
construed to read that the tax Is TO be
paid every time the film is rented. =
Among those who will appeal TO the
President are William A. Brady. OF the
World Film Company; J. A. Berst, oil
Pathe treres; Arthur $. Friend. OF
Paramount, and T. A. Powers Cd UnI
verssL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29
Billion Spent in 3 Days
By u. S.; Records Smashed
War Costs About 1000 Every Minute, but Receipts Sc
Far for Fiscal Year Exceed Outgo-More Than Halt
of More Than 5000 900 900 Lent to Allies

debtedness issued in anticipation o.
Liberty Bond receipts of the second
issue, sI33,934.s62.
For the redemption OF one-year treas
ury notes, s5.057,00O.
For the retirement of national bank
and Federal Reserve Bank notes, H,-
s72.265. ooooo
For loans to the Allies, s4i4 100000.
Total, S9S5,342,3S7. J..
During the corresponding period iast
year, before Americas entry into tne
war. the total was sSl ,026.S56. Inc
total expenditures Of the current hscaI
year to date, 46,G59,764, compare
with 1891 .23s.313 during the same pc
Rod last year, an increase OF more thsh
300 per cent.
Receipts Exceed Expenditures
Because Of the large issues OF snort
time certificates of Indebtedness THIS
month the governments receipts nave
been greater than its expenditures, and
total 1850 .064,807. This is almost
twenty times the amount. *oi.ool'SVo'
received during the corresponding pc
riod last year. Receipts are d'ideo'
approximately, as follows:
snort time CtINbnNhbto W 49,
ness, 1913, 10000; final payments, IN
GLIDING interest, on the first Liberty
bond sale. sl3,4l9,179; Panama. Canal
tolls, SETTLES, an increase OF more
than 60 per cent over last October; de-
posits for the purchase of one-yearr
Treasury Notes and the retirement OF
national bank and Federal Reserve
notes, of s5.o64,OOO and s232,595, re-
spectively. and ordinary revenue re-
ceipts of s67, 1918
The last named item compares Ia
vorably with receipts of S52,l 1851 last
October. when virtually the same reVe-
nue. laws were in effect, and is due 10
show shortly tremendous increase
under the new revenue law, soon to be-
come effective in its main provisions
The present months revenue receipts
are composed Of the following items:
Receipts for the fiscal year total 81
s56.2f2.0 27, or about $590,OO0,O 1000 less
than expenditures. There still remains,
however. a balance Of S547,O7l ,9Ao IN
the Treasury. the big balance of more
than 81 100 5000 the first OF the hscal
year-the result of first Liberty pond
payments-having more than onset the
excess Of disbursements over receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29
Kautsky Removed From
Paper He Founded

ZURICH, Oct. 20.-The "Leipziger
Volks Zeitung," an organ of the Ger
man minority Socialists. published to-
day an article by Karl Kautsky, the
eminent Socialist leader and editor of
the "Neue Zeit," in which he complains
that he has been forced from the edi-
torship of the periodical, of which he
himself is the founder. Kautsky was
compelled TO leave the staff of the
"Neue Zeit." being replaced by Cunow,
majority Socialist.
Kautsky states that his expulsion
from the "Neue Zeit" is due to the
traditional policy Of the German gov
eminent, and that it came like Ger
man torpedo, without warning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29
Luxburg Plotted
German Capture
Of Southern Brazil
Dispatches Sent Via Swe.
dish Legation in Argen-
tina Show Conspiracy

BUENOS AYRES, Oct. 2S.-A sensa-
ton has been occasioned here by the
publication of dispatches from Rio de
Janeiro asserting that the Brazilian
Foreign Minister has made 1t known
that translation of dispatches sent By
Count Won Luxburg through the medium
of the Swedish Legation while the count
was German Minister TO Argentina has
revealed project for German inva-
sion of Southern Brazil.
The newspapers here demand that
the government publish the Luxburg
dispatches or else authorize their pub
LEGATION by a foreign government.
The dispatches were sent 10 Washing
ton for translation, and the foreign
government" referred TO evidently is
the United Ststes.) the Argentinan
government is being criticised for its
silence.
A general census of the German
population of Brazil IS now in process
Of preparation. Hereafter 1t Will be
necessary for German residents TO
carry Identification cards.
1t was reported unofiicially last Feb
ruary that bands of armed Germans
presumably sailors interned in Argen-
tina, had crossed the Brazilian border
Carreira de Freitas, Brazilian eX-
Deputy, at that time denounced opera
tions carried on in Southern Brazil
where there is a large German ele-
ment. in connection with the Hamburg
Colonization Company. II was report
ed that this company purposed TO col
onize a section of Southern Brazil. ad'
hitting only Germans. In April IT
was reported that Germans in South
ern Brazilian states were concentrate
ing, and that German instruction
was beinp MANNED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29
Nation Calls for Volunteers
for War on Germany

IL is announced that these volunteers
and their families will receive allow
ances from the time OF their departure
and pensions in case of being being
killed or wounded. All the expenditure
will be betrayed by the Siamese gov
eminent, and volunteers will be raised
from among trained and experienced
men other than those in active service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29
u. S. Men on Casualty List

OTTAWA. Oct. 2s.-The Canadian
oversee casualty, issued tonight. con-
tains the following names Of Ameri-
cans.
Killed in action-M. Kubiac, Detroit
Wounded Lebet. Brunswick. Me-;
W. Ii. McSpsdden, Colorado Springs
Col. Ill-W. Donaldson, Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29
.WANAMAKER'S-
Another Million Dollar
Sale Begins Today

The public took the first one million
dollars ofmerchandise- more, added
because of the wide demand. l hat
sale is closed chapter. A new
chapter, with new goods and new
economies, opens today.
De it understood
- CD that the offering of this Second
Million dollars of merchandise-aS was the
frst-is wholly in the interest of the public
~ is in conformity with Our own frm-
w fixed policy of merchandising and our own
exceptional way of transacting business, and
in pursuance of the plan originating with the
President of the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29
Secretary Hopes to Name
Industries Chief in
SCOTS Place
Would Dominate
Munitions Ministry
If New Cabinet Seat Were
Made He Would
Hold Reins
ByC. w. Gilbert

WASHINGTON, Oct. ga quiet but
intense struggle is going on in WASH
ington over the reorganization OF the
War Industries Board. II is contln'
uaticn OF the struggle that took place
before the board itself was created out
of the chaos Of the Council of National
Defence and its committees. The issue
then resulted in the victory OF Secre-
tary Baker, who wished to have q new
board created, subordinate to the Coun-
Gil Of National Defence, of which ne
was chairman, and in the discontinue
of those who strove to have an inde-
pendent body organized, reporting d.
recty to the President. The question
to-day relates equally TO the indepen-
dence of the munitions ministry, IL Is
the same old question, involving the
same personalities.
For the moment the issue is likely 20
revolve around the appointment OF
successor to Mr.. Scott, the chairman OF
the War Industries Board. In the Sc
lection of the new chairman Secretary
Baker will have certain advantages.
He has known of Mr.. SCOTS intention
to retire for. some time. Moreover, he
is chairman OF the Council of National
Defence, of which the War Industries
Board is a part. The question Of
successor naturally goes TO him, and ne
has had time to prepare. No one knows
who is likely to be his choice, for the
Secretary of War keeps his secrets
well. Judge Lovett will probably serve
as acting chairman, but it is not be-
lieved here that he will become per-
manent chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29

Only one instrument will he
sold 70 any one indiyidual-Some
dealers would he mighty glad TO
ely the lot for resale. Chick
erng 80 SteinWay - Emerson -
hardman- SOhmer-Bradbury-
tstey-Weher-theSe are some
OF The names Of the instruments
u The Sale. Six uprightS at $50
eaeh, 5 uprightS at SIS each, -
uprlghtS at 500 each, - up
rights at St2S each, % uprightS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29

al $50 each. I II. g. S. G. Linde-
man upright at si75, ; uprightS
at $500 each, / Steinway up
right at S225. / Schumacher up
right at $500. Seven player-pi-
amos at 100 each, 4 player-pi-
amos at St2S each, o player
pianos at $50 each, 4 player
pianos at 5000 each, ) player
pianos at $3.50 each. Two
Chickering Grand pianos, each
500. one VoSe Grand Piano
for S27S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-26
ARDMOREITE CLASSIFIED ADS

WANT AID RATES BY THE WEEK
20 cents per line, per week. no change
OF copy
WANT AID RATES BY THE MONTH
oV cents per line per month. Change
Of copy allowed once month with.
out additional charge.
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FOR SALE E-Seven-room modern home
now under construction on McLish
avenue. Hollow-tile construction.
water-prooied and succeed outside.
Plastered inside Two rooms in
oak. Breakfast room and built.in
features TO suit purchaser. II in the
market for q very fine home, see T.
C.. McKiddy at l2i 1-2 w. Main ST..
or NJ, Wager, 923 McLish. 25.3
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

INVESTORS MAGAZINE free TO you.
$40 invested with us has made 9th.
4 ers 1920 in few months. Honman's
\ Investment Journal tells how this
was done This magazine gives facts
about the real earning power OF
money Tells how many have start.
ed on the road to fortune. We will
send It three months free II YOU
want o.make money write for this
magazine today. Hoffman Trust Com.
pany ~ Carter Building, Houston.
Texas.
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, pareon
,oko~-l-,-l.C,>N1,IL-L--L-ll1iNNcOOo
WANTED small n., ...,,. -
Phone S-o ne,
WANTFn NO p1-~ - =
hand .s,,... -. - ''''
G. pretty Do,,. o,,a o-.
do au ,,,,S' 5'0 r'e , p'"'','' "''' '"O
don't s,.,n, n,a ,r. u,,l, :" Y
Nor p,,na ON, N,r'', "- "
s,oro p,a,. ,ors "''' '''"'' 'ooo
WANTED TO BUY-A small second
hand safe. p. O. Boy $40 1qc
WANTED TO pUy W., o15 -ooo,,I
hand furniture Phone 100 N p
Kinney. So Caddo ST o1.1m
INSURE YOUR pROPERTy with the
w. S. smith Company Phone 900
1S1r
---
ioUh --FlECE SUlT-Cleaned and
pressed Tor 30 cents, Call 93S. Ard.
Cooley, Mgr. 25.lm
VolLllNu CoIION-lO cents a
pound caFued ready for quilts. Ard
more vi d MIG Co.. 800 S. Wash
i"e'o" o. lin
FopLiC oIENoGhAPHER-And No
'aiy IupI'c' MISS Ira warden lobby
Nc" Warrington MOTEL OFFICE
pHoNe 1903 l5-lm
,A-' i'' y d All hlhus Oh ola
'u""' y l. man. North Caddo
street lin
THE V0sT C0IIp1 l,-r1I I71-1C -
fine fishing toc,1o tb,t oror ao,,a
~ -,'ul"oIe Is no" III STOCK at Rlt'
.'' " 'o'' y ! iA'l' ohop' we sell hsh'
I'e p.' ''''''' 10 city IaAe' LESS FOR
A'''' Zo'd
PARTy with gvo bnndrod 5o1,.-- -
take active interest in gntodao
amusement nronosition. cbanco for
o's p'o'.'S' WIZ S'ahd thorough IN
e-Ns,'.'o''' 80 AOu''SS amusement
va 81 '''''' '''V zo'"
WANTED TO RENT-Targo Longo
close in. furnished or unfrrrisbod
by nice people. Address so c,ro
Ardmoreite o2.2
and completo line Of rie old roli,blo
"Keen.Kutter" brand of cutlo~y
Ritter q Sons FiyIt sbon IFse
FOR CASH o5g
THE NATIONAL Savings Association
at its last meeting advocated having
S"oeS repaired as remedy for the
way is the hest rond.scwo, sa,..
a specially SEQ him o., ro,. ~,
Frames Drug Store -
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WANTED-We pay ue highest prices
for rags, newspapers, magazines,
OF funk Cali ,1so wo nu, go
and get q uso vo NON, sooond
hand au,omohpes rbo ,Ussonr,
Oklahoma g. T,vos 1... 80
Co I'm North GA, -, -,
WANT TO SUGGEST that you screen
your home before warm weather
nor will take the weary and do q,
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JOIN THE ARMY-Recruiting Offices
at Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Muskogee,
Chickasha, Ardmoro and Enid.
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FARM AND CITY LOANs-Plenty OF
ready money to lend on either farm
or city property at low rates. Loans
closed without delay. Get my terms
before making a loan. r. C. KcKid.
n.y. Izfh W. Main St l01m
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Full blood Scotch collie
pups 6 weeks old. Phone $40. 2O-G
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YOUNG MAN wants position with
good firm as assistant bookkeeper or
cashier. Willing to work for ad.
vancement Al references. Address
-, CaTe Ardmorelte. 2l.s
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LOST OR STOLEN-Oue Chainlcss
Piorce.Arrow bicycle from 500 Burch
street y. W. Reward for return or
recovery Phone Homer Adams. red
92S 25.3
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AVERAGE
s WORDS
TO THE LINE
HELP WANTED

COOK WANTED at once at the New
Leon Hotel. 25-3
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REAL ESTATE


| REAL ESTATE
| ~~~-~~~~~O~~-~~-~~~~~~~
FOR SALE-Some or the most desir
able lots in southwest Ardmore, at
bargains w. S, Smith. Him
TWO BRICK Buildings for sale at a
bargain, on Caddo street Phone
As. r r. Dalles. 25-3
PHONE 96O-And tell L. NJ. Yates ia
bring buyer out for that house and
lot and watch him get busy. 23-3
| FOR SALE Six rooms, modern. cor.
ner 7th and A. n. w, a bargain.
r. 7. Dallas 25.3
FOR SALE Three good houses. well
located, each one a bargain if sold
in 10 days. X. C. McKiddy l2ila
West Main street 25-3
REAL EsTATE-Loans and insur.
ance. Prompt attention to all bust.
ness. Guillot & Hall, Mackey Tel.
Bldg. Phone S32. 3-1m
HAVE you ever had Yates, the Earth
Man, try to sell your property? If
not, try him.once and get ready to
move. Phone 900 1913
WANTED TO BUY or 5 room
house, near Sth and d. SITS, n. w.
VIII move from premises at once.
j. G. Hester at Cooper's Garage. 2l-6
FOR SALE A beautiful vacant lot.
well located, sells at sacrifice for
cash My client needs the money.
f. c. McCan. Phone 22. 25-6t
FOR SALE-Two vacant lots, also
house and lot in northwest Ardmore
for cash or credit See w. w. Mar,
tin or call red 547 25.3
ron D,pC,1,-c -
.ao,,,,... - " .-'" ~ '''.' ''0'V'''
property see T. NJ. Yates, the Earth
Man, 22 North Washington Phoro
$50. HIN
al
WANTED-A man with family TO own
nice Groom modern home on Har.
grove street. N. w. Lot 14Ox13o
p,r, o,.h Iso ra,n.s. '1e''O~ .,,,,.,., =" wy @
mor.s u.o - -, p1'
colo q II ,ra,...... ,a,.
i'''
FOR SALE-One 5.acre tract and one
C.acrc tract of land, Just outside the
city Small cash payment balance
easy terms. See w A. Hin at VOL.
yerton & Sons, the Abstractors.
1G.1m
---------------
fDR y Al D. C.vav .-,gf,, r,pT,rp Tpr,.
no" under construction on MoLish
water.proofed and succeed outside
Plastered inside. Two rooms in
oak. Breakfast room and built.in
features TO suit purchaser If in tho
D'',H'y ,'',.., 10, " very hne nome see IL
-, - - Ct. e,a 80 ;. - w. ""'" o.
" eve '"s''' $50 "''''S"' 700
/ HAVE ENTERED tbo real o---,-
brsi,o.. a,,, IN, -, 20, '''"''
like 10 meet NV friends and viii No
in a position to furnish You efficient
service. ! handle everything in tho
real estate line and have some ey.
f.utf.v.I t..,s..f... g..
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GARBAGE MAN KICKS On the Is,
day OF June, 1916, commenced To-
clean up Ardmorc After ! paid men
ana blacksmith. had $775. In
July ] made 1872; In August $3.50
You can see no wages for me. The
Main Cafe volunteered to raise me 90
cents month a small raise from
each one and | can live The ser.
want Is worthy Of his hire. S. l..
smith. Phone blue 729. OK.
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FOR SALE-Some or the most desir.
able lots in southwest Ardmore, at
bargains. w. S, Smith. Him
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WANT AID. RATES

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cents per line for each additional
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TWO BRICK Buildings for sale, at a
bargain, on Caddo street Phone
45. r. r. Dalles. 25-3
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ROOMS WANTED

WNNTED-Two or three unfurnished
modern rooms, close in. Call Joe
Fronterhouse. Phone green 75s
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Four-room brick bun
galow, modern, close in. Phone
1923. 1913
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED SITUATION Wanted SIT.
uation by young widow as house.
keeper for gentleman. Address Mrs.
o, Brod, SOi West Fifth St.. Little
Rock. Ark. oc
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TAKEN BY MISTAKE From or near
Porter Staples store. Thursday.
small handbag containing small
amount Of money and glasses. Re.
turn glasses to Porter Staples store.
keep money and no questions will
be asked. e5.3
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FLOWERS

FLOWERS FOR SALE Gamma bulbs
or roots, the Louisiana, large, bril-.
liant red, green foliage. grows 6 II.
The Italia, red and yellow mixed.
l'2 f. Delivered in Ardmore or
sent by mail postpaid at 25 cents
per dozen. Set out in March, good
rich soil and well watered. Address
}. o. easier, Soldiers Home, Ard.
more, Okla. lS.ds.wki
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FOR RENT-FurnIshed front room
close in, on North Washington
street, for gentleman. Phone Gal
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POULTRY

RHODE ISLAND RED eggs for hatch
ing Guaranteed Full blood stock.
$3.50 per setting Phone 1889.
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FOR RENT - Furnished bedrooms.
modern in every way. 6l5 West
Main st. Phone 533. 23.3
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE - Five.passenger 1917
model Dodge, good condition. Tom
Lasior Phone l17O or see car at
Ilighhll drug store. ora
NOTICE TO FORD owNERs-Get a
shield to protect your crank case
against stumps, rocks, high centers.
etc Central Park Garage. Phone
'oo' 2l.lm
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! HAVE ENTERED the real estate
business and win have an office with
Bridgman & Maddox, where | would
Ike 10 meet my friends, and will be
In a position to furnish you efficient
service. handle everything in the
real estate line and have some ex.
cepuonal bargains in homes. resi-.
dent lots and business property now.
Mrs. T. Y. Morgan, Il " Washing.
ton Phone 1888.
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Severe Cold Quickly Cured.

Ardmoreite want ads pay oig 70
turns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-26

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