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Malvern daily record., 1917-07-24
ARK. FIFTH TO COMPLETE
 ITS REGISTRATION

Little Rock, July 24-Arkansas was the fifth state in the Union to complete it's registration. 1t was the 22nd. state to anriounce ready for the draft and would have been among the very first had it not been necessary to wait for six days to secure the necessary blanks and forms.
 About sixty members of the Boards of Exemption, of whom there are 137 in the state, have been dropped from the rolls on account of their falling within the limit of the selective draft ages. Substitutlons are being named for them.
 There is much speculation as to how far it will be necessary to go to secure the first quota of 675,000. Some have estimated the exemptions in the first draft as high as 80 per cent, in which event it will be necessary to call upon the third and possibly the fourth draft men to secure. the quota.
 Wallace Davis, former attorney general and son of the late Senator Jeff Davis. is in the fifth draft. The opport unity is still open for those who hayre been drafted to volun- teer in any arm of the service.
Malvern daily record., 1917-07-24
COURT HEARS
 PLEAS OF GUILTY
One Sentenced to Penitentary and One Fined. Railroad Cases Being Heard Today.

Two pleas of guilty were entered before Circuit Judge Scott Wood in Circuit Court this morning.
 W. T. Fendley plead guilty to q charge of Grand Larceny and was sen fenced to one year imprisonment in the State Penitentary.
 Roland Baker entered a plea Of guilty to charge of Assault and Bat tery, and was given fine of $50. The case against him for resisting an officer was noll pressed.
 The case of Chas. Gentry vs. the M. Pacific railroad company, for $500 damage for alleged damages to prop erty was being tried this afternoon.
Malvern daily record., 1917-07-24
.7,5OO FEET OF
 SEWER IS LAID
Big Steam Ditcher Now Flowing Up Main Street. Pipes Are Being Laid Rapidly.

Statements from the Malvern Water and Sewer office today were to the effect that i7,500 feet of sewer pipe has been land, and with the rapid pro- gress being made it is only ques- tion of short time until the entire system will be completed. This week, the big steean ditcher, which does the work of about 50 men, is rapidly blow ing up Main street, digging the ditch in which the sewer pipes are to be laid. Just as soors as this is completed the laying of the water mains will begin.
 The route which has been covered by the sewesr pipes is as follows:
 Sullenberger street from out fall line
 From the Septic tank up the Grisby ford road.
 Oak street., from First to Sullen- berger.
 Walnut street, from First to Sullen- berger.
 Third stre ct, from Oak to Stanley.
 Stanley st rect from Oak to Olive.
 Olive to locust on First street.
 The pipes being laid on Main street will go from First street to Mill street
 About fifty men are now employed on the work.t
Malvern daily record., 1917-07-24
GET THE OFFICIAL DRAFT LIST

The official draft lists being prepared and will be mailed to the Governors of the different today will be ready distribution
 to the Spring County be drafted will be published in these counI All touching the drafting this County will be through the of both the Dai y Record list that has published throughout the contained absolutely Watch columns proceedings of County Exemption
Malvern daily record., 1917-07-24
PARTY FOR
 MISS ETHEL SLATER

Mrs. Guy Slater entertained Mon- day afternoon to celebrate the 10th birthday of her daughter, Ethel.
 About fifty young friends were pres ent to participate in the festivities of the afternoon.
 Many dainty gifts were presented the little hostess.
 After an afternoon of merriment 3 refreshing ice course was served which added materially to the enjoyment of the occasion.
Malvern daily record., 1917-07-24

Horses and Mules suitable for grad ing work on c;antonment. Will sell reasonable and give terms, to respon- sible parties. Wages $6.50 to $9.50 per day. FOSrrER-HOLCOMB INV. GO. Clifford, Ar k. 7-21c-W 7-19
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
Kitchen Shower

Among the delightful affairs that
have complimented Miss Barksdale
tduring the week was the kitchen
shower Friday afternoon at the home
OF Miss Sailie Lee Shelton On Will
liam street. Easter lilies IN boun-
teous bouquets made the decorations
for the reception rooms. Pink and
white feature the wedding colors.
There was contest entitled Her
Kitchen. IL the cut for the fayors
Miss Corinne Barksdale won and
was presented with pretty granite
pitcher tied with pink bow. Mrs.
Talmage Newton won The guest
prize which was hemstitehed emp
towel
Miss Barksdale wore pretty mid
summer frock Of green embroidered
wolfe and wore a becoming pink
hat.
IN the kitchen the guests rallied
10 see the shower which was &c
preelpitate kitchen utensils. A
large dishpan served as refleetor,
and a miniature bride dressed in
the symbols of kitcheilware made
the center piece. The Following
rhyme describes Ter makeup:
| am bride. not bride to he.
And that / am useful you'll agree.
OF kitchen utensils am made,
From ten cent store of highest grade
Behold my fate, it's but fake,
But comes in fine for mixing cake,
Ny hair youll think an ugly crop,
In fact. it's only a nice dish mop.
A potato masher / have for feet,
And potatoes mashed are good 10
eat.
Instead of arms two forks you'll
find,
They viii not bend. but doE't mind.
Last, but not least. my drapery is
white,
But drying dishes viii prove all
right
Therefore as bride come to you.
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hieh she seemed duly thankful.

which she seemed dalY Vhanhiui.
There we're nineteen ladies' and
twlve Children present. The dinner
consisted Of country sausage, ham
chicken. salmon in various forms,
salads of several kinds. including
fruit salad prepared by Mrs. currys
daughter, Mrs. Bessie Garrin. There
were pies of every kind and color
and cakes galore, stuffed eggs,
pickles. and even bread was proyid-
ed that no cooking should be done
1t was a delightful spread The
birthday cake, baked by Mrs Gar
win, was thing Of beauty. Crown
ing the center of the table was q
large white marshmallow cake sur
rounded by fifty-three candles of six
colors which gave added beauty to
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Society
By Miss Matte Middleton.
Personnel in Rhyme.


Miss Willie soweil. one Of tire
WORKERS OF the elementary depart
nant Of the G. r. Sunday school.
gave personnel in rhyme. q each
member OF the department. The
following poem composed By Miss
Sowell was read at the luncheon on
Monday evening. when the werK-
ers entertained at the church
ITO the elementary lady teachers 1
offer this roast,
Not In eloquent language Of which
| would boast,
Eus in words that Inc simple.
artIess and plain,
III reveal q few facts, and May
call some names
FIRST, the life OF these teachers ISM
all play.
We work at it more tasan one hour
one day.
With visiting and phoning ana
records to keep,
Ii takes d little time every aay N
the week.
One thing we teachers every week
must miss,
Considered By many the essence OF
bliss.
The Sunday morning nap which we
want ON. SO bad,
By an Son time teacher, can never
be had.
II We ever turn over this nap to
take,
We hear a voice saying that makes
us wake.
Ii repeats DER and Ger. In a voice
soft and fine,
.You teachers remember you must
come at nine"
SO then we arise In big hurry too,
Tor most of us have household
dgfles to do,
we 90 Ia rush, have no time %
palmp.
40 matter ii we're anxious our stray
leeks to crimp.
Cur feeings ere seldom considered
ii ever.
Ne teachers go in all Kinds or
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
MacDowell ,slusic Club

The Mcdowell Music club met at
Sims library Friday afternoon with
Mrs. J. Lee Penn presiding Mrs.
TT. H. Cheatham was elected dele
gate to the state federation of music
clubs and Mrs. f. II. Hines was
made alternate The club viii con-
solidate the next two lessons in one,
as the last meeting as outlined in
the year book will conflict with the
state federation of music clubs which
! meets in Dallas in May. Mrs. John
G. Bradley will represent the club
OH the program at the district meet
| ing in Cleburne She viii give her
number on presidents evening, Mrs.
! Homer Chapman was received into
the MacDowell club. Mrs. r. H.
! Cheatman is the teacher for the pres
ent course and made the lesson very
! interesting. Musical appreciation is
the subject A very interesting fea-
ture OF the afternoons meeting was
a review of the Musical American,
weekly magazine which Mcdowell
| club places in Sims library. The re-
view was given by Miss Ivy Cheat
ham. One OF the points of interest
was an account of the demonstration
given at the Metropolitan opera
house on the evening war was de-
clared with Germany Ambassador
Gerard being present called for
cheers to the president, The orehes-
ira played Star spangled Banner"
five times. and great patriotism pre-
vailed, The orchestra conductor is
an Austrian. Mrs L. NJ. Hines gave
a complete description Of Fugue.
Miss Alta Price gave piano Illus
tration from Bach. Miss Annie
Sawyer gave a vocal number from
rosii's Goodbye" She was ac-
companied by Mrs Walter Grow
Miss Sawyer has sweet voice and
her number vas appreciated. Miss
Ruby Cheek III a pleasing manner
gave clean" by Eurleigh, accom-
panied by Miss Johnnie Belle York.
aias Ruby Eosg illustrated Folk
land Art Song b. Annie Laurie" and
Sctubers's ssrenade. Both were
We.l rendered accompanied by Miss
Jewel MeDade
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weather,
Since street cars are late and
crowded too,
we walk ..alinping along as some
Of us 90.
10 teachers meeting once a
month we must 20.
And it is strange. but I want you
to know.
It always happens to fall on the
night,
We've planned something else. oh
then what plight.
For instance the phone rings, tbs
Lucille and Ruth's fate.
They have to turn down the incest
OF dates
TO the picture show Lane wanted
Sarah to 60,
And Mabel had planned to write
to her beau.
Laura Sue and Lois were planning
TO cram
In order to get by those dreadful
..emams''
and Ona after finishing a well
written theme,
Planned to return early and rest
so 1t seems.
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Knowles, and
Mrs. Jordan too.
The helpers do all they are able
to do.
Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Payne gladly
assist in the work.
And Helen. being asked to paint
records couldn't shirk.
Mrs. McWhirter. Mrs. Hogan. our
superintendent are fine,
uf they'd only quit saying you
must come at nineD.
Mrs. Wiicher believe is a little
too quiet.
They told me If | weren't absent
minded. I'd be all right.
Mrs. Newton talks entirely too
loud.
Miss Kate, OF the cradle roll, is
awfully proud.
Mrs. Mcpherson being new. her
faults yet we don't see,
And Beulah TO q teachers meeting
never can be.
Addie Lee teaches and sneezes by
turns.
Nevertheless her supils listen and
learn.
serna. who receives an A. 3. at
near date.
Has recently learned that LATE
spells late.
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Birthday Dinner.

Tuesday morning was bright and
beautiful and at 1890 the ladies' of
oyilla community, by previous ar
rangement. began assembling at
the home of Mr. Bill Curry. IT being
Mrs. Curry's birthday. Each lady
brought some faxorite dish. and by
1880 all were there and II was a
happy surprise to Mrs. Curry. Some
remembered her also with gifts for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
EibIc Class Organized

Thursday AFT raoen the ladies on
West Main sirest mel with Mrs. wv.
4. Witherspoon and organized
Bible class to De known as the
West Main Street Bible scasa. the
meetings to be held every Thursday
at 1890 O'Clock. The officers elected
were: Mrs. r. G. Weaver. presi-
dent; Mrs. Will Moore. secretary:
Mrs. Baker. teacher; Mrs. McDuf-
file, assistant teacher.
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I'M prove yonr faithful servant too
Refreshments consisted OF Ice tea
with fruit salad. olives, cherry and
nut sandwiches.
Thirty-eight guests were present,
A cook book made OF mating and
tied with tulle contained the favorite
recipe of each guset and friend Of
the honor guest.
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The scene. When all vas ready Mrs,
Curry was the first to enter the din
Ing room. She was followed by the
older ladies'. only enc young lady
eating at the first table, and MIR.
Curry at the head There were
three tables served and a small tn
BILE placed in the yard for the little
ones 50 they would not have to tire
of waiting and hothering the moth
ers. One Of the ladies' attended to
them while the older ladies ate. Al
ter the dinner the ladis were pre-
scented with one Of the fifty-three
candles as @ souvenir of the oecas-
ion, which will long be remembered
by all. A GUEST.
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Mrs. Tom Herring Entertains.

The home OF Mr. and Mrs. T.
N. Herring was pleasantly open
ed 10 a merry bunch OF young peo-
pie on last Tuesday evening. Five
hundred was the pastime for the
evening and was greatly enjoyed un-
til late hour when delicious
course Of pimepto sandwiches, OIL
ives, cake and punch was served.
The guests expressed tAeir en-
joyment OF this delightful evening
end hope that the hospitality viii
soon be repeated. -Thorndale Mes
senger.
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Mrs. g. Z. f,amnon and u

Mrs. e. f. Cannon and Mrs r
A. Chapman left Friday morning ID.
Tulsa, Okla, Mrs. Chapman will Fsi
her sons, Fred Chapman and lin
Chapman. and Mrs. Cannon vii
visit her son. Ross Cannon. They
also will be guests of their brother
Robert Mcfarland.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14

Miss Elsa Mccartney suffered /
fracture OF the right arm last N
day afternoon when she vas crank
ing her Ford car. She is FsaTias
the injured member in a spia'et|
and has suffered some pain and qpa4
a bit of inconvenience, not psla5
able to use her right arm.
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Read the Light for the news.
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Read the Light for the lsEi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-25

900 lucorpora'or s. J.. FmbIp. a.
B Faub.o and u a Faublc. aIl OF
Shawnee
OkmuIgoc Brick company Okmui.
gee. capital stock $4,000 lnc1rpora
tors " B Pine ! " Hammond.
and G. " Mabry all of OkmuIrec.
Federal Refining Company. Tulsa'
capital stock $4,000 lucorporators.
B J. BrookIus A. g. Parker and j T..
Burke. 400 OF Tulsa.
Leaf River on company. Tulsa cap.
ital took $4,000 lucorporuor- g.
A. Earns. Robert Wilson and Morse
Garrett uIl of Tulsa
McrIeunauGr.lun Company Okmul
gee. capital stock $4,000 lucurpora
tors J.mos Mcclcuuuu Quiu'ou. r.
II NcBay'r aud r Griffin. both
of Ohmu.rce
Carpcut. Ol company SkIatuok
capital took 10000 lu,urpUrl1r
g T. Holt #c..a. Tul %. T.. A. OGrIu
Shai.ok and Mont Carpenter Broken
Arrow
Foreign vc.lc Mines Corporation
Missouri
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-25

Bowel regularity is the secret of
good health bright eyes. clear com.
plrAinns and nr Kings New Life pills
are mild and gentle laxative that
regulates the bowels and relieves the
'onfoslcd Iniostincs by removing the
accumulated wastes without gripping
Take a pin before retiring and that
heavy head. that dun prIng fcycr feel
ing disappears Get Dr. Kings New
life Pills at your druggist 25c.
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tion the previous day when he drank a
quantity of poisonous disiniectant Par.
Far shot himself In the right side with
% uotguu this morning and before he
was discovered he tried TO Kill him.
self by s.ashing his throat with ra-
zOr
Parker shot himself while lying IN
bed, where he was confined as a result
OF drinking the disiutectant. He push.
ed the trigger Of the shotgun with his
toe After Parker had washed the
blood from his hands he tried to cut
his throat with the razor.
Three weeks ago the state board of
elections named l. lsaacsou 10 succeed
Parker as chairman Of the Sebastian
county board on the representation
that Parker was too III to resign. Par.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-25

You occasionally see It stated that
colds do not result from cold weather.
That is rank foollshness Were Il true
coulds would De as prevalent IN mid.
summer 1853 in mIdwintor The microbc
that causes colds hourishcs In damp.
cold weather To get rid OF q cold
table ChamherlaIn's Cough Remedy. II
is rncciual and Is highly recommended
10y people who have used Il for many
Years as occasion required and know
It's real value. Obuinablc everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-25
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WILL IMPROVE
RiIL Service
{ S----CU7 SCHEDULE WILL
ELIMINATE DELAYS. GEORGE Z.
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sCtE7 BELIEVES

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ker refused to relinQuish the place
and lsaacson withdrew.
Parker is a son of the late Isaac
Parker "ho gained national fame as
judge of the United States district
court OF western Arkansas when that
tribunal had jurisdiction over the In.
dian territory The elder PIrker won
the appellation of the hanging Judge"
by reason Of the fact that he sent
more than eighty men to the gallows,
most OF them convicted Of crimes com
mitted in the territorial side OF his
district.
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Continued from Page Eleven

Lyccum theatre Saturday afternoon by
Miss B Sykes Following the per
formancr the guests we're entertained
st tea at the Peabody cafe The tea
table was decorated witu a green and
gold color scheme cluster of Iouquils
and ferns being arranged Boo vases
Minta were in paper IonpuiI cup and
thr favor were Sl Patrick sAlmrucks.
tipped with gold and ombo HDd with
verses. thp FIRST letters of nh, lines
name Tiny midget dancer Wrre at
tsh'd t1 tbr pac. card. Those pre-
cni were Miss l0u kwUcy Harold
Trimmer Miss Mildred SrHHl.muycr
Cooper Douu and N..r Kathleen
aud lH'al Doyle
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WouId Save Espen,,.

Veil doctor ut got 90 die. die
rontenict My life insurance Is ten
tuusand tolars"
u think, with the aid ot stImulants
! can keep YOU alive for q week long.
cr"
'pond't do Il. doctor Der premium
comes due der day after tomorrow q"
Boston Evening Transcript
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-25
SULPHUR LEAGUE ACTIVE.
Civic Organization Has Been Formed
BY Women In NearbY Town.

sulphur okla March q THE drt
undertaking. oi the sulphur Chamber
of Commerce was the organization of
the women of sulphur into civic
League w au auxiliary to the Chamber
of Commerce The league Iu tho tom
days ot its existence h1s started t
number off lrtiy.tir. which VIIl be- of
great benefit to sulphur The city
garden plan WAS taken up by th,
league This viii br the means oi
hpWut.iyIug me vacant lots and win
lrauruatc the spirit ut thrift among
those taking part ON Good Road
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-25
Sign Of Good olues,lOn.

When you see a cheerful and happy
lady you may know that she has good
dieestion. II your digestion is i'm.
paired or II you do not relish your
meals take dose OF Chamberlaln's
Tablets. They strengthen the stom.
ach, improve the digestion and cause
a gentle movement Of the bowels Oh.
tainablc everywhere.
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following reports Of German activities
near here and all fords and bridges
TO Mexico are being watched for de-.
serters and Germans.
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Troons Guardinn Dam

III Paso, Texas March 2i- Regular
troops have been sent 10 guard the
Elephant Butte dam in New Mexico.
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Operators Wnl nc n.
SUICIDE EFFORTS FUTILE

Son Of Hanging Judge Tries Three
Times 10 XIII Himself
Fort smith Ark. March a. James
j. Parker, an attorney prominent in
republican political circles. made two
unsuccessful attempts 10 commit sui.
eide at Ibis home here, following am
unsuccessful attempt at self destruc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-25

Ardmoreite want ads: the best ad.
yertising medium.
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FALLING TREE KILLS SEVEN.

" -T' '''NTN Ut NNIH W TTdTT TW
Washington Injured.
Astoria, Wash, March PA fall.
ing tree, blown over by windstorm.
fell on a work train on a logging road
near Gray's river, Wash. Seven work.
men on the train were killed and
thirteen were injured, according To- re-.
ports brought here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-25

6Si is The Ardmorei,e's Job de.
partment phone.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-12-14
WILL BURN MORTGAGE

Atlanta, Ga, December 13.-Next
Saturday night, November IS, the
congregation of the Baptist Taber-
nacle will spend their knees in pray
er for the fund being raised by popu-
lar subscription to pay off the debt
of $4,000 which hangs over the
church building.
When the fund has been raised the
mortgage will be paid and will be
burned with imposing ceremonies,
which it is hoped will be held on
Christmas day. Several weeks ago
the congregation sent out more than
$4,000 letters to friends throughout
the city, state and United States, ask
ing them to give ST each to help pay
the debt The plan was to burn the
mortgage on Thanksgiving Day.
Thousands of dollars have been re-
celved, coming from all parts of the
country, but the goal is not yet reach
The Baptist Tabernacle is an insti-
tutional church near the heart of the
city. 1t was established by DR.. Len
q. Broughton, who built the new
plant and left it under heavy debt.
The new pastor, Rev. J. w. Ham, has
refused to accept any stated salary
until the debt is paid, and is devoting
his energies to the task.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-12-14
EXECUTIVE BOARD WOMAN'S
CLUB HELD MEETING

The Executive Board of the Wo-
mans Club met at the home of Mrs.
J. B. Wall Wednesday afternoon to
take action on the suspension of work
i'll order to give all members, (prac-
tically all of whom are members of
the Red Cross all mite necessary for
the work of the Red Cross Chapter.
After discussion the board voted
unanimously to adjourn the club until
the first Wednesday in March, with
the exception of the New Years re-
ception which will be under the di-
rection of the music committee. The
standing committees however, are
subject to the call of the president or
executive board at all times when the
necessity for action arises.
(Slgned) Mrs. Lon Dickey,
Recording Secretary.