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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
BacznOSC.

JTWAGA. Sklad ~drobiazgow, cukier-'
k6w, papieros6w i ~galanteryi z powo-
du w~ojskowosci sprzedam, mato wpia-
ty, wielka sposobnosc ola ludzi pyzne-
sowych, ktorZy chca zrobic maJateh' u
teres ~istnieje przeszlo Is lat.
Nowy brick 6X4. rent rocznie s1104 2
(ym d{ugiem Zamienie "a dobra far
mrnss , bez r62nicy W jakich stanach. be-
die farma. Nowy brick 3H4, rent rocz-
ME 1904 z malym dluSiem, zamienie "a
farme lub poza miasto, z powodu ME-
zdrowia.
PRICK AKA w dobrej okolicy z mafym
Iiueiem. EamIenie "a salon. grosernte 4
skiaG cukierk6w, Tub jaki byznes.
Kto che. zropic jaka zmiane ma farme
Tub jaki lnteres. prose- sic zstosie'
e. KILANOWSKI& e. JAKIEL
1924 N. Robey Str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

notowano II wypadkow, Z kto-
rych 16 okazaio sic f~atalnymi W
skutkach.
Madryt, 8. pazdz. - Kilka wy
padk6w azyatyckiej cholery skon
statowano w Wiedniu i kilka wy
padk6w Smierci ma te chorobe juz
zanotowano - mowia depesze Z
Wiednia.
CZECHO-SLOWACY ME
WEJDA DO ~GABINETU.
Amsterdam, 3. pazdz. - Przy-
wodcy Czecho-Slowakow w par
lamencie austryackim odrzucili
stanowczo propozycye przy}acze-
MA sic do koalicyjnego gabinetu
w Wiedniu - donosi depesza do
Frankfurckiej Gazety.
HERTLING UDEKORO-
WANY.
Amsterdam, 8. pazdz. - Cesarz
Wilhelm udzielil hr. Hertlingowi,
kt6ry pred kilku dniami zrezyg-
nowal Z urzedu kanclerza panstwa
niemieckiego, Orderu Czarnego.
Orla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
zvsziym miesiacr
R T
A SUFRAzYZM.

Washington, 8. pazdz. - Sena-
terry demokratyczni, ktorzy
wczoraj g}osowali przeciw pro-
Jektowi sufrazyzmu ME okazali
ami ma chwile zalu pod tym wzgle
dem. gdyz wediug ich opinii, byl
to jedyny dla Mich ratunek ola
rtrzymania sic ma krzeSle sena-
torskiem. Niektorzy z mich jedna-
kowoz przyznali, re przez poste-
pek ich partya demokratyczna
straci kontrole W kongresie przez
utrate wiele giosow w Stanach,
gdzie sufrazyzm jest zaprowadzo-
ny. ale rownoczeSnie twierdzili,
re w razie gdyby giosowali "a
poprawka konstytucyjna, to z pc
w~noSciaby utracili swe urzedy
senatorskie. Senator Jones, pre-
yes wydzia}u mad sufrazyzmem
7awiadomi}, re bedzie sic staral
przediozyc sprawe sufrazyzmu
scnatowi pred 4 marca, ale w
kazdym razie ME pred wyborami
l;stopadowymi. Obie partye ko-
bet, ma nowQ rozpoczefy swa wal
Ike z swymi oponentami. Wszy-
stkie prezeski z poszczeg0lnych
Stanow zjechaly sic ma narade W
Waszyngtonie, ably sic wywie-
dice, kto byi powodem i co jest
powodem tax skutecznej opozy.
cyl, a take uplanowac ma przysz-
lose Gala kampanie izby pred ro-
~zej5ciem sic senatu sprawe sufra-
zyzmu po mySli przeprowadzic.
KOMENDANT SZKOEY LOT
NICZEJ ZABITY.
Mineola, N. Y, 8. pazdz. - Ma
jor Written J. East, komendant
szkoiy lotniczej pod naz. Mi
chell Field" zostai ma miejscu "a
b;ty, gdy automobil jego z powo-
dow nieznanych przewrocil sic W
drodze do szkoiy.
HURLEY PLANUJE WYBU-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

Jonathan Jabika
Duae, soczyste, dojrza-
It, tylko tuzin ola odbior-
cy. Me w~ypemiamy Ia
m6wien poczta nj telefo-
mem. Sztuka
lC
0a1ap,a,t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

Zgrabne Lingerie Bluzki z Lawns
i Voiles W okoio 80 styl.. zwycZal-
ME szyte. haftowane, ubierane lad
nemi koronkami i wkfadamL wyso-
kie i niskie szyie, MARY 80 do 49,
70 Sl.00.
Hafbowane Jap jedwabie, Novel
ty Voiles, pleknc haftowane moae-
10 W ka5dym znanym odcelniu, AK
lax cielisty, maize, btay, zoity l
limo kolory, wysoke / nishe ofex-
ty n szyt, MARY SO do A, po
Basement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
All Men Not Liars.

The following article in the Oil Trade
journal is of interest. as it concerns two
local men Associated with Crowell 4
Cant is y. H. Feagin of Ardmore A
well being drilled in a lot referred 10
in this article is nearly down to the
sand ana offsetting u well making 5000
barrels per day.
The article follows
Evidence disproving that "all men are
liars is found in connection with the
leasing of the Merrman Baptist church
lot near the Merriman school house.
Noting the success achieved by War.
rem Wagner with his school lot, Crowell
& CAN'T, oil producing firm from Ard
more Okla. made a verbal agreement
with the deacons of the MIerriman
church to lease the church lot, compris-
ing two and one-half acres for a consid.
GRAFTON of $4,000 to be paid out of the
first oil, together with an eighth roy
atty. Before a written agreement had
been executed or any money paid to
binl the bargain, it is claimed that
Warren Wagner offered the deacons a
cash bonus of $4,000 for the lease.
The deacons turned down the offer and
stood by their verbal agreement. 1t is
stated that after the lease had been
executed, signed. sealed and delivered
that CrOwl q Can't felt so elated over
the fact that the men had stood by
them that they volunteered to pay the
church $4,000 addition from the sale Of
the oil. or a total of $4,000. There is
no chance for anyone TO lease the grave.
yard and organize the Graveyard Oil
CO." as Crowell Il CAN'T tied that up
with the church lot lease, so that while
they could not drill in the cemetery no
one else could. In eastern oil fields To-
cations near a graveyard were always
considered lucky. An argument that
might be advanced for drilling in a
cemetery is that the people most likely
to be disturbed by the operations would
not be in a position to do any kicking.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
Junkers Threaten to Drown
More Allied People Blood
FPeace Terms Are NotMet

Amsterdam, Oct. S.-Commentins
on the address by Prince Maximil-
ian, the new German imperial chan
cellor the Tageblatt OF Berlin says
"All Germany or at any rate that
great, honest and good Germany
which is imperishable. feels that
Prince MaXimilian, in accordance
with his duty as man and as a
servant of his people, has done what
is right and necessary. Why haven't
we learned earlier to know our
scves?"
A sample OF pan-Germanic COM
ment may be found in the editorial
printed on Sunday by the Lokal
Anzeiger, defiantly announcing that
the German people will to the last
drop OF blood fight those whose aim
is to dictate humiliating peace.
"Unbroken stands our front on
enemy land,' the statement says.
I'VE shall be able to defend our
selves more easily from an entente
attack than from Russia, whose
millions yainly threatened US tor
three years. Many 4 llourishing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09

as possible in newspapers, moving
picture shows, school h IL e 5 .
churches, etc.
Call For Nurses.
A call has come from Ft. Sill,
Lawton, for nurses to aid in stamp
ing out the epidemic there. Mrs.
Sayre calls attention to the fact that
those who took the course in ele-
mentary hygiene few months ago
are eligible to answer this call.
Pupils Better Off In School.
The City Board of Education has
not yet held a meeting since the
influenza made its appearance in
Ardmore. Superintendent Richards
this afternoon said that he is send
ing to each one of his principals a
supply OF printed rules or precau-
tions relative to the disease pre-
pared by Surgeon General Gorgas,
and instructing them TO have these
placed on the blackboard that the
pupils may learn them. In substance
they are the same as those being dis
tributed by the Red Cross.
There have not been enough
cases among the pupils and people
connected with the schools 10 war
rant alarm. There are very few
pupils who are i'll OF influence. In
view OF the fact that the pupils are
under the close observation OF the
teacher and are in we'll ventilated
rooms perhaps better ventilated than
most homes and the fact that child
known to have cold, sore throat
or having the slightest symptoms OF
illness similar to influenza is inn
sent home, | am con-
vinced that the children Of Ardmore
are better off in the school rooms
than they would be if the schools
were closed when they would likely
be more easily exposed. In addi-
ton to the other precaution, only
filtered water is used in the school,
each pupil is required to bring his
own drinking cup and he is not al
Owed to lend it under any circum-
stances. | am sure that parents
who may have become alarmed will.
after careful consideration of the
precautions we are taking, agree
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09

countryside must be laid waste and
hundreds OF thousands Of lives must
be sacrificed by the enemy if this
maximum OF our concessions does
not suffice them"
The newspaper somewhat peremp-
torily advises President Wilson to
realize "the superhuman response
bility placed upon his shoulders" ,"
and in magesterial tones, hopes "he
will prove himself worthy Of this
terrible responsible hour"
The Vienna Reichspost writes:
president Wilson is now given
an opportunity to prove his fitness
to be world arbiter. Restoration
of peace depends upon the sincerity
of his will to do justice and estab-
lish new order that excludes OPP
preston and establishes real and
lasting peace. The fate of humanity
has been placed in his hands. May
the president OF the great North
American republic, conscious of
this terrible responsibility. show
himself worthy of the historic task
that may cover his name with inn
perishablc glory"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
DENISON ASKS
ADMORE'S AID
IN FLU EPIDEMIC
CONTINUED From Page u

and throat are scattered in the air.
Avoid crowds as much as possible,
including moving picture places,
theaters and other assembly halls.
When feasible avoid crowded street
cars.
When sneezing or coughing, place
your handkerchief before your nose
and mouth.
Make sure that you are properly
clothed, i'll accordance with vary
ing changes in temperature, prev
alent at this time OF the year.
Fresh air is always good. Keep
your bed room windows wide open,
and secure as much sleep as posi-
bic.
Keep the digestive organs in good
condition.
Drink water freely.
Avoid common drinking cups,
common towels and similar utensils.
Wash your hands frequently.
Use a mild antiseptice as a nose
spray or as mouth gargle, especial
ly it your throat is sore or there
is tendency to sneezing.
Ii you have cold use utensils
for your personal use exclusively,
or il YOU are in contact with one SO
affected be careful not to handle
utensils used by them.
Consult family physician at first
onset of symptoms suggestive OF in
fluenza.
Spread this information as much
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
BREWERS AND LIQUOR
INTERESTS ACCUSED
OF HIGH CRIMES
CONTINUED From Page II

official organ alter the sinking o
the Lusitania and other simila
German atrocities.
Many of Them Convicted.
"(5) That the United States
Brewers Association and certain in
dividual brewers and brewery cor
porations have been convicted, plead
guilty or nolo contendere to charge,
of violation of federal corrupt prac-
tices act and other criminal laws
and paid several hundreds OF
thousands OF dollars in fines and
penalties.
go That the national German
American alliance was financed in
part by the brewers association and
individual brewers and liquor deal
erS.
"(5) That the brewers associa-
ton, through organization whose
identity has been concealed, such as
the so-called National Association
of Commerce and Labor, Manufac-
turers and Dealers Association, Bus
mess Mems Association, Taxpayers
League, home rule and other organ
izationS have made political sur
veyS relating to the attitude OF
candidates for Office and how they
could be influenced and controlled
in the interest OF the liquor traffic.
x Said organization and indi-
yiduals also have encouraged the
starting of strikes in dry territory
and instigated local troubles in
shops and factories whose owners
and managers favored prohibition.
Alleged ProGerman.
40 That the brewery trade and
liquor traffic is pro-German in its
sympathy
Documents in possession OF the
alien property custodian, the attor.
ney general Of Texas, federal district
attorney at Pittsburg, Detroit and
Austin, Texas, together with the
German-American Alliance organ
and German newspapers were cited
as evidence by Senator Jones. He
said the war department intelligence
service has other evidence of "braz-
EN- methods" of liquor interests to
corrupt electorates and public OF
ficials.
Other charges made by Senator
Jones against the liquor interests in
,luded:
Employment OF men TO dominate
abor organizations; attempts indi-
'ectly to subsidizc newspapers, mag
zines and other periodicals; pay
nent Of Texas voters poll tax and
institution of boycotts against mer-
,hants, manufacturers, railroads
md business men opposed to the liq- |
Tor traffic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
AcceptanceofC German Peace
Note WouldLeaue Hun Victor
Is Warning In US. Senate

/ doubt that the allies will not grant
an armistice until they are assured
Germany is going to quit carrying
on war worse than the Sioux Indians
or the South African natives"
Attention was called by Senator
Borah to 4 speech by President vii
son in which he said the United
States could not deal with the gov
ernments Of the central empires be-
cause they were without honor, and
added:
1--WE cannot come to term with
them, but they must come to us"
Senator Lodge said: II do not be q.
leve the President has the slight.
est thought OF agreeing to any arm
iStice at this time. | cannot imagine
it.
"While we have no right to settle
the form of the German govern
ment or that Of anybody else, we dd
have the right that when we nego-
tate we do it with somebody who
does not regard treaties as scraps
of paper
Recognition by the President Of
the Czecho-Slovaks was pointed to
by Senator Lodge as reason why
the present proposal could not be
considered
1--WE are committed to that Ma
ton he said. "Are we going to
leave them under Austrian OppreS-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
OFFICIAL ICE BREAKER
IS NEW u. S. JOB

New York, Oct. S.-Frederick d.
Underwood, president of the Erie
railroad, has been appointed of
fetal ice breaker OF the port of
New York by the war department,
it was announced here today by the
state fuel administrator. He will
clear the way for coal barges, should
the bay and river become ice-bound.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
70 REGISTRANTS
TO CAMP CODY
OCTOBER 21-26

The local exemption board this
morning received a call for 75 regis
trants TO entrain for Camp Cody,
Deming, New Mexico, between Oct
Fl and 20. These must be men in
Class /, and physically fit for gen
eral military service. The notice to
the men will go out today to hold
themselves in readiness. They will
be practically the same q called to
entrain Oct. 8. which call was can
celled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
HELP WIN THE WAR.

YOUR JUNK WANTED. THE ARD
MORE JUNK COMPANY is IN Posi-.
TION TO PAY HIGHEST PRICES
FOR YOUR OLD IRON AND METAL
OF ALL KINDS. ROPE. RAGS. ETC.
NO LOT TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL
FOR US no HANDLE ON SHORT NO.
TICE. WRITE OK WIRE FOR
PRICES. WE WANT YOUR BuSi.
NESS. PHONE S07. ARDMORE JUNK
COMPANY. II NORTH CADDO. ARD.
MORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
NOTICE.

To Whom It May Concern:
This is to advice that l will make ap-
plication to Hon. r. L. Williams, Gov
ernor of Oklahoma, for parole, after
thirty days from publication of this no
tice. l was tried la the district court
at Ardmore in September. 1914. upon a
charge of manslaughter and given twen-
ty years. Those desiring to protest may
sovera themselves accordingly.
(SignedJ CHARLES BROWN.
Him Applicant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
Prince Alexander is General.

Corfu, Sunday, October S-Prince
Alexander OF Serbia has been pro-
NOTED to the rank of general by
King Peter in recognition OF his
victories during the Macedonian OF
fensive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
Exemption Board Asks
Volunteers For Clerical Work

The local exemption board is ask
ing for ten volunteers for tomor-
row, men who are good penmen,
to assist in the large amount OF
work coming before the board and
which must be dispatched at once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09

''''''''7 . '''''
ms statements III lIIe senate ycS'e'
day, Senator Hitchcock OF Nebras-
ka said:
AN armistice would mean the
end forever Of any additional mil
itary effort. | have faith that Glenn
enceau. the tiger Of France-the
greatest man in many respects OF the
present time-and the seer Of Wales.
that great ,tatesman-Premier Of
England-wjll be alert to protest
against any such unwisc step.
"Germany would come out vic
tor lust As She went into it. If we
accented this offer. Alsace Lorraine
vould still be in German bonds,
Poland still would be enslaved. Ser
bians and Bohomians in Austria still
wouId he under the Austrian yoke,
Russia although evacuated. still
world he at fine mercy OF Germany.
II world leave France and Belgium
unindemnifjed. if would leave Con-
sfatinonIe stratcgically the most i'm
nortant MORT ntbe world in CONNER
c;a1 lines with Asia. still dominated
bv the un,peakable Turk and leave
the German and Turkish alliance
sill intact"
Senator Hitchcock of the Foreign
Relations Committee. here interrupt
ed Senator Poindcxtcr to ask:
"Is the senator not omitting a
very jmportant condition? That is
what the nations making the offer
arr. anneoring TO accept fourteen
terms laid down bv the President in
his address Of January g. and again
laid down a, modified later i'm Feb
mary and again in his New York
sneerh DO NOT the fourteen condi-
ions include restoration and indem-
of Relpium and return TO
France of Alsace-Lorrainc :"
Did the President say that" Mi
nority Leader Lodge interiectcd.
81 think that can at least be in
ferred " Senator Hitchcock replied.
po;ndexter Points Out Danger.
Senator PoindeXter declared that
Senator Hitchcock's statement it
so,f indicated che DANGEROUS and in
sidious character OF the support
given TO the evacuation propoSltioh'
II an armiStice were granted nc
said Germany unconquerea army
would WithdrdS to ITS own DOfderS'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09

that there is little or no cause for
apprehension, that it is not neces-
sary at this time to close the schools
and that the children are actually
better of in school,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09

On account of the enormous task
OF keeping the people in Mybozone,
the greatest known remedy as pre-
ventive for Spanish Flu, our store
will be open until II p. m, every
night except Sunday.
y MYERS-BOYD DRUG CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
OIL. GEoLIGIsT MAKES GOOD.
Mid.C0niineni---

OH bfOiipiHi "
.,..od
The accompanying HI''''' on
IN the September huinp'' VI ''''
Trade journal 'oncerhlnE !n' 49,,
email success made by r. 'u'u9 .7.,,, o'''
locating in the last le" He'iS ',l n'',''
large oil pools, Wmch' III t'' 'eh ?
conscrvatiNely are worm ~,
millions OF dollars ana ~ "i
terest to many OF Ihe Ai"'''o.'',y ,,o,.
ers as Mr. foh5 has many VAIN
sonal friends in this ''ll. IA ,l''N 'V.
nection il is stated that MI "''7
duced a number of ms Nroilo,' u ~ ',I
to invest a few thousand "o"'I7 VIZ
him in the taking up oil le"S's ''' "''i''
is now the Billings field, reier''" 10 49,
the accompanying aIu'.e' '''o r,,,
est was taken 10y Perry D. MaN"e" anu
Arthur Straehley ana Is HoN ',,.,.,,I
ed by stock i'm the lluI''P"' ''' ,.a
cum Co.. the dividends on VIM"
yielding each year seVeful t'IheS '''' -
ital investment.
The feature Of the story IS 'I!e iu't
that MI Fohs, feeling Er"''lu' 'O' '
aid he received as strusE'"S SCIo ,+,'
hoy back i'm Kentucky Wheh MI' 10
wells uncle, Pres Maxwell "SS'S''u u,
young boy in getting throuEh S'i,oo'
worked very hard to lnou'e Mr. M'>
well and Straehley To make lle lhNeS.
ment, telling them il was the Su'eS'
gamble he knew, and That he le.t SURF
he was about to open up Dig lielu'
The article follows ,, po,ro
The Success Of +. Julius f0hs' re'ro-
leum GeOl0gist.
,..,,... ,,.,..a to find oil why
., .,.,,,,. of il binselfo" is a
""e. m. a., ,,o ou fields This
'"S ,,,tG or ,oon,. alleged oil locat-
,,.it,, 1fttIo walnut knobs
o's' r,,.i,od tv,ios. of others who
H,"oN V'i ,.',...o.,. , ,,ersonal magnet
cci,it,. fo,. ,,otrolelm that
ISM VI .. ,,..,. tho forl,ed twig
t''S nm ,,aIf , milo under-
" r,,o,. ,.oro others who had
E'ou',u' ,,,.,.o.i,,s little ma.
IA, ,,..,., .,,,nnosad to set up
chiheS ""'0'' .'.,,.,,, ,,,,.riod over the
" VI Ism - L,ir,lIv there
H"D''' ..,,Il,,,,, ,roolosiets
"Vte ,'..l,,,,'. .,., natroIeum geo.
ui'''' Ct },. ,,. ,be average oil
i"sS N'' ,,I,o, ,,,oro,narcv or q
ma" ~ ,,rotl,e, he was
lriuu, ,,,,at Is u.os - sci. /
peH'N'' VI -, l,,,,.f;t to the ou /
enc '',t''''''r ,..,,,l,ize1 only bv the
P'o9pe.''' ' "'' I,st fi,.a ,.a,r. has
rev ->o' ''i'', ,.., '.,nnoht INTO General
t"lS S'i' -, ,.,.,.tta,ia,. oost of tbe
use III '', ,,ia,. Same Great oil |
,.,.i,,..,.., ,,i,,, geolo,rv little attention .
p'ouu,' ,t1,i,, now recognize the
'ious'' ''.' '-.,,..,,.,, and ,.,Inable adj
science 'S '...'''
JunCl i" '''' t.,iaf fo, tho ,aologiyts
ms ~ NV tt,a,, no longer
ho"eNe'' ,''. ,i,,,,,, ,cr;tten to tell
iteu sue'' oU' ,'r,,',.in,, somewhat
,i o'.e i w.. an nr now 70 find if
no" ~ '''" -, ,,roat Quantities and
Sc oettinq for himself a great deal of
,,,ha't he finds
Rep,n Career at Tulsa.
Nom. ,..,rs opo there was in Tulsa.
ol,ia an obscure Young man by the
- 80 ~ rulf,s t,obe OF Jewish ex-
reaction and born in Kentucky, he had
snant several wears working with the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
You Are Always Welcome At
COX BROTHERS
and Meat Market

Cash Grocery and Meat Market,
where prices are right Quality and
Service at all times.
l gal. can Apples for --------5O soc
sal' can Apflcots Tor ------------15c
| gal. can Peaches for -15c
l gal can Blackberries for 9Oc
9 lbs. Navy or Lima Beans for ISL 90
S12 lbs. Pinto Beans for r----Sl.0 90
Is OF. package Seeded Prunes---lJc
. packages Seeded Raisins --?5c
1 bars Cotton Boil or Flake White
Soap 9Jc
BIB. can Bours. Old Master Coffee SI.l0
Guaranteed Fresh Eggs for 5Oc
We guarantee you saving on your
Groceries and Fresh Meats. The deliv-
cry car leaves the store at 10 o'clock
Please order early.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Tells. 673 and 1912.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
Reed of Missouri.

Senator Reed of Missouri reading
from an early edition of an after
noon newspaper on German troops
burning villages, said there is no
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-09-20
MISS EUGENIA SHARP
FIRST COLUMBIA YEoMAN
MADE HIGH GRADE IN ExAMiNA.
TON AND APPOINTED LEADER
OF PARTY, OF SEVEN.

Maury county has representatives
in practically every prancn Of the
American army and navy, but it re.
manned for Miss .Eugenia Sharp,
daughter of Mrs. C. H. Sharp, to en-
list as the first woman member Of
the Navy yoemen. She was accepted
last night in Nashville with six other
girls from large number who stood
the examinations and left immediate.
ly for Washington.
Miss Sharp was further honored by
being selected as the leader of tine
party Of seven. Her grade wis one
Of the highest made on this exan,in.
alton and the lieutenant in Charge
telepboned Mrs Sharp for permission
for her daughter to enlist.
Although Miss Sharp did not so to
Nashville to enter the naval service
she was taking commercial course
at Falls business college with the
purpose OF entering overseas service
of some kind. Her youth prevented
her from being accepted in that ser.
vice and she grasped to opportunity
to serve her government as a zoe.
man.