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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-08
lnsTALLs BIG FAN

A large 200.inch electrically impeil-
ed fan has been installed at the Mu-
nicipal Shalc Brick and Block Co.
This will draw hot air from the kilns
and convey It to the drier. Eyerythin
II arranged So systematically at that
plant that not an ounce OF energy
will be lost.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-08
The a[EI2a

ness or nausea is avoided and this makes
for the future health and nature OF the
child. Write to The Bradfleld Regulator
Co., Dept r, 500 Lamar Building, Atlanta.
Ca. for their book, Motherhood and tho
Baby. 1t is free to all women. Get a
bottle Of mothers Friend" ct your drug
gists' today and do not neglect 10 apply
It night aud morning.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-08
WILL SOON KNOW

lfarnlers will soon know whether
the wheat has been hurt or not II
the thaw continues. The ground has
been covered BY snow for so long
that many farmers began TO get wor.
ried and few dug down to examine
their wheat.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-08

Every woman should do her auty in
renring q strong, vigorous and healthy
generation. For three generations women
awaifinr childbirth have used the safe,
external preparation--''M Mothers Friend.
The drawn skin of the abdomen is made
elastic. the muscles expand with ease
when baby Is born and the inflammation
~ brcaAi glands and other soreness is
sootha~. The tendency to morning sicks
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-08
kiocEwAY SERVICES

4 There sill be paeaching at the Gol,
living places on Ridgeway M. p
rnnfch. South. Sunday, Feb. 10;
Faynes Chapel Il a. "a. .Asden ais
II, nj. Csftardstown 7.15 p. M W r.
1tar4esty, pastor..ss
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-08

Given PooI.Room License

Mrs. Otto Henschke, Of Hyndman.
Pa. is spending the week end with
her sister, Miss Lizzie Kiininerling
4O1 West Race street
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-08

LosT--A SIS bill between 312 stephen
st. and cor. John and Raleigh SITS
Reward If returned to 3l2 w. Ste
phen st. M19s
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-08

reference to the plans for the new
home for No company, which will
be erected on Virginia avenue. Sug-
eestions made by Architect Kent
were approved by the council, and
he was instructed to draw the plans
and specifications, which win be sub
mitted to the council at its next
meeting. Contrary to report, there
was no opposition before the council
to the proposed location of the new
firehouse, and the council is going
ahead with this matter as originally
planned.
site For Ryncai Company
sereral propositions for a site for
home for the Ryneal Hose Company
we're submitted to the council. and
will De carefully considered II is de-
sired that all such propositions be
fled with Recorder zfrkle immcdi-
asely. as the council expects to take
UP this matter al a special meeting
next week
Ask For Another Fireman
John L. johnson and Bernie Thomp
son, firemen at the city pumping sta
ton, fled request with the council
that an additional fireman DO EN-.
ployed by the city. The matter was
Preferred to the water board
Given PooI-Room License
a license 10 conduct pool room
was granted L. o. Carr. who has op.
Lened a place on West King street.
The council decided that in the fut-
lure no permit Of this character
would be granted to non.residents Of
the city
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|RlcHARD'S TRIAL
FOR EMBEZzLE MENT
nv international News serviee.) /

tBy international News service.)
milwaukee, Feb. s.-twtllfam l..
Richard. attorney, former State Sen.
ator. went on trial here today IN my.
nicipal court on an emhazzlcmsnt
charge preferred by a former client.
THOMAS Hayes, who asserts that
Richard devoted to his own use the
funds given him TO settle. a debt,
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CLUB ENTERTAINED.

The Enrolment Sewing Club was
delightfully."- entertained Thursday
night by Mrs Harry. NJ. Grove, Of
West King street
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-08
HAS PNEUMONIA

Mr.. Nelson Tabler. OF Albert
street, is confined TO his home with
pneumonia.
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GETTING READY
FOR ELECTION

CONTINUED from Page one.i
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Horses, colts-right kind. Dick and
Shimp sale, Feb. IS.
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TUSCANIA'S DEATH
LIST REDUCED

Continued from Page one,
Alma record., 1918-08-15
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

You will find the best bread in
Butter Cup wrappers. 02-tf-c
Buy your threshing coal now of
Home Lumber & Fuel Co.-adv.
Eat Victory bread. Buy it fresh
from your grocer twice daily. 55-2-c
Tad" Brewbaker, who is in train
ing at Columbus, is home on a short
furlough.
Mrs. William Sullivan visited with
friends in Saginaw the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Gill of Saginaw
are guests at the home of Mrs. +. A.
Gill this week
Mrs. Bert Reynolds of Saginaw is
guest at the home of her parents
here this week.
O. O. Stickleman of the Republic
spent the week end in Detroit, a
guest Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lake spent
the week end in Saginaw, guests at
the home Of friends
Dean Cowdry of Camp Custer
visited with relatives and friends in
Alma over the week end.
ID. l.. Johnson, justice of the peace
who has been enjoying ten day
vacation, has returned to Alma.
The regular meetings of the Loyal
Order of Moose will be held on Thurs.
day instead of Wednesday as hereto
/ fore
The next regular meeting Of the st
Alma chapter will be held in the
O. O. +. hall Tuesday evening, Au
gust 20.
j Get a rasor-edge crease in yom
trousers by having them pressed by
the St. Alma Tailors, POS r. Superior
street.-adv.
Leonard Mitchell and family lef
Sunday for a visit with old friend.
in Illinois. They are making the tril
/ by automobile
William Simpson was in Big Rap
ids Tuesday attending the meeting o
the stockholders of the Four Driv,
Tractor company.
r. X. Knight Of Flint was in tn,
city on business with the Relubh,
Motor Truck Company Inc. the lat
ter part Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs George Pulfrey lef
Tuesday for Chicago, and following
a few days visit there they will go t,
Lincoln, Neb.. for short visit witt
their daughter.
Mrs. Mary Raycraft, aged 67 years
and ten months, died at her home il
Pine River township Wednesday, Tn,
| Alma Record will have a complet,
OBITUARY next week.
Alma record., 1918-08-15
GILLETTE WRITES
Sergt. ID. Gillette Writes Interesting
Letter From France

The following letter from Sergt. d.
Gillette, recently written home by
him, is highly interesting:
Somewhere in France.
Dear Mother and Father:
haven't written before because
there hasn't been much that | would
be allowed TO write.
We have had a tedious trip and
most of the boys are tired of travel
ing but we are all in good physical
condition and just as happy as can
be.
In my travels ! have seen a good
bit of the country so far The days
have been taken up by looking at the
beautiful scenery and cultivated
fields. Every bit of ground has some
kind of garden truck growing and
they are free from weeds Most Of
the soil is very fertile, and there is
lots of hay, wheat, oats and rye
There are also plenty Of vineyards.
We are in rest camp near two
small villages, and just word about
them. They are not kept very clean.
The houses are all made of stone or
cement with tile roofing | haven't
seen frame house or a shingled
roof
The trains here pass on the left
side instead of the right The wag-
ons are built of two long pieces of
timber on two wheels, and the horses
are driven in tandem fashion | saw
wagon this morning with four
horses 1t certainly looked queer.
The cattle are almost entirely Her
ford and Holstein stock. They are
nearly all fat
The people around here are all old
men and women and children. The
rest are all at the front. Most of
the people have seen are of the
poorer class guess because they
don't seem to dress very well, and
are not very clean.
The water supply here is limited
and it all has to be inspected before
we are allowed to use it.
We had long tedious trip on the
water, but was lucky. didn't get
seasick. | did, however, contract a
rngworm on my face and it has now
spread over nearly half of it, 1t is
nearly killed now, however. haven't
shaved for over two weeks, so you can
Imagine how look. The fellows call
me "Scrubbrush. Everyone who
hasn't got something on their face
must shave every day and take a
bath two or three times a week.
With lots Of love to home, mother
father and old America
! am your loving soldier,
Sergt. ID. Gillette.
A. p. o. 763 Co. c. 142 Inft.
Alma record., 1918-08-15
WRITES HOME
Corporal Wilson in Eastern Camp
Writes Interesting Letter.

Corporal Wilson, VINO is stationed
to Quantico, Va, has written the fol-
lowing letter which will be of interest
to Record readers:
Dear Father
IL received your letter tonight and
was so glad to hear from you that
just had to sit down and answer it,
am in funny place to be writing a
letter, not being more than ten feet
from the river 1t reminds me of
home a great deal only this river is
much larger. 1t is the Potomac and
is certainly fine river
got letter from Babicka and
little Libhie tonight with yours.
They seem to be having a good time
| together. She promised me a chick
en- dinner if would come and see
her, but ! guess there isnr any
chance as expect to 90 across in a
couple of weeks at the latest.
Il have both machine guns learned
right down pat. hope have a
aace to turn one of them loose on
the Germans. 1t sure will get rid of
them or make them keep their heads
down
Write as soon as you get this let
ter and send those pictures because I
won't be here very much longer and
| want to hear from you before go
across.
81 thought that | might just as well
take out five thousand in insurance
for it only costs me $500 a month
and ! thought if went to France
that ! might get kicked off. Five
thousand dollars would come in
handy for you if did. | think that
| took il out last February, but the
policy had to go through Washington
and that is the reason that it took so
long TO get TO you.
81 was talking to a Russian officer
in Washington, who had been in the
trenches for two and half years and
he said that the Marines were the
best over there. | am anxious to get
across and tired of staying in the
camps in the states.
"Your loving son,
Corporal Joseph V. Wilson,
u. S. NJ. c., Overseas Dept,
Quantico, Va"
Alma record., 1918-08-15
ALMA WOMEN
IN " AR WORK

Mrs. Ezra Smith ...................R Red Cross
Mrs. J. f. Collins Com. OF National Defense
The eighth has passed, the 23rd
will soon be here. On that day please
pay your pledge.
The Busy Bees Garjel Club" is
diligently working for the Red Cross
by cultivating a small field Of beans
At harvest time the club expects to
turn over neat little sum to the
local branch. The club consists of
Onda Rench, president, Helen Platt,
secretary and treasurer, Violet Lip
pert, Helen Bradford vice president
Ruth Willet, Susan Miller and Ina
King
The quota of $50 pairs of Belgian
boys underdrawers was completed
and tied up ready for packing last
Saturday, August 10th. Diligent
workers kept at the job until after
9 o'clock before the last pair was
triumphantly thrown onto the in
spectors table. The room will not
be open during chautauqua week
Two such necessary war measures as
the Red Cross and the Chautauqua
must not clash in their undertakings
The room will be open next Tues
day and since there is good supply
Of material for every department, .
large number of workers is expected
to get out our quotas for August
Some one in need of a warm com
forter should buy the last one fo
sale at the r. c. room and be pre-
pared for the coming cold spell!
Alma record., 1918-08-15

"But your fiance has such n small
Income. How are you going to live
on IT," 'Oh. we're going to econo.
mize. We're going 10 do without such
lot Of Things Jack really needs
Alma record., 1918-08-15
East Window
EFFICIENCY

Why should your wife do
without really necessary
kitchen utensils? See our
efficient sanitary refrigera-
tors and kitchen cabinets in
our east window.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-07

FOR SALE-The incest bunch OF
mixed chickens, ranging from J
weeks old to grown chickens.
about 100 in all VIII 90 At a
bargain. Phone PAP.
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Portland Oregonian: NJ least
one OF our Indian names loses
some OF its flavor OF romance un-
der the searching investigation OF
the gazetteer and lexicographer.
VIII G.. Steel, in Oregon Place
Names, published as the most re-
cent issue OF Steel Points, says tina;
the musical name of Ne-wa-nah, IN
Clatsop county, was derived from
the circumstances that pioneer OF
the place who employed several men
also had a daughter named Han
nah. One OF the men presented her
with hat. which she did not APP
preciate. and his fellow workers
made sport OF him by calling to one
another IN his presence, "Oh, Han
nah" The term. Mr. Steel finds
finally became attached to the
stream as O'Hannah. subsequently
becoming Newannah. The word
is also said to be Indian for wa
terfall." but probably this is only a
coincidence, for Mr.. Steel gives full
credence to the less poeucal but
not less interesting "Oh, Hannah
version.
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Commercial Reports: \ few years
ago a Kingston merchant was IN
duced to place a trial order Tor
American gocarts with New York
firm. Since then others have
ordered these goods, with'the result
that one OF the largest furniture
dealers in Kingston states that he
placed with a firm there a Sl,OOO
order. and that others OF similar
amounts are to be delivered during
the year Today there is practically
no importation from Europe. on ac-
count OF the scarcity of labor. An
unusual feature OF this trade is that
Canadian importers at this point are
going direct to the American manu-
facturers with their orders. instead
OF sending them through their rep
reSentatives at Montreal or Toronto.
thus saving commissions and being
able to sell them at a lower price.
Ii seems probobie that il this MAJ
ket could be mo-e thoroughly can
vaSsed. larger orders would be OBJ
tanned. This can be accomplished
only by personal representatives and
not bv the sending OF catalogues.
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DON'T UNDERSTAND
UMPIRE OFFENSIVES
I, ,By Reciprocal News Service)


London. June 20.-(By Mail)-
Iank's in Europe have shown warm
est cordality toward everyone they
have met-eXcepting Germans and
baseball umpircs. Hostility toward
umpircs in Saturday games OF the
Anglo American Baseball League III
London has sometimes risen to
such heat that English rolk have
feared for the referees lie.
Baseball has been contrasted with
cricket in London, and in cricket
match spectators seldom and play
ers never say a word, and never
never does anyone question an UNI
pirc's decision. For gallery en-
thusiasm a cricket match is like a
chess tournament in America. 1t IS
only in football that the British give
way to roofing and threatening the
lives OF umpires, and for this rea-
son women do not attend football
games
An umpire made two bad decis-
ions in recent Anglo-Amerlcan
game. and one of the teams pro-
tested volubly and yociferously. An
American officer hurried from the
grandstand to the captain OF the
complaining team.
The people here don't under
stand this pickering by players with
/, Ne |
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New York Loafers.

Brooklyn Eagle: ManifeStly the
and financial center ot
the United States. New York City
has more of the well-to-do idlers
than any other city. Commonly
they are the sons Of the men who
worked hard till they died or are
living and still working. and without
any eighi-hour limitations. Often
the loafers come from other states.
The police will now make things
hot for them. and some OF the
swell hotels viii not regret a dimi-
mutton OF the number of lobby ire
uuenters. who mean little to the
income OF a hostelry. even TO Man
haitian.
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Male Help Wanted.

STORE acknowledgements
for alert, capable man about -
years OF age, to learn our busi-
ness and become a manager IN
one OF our stores. Qualifications;
good health, initiative Judgment.
a clean record and several years
experience in buying and selling
merchandise in department or
general dry goods store. DO not
apply unless you have the deter
minaton to work hard for self
development and a position with
attractive future arrangements.
Application confidential. State
full particulars, including age, ex-
perience, compensation, previous
positions, etc. Address +. X. ),
care Ardmoreite. o.
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81 FILE FOR
TOWNSHIP AND
COUNTY OFFICES

The time for candidates ior coun-
ty and township offices to file their
applications to have their names
placed on the ballot at the coming
primary election closed at 3 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. The total num-
her Of candidates who filed with
lanes Smith. secretary - the coun-
tv election board, was s.. Two or
three of the filings are, on the face
OF them, defective. Some forgot to
name the township or district in
which they desired to be candidates.
but generally the applications were
in the form to- comply with the re
uuirementS OF the law.
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Sum Up Austria's Losses.

London. July 6.-Austrian losses
in the unsuccessful offensive against
the Italians are declared to have
been between 10000 to 10000. ac-
oording to information received
from Rome. based on statements Of
numerous prisoners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-07

FOR SALE-Some of the very best
business property in Ardmorc,
paying over 10 per cent Have 4
number of the best located and
best built homes that have ever
been Offered for sale in this town
and at the best price and terms.
Also have plenty OF nice lots in
all parts of the town at very 10"
price. ! can sell you some OF the
very best oil leases and stock ol
the Healdton field at the right
price. If you are at all interest
ed in the Miami lead and zinc
mines. see me at once for some
thing that will make YOU money.
w. A Johnson, 2l3 West Main.
Phone 1888.
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FOR DISTRICT COURT CLER
w. A. ("Arthur") SULLIVAI
CHAS. GRANT
Life of Airplane Is Short.

Popular Science Monthly: IT
number OF German airplanes d
stroyed by the French ayiators at
the members OF the Lafayette c
cadrillc for the ten months endi
October 1917. was l2O over Il
French lines, and 591 over the Gle
man lines-all total wrecks.
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Mississippian Found Dead.

Washington, July 6.-The nav
department was informed that Hug
Geary Martin, yeoman OF the FIR
class. has been found dead on
railroad abroad. Martin enlisted
Houston. TeXas, and resided at NJ
Comb, Miss.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

10 I'm NJ Willis and A. NJ.
Works announce the formation OF
a partnership under the firm name
OF Willis & Works for the general
practice OF law. with offices At
rooms 207-1oS Simpson Bldg. -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-07

MEN-Age Il to As. Experience
unnecessary. Travel; make Sc
cret Investigations; reports. Sal
aries; expenses. American For
eign Detective Agency, $50. s.,
Louis, Mo.
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ANNOUN CE NJ E Mt S
STATE LEGISLATURE.
JOHN l.. GAIT

authorizes The Ardmoreite to an
nounce that he is a candidate Tor
State Representative from Carter
County. subject to the action OF the
Democratic primary election An-
gust q.
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as candidate for district judge OF
the eighth judicial district, com
prising the counties OF Carter and
Love, subject to the action OF the
Democratic primary, Aug. ., 1918.
hereby announce myself as 4
candidate for the office OF County
Judge Of Carter County, subject to
the action of the Democratic pri-
mary Aug. o, 1918,
IIADpO
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D. S. HOOVER

authorizes The Ardmoreltc to an
nouncc that he is 4 candidate for
State Representative from Carter
County, subject to the action OF the
Democratic primary election Au-
gust q.
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JUDGE. |. X. MASON

The Ardmoreite is authorized to
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Miscellaneous.
Autos For Hire

FOR CADILLAC LIVERY car
call 1898. Rex Provine and
Emet Key. stand Harrell- McCar-
tv DRUG Co. 9-lmo
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FOR SALE by owner, cozy 5-room
stucco home. just completed, in
Third ward; old ivory interior. \
bargain ior Monday. Phone Nl
or llql.
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ROY SHORES

hereby announce myself as a
(ior re-election) for the
nomination, on the Democratic
ticket. as a member of the House
of Representatives, from this coun-
ty ROY SHORES.
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7WUVTTOV
FRANKLIN BOURLAND

The Ardmoreite is authorized
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FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
RUSSELL B. BROWN

authorizes The Ardmorelte to an
nounce that he is a candidate for
the nomination as County Attorney
for Carter County, Oklahoma, sub
iect to action OF Democratic Prl-
mary August o, 1918.
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Financial.

WE MAKE 5, I and l0-year loans
on improved farms and ranches
in any county in Oklahoma. Low
interest, prompt service. If you
have & maturing mortgage or
want to make a new loan, COM
municate with us. Jeff Craddock
Co., . IL West Main St. Telc-
phone office 742, residence SO.
23-lmo
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D. w. BUTCHER
HAL M. CANNON

The Ardmoreite is authorized
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FOR SALE-National siX-cylinder.
Cost $2,S5000; run ten thousand
miles. Would be cheap at ST.
10000. For quick sale, 100000.
Its snap. TOM COOPERS
GARAGE .S0-7
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Help Observation-Disclosures.

GOVERNMENT NEEDS 10000
clerks at Washington. Examina-
tions early in July. Experiences
unnecessary. Men and women
desiring government positions
write for free particulars TO J. Q.
Leonard (former Civil Service
Examincr), Is kenois Bldg,
MaShinptOn. W
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Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-Splendid fresh gro
Gerry stock for sale, very few fix
lures. Address 705, care Ardmore-
lie 5-3
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FOR SALE - Buick four, 1917
model; worth six hundred; price
quick, $475.OO i. G.. Hester, care
Gamers Garage. 30-7
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Personal.

ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WIDOW
-. worth SS5.000. Anxious to
marry honorable gentleman. Mrs.
Warn. 22l6 II Temple St. Los
Angeles, Cal. lo-s-4
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as candidate for the office OF
County Attorney of Carter County,
subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic primary election. Aug. 3, 1918.
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THOMAS w. CHAMPION

The Ardmorcitc is authorized t,