davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

Komitet Obywatelski z Kazimierzo-
wa podaje do ~wiadomosci liste koIek-
torow jakotez i sumo pieniedzy jake
zebrano ma Fundusz Polski. w miesia-
GU lipcu: wojciech Ryndak. S2S-9o'
Jan Kopec 1 Wojciech Fortuna SSS.SO'
Michal Moskal i Piotr Kornak, S5S.oV'
Antoni Baranowski, $3.50; Antoni MI
szkiewicz $4,000; Leon Silva, $3.50
Jan Jachim i Franciszek Niedzielskl'
s29.75: Jan Tenerowicz / Roch haz-
mIerxiewicz, $3.50; Tomasz Kuras !
Jan serwach. $52.S5; Maciej Drze wickl
$3.50; J6zef Walter. $4,000; Wincen-
ty Piotrowski, $500; Jan Gorczyca'
s22.65; J0zef Nowakowski, $4S.S0; Fran
ciszek opila. $3.50; Wojciech CAL
1865; Jan BaIdyga, 5000; Bolesiaw
KieiczynskI, s14.25; Andrzej Kndlacz'
$685.; Andrzej Ucherek, $500: Jan
Bruzgo / J0zef Renkiewicz, $3.50; Bo
Iesiaw Majerowski. $29.35; KazimieTz
G6recki, $500; Piotr zych. $3.50; Sta
nislaw Morek 1 Franciszek Rizion'
s56.75; Ma plebanii zebrano $500. =
Razem s723,45.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

H. BaingO I'D"
+. Jaeger O.l2
S. Markowska S.'I
A. Jaeger @"'@
+. Tomasiewicz
Serdeczne podziekowanie sklada--
my panienkom zajmujqcym sic polo.
wen oraz Braciom KowacZek | panu
f. Sadowskiemu IA bezinteresow-.
he DAME samochcd0w, kt6re przez
caIy przeciag czas poIowu pracowa-
Ii, i wszyslkim. kt6rzy przyczynili
sic swOim datkiem hub W inny spo-
sob do powieIcszenia tegoz funduszu,
oraz prOsimy o dalsze ofiary ma ten
eel. kt6re MONA nadsylac ia rccc y.
j. XdechIik, 3G3G w. Wolfram ul.,
albo skarbnika p. =. Macicjcwskicg"
500 n. Hamlin ave.
\. j. ZdcChlik, prczcs honnrowy;
T. Mikoiajczyk, prczes; W. Baingo.
sekr.; r. Maciejcwski, kasycr: j.
Maciejewski, +. Schultz, Komi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
POdatek
NarOdOWy.
z Parafiiii ssw. Jana
Bozego.

w miesiacu lipcu zebrano: Ludwik
Stopka, ma Justine ulicy cd 45ej do 46ej
~wschodnia strona, $4,000; PAM Julian
ma Babiarz ma Justine ulfcy cd 45ej do
46ej %zachodnia s~trona, $23.SO; Fanny
Marta / J0zefa Wroclawskie, ma JUS
tine ulicy cd 47-mej do 4Sej, obie stro-
ny. $14.50; Stanislaw Suchetka i Fran
ciszek Turziak ma Justine ulicy cd 4SeJ
do 49ej, obie strony, $2S.75; Jan Chy-
lewski ma Justine ulicy cd 5Oej do 51ej
obie strony, $500; PAM G. Polaska ma
Justine ulicy cd 51ej do 55ej, takze ma
Ashland ave. cd 35ei do 47ej i ma 41eJ
| ulicy cd Ashland do Ada ulic, Sl9.OO;
PAM Rozalia Chrobek i pant Wiktorya
Raczka, ma Latin ulicy Cd 45ej do 46eJ
take ma 45ej do Loomis i ma 46ej do
LOOMS / ma Gross avenue do 40eJ,
$57.56; Jan Ploskonka ma Latin ulicy
cd 4Tej do 4Sej. obie strony, $500;
PAM Julianna Krasowska ma Laflln
ulicy Cd 4Sej do 51e1j obie strony, SLID
Roman Klytta ma Laflin ulicy cd 5leJ
do 35ej ulicy, obie strony, $500; Mel
chior Biernat ma Bishop ulicy cd 46eJ
do 4Sej obie strony, $4,000; Adam ia
blonski ma Bishop uliry cd 4Sej do 49ej
ob!e strony, $500; Franc. Litoborski
ma Bishop ullcy cd 50ej do 53ej obie
strony, $3.50; PAM Franc. Matecka l
PAM Teresa Lencka ma LOOMS cd 47ej
do 4Sej, obie strony, $500; PAM Leo
kadya Nlezgodzka ma LOOMS ulicy cd
4Sej do 49ej w~schodnia strona, $3.50;
PAM Marya Matuszewska ma Loomis
ulicy Cd 4Sej do 49ej ~zachodnia stro-
ma, Sits; PAM Leokadya Niezgodzka
ma LOOMS ulicy cd 49ej do 5Oej obie
strony, $11.5O; Parma Katarzyna Per-
likiewicz. ma LOOMS ullcy cd 5OeJ do
51ej obie strony, $1,000; PAM Wanda
Jurkowska ma LOOMS cd 5lej do 52ej
oble strony, $500; Franciszek i a
ciszka Ploszek ma Ada ulicy cd 47eJ
do 42ej obie strony. SETS: Parma Ste
fania kolakowska i A. Filarski ma A
da ullcy Cd 43ej do 45ej, obie strony'
s39.5O; PAM Katarzyna Rolewicz ma
Ada ulicy cd 5Oej dc 51cj obie strony,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
Odeslalem ma rece kasyera io!sNle
Rady Narodowej.
y. J.. GrZesinski, kasyer.

O~fiarodawcy moga takze zlozyc W
ofiare ma plebanil w razie gdy ME So
przygotowani, gdy kolektorzy cnoazs
no domach. Szan. Rodacy, skladajcie
swa czastke ma potrzeby ojczyzny' ME
zwazajac ma propaganda niemiecka Tub
ma zdradzieckich Polakow s~zerzacych
pogloski jakoby pieniadz wasz byt Ma
ce!e niewlasciwe uzywany. Many lu-
dzi ~znanych i godnych 3aufania a vice
v,ara " te giupie pogloski TO ma reke
wrogom / ciemiezcom naszym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
z JACKOWA.

Nadzwyczaj ~uroczyscie Odby1 sic
wczoraj Odpust W parafii sw. Jacka,
gdzie proboSzczem jest X. Jan Zdech-
lik c. r. Nabozehstwa odprawialy sic
w ~porzadku zwyklym, jak W kazda
~niedziele. Sumo o godzinie 1O:4o rano
| celebrowaI y. BronisIaw LaZarowicz,
C. r., nOwo ~przybyly kap}an z Rzy-
mu, w aSystencyi y. Jana DrzeWie-
ckiego, jake dyakona,i kleryka Edwar-
da. Golnik c. r. jake s~ubdyakona. &C.
remoniarzem byi X. Leon Siess G. Il. z
| Kollegium Sw. Stanisiawa Kostki. S4o-
wo Boze W czaSie Sunny wyg}osif-X.
! Rektor WIadys1aw Zapaia, c. r. Po-
poIudniu o godzinie 2-giej, odbylo sic
~poSwiecenie statuy Serca Maryi kt6ra
sprawi}o miejscowe Bractwo Dzieci
Maryi uroczyste przeprOwadzenie sta
tuy Serca Maryi odby}o sic 2 budynku
| starego koScioia 2 procesya, przyczem
przygrywala miejscowa kapela para
fialna. w procesyi brady udzia& wszy-
Stkie dziewice z Bractwa Dzieci Ma
ryi oraz zaprOSzeni chrzestni j licznie
zebrani wierni. P~oSwiecenia dokonal
| Y. proboszcz, Jan Zdechlik c. r. o 60
dzinie 30 %popO}udniu odbyly sic uro-
czyste NieSzpory, kt0re celebrowa{ y.
Bronisiaw Lazarowicz c. r. W asysten-
cyl Y. Karola Majera jake dyakOna /
kleryka Edwarda GOlnik c. r. jake
| subdyakona. Kazanie z~aStoSowane do
o~kolicznoSci wyglosif Y. Tadeusz Lig-:
man c. r. z Kollegium Sw. Stanisfa-
wa KOstki.
Opr0cz wyzej wymienionych, brazil je
szcze udzfai W urOczysto$ci n%astepujQ-
cy kapfani: y. Stefan kowalczyk, G..
K. zarzadca Nowicyatu M. Zmar--
| twychwstanc0w w Cragin, y. Adolf
Drewniak c. r., y. J6zef TaraSiuk C..
L., Y. J0zef ZwierZycki G. r., ma
giSter NOwicyatu W Cragin, y. DR.. A
lexy G6rski, y. WOjciech Janiszewski,
y. Artur Dabrowski C. r. / miejScOwi
NN. Jan Zdechlik G.. r., y. Franci-
seek picczynSli c. r. i y. Walcnty
SwiatCk, c. r., Pc Nicszporach odhyla
sic urOczySta prOccsya Z NaJSw. Sa-
kramcntcm, PREY wsp6ludziale bractw
kOSciclnych ma}ych dziewczat Oraz MI
nistrant6w, kleryk6w Z NOwicyatu i
braci z~akOunych, jakOtcz licznie zebra
ncgo duchowieGStwa. Po procesyi Cd
byIO size biogOsIawieGstwO NajSw. Sa-
kramentcm. POdczaS calej u~roczyStOSci,
tax ma nabozeGstwach ~porannych, jak
i IA nieSzpOrach, picknie Spiewaf Choir
parafialny pod dyrekcya p. karola j..
BorowiGSkieyO, miejscOwego ~organisty.
Oltarz byI SliczniC ubrany w zywe kwia
ty. "a co nalezy sic uznanie bratu "a
~krystyanOwi i miejscOwym SiOstrom
Nauczycielkom. KOSci0} byl przez wszy
stkie n~aboaenStwa szczclnic przepel--
niOny %wiernymi, kt6rzy w kornych mo
diach swych, blasali Stw0rce swego,
by III przyczyna Sw. Jacka, patrOna pa
rafii splywala iaska OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bozego la Gaia parafie.
Odbyty iuh pOl6w nj przechOdni0w
W obrebie parafii $w. Jacka, kt0ry IL
rzadzily Oddzialy Macierzy Polskiej z
tel parafii, dnia 11-gO sierpnia, b. T.,
przyni6$i o~g0lncgo dOchodu $17S.6O;
pieniadze te ziozone 81 %dotychczaS ma
rrce miejscowego y. prObOszcza Jana
Zdechlika c. Il. Powyzsza kOlekta jest
prxeznaczona jak jua raz og}aSzaliS-
my, ma budowe pomnika Tadeusza KO-
sciuszki bohatera dw0ch Swiat6w Ola
parku K~oSciuszki znajdujacegO sic W
dziclnicy Avondalskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
WlADOMOSCI z PARAFIJ
POLSkICR W CHICAGO.

Jana Bozego; K. Koziowska, vice.
prezeska ma parafie sw. Piotra i Pa
VIA; E. K~owalewska, sekretarka; A.
Wiodarska, kasyerka. W skiad Komi
tetu Prasy wchodza panic: Marya
Szymanska, Maryanna Lopacinska i
Janina Skawrczynska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
z JADWEGOWA.

D:agoletni p~arafianin | wlaSciciel
bufetu przy Robey i (Hamburgc Gu
ster ul., Teofil Jablohski, zamierza
wkr6tce buffet sw6j zamknat, a otwo
rye sklad ryb i postnych p%rowian--
low. r6wniez W dzielnicy Jadwigowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

Pima Marta Filipczyk sprawila
d. kc5ci;!G Sw. SGdwigi statue Me-
pokalanego Poczecia Najsw. Maryi
Pauny z Lourdes. Statua ia jest 6
stop wysoka i wystawiona Oedzie W
kcSciele " miesiacu %grudniu, poswie
cnnym XII czci. t:LjSw. Bogarodzi' y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

Dzisiaj o godzinie Sci W h1sciele
SIS. Piotra i Pawfa, zostalo ~odprawio-
ne zaiobne n~abo&esntwo "a dusze S.
p. J6zefa Musielak, zoinierza, kt0ry
polegl ma pOlu WALK we Francyi, "a
wolnoSG narod6w i wyzwolenia ma
szej drogieJ Oiczyzny z kajdan ME
wolf okrutnego wro2a ~ludzkoSci. S.
D.. Musielak nalezal do parafii sw.
Piotra i Pawla. Msze zalobna "a
spok0j duszy zmaricgo zoinierza Cd
prawii x. proboszcz Maksymilian 10
tecki W asystenCyi X. Stanis'awa
RadnieckiegO, jake dyaHOna i y.
Rzuski, jake subdyakona.
Ma dar majowy, czyli ma tax zwa-
ny Oar Wychodztwa Polskiego" W
parafii IS. Piotra i Pawia, ma pleba-
nil zebrano og6lna sumo S1,O5i.OO.
-
Ma wieczorku urzadzOnym u OBJ.
Pawla Falat, Fam. pnr. 1647 - IS.
| ul. nastepujacy ~obywa;ele zlOlyii ma
rzecz Armii Polskiej we Francyi: NJ.
ChruScik 81; J. Niemiec 81; Piotr
Bara soc; A .B~rzezustki 81; J. Ko-
sowski 81; w. Falat soc; S. Blu
dziak soc; A. Garczynski 81; NJ. Fa-
lat 81; Tomasz Rybicki soc; A. Bill
ski 81. Razem 5000.
::
U OBJ. Piotra Turek, Fam. pnr.
1901 S. Troy III. ma p5aegnalnym
! wieczorku. zebrali ma rzecz Armii
PoIskiej IA wniosek OBJ. Pawla Fa-
lat cd nastepujacych ~oOywateli: Pa
vel Falat So; ]. Niemioc 81; w.
Purkowski 81; Jak6b Kawa 81;
Pfotr Turek So; J6zef Gomutka IS;
Ian Marsza}ek 81; Jan Pi6rkowski
81. Razem $500.
Il
w parafil IS. Piotra i Pawla, W
niedalekiej przyszicsci, odbedzie sic
u~roczyste po$wiecenie / wywieszenie
rlagi sluzbowej (Service Flag ma
ktorej bedzie okolo trzysta gWiazd'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
Ma Pornnik I.
Kosciuszki.

Jak zapowiadano, odbyi sic W pol
nocno-zachOdniej stronie miasta pc
low ma przechodni6w, urzadzony sta
ranicm komitetu ~wybranego z czion-
k6w XI oddziaiu MacierZy PolskieJ.
kt6ry postanowii zebrac pOtrZebDy
fundusz ma pomnik TadeusZa Kosciu
ski. iaki ma stanac W parku pod
jego nazwa W dzielnicy Avondale' a
temsamem utrzymaG nanHe tegoz, o
co niedawno Polacy tax usiln1e sic
starali. Sprawl to plekna 1 wznlosia
poniewa1 cOhdZi tn o WyStaWlenle
pomnika jednemu z naszych bohate-
row, kt6ry walczyi Ola idei woinosci
| O niepodlegiosG tego kraJu: pfzcz
postawienie jego pomnika, stawimy
Irzed oczy tax swoim, jak i obcym
wz6r obywatela-patryoty, ktory ME-
iako przypominaG bedzie, jake po-
winny bye ceIe i dazenia w naszem
ayciu, a mianowicie miIosc Ojczyzny
1 woInosc Narod6w, CO wlasnic byfo
gwiazda przewodniq Jego zycia, cze-
90 daI licznc dOwody - nietylko "
wa,kach O swoja Ojczyzne, ale ter w
walkach O niepcdIegloSc Stan6w lie
dnoczOnych.
Ot0z poI6w na ten eel wypadi ma
dzisiejsze easy nienajgorzej DO przy-
ni6si dochodu S177.63, udaiby sic
hez watpienia ~jeszcze lepiej, gdyby
rewne jednostki 2 samoiubstwa l
prywaty ME przeszkadZaly.
spis panienek zajmujacych sic po-
Iowem i sunny jake kazda q mich &C.
braIa podajemy ponizej:
j. Danielck $o.o0
II. StelmachOwska 7.04
NJ. Rezmer 800
f. G6recka GA
u. Czapliiska TAG
p. Garstkiewicz 10
NJ. Baigo 30
S. Stelmachowska 6.G4
]. Garstkiewicz 10
X. Tworek 4.54
f. Wojciechowska LII
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

Sebastian Grajca, zam. PM. 40O1
Marshfiold ave. wstepuje W zwiazek
maI5enski z parma Agnieszka Will
kus. zam. re swymi rodzicami p. mr..
454S Justine III. Stub odbedzie sic
we srode dnia 21go b m. W koscle-
IL sw. Jana B. ma Mszy Sw. o godz.
gel ranO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

Cwiczenia orkiesty parafialaej,
kt6re dosychczas odbywa}y sic we
srody i soboty pod kierownictwem p.
r. Hensel, zostaly ma razie odiozone
ma pewien czas z p0wodu upatow a
4 innych ~przyczyn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

Ma dar majowy, czyli ma tax EVA
lily Oar WychOdztwa POlskiego" W
parafii SIS. Piotra i Pawia, ma pleba-
nil zebrano og6lna sumo S1,O54.OO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

a parafii NajSw. Serca P. Jezusa
wedlug podanych nazwisk zoinierzy
W amerykanskiej luz polskiej arm1l
okazuie sic. re W pierwszeJ jest us,
a W drugiej IS POlakow z parafil'
w dalszym ci2gu zbieraja sic nazWi-
ska naszych wojak6w, by poznieJ
;iczbe ich wykazat ma slave Polskl
i parafii ma fladze ~s:uzbowej CSerYi-
&c Flag.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20
DESPONDENT WOMEN.

Nature intends every woman to
be cheerful, light-hearted and hap
py, but when dragged down with
pain and suffering from female ills,
will power alone cannot overcome
a nervous, despondent condition.
Multitudes OF American women,
however, have found that there is
one tried and true remedy to re-
store health under such circum-
stances, and that is Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from herbs and roots. This old
fashioned medicine is now consider
ed the standard American remedy
for such conditions. (Adv.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20

table in the stereotyping depart
ment, disappeared. SuppoSing it
had been lost in shipment, much
time was lost in trying to trace it.
and on learning that it had reached
here and had been stolen, new
drying table complete had to be
ordered from the factory at great
expense, the express charges on the
shipment alone costing $l6S. All
this time The Ardmoreite had to be
printed on a press entirely too slow
for the demands of the papers
growing circulation.
Yesterday Pollock discovered the
missing part OF the drying table in
the junk shop OF Sned and Mitchell
and informed them they were in
possession OF stolen property. The
evidence in court this morning
showed that they attacked him and
he was obliged to knock them down.
The mayor told the junk dealers
they had not listed the property
they had been buying, although the
law provides they must inform the
police OF all such purchases, They
had offered to sell the part OF the
drying table to Mr.. Pollock for SIS
to $28. They showed a check which
their said they had paid for it, the
amount being $9I5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20
TO MAKE HEALTH SURVEY
IN ARDMORE THIS SUMNER

A meeting OF the local committee
OF the Oklahoma Association for
the Prevention OF Tuberculosis was
held at the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms yesterday afternoon. Jules
Schevitz, general secretary OF the
organization, OF Oklahoma City. ap-
peared before the committee. He
told them that d health survey is
needed here, because of its rapid
growth, more than in any other city
in the state. The state association
will conduct number OF surveys in
the leading cities of the state and
Ardmore is included in the list. A
central committee was appointed
yesterday to prepare the way for
those sent by the state association
to conduct the survey here and TO
aid in the work. The various asso-
. Citations and organizations of the
city are represented on this commit
tee, which is composed Of: DR..
dlcl lldIdS, county health OF
ticer, chairman; James Glen, sec
retary; Dr. Robert +. Willard, city
physician and health officer; lanes
A. Bass, city attorney; !. Z. Ham
iton and Tom Cooper, of the Lions
Club; Frank Gates, Chamber of
Commerce; Paul B. Smith, retail
merchants; DR.. J. c. McNees, Car
ter County Medical Associations w.
X. Burnitt, board OF education +;
lanes Barron, Rotary Club; Mrs.
Julius II. Kahn, OF the Benevolent
Association.
This committee will meet within
the next week or two to adopt plans
for aiding the work. The survey
will probably be conducted in June
or July.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20

transportation committee and G.. W.
Stevenson is chairman OF the coun-
ty publicit ycommittee. Other COM
mittees will be announced At meet
ing to be held in the near future.
c. G.. White, Murray County
chairman for the third Liberty loan;
Ira Roberts, county chairman ior
the war savings stamps campaign;
Frank Immanuel who was chair
man for Murray County during the
Christmas Red Cross drive, and 9th
er active worker, weer in attend
ance.
The meeting was one OF the most
enthusia site and probably the lar
gest in point OF attendance held in
Sulphur. With the present organi-
zation lending every effort in all
branches OF war work Murray Coun-
ty will make up tor lost time, and
its workers are confident OF going
"oyer the top in every war actly-
ity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20
WOMEN LIBERTY LOAN
WORKERS IN CONFERENCE

Mrs. r. p. Giacomini OF Sulphur
Mrs. f. b. Conrad, Mrs, l.. T. Bur
ton, and Mrs. /. Carroll OF Ma
rietta, Mrs Robert Mitchell OF
Wynnewood, Mrs. Charles Won
Weise and Mrs {. l.. Anderson At
tended conference yesterday aft
ernoon OF county and city chairmen
OF the woman's division OF the
third Liberty loan committee for
the Eighth district OF Oklahoma.
The conference was held at the
home OF Mrs. II. il. Sayre, 325
+ street southwest. Mrs. Sayrc is
chairman OF the woman's division
for the Eighth district, which com
prises Carter, Love, Murray AMI
Garvin counties. Mrs. Giacomini
i, Murray County chairman, Mrs,
Carroll i, Love County chairman,
Mrs. Mitchell, Garyin County chair
man. and Mrs. Won Weise, Carter
County chairman. Mrs. Conrad Is
Marietta city chairman and Mrs.
Anderson is city chairman OF Ard
more
Cooperation with the chairmen
OF the mems division in each county
and city was rendered as the result
OF the conference, and the two divi,
sions will work in harmony with
"over the top as the goal OF the
Eighth district campaign. Women
workers are being appointed in all
the school districts in each county.
Several women speakers, it is
hoped, will he available tor the edu-
cational campaign, which begins
next Sunday. The woman'S diyi-
sion intends to lose no effort to
make certain that every woman in
this district is solicited ior the pur-
chase OF Liberty bonds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20
MURRAY COUNTY DEFENSE
COUNCIL IN DRIVE FOR
LOYALTY CENSUS

The Murray County Council OF
Defense, which recently has been
inactive, held an organization meet
ing at Sulphur Monday night, at
which plans were adopted ior an ag-
gressive campaign to make the 10y
atty census and lay the formation
for the sales campaign for the third
Liberty loan. {. II. Adams, dele
gated by Chester II. Westfall, as
sistant secretary of the state coun-
ell, as a representative OF the state
council, spoke briefly OF the objects
OF the organization and assisted in
pertecting the Murray County
council.
W. n. Lewis OF Davis, Murray
County chairman, presided and
George W. Stephenson, mayor OF
Sulphur, who is yice-presidcnt, and
I. F.. Little, secretary-treasurer, aid
ed in the formation OF county ex-
ccutive committee, other members
OF which will be announced later.
With three or four exceptions, rep
resentatives OF each school district
in the county were present and each
was supplied with loyalty pledge
cards and instructed to make a can
vass Of their respective districts at
once. A campaign OF ducation will
be put in progress next Sunday,
when meeting will be held in every
rural schoolhouse in the county. !,
!. Sparks is chairman OF the county
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20

the appeal bond was fixed at $500.
He talked back to the court and
was fined S. for contempt. He kept
on talking and was fined $40, and
THEM SIS, and as he would not stop
talking, the court ordered him re
moved to the city Jail.
The police also raided the place OF
c. f. Walters and found 81 quart
bottles and l6-gallon keg OF 'choc"
which they destroyed. Walters was
arrested and made bond for his ap-
pearance in police court this morn
ing. lie did not appear and his
bond was forfeited and az alias
warrant ordered for his arrest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20
LIONS TO INACCURATE
CAMP LIBRARY CAMPAIGN

The Lions Club, At its meeting
tomorrow noon. VIII inaugurate a
campaign to assist in collecting
Ardmore's quota OF books necessary
to supply the training camp librar-
les OF the United States. The quota
for the entire country is 100000
volumes. President ]. f. hamilton
OF the Lions Club has appointed the
following committee to assist Mrs.
John II. Carlock, Carter County
chairman OF the library commis-
sion: Olin II. Wolyerton, George
II. Poultcr and Iohn f. EaNley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20
Robert @. Harris of SeibOld
Hotel, Fort Worth, Texas,
Gains Six Pounds
Gains Relief from Gall Bladder,
Rheumatism and Kidney Trou-
bic, After Using Only One
and Half Bottles Pep
systemic Pills.


Robert Q. Harris C'Red") makes
the following statement to Pep Sys-
temic Pill representative:
81 suffered from gall bladder,
rheumatism, constipation and kid
ney trouble, my system was greatly
weakened and for 4 long time | was
threatened with paralysis of the lett
side. In other words | was down
and out physically, but after using
one and half bottles Pep System
&c Pills, | am practically cured of
all ailments. But | intend to con
tnue the pills until am thorough
J. relieved.
AT The rate | have overcome my
weakness, ! believe about two more
bottles will make me once again
well and strong.
81 have gained about six pounds
since | began treatment of the Pep
Pills and they are a great boon to
me-"
/ People suffering from nervous
ness, gall bladder, constipation,
rheumatism, sleeplessness, stomach
troubles in all forms and that tired,
fagged-out' feeling should begin
taking Pep Systemic Pills today.
/ Pep Systemic Pills are strengthen
ing and act as a reconStructor to
the entire system
Sold by lIarrell- McCarty, Drug
Store and other good druggists.
/ ACCEPT no SUBSTITUTE
FOR THESE PILLS. (Adv.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20
WARRING ON "CHOC" JOINTS

The police are making war on the
Chloe Joints. Yesterday Policemen
Chancellor, Butcher and Graves
went to lin Messer's place and
found 6SS quarts OF "choc' beer,
They broke these bottles and ar
rested Mcsser. In police court this
morning he pleaded not guilty, but
was convicted and fined SIS. lie
said he would appeal the case, and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20
NEWS OF MARIETTA
(Ardmoreite Correspondence.l }

tArdmOrelte OOrTeSpOndence.)
Marietta Okla March 2O-Mrs.
7 p Ca~..1 .nI NJ. y prr.
- ''.'D '''''
ton were IN Afdnore Yesterday Il,
the interest OF the Liberty bond
campaign.
NJ. {. Graham OF TeXarkana, Tex
arrived Monday to attend the fun
cral OF Charles kisselburg. Mr..
Graham formerly lived IN Marietta
and married Miss Hattie kissel-
burg, He is the agricultural com
missioner ior the Kansas City
Southern RAILWAY.
The Marietta Steam Laundry has
changed hands, y. G. CLANCY selling
his interest to 6. ". Durham and
/. IL. PheIan OF Cameron, Texas
who will take charge at once.
The rooming house operated by
Robert Mathews IN the NcanIon
building, over the Love County
News, Is beng repapered and gen
orally overhauIcd. Windows are be-
ing installed ON the west SIDE OF the
bullding.
Mrs. Ilghtioot OF hackerviIlt
was in Marietta Monday III the IN
tereSt oi the Rei Cross auxiliary At
that place.
Mrs. !. ], Harper OF hackeTvlllt
motored 10 Marietta Monday She
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20
The Favorite Style of
Napoleon

The original Of this furni.
ture was created according TO
the wishes Of that great lead.
er And today, by Bass liberal
credit plan, it is possible for all
to have this classic furniture!
See this fine mahogany suite
and compare its design with
other furniture at this price!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-20
The Four-P oster Bed
Which Is Now So Popular

is included. 1t is imposing
with its massive posts, beauti-
full in its mahogany finish,
And the chiffonier and dress
ing table match it exactly, the
dressing table having a tripli-
cate mirror top. The three
pieces form a suite OF rare quail
ity and unusual beauty.