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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
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WFST1AkE
Sugar stall. large cans milk. Toe each.
Stall it-. corn flour. o. 10. prru--
iss sse. seeded rAislns, toc ~. Stall ios.
rolls toilet paper. .Ec. onion acts. Ice
N! cAmpb~iis soups, i-c can. cans
norisn's milk. ase. atsu los wia~~s y
apples. fiie bori Jonathan apples. 81. 10
Gems. ;i7s. Stall iof apitseghera-.
tio; Jonathan apples. 100 boz best
Yakima ro;stoes. 81 50 Stall isa. Cream
OF Nut 'narrarins. soc 10 Premier ~. Y.
cheese, toc N, - TN.. toc coffee, soc.
stall iss. fruit Jam, zoe NJ: local chow.
$50 at. honiiuy. ise at. stall ~. : ms
Lima beans. 2sc: 1-ih. can ~. J. n cot
fee. Sc. cans tomatoes. corn or peas
zee: Csc iiills coffee. SIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
ALL ARE ELIGIBLE
FOR RADIO SERVICE

Every man between the ages of rs
and 80 years in Washington. Oregon.
Idaho. Montana and Wyoming is eli.
gible for enlistment In the United
States radio class on the state uni.
versity campus. Fifty recruits ware
secured last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
SOUTH END

Stall -. ham hurEer steak. SOC n pure
lard. 30c N. Stall -, best butter. ssc
n fresh ranch eErH. CSC dof Stall 2.
Golden Harp corn. soc can: Clean Easy
soap. &c bar. Skinner's noodles. lie pkg
Bakers chocolate. h-ib ssc. Ander-
sons. Hauertraut. foc can aprico,-, rsc
can: household bran. &c n: head rice,
J lbs. 25c. Stall 60. bread. Sc loaf:
doushnutr. soc doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
SAINT

Stalls 2t-as. Carnation milk, $3.50 case
Borden's milk. $500 case: G rolls toilet
paper. CSC. MS. Japan rice, Csc: corn
flakes. Sc pkg; 1909. pkg macaronl.
Ice. large pkg citrus powder. csc: 2 lbs.
Ghirard.ill'a chocolate. 7sc. stall a..
large bottle catrup. zoe, stall as. laun-
dry soap, 90 case; 2 ms. French prunos.
spaghetti. 2fo; 2 cans spices. i5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
Quality and Economy

Our Bridgework carries with it the stamp of the
highest skill-the insignia Of long experience
Our Reinforced Crowns are not excelled by work
done anywhere at twice the price
Our s25 Rubber Plates for SIS show evidences of
the finest workmanship, and guarantees of salts
factory service
Our Painless Extracting, Filling and Treating have
been proven in thousands of to be a comforting
reality and have banished the fear of the dentists
chair.
Everybody needs dentistry. You need dentistry.
Therefore, in deciding to have your dental needs at
tended to- exercise in selecting the dentist who is
to do your work. The dentistry you need is National
Dentistry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25

Stall ~. 8 ms graduated sugar. s5c
Stall 10. pure natural milk. ioc al. !.
cream. zoe pit. Stall ~. large cans milk
lie. 2oc can solid pack tomatoes. 1sc: ,
large cans Rrnyfish, csc; 35c bottle syrup,
csc. large can I've. toc; cleanser. 30 can.
Stall e., fancy local ranch eggs. sac doz.,
: doz. sbo; Washington creamery butter.
sSc ID Z lbs, gbc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25

Help Yourself blend coffee. soc value.
ESQ NJ. ms fbc. Liptons yellow label
tea. SIC ~. 37c h-ib.: large box Sun
Ray matches &c, rice flour. lbs 23c. +
lbs ssc. corn flakes. DC pkg, Cream OF
| Barley. gac pkg. large cans Keen
hlecner, for lto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
l9-City Real Estate for Sale

nrAcoN ntL tcI7a
sfoatn modernl lot tosteoi view lake
and mountains, east frentl cement
basement large rooms fine place, A
bargain Terms fuhiic Realty nus
reau. sio Liberty nldrs opposite q.
WEt.t.-utttir S-ROoM BUNGALOW
Tor sale, -. see. terms, NO agents, la
auiro $50 v hfth ~
e>sNe~aNe~eNf~fNaNs-esNsNa NfNfNaeNs~~NNNssN~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
Bad Teeth

When a competent dentist can, in few hours and
at expense OF but few dollars, correct all these
distressing symptoms by simply removing their cause,
why will any go suffering much discomfort,
obtained?
To be sure, with all the other bad things above
enumerated there is also bad dentistry, which often
makes a bad matter worse But there are plenty of
good, able slillfu conscientious dentists, who do
highcass work and charge very moderate fees These
men save their patients not only world of trou-
ble but them a lot of useless expense besides.
National Dentists occupy prominent position in
the front ranks Of this latter class, and make good
the motto:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
A5-For Sale Miscellaneous
Auction Sale
nuEHEf.isR AUCTION
te.fe TUESDAY. MARCH -

1850 TUESDAY. MARCH 20
WILL UEtP Yor
save money for rhrtft stamps " Yeu huF
shat yau need from the following iis'
Of good thi.Es soinr At this sale. Is
bedroom furniture w. have a handsome
srt % antique mahogany. Including
he'd. dr~ssrsr. ehiggoHter and dressing
table ttFasaryr maple SGT ivory tsia
bed. srena~r. ehiffonisr and drsssiur
haas beds. : mahogany dr~asers and
: ehiffonisrr. several good oak drer-~rs
sad rhtffonisfs. costly William ara
May dirtrn ass IN antinus mahogany.
another handsome Charles ~. trt IN
i4cnreAn oak, Aiao a cheaper ~avsd
roid~u set. tea wnFer. se1d library snd
e~ater table,. iadys dsst. Morris chairs.
fine msheEAny and eah rockers snd
arm chairs. hos oouehss. davenport.
70 Nisrna chairs. enamel BEDS. reai
srTinrr. mattresses pillows romfsr.s.
blankets. sheets. slips curtains. per+
there's. uirrers. pictures. virsrols In
mahogany cabinet. drop hssd rnsehins.
Refrigerator. queen tables sanitary
Acorn fsnxe. With polished top and gas
attachment: lang range. heater. at
squares. carpets. rugs rcii-tsp desk
and swivel chair. rnsssiy. eak aad ma
howany wall cabinets. sfe.
II the rio.~ ~ the furni,ure sale ". offer
zoe PAIRS ~ NEW RftOEp FOR rnsr.
women. children ant be htss. Come and
go ~ ~~ cannot ~ ron. Haiesroofn
conveniently located az ssef-t-is See
onf ave. t~n doors north Moore theatre
JOHN NUTSHELL a SONS
Auetiansars
Msfo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
Acrzs
LEVEL: fa7f
- So -

AT MONROE. WAsH.--7 ACRFR, M.
proved. $500. At city limits city
water. fruit. good buildings. on paved
roads. good place for small dairy.
Also ? acres hair mile below Monroe
good house. small orchard. city water
81 900. Write p ~ Lyons. Route .
diamonds. wash.
ron RENT ACRES WITH GROOM
snack and poultry house blocks from
Green Lake station city water In
gulre sos 7sth q. Green Lake.
Ibt Farm Land for sale
10 MEEs GOOD LAND. so AcREs
und~r cultivation, balance timber and
pasture with or without stock and
machinery. For terms address Geo
CaIiaBger. Pt- Stanley. San Juan Co.
wash.
III 200 CASH TAKEs 90 ACRES 8
miles north ~ Bremerton. owner. a.
rrocknan. Brownsville. wash.
TIFMB AND LOGGED OPP LAND
IL = Z nsSry lsss gss, w ylsssIh.,>>
i9--City Real Estate for Sale
WHITE cENTER BUNGALOWS
m city ear line fiate furlauJ inside
,i,v limits. city water. city Iiahta.
ttone. nice PLUMBING. $3.50 down.
monthly payments
GEO w. ~. WHITE INV 90
xala 1908. fo7 Oriental Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
CUT WHEAT EXPORT

WASHINGTON, March 25.--Wheat
exports during February were
i,o4s.4ss bushels. against 1888, 524
bushels in February last year. ac-
cording TO figures made public today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
NAVY NAnn

Coed lots, close tn. 90 nremerton. only
three tiocks from hiwb school Price
t1e0 pcr lot. $3.50 for eorneFs, terms
$40 down and 81 monthly, JOHN
WEEKS, 81 Harrison nids,. hremurton.
Wash. Phone Main srg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25

Crows for Alaska salmon can.
neries are leaving the city upon
each boat bound for the North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25

s.RooM ROUSE t'oR SALE AT WEST
Seattle. tots West Ceneszoel all mod
ern plumbing and basement corner
lot. boNtii 60 alley, Price 1850. easy
tsrms cali evenings from 20 s.
ffraeoN efff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
Bad Breath

Bad BREATH bad disposition and bad looks are only
few of the invariable Accomplishments Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25

HoNEsEEKERs WITH 1880 CASH.
desirins view lot. the finest In city,
VIII find same on Queen Anne hiii
gAxiQ0, double corner. owner, J 4,
IArAnr. a.al narA Mac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
a Furnished Apis.

| FoR SALE. Hiit.MAN CrTV-t.oT
/ hesiooi house etsio we'll furnished
- 80 hslf cash. Address ii.lsi, s,sr
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r.RGE. FURNISHED ROOM. SUIT
able Tor two tnen. also small sleeping
room 30f ieth ave Main sSss
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DIRECTORY

s-IODGE NOTICES
EtIIorr Hay caNP. tiis. " ". a.
meets every THURSDAY Moose hrii sos
E<neea ct Visiting neiwhhor. cordial
" welcomed. clerks office. gel Sea
eeard bids. Phone Elliott 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25
Housekeeping Rooms
Eur. Rooms for Rent

RENr YOUR SPARE ROOM
We can fiad a desirable. psYtnE roomsr
fer you. A Slime "a In THE STAR
casts YOU only sfc for two days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25

TWO NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping also single rooms, CO.. 10Th
ave Main afaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25

f-nooM noUse AND 5 Lors ron
sale. on Ferry IT.. > blocks from Main.
D. o. Mleknf. a.h 70 W aolIer Maah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25

HAWTHORNE HOTEL a.. MADISON
81 modern rooms. feasonahis. Main
1855
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RAINIER VALLEY aNAP - itAtF
acre. all cleared fine garden land /
hoew house ti0o cash. balance easy,
et0 Liberty nids. OPP n a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-25

FtVANNGIIN v % HNTH, Iboh 1T rve.
WHY ~OT stvY MONEY!
LADIES' AND GENTLEMES's SUITS
AND OvERCOATa FROM 500 TO
$500 PPFRENT THIS Al AND OFT
10 PER CENT OFF YOUR PUH-
cHAsE 1905 first AVE.
GOOD UaED cr.OTHEa. LADfEE AND
mems, 81 up. Trunks. suitcarcs. Bhoez
We buy and sell. 1917 Pike Main b2i1.
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUafCAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1915 westiake. Elliott 2sTs
Opposite new Times BidR
We buy. trade, exchange. reprir
FOR aAIE. cUEAp-BTst CKsNfrW
tools and material OF first-claas shop.
Eas power circular saw. driil. emery
and bolt and pipe cutter. ". 81. HiE-
gins, Rochester. Wash.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05
CLARENCE HARRIS
IS CANDIDATE FOR
COU NTY CLERK

Clarence Harris, present county
clerk of this county. is a candidate
before the people at the coming
primary election to succeed himself
and The Ardmoreite takes pleas
ure in making his formal announce
ment. Mr.. Harris, who for several
wears was 4 deputy in the office,
was appointed to fill out the une%-
pired term OF Shelton 1yer. re-
signed. and has fulfilled every ex-
pectation of those who made his
appointment possible. Alter SER
ing the people by appointment to
this important position he is now
asking that they by their votes III
dorse his administration by return
ing him to office.
Mr.. Harris is a young man who
has spent practically all OF his lite
in what is now Carter county, his
integrity is unimpeachable, his abil-
itv unquestioned, and the taxpayers
of the county may rest secure III
the knowledge that il instrusteu
with this charge he will never be-
tray that trust.
Political .Advertising.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05
Reported Drowning At
Oil Creek Fall Was
Without Foundation

There was a large number OF peo-
pie at the falls on Oil Creek yes
terday and many were bathing in
the deep pool below the falls. In
the afternoon William Gardner
city commissioner, who was there
with his family. believed he saw an
arm just above the water in a deep
spot, go under and not rise again.
4 girl near him also noticed ii. and
Commissioner Gardner, without
waiting to remove any of MS cloth
ing, jumped in the water and swan
to the place, but could find moth
ing of body. lie and Thomas
Hutchins and others dragged the
pool but without results.
Word had been sent to Dr. Wal
ter Hardy that a pecson was
drowned and he went to the falls.
carrying pulmoter. Alter wait
ing time and no body having been
found he returned to Ardmore. \
party of boys who left here a day
or two before the Fourth report
ed this morning that the search
had been kept up until alter mid
night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05
l,nore, Friday. July ), 1918.
WHEAT PRICES.

farmers are to be assured the
.nefit Of their bumper wheat
The federal grain corporation
en- authorized TO raise its cap
ion from $50,0OO,OOO to SloO,-
:, for the express purpose OF
the market price OF wheat
he guaranteed 500 a bushel'
situation shows an interest
iersal from last year. Then
felt necessary to keep the
lown, owing to a shortage
yited speculation and hoard
| would have resulted in eX-
II rates ii the government
{ its hands of. Now, with
'sed crop oi possibly LOOO,-
bushels, with good crops IN
ountries and a great surplus
at in Australia that may be
the price might actually tall
from artificial influence. Be
le war a crop like this year 5
have brought about 20 cents
el.
ody /begtudges the farmer this
ton. He deserves his prof
-et him remember this Serv-
,wever, the next time he feels
h government is imposing 4
Zip on him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05
MUST SPEED UP"
IN KNITTING WORK

Mrs. d. Kestler, supervisor OF
knitting, has received notice from
headquarters that the quota Of
knitting assigned to the Red Cross
Chapters has been greatly increased
and that it is of the utmost impor-
tance that there must be speed
ing up" in knitting. For the months
of July, August and September Ard
mores quota is l,050 pairs of socks,
$50 sweaters and AS pairs OF wrist
lets. This is to supply the large
number OF men in service abroad
and in training at home. 1t is I'M
possible to secure sweaters and 9TH
er wooden garments in France and
the cold weather which prevails in
France and Italy makes it impera
tive that our boys be supplied be-
fore going over.
There is plenty OF socks yarn on
hand and the women of Ardmore
are urged to begin work on this
while waiting the arrival OF sweat
er and wristlet yarn.
Printed instructed are given with
the yarn and needles can be Sc
cured at the Red Cross rooms at
Convention Hall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05
"PEACE TALK

items in the recent speech
Nc German foreign secretary
<uehlmann that particularly
the attention OF the Amerl-
aders were these
,emany cannot bind herself by
edges in regard to Belgium /;
:, wish for the German people
ar allies 4 free. strong, inde-
IT existence within the boun-
drawn for us BY history"
Cody asks Germany. any more,
I'VE pledges in regard TO Bel
p' Everybody knows perfectly
chat such pledges would be
mdditional scraps Of paper.
sen Doctor kuehlmann speaks
be boundaries drawn for Us by
st." he undoubtedly means. as
nav York Times suggests. his
bss il was written at Brest-
pix" where Germany tore Rus
sad Roumania TO pieces and
l over Christian populations
IN mercy Of the TURK.
see is no peace IN such talk.
huns give or answer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05
Country Life of Benefit
To Drug Habit Victim

Anna Henry, a young woman
addicted to the use OF drugs, who
with her mother and two young
brothers have given the city au-
thorities much trouble, WAS arrest
ed Wednesday afternoon.
Several weeks ago she was kept
in Jail until she said she was cured
OF the use of the drug. She went
to the country and got ! place to
work. A few days ago she came
to the edge of the city and sent
word to the police department ask
ing if she would be allowed to come
in the city to go to Pauls Valley
to see her brother, who had, in the
meantime. been sent to the reform
school. She was allowed to go and
on her return was arrested when
she got oil the train here.
Yesterday morning Policeman
Harrison released her to go back
TO the country. where she has a
place to work. She presented a
cleanly appearance and had taken
on much flesh, giving evidence that
sh. was really cured of the drug
habit, at least for the time being.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05
THE JUNKER BOSS.

many, which is fond of refer
lisdainfully to the political
OF this benighted country
is to have a boss OF her own
person Of Herr Won lleyde-
Junker leader often re-
TO as the "uncrowned king OF
a. We get d fine glimpse OF
litical philosophy in this ut
:, delivered at convention in
lat made Prussia what it is
The old authority from
not mania for general
V. We will have no social
ratio Utopian state. We have
n freedom as We need. De
y is war.
conservatives will adapt our
to new times; We may even
selves be pressed back a little /;
! will not suffer ourselves to
pressed BY an equal electoral
helm himself, who has just
| his promise to give Prussia
iod suffrage, could hardly
done it better. Down with
racy! The world must be
isafe for autocracy.
,ets away with it too. From
learances, the PrusSian masses
and for this sort Of insolence,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05

GUNS

vast scope OF our war prepa.
&C; is evidenced strikingly b,
toovisions OF the new iortitica.
stall. which contemplates an or.
pre- program beyond anything
ofIost civilians have conceived
be. are several billions OF dol
tio be spent for guns and shells
of le virtual certainty that other
loD will follow them. Cannon
frebe made by tens OF thousands
are interesting facts discover
Too. from the types OF cannon
d. Most OF them viii be light
..eces. identical with or similar
wonderful French 75's. for
= the open fighting which our
anticipate. Still. there are
- great numbers OF big guns
.o o. IL and l4-inch cannon and
- o-inch mortars.
ne. II Is expressly stated. are
,. used in baitering down the
- n Notifications on the from
'd along the Rhine.
e Is no doubt that We shall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05

come TO that task, and master it
When? Nobody knows. Our gov
ernment is not jumping to any rash
conclusions OF early victory. The
guns will be produced as rapidly as
possible; but huge orders are being
given for big guns that cannot be
turned out in less than a year and a
half. More than that, orders are
given for the building OF new fac
tories which. after completion. will
require a year and hall to begin
quantity production.
Thus we have two big facts for
the kaiser to put in his pipe and
smoke. One is the unprecedented
speed with which we have rushed a
million traind fighting men to
France-the beginning OF our war.
The other is the ordering OF those
siege guns for delivery next year
and year after and the year after
that-and more years ii necessary,
in ever-increasing volume, until the
last German defense is battered
down and the American flag flies in
Berlin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05
First Violator OF
Washington Street Anti
Parking Law Fined

When the War Savings Bank
was erected in Washington street
it was argued that great danger
might arise through blocking that
thoroughfare and an ordinance was
passed prohibiting parking cars on
the east side OF Washington street
from Main to Paradise alley The
ordinance has been violated every
day since it was passed. One day
recently eight cars were parked at
one time on the prohibited space.
Finally an arrest was made. W. IL.
Polder was the first to fall VIC
tim to the provisions OF the ordi-
nance and he was fined $3.50 in
police court this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05
Fair, Honorable, Men
For the Legislature

With the hope of procuring an econom-
ical business administration of the state
government. we appeal to and ask the CO.
operation of the voters of the respective
political parties in each legislative district
to select honorable, fair-minded and ca
pable men to serve in the Legislature. We
likewise plead that the same effort be made
in the selection of all public officers.
We believe if this method is followed all
industry will be treated fairly and that the
tax burdens upon all will be reduced
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05

were made. Not satisfied with the heavy
exactions upon the oil producers the state
tax rate was increased on the farmers and
every other property owner in the state.
This same condition will prevail again, not
withstanding the war burdens and the de-
struction of industry as long as irrespon-
sibe demagogues are placed in office.
Excessive and unnecessary tax reduces
production, clogs the wheels of industry
and the action of the state in this regard is
seriously hampering the oil producers in
their efforts to meet the request OF the gov
ernment for increased production. The oil
business is extremely hazardous; men can
not take the risk incident to this business
when antagonized and burdened in every
conceivable manner by the state.
To secure the growth of industry and the
development and conversion of raw mate
rals (Which are here in abundance) into
money and useful articles of commerce. the
state should adopt broad-minded and far
basis for business operations.
The Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Associa-
ton is composed of men engaged in the
oil industry. They have spent millions in
drilling wells in Oklahoma. a great per
cent of which were dry holes; most of them
have their home in Oklahoma they are not
asking favors they are willing to share in
every reasonable tax burden and other de-
mands, and are only asking for a reasonable
and fair chance to survive and help fur
ther extend the industry that means more
to the people than any other industry in the
State
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05
More Draft Men to Camp.

Washington, July 5.-Alaska was
directed by Provost Marshal Cen
eral Crowder today to furnish 800
white selactive service registrants
to be sent to Fort William Seward,
Haines, Alaska, as soon as they can
be modified. New York was called
upon to send 500 limited service men
to Camp Johnston, Jacksonville,
Fla, and Connecticut $50 limited
service men to Camp Meigs. Wash
ingtn, d. &. The men will be used
as clerks and are ordered to entrain
on July IS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05

few days 20 have volunteered and
have gone to Oklahoma City ior
final examination. Those who en-
listed are: Thomas Hays, Henry
Hughes. Ralph Meeker, Luke
Blackburn. Carrell Hill, Eugene
Bremen. William Bucher, William
Cleveland, Clifford Martin, Clyde
Burton, Vade Bevers, Z. +. Bal
dock. William Kelley, Carl Thomp-
son, Clarence Thompson, Nadie
Switzerland, Willie Roberts, Isaac
Wright enner Higgins and Claude
Pogue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05
Complaint Still Made
About Holiness Meeting

Complaint is still made OF the
Holiness meeting on South Wash
ington street. A woman was in
the country a few days ago and
stopped to buy corn from farm
er. He asked her ii she was at
tending the meetings. He told her
she should have been there the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05

night before, as his son received
the holy ghost and talked in an
unknown tongue for two hours.
He told her they were finally able to
tran slate it and that it was the Apos-
tie Paul talking through his son.
The woman went 10 the meeting
the next night and said the farm
ers son danced for three-quarters
of an hour without ceasing. The
noise continues up to lare hour At
night and no effort has yet been
made TO stop it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-05
D. S. HOOVER

authorizes The Ardmoreite to an.
nounce that he is a candidate foI
State Representative from Carter
County. subject TO the action OF the
Democratic primary election Au-
gust D.