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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
AMERICAN
WOMEN LEAD
The WORLD
They Have Beauty, Health
and Brains

"A really beautiful wom1N is always
a healthy woman remarked one OF
our noted beauty specialists. for true
beauty comes from the blood and
strong, steady nerves"
Rich. rcd blood. the fountain OF life
and youth. shows itself in clear rosy
skin. solid flesh. fine form and a keen
bright mind. Red bloudcd women, with
strong nervous vitality. arc sought
after by men; they are the hope ana
leaders of the world.
American women lead tho world IN
health. beauty and intelligence. and
their number Is increasing. They have
learned the value OF Iron md PhoS-
pilates in keeping them in perfect con-
dition.
The number Of weak pale, tagged
out, run down and nervous women Is
hound tn decrease rapidly. once the
power of Phosphatrd Iron becomes
more generally known" said a leading
doctor. There is not Il reason In the
world why women should not be
strong. happy and JOY to look upon
when the remedy is at hand.
"Phosphatnd Iron has accomplished
wonders with my patients. II has re-
stored health. vitality. strong nerves
and happiness To whole families. It's
the healthy. rcd iron bloodnd. strong
uhosnhaIc-rrd nrryrd men and women
that enjoy life ana i,ild in every work.
Think il over
To insure doctors and thri" patients
getting the genuine .Phosphaird Iron
We have put in capsules only, so do not
allow dealers 10 substitute pills or tab
lots. Insist on capsules. c. II. Griost
& Co.. Wheeling. and Leading druggists
everywhere.
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Realty Deeds Filed

Orlando Cope. admir-. TO Edward hugh
es Land in Colcrain Tp Consideration
$1,000.
G.. Il vanPclt ct al 70 John Accio'
Land in Richland TIP. Consideration
$500.
u G Harbe =. NJ 70 Jane Bcrdine. Land
in Union TIP. liberation sou.
Emma Sadler to Harry Hicks. Land IN
Uniortown. Consideration 81
Andrew spitzl to LenI Spitzcl. Land
in Meade Tp, Consideration -.
Joseph Pcrko 20 Mary Perlio. Land in
Pcase Tp. Consideration 81.
Frank Sakaly and Julia Sakaly TO
E"rtie w. Matthias and Anna Matthias.
Land In Martins Ferry. Consideration
5000.
St C;airsvllle Union Cemetery asso-
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was 81 years old today. Col. e. s.
Wilson. editor of the Ohio State jour
nal. Columbus. delivered an address AT
tho celebration today.
I.ykcns-Jacob Peck. aged II, vet
Gran of the Civil war. Is dead.
REORGANIZATION high school unfurled
service flag with 231 stars.
.AShtabula-Fire caused 4 lc!S o.!
$4,000 in the garage OF John Dhcn.
.payton-Dcwcy Sinks. who was n
member OF the crew of the Nevada, md
whn was killed while playing baseball
during shore leave at. Norfolk. Va
was buried here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
POSLAM BEST
WAY TO STOP
SKINS ITCHING

Cover the spot that itcnes with Pos
1arn;' relief is immediate.
When the skin aggraraers. hurns. pro
sents an ursiShtlr. broken o"t surface.
there is one remedy prominently fitted
TO sooth and heal. on which you can al
ways dcpcnd-Fosiar,.
Poslem is quality-Posl'Yn is ConcHn-
trated Healing Energy; =" little does 50
much. Let Poslam SHOW you how ex-
cellcRt II is.
Sold everywhere. Fer free sample
write 10 Emergency Laboratories. :f3
West 47th street. New York City.
Poslam Soap IS tn" tonic soap for the
skin and will freSn"D ard hcaut!f: Eo"r
complexion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
ST. CLAIRSvILLE
Common Pleas Court Entries.


Jury waiycd by agreement OF parties
,Staptth consent Of court and "auS" sup
rSitted to the court: court !iadS the i$-
sues in favor OF plaintiff AMI assesses
the amount Of plaintiffs damages At the
sum oe $500.
Vincent Dinutshach Us Augusta
Dientsbach. Order entered or jan H..
1915 Diminishing this action tor goo"
cause, is hereby set assd" and vacated
anR.saits cause rcIrstatcd.
Leo Crnver vs.. Wheeling Traction 20
For. good cause SHOWN III" entry aerel'
made on Murc:, Tt!l. rs. continuing THIS
case a. costs Of defendant is hereby S"t
aside and vacated and this cae" c"atln-
ned. costs 70 hc ass"sscd against party
Who fails in tho action.
Rebecca Abdow, administrators VS.
Patrick Gi,ho"'v Motion Cor new trial
sustained and verdict set aside and new
trial granted.
New cases filrd-Harry' r Schmidt.
va. Carl c.. Schmidt O. al. Action toT
.,artition Of real estate in st. Cin:7sEiur
John Wallace Workman w. ". NJ.
Foster. Admr. Action for money Amount
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
DEATH FOR THIRTY

. PARIS. Friday. March i5.--Two very
violent explosions today In factory at
La Courncuvc, north Of Paris. caused
TN" deaths OF thirty persons and the IN
jury Of large number. mostly slightly.
according In an official announcement.
made tonight
General nuhail. the military governor
Of Paris, has instructed Captain Lur-
cher the judge advocate OF the first
court martial Of France. TO open an i'll
vcstiSat!on OF the accident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
Don't Forget to Sew To-day.

II appears rs though tn" week runs
around rather quickly. especially when
you think that this is a"nin III" Jay tor
tn" all-Gay sewing session 81 IN" mcm-
hrrs Of III" Siinsh!n" club. All those
VIII" nrc not members Of any certain
societies and who are anxious TO aid The
soldiers in some manner arc urged !"
attend the meeting Mt IN" high school
ln-dnN. Al nrC MnlrnMe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
HER INJURY FATAL.

CHARLESTON. " Va. Mar. lS-Mrs
William Nr'ray. who WAS injured il:c
Sunday whcn 4 m"in, car driven 10y her
nu :han. wen; oyer 4 bank on the M"llrn
road died today III y local hos pital The
autornuht','H Wild flight took II over q
10 foot ,mhaukrcEt and ono other won-
an in th, car was injured. Mr.. McCray
and orc other passenger mlraculously
escaped death or injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19

Quinine That Does Not Affect Head
Because Of it's tonic and laNdliV" effect
LAXATIVE BROMO QTlNlNE CTab'
lets) can be taken by anyon" without
causing nervousness or ringing in tho
head. There Is only one Promo Qul'
nine" +. w. GROVES #ignatur" is on
box. soc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19

cation 10 Ecrtic l.. C;rcrnlcc, Lot IN y,
CiaIrsvillc. Consideration $50.
Sarah Y. Hall and Chas. l.. Hail r.
, Clinton L. bonner and Mary 3, ponner
Land IL Flushing. Consideration 81.
VI lillian Mc(;r;Iw ct AL to Helena Nix.
rel Land In Colcrain Tp ConsiLcra.
ton $3.50.
: WA. I. Peel and Louisa r. Peel to
George /. Rush. Land in Flushing, Con.
sdcration $50
, u. 5. Ncllons Ct TX 70 Frank V. Van
/ pyne. Land i'll Barnesville. Cousid,ra.
! ton $50
A'wiida odbcrt to Nora Pyle. Land in
West Wheeling Consideration SIS.
. Herman Il. W"iskc and Mary \. Wcis.
/ k" TO George W. Rhodes. Ian! in
. Tease TIP. Consideration $40.
Mrs. Henry Butler to Nora Pyle. Land
III ru!ttcy TIP. Consideration $40.
Charles y. james. admr, t. T.. a.
, ST"cce ct al. Land in Martins Ferry,
Consideration $3.50.
Louis i. kcyscr to J.. T. TanDync
Land In iiarnrsviilc. Consideration $50
Emma Green and Walter Green "a
Nora l.. Dodge Land In Tease I'd. Con
Sidcra;ion $40.
Sonora PaGcn ct al 70 Mary c. LiIlcr
TT al. Land in Pcasc TIP Consideration
$1,000.
Timothy Moyninnn ct al to John
f:"wn> Land In Martins Ferry. Com
SId"raiion sl40.
John 7. Williams and Minnie Williams
to Samuel and FiDra Lill"r. Land in
Peace Tr. Consideration 500.
Probate Court.
In the matter u the estate OF Mary
lr"kcs. deceased. Inventory Med and
| approved.
In III" matter nf the estate of JOS phi
&. Granncn. deceased. Inventory filed
arN approved.
In ;hr matter OF tho will Of Gazrlla 7.
Is""C". Decreased commission returned
and nlcd. VIII admitted 70 probate.
In the matter Of the will Of Gaz"lla +.
R"rro. deceased. Citation ordered and
issued to wjdowcr "a make election.
Charles l.. Kinney. adnlr. Of estate ~
Joseph G.. Itlnn"y. deceased. Petition to
"rll real estate. Private sale ordered.
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claimed sSo5 with interest from: 18th OF
May. 1911.
Cora. briggs Harvey Us. Cirneh'
briggs. Action for money. Amount
claimed $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19

CHICAGO. March 1S.-~W. II. Hill,
vice president and treasurer Of The
American Radiator Company. tonight
said that the company has Two plants
in Germany. valued II abo,it $l.00L.n goo.
The German government placed Gus
todian in charg" Of each about year
ago. he said. Sixteen hundred mCn
were employed in tho plants Ncfo-e the
war. according to Mr.. Hill. One plant
is at Ncuss. near dusseldorf. ami the
other at Schoenebeck.
The International Harvester Cnrnor-
. aticn has large factory 1T Neuss.
covering about 60 acres. officials said,
and selling agencies in German cities.
No reports have been received con-
! corning any of them.
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z. of P. Lodge.

The X of rs are arranging tor large
crowd this evening. thcr" being n Gill;
of candidates for third degree. All
nciShborinG lodges have hHrn invited atu
refreshments will he served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19

ton: Sterling W. Simmpuda. West Do
yer: rara l.. SPARKS. SthinH: Paul {.
yoru,.v. ,'hnr,i"n. Carl Y. NlckcrE'
H,lh.yiew. and Glen l.. Whitman Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
GERMANY TO SEIZE
ALL HOLDINGS OWNED
BY CITIZENS OF u. S.

EONUON, March lS.--Tnc Spanish
and Swiss ambassadors At E@rlln have
been directed by the German foreign
office to notify the American govern
ment that Germany will procrrd win
measures against American prHr'rt!
in Germany in th" same proportion
that action is taken against Gcrma"
properly in The United States. Reuter- :
Amsterdam correspondent reports.
Hitherto. il is stated. in The Berlin
advces announcing this action, the
German government has restricted
itself 10 measures "absoutcly n"CcSsa-
~ 10 prevent enemy property in Ger
many being taken out Of Germany dur
ing tho war. and thereby possibly ben
ctilting Gcrmany'S enemies.
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Organized Into Glasses.

tho program. inter which Honv"rlzed
luncheon will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19

T"H Onto communities This las; Voc. K
established war saving; stamp records
!"r III" "miir" country and passed their
years QUOTA. according To- information
gwen out today 10y thu ONO war say
iEES committee.
.N'hruch n" government aska that
every mas. woman and child in the
country TAX" only !"u worth OF the
stamps during l?lS lh" sales Il; I;di-
son. Morrow county. and at Salem, Co
lumi,!ann county. rQualcd Il per capita
basis q: SEA. Nor" than $Il.Ono worth
al iir stamps were sold at Edison a
yillaS" al :0n inhabitants. while ut
Salem. a town '"E 1900, sc2i.6OO In
&alrS WAS made.
At Ellison lGj school children nrc re-
SirnSlhl. FOR tn" record s";. 4 contest
was conducted between February is
ana March u. when the sales reached
!:l.U9G.21. Prizes oe war savings
stamps will hr awarded to tn" boys
aud girlS making III" mos, sales.
r;rn'luatinn 'N"rc!srs for ~ seniors
o. h" Tire" year agricultural cnurS"
a, ohm stat" university wrr" held
yesterday. j. l.. Tahrr. Rarn"svillc.
master as tn" Obi" STAT" Grange. d."
iicv,r"d the Address.
Til" graduates are: Anscl !. Curtis
PARAGON: .Eral :. Elliott London.
Homer. Call, Winchester: Rudolph NJ
r;rnrincr Columbus. Grave: Eugene p.
Elukr. NamiIu: John p. Hincr. West
Salem: William H johnson. Broadway:
William T. Jones. Tallmadge; FLOYD
Lower. Alliance; Thomas w McClain.
SanduSky; Carl T. Moore Warner; Dean
Nimms, Orwell; Arlin W. Plank. Ash
land: Leon L. Richards, Wcyland; Law
renee l.. Rodeback. Redwood; Gale w.
Strayor. Elida; Elwcll L. Taylor, But
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19

WASHINGTON, ~. C., March Is
Principal American holdings in Ger
many al present are said TO be proper.
ties of The International Harvester
! Company, the National Cash Register
Company and the American Rauiat or
Company. The best information avail
able here is thar holding IF the Stand
ard Oil Company have gradually hrcn
reduced until they are not nearly so
extensive now as they We're before the
war
There are large Investments of
American lii" insurance companies IL
Germany, but ~ these are merely for
the security OF German policy holders
in theS" companies it is not thought
they will b. mOlrs1rd.
Under the German law Ill American
| property may be taken. Ii is 10 meet
this situation that \. Mitchell! Palmer,
alien property custodian. has askn
Congress 10 authorize him to lak" AID
sell the holdings OF great German IN
: forests in America On" OF The mO"iN"
reasons for this request X 10 break -
the holdings Of the great concern;
which have served as ourpoSts Of ku'.
tur in the United States and 3s Hd'
juncts Of the German government ;
military departments.
! In these properties. il is understood,
tho Kaiser himself. many Of the lead.
: INK iunkcrs and former Chancellor - n
/ Bn,hmanE-Ilollwcg are largely interest
I'd
The taking Of American property in
- nd !, n
/ have little practical effect, because the
balance is so overwhelmingly in favor
Of the United States. Conservative g.
! timaterS say there Is one hundred
! times as much German property in the
United States as there il; American
= property liz Germany
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oaoaoaoaoso: o:o:o:o:o:o2oooao*o

THE advertising department Of this Mems
L Store has its hands full these days.
The only trouble with us right now Is that
We are apt to talk in bunchcs-wc have 50
many things to say, and we arc 50 nccl-
tain where to begin, but the best thing for
today S news is our new
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19

SuurIL WAH|yuon SCHOOL.
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Every shade-Women's, Misses
and Juniors sizes-at: prices that
mean savings OF from SIS to $lU
over prices prevailing elsewhere
for similar quality garments.
s14.e5, $3.50, s22.5o up to $500
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sfraightlinc belled effects for more
conservative women-every shade
10 good scrvic able navy blues ana
black.
s5.oe, 5000. $3.50, Sass, $3.50
and up to $500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-08

terest 10 southern Oklahoma. For
over twenty years it has been posi-
lively known that both zinc and
lead exist in the Arbuckles, and a
great deal OF shallow work has been
done by both corporations and in
dividuals, and numerous pockets
have been discovered and developed.
This is the first company. however,
that has done any deep drilling. A
number OF holes have been sunk
ranging from so to 800 feet deep,
and this discovery proves vast
area, extending from Dougherty
three miles west to the Davis held.
ten miles northwest, where mineral
lead is evidenced southeast OF, the
Washita River and beyond to Ravia'
where it is being mined.
The Boot Jack Mining Company
has been drilling continuously since
December |. 1t has extensive hold
ings in both Murray and Carter
counties and has proven its faith IN
its holdings by lavish expenditure
of both time and money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-08

CITY viii require is now on tile IN
the office OF the City Clerk, ana
open for inspection to all parties
The form of the bid required by TIE
City can be had on application 10
the City Attorney.
The City reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids and re,adver-
tise for proposals for such I'M
provements. If the successful bid
der fails to execute his contract
and file his said bonds within ten
DAYS after the letting of such con-
tract, the City reserves the right TO
cancel said contract, and forfeit me
certified check accompanying slio
bid to the Improvement District
and re-advertise for bids ior such
Improvements.
Dated this the 30th day OF May
1913.
G. w. GROOM.
(SeaN City Clerk.
published in Daily Ardmoreite
May 81, June |, 3, 4. ). g, I, ..
10 and II. 1879
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-08
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

Notice is hereby gwen tnat pur-
suant to a resolution adopted by
the Board of Commissioners OF the
City of Ardmore, Oklahoma, and
approved by the Mayor on the 18th
day of May, 1918, proposals will be
received at the office OF the City
Clerk, of the City OF Ardmore. OK
lahoma, until five o'clock, p, m. OF
June 1lth, 1918, for the furnishing
of materials and construction OF
the work necessary to improve
Broadway Street, Northwest,
from the East line OF &C
Street, Northwest, to the inter-
section of Broadway, North
west, and Main Street, includ-
ing alley crossings thereon, and
street intersections thereon, in
the City Of Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Said improvements shall consist
of grading, paving, curbing, gut
tering, draining and otherwise i'm
proving the same. Said pavement
between the East line Of &C. Street,
Northwest, and the East line of II
Street Northwest, shall be forty
(40) feet wide; on either side there
of shall be constructed concrete
curb and gutter, the curb to be SIX
(6) inches in thickness and the gut
ter twenty-four (24) inches wide
the roadway to be constructed OF
4 five (5) inch base OF concrete
and a wearing surface between the
East line OF &c" Street and the
East line OF ID" Street. Northwest,
shall be of Oklahoma Rock Asphalt
2@ inches thick when thoroughly
compressed. From the West line
of %" Street to the East line OF
"E" Street the wearing surface for
eight 81 feet adjoining the curb
and gutter on the South side OF
said street shall be constructed OF
vertical fibre brick laid flat and the
balance of the pavement shall be
OF Oklahoma Rock Asphalt 2n
inches thick when thoroughly COM
pressed. The balance OF SAID street
from the West line of Sc Street.
Northwest, 10 the intersection OF
West Broadway and West Main
Streets shall be paved thirty (3O)
feet wide with a curb and gutter
of concrete. the curb to be six (o)
inches thick and the gutter twen-
ty-four go inches wide. The
roadway shall be constructed with
a concrete base five (5) inches thick
and a wearing surface Of Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-08

PRESENTS PRESIDENT
HANDICAPPED CANE
Walking Stick Had Been Sold TO-
Sl2lO for Red Cross Benefit.
cial to The Ardmoreite

Especial to The Ardmoreite.)
Washington. une S.-A cane
carved from the heart OF red ce-
dar tree in the kiamichi Mountains,
designed and executed by Solomon
ioel. fullblood Choctaw Indian
was. in the name OF the McCurtain
County chapter American Red
Cross. presented to President Viii
son by Congressman Carter In
presenting the cane, Mr.. Carter
said
Mr.. President, at the request OF
the designer and on behalf OF the
McCurtain County chapter Ameri-
can Red Cross, il is my honor and
privilege to present 10 you tins
walking cane carved from the heart
OF 4 red cedar tree in the kitmichl
Mountains, McCurtain County, OK
lahoma. This cane was sold at pub
lie auction at ldabel, Okla. bring
ing the sum OF Sl,2l0. all OF which
proceeds were donated to the Red
Cross. Ii is the request OF the citi-
zens OF McCurtain County that this
cane be presented to you as an evi-
dence OF the patriotic Americanism
OF the people OF Oklahoma and EN-
blematic OF the loyalty with which
the aborigines OF the American con
tinent are supporting YOU and your
administration in this serious crisis
OF the world
The president expressed mueh
pleasure in receiving the cane, ask
ing his secretary to take MIR. Joel ;
name and said that such noble senti-
ment would be long cherished and
remembered.
Glenn Old. Company II. First De
partment Engineers. L. :. A., who
enlisted from ldabel and is the son
OF ". J. Old. was expected to ac-
company Mr.. Carter in the presenta-
ton of the cane. but at the time was
assigned to special duty at American
University camp. from which ne
could not be released.
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CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.

Miss Emline Lewis went to Bo-
mar yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. II. Fry went to
Lindsay yesterday, where she VIII
visit relatives.
Mrs. w. n. Hamilton, who has
been visiting at Wilson, returned
Yesterday to her home at Sulphur.
Mrs. B. f. Pyburn went to OK
lahoma City yesterday, where she
will visit relatives.
Mrs. c. Lail went to Oklahoma
City yesterday, where she will visit
relatives.
Andrew B. Riddle will speak at
Hignight school tonight in the IN
terest OF the Council OF Defense.
Misses Florence and Mary Mans
field went to Berwyn yesterday to
visit their sister, Mrs. James Young.
Mrs. Susan Goodman, who has
been visiting at Madill, was in Ard
more yesterday en- route to her
home at Purcell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Whitley went
to Lindsay yesterday, where She
will visit relatives.
Mrs. N. NJ. Noss went to Snyder
Yesterday, where she will make her
home.
Miss Sallie Gray left yesterday for
Pine Bluff Ark. where She w'll
visit relatives.
Miss Goldie baltimore, who has
been visiting Misses Ruth and Ma
rie Sumner, returned yesterday to
her home at Sulphur.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller, who has been
visiting Mrs. ]. W. Sumner. re
turned yesterday to her home IN
Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. !. W. Talliafero and daugh-
ter, Miss Willie, went to Pauls
Valley today where they will make
their home.
Newron l.. Sims has enlisted in
the army and left last night tor
Oklahoma City en- route to Fort
Logan, Col.
Raymond Garrett and Miss Sallie
Criner were married at Marietta
Friday, March 81 They are max
ing their home at Healdton, where
Mr.. Garrett is employed by the
Palacine Oil Company.
l.. NJ. Gilmer and W. {. Neace,
soldiers, believed to be deserterS,
were picked up by Policemen
Stroud and Frazier last night and
are held at the station until IN
quiry regarding them can be made,
Lon Peevy was apprehended by
Horace Kendall, deputy sheriff, and
placed in jail on q commitment
from the county court where he
had been convicted in whisky case,
NJ. O. Bradford and daughter,
Lois, returned yesterday from
Camp Travis, San Antonio, Texas,
where they spent week visiting
soldier friends.
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Asphalt two and one-half (AAs)
inches thick when thoroughly COM
pressed, and said roadway shall be
twenty-five feet wide.
The plans. and specifications and
estimates as prepared by the City
Engineer are now on file in the Of
flee of the City Clerk OF said City,
and are open to inspection OF all
parties.
All bids shall be submitted in
sealed envelopes and plainly marked
in ink thereon, and must be filed
by five O'Clock, p. m, OF .une llth'
1913, and accompanied by certi
fled check on some bank in Ard.
more, Oklahoma, payable to SAID
City Clerk in the sum OF One Thou
sand (SlOOO00) Dollars. The sue
cessful bidder shall give con-
struction bond, conditioned IN
terms of the law, and also main
tenance bond conditioned that ne
will keep said street in good repair
for a period of five years from the
date OF acceptance OF same, and
each bond shall be in the sum OF
thirty per cent OF the amount OF
the said bid, and shall run in favor
OF the City OF Ardmore, Oklahoma
All bonds shall be approved by
the Board Of Commissioners OF
said City by appropriate resolution,
to be approved by the Mayor.
Such bids will be opened and
considered by the Board Of Com
missioners at eight o'clock. p. m, on