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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-22
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

power.
BY these two con-
quests-Mesopotamia
and Palestine the
BILE Turks
have at last been
driven from the en-
tire scene of Biblical
and sacred history,
which they had SO
long disgraced with
their tyrannies. atroc-
tiles and barbarisms.
Every good Hebrew
and Christian will
pray that they may
never return.
a correspondent
with the Births h
army, writing the
other day, described
the thrills he expe-
rienccd as he passed
over the scenes of
sacred history At
Hilah, on the lower
Euphrates, now occu-
pied by the British,
is a beautiful mosque
erected to commcmo-
rate the spot where
Jonah was cast up
by the whale. That
this miracle occurred
here has been be-
heved by the natives
of this locality from
time immemorial, al
though we know
from the Bible that
1t occurred in the
Mediterranean Sea,
and there was no
communication by
water at that time
between the Mcditer.
rancan and Mesopo.
tamia. Jonah. &C.
cordlng to the Bible,
was ordered by Jcho-
yah to 90 to Nincveh,
in northern Mesopo-
tamia, to denounce
the people for their
sins, but he disobeyed
and went to sea. This
local legend places
the miracle up the
River Eu p h "a t G s,
where w b ales are
never known to 90,
but crocodilcs and
great fishes are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

British soldiers cooking dinner their camp in Mesopoamia
scientists as within the original Garden of E
ME British forces in the East have now occupied the
whole of the ancient Bible lands called Mcsopotamia
meaning Between the Rivers, because they are
watered by the rivers Euphracs and Tigrs
IN this territory included the traditional Garden
of Eden. which is the repued birthplace of the human
race, and the ancient lands of Babylonia and Assyra
which the unqucstioncd birthplace of human
civilization.
Various localities of this Supremacy interesting region
saw the creation Of Adam and Eve the birth of Cain and
Abel and the other members of the first family Here
were the homes of Noah who saved the from watcry
grave OF Lot, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob Esau, Rebecca
Rachel and all the early Hebrew pariarcs and their
families. These lands witnessed the spendors and wick
ednesses of Beshazzar Sardanapaus and
other famed Oriental tyrans not mention the later
more sympathetic Haroun al Raschid, of Bagdad
1t may therefore be gincd with what interest and
veneration the British soldiers examining the noted
sites of their latest conquest Along the line of the River
Euphrates the British forces have advanced north.
westerly direction beyond Hit the original home of the
Hittites, to the vicinity of the Biblical Tadmor-in the
Wilderness, called Palmyra in Roman times. The object
OF the advance in this direction Join hands Aeppo
in Syria, with the other British forces coming from
Palestine.
In northeastery direction the Mcsopotama army has
advanced to Mosul the modern site of ancient Nineveh
the capital of mighty Assyra, city of the splendid
Sennacherb and the insensate Sardanapaus In both
cases the base of operations Bagdad the city of the
caliphs.
1t must be understood that Mesorotamia is not less
Bible land than Palestine The latter is sacred
Actual ruins of the great of Babel now held by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

because 1t was the Promised Land of the Chosen People
ana the scene of the Life and Ministry of the Founder
OF the Christian religion but Mesopotamia land
from winch the Hebrews originally and it was
during the early Biblical period the centre Of the orld,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

by THE WATERS OF BABM ON tt
sere they that carried captive required Of US
upon the willows in the midst thereof" Tho
S AIS same tSrant VINO cast the pious Hebrews yo,S
shadrach Meshaeh and Abednego into the burning fiery ADV
ou,na, ,ha : "onu not renouncc their God, an says
~ "s" ""''' 'heS passed by miracle unframed. him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
MRS. EDGAR D. TAYLOR
DIES AT WESTHAMPTON
war President OF Hollywood Memorial
hsSoctntion-hctiVc In Other
Confederate Organizations.

Mrs Virginia Whitcomb Taylor. wife
al Edgar y. Taylor. president OF the
iowcr3- Taylor Drug Co. died ycstcr-
day morning at 10 O'clock ut her home
i'ainE. near Wcsthampton. after an
illness OF several months The funeral
VIII take place from Au-Saints' Epis-
copai church Tomorrow at noon. and
the intcrment Will lie made in Holly
wood Cemetery
Mrs Taylor was Miss Nlrsinia X.
Nhitcomb. daughter Of The late Colonel
'cnrE l.. and Airs. Virginia Whitcomh.
OF TINS city. She is survived by her
husband and hy ono sister. Mrs. IIurn
~ Taylor. OF Wcsthamptun. and one
brother Henry Donald whitconb. Jr..
OF Eas, Orange. y. !.
AIRS. Taylor has fer years taken AN
active part ip social affairs Of Rich
mond. and has devoted muca time 10
tho work of tho Daush;cr.j of the CON
icdcra"y She was prcsidcn; OF tho
hollywood Memorial Association, and
Tor years had the care Of the Soldicrs'
Sectio of that cemetery. in which arc
buried 5000 Confederate dead.
The Hollywood Memorial! Association
viii meet 1T All Saints t.piscopa,
'hnrch Friday at 1885 o'oIocIl To ~,
tend the funeral of Mrs. Taylor in 4
body. :"
The pallbcarcrs will he: active--E. /.
Powers. W. ii. Powers. l.. IL. Powers
=. y. FOX. II. Gwathmoy. French Hob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Bugles to Herald
Waste Collectors
Auto Trucks VIII Make House
toulouse Collection Of Set
tteme,1t Waste Bags.

Owing 10 she severe weather al 10
the labor shortage the waste campaign
VIII not start to-day as planned, bu,
IN fe" days announcement will be
made that tho army of collectors is
approaching.
This week and next will mark the
collecting stage of the social workers
OF tho Nurses Settlement wastc-savins
campaign. Huge auto trucks arc ON
pioyed III the house house collecting
rounds Zach truck is manned by A
crew .. men wearing badges, and one
6u.icr.
From time to time the busle is
sounded in order TO notify housewives
OF the presence OF the truck in their
vicinity. So If you hear tho sound of a
buslc. Mrs. Housewife. you will know
that the collector will come knocking
a; Your door soon asking for the bag
that you have iill.d with cast-ons for
the social workers OF the Nurses Set
Element
In order 10 facilitate the collecting
and make sure tina. no bags are missed
the trucks will be abroad only during
the morning and the carly hours of the
afternoon. II is requested by those in
charge that people should leave their
bags with a neiShbor IL they do not OK
pect 20 DC ~ home during that time
Tweniy-eisht thousand bags will be
distributed, one 20 each family in Rich
'nond If everyone of these bags is
filled with waste. the total collection
vii! net the social workers hand
some amount. when il is finally weighed
and sold.
Judging from the general interes;
manifested in the campaign. and the
hearty spirit OF cooperation which pre-
walls. the results can be nothing but
successful. The good accomplished by
the campaign is 50 far-reachiug, that
no publicspirited person can fail to
lend IL hearty support
Besides the main result OF helping
the splendid work Of the social work
ers OF the Nurses Settlement, the waste
collected Will decrease the danger OF
lire in Richmond and help Uncle Sam
20 win the wa- by saving from tho ash
heap several tons OF material. which
can be used in the manufacture OF WAY
necessities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
ENCOURAGES SAVINGS
L'tchford Explains Object Of War Saw.
'nsa Committee In Sale of
Thrift Stnmps

The function Of the war savings
/ committee is tho task OF cacouracinr
savings" said Henry l.. Ltcliford, di-
rector IN charge OF the Richmond cam
iaiSiI' last night. This is not 4 bond
selling institution. but a earrings banjl.
with the United States government, AZ, j..
ing as banker
The history OF the war savings
campaign in England shows tina, on.
III every four OF the population holds
war savings certificate, ard that NOT
Withstandins this fact tho bank dc.
roS'tS have increased to an enormous
extent. The war savings camp,is.n
mas given an impetus TO thrift ana
economy never before known in t;re.,
Britain.
81 the end OF juno 1917, there were
IN existence in England and vale.
80. 900 waT savings associations. ono p
s"ciation fer every 1000 of tho POM
!aton. There are 5000 or oGo a,
these associations in Scotland. TN.
membership Of :hesc associations cI
cecds a.ooo.odo,1o0 persons.
The war savings committee co,,,d
iiHc to sec every man. woman ,md
child in Richmond tho owner OF :, VA.
savings ccrt!icaic"
Mr.. !.itchtord gives this advice. az,
gin to-day by buying a thrift. st.nn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS
MAY ENTER TRAINING
Opportunity Given Those Formerly 1.
the Service to Obtain New
Commit ions.

AdIutaut-Gcneral sale yesterday re-
ce!Ncd 4 circular letter from the chief
Of tho militia bureau in regard TO
the utilization of competent eX- Officers
OF tho National Guard
In order to utilize the military cx-
poricnce of the retired staff and reserve
officers and former officers OF the Ma
tional Guard not already in active ser
Vice the Secretary of War has approved
the following:
The applications OF such officers on
inc'osed forms which clearly state the
conditions will be considered promptly.
a. this bureau. and those whose rec
oFds prccsnt evidence or prcsumptiyc
value for service with troops will be
Notified b. the chief OF the militia bu-
rcau by telegraph to report January 10
N one OF the six training camps named.
IN ease moro application. are received
imam camps can accommodate the Drin-
ciplc OF selection will be applied.
Ut the conclusion OF the camps sue
cc*stui candidates will lac commissioned
IN the National Guard in grades jus,i.
ned. not exceeding that or major, and
subject TO age for grade limitations.
Inc Adjutant-Gencral of each State ia
requested 10 give all publicity possible
70 tHiS plan. so that each deserving Of
h'cf may have An opportunity, and to
furnish each applicant with the rcces-
s"rE biahk forms hnd any recommended
tons from tho Office that the Adiu,apt
General sees fit 20 forward.
The letter finally stated tina, ann,;-
cations should be sent immcdia.clv to
mat Office IL they are to be sent at
an The letter is signed by j. Mel.
C"''or' nrisadier- general OF tho Ma
tioEal Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
GUNS FOR VOLUNTEERS
Chcsnprnkc and Ohio hallway Gives
Machine Cum to Local lIowit-
zcrS' Battery,

nant-Coloncl 10 Lane stern. in :
spcc'or general Of the Virginia troops.
Yesterday received Il message from
HriGadicr-Gcncral G. Il. Wheeler. Of the
ordnance department, that tho : az dc
upar'"cht Is shipping 500 Springfield
f''c5 OF 10 CALDER and 500 rounds
"f ammunition. These will he dis
tr'nuted pr"portionatciy 10 the State
Volunteers throughout the state.
president George w Stevens az tho
chesapeake and OHIO Railway Com
panE. announced yesterday that tho
company wished To present Il col, ma
chihc gun ana sixty Winchester rifles
aud riot gums to tho IIowi,zors, h,t
terry OF the state Volunteers All Of
these guns arc III iirst-ciass condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
REQUlS!TI0N FOR ELLIS
Governor Stuart i'ardons Waller Lowell
or Tnzcu~II-othcr Pardon.
lrfn

Governor Stuart yesterday issued a
acquisition on tho Governor OF Penn
.ylfania for James \. Ellis. wanted in
Portsmouth for dcscrtion or his fa.nilv.
Ellis Is no" in jail in Philadelphia. w
=. Land has gone after him
The following petitions for pardo,s
stuart:
AJ. Eubank, convicted December
so', IN Amherst County OF murder. and
sentenced 10 eighteen years in prison
Arthur Giles. convicted Ma. 1915
~ malicious woundlnG, in Bedford
Ioun'T. and sentenced TO FIVE wears
e. j. Jackson. convicted March. 1915
~ Roanoke Q: forgery. and sentenced
10 two years In the meantime Jackson
las effected his escape. aud IL apprc-
.cnded VIII lose his time for good be-
7avior
Eugene Williams convicted in Aurus,
1908 In Princess Anne on the charge
ri househFcaEing ana given seventeen
years.
Walter Lowell, convicted in Novcn-
Der, 1915. IN Tazcwci County on tho
charge az forgery and sentenced IA
four years Ia prison was given n con-
ditional pardon on the recommendations
OF the trial officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Hhnkn Fleets nmcer.

~ meeting ~ the atochholders a,
re SCUM Richmond Bank. Inc, YES
tcFdaE. me following directors wcrc
eiccted: ". ]. Walle-. D-. /. r.. Low.
,Hs' james = Eyland. w A. Iiorncr
Hasbins Hobson. Il. T. Mcr,o,,o,,
". Norvr!j. Officers wcrc oIcc,oJ :"
follows: 7. T. Mcconnell. president. W ~,
T. Waller vice president: y. T. Mr..
veil cashier; !. o. Waite. ass,s,an,
cathicr; i q. Bass, aSslsian, cashic-
IiaskinE Hob.on. counsel
AT meeting OF the ueglv e,cc,od
board or the Central National Raj
Sfsterda%. the following officers wor.
- s..,' .haFicS iutzirr, president: W.
- Scn WarIachii6, ace president: y 4.
w. Goodwin, Vice president and cas,,cr.
George T. Mittcra. u. agsIs,.n,'
cashier. ""-'S'a ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
CONVENTIONS TRANSFER
THEIR MEETINGS HERE
Implement Association to Hold I'm.
nuai Session in Richmond
in February.
ICE MEN ARE NOW IN SESSION
Discuss Measures to Aid Government
in War Work and to Conserve
Supplies Of Ammonia and OF Coal.
Mayor Welcomes Visitors.

Owing TO congcstcd conditions in the
hotels OF Washington. Norfolk ami
! other cities where conventions have
been planned to he held 10y various as
/ sociat;onS or this state. il Will he
change OF location. t:rc prcsen; out :
! look seeming 10 Indicate that many o;
them will be held in Richmond. The
situation here regards hotel accom-
rnodations is not as serious a IN those
cities where the conventions were pre-
Chamber OF Commerce, il is under
stood, is turning its cndcavors toward
assisting tho associations in making
this city the location OF thor annual
meetings.
The Virginia North Carolina Implc-
ment Association, which had planned
TO hold its convention in Norfolk dur
ms the last week Of February. Will
hold it in this city instead. owing 10
the destruction b. fire OF the Month
cello Hotel. Arrangements were made
through the executive committee and
President W. 7. Patillo. Headquarters
OF the convention Will be in Murpny's
llotci. The date VIII remain as il
had been liked and the program will
probably be only slightly changed.
ICE MEN MEET At
JEFFERSON HOTEL
The Virginia Ice Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION. which had previously planned
to hold its third annual convention a.,
the Monticello, in Norfolk, Is already
being held here, having hurriediy
transferred to the jefferson, where
through to-day, and viii come TO a
close tomorrow. Only slight changes
were made in the program, which
were on account Of the hasty re-
moval.
The meeting was opened By most
cordial welcome delivered by Mayor
George .hinslic which was responded
TO in = dttins manner by w. l.. Ziebcr,
of Roanoke.
Tho remainder of tho mornin.; ses-
sion Vas taken UP by reports Of the va
rIouS officers and other routine biIs,-
ness, followed in the afternoon by sew
c:al interesting addresses ou Coroner
alton with the best interests OF the
government by the INC nlbcrs Of the or
saniZatiicn. 1t WAS made known that
the present war conditions OF the roun-
try have greatly increased the manu-
tacturc OF ice. and the best means OF
serving the country al largo and con-
Quoting their businesses with this end
IN view were cShaustivciy discussed
one of the officers Of the associa-
ton. when discussing tho main OBJ
lcctS of this years convention last
night dwclt upon the fact that the meet
ing had been held this year more for
tho purpose Of Secins what could he
done by them to aid tho government in
th'5 crisis, and particularly the foo1
and fuel administration IN conscrvio.
tho supply OF ammonia and q AL
The meetings. will extend OYER to-
naS and to-L'orrow, 18th the annual
c'ncflon or officers on the last day. This
evening the Members Of the a.soc:a.
ton have planned 20 witness tho slow
At tho Lyric on masse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
WISE ASKS THAT COUSINS
HE HELD FOR GRAND JIpS

~ iac close OF the Police Court hear
ING yesterday. C2mmonwcalth's .Attor-
ncy Wise stated TO the court without,
making an: argument. on account OF
INC lnteness OF .hc hour. that even ii
u appears that the bullet which p-
iiinchman found appears on his ,cs-
'imony to-day TO bc IS calibcr. he will
urge that the cacc against Cousins he
sent on TO the grand Jury.
fatTolnlan Cousins took the stand in
h:s own behalf during the hearing ana
SAtcu That he carried a 32-calibcr Dis-
ioi on the night Of the shooting; TINT
Nc shot six times. but never at the
boy. lie was within TWO feet of the
!ad IT one time, he said and grabbed
'oF aim, but missed. He stated tina,
ae cit not hear any other shots. and that
~ va paying attention to what nc
va: DONG and not what was going
0n about him
Charles $. Thomas, Gi9 North THIRTY
ia.-d street, said in Police Court that
~ heard six shots and that tfvo OF
taan seemed 10 HIM to be on tho level
n2tWr%i the boy whom he saw fleeing
ana 4 police officer, lie did no, recoc-
NE Cousin" n tho man. Mrs. \. H.
freeman. u witness who Was in her,
EouSe When she heard tho shots, was
certain thai she heard eight distinct
SnotS fred Morris Wingiiciu said he
t!ched M tho Gayle boy. and tina, al
TIC time of tho chase no other person
vas IN sight excepting Patrolnlan
Cousins and himself. lie said his father
u:d not come from tho house. Hobcr,
Gayle. father OF tho dead boz. said
ia2t his son would have been fifteen
years old Tuesday. This was all the
testimony asked OF him. Police OH
Gals testified as Ia regulations win
regard To the cslibcr Of pistols issued
10 patrolrren. This testimony corroho-
rated the statement that Patrolman
Cousins carried n 90"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
.C0ROAER'S JURY FINDS
NONC0MM|TTAL VERDICT
Bullet Which Killed Gayle Lad Not
SIS From Patrolman's
Revolver.
MYSTERY AS TO OOTING
Police Court Hearing Of Policeman
Cousins Is Continued TO This NJ
tcrnoon to Hear From DIR. HinCh-
man. Who Extracted Ball.

riauest into the death OF Harry
t;aSlc. t.tuily Wounded Will" on The
promises Of II. NJ. Winsncid. ga Eoe,h
'rslirtN- fourth Street. last THURSDAY
wight, yesterday developed the finding
that The hiilinS vas done by "so:ac
pcrson unknown To tho jury. This cS-
o,terafed ratrclrran l. - Cousins. Of
the First Police Precinct. 80 Tar as the
investigations 81 the Coroner extends.
rho hearing ia Police Court %oE.er-
G.r afternoon ~ ! o'clock dragged
:'ong until after o'clock. when it
was continued III order 10 hear Or.
!. ID. Hinchnan. vino extracted tho
bullet from tho breast OF tho boy just
sitter nc died
The inquiry before the Coroner
brought 10 lisn, Tho circumstance thai.
tho bullet which Billed tho boy was
is ca!ibcr, and shat tie pistol which
rairolman Cousins had IL possession
Ia,ior - caliber. Cousins testified:
that nc fired six shots
statement which promises 10 de-
rcioP much interest is that II. NJ.
WinEfeld ran from his house al tie
time ~ tho pursui; Of til. Gayle box
ard carried with him .%2-cniiber pis-
toll This was produced 1T the Cor
"neS's inquest, clean and bright. show-
ing no sign OF having been fired re-
Gently. At the Police Court hearing.
~. Whitfield produced this pos:ol and
four cartridges. \ puzzlins ci-cum-
r'aace here was that the CARTRIDGES
which Mr.. W!nsfield turned over 10
the Coroner were no; the same as the
"ne which DR.. HiUchn,an extracted
from the wound. Mr.. Wine;ield stated
ut the inquest that lie had not fred
the pistol III five years, and that on
me night the boy was shot the pin
dropped from tho revolver he carried.
md he ran on without stopping 10 INA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
FAIRBANKS MAY GO ABROAD
nnercd Position Win Arm, Y. ". G.
In Association With John
t,arInnd I'oIinrd

The national We work council -.
TIC y " :. ). yesterday offered "a
.npoini'neni TOY decentralization work
~ France . Graysom L. lsaI-banl<.
e Richmond. aud J. X Wcavcr. cashir,.
81 the Bank Of MIdieecx. J-rbanna.
u ttcr ncc"pt they VIII IL agsocia,nG
"ita john Garland Pollard. wi,o il sail.
inc for France this wcet;. Tho ,J.
u'inistration OF tile $4,000 6oe 10.
faised for this wora is calling for ~
service q a largo nuuthc. Or busincse
,Hc5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Transporting Arden, Sn,.,

- ~. husSei, ilttr years old. Of Win
@i"h -SaicN,. y. g.. was given :. hcsrir,r
eS,pIna! ocloro Commissioner glcgcu.
ardent spirits in violation Of NJ, -
amendment lie was held for the grand
Jury and released under sloo bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

son. Otis Alfriend. r. w. Purcell. Cor
don Wailacc: honorary-JudSc George
J." CHRISTIAN. Colonel John w. Cor
Don. Lieutenant Governor j. Taylor
bliSson. captain John A. Coke. DR..
EDWARD Mcclure, DR. Stuart McCiuirc.
neter ~. Mayo. Fred Valentine. Ben
Naleniinc' {. NJ. Knox, &. c. Chapjn
Dr. George Ross. Herbert w Jackson
Judge ID. &. Richardson, John :
Muucc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-10

a RESOLUTION DECLARING A NE
CESSITY or IMPROVING ALL
THAT PORTION OF &c" STREET,
SOUTHWEST, FROM THE SOUTH
LINE or THIRD AVENUE. SOUTH
WEST, TO THE NORTH LINE or
FOURTH AVENUE, SOUTHWEST,
INCLUDING THE ALLEY CROSS
INGS AND STREET lNTERSEC-
TlONS THEREON. IN THE CITY
or ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA, BY
GRADING, PAVING, CuRBING,
GUTTERlNG, DRAINING AND
OTHERWISE IMPROVING THE
SAME.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD
or COMMISSIONERS or THE CITY
or ARpMORE, OKLAHOMA
/. That it is necessary TO improve
all that portion of
"C" Street. Southwest from the
South line OF Third Avenue, South
west to the North line OF Fourth
Avenue, Southwest, including the
alley crossings thereon, in the CITY
Of Ardmore, oklahoma,
by grading, paving, curbing, guttering.
draining and otherwise improving the
same. Said improvements shall be
twenty-five feet wide and shall consist
Of a driveway twenty (2O) feet in width
and a combined curb and gutter on
each side of said driveway the curb
six 90 inches thick and the gutter
twentyfour t2N inches wide. said
driveway shall be constructed of a five
5) inch concrete base, with Il wearing
surface of Oklahoma Rock Asphalt two
inches in thickness when thoroughly
compressed.
= ,NH.a.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-10
Oil Lands and Leases.

FOR SALE-SW IA Sec. s 7s3w,
100 acres, southwest of the Heald-
ton oil field, Jefferson County; not
leased for oil and gas. Smooth
land. 50 acres in cultivation, so
acres timber and grass land,
sandy soil, 4-room house, barn,
shed. well, 400 rods wire fencing,
orchard. Possession delivered Dec.
81. 1918; perfect title. Price $50
per acre. Geo. Mcdaniel, 4O0
Daniel Bldg, Tulsa, Okla. 4-lO