davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30

,h.ir ar,clrarrc in the art sectors al
IN. large. department stores OF. tho largo
.: lies IL linz ..'!!Try. IN som" cities re-
l,,liuc =; 30. while IN "th"" SECTIONS
-! til. country commanding max u"l-
lar.
Enw wh.r.. Wh""lin- iiglrcs IN this
l,,...,ii,., r...m I'D y tNaI while less
,r.,n h,it .lrzc.I ~ h"r maids and
.IplrnIt.; boast 81 "il" of ih2:'" posses
>.,.i,.. at ~" i.r'>''iIt i,mr. each -! IN" SiN
I.n.alirr:, hIv:lG received ih"!rS HS Gli'S
''r.m distant friends -" rr"rur"d sam"
during Il recent VISIT :" on" oi I'M
I,!.cr ritirs. The daughters "t IN"
American Revolution arc going l." make
Il possible. i"r It large number "i VI hccI-
inpiic+ u obtain on.
rho ahnv" organization. through tho
urtiri.:c efforts Of Hlrs. j. Il. t'Ird"n. INC
state rvl:nn: al III" local ch"Dt"r'. VIII
NAV, All allotment ri th"s.. bags on sac
grounds during rm coming. w""k. and II
is anticipated lbs; Il Si,l""d'" huNh'r
vii h.. ,l,&lns"h at at this tm". when
the hir auHuo Fair will he IN progress;
nrI when il = considered that thr Shtaii
v,.n -: ,w.rn;y-iiv" cents Will he inc
ir;;iir.s annunt charged fer same by
ihis rri;ani:nti"n. n"twithsianG'hE Lnc
nr:rn c"rr,iuau,lrl by S;rnl" in the othcr
Cities.
Jrs. Roy e, parly is the chairman in
rh.r:,,, Of The sales and will h" assisted
by tn" following ":f"':"i, committee OF
c.,-wnrkcr; Throughout TIC week:
N".tiam"S:
John y. Mcclure i. y. E:Sh"n.
= N Hanson. blanche i. Stccn-
I'm fNl'y. rod.
-. II. Farr. Carl q. Bachman'
Gertrude Grrdrn. Eupha Hutchinson.
.\driuidr SchocNry. Ella lng!chright
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
FRECkLE-F ACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots
How to Remove Easily.

Here's n chance. Miss Frnrklr-far". -
try Il remedy for i'~'r',l"$ with III" guar
ante" Of r'.lirh! dealer thai i. WI
no, cost you Il penny uIlcS" !; -"n:nv'.'
the frcctlrS: whil.''Ii II hu'.~ Civ" r.'i
4 clear complexion The ,%p"t:s" Is
friClinE.
Simply gcr m "rin"" "f n:h'nr--
double s;rruGth--f"":m any druggist
and a few applications should Sr"w you
how Easy it il :" rid y"urs"lf 81 ~"
hntnclr frj,.'il"S auG set beautiful
conplcxinn Rarely - fuurr than ON
ounce needed i"r III" worst "a-".
H.. sure to u$k The druggist tor the
double strength nihin" ~ this ST. nC!h
il sold under guarantee Of money back
II II fails 10 remove lrrCEl"s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
Observation-Disclosures wedding.

"Wednesday "v"nin" ~ tin hAi!In"
Street NJ t.. church "'rur""d ~" mar
riagr Of Miss l:anche s;nt'a::ri:"i aii'!
Mr.. John t. Rrrm"r. "I this "i'E. ih''
Rev. George S.:Hr,rn performing III"
ceremony in tn" present - Il SM2! NUM-
her Of relatives and intimate Friends.
The wedding Will II" received rs y sur
arise ny their host OF friends III TN"
city.
Mr Rrcm~r has for n numh"r Of Year;
bc,.a tho senior in":''"r ~ III" iirN W
Rrrrnrr. Dudley x Company. and IL very
we'll known III local business cIr'l''S.
while his bird" is on" "t III" NH" VAL
Iry'S most r"pular nurses. Mr.. and MS.
Brrmrr Will reside III W""d!Hwn. wi"r''
their nrw home mas Just been c"!npl"l"d'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
smi.h-Wn:nnr WeddinG.

4 very pretty military wedding took
place Mt tn. Edgw""d l.mi il"ran church.
on Thursday ut |" "'clcrk noon, when
ROY. Ralph A. Narshm;u rcad ~"
nurtial srrvir, for Miss l;"rtha l.. Wei
mrr and Private \. Smith, with Mi%<
Tnrn"lia Wcim"r rs h"r sisters maid -;
hnunr and Lieut. 'ir"r%" WAGNER 81
Camp Perry -. as best man Tor ~"
groom. only III" r"lnt'v"S and few N
,imntr friends If the brad" witnessed lie
ceremony.
The hr1r w"r" II charming COSTUME"
Of oyster grey with n""";S"ri'S l" mH'';l
while hrr siSi":. Miss t'"rn"l'a. was AT
tired in n suit uI khaki with \hai and
,,lovrs Ia match. Both III" ::rhom and
his best man w"r" in full military dress
Mrs. Smith is III" charming daughter
Of SIR. and Mrs. G""rGc W"im"r. Of
wnndlawn. and is very l"pular win
younger snci"ty set III III" city MI
smith is tho son ri Mr.. and Mrs. {. y.
Smith. If Bcllairr. and is AT present IN
tho aviation depart mont. located az
Ellington Field. Houston. T"NhS. MI
and Mrs. Saith lrft immediately after
tho ceremony for Houston. wh"r" they
will max" their fuiur" homo.
"Carryall" Bags TO BE Sold Pair week.
Evnrronr rralizr$ that milrd% /" eyer
kccnly aliv, =" the numerous lads and
fanci"s" that grip III" fair world 90 t'inI :
niujtv frnm season Ia season ARD AL
will agree that even i'll th"S" S'ri"iS
DAYS, ono appreciates The litil" odd tics
that l"nd Snartu"%S /" tn" ton" M IN"
h,Isy women e! iH-haE. therefore. ih''
fascinating :rarryaI1" bags hav" mHu"
their appearance" IN tho realm "i rr''%"n,
Iav practical. rs w"D rs rr"Trhlchl
fashions. &C.,, .,
These bags arc UniUu" lui'" ai'hlrS
,nad,. af.rr tho fashion Of IN" knlti.h,;
Lur IF medium size. hut wh"T" tn" for
,n,r hr. ,.rriuu or some similar TntcrI"!
used in IFS workmanship. IN" "Arryat -
mad. mf strong paper or paSt"hGlrd. n L
rul.. in khat; sh#l" whil" ia" "n" sd"
j.; artistic in IN" ""r"'inc - IN Hrri"-
Triatc macazin" cover and ~ ''rrr'''l IN
tho arm hy means of a lwiS'"! rope nan
die.
Thnrc hagS hav" hut recently mnd"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
nnEA~ DEFEATED.

COLUMBIA. S. c. AUG. 29.-Ahout
10000 votes remain unaccounted for in
Tuesdays democratic primary but. they
are not expected TO change the standing
Of the candidates in tho Important
races. The majority Of Nat r. Dl"l
over Cole l.. Blcasc and J. F. Rice for
the long term In the United States SON.
ate is expected to approximate 10000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
Stag BANQUET Mt warwood.

The Mems lihle class Of the Warwnod
NJ F.. church Will hold Il stag hanQur,
ar tho GnurCh this evening. III honor If
thr boys nj the church. Mr.. y. &. Nor
gan. Of Wheeling. will deliver the main
address of tho evening. while a French
an airplanc is made. Additional talks
will br given by Rev. Geo. l.. Conway
and others. \ male quartrttc and sew
rral corn"t solos will furnish the music
for the evening. An exceptionally
tempting rrpaSt is being prepared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
Sill-Peters Wedding.

4 1ui"t but very pretty Wedding was
snlrmniXcd on yesterday afternoon, ~
tn, HON" Of Mr.. and Mrs George 7.
Peters an Fifteenth street. when lh"ir
daughter Elizabeth. hcrHm" tn" hrid" al
Mr. Harold ninlork sill. TIL" ceremony
was performed hy lev. thaS. u. Rob
Insnn. Of the First United Presbyterian
church. in thu rr"Scnc" "r tn" iinn""i-
ut" families.
The bride was charming III Il h"Nuti-
full suit Of Marine hluc. with EHt an"
accessories Of hr"nH". Sh" carrie! I
hnQuct nf Aaron Ward r"S"S ana lIlIl"5
Of the valley. Mrs. sill Is very n'rh.
lar among tho younger social set. ana
her marriage Will com" as Il ""ni!'t"
SUNRISE to her many friends.
MIR sal is III" son of Mr.. hnt MrS
w. II. Sill Tf l,",kt lille Germ. and II =
graduate of TratI Institute. of I:r""N,
lyn " Y. He is ut present ''mpl'Eri
Nv the American Gas II Electric cor
rany at Eccch Bottom. rs an electrical!
engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs Sill left over tn" Penn,
svlvania railroad for an extended
honeymoon. which will includ" New
York anL other eastern cities.
The following announcements Will 10
received:
MIR. and Mrs. George 7. Peters
announce tho mnrriaG" Of their daughter
ElizabCth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30

street. MS she will leave soon To accept
4 position with the Elk River Coal ana
Lumber Co, ~ Charleston. Mu~n ard
gamrs were tho chief diversions 81 ~"
~ cninC and at n late hour The guests
do ror,rd for their homes wishing Miss
Merry much success in her new work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
FELT BLOATEI)
AFTER MEALS
FOOD WOULD FCEN a LUMP II! HIS
STOMACH-MADE HIN SICK
AND WEAK.
TROUBLED UNTIL BE AT LAST
TOOK HYPo-CoD.

I'D feel 50 d"ad-tir"1 and hl"at"'I
after a meal felt just lik c"inE S''Im"-
where and lying down. WAS al! RAJ:
down and my appetite had E"n" on L
strike in sympathy with my i""r %t"in.
ach. | was in an awful iiX. would
get cramps So bad 1T feel liz" vomiting.
bu, couldn't. and nights when | w"Ei -
bed Id lay for hours tossing around .Ii.i
Il wild man. I'd only get about " ar !
hours %l,.p in Il night. Friends t"id
me what was H." matter AMI t"id M
what tn lake. and ut last did +" ANA
get bottle Of Hyp"-cnd. and w:Sn
now I had bought it sooner.
Il have picked up ir weight An"
strength and can rat anything. In tact
! am always hungry and anxious for the
dinner bell to jingle. 1t night sic i
eight hours straight just like l. log AMI
feel rested and ready for working Whom
| iuInn out Of bed ut SIX u. M. whereas
before ! always felt tired ana worn
out" rontinu, d J. NJ. Bowman. ~ VIII
help anybody lacking appetite. trouble"
with slccplrssncss. loss Of strength ana
tnulc.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
RYPo-CoD A FINE TONIC. O..

Iiypo-'Qd is u lin" tonic. 1t MAKES
one feel SO much stronger anI h"t'"r
abb 10 10 their work 1t str$ up IN"
annette and helps IN" digestion -
much you got more good cut al the food
YOU eat. 1t helps lhr nerves. TOO. ana
no wonder. for ITyp".Cnd contains f'X-
tractivcs from fresh col lircrs. mali.
iron, vino, wild cherry bark. and tn"
compound hypophosphitcS Of lime
potash mana Gancsc. soda, quinn" and
Strychninc. Every doctor Will Tell ysd
such a combination is hcaIthfEl. s inn
ulatinE. inrigorating tonic ard system
regulator, Druggists recommend ii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
rendered SURPRISE.

Miss Anna Merry WIS rendered 4 sur
Prise. ,,artv last evening III In" home OF
Mrs. Il. Is. McGammonS uf McCulloch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
~
I a \
fBATER)
Y r =
Under Control of the
Alien Property Custodian

In view Of the publicity recently The Baye Company lne the
SLovngs
the Alien Property Custodian and the
its supervision OF ue
Office and directors of Americans:
G. Il" CANHAHA"' '"-'F"""
sSn7
MArsH
J. R
tookha audited and the appraised the
Of will be sold by the Alien Properly Custodian
oAnaeiean
the Company will be held oy the
Alien congress Will oec0s
thed Of the
I'll the the sale Of the Com
n,nv win be Bonds help the prosecution
9th Wa. until he e.-pir. dasat Of Germany
Therefore, genuine Bayer-Tablets and Capsules OF
A.,,;n nav be purcha.ed with full confidence
THE BAYER COMPANY INC
--A-"-
Bayer-Iablets
ofAsPirin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
Eatertalns For Visitor.

Miss Iiulnh l'l,Il Enrr very charm
ing dancing party ut her home in
Wuodsdal,. on Wednesday evening hon
urlnE her guest. Miss June Miller Of
Indianapolis. Ind. Danrinr: was tn"
most nItrartiv" fcatur" If the evening
and at eleven o'clock liEh; refreshments
were served to tn" guests who included:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30

Mr.. Harold nimcck Sill
on Thursr!ny. August tWCnlY-utn'h
ono Thousand nir" huu'lrC! AMI cIEhi"rl
Wheeling. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30

ONNTCN oWVFEI.
Ti,. ladies If -. r:Hl< Evangelical
church at III" corner at South Wood
street. "Ay" very "ni"yahi" SUPPER
lIS, evening in the basement of the
church II" affair was :, ::r"N success
Waved from both u social and financial
SlHn.llulur and il y rNr"rtrd that dur
ing the wiuI"r mmn:hS MANY NOR" such
allpr"r. will hr given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
Thrift Stamp Sale.

The camraiEn which Was started Soy
rral weeks ago Will hc continued 10y Il
number "f attractive" and patriotic
yuun. ladies every Wednesday, and Sat
trr,iay aIl"rnrn. when they Will II"
found on lh" principal street corners If
The city ".llin:s thrift stamps. Th"r"
will also h.. 'umnIlt"r Of them AT III"
stat" fair wh'r" they will de- th"ir hes;
to help tnrl" sam. Tin. captains vino
Will hHr" "har.;" If tn" different booths
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
Marsla-uallow Toast,

Tho members al III" LOW! Club of
AiCN,"h..n had Il most enjoyable tim.
"Wednesday evening when they nntorrh
to In" wilds beyond McM"chru ;.ih
rhcr.. huill 4 roaring hnnfir" an'! toasted
tiar%hmHll"wS. There around the jolly
fro they sang old SONGS ana played
games until II LAT" hour wh''u i1"Y r.
turned name voting il ON" uf the hest
PARTIES If the season. Th"S" present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-27
MEN WHO LEFT
FOR CAMP TRAVIS


foLIo"ihg IS lne llsl oI inc EouI.s
n men leaving mere Ior lamp IIaN.s' =.
oah 'li''o.'o, eN@s' Yesterday ~ at. "i1
$. y lew Iesis'I s anus C,e "e,e
lI;. ns'e'. III Ine can VINO Went ,' 10 camp
raNIs % ron II o'"eI poii,S %
TIeu % I'' = .NoieII, % perl'Jy. ,r.,.
JoSep' - Con'Ds' ,,,.'}.s ISi'II,n'sp,
G'>qe ;, . Nelli'euy' ,,.,l y, 'C'''''' i>''''
r;i F =; pto"II.is' r, IIl,II. u,S1'
T'''ue C.'''[''.s' [, n.I' ',J",l'o'',
JIe 'eG't1' Ii C;,, ,eeM o'iIa,'ai iI"ii.' l,,''
Il'o',Io I I, - c;.H ',;tp'o, t: 49, i'''',Io", T
{I G'ep" - ''' ,rin'aio i,'i,,,-' iia,,i,an i9
CI lia,, " (i--,,t'T - : y, 'C'o'', Si,InL",o
c;t,' '""'e " '''''''N'''' - ~ '''' - '''''
w yy,.,..,, ,r ,,,..u,o,,.h 1I.oIltoo
/" % 'y rs .''' p;.L ', I' ,,'0I',ii Tii.r
Gsep- ;., a. 5,,''op' P,5Iano IL, IIoaid+o,
Ef2I, 'IIo. ~ -'Hu.Gns' DIa.,; pa,,'n
c''t''' ",% ~ y " WIZ ''Ia'''',i lti;-t 1''
P",' '"D ~ ~ w p-;,aL,rJ %u[' W Iio,l,,o, u,
Iao,a ,og n HTn|aLo,' t,;o,oa
C,",.s- "o, ~ = iIorn Vo,. -\,yI \tH.nr
NIoI,.;n J,t, Col.on ',J~ ,J,no,o " '''
w., ." r ,, Tar-;. car;ol,ar
Ciarn,ao lr'' 80 'o.'t+' catterfiald .p', Grdnore
p ,',' D. 6;,,,a,, -, p;,,,,l;na.
Noio;a NJ + ' IT;rdsa[ @ v, Wilson
C~o ,"'s,' D. d " N';.boI,, ,;,I,J.' " ,.oat
I"'a ,Oo' ,L,,,,, ", 'N1o WIFE,, '"''''
Er,.Ja T'I,' conJ ra"I''2, I1o,1i,om v, d,o,,
c,I;o 2G( oou 0yo,a lIoaIIton 'Gto,'
i,,2',l I"[h 'is, C,rt(or ',(",'''I', o,o Crave
Ilaa. 01, r'' L,;n,LraIl Iv;san
I.mes T. ;nJor.r,;tb En,,
Ci",,L T, n 'I'",'C Ii;no, ''i'r,I, Ara,,aro o'>
Cam CoIa ArImora 0
Remmie ( Ion@s Ardmoro
io,Ll c.5,., "N., = - i1 o'''J r..,.
In'onI, D, + p,,tior o'', NarDnort o,,o
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-27

son, soldiers from Camp Bowie, Fort
Worth, Texas and Nathan Harrison
and Orba Smith OF Camp Travis,
San Antonio, Texas, are visiting
home folk near here,
Miss Athelyn Johnson OF STRAIT
ford is here for the weekend.
Tom Perkins is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Talley OF
Chickasha are visiting Mrs. Talley's 5
sister, Mrs. c. c. Buchanon.
Miss Make Bailey a pupil at the
Women's College at Chickasha, is
home for the weekend.
Mrs. Ernest Cook left yesterday
afternoon for Oklahoma City.
Chickasaw Refinery stock for sale.
Fifty preferred, 100 common. par
value 81 900. for S875. l.. {. O'Brien,
Ardmore, Okla,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-27
Liberty Garment Fund.

The work of the ten American
women who went to France to help
in the reclamation and reconstruc-
ton Of devastated territory has been
extremely successful. Mrs. Annie
NJ. Dixie is chairman OF The COM
mttee having charge OF this relief
work and Miss Anne Morgan is her
co-worker.
Miss Elizabeth Perkins, chairman
OF publicity of the American fund
ior French wounded, under which
organization these workers act, tells
OF the efforts made to supply them
with quantities OF clothing from
America:
AT first volunteer workers all
over the country supplied clothing.
Now there is a concerted movement
on the part OF the textile and cloth
ing trades to take up the work, In
response to an appeal from an east
ern clothing firm, a committee ap-
pointed by the cotton goods section
procured the material for making
100000 garments. The waist and
dress manufacturers then offered
their power sewing machines to
make up the cotton goods.
The work has taken on such a
definite character that it is now
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-27
Heal Skin Diseases

1t is unnecessary for you to suffer with
eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes and
similar skin troubles. A little zemo,
obtained at any drug store for 35c, or
S100 for extra large bottle, and promptly
applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. 1t cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases,
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, dis
appearing liquid and is soothing to the
most delicate skin. 1t is not greasy, is
easily applied and costs little. Get it
today and save all further distress
The E. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-27
Women S War Work
In Washington

The support OF 22,0000OO0 school
children in 100000 homes was
promised by Mrs. Mary c. {. Brad
ford in her address at the confer
ence of American lecturers at the
Washington hotel in Washington,
p. {.
when YOU reach the school chill
dren.' said Mrs. Bradford, you
reach almost every home in the
United States, and every school
within the public school system OF
the country has announced its viii
Iingness to be used by the govern
ment. When you realize that OF
the 10000 teachers the majority
are women, you see what an impor-
tant field for work has been put in
the hands OF women.
THE schools are the country S
second line OF defense, and with one
accord they have adopted the words
OF General Jofire, They shall not
pass"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-27
Spiral HeeIless Socks.

tIi ''o"I 80 "i'11;,,5 I1;5 t''0 I sII1' r,
.'',''C,I n,, 'o'n, ,o' ,";ulti, ','IIu Il, ny
"''ioD i;f r, ", ~ sailo o'' us
"r rhc .o,l Wv "ba,,l% %" 10 ho o 10 inches
fua,, I,, ~, 'o''u ,.los ~ ,.,., 't., ,,r
ra, ,o fo Wv Lo ,op ,o S'' % - ~ ;orbo. ,ir
IN ,era,b Tni.hed
C,., nn Gl 49, - stitches. d,,;dod
715I.f6. y, 5I5I5I' oa thraa nno'
di.- Er;, ,l,;n , nnL , far 1
irchcs ther one ro,nd oT nl,;r
l-;t,;no..' La,, nI,;, a,..I nnJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-27
A Chest Full Of Patriotism.

The wives OF the cabinet members
stand pre-eminent in Washington in
then untiring labor in almost every
line OF women's war work. In a
pause in her measuring and cutting
OF material, which she undertakes
in her capacity OF director Of the
war relief work of the women Of
the state department, Mrs. Lansing,
wife of the secretary of state, said
regarding the Liberty loan,
THE government needs a vast
sum OF money. 1t does not ask US
to give money but to loan it. 1t
does not call upon us to make a
great sacrifice, but it does call upon
US to do our part to the extent Of
our ability.
at is not so much the amount Of
an individual sum invested in Lib
erty bonds and war savings stamps
that counts as it is the spirit that
inspires the investor. Loyalty to
the country and devotion to the
country's cause will be shown by
the willing spirit with which we re-
spond to its appeal for funds. Amer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-27
LArdmoreite Correspondence.l }

(Ardmoreite Correspondence
Wynnewood Okla, April H.
Frank Heide, who has been work
ing nights at the Santa Fe station,
has been called into the service at
Houston, Texas, and departed for
that place Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Case who
moved to Shawnee the first OF the
year, have removed to Oklahoma
City.
The members Of the Red Cross in
charge OF the surgical dressings
rooms are anxious for volunteer
workers.
The meetings being conducted by
Evangelist Estes and Singer West
at the Baptist Church are attract
ing large crowds and a great deal Of
interest is being manifested.
The Rev. Mr.. Shirley OF Pauls
Valley drove to Wynnewood Tues
day night to attend the meeting at
the Baptist Church.
T. \I ILL.,; ,... q. l.,,1I,,,r % ,ra -
.,,.n ~, W. '''"' 'Os' 10 '"'''''7 D"
SSS.'u.,. c..... ,t. T.o.d., Soc
lIo, ,.~'o G,r;,,oi ~ UNI '''' '''' ~
NJ 2Irs IIar,'o,, y, Gn,.. T., 90 Drrur;,bt
~ :, ;,;, -" :, I,,nnnan,aod '',, -
CiJ C- w p, ~ W taJ ';-it TG b;
,,,ra,,,N haro 30, c,Ind,I. - ~ y NJ. o,.;s
20 "a Cninb"r ,.,. "i.a , ,.;s,tor cnn-
J.,, ". @", ~ 'ia ,ho Cra,s | ''i,o Lor,a 90 ''''
Nr' Iahnson oi Cb;rl,sh, i vic
;,;na :, h.r O,i,', s;"ter IIrS Uarhy of s,st
W. I[,ono,,ood ,,v, n,,'N '''''' 80 - "
nm;. l,, Pafi.u. % c,oo rr,,.;s Ga,
,a,oa;a ,ra,.a. w ''n hara aa &c.
ionab ,,,,J'''' '>''' 80 nv y"
NJ NJ. n po,,;,o.o, of OH,
,,on, r., !; ,;,;t;,,69 ,''l'9 y" bar h-oth"r
f. f. Eo,, and f;i9 f,an;i9'. |
Nrs - + Trn,t aaj Nf;ss E,oise
poIlo,, ,rn ,;s;t,no ,t padon tb;s
nesL
Tb;rt,-s;, mon ubo comorise
C.,r,;n Com,+,'', n,o+o - th;, dr,ft
ontr,;ned boro ,.dstorda, dUo, '',t3 aftormoon -
for Camn Tr,y;s Sa1 Antnnio
Tey,s re- P ''N'''O
Mrs. Edith P;oo,in Mr.. w p
W,lncs NJ. lEan n 7S, Sant and NJ and
Mrs. Se,rcv ,notorod 70 SuInbmr ON
W.edncsd,y n;gbt for tho fnai meet.
inc oi the distT;ct convention Of tbc
Feder,t;on ~ Wornon's CIYhs
Mr., a Hoover has reco;yad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-27

Texas; George NJ. Little, Corpus
Christi, Texas; Lionel Z. Oliver,
Morgan City, La; Otto T. Straub,
Amarillo, Texas; Mayr Yellowley,
Wilson, La.
Field Artillery: Earl P. Love,
Mckinney, Texas; Kenneth NJ.
Young, Canadian, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-27
Heard In a Flat.

Boston Transcript; Singing IS
said to benefit the health.
Indeed it does. Miss Howler
next door drives US all out into the
open air every Sunday afternoon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-27
DRIVE AWAY / HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

A headache remedy without the dam
gers of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling from
colds or congestion. And it acts at once!
Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Better than a
mustard plaster and does not blister.
Used only externally, and in no way can
it affect stomach and heart, as some in.
ternal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, con.
gestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
all pains and aches of the back OF joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains,
frosted feet, colds of the chest Qt often
prevents pneumonia).
30c and 60c Jars; hospital size $3.50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-27

lean patriotism should fill the great
national war chest full OF patriot
ism
Women Workers for Liberty Loan.
In speaking before the District
OF Columbia business women's
council Of the Y. w. c. A., Mrs.
William Gibbs McAdoo said that
the presence OF SO many workers
in Washington was 4 Installation
OF the vital part played by the Amer
lean woman in this war. at is
with great pride that the national
woman's Liberty loan committee re
ports the enlistment Of a great army
OF women workers for the third Lib
erty loan said Mrs. McAdoo.
At the same meeting Miss Mary
Synon, treasurer Of the committee,
stated that 100000 women workers
are in the field today, and that the
committee has workers in every
county and township in the United
States.