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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-09
WoMAk's WORK IN WEST
FELlCIANA

Mfs Elue Robinson has been ap
pointed hy GOV Pleasant g member af
the Parish Council Of Defense In ad-
dilioH. Mrs Robinson IL parish chair
man Of the Wongans Committee. Coun-
Ell Of National Defense. Louisiana hi.
vision The latter position gives her
supervision and charge Of all patriotic
activities 81 women IN West Feliclana.
excepting the Red Cross work. which
Is an independent organization, but rs
iu close alliance with the Woman Com
mittre Mrs RUbiHsoa Is also chair.
man of sotnaH's wofk Ia the parish
council These facts are mentioned that
the women of the parish may be- fully
Informed as to organization. and thus
he able 20 see that by working through
Mrs Robinson. their work viii receive
full credit to the honor not only Of
themselves but the parish
Therefore. IN the purchase OF var
stamps liberty bonds. plans for food
conservation, and In q eord. any con.
crete patriotic expression outside of
what strictly pertains 10 the Red Cross
work. the facts should be- given the
parish chairman for the above named
reason tn former sales OF liberty
bonds. many ladies bought directly
through their several banks. Of which
30 public record Was made This was
an right from a business point Of view.
bat in behalf of parish pride Il is
unfortunate that no data reached the
parish chairman one mas fear that
such reports are vatp-gIoFiaus. but such
h. bet The ease when the necessity for
helping rhe parish 10 make up its
quota Is realized In the coming sale
0f Liberty bonds every woman eho
buys or induces some one else 10 buy
a bond should feel He hesiianey. hui a
real duty. in reporting the fact II will
helpu the parish TO complete is aHota.
especially II sale or check passes
throuzh the home bank and vii fur.
thermo~o assist ja the summinRup 81
what West FaIteaHa women are doing
The same reason applies 20 thrift aud
var stamps
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-09

Tho next examination for teachers
certificates aIll be held la ST. Francis
wife. ia. April Is. rs. H. tvhiIel and
April Is ~ 20 lcoIorcdl
T. e important that every one con.
temp}uus taking the teachers ozaml
nation remember these dates aud re-.
port a. tbaf time. as uo special oyami.
nations #Il br granted applicants for
.tc#ah.r- certificates during the re-
ma0ader of the school session
Attention la agaiu called to tia date
nN.1 far tha first examinations Of the
year Bpon the books of tho Teachers
Reading Course May T. and also "a
the fact that aH FIRST grade certificates
expiring after jan ! 1921 whether
granted through examination OF upon
approved diplomas to be renewed for
period of aga gsars must be- accom-.
panied FE three credits summer school
nr agtm. lu edition Ca Dba recon.
maHHsfIuas of Ihe parish auprrtafrnd.
eHf. fasH sbe bold ra of these cerfif-
rafas har rendered satisfactory ser
size. 0h schools af iha State during
uH Hfa AZ their certificates
r. p CRIMP
8I#s Parish SuPrFHfHHd gt
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-09
AMERICA EXPECTS EVERY MAN
TO 90 HIS DUTY

The United States has entered the
var against tyranny and oppression
aud our boys on land sea aud IN the
air are fighting for humanity Since
the var began this nation has accom-.
pEshad wonders. bat this is not the
time 10 pat ourselves on the back and
Ia tell each other what great fellows
ee afe Il is our duty our supreme
duly 60 win the var Nwtakes have
been mad aud they are Liable 10 be
made again but why advertise them to
the world Instead Of etcrnaIy harp.
lBE uBou the errors We have made tn.
stead az trying to shIft the blame uH
To- ibe shou igfs Of the other fellow
vouldu.t IL be- q better plan 70 find oHi
quietly inst where auF weak points are
just what errors SO have made. and
then guard against making those errors
So the Guture2 Wouldn't II ne better
60 all pull together Team Wafk sins
and This war sill ba won, not by any
ana class 81 meH, bat by team work
concentrated effort ia which every true
American sill have his part The
Ifafmaf tha mechanic. the artisan. the
business man. the professional mas
and the iaw maker must all pull 20,
g,ther Every American has his duty
to perform
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-09
HART BYNuM BOY PATRIOT
SALESMAN

~ u = sas7tFN'9
The daily press has mentioned that
the aaaurcgard High school OF Baton
Rouge woa the prize among hiRh
schools for the largest sales OF war
savings stamps and that Hart bynum
was ihr pupil ia that school making
the highest score of sales The facts
thus given do bare justice to the
aeh5es gmeuts of the latter. aud tof ihp
reason that we believe IN giving honor
to whom honor Is aua and also for is
inspiratiuHa value to him in future
and 90 other boys wa shah tell iu detail
vs. hat ne has done
Ills school sold approximately Sl6Bo0
wouh OF stamps, and OF this amount
Hart sold nearly $1,000 worth Hart Is
outy uIue years ola aud is, in general
manner. rather shy and reserved His
own parents. MI and Mrs Turner
HyBum lthe latter formerly Miss Belle
Hart aud ulated to the Leakes Mum
fords and others OF West teliciauaI.
did not know of his success until be
had sold over 5eoo worth His father
thought h. must have had help from
Mr. Wade Rynum. his uncle the banker
tiuJ beyond buying a nominal amount.
The uncle dlsclaimed helping him.
Other relatives said the same thing
Beyond general Instructions from his
teacher. h. planned his own campaign,
sawed wood and said nothing turning
lp astonishing amounts daily Ills
teacher permitted him 10 leave school
during study periods. as he prepared
hts lessons at home aud the boy would
Ey h. the court house and banks and
meet the country people bo could not
dud at other time That he did not
neglect his studies was evidenced by
the fact that during the campaign he
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-09

let as b. honest a5lh ourselves We
are tu the uaf because ue hHd Ca enter
Just cause causes piled mountain
high We gre uut lighting battles Of
auy either ragutrg Ne are lighting
car own battles w. shall however.
fght side Is side wttb the Entente
armies IN an 41oa fsllaa shtp glad that
we ar lighting ia fhr same ugbt cause
the preservation Of nBr nation and
the pernetuaUoH # freedom al earth
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-09

Governor Pleasant has named sun.
day. March 10 as Patriotic sabbath.
and bl proclamation raiuests ministers
to chaass lessons appropriate 20 th"
various projects Of lhe government
and participant, che approaching de-.
maud for ihr iarspsi llbertY Loan ever
submitted lo q people
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-09

Fat your Income tax. Il possible. by
check money order. OF draft This is
tbs urgent request Of the Bureau Of
Internal Revenue Cheeks. money or
drrs 81 drafts can b. handled without
difficulty Cash has TO be sent By reg
istefed mail or by insured express
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-09

4 syndicate writer sceks 60 prove
that war viii bring prosperity 10 the
United States what does be take us
for. Huns God forbid that any one
should take any satisfaction Ia such a
consideration
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-09

WANTED Men between the ages
Of Is sud &C. good opportunities for
advancement Can 7r arile Z =
Marine Recruiting station Third and
Florida SITS, Baton Rouge, la.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-09

ron SALE Seed Sweet Potatoes
81 IS per hushel " n RICHARDSON
Batns. Ia. astf
WANTED By q young woman. a
position ats gorrrness or companion
Address G.. this office g3
FOR SALE Heart Cypress shmglm
Immodlata delivery 81 per thousand
on yard {. e THBODAuN
ron SALE Barred Plymouth Rnps
CockereIs. year old $50 each
q WILLIE DECKER Batua La
Lost or suaycd One White leImf
Calf q months old Fluder please rec
turn to sam Finct
FOR SALE Barred Plymouth Rack
eggs. 1926 foF Is Also Barred Pts
mouth Rock cuckergls g.
29tD Mrs A HBdden. So Fa8eHNIln
FOR SALE
< {. WHITE LEGHORN EGUs
sl00 per dozen
4. Aimee Jackson. Wakefield in 90
FOR SALE Rod RHt PrnaG Seed
Oats JAS. +. BOWMAN Eltf
NOTICE
Automobiles HllI not bs permitted
Iu the RosedoRH field
JAS. T. BOWMAN
The Hereford Cattle Co offers 70,
sale grade Hereford Cattle. registered
DufocJ Jersey HOGS md AnE0Fa Goats
Prices reasonable Address So Fran
clsgHle. la i2IatGtfl
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
SOdaehsalOden

aui elmer iorgfdItig porbereiteten
6erienreile bat Der populGre u1o
mobI6efunnte Serr @rnit 6oeid, ei1
8eamter Der bieiigen @eionotidaft
Der S6mei8, oieIe bon ieinen 6reln
Den 0ir1 icine &erbeirotrng init Sri.
&cbccco 9. gSbite, elmer ommltigcn
iltngen 9ame alt8 @oIton I'M Stoate
Nep 9orf, iiberroidt. Dds qliidli6e
junge &oar befin0et ii6 iebt oltf Ser
&od3eitsreiie, oie oen i60nen 2ofe
@tobont, Die Nioqoro-SGQe uno Ga
noOo umfoiicn miro. 9to6 ibrer &iid
febr merOeu iie bier inn @oromon
Courts GoIt ci1ent ser c~Iegantcitelt
ser mooernen Nportmentbdllier, mob
men. SeIbitperltGnOlid e~rlultben mir
unS, uniere ber3lidlten @liidmiinide
entgegen 81 bringen.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Su Der edwei5 intermiert.
Sier Softer NIT grpIo.

&ier Softer NIT @rpIo.
liuitoffen linO in einem 2ogierbauie
gu Bi9er I'M n0rOliGen Oflaboma
BON Agenten oes Sulti6oepartements
nit 8ei6lag belegt moroen. Ser
gigentiimer 0es 2ogierbauies uno
ieine Srau purOen oerbaftet.
George @rantorato, Don
Mr1bolo, Ba., ser notwithstanding
feiner Sanf traute, muBte 5u ieinem
2eiomeien in g~rfabrung bringen,
OaB ieine griparniiie BON $4,000, Die
er in Dem &%oitbauie oes &ntbonp
@einari aufbewabrt bate. per-
l6munoen maren. Ser So6n oes
@einari wlroe unter Dem 8eroa6te,
oas @eIO ~geitoblen 81 baben per.
baftet.
Sn Sa5Ieton g. 8, it
Srau 6. 8. Berras, @itpe zines
wobl6abenoen 2anobelisers, Don s.
Bennington MitslieO zines freimiI-
Iigen GigiIan5fomitees, erihofen
poroen, neil lie ii6 weieerte, ibr
&aus na6 ibrem Sbpieeeriobr
onrdiuGen 81 laiien, Der BON Dem
gigilan6fomitee oes 8ei0en,Samlte-
rcnS beiduIoigt wuroe. 8enuingtoR
/ rerbaftet woroen.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
&(etncS taOtneuigtcjten

SIN &~egierungs Srrenoinl ct.
GIi3abetb erbd1tgte iih an Gicnstog
Der M~torineor3t Or. &i6oro IS. @ia.
@r mor aus @~bilnOelpbiu 0ebiirtig.
-SeBt fommen oie Sclr1rapben-
Iilnieu an sic &eibe. &n6olo ser
&ongreB geiproden bat, iperOcu lie
bon Der 9fegierutg ilbernoauncn mer-
Den.
-gio9 sen nclteiten GefcbGen bari
me0er einem Gffi5icr nod einem Col
0otcn in llniform in cjncm 8riOot.
boltie ctma5 ogeiitiges" UorGeIett mer-
ben.
Der ongebIide Go(c 0abiO gtelt-
mirtb, scr fin icinc @an08leute bier
Gin Briputpoltamt Gctricb un0 fir
$t.6O cilen 9rief noh Yolcn ipeoie-
rem mollte, lit megeH Sdminoel 81 3
SSobren S3ltdt6auS perltrteilt moroen.
Sum eriten Veo(c in Der @eidih-
tie 0e6 2onoe8 miro cine Srau cine fo-
0erule &ihterbalf bcflei0clt, oa SRI.
GellerS friiber Dor 9rio 5lJt &idter
oe8 bieiigen Sltgcnogeridtes OH ser
Stele bon &i6tcr 9l1lfam ernannt
moroen lit.
Ser &ongrcB lit ouf bic 0ouer
bon fitnf &So6en in sic Sommerfri-
i6e gegongen o6er bat pielmebr lei
men @}itglie0crn @e(egcnbeit gcgeben,
ii6 at &auic lm Die Nieoerlpabl 81
befiimmern. GaS &omite filr Wtittel
un0 g8cge lit u6er bier geblieben Inn
0a8 ne1e &ripG Sit%euergcieb at formil-
lieren.
Crit am lctten OienStag nobm
Der Gcnat ob'le Sang u10 &lang Die
&orlaqe ocS Senators Sing an mo-
ourd scr 6ra.bricf ocs 0euti6ameri=
faniI6en Acknowledgements mioer=
r1tfen miro. Die oereinit groBe Ser
einiglng bai 1iA bcfonntlih ihon Dor
Wonaten feeimiaig eMfgelSlt uno III
re SonoS Gcr Imerifunii6en @eieu
ihait pom Soften &rcn5 geidenft.
W2pni;iaore Wtadin, ser S0=jGb
rige Haltor Ser ct. NouPS fatboIi=
den &irhe iciertc am Mittmod oas
qol0ene S,sbildltm ieiner 8rieiterpet-
be. Der t2ciic YrGlot puroe bon
ieillem &orotnal, Sen @rieItern utIo
ieiner @enhtnoe bod geebrt uno ON
Dem 6eItcl1eH 6u ieinen Gbren betei
Iigte ii6 nt@l Gpre6er Champ Glorf
bonn uotio# ZEN NbgeoronetenbalS.
Or. g. liam 6. @oo0morO, lett
81 Sabrel s / oberite @eiunobeitS6e-
quite oeS i~ltriftS, miro am 1. Nlt=
QuIt feline flung aufgeben I'm in
Bolton bic Qi'.6e 81 6efleioen. Der
eill3iga In ,ir1ieO lit, Dab Ser 9of=
Tor in 8ciia" ,dbrliN $500 erbolten
miro, lpGOrr. Ell bier nit $4,000 gu
frieoen lin ,mnBtc. Sn Ser &erion
ieine8 liz rigen 1. @ebiIfen, Or.
Somler, e.. or bereits einen No6foG-
DER gefra, &.
Ger "5 Ser ipoBige Sltnge"
betdlillt' -lfblge Stfo aSlln0erpullt,
Der an j.. l5dra nit anOeren aus
Dem biei icn @efangniS cnTfum, lit III
9terp 3 Il perbaftet unO bierber &c
broG}t moloen. @abrenO leiner gan-
5en GSsi90e ser 6reibeit mar Der
.9e OUNCE" ais &ellner in einem
rnri'Hoogen 3mii6en bier unO Seem
{ beIdlGftiGt lnO eS tommt inns
mirfli6 olpoBig" Dor, ooB er ME bon
0cn pielcn 9eteftibcn i'm Union 8abn=
bnie erfonnt murOe. Nus Dem @e-
fdnaniS mu55u6re6en miro bier iebr
5dmcr beltrait. Gincr bon oen &el-
hcn OeS WiGrs- quSbru6eS crbieIt Oie-
ie @O6e 5ebn Sabre 3uhtbuuS 5uoif-
tiert.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
&erIammlnuaeu in ser fummenben
MHdJe:
Montag:

WUntag:
nGGnqcrbuno" : 9ireftorium in
9tr. 314 G Str. $3.50.
GliGlicr @erein; in 922 8a. @pe.
Nor0nelt,
9ienstag:
Tuppert Some Srouen SilfSper-
Gin; I'M Nuppert Some.
.NnfcI 8rGlig Gcrgniigungsber.
cin", in 3t4 6 Str. $3.50.
Wittiuud:
.GGn9erbuno 9omenberein", ii
3t4 6 Ctr. N.=@.
.9(rion Oamenperein". in 3t4 6
GtroBc N.=@.
.@ercin 9aocn", in 922 Ba. ADe.
Nor0peIt.
9pnnerstag:
n6raucn &ilfSperein" Oes 9elt-
ihen SSniienbouieS, !
0ccaiia @uno; in 203 8. StraBe
go.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
@ermii6tc Na6ri6teu.
0rntide Greiie.

Dfit ser 0iesm06eutli6en NllsqobC
bat sic 5rt @ltoouo' ga, erideinenOC
.9Sad)t~ n~lfqebort 81 eri6einen. II
Der o&otb. Seiteu" ul0 sic ,2ltremt
burger @o5ette", beioe BON 0ubu ne.
Sorua, perOelt lpie Bic SerouSgebcr
ibefannt gegeben bo6en Gn0e Sum- ibt
Griheinen einitellen.
Golleoe }lltguit @repc. scr bcreits
I'M 81. Sabre in Moniftec sic m0.
dentlid einmol cridiencne oNti6iqail
&olfS5eitltng" publi5ierte, bot in lei.
ner NltSgobe bonn IA. Slni Sen g(bon-
"nenntcn oes 8latteS anqetiinoi9t, oaf}
or nod reifliHcr lleberlegiulg SIT Dem
Gnti6lulie gefommen lei, 0ie @erouS-
qobe OeS 9lottes %Oorldufig ein3uitel-
len.
0ic in Gbicogo eri6eincnoc 81
linoiS StootS3citung" mo olh Elm
Nbeno6ldtt, boben ibr Gri6eincn aus
finon5ieQen Sdpicri9teiten einitet-
len miiiien.
Die IN Seem Dorf beroltSgegebenc
Observation-Disclosures Sta" uno Sci
|iii6e 8lGtter@ MADDEN in ibrer no
dentliden Allsqobe ous @rihciner
Ger letten 9tltmmer 6efonnt bis oltf
ipGtere 3eiten.
Siele Oieier 8IGttcr mltBten aus
Mongel an n0tiecr llnteritiisung ibr
Griheinen einltellen. @n5eicen-Gnt-
|3iebltng bat Den oelttihen 3eititn9en
lire Griiten3 arg Deriolert. Die Sc.
Ter f0nnen oieien NitSfoa gum Geil er.
g0lBen5 mcnn tic Ourd) pilnftlihe 8c-
3oblltnq 0es Nbonnemclt86etroQes
mitbelfen Die oeuti6c 9relie am SC.
ben 81 erboltcn. Defenders iolde,
sic nit ibrem announcement I o0er 2
Sabre mo mebr inn Niifitanoe iino.
iolltcn li6 obiee @ortc 81 Ser3en neb
men.
3ebn Sabre @efGnoniS.
9Sofob 6robmerf, frii6er 2eitortifeG-
ihreiber Ser Miiiouri Stuots5eiting,
pur0e in &anias Gitp BON @eihmo.
rcncn Scr @crlebutg oeS SpionoQe-
gcictcs i6uloiq befun0en uno fiir je.
Sen bon 5m0If 5Glen 5it 5cbn Sobrell
@ciGnqnis bcrllrteilt. Die 5poGi
Straftermine miro er 9leih5citig o6-
.iiben f0nnen. 9lllBcroem mltr0c er in
Oem erlten ser 5m0lf 60lle 3u $500
@el0ltrofe berltrteilt.
Stride nnS gcpGfelte ShiueinS'
fnGdle iuiuic bOdfeines S6iueiuc'
cI..rL
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Stride nnS gcpGfeltc ShiucinS'
fnG6le iutuic hodfeines S6iueiue.
flciId.
SibIers,
532 Genter- nmS Is NiGgs Wnrtt.
GrfOlaIuier Nnariff CUR see.

9euti6e Slug6euae griffen am
10. SUM Elm britii6es Marinege-
I6waoer noroIi6 bon ser 9u6t bon
Selgolano an, ma6te oie britiide
IOmirolitGt befannt. Die oeltti6en
Moi6inen er8ielten feline $reffer,
uno Elm @aiierflug8elIg murOe 5er-
fort.
Sn Der S6luei5 intermiert.
Gin bon einem amerifaniI6en
2uiti6iffer gelenfter fran5Olii9er
9iplan lan0ete in Ser Sdmei5, un0
Ser Imerifaner, elm 2%elltnant, plr.
oe BON Oen Sdwei5er 9eb0r0en in.
terniert, meloet cine 0epei6e. Die
MaI6ine mar 6el6GOigt a6er Der
2nftihiffer nnnerle6t
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

cnnMrull, &enlIuaf, mirfIihe 9elifa'
telleu, limb sM baben bel:
SiibIers,
532 Center. nnb Is &igss Warft.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-04
Taxing fine Oil Industry.

In am editorial the New York com
mercia! has the following comments on
oil tax legislation:
Congress should give careful attention
20 the protest of the oil industry that
the new tax bill. as at present drawn,
will result i'm Il tremendous decrease in
the amount Of oil prospecting now go
Ing on. \ decrease in our oil production
at this time would be nothing short of
q calamity, but such a decrease must
come unless new wells are constantly
found and opened up. The general pub
lie is largely ignorant of the short life
Of even the best wells All through the
oil bearing regions of the United States
entire districts now exist where no oil
is produced, but which We're once i'm
pOrtaut sources Of supply An oil well
T. the most uncertain Of all things, and
the fields throughout the Southwest
which are now depended upon for much
Of our supplies have particularly shallow
wells. Prospecting for new wells is just
os much q part of the business Of a well
managed oil company as the pumping
OF oil from old wells, and congress |
should arrange to make allowances /
which viii permit IT to continue.
with the uncertain status of the Mex
lean oil fields and the general disquiet .
which suU afnirts Mexico. it is unsafe .
FOR us TO count too much ON supplies .
from that source. 10 is true that at
present MeNicau production Is i'm excess
of our ability to transport it to Amer
team ports and TO the war zone, but pru-
Gence compels us mot 700 rely too much
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-04
Registrars To Report For
PhusicalExamination Oct. 8

4 1sS7-GeoTge Young Whitford, Writ,
/ 2O3l - WilliaAn jefferson L. Smith
, Graham
1So9-Albist steadman, $50 b n. r.
Ardmore
20i2-Hosey Lee Lemlng, Nlio'
l25S-Elmore stephenson, Springer
lSOi-Sam Wallis Massey, 40l Seventh
n. E,, Ardmore.
2lSO Benjamin Forrest Daugherty
Brock
1s34-Iames j. Arnold, 3O3 II y. T.,
Ardmore
69S-Drew Williams, III X n. w.
Ardmorc
20ll-Gilbert Dow Byrd. Graham
$50 William Franklin King. New
| Wilson.
l69S--Leon Stephenson, Springer.
19i7-Walter Sleigh Harwell. Writ.
$50 - Lemuel Alexander Carmichael,
IIealdton,
1i9S-Arthur II. Smith, Brock
ll53-Cardious Dick Taliaferro, Lone
Grove.
2O2l--Bob Carmon, Graham.
l4S-Joseph b. Small 723 Eighth Ave
nue. n, T., Ardmore.
lOS6-John Cleveland Mclaughlin, 439
Il S. T.. Ardmore.
l7SS-Robert Lee Fenley, SIS G y. w,
Ardmore
2O95-George Wiley Hardin Woodford. |
l645-William Carl Mouldin. Writ. |
l693-Earl Ernest Griffin, Glenn.
ls92-Trayis Lee Thomas, Writ.
lS57-Lewis Levi London, 124 North
Washington, Ardmore.
lS1O-John Sanford Shipmun. Heald-
ton.
l35O-Walter Plemons. Wilson
l2SS-Louis Roberts, Crusher
1927 - Squire Newton Stephinson.
lIeallton
1850 Hullum Hume Tabor, Writ.
lS26--PaH Cecil Gilbreath. Staunton.
591-Charles Norris Harper, 3OS f. n.
E.. Ardmore
lC96-John Wesley Terry, Glenn
23oO-Ralph sylvester Bruner Writ
2ll5-Charloy Stephenson. Springer.
I9S4-Ilenry Edward Truett. Writ.
l9SS--Elmer Erskin Whitley, Bon 80.
Writ.
I4ol -- Thomas Daniel Lumpkins,
heck.
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NOTICE RED CROSS WORK
ERS.

This is to. notify AN workers in
+he various departments of woman
work in Carter County Chapter to
cake part in the Women I'm War
Work parade Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock. YOU are requested to
wear the white uniform bu, do not
wear the Red Cross emblcms. So
many are using them who are not
authorized to do so, our attention
has been called to this from head
quarters. All branches and auxil-
iaries please have Is large a repre-
sentation as possible. Phone the
beads OF the various departments for
any instruction desired.
MRS. y. {. BAKER.
Director WomanS Work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-04
HELP WIN THE WAR.

YOUR JUNK WANTED. THE ARD.
MORE JUNK COMPANY Is IN POSI-.
iioN TO PAY HIGHEST PRICES
FOR YOUR OLD IRON AND METAL
OF ALL KINDS. ROPE, RAGS. ETC
NO LOT TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL
FOR US TO HANDLE ON SHORT NO
TICE. WRITE OR WIRE FOR
PRICES. WE WANT YOUR BUSL
NESS. PHONE 3O7. ARDMORE JUNK
COMPANY. II NORTH CADDO. ARD
MORE.
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Influenza Rages at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Oct. 3.-Schools
churches, theaters, and all places OF
public assemblage were today or
dered closed indefinitely. This ac-
sion was taken by the board OF
health. after the receipt OF reports
showing the alarming spread OF in
luenza,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-04

London, oct. 5.-Field Marshal
Ilaig's announcement that a Ger
man retreat has been begun in the
La Bassce sector is commented on
as a development OF far-reaching i'm
portance. 1t is assumed and unoiti-
cially stated. that the town OF La
Bassee has been evacuated. 1t IS
also believed that the enemy with
drawal involves Lens and there is a
report, too. that the Germans have
ordered that Lille be abandoned.
To the successful operations OF
Belgian army and General Plumer's
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-04
Doty Herndon Is White Man.

Doty Herndon whose name ap-
peared in the Ardmoreite yesterday
IN connection with an item refer
ring TO an alleged theft OF cotton,
was through error in yesterdays
paper described as negro.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-04
Floyd Is Little Rocks P, M.

Washington, Oct, S.-William +
Floyd was today nominated by Pres
ident Wilson to be postmaster at
Little Rock, Ark.
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forces, To the north, is attributed the
enemy's movement to the rear. The
Anglo Belgian drive has brought
those forces near TO Menin.
Unconlirmed reports come from
Holland that the Germans are pre-
pairing to evacuate the Flanders
coast and the towns behind it.
The breach in the Hindenburg
system between lie Catelet and St.
Quentin by the British, Australian
and American troops is commended
as an incident of great Importance.
Although it has not yet compelled
the enemy TO withdraw and while he
has temporarily rcgained Sequehart,
1t is admitted by Berlin that there
mas been retirements in the neigh
borhood of St. Quentin. Rheims,
and in Champagne. Taken in COLI
ncction with the retreat further
north, it is believed that the whole
German line is shaking.
Paris, Oct. 3.-IIeavy fighting
continues in the region north of |
Rheims, and the French have con-
tinued their advance, capturing
Loivre, says the war office state
ment today.
The railway junction of Challe-
range in Champagne has been cap
tured by General Gouraud.
West of Challerange, the Ger
mans made determined efforts to
drive the French from the woods
southeast OF Orfeuil, but were driv-
EN- back with heavy lo-.es
The French attack in Champagne
was continued today
London, Oct. 3.-British troops
his morning resumed their attacks
,orth OF ST. Quentin, Field Marshal
1aig reports in his official state
nent.
The Germans are Continuing their
earward movement on the front
rom Lens to Armenticres. They are
highly organized posi-