davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-28
Attempt at Smuggling.

San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 27.--Be- lief that the clash at Nogales. Ariz., this afternoon in WhCH~ Lieut.. Col Frederick J. Herman, of the 10th Cav airy was wounded in the knee, one corporal was killed and two privates wounded was merely the outgrowth of an attempt to pass Mexican into the United States in violation of inn migration laws and the situation would be satisfactorily handled by Brigad- fer General De Rosev Cabell. who is on his way to Nogales was expressed late tonight at Southern department headquarters which had received on- ly a brief report of the incident from General Cabell.
 This report attributed the clash to a dispute between American and Mexi- can officials over the admission of d Mexican.
 It gave no detailed report of fight ing and omitted the name 0 fthe cor pOral killed.
 Department headquarters does not expect an additional report until to- morrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-28
'oo WANT TO SAVE MONEY9

|sh in in ur;ss sive it. Cotton has gone so { e mattress you w;1, will find good cot hat thevs ths1s M.o wlil cost three times he We y y;I1 Tsed to. Now for a short (ssses, furn;.rr ri rrenovate your old mat
 e new for sa sc new ne ticking and make ed slO.oo. Op hso.oo, $7.5O, $500, $500 @ show san, rnone Ss6 and we will call fhirdaA fhdA As,Et BEDDING FACTORY u Ave. and Locust Street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-28
NEWS OF JEFFERSON
 BOYS WITH THE COLORS.

tStuard Meeks of 153rd Infantry, Company D., has arrived safely over seas, according toa card received by his brother, J. B. Meeks, 1512 Pine street Stuard has been in service about years. Nesbit Ryall, another Pine Bluff boy is with the 153rd. In- fantry Company F.. over there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-28
pa!. paAAE SLACKER ROryn I'D

|g to snau., Snaltn, Ark, Aug. 27.-Accord-
 ty and Speyials s':ia received here tonight. (ock at nin nai'allary authorities at Little l raid whieI ut,ie o'clock tonight conducted l about on oao resulted in the arrest (assificat;so,v s,voo men found without
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-28
Twin Cities Quiet.

Tucson, Ariz, Aug. 27.-A telephone message from Nogales 10;15 o'clock to- night said the twin cities were quiet, a truce having been agreed upon until z o'clock in the morning.
 At a conference between A. J. Ab- asola, commanding the Nogales, Son. ora, garrison and Lieut.. Col. Herman. together with Collector of the Port Charles Hardy and prominent Ameri- ian and Mexican civilians.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-28

Commandant Abasola expressed re- gret a tthe outbreak and declared it was due to ill feeling between Mexi- can and American customs guards.
 He said there was no hostility am ong the Mexican federal soldiers to- ward the American forces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-28
Report Received.

San Antonio. Tex, Aug. 27.-Mea- gre reports of border skirmish near Eogales in which Lieut. Col. Herman was wounded in the knee, one cor pOral was killed and two privates were wounded, were received at sou thern department headquarters.
 The report did not make clear the cause of the clash and a full report is expected shortly by Major Holbrook. commander of the southern depart ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-28

More than 5000 women are holding positions as postmistresses in the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-28
MEXICANS FIRE ON
 AMERICANS AT
 MORALES, ARIZ

Continued from page One.l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-28
BOCHES SWEPT OFF
 FEET BY BRTTONS
 ON 4O-MILE FRONT.

Continued from page one.)
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PRVNf tEsKY lNvALIDA Z
BOJU We FLANDRECH
v CLEVELANDU.

Dnes rano prijel do naseho
m6sta z Chicago pan Albert
Linhart, prvnf cesky invalida
boih We Flandrech, kter1 bude
dnes vecer feGnit "a velk6 ma
nifestacnf schnze teska Ma
rodin sini ma Broadway.
Dobrovolnik A. Linhart
vstoupil do kanadske armAdy
r. 1916. PGvodne slouzil V Ka-
made, naGez jeho oddil poslanI
byl do Angle. kda' dodateene-
no vVcviku bylo mu poskvtnu-
to. V setnine zmineneho dobro-
volnika slouzili taz Getni cestf
Cleveland'ane. iako Do. Ksan-
dr. Hauner. Brozek. Tit, Bed
mar. Kfiz. Polak. Simacek il
nj kterazto druzina rovnez 10
dilela So ma strastnVch boifch
II Ypres v listopadu =. 1917, V
iednom podobnem zapaau vo-
lin Linhart hvl tdzce ran6n,
take 1eva noha musala n1u by
til amrutovana.
Do Soustati vratil 50 iako re-
konvalescent. q pTftomnS pHso-
| hi V odvodnf ceake hfadovne v
Chicaeu.
Y Clevelandu zdrzi SO do Il
tTka a zde ie hasten hudabni-
ka pana Supa, kterV We spolef-
nosti thhoz navstivil dnes i "a
vod "Svata".
Tnvalida Linhart ie Tecnikam
,1chvatnVm, nenf tudiz pochv-
hv. lie ieho uGast dnesni mani
festaci v Narodni s{ni znaGne
pfisp6ie.
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EuCEN v. DERs PRED SOU
DEM.

Pred zahajenfm prelicenl
dal 81 soudce D.. C. Westenha-
yer predvolati pi. R. Pastor Sto
kes, pf. Marg. Prevey z Akron
a pet muzI, ktefi v pond6lf by
Ii ma jeho rozkaz pro tleskanf
k vyvodum obhajce Stedmana,
zatceni. ODE zeny pozemkovy
jednatel j. j. Fried, 1648 vych.
65. ul. byli odsouzeni k S25 po-,
kuty, ostatni pax dostali $40 po
kuty.
Prvnim svedkem byl Charles
f. Ruthenberg, ktery veznen
pro sve vyroky proti odvodu.
Ruthenberg mel dokazati, IDA
Ii byla povestna socialisticka
pratforma, prot valce smefuji
ci, ma konvenci v st. Louisu- O.
-pravdu prijata. Svedek potvr-
dill jeji prijeti v6tsinou americ
kych socialistG, prohlasil vsak
zaroveh, ze Debs ma konvenci
ucasti nebral.
We zmfnene platforme jsou
vyzyvani d6lnici v teto zemi, by
cdrekli svou podporu Wade v te
to valce, ktera pry byla vyvola
ma americkymi financniky. Pro
hlasenl, dnesni valky jest pry
Zlocinem ma americkem narod6.
Takovymi a podobnymi prone
meckymi vetami vyznacuie sc
cna platforma. ktera pfijata by
la zasluhou byvaleho kongresni
ka Bergera.
Dalsim svedkem byl Clyde
R. Miller, ktery udaval, ze oh
zalovany mu v soukrom6 roz-
mluve udaV. re nezavrhuje plat
formu st. louiskou.
Pc te vvslychan Ed. Sterling
soudni zpravodai 2 Canton. kite
rV stenografoval rec Debsovu v
Canton. iakoz V. P. Steiner.
Joseph Trainer, zpravodai 2
Chicaea, vypovidal o prohlaSe
nj Debse v Chicagu v srpnu t
r.. kdy pravjl g. doufam re Y
teto mistnosti neni pritomen n
kdo. kdo by zmenil svnj nahled
valce".
X sondu predvolan bvl take
Ed. A. Evans, bVvaly zpravoda.
zde isifo Pressu, sice Can
MI Tavlor v Kentunckv. bv sdf
ill soudu sve zapiskv z feci Deb
SOW Canton pronesene.
Obhaice Stedman doufa. II
nF,pad octre SO rukou poroty
liz zitfejsiho dne.
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NEZAPOMENME
MA DNESNf
SCHUsZI.

I Dnes nemGze Sc zadny wy
mlouvat, ze k Narodnf sfni ma
Broadway jest spatne spojeni.
Il kazde casti mesta mas pouli-
chi draha k Narodnf sini dopra
vi. Dokazme co pri dobre Will
Sc nee ,ha vykonat. zadna vymIu
va ma horko. Nejlepsi obdobi
pfijit do schGze a tam vysl'ech-
nout dobre fecniky a to nejhla
vneji velkou navstevou doka-
Eat, re dovedeme byt vdecm
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Prispevkv pro Ceskoslovenskou Arm;
slozene adm. "Syeta".

Frank Masek, 1873 Continental Ave. .>......$ 100
Ma pocest br. A. Streicka pofadao nekolk clenn Ra-
du Sion {. ! TO- c. S. p S. veGrek mnuou sobotu pfi
kterem podniknuta sblrka, ktera vynesa . $1,000
DramatickT Sbor Tyl Observation-Disclosures. $40
Vybrano pfi vecirku OpravGfho Klubu Buckeye mi
nuou sobotu u....................... 900
Dne 6. zafi bylo vykazano ...... s7s
Dne H. zafi naleza adm "Sv6ta" ~ $40 AZ
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tenn, ktefi pro osvobozeni naSe
no naroda Sc zaiimaji a Nlivne
pGsobi. NaSe pritomnost bude
mluvit "a mas. Necht tisfce &C.
chu a Slovaki priime resoluci,
ktera presidentu Wilsonovi "a
slana bude. Vsichni cechoslo-
vani, bez rozdilu vyznani. at
jsou dnes ma miste co silna led
notka. ktera svou vd6cnost ma
81 Wade bude tlumocit.
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VALECNA VYSTAVA.

Y m6sici listOpadn usporada
ma bude " ClevelandU valecna
vVstava iak obdrzel zpravu o
tom osobni taiemnik mavora
Oavise ". T.. Vail Od vale6nh ra
dv washinptonske. PodObna w
stava usnOTadana bude We
vsech vatSich mastech americ-
klch 2 obsahovati bude ukOfiste
ne r6meck6 valerne strOie. ia
kn aerODlanv. d6]n nAbOie. mn
torOv6 truckv p !. VVstava zaha
Jena bude %. listonadu a mfsto
urceno bude pozdeii.
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POZVINUTI PRAPOPU.

Pristi 1tery unie Erektrikh {.
SO, We svych mfstnostnch 2182
vych. 9. ul. slavnGstne rozvine
rrapor ma kterem bude It's
hvezdicek. Slusna cast jeiich
clenG ie v armad6. Co slavnost
nj fecnici jsou pozvani mayor
Davis a okresni zalobce Samu-
el Doerfler.
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DNES VEcER

pfi velke manifestacni schHzi
bude koncertovati Orchestr 81.
Elisky Hrube z vlastenecke o.
chOty.
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81 E1E3
OZNAMENf!

Patronat Ceske Nedelni
Svobod. Skoly ma Quincy
Ave. oznamuje, re skolni Wy
ucovani zapocne Is. zari.
Rodicove jsou zadani, by
ditky sve dali zapsati Is.
zari Cd 9 hod. do IL hod. do
poledne a je spravne do sko-
ly posllali a PIP. ucitelove
jsou zadani, by Sc k zapisu
dostavili.
TAJEMNlK.
s3E3Ea
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-17
ARDMORE WIDOW CRIES
FOR 10Y.

q couldn't eat anything but raw
eggs and sweet milk and was so
weak | could hardly walk across
the room. | would have been in my
grave today If | hadn't taken Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy when | did.
When l think how | have suffered
with my stomach and how good |
feel now | cry for JOY 1t is 4
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the
Inflammation which causes practi-
cally all stomach, liver and intes-
tinal ailments, including appendi-
citis. One dose will convince or
money refunded. City Drug Store.
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modify rates on cotton and woolen
piece goods from New England to
New York and Brooklyn, by both
rail and water, were approved today
by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. Railroads were ordered,
however, not to discontinue lower
commodity rates on wholly and par
tally finished textiles.
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More Wages for Railroaders.

Washington, March l6.-Wages
increases to be recommended by the
railroad commission will be based
upon the principle that the low
priced man should have the greatest
amount of assistance to meet the
rising cost of living. The commits
sion's exhaustive study OF living
conditions throughout the United
States has convinced it, it was said
today, that the men making less
than $l00 a month especially need
aid. A pronouncement of women in
railroad work is expected to be con
tained in the recommendations.
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TEXAS STATEWIDE
PROHIBITION BILL is
ADOPTED IN CONFERENCE

Austin, Texas, March 16.-Both
house and senate today adopted the
conference report on the statewide
prohibition bill which will now go
to the governor for his signature.
The provision defining alcoholic
beverages as any drink containing
as much as one-halt OF one per cent
of alcohol was stricken out in con-
ference.
Governor Hobby today signed the
ten-mile zone bill making all points
within ten miles of military camps
dry territory.
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BELGIUM GETS LOAN.

Washington, March l6.-An addi-
tional credit OF $1l,200,000 was ex-
tended by the United States today
to Belgium, making 4 total loan to
that country OF $l0+6OOOOO. The
total amount of loans extended to
the allies is S+,96060O000.
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St. Louis Strike Spreads.

st. Louis, Mo-, March l6.-The
strike of garment workers, which be-
gan yesterday, spread today to sew
en- more factories, according to a
statement at union headquarters.
The president of the district coun-
Gil of the United Garment Workers
said that 5000 garment workers are
out, about 90 per cent OF the num-
Der being employees in st. Louis,
and that eleven factories are af-
fected.
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Miss Katherine Philip Edison Of
San Francisco, mediator in all in
dustrial disputes which may arise
in connection with government con-
tracts, was the first woman to be
appointed to such a position.
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THE ARTSTOCRAT OF THE ROAD

MORE THAN TWENTY MAKERS HAVE COPIED THE HUDSON
sUPERsIx sPEEDsTER OF LAST YEAR THIS NEW MODEL
is A MARKED DEVELOPMENT OF THE CAR WHICH HAS
SERVED AS SUCH INSPIRATION TO OTHER MAKERS THE
NAME APPLIED TO THE MODEL LAST SEASON SEEMED TO
LIMIT 1T TO THOSE WHO WANTED A FAST CAR. THE NEW
MODEL MEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF THOSE WHO DE-
SIRE A CAR OF THAT TYPE AND STILL FILLS THE WANT
OF THOSE WHO WISH A CozY, CHUMMY CAR AS RICHLY
FINISHED IN ITS DETAIL AS ANY MODEL IN THE HUDSON
LINE IT is KNOWN AS THE FOUR PASSENGER PHAEToN.
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See the new passenger Peerless,
smoothest and most economical
high-class on the market. Moore
head, Elliott & Co.-adv.
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Higher Rail Rates Allowed.

Washington, March 10. - In
crcases ranging from one to eight
cents per hundred pounds in com
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MOTORING

Buick roadster to Simon West
heimer at Marietta.
L. +. Kieffer OF Charleston, w.
Va, has joined the sales forces OF
the Southern Motor Company.
L. c. Slaughte rof the Slaughter
Motor Company, accompanied by
H. +. Sims, Herschell Whitley and
Lawrence Richardson, has returned
from Dallas, where he went after
cars and trucks. The party brought
back two Maxwell l-ton trucks load
ed with parts, one Maxwell touring
car and one all-wcather Maxwell
roadster. These cars and trucks
were driven from Dallas to Ard
more.
J. L. Justice, Southwestern zone
manager, in talking with l.. D.
Nelms, local Maxwell dealer, stated
that 4 representative attendance OF
dealers is expected and aside from
the regular business meeting in the
morning and the banquet at night
interesting entertainment has been
provided by the Fort Worth Cham
ber of Commerce, which includes a
trip to the various military and ayi-
alton fields, etc.
Mr.. Justice states that Maxwell
business has been extremely pros
porous during the past six months,
Notwithstanding war conditions,
freight embargoes and material
shortage, but that for the next six
months, or from Jan. TO June 80
deliveries will be much lighter, due
to the Maxwell Motor Company re-
ducing their production very mate
rally in order to take care of the
government work in their hands.
Truck business is replacing the
shortage in passenger cars, and the
present demand for the Maxwell
worm-drive truck is far in excess o1
deliveries. The farmer, the stock
raiser, the dairyman, the merchant
the drayman, the freight hauler-ir
fact all lines of business where
horses and mules have been used fol
hauling purposes, are placing or
arucks to more efficiently take care
OF their hauling, and also to relieve
the railroads in hauling freight. II
fact, in some cases, Mr.. Justice
states, that hauls are being made
taking in radius of 100 miles o,
more from the original starting
point. Those who now operat,
trucks regret that they did not pu
them to use months ago. During
this annual convention this subjec
will be gone into thoroughly by tht
! Maxwell company with the Maxwell
dealers in order to relieve railroad
congestion through motor trucl
transportation.
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Cole s, 7-passenger and chummy
roadsters. Several used cars at 4
bargain. Moorehead, ElliottS Com
pany.-adv.
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Sturdy Reos on hand at Moore
head. Elliott & Co.-adv.
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roadster to Andy HutchinS and a
Stevens 6 to NJ. ]. ONeil.
A. O. Kemper, field man for the
Master Truck Sales Corporation, is
here from Bartlesville to spend Sun
day at the home Office. Mr.. Kemper
is placing sales agencies over the
state for the Master trucks and is
making excellent prograss in his
work.
The May-Watkins Motor Com
pany reports the sale OF Marmon
chummy roadster to Walter Thomp-
son.
G.. F. Copeland of Marietta pur-
chased a Maxwell touring car from
the Slaughter Motor Company last
week.
James Watkins purchased Buick
8 roadster from Ray Peterson last
week.
The Wilson Motor Car Company
has delivered an Elcar 8 to Lon
Hardy at Berwyn.
The Master Truck Sales Corpora
ton has delivered two 2-ton Master
trucks to oil companies at Tulsa.
The sales were made by o. A..
Kemper, field man for the company
The Paige Motor Company re-
ports the sale OF a Paige roadster to
Barney Noble, Healdton.
Tom Cooper received a carload OF
Fords Friday.
F. F. Collins purchased a Max
we'll touring car from the Slaughter
Motor Company last week.
Ray Peterson has delivered a
Buick 6 roadster to Coley Wallace.
The May-Watkins Motor Com
pany delivered an Olds 8 to its deal
er, J. P. Cheadle, at Tishomingo.
The Slaughter Motor Company
has delivered a Maxwell car to Fred
Watts.
The Wilson Motor Company de-
liyered four Elcar 6s to its dealer
at New Wilson last week.
Harry s. Dulaney, who was for
merly with the Slaughter Motor
Company OF this city, has written a
letter from Kelly Field at San An
tonic, where he is in the service OF
the government. He writes a cheer
ful letter and speaks Of the vast
number OF men and OF the war ac-
tivity. lie felt much at home upon
his arrival for the reason that he
was conveyed out to the field in a
Maxwell truck. The truck has been
equipped for carrying passengers
and hauls from Is to 80 men at a
time.
Ray Peterson has delivered Bu-
ick 9 to Ernest Key.
w. F. Russell of Ringing has pur-
chased a 2-ton Kissel truck from
the Slaughter Motor Company. Mr.
Russell is now using two of these
trucks.
The May-Watkins Motor Com
pany has delivered an Olds 6 to Johr
Mcmillan, dealer at Madill.
The Paige Motor Company ha!
delivered Paige chummy roadster
to Jess Dunn at Baum.
Les Kitto has severed his connec
ton with the Kitto garage and i
now with Tom Cooper. Mr.. Kite
recently visited the assembling sta
ton of FordS at Oklahoma City
He will be assisted by Walter Ir
van, superintendent of the assem-
bling Ford station at Oklahomt
City, in installing machinery in tn
new Cooper garage.
The Slaughter Motor Compan,
received FIVE Maxwell cars from tn
factory last week.
Ray Peterson has sold a Buick
to Robert NJ. Gardenhire.
The Southern Motor Company re
ports the sale OF a Dodge tourin
car to Enes & billiard, dealers a
Marietta, and a touring car to Ere
Enes, also of Marietta.
Roy McAlister will return to
night from Oklahoma City, drivin
a Paige touring car for deliver
here. Mr.. McAllister drove a Paig
roadster from Dallas yesterday.
Ray Peterson reports the sale c
IfIDe 1oES<1<51,o.N n
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business for the company. They will
visit indianapolis, Chicago and sew
eral other automobile centerS before
returning.
Don Harris, local manager for the
May-Watkins Motor Company,
spent Friday in Oklahoma City.
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r. o. Dulaney and Joe /. Crump
president and vice-president, respec-
lively, Of the Master Truck Sales
Corporation, have returned after a
trip TO Duncan and NARROW. They
made arrangements with Duncan
dealers to have the Master truck
handled in that city.
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The Wilson Motor Company de-
liyered four Elcar 6s to its dealer
at New Wilson last week.
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The Slaughter Motor Company
has delivered a Maxwell car to Fred
Watts.
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The May-WatkinS Motor Com
pany delivered an Olds 8 to its deal
er, J. P. Cheadle, at Tishomingo.
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Forest Renfro, manager OF the ac
ceSsory department of the Southern
Motor Company, is in Detroit
Mich, where he is visiting the Hud-
son and Dodge Bros. factories. En-
route home he will visit in Chicago,
indianapolis, St. Louis and other
cities.
The Southern Motor Company
has sold Dodge Bros. touring car
to w. c. Baker.
Honeycutt & Dodd Of Milburn
have purchased a Maxwell touring
car from the Slaughter Motor Com
pany.
Ray Peterson has delivered Bu-
ick 6 roadster to Roy Denning.
The Southern Motor Company re-
ports the sale OF a Dodge touring
car to Raymond d. Lewis, Wilson.
Morehead, Elliott & Co. have sold
Cadillac roadster to Roy Dustin.
Pennington Wholesale Grocery
Company has purchased from the
Slaughter Motor Company a Max
we'll l-ton truck to be used in max
ing city deliveries.
John May, manager of the May
Watkins Motor Company, has re-
turned to Muskogee.
The Southern Motor Company de-
livered a Dodge touring car to the
Texas Oil Company last week.
! w. w. Means, a merchant at VIII
son, has purchased from the Slaugh-
ter Motor Company hve-passenger
Kissel Kar.
Shelton w. Tyer, president of the
Southern Motor Company, and Ray
! Tyer, salesman, are in Detroit on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-17

James Watkins purchased Buick
8 roadster from Ray Peterson last
week.
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The Wilson Motor Car Company
has delivered an Elcar 8 to Lon
Hardy at Berwyn.
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Ray Peterson has delivered a
Buick 6 roadster to Coley Wallace.
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Ray Peterson reports the sale of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-17

F. F. Collins purchased a Max
we'll touring car from the Slaughter
Motor Company last week.
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The Master Truck Sales Corpora
tion has delivered two 2-ton Master
trucks to oil companies at Tulsa.
The sales were made by O. A..
Kemper, field man for the company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-17

The May-Watkins Motor Com
pany reports the sale OF a Marmon
chummy roadster to Walter Thomp-
son.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-17

G. F. Copeland of Marietta pur-
chased a Maxwell touring car from
the Slaughter Motor Company last
week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-17

The Southern Motor Company re-
ports the sale OF a Dodge touring
car to Enes & billiard, dealers at
Marietta, and a touring car to Fred
Enes, also of Marietta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-17

The Paige Motor Company re-
ports the sale OF a Paige roadster to
Barney Noble, Healdton.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-06
BRITISH Line
remains UNBROKEN
HUNS LOSE BY THEIR FURIOUS
ATTEMPTS TO BREAK LINE.

London, April 6.-The British po-
sition south of the Somme was i'm
proved to some extent by a counter
attack delivered in the neighborhood
of Hangard late yesterday, according
to today's war office announcement.
Along the whole front below Ay-
cite in the sector north of the Somme
the struggle continued with violence
until late yesterday evening. AL
though the Germans made incessant
attacks they met with no further
success than attended their efforts in
the morning.