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New-York tribune., 1918-06-23
Tnibune;s 5 Ansper IN Libel Suit
Says E. Virgil Neal Is a Ouack
Continued from Page 1s)

ssdss approval upon the authority Of the plaintiff and
making these representations the plaintiff Neal
md . quack"
pleading AYERS the Postmaster General Of the
United States issued fraud ORDER prohibiting
this The fraud order
socaed "nsu" instead being
scientific treatise had been represented advertising
pamphlet
the cdr
learning that had faculty nothing
IN which pamphlets and books being sold under false
fraudulent representations
That the representations clearly
signed the corporation
how accomplish things
education personality
That the impression
that these of instructions would provide with
neim absurdity.
certain corporation ccu
give the that the purchaser something
nsy actually received and that the
representations exravagant absurd
That other extravagan
nature misleading and indicative of fraud
Paragraphs Generals findings
the gaining subscribers Of
the representations absolutely
That for said Pooce
complaints said corporation claiming
duded and that estimated that
public to be Of s150o,O0o
Tribune pleading
reasonable believe findings
General of the substantially
Tribune then takes history
Institute Physicians Surgeons organized under the
in Motto Sage"
Thomas r. Adkin and M.
incorporation founded for
objects Treating disease manufacturing giving
subjects principal place
Rochester NJ Y The principal business alleged
through mails Of magnetic psychic disease
"Vitaopahy"
performances, performances
tx Motto Sage forth the humble
Adkn
Marcon "v Magnetism Psychic Force"
pleading
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23

Here the nstuts In which Nsa
was Interested alludins to Adkin;
The blind walk and hep,ss individual,
restored to health when given die by may
not cure stop palms, heals and
marve that practice and defy plau
ton"
In August 1905 Tribune pleading stat.s n. 1nea sa,
Postmaster General issued fraud order
tute Of Physicians prohibiting from using the mails
transmitting its advertising given this order
were substantially the same the York
of Science"
But Neal had interests Issuing Of fraud order
against the 1ntue Of Physicians did stop his
ies the declares In October founded with the
Adkn and Charles Clark the Science
1881 Broadway The Of the Academy
stated in the certificate Of incorporation,
ITO give instruction by correspondence In per
son or otherwise chirooey physiognomy grapogy
all scientific sub alleges that one Of the
chief OF instruction the agi physical
being the greatest
Of the eN
One Of the products of this book entitled
Of Power The columbia Academy Of
startling persons who read It to make
power improve memory and eradicate
all bad habits Rockefeller and other multi
monae had read Secret
its formulas daily in para
graph Of advertisement telling just ag SYSTEM
Neal Of the could
defence:
"a that develops the nerves. simulta-
1t gives most beautiful physique symmetrical on
cheeks makes cheerful hapy brings
healthy blocd healthy the
body; vtay pa who
vitality attractive fascinating young strong
and healthy wives who
We them"
programme "Coumbia Academy
character reading enabling
read character glance 1t also advertised
personal magnetism and magnetic healing"
time the "Cumba Academy was
founded Neal with his Adn and Clark
College of Sciences incorporated under the laws Of
magnetism hypnoism suggestive
peu healing other subjects throughout the
foreign in 4e
Walnut Street. Philadelphia The pleading alleges American
College Neal
Company
the laws of Delaware 19O3 by
I. Irving Handy Wilmington Tribune
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23

organizing corporation president
managed It's business affairs
1.-THE through
mails 'Torce Life" Ray Capsules"
this corporation which denounced published
on the editorial Of e York Te January 49,
fraudulent which had operated what otesy
obvious swinde" the declares
The genius behind The Life" said be William
wallace Hadley widely magazines
as an eminent thaumaturg panopa had discovered
OF concentrated extracts which might truly be called Life
Force AS described in The pleading advertise
ent the circumstances Of the dramatic The comb
1non (o exracts) cleaned glare
Rhe IN Its sheen Of ruby ed while containing substance
quve and vbrate as the effort to restrain the tremendous
dynamic held"
Hadey The Tribune alleges credited pwe
and death not given ordinary mora"
combat and all maades hopeless we and
clasp the orseess fingers of death
Time hurried humans 70 grave"
The Life Ray Capsules" exploited being charged
radum and Hadley quoted saying that believed
able substance the fountain Of Youth"
searched in vain There practically nothing Ray
Capsules and the Force Life" remedies cure
credited the publicity Of the parent corporation.
he American Company manufacturing and
selling Neal Biscuits and Meals Chocolates
1906 by James Raford The Tribune products
advertised to top the sharp Of
by the watch The that made an
adult feel like twoyearod in clover
brains five hours and blood in four hours highly
machc food made from the pineapple the men
celery and few good things for the stomach and bowels
food package of which would the be
the old world laugh gee and vgor and fe
The Tribune alleges that these
knowledge and approval of the plaintiff making
representations the plaintiff quack charaan
Neal alleged by The Tribune
izng the Manufacturing Company
and selling drugs toilet articles and
Meals oive sGap advertised ontaining olive oil and
ss ' and iss9s1s g
CHARGED with violating the Federal Food and
guilty. at trial. convicted and sentenced by the
slightly sss @ Dsa bs dSs ssss
treatmen founded Neal
article written good Turner
Pittsburgh the subject of weight reduction
by The Journal the American in
as advertising copy the pleading says
Prior April H. 19l8 the date Of the article
Tribune telling Of Meals arraignmnt in the Federal Court Buffalo,
c2ng the allegations made by The Tribune This
for diseases Of the human body found by Tribune
o Nuxaed Iron" the plaintiff Neal Wye
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23
HOTEL HARGRAYE

110 LII lA7A1N11Nz1v u
W. TEND ST., BETWEEN BROADWAY
4 COLUMBUS AVENUE. NEW YORK.
All transit linea within half block
Central Park entrance one block.
Ali shopping and emuaements WITHIN
ave 30 ton minutes.
800 Rooms. 800 Bathrooms Absolutely
hrepropl. Comfort. Refinement and Luxury
combined with very moderate rates.
single rooms. With private bath. s4'es
Double room. private bath. persenA
Parier. bedroom. private bsth. per.
sons, $3.ee and up.
Restaurant AND service are the best.
at reasonable prices. EUGENE CABLE,
Ss.d leV Illustrated sooklss. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23

VIZ HETHER ka blue the forest green of the
~ corp phhr the rank youre
cordially you
week oeu be The
hadhake cordial hospitality greet yv
the "best % uh eave All Of the
facilities all
charge "at home I'm the srice That
through seng you real prcge
you're weome, truly so-today, and all The Time
Evening star., 1918-04-07
Open 9:ls AM.
The One-Piece Dress Is Now in Order

1t will be enough Icy aside the and the dress
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

cared FOR properly at those two
Times. tho woman uf the house must
then Do Wise enough 20 let u alone
Tor tho rest OF tho day"
The man who spoke was a pros.
pcrbus business man living in a sub
urban home He has generous I'M
come. lie could. Il he chose. hire
a man TO look after his furnace, lie
has never done So because his re-
spect for efficiency cannot tolerate
tho slipshod methods OF THE average
caretakcr who goes from house tn
house. morning and evening, during
the winter season, 10 give perfume
tory stroke or two to the shaker
handle. heap Tn coal and then con
Bidor his job well done
Such methods are sinful The
householder who will permit waste
I'm his coal cellar this winter. In the
face OF the coal shortage, is as
grossly Stacker as the man who
evades the draft. Hs the "Couscicn-
tous ohlcctor" as tho actual de
Sertcr from the ranks. Ito rs per
hitting. ignomntly. In himself. quail
tiles nc would scOrn In another.
But the swift. splendid leap of the
spirit with which America has an
sworcd the war challenge has cN-
tended 90 every department ot cf-
fort once tho householder under.
stands the need Of fuel economy no
reacts as Immediately and AS willing
Is to that az his v,fe has responded
10 the need of saving fabrics, food,
money. as they both have responded
TO the call OF tho Young Mems
Christian association and the Young
Womcn'a Christian association. th"
liberty loans. the saving stamps and
as their son has answered the chal-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
CAUGHT PATRl0TEERlNG
TULSA CRIPPLE ARRESTED

A ouc-lrmed man In Kansas city
passed from house 20 house IN the
vicinity or brooklyn avenue and
swopo Parkway Friday. TO sympa-
thctic housewives he appealed for
aId Go pay Tor AN operation which
was 20 make him we'll again. The
wHu d. B Uouikey. who said he was
"a Tul1u. ofstwhilr Private Donnkey.
returned british soldier wounded In
France. presented this written state
mont of his worthluess al each home:
81 am Just back from France.
have served % months In the
trenches 4 was wounded twice.
t1 sscd three timos and shell shocked
once. ! ann tryinR 90 collect 800 20
pay fUr AN operation which will
mako mo well again. J am trying to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

tied from the plant and clean water
put u at lolst as uftena.ts c,rry
spring and every autumn
?, when The argt fire OF the tea.
snn h built na the water liz being
heated. use the radiator kew tn nr,u
the uIr-NaIlr Of puth rtdi.tpr in tiIrp
until au the ain remaining Iu ,,,h
radiator b. allowed h., .sr.p, and
wafer t,yts a. .,,,. t,tt.t.,tg
fIl,1 ,.in, ,I,.. ,.ii ,,,,, t,., '5'', p.,,'..,
mn. ,tar,f.,r fr,.,,,,.,f,
Ar.',,' . ,., ,..
.bo,,. j., n' -. ',,' W.
nsr".,n ,.n, ' ,'.,.i't. h'"H' Wl ,'' ,N
In a.. ,,,. "'''' ,D u't'',N ''''',.'
a.. I,,,I ,,If' WI w. "'''' "'"' ~
"' '' i'",
,,t.,.. ''', "''''' "'d ''''H
s' "''i'" WIN 1'u'''oa
r,.r.y i' ''' ''iu'.l 'h' E'h'I"I
-. .'''F '' 'l 'NI'H OF p''n'H.
'',''nt surfaces or lh' boiler
"'' ,..'"'u
nc '""l Cooking Range,
''hh orr Top ut oven tukc otf
NIndl 'Iehn.cut door uud clean thor
""hH'N under the oven monthly. soc
mat tmokr.pirc fits In the chimney
uFhilN and thar the inside uf the
chimney Is closed uf aunur tN or
eight inches where tho pine enters
If the Fire bricks urr loose. zen "A
little fire eta, and nm u I,ipi4
a Keep %, fire not nm ry,r Win.
lh, 'uu uf oven rutudirr .ff ,,,
iuu u. NOT having coal ,p,I..t ,n,
liIs 90. running uuf over rTr c,rp
4. Turn shaker handle ,,.y. .,.,irt
'N Is far aa |f .vITI. go trB u,., I..t
both motions should hr rrrfiuun.,s
aui rapid Repeat uuuI ne, frrr
ashes and rIIut'r. n ,n. INC ,...'
rluf crate usp m, puE,r n, ...,m
M the tup uf CRATE. AI,,,a ,iI.,.
irr tu have lU dnr fur five or
ton minutes before cleaning Ink.
ashes from Jh, ash PIT daily to prr.
vent dnnar, to crate.
Z For baking and roasting bo,,
Slide open iu the ash pit door bay.
'ne fire box filled mn tp tbe Tom az
,h" oycn>aud free from ashes AL
soon aa baking ,s f,rIsb.J II,.. ..,i
front drafts. opcr-thc cheek dr,n
dampcr bon pine and if tho fIr. .,ul
burns too freely r,mo,, one of mo
lids over the oven about two nr thr,.
inches To lcly, draft. uu. after nom
are through cooking b. very Wsstrfui
or coal To uN fire for night ruu
poker around thc.s.d. - ut, rir,
which viii clean the cluk.rs or the
bricks and water back
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
OFFERS LOAN OF SING
EQUIPMENT TO SAPULPA

n Sapulpa wants 10 got ln on IN,
victory sings and wants any hcIT
from Tulmns, they can get II. accord
INK 20 an offer uf tho local council
~ defense. u. G. Rose. secretary OF
tho council ana wash Hudson were
a. Sapulpa Friday and they told
about the sings here
We told them that we'd loan them
our big organ, our orEanist, Harry
kiskndden, and our director. Robert
HuiCe Carson" Mr. Rose said we
think so much OF this singing busl.
ness that we're willing to HELM any
OF oar ncighhors adopt ~ nR n wa.
measure. You know YOU can't whlp
q nation that sings ana Erlns while il
lights
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
TULSANS FURNISHED SPEED
AMUSEMENT AT SAPULPA

Tulslns furnished amusement for
tho Creek county sports az "a specd
contest on tho foreground Track at
Sapulpa, AZ part NJ the Creek County
FREQ fair program yesterday I'm
the motorcycle contest traffic men
from the night police force put on
a show Ward Eby employed IN "a
local motorcycle shop defeated %.
J., Moore OF The police force. Moore
Ian tho last five laps on a fiat tire.
Sergeant Jacobs, according 10 the po-
lice force, suffered with cold feet
ana didn't enter. wade Foor broke
the carburator from hia car in a
preliminary tryout and didn't enter
The Tulsa County fair was sur-
cess, according TO reports
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
Preparcd for Tulsa world by united

(prepnrcd for Tulsa World by United
states Fuel Administration
81 burned twelve tons " coal In
my heater las, winter NV next
dooC neighber hqrncd fifteen. Whyg
. Not merely because knew better
than he how te firo furnace but
because my wife knew more about
coaling and firing than his wife dld. q"
MY WHO was not furnace stOkcr.
either That is Just the point She
knew enough not 10 interfere with
the furnace. II % is cared for prop
crly night and morning. according
90 such exact directions as the Unit
cd states fuel administration issHcs
and such as every fireman already
folloWsrl have followed them FOR
years, fqt economy's HakC-a fur
mace need not be stocked half dozen
times IN tho course OF the day
THAT Is ono OF the greatest
sources OF furnace coal waste The
ordinary man who tends furnace.
piles on shpycliuls " coal early In
tho morning opens up all the drafts
and goes sorcnely 10 his office. The
fro quickly burns down. the house
becomes chilled and his WIFE runs
down to tho furnace To- shovel lu
more coal
Tho process goes on throughout
the day Those two unintormed. lu-
noCout stokcrs arc wasting coal.
wasting money and wasting time ana
strength. There is no slightest need
for any woman to do the heavy work
OF shoyeilug coal into her heater II
her husband will care for the FUR
mace rightly each morning and owe
ming.
Moreover. when tho furnace 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
Now we're
talking ties

The knit tie comes back as a
"war measure" for it's the
most economical of them all.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

and work for the success of the
united war work campaign Jews and
Gentilea VIII speak from the one
platform. In my opinion, the cam
paign viii do moro toward true
Amerlcanizatiou than anything that
has happened iu the last century
Truly We have come td tho melting
nor "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

get 81 from one hundred homes. BE
patriotic and do your Bit"
Private Donakey' had collected
about ti2 when someone becamS sus-
piciOus lie was arrested on n
charge Of yaErancy and fined $50.
Dunnkey admitted that no had
never been nearer France than Paris.
Mo. lie said he had been living In
oklahoma and had gone 10 Kansas
city recently 20 get work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
WAR WORK ALLIED
BY MELTING POT
Catholics Join ln Move; Endrosc
War Work Drive and Join Jcw and
Gcntilcs 20 Rnisr stTO,OOO. 900.

William + NulIipo, chairman ~
tho Euirbfs ~ Cnlnr,i,us co,,,,,,,,t.s
nu war acti,ities and Bs,,cs ~,
h,rtv eripys1,, t,Ieb, ~, Ft, nr
gpoiy,tinn i,s, ,Icht iss,,J , I,.,,.
H,rt v,r,,l, crdorsinc ,t, ,,,,i,d,,
u.,r v.n,t r,y,r,te,, ,.t,tc,, ,,,,tI ,,,.,
dtrt ~, rnnlnii1,,.J d,t,. A.,
,r,tc a., N,,.,,i,,., ~, 80, 49,, ,,
tr-U. onn puv tn D., sr,rt l,y C,t,n'
urs J,u.s ,pI Iy,t..t,,t. 10, D,s
r,,.Iprt ~ ,rrir ,,,i,,ra ,.,.,t Nor.
an1 abroad
mo Nattopal catboIi, vnr conn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
Oklahoma Hospital

service Consists OF
ist- Flrcproof building arranged for
n purpose.
end Modern and complete equip
ment under ono roof
3rd. Character, experience and skin
OF attendant.
DR.. Fred $. Clinton, President.
Miss n. G. G. zlcRcler. X. N.
superintendent
Dr. Lytle Athcrton
Resident Physician
Ninth and Jackson Streets
Phone Usage a9sO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-28

possible disagreement among the
associated nations as to their dis
position was received by naval OF
licials here with evident surprise.
Secretary Daniels said the PROPOSE
ton had never been mentioned 10
him and he is certain American
naval representatives had suggested
no such plan,
No intimation has been given as
to the policy OF the United States
in this regard. Admiral Benson, the
ranking officer amono the American
delegates received full instructions
before his departure, however, and
undoubtedly this point was coy
cred in his conferences with Secre-
tary Daniels.
Ii the Versailles conference decree
that the German warships are to be
prorated among the allies according
to naval losses. the United States
would obtain only one destroyer ana
one armored cruiser. the major ships
going to England. France and Italy.
-4c-
Special Thanksgiving dinner 11:30
a. m. to 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the
Wilmington Cafe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-28

working volunteers in the Red Cross
organizations OF America.
Under an agreement entered lntt
with the Medical department OF th
Armay last March, the Red Cross
makes a large quantity OF surgical
dressings for the army with mater
ials which the medical department
furnishes. No similar arrangement
has been made with the navy, but
the Red Cross has furnished many
ships and numerous naval hospitals
with chapter supplies. by approval
OF the general OF the navy
100000 Workers.
Hundreds OF millions OF yards of
gauze, hundred million yards OF
fabric, and millions OF pounds OF
yarn have been made up into dress
ingS, garments and knitted articles
by these 100000 workers since
America entered the war.
The Red Cross department OF
supplies recently placed orders Tor
twenty million buttons and 2oO,OOO,-
600 yards OF thread, thus getting
the very lowest market prices.
In connection with their other
duties. many women OF the chapter
have undertaken the repair OF sol
der uniforms and clothing for the
reclamation division OF the quarter
masters department of the army.
With view OF increasing the
number OF supplies available and as
economically as possible, the bureau
of chapter production IS constantly
experimenting in the manufacture
of substitute materials for those
which are hard to obtain.
Many suggestions are received
and considered regarding the change
OF standards in supplies, but all such
changes are made, however, as the
result Of direct authorization from
the foreign commissions OF the Red
Cross.
In presenting this resume OF ne
activities of the American Red
Cross. the War Council wishes to
assure the million, OF women who
have thus nobly chosen to work ior
the cause OF Freedom and our men
in the field that their work is fully
appreciated and that no mere words
are capable of describing the good
which they have accomplished, both
l,orn and abroad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-28
What The Red Cross Has Done

During the past seventeen months
the patriotic women OF the American
Red Cross have produced a total OF
POI 100000 necessary articles, as fol-
lows: surgical dressings, 25S, 10000; ;
knitted articles, l4,0S900O; refugee
garments, l,+64000; hospital gar
ments and supplies, 22,255.00O.
Working with raw materials valued
at $40l000000, these women produc-
ed finished articles valued at $50
100000 during the past year alone.
Worlds Greatest Manufacturer.
The American Red Cross has be-
come one OF the worlds greatest
manufacturing concerns having
over 100000 active operatives,
many of whom have now become
skilled Workers, after months OF
arduous, loving labor. OF all the
articles produced by these patriotic
women perhaps none are more vel
come than those which are knitted
as is atte,ted by the numerous let
ters OF appreciation from the men
in Khaki and navy blue, both here
and overseas.
Practically every one Of Ameri-
cas- soldiers who have crossed the
Atlantic in Liberty's cause has car
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-28
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
so CIETY WOMEN EVERY
WHERE NOW UST LA GRE
OLE HAIR DRESSING.

"T.a Creole" Hair Dressing is won
derful. No trouble. Not necessary
to visit a hair dressing parlor. APP
ply to your hair and scalp in the
privacy OF your room, IS per simple
directions on bottle Shortly all
your gray. streaked. faded, prema-
turely gray or white hair turns to
such an even. beautiful dark shade
no one could suspect you had used
La Creole Hair Dressing. Not a
trace OF gray will show any more.
Can not harm or damage your hair
bit. Stops dandruff and falling
hair. Long. soft, evenly dark. lus-
trous hair is yours for 4 moderate
sum invested at any drug store for
bottle of La Creole Hair Dress
ing, or sent direct for Sl.20 by Van
Vleet- Mansfield Drug Co, Mem
phis Tenn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-28
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
Don't Miss A Good Bargain.

On Monday December 2nd, At 10
a. m, at Ardmorc Motor Car Com
pany, garage, Ardmore, Oklahoma,
will be sold to highest bidder Tor
cash, all new cars:
One 1910 light six Studebaker,
equipped touring car, latest model
new model carburetor now selling
for $l725.00.
One delivery truck, 1913 Model,
Studebaker built, cab body, speed
truck big tires, about 1900 pounds
capacity.
one Gary truck, 2-ton chassis
Solid 5-inch tires, worm drive rear
axle. 1919 Model
Also tools and machinery.
TOM COOPER
Agent for First National Bank OF
Ardmore, Oklahoma, Mortgagec.
At the same time and place the
trustee in bankruptcy will sell the
remainder OF assets OF Ardmore Mo
tor Car Company. consisting Of
Motor Car supplies, Office furniture
and fixtures, several very line office
desks and chairs, all amounting to
several thousand dollars.
Come and see the property. Many
fine bargains.
f. c. HARLOW,
Trustee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-28
1923 WAR Causes"
Deaths In the Navy

Washington, Nov 27.-Deaths IN
the navy from war causes totalled
1923, Surgeon General BraiSted told
the house naval committee, which Is
framing the 1920 naval appropria-
ton bill No figures were given as
TO deaths from disease.
The bodies of practically all navy
men dying in foreign service, the
surgeon general said, have been re-
turned home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-28
Male Help Wanted.

NEEDS thousands of
men and women for government de
partments, railway mail, postoffice
customs, internal revenue. SllOO'
SlS00 Examinations soon. Expert
euce Unnecessary. For free particu'
lars regarding examinations write
Raymond Terry former civil service
examiner 49 Columbian Building
Washington. 25-I
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-28

from the Panhandle TO the Ria
Grande yesterday Del Rio on the
south, Lubbock ON the north, Lo-
meta to the east and Midland on the
west, are the most extreme points
reporting heavy snowfall.
Snow along the border turned in
to a good rain as was the case along
the Santa Fe railroad east OF Lo-
meta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-28

accomplished by the Red Cross in
crease and multiply.
But as to how our nation will
ton need be raised. All who have
respond in the emergency-no queS-
come in contact with these loyal
patriotic workers-their fervor their
zeal, their unlimited willingness to
serve and labor-know the answer