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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26
Saturday Rally Day

Next Saturday has been designated
as Rally Day in Marietta for the Vic
tor Liberty loan drive and there will
be something doing in Marietta every
minute Of the day which Will be of in
terest to old and young alike.
For the day the most Interesting thing
viii be aiIplanes which viii pun OFF
all kinds Of stunts for the crowd which
Will be here. The Price of Peace.
which is one Of the most interesting
war pictures ever screened will be on
all day at the Majestic Theatre. This
picture which is worth going miles to
see viii bo shown in Marietta abso-
lutely free to all. This is the picture
which is creating so much enthusiasm
all over the country and poruays the
battle scenes just as they were. IL is
true picture, made Will. the biggest
fight Of the war was in fun blast.
There Will be prominent speakers of
statewide reputation here TO explain
and speak in IN. interest of the Victory
Liberty loan and for the fifty moIiou
road bond issue for the state.
There will be other things to inter
est and inform those who are her,
Saturday for tho festivities. If you
live in the most remote portion Of the
county you viii be- we'll paid to come {,
Marietta ON that day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26
Wymm@w00d
Mrs. J. E. Guthrey, Cor.
Phone l55

Mr.. and Mrs. Halford went to Gaines
vile, Texas. Tuesday where he had
his teeth extracted ut the Gainesville
Sanitarium.
Mesdames Geo. Rolow. NJ. H. Deal,
Il. e. Norven, Fred Reynolds Gordon
Eskridge, Chas Adams, Bob Mitchell
went to Pauls Valley, Wednesday, to
attend tho meeting of the firth district
Federated Club, which was held there
April 2Srd.
A large crowd witnessed the demon
stration Of the French baby tank ON the
e.rct between II and O'Clock
Thursday.
Mrs W. L. Cromwell and son Of
Purcell are visiting friends and rela.
tives here.
The Woodmen Circle was wei lat
tended Tuesday at its regular meet
ing
Misses Kay Rollow and Rella Cordell
went to Oklahoma city Friday.
Flower Show
A flower show to be given i'm october
Is planned by the various Womens
Clubs as they deem that it stimulates
the growing Of flowers and adds to the
beauty of our city.
Mrs sam Secrest and her father, A,
e. Norwood. went to Ardmoro Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. Spencer of Ada were
visiting friends here during the week
MIR. and Mrs. Everet Boswell oI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26
MI A D | L L
W. ]. Bell,
Representative for Marshall C
Fun carrier Service

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has established an uptown office
in Madll with Miss Vivian Woodbridge
of Chickasha in charge. After today
messages will be accepted at the Frisco
station only between the hours Of s
p. m. and a. m. The office Is IN the
front room at the City Hall.
=. r. Browner of Gr1wuwood Texas.
who had been visiting In Madu with
his sister, Mrs. Mary y. Halfway, re.
turned home yesterday morning.
Misses Ella ana Beullh Southerland
returned homo yesterday morning after
few days visit IN Madill as the guests
of their cousins. Misses Carrie and Anna
Dlyault.
j. T.. R,rdon left yesterday morning
for a business trip TO Fort Worth
Mr. and Mrs. j. r.. Heln visited
yesterday with friends i'm Tishomlugo
D. w. Carter of Joplin, Mo, who had
been visiting IN Madil with hl4 son.
Fred Carter has returned home.
NJ, T. James OF Detroit Mich IS I'm
Niadil visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Fred Carter
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Carter and NJ r.
James spent yesterday visiting with
friends and relatives In Sherman.
Charles Fisher, who has been at
Mare Island naval station for the past
few months, has received his discharge
and has returned 70 Madill TO make his
home.
Mrs, Georgia Roderick, who several
years ago was q resident OF Madnl, but
who now lives at Dodd city. Texas. has
returned home after a few days visit
in Madill as the guest Of Mrs. c. r.
/ Morris.
Miss Raleigh Cannady of Hugo re
turned home yesterday after u visit
with friends In Madill.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Mcmillan and Mrs. Lula
Brockman visited Tuesday and Wednes
day with friends in Ardmore.
Mrs. Sid Willis. Mrs. George Petty
Misses Juanita Willis, Janice willis
Hazel wills and Lottie Chestnut oi
Kingston, We're in Madill Wednesday
morning en- route to McAlester to at
tend the Scottish Rite reunion.
Rev. and Mrs. T.. l.. Averett visited
yesterday with friends in Ardmore.
Major Franklin r. Carter, who Ia,
been visiting in Madlll with his uncle
W. w. Carter, returned yesterday morn
ing to his command at san Antonio
Texas.
Mrs. X. $, Ryburn returned to Ard
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26
DELIGHTFUL
REMEDY FOR
LAZY LIVER
CalOtabS, the PERI cted Nausealess
Calomel, Sets the Liver Right With.
out the Slightest Nausea or Danger.

Feel mean, look yellow? Your liver
Is out of fix! The poisonous bile is be
ing retained in your system. You say
1 know cillomel viii set me Alright, but
hate to take calomel.
why not try Calotabs the purified
calomel that IS as delightful to take as
il Is beneficial I'm cleasng the liver,
and purifying tho SYSTEM Calotabs
give you all of the valuable medicinal
qualities Of calomel but are entirely
freed from the unpleasant and danger.
Gus effects. one tablet at bedtime with
u swallow Of water,-that's all. No
tastc no gripping, no nausea, no salts,
You will wake up In the morning feel.
ing fine, with Il clean liver and q
hearty appetite. Eat what you please,
Calotabs are sold in original, sealed
packages, price thlrty-five cents. The
finest medicine in the world for bill
liousness headache and constipation.
SO fine that your druggist is authorized
to refund the price as guarantee that
YOU will be thoroughly delighted with
Calotabs.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26

r,, bi, ,,. b.,. ,ssunreiiiitv tn sub.
s..,,i,, e,r ,,ic,o,,, hords
M. ,,.,,. f., avon ,rhis courtry is
,.,,. c,,nt,,, ana II, tbo nt,ost tbat we
.i.i.l, am. d,,t,. ir tsl,,f,,, tn sbone
and ,,,rI t,a iir. ~ tbis co,,,tr,. we
.n.... srf,.l.i,,., ,,. drt,, tn ,u r,,rripd
f.. or, ,,,, notio, and to fine children
.,..t r,i,,r, ~, tb, ,tr,os+ that wa
r,u ,.,t,,,,siostic.lI,. to ioip in suhscrih.
inc, f., \.ictro,, bonds we ora falling to
~, am. d,t,. to ann, c,,,pt,.,. and r., civ.
uiy.ti,,
I'm honor wa cannot sbbl, ou,. dpty
and s,,, tI.at sorabod, clse nust carry
ou. blrdsp of .,,hserjbing to fine vie.
,o,.,. h,nds We .hnrIl cn,,rt fl , nri,,i.
,een IN stand bv n,o r,ight,, fiybting
m,cbin. which is l.ss than baIf the
linn, ,ya had orticfn,te1 brought about
,b. o,.r.tbr,u, nf Cs,.nar,.s military
po,yer In Gratitude I'm those men
to,. thcir wonderful work and to Al.
migbtv God tbat lra soved tbis conn.
,r,, from tbo corrlnprotion tbot swent
nyo,, most of t,uropa we sbo,IId not fo,.
one momanf bagrpd,o fine foct that
h.re and tboro sor,o brol,ap nine ner.
mit,ed the Ieal,irr Of a little water or
some engine was sliehtlv strained We
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26

gantic task Of stopping the world con
flagration and of saving our loved ones
and of saving civilization itself. Shall
we be narrow enough to say that the
war is over and We do not propose to
bear our share of the burden? Per
haps the war is not over. Perhaps we
are not satisfied with all that has been
done or that is being done. Even then
we would have no justification for
Withholding our utmost subscription
to Victory bonds. Our honor is at
stake, and honor is as precious as life.
Gladly the nation oyersubscribed
every call for Liberty bonds amid the
heat Of the contest Today it should,
with equal gadness, oversubscribe the
call for Victory bonds. Two years, ago
we We're in the great rush of getting
ready to meet the mighuest contest that
the world had ever confronted. into
this struggle we threw the utmost pow
er Of the nation; we backed the admin
istration to the limit; We increased the
army built more ship, made more eX-
plosiyes. counted not the cost if we
could but do our duty and save our
nation. one year ago we were wonder
ing how long the fight would last, how
many millions of men would die ON
the battlefields Of Europe. how many
| tens Of billions of dollars we would
| have to continue to put up year after
| year, for il looked like this contest
might go on for a number of years
Today let us reyerently thank God that
the power of Germany's military ma
chine has been overthrowu; that the
confiagration set ON fire by Germany
cr by Hcl-synonymous terms they
are still-nas been checked.
We have many problems yet to be
solved. We cannot instantly abandon
the great army that We created. More
than 100000 of our soldiers are still
in Europe and must remain there foi
a long time. Hundreds of thousands
have been manned. some for life Hun
ireds of thousands must remain in ac
tive service in this country Tn,
mighty machine which We created can
not be instautaneously stopped; tn,
cost OF handling it must go ON for ,
long time to come.
Surely no one should for o momon
under these conditions think of shirk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26
MARIE ia
MRS. NATIVE n. ROSE
Agent and Correspondent
Bell Telephone Office
Full Carrier Service

Uncle Joe Harris OF Leon was in
narietta Thursday on business.
John d. Black was in Marietta Wed
iesday on business. lie states that
lis infant child who has been critically
Il, is better now
w. w. Story Of Gainesville was here
his week looking after his business
interests.
District Judge Champion Of Ardmore
MAS here this week attending county
!Ouit,
Mrs, Otto Harris Of Leon was here
Thursday visiting friends and on bust
less.
Joe p. Robinson returned yesterday
rom Van Alstyne whore he has been
It the bedside Of his mother who fell
/ short time ago and broke her hip.
Her condition is critical,
Boneta Michael Of Thackerville was
here Thursday on business.
John p. London sold his home place
IN northwest Marietta this week to
Vernon Liddel, Mr.. Liddell will take
possession in Il short time and move
lLs family there from Bomar N
Mrs. W. II. Bumpas Of Gainesville
Was the guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. II. W.
Choate this week;
j. f. Bailey returned Thursday from
Wapanucka where he has been visit
ng relatives.
Mrs. Willis Askew accompanied by
Her sister Mrs Jones and Miss Waters
Of Ringold went to Ardmore Thurs.
day on pleasure trip ana shopping.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26
Big Ship Contracts Cancelled.

Washington, April Determination
Of the shipping board to cancel con.
tracts for an additional two million tons
Of steel ships contracted for during the
war was announced today by Chair
man Hurley. At the same time, the
chairman said, cancellation Of all con.
tracts where kees actually had not been
laid was under consideration, in order
to build at peace prices instead Of hig
war figures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26
Ex-president VIM. II. Taft Passes
Through Marietta

Marietta was treated to an opportu.
nifty yesterday. which it is rarely en-
abled to enjoy. That occasion occurred
when No. Is north bound Santa Fe
passenger train rolled into our city,
bearing a distinguished passenger our
beloved EX.Presideut Taft A large
crowd in route to Ardmore was pres
ent to greet him. being apprised of his
coming by the Ardmoreite article con-
cerning his route. and when the train
stOpDea amid chen9 and greetings
from at least one thousand Marietta
citizens, he bowed and waved to his
audience and made a most pleasing i'm
promptu address The gist of his re-
marks was to stand behind our flag,
as American citizens, buy Liberty
bonds, and back our Uncle sammy
through thick and thin. and to make
such rumbling noise Of approval Of
the League Of Nations as outlined and
perfected by our illustriDus president
and allied representatives that our
senator's ears VIII be Jared To such
an extent that his oyesight will see
tho handwriting ON the wall, and vote
favorably or forever go To the discard
The schools were dismissed our chill
Gren We're there i'm force, and impres
slons made on their minds, as to their
flag will be remembered for years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26
PLENARY SESSION OF
CONFERENCE MONDAY

Paris, April ga plenary session
of the peace conference will be held
Monday to consider the revised draft
Of the league Of nations covenant and
also such portions Of the peace treaty
as may be complete by that time.
1t is understood that il the covenant
Is approved it will be made public i'm.
mediately.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26
100, 900 STUDENTS ARE IN
OFFICERS TRAINING CAMPS

Washington, April 25.-Units of the
reserve officers training corps are be.
ing maintained at 3OS institutions and
comprise in their membership 100000
students. An official statement by the
war department shows that 563 ofh.
GERS and 450 non.commissloned officers
have been detailed as instructors for
these units.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26

City, Kan. was robbed today by four
men Of approximately $4,000. The
robbers escaped in motor car. The
loss as estimated by bank officials in
cluded $1,000 cash and $4,000 in Lib
erty bonds.
Three OF the men entered the bank
while the fourth remained in the car.
The three locked the cashier and Ia
yearold office boy In the vault. \
customer who entered while the robbery
was under way was also locked IN the
vault.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

BOARD AND ROOM or room by the
week. Travellers Hotel. opposite Ard.
more.te building. Phone 1922. 2J-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26
FOUR AUTO BANnITW GET
S2J, J,OOO FROM BANK ON
KANSAS.MiSS0URI LINE

Kansas City, Mo, April 25.-The In
ter-City Bank ON the state line be.
tween Kansas City Mo-, and Kansas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26

Stratford were in Wynnewood several
days this week.
w. r. Royal of Wynnewood was
married last Sunday to Mrs. Cora Lut-
trel Of Aylesworth.
The Athenian club offers a prize
Of $3.50 for the finest bouquet of YER
benas and $3.50 for the most beautiful
bouquet of mixed flowers. This offer
is open to any scholar in our public
school. 1t is hoped that each pupil
will have at least one flower bed in
his or her own yard
The Matron's Magazine Club offers
$3.50 for the best collection OF cosmos,
and $3.50 for the best collection Of
roses.
The II. u. knight Mercantile Com
pany will give $3.50 for the best col
lection OF geranums. This prize Is
offered girls under the age OF - eth
en- living in town or the country.
Mrs. j. l.. Adams will give $500 for
the most beautiful hanging basket and
$l.OO as a second prize. This offer is
open to the Camp Fire Girls.
Mrs. Chas. Adams. will give $500
as a first prize and $l.0O as a second
prize for the best porch box filled with
plants Tho boxes to be two feet long
nine inches wide and eight inches
high This offer is open to Boy
| Scouts,
Mrs j. H. Cooper and children went
/ to Oklahoma City Tuesday to meet her
/ brother, Jo Matthews. who has just
returned from France.
Misses Irene and Eoise Rollow at.
tended the fifth district Federated
club meeting at Pauls Valley, Thurs
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26
BELGIAN ROYAL PAIR
Fly INTO GERMANY

Brussels April 25.-King Albert ana
ueen ElizabethJQN
Queen Elizabeth left today by air.
plane for Bochum, Germany
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-26

Bochum Is In the province OF West.
phalia, about ninc miles northeast Of
Essen. Belgian and British troops are
occupying German territory. in this
region.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24

LEASE SPECIALS
CUSTER COUNTY
oil discovered In water well. HG
Companies IeAsins and wells drilling
90 or 100 aefss st ...,..........Ho 90
FUTILE ACREAGE
A, y feet . yell In the town Of
Tutts. OKLA, 10 producing refined oil.
81 percent tsrcesns. % percent sas-
olinA
Surrounding this vel ws have 70.
10 and 10 acre leases for sale at v
and 1ie per acre and UP
PRODUCTION
ALLEN COUNTY. KAN
10 acres. ! wells ~ feet; 100
bhl. tanks: wells connected 10 tank
about 30 bhls daily: must set quick
az have option for few days only
Prics 80. .o0o. han cash.
NowArA COUNTY. OKLA
$50 acres. Il wells. completely
equipped. go 900.
AGENTS WANTED
TIE SWANSON coNpiNy
Phone Maple So. N. Robinson
Oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24

BEoiN THr NEW YEAR RIGHT
Bur A HoME'
S.soo--Sins rocms. modern: close 10
wsst sixteenth strest. good
tsrms
T,eco-Nsw sis room California
BUNGALOW IArass sad driveway.
Ci 80 down.
iii. SEQ = Eisht rooms; n,cdern. aii late
festurss; OaraGe and driveway.
near ehArsi oas liza
Sis 900 - Eisvsa.room dupies house. and
sis.room hcvse with bsse-
mont. moAerai three garages
and 1riveways. northwest Sec
tioo Of a.,
~. 500 = -Bssutifui home; eight rocms
modern. tile construction. near
shsrsi car hns; ell late features:
teru,a
7.ece-Tvo OhshcmA bunss,ows:
moiern. on the rear ~ tVo cor
ner lots. kSlis. enough rom
len TO brild . stors. fiat or
dwelling: Close In
: ,.,so-slx.rcom doUbsc house. mod
ern. cen be useJ for one OF two
families, East Eighth street,
gcod t~rms
,.ssc-. v,,e rooms; modern: okla.
hema bungalow. basement.
garage: certainly worth the
money.
f.eeA Sis. .rsem. tso-etcfy home.
modern: East Park plses; cicss
u Dyoo60ay teVmA
tS.or>-Htvs.r~om cottage; sess q lot
e1xsi~; close 10 c'Asss s"s's-
: Gsee- nsAt- rsm hsms With furnace.
asar NAyvocd Presbyterian
church: ssesllent proposition.
t.toe-Ftve-eoom ecttses. block from
etii,s pask. noeth. eood eondi
ton. wui 0tvs tssma
Z s. s.eee-TeN. rosm duplau home; mod
srn f,ne condition: On Ger line.
real god terma
.oe4-aiIteea- room. modern. frAms
I nat. sosthvsst section. only
- ooA dCWa.
s.scc-Eishi.rcsm no witn
furnace: North Broadway. ~a
I,ymc~1,v:.rcom' ..v ca,lio,r,a
3 bungalow sr late Dult.in fsa-
tures. ti.cse down. balance like
rent
/ t,soe-Tvo f,ss-foom Okish m n
bungalows n Industrial ADD.
iico: corner lots. i0osite. enough
room 10 build too more houses
hsM cash ~ Llberty honda
81, cca- Ei0ht.room, modetA nome
siss ei ~ ~ feet by ~: oil
--latest bvIM IN features. including
sarsss. driveway snA sssvants
Quastses.
I &.Sce- Seven -rsem. modern home
EAst side; fun bassmsnt; u.ecS
oeVn-
tis. 500 Eiyht.r .roa0 bnch home: .peac'
ticalIy new; University Addition
every modem coavenisacs
imaginable.
Ed ~ sEAMANs 4 COMPANY
~ Ce,coed Rui,ding
Al 7. HEihAN,
Maaasss rsal estate dept.
Once phoNs Walnut 1A&3.
- ". VAN HOOK.
offfce phone Wslaut S3lS.
Res phone Maple iN'-R.
-s4a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24

~ Bv OWNER ' 60"
s-rssn huAsslew With all esflt-ia fee.
tursa strictly modern. garage 81 csmsae
walk,s estvevay; eiess 10 oehse1; cas ~
haalle1 With IN sAsA. Aalanes sasv
tsrne Walese lel1, nspls ttlt.
t0k NLE0.fSo1 1o1SSn SS1So.
.pswiy Dapefel ead asviy oaines1 h.
~ and eut: b(tuest eesoala n ~
city. Phses weIRst SStI se' walpat
ron Szi5-S n ;Ss .Sss S,Sv,,s,i s.1
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nAnnAiN
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24

TWO SRT BvN0AiOws
Ready 10 nese Into. rms 70 live rooms
q q breshfaN vecn. the other sta rooms
and ,bseskfsa room. garage asA drive
-, bssh In s~cd ioestsose, tsses :"
church snd school district. within ~sis
ing dis,sses OF the bss,asss csasss Of
city
ltxN Harvey reIspAoWs PIX I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-24

A FEW OF oUR LisTiN0s
LARGE coRxER on WEST SIDE;
10 sosms modem. hsrdvooA f,oovs:
large basement an1 furnace, and 10 .
cod buy a. price. W.soe. Terms
sn n, LINDSAY
Groom modern eoltal lot >e1's;
terms Price e1,eW.
..;-r asssn asst residence dis-
,rics: near. new Aero a. csrusf eeAl ~;
,his home Win plsass yeuj. al oAk and
built In featurss; eak buffee.
s-ROOM BNcK
Wen ,ossis4 ssas . park; Nae
large basemsat: sasa a: ca b shovs
By appointment. Prtcs o.eee
AERoPf.ANE
High class: AIl sak finIaA; large
b semsnt; can b sAowa by appoint.
msnt: ist isxiee. Pvses ot3&ss.
M sa,s-s.sssm hrssh home, fur.
naee and basement: bttck gArnae:
southeast cornsf seaf C>nessa, at ese'
sat0w pries.
on TINE PmCn
. rosms meAsen witA iasss hass.
ment. fprnaes: flae Iecottee eeas
ssilee park- Price ~ . ~ eyA
Groom al sak buaeilsv h wlnaa'l
Addition. hass0,snl; QA0ee: neof 60
line; mss1c rsss.. M = . ~ "a
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. rseas anl ass(1ag psssh; haes.
nest, fsrsses Al 1s1kss olsaee. u
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