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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Hummer hjfn1,1tp.
5erbert SoDber nbtaler fg / Gabs,
af Ell b,trtia Matififdtion al
Jrebstraftaten.

@r11prings<g <glominiitrator Serber.
1 9oober fom j 2grooes tilbage fro
@uropa SON bar le6iaget al Mrs.
9oober % here's Sgr, % gurel1
ober mnntere11 giorbes meb "Mqti.
tnnia" Strafs efter Mnfen1itel1
fortiatte ban &eiien til fit @ie1n
@alo Mlto, GaIifor1rien, bbor ban
ri1neligbis bill n1poe Hreii6ent @iI-
lion, 1taar benne bef6ger gaIifort1ien
paa fiji @unbrejie.
0eb Mnfo1nite11 til Seem Sort no
talte Scr. Soober ct SS11terpieip,
at ban bar Bub6r al Matto1rernes
2iga, ion ben er Ernftate11 er
formet efter Eeprie11 ON geationer=
1tes 2iga % lite efter en- Geori ON
Maetbalarce.
8ibere ubtalte bnn,~ at ban life
troeoe, ut Nationernes 2iga bill for
anore Mennefefarofteren paa en-
Scat. Set er meget n1111igt, at SEQ
tioner pil foriage at lutte MIIio1cer
% iitanbbringe Magtbolnnce, lelp
ON 2igaelt oprettes, men leg tror,
at faa6a111re Sorfdg pil mislDffes.
8eroen bebgber 5re6 fre1nfor alt
o1loet. Seq formooer, at 6reoe1t
bill blibe ratificeret ir16e1t l1bgangett
|af 6enne Waane6. S set bele og
itore taget tror leg, at Sraftaten
ct oen be6ite, bi 11ogenfin6e Ton faa
0m ben Gritat11i1gsiun1, iom
3Diflano ifoI betale. lrbtoIte ban, at
|ingen Wenlteifer tan bibe, ON set
nogel,fin6e fal1 Getale, men ct er 1if-
fert, at bet life ton betale, bbis set
! fife erbo1ber &re6it.
6orbalingen at Sre6sfIutningen
bar babt Ell forfar6elig @irfntng
paa set efonomiife og focinIe 2ip /
europa, bbis sSolf Blot enffer Sreb:
Sibere l16talte ban, at Sen lociole
fl1ro i europa begp,16er at legge
|iig, og 5aren for 8olibepisnne 6reb
ober fioite 8ebrltar beo beiternte
Soriifringer om 2ebre6sn1i6oelfor,
ipninger giennem BEN an1erifonffe
aommislion.
@on troeoe, ct HrisfaIb paa s.
bigtiglte .Grnrringsni bar nee,
foreitaaenoe baa6e i Mmerifn og ser
'snrinc Gerbell. 0m politiife5pgrgg
naal negte0e ban at n6tale fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19

2inotpp eietten1nlfiner o1lrer ipei"
iamtioig, sffiftiteberiet er itaoig
Mrflombe0, man fi1loer nemlig, at
BET Ignner iig beore at ltgbe 1lpe Gp=
per END at lpgge of, iaaleoes bral
gcs 9pperl,e Der alorig mere en6
eu Gong. Gen gigantiffe, iin6rige
EGrpffemaffine u61pDoer $4,000 fer
|6ige gfsemplarer pr. Sime, flerc
Weno bar nof at beitille nteo at to-
ge imo6 gfsentplarerne, efteriom &c.
fomn1er, laite ber1 paa 8ognene
% fiere ben, inc til Gfspeoitio "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Treben ,,,,oerteenes.

Z : -
Gnsoag ben 10. septernber ull-
5oerifreb 0e Nnierebe % 9itrig
Sre6s 6straftate11. Gen f9rlte til ot
iatte tit Nabn ,i1t6er sraftatc11 bar
ben pitrigife Ransler Or. aarI @et1-
i1er Hao Mmerifas geg,te 111ber=
ifreb Sel1rp Bbite, General aaifcr
S: 8Iiis % Tra11f 8pIf. Ser forc=
cit i,1aelt iqrlige Sgjtibeligb der,
5iom bar TiIfaIoef 90 oen tpife
sgraftat i1ttteoes Men guropos og
.amerifas leoe11oe stotsnne1to % mi.
litare agrere bar 10 ogiaa tagct
.bjen1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
6tur 0rka,,.
Gn trppijf5torm anreta.r itore 9be
goelGegelier. Manse Menne-
ifer o,nfomne.

Corpus GbriitL geras, bleb | 9en-
bags bie,nipgt AT en- forfaroeltg
@olforfo,1, ion1 a11rette6e ftore 9be=
laggelfer og orGbte inelebis afWten=
|lleffer; e1felte Meooelelier flyer, at
lDgbsantal1et l11oolfe bill 1lua 200
9aIlet. ssS,1btil Eirsbag par oper
100 Sig fl1,1one, Sc fleite on1fon11te
beo 9rufni11g.
9ioepon6sbplgen be0 Corpus Gbri<
iii bTep orebet tnboper 2ar1o al en-
gtornl me6 Ell Soitigbeb al IS Wdl
i 9imen. @o1rbet itob 10 500 bit
i 8Dens @aber. Nortb 5bore, 8p-
ells l1bfIugtsite6, blep orttrent bort
fejet. 5000 er i beu1te 8p bleben
giort bjem1pie.
@pen Eort Mrar1las blep fulb-
ltel1big e6elagt, og Socffort og
Nronlos 3a1s blep ilen1t beifa6iget.
8romnspille, 3ort Mrtbi.r, Clinton
oq 8ortlo116 blep ligele6es bien1i6gt:
| Here Men11eIfer or1fom bber al
|gper11e, men iarlig git oct no oper
Npg11ingerne;; men bpor flor Sfabetr
Ii set beIe bill blibe, bar man erbnu
i1ltet Negreb ON. Wten ian 1neget er
f}fiffe }fiffe ert at Eabet hit a1abrage Miillioz
ner. @albestoa1 b1ep re66et al Ben
IItore Sgn1rr, og fln1 @ienbon1stab
|berettes.
5trafs 6n Me66elelierne on1 BEN
|ltore u1pffe begpnbte at in6lebe til
be fterre 1tarltgge11oe 8per og til
g9oibington, 8. g., blep ser 1topb6rs
| 1igt 1enbt @iGlpetog. Sgrlig trR1g=
tes Ser 9epne6sn1ioler, 6a 6isfe blep
d6elagt rroer 6e1t frpgtelige 0rfn1.
Me11 bn be inblpbne 8eretntnger
til6eIs er. 1ro61tri6e116e, er set ba11-
ifeligt at foa ct forreft Sperblif
opcr l1lpHe,1.
Sen 10. Sept. bje,nIggtes te6re
6Iori0o al Ell Grfan, Ser onretteoe
polbiornn1e 2beluggelier. S Sen
Wcf 1tn6gif npppe ct eneite Sns
0rfu,te1r, 800 Snie bleb fafttff talt
ieb,et meo sssor6e11, to atrfer bleb
eoelogt % fem 6orretningsbpg
Fger beltet. Sfaben onloas til $2,=
100000. 8re11 @o1,l6s ,19r Mian1i
blcp ogiaa en- 9el beffabiget, og !
oen lille 2anbsbp Maratbot itaar
f1n ct &us tilbage. &eloigpis mel:
6es 6er irge,t Sab of Me11neife1ib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
5armprubnftionen / 1920.

2a11obrl1gsnrintlteriet fit forl1plia
eli sSoreipprgiel fra SSnbiana Stote
iSooo COMMITTEE, Ser el1ifebe Ell be-
ltcn1t @rfl9ring fra Miniiteriet ON,
bpao .oe me,rtc, set bar be6it for
6ormer1te at faa bette @fteraar.
9anbbrugs1ri11i 11i}teren ibare0e, at
Ioct en6nu er 1tn1ltIigt at fprnbftge
|n1e6 @eiter1tbeo, bpao Sorlangen6er
olibre 2o11be pil ftille til Mmerifa
|rne6 Se1lIDl1 til 6armpro6nfter j set
|fomn1er6e Mar, n1e1t bans 9foob til
ssnrmerl1e er, at 6c fan roligt faa
|ligeIaa n1cget @beoe og 8Dg, Iont oe
|pleiebe at gipre, fer arige1t bragte
bet 1lip6pa1ligt .itore ssorlal1gel1be
for Sbebe. 5alt- n1ener, at sSorbol=
ocne Der % a11bre 2nnbe tDber
paa, at Ser bill bore Ct ri111eIigt
isorla1tgerbe for alIe Sc oIminbelige
|,Sornrprobnfter.
San paapeger at Set er 1neget
|piatigt, at 6e @resmarfer, oer 1tl,=
Der ariaen blep plgiet op og til.
faoct nteo 9peoe, f1torelt 1n,llia
tigielt bliber lnat ito Grrg, iaa at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Gbieae6s sporpejsipiten,.

@orgtneiter Gbompion of Gbicago
bar n6arbej6et en- itprre Nlon ON
at gjpre Gbicagos 5porbejslDiteln
til "et Mpniter for geroel1" 6erbeo.
at &onn1tnnen, obertoger 5porbeie-
ne og 8eitprelien oberlabes til en-
af Solicit palgt @on1ite paa s
Mano., S ct 40 Sioers 8u6ifab
til 8praabet altbefaleoe 8orgmeite-
rem 9prettelie al Ell farffilt font=
1nnnal @onmisfion for at oribe
@abeiporbeie1te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
6tnr Bnlittstrrjkr
gostous Holiti ait fprr. sirsbaa
paa gtreife. galbige Dptgjer
% Masietbberier.

sirsbag Mften ben 9. Sept. neoe
|lugbe 0osto,1s 9olitibetje1lte fine
stope % gif poa 9treife iorn Jglge
'of, at &oIitifontnisierg Curtis 1lpe-
tebe at otterfie1rbe beres Sagfor-
ening, Ser 1,DIig. bar bIeben itiftet
Ii 2igbeo 1teo tiIipare116e 9rga1tiia-
TONER i anore a1nertfnnife 8per.
Gen alborlige Situation, Der OPP
|itob iom apIge af at @pen bleb
politIgs, blcD itrafs toget 8r,,g
|of Sorbrp6er,e, % MasietDperier
falt0t gteo / ltore Dele af BDe,r,
oog ierlig i Sp6 8oston @inbn-
erne til lorretninger,te f1ruites, og
Masier al foitbare SS1tbelcr, 9nnpf-
fer og sfinobarer bortfprtes. Ml1
brig fdr bar en- faa6an aaos berifet
i Ell 5torbpi Mnerhfa.
O,n Ons6ogen forefalot bIooige
Sptgjer, bbor1,nber flere @erloner
6rebtes og ianre6es. sssn1ioIerti6 bar
Mlitieit blepen inofol6t, og 1000
|5bl6ater patrol1ilIere6e @a6erne,
bborpeo Der oprettebes 11ogenlun6e
$40, % 1neo ltn6tngelie of nogle al
borHge 0ptejer i 2eroags bar 9lr-
toriteterne peret &errer ober Gii=
tuntione11.
s flere Gage trrebes Scr 1nc6 c11
@eneralitrcjfe / Boston, men Sire.
bag Mfte11 ite1nte be 1treifen6e 8c=
tiente for al, gienoptage MrbeJ6et.
9a Sc in6fan6t fig poa 8olitiifatio-
men, bleb Sc i1ni6lerti6 me66eH, at
6e bab6e foripiI6t beres 9fettigbeoer
til 0eres gamle Htao1er pou @rnno
of Sen nloblige gtreife, ir1gen of
bem biloe blibe gie1rinofatte: Slab
1erlte bar op1laaet le0tge, og 1lDc
Wen6 a11toges oeres Ste6.
Dette bragte Ell 1lp @e1t6ing i Sa-
gen. gn1erifus Mrbeioerforbul1oS
Nreiioc1t, gau1ueI Womperg, np=
pellere6e til Stetens @nper,1Gr ont.
lat beltne benptteoe fin Sss116flpoelie
nhcrfor Nolitifomn1is1er Curtis og
Gebgge 6enne til at gie11ifoiette 6e
5treifen6e. Men @upern6ren foit=
bo1ot, at ban iffe f1tnoe gidre bette,
oa ban i,1gen &et boboe til at in6-
b1anoe fig i &olitifon1n1isiarc11s
gfnliggc116er. 8orgmeiter 8eters
in6tager iannte Storopl11tft. :.@ta-
tens itore Mrbejbsgibere bor itrofs
fDn6t fig 1neo ct r6taIe beres fllbe
Stptte til @uberngre1 bol1s5to1o-
tf1nft Og Mrbejberfore11i1g
itdtter ltatl1rligbis Sc oflotte 8e-
| tjente.
Det biloe bore gnifeligt, ON Scr
fn16e iltan6bringes Ell Or6nitg,
bborbeb 8olitimei1os Streifcr Il
6remti6elr fun6e 11tt6gaos. Ser ber
fnnne fin6es Mi6ler, bborpeo Qer=
ipergsmaal og glrbeiospilfoar fan
afgiGres, n6en at set er 11gope116igt,
at 2obel1s Saanobpbere hebgper at
|tp til Strejfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
moo Graftatcn i fiji

rer r,oo graftatcr, i fiji
rl,'pat>. f5orla, peo Nap'1, ioet
bo1, e>treoe til Senator 2ooges
l1otaIelier i 1915, oa senator
2obge Hog til 2Do for Ell Natiollers
.nes Sligo, % Set bar btsfe Hlaner,
iagoe NrGiibenten, ban bapbe fprt
alb i 0irfeligbebe1t.
8aa Ell Muton1obiltl,r n11oer Spz
holbet 8ortlono 1fete Ser e', igrge=
Zig l1lpffe beo, at EN- al Muto1Robi-
.rcr,e, io,n 6eltog ! E,,re11, balteoe
,nco ben 6glge, at Gbanffbre,, og en-
Mnisfprreiponoel,t 0rRbtes og flcre
m1bre Iaore6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
s,,li Maaneb braste 5ortjeneite.

6or fgrite Gn11g iibe11 1918 bar
Sernbaner1te lt11oer &egjeri1tgsfo1,=
troll uopiit 5ortieneite iiteoenfor
l1noerffl6 ! Sui, ifglge Sernbu1te-
oon1iniitro otionens @apport for Sen
Waaneo. Jortjeneite11, Ser bar
$2,316,5O1 bleb antp6et / forriae
nges forelpbiae @opport, Ser aieI.
Der 232,OO4 Mil 11teo Sssernbane=
Ii1lier, eller 90 Groee,1t of alt UNDER
feoeral Drift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
st beloiet Mpisforetasenbe.

S en- Chicago @orreipo1lonnce til
19eoroif aioenoe1 forefonrmer bl.
anoet::
Seq bil nGbne, en- a1toe11 Scent
.peforretning, ION ieg bar iet, She
Chicago Dailp sriblt,e biitnof
@eroe11s 1t6rite 9lpis. De, 11ofom.
.mer oagIig neo Cd. 80 fir1trgfte s.
sipolteoe Stber 100000 CTS
5empIarer, ON Spnoagene / fler-
5bobbeIt 5ioeantaI % 100000
.Gfsenplar iIluftreret % foIore-
ret ga. balptreoie gl1finb 9erio-
Ener er / girfiornbeo nfeo 9laoets
reoa aftio,1elle % tef11iffe Srernitil.
ling, Mpgnffaberne % Gfgpeoitio11.
s S ben ttefniife q ffoeIi11g drbejoes
Dge1rd r1,not neo 8 sffiiff Gift 10
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
AntlnrpBBP
Senagst bar paabespnbt Surbanblin-
gerne o,,t 6reos1raftaten. Min-
bretallets 8etrnfninger

gerne Dttt TreDs1.dttlten. Wit1l-
bretallets 8etrnfninger.
Son1 bi nle6belte i iibite nge, ia,
let Jlertal af senatets l1oe11rigSfo
mite gienneln 5e1lator s. 6. 2obgt
'ofgipet 8etenfning ober 5reostraf.
totem og geationernes 2ign, fon in0.
ittlles til @atififation meo bisfe9g11.
bringsfori1ag og 8eierpationer
S ben forleb1e l1ge bnr to Mll.
6retaI inbie,t6t beres Detel1fl1ing
Set ltgrlte af Wi11oretalle1te beltaar
| al 6e1nofratiite Meoleni,ner me.
(l1n6tagelie al gea1ator Scbielos
|Saabel 6re6straftaten iom Ratio
ner.1es 2igo inoitilles til 1lfora11oret
@eotagelle. Minoretnllet gi9r op.
|rnprffom paa >6e S1lbrgnlnelfer, iolu
fEpMan6 bar giort gjen1,eln ar'nff. a;l'nf
fatelt oberfor Mmerifn 8etaltf1in-
gen rto6fatter fig e1lbber sg1lorina
|el1er &eierbatio11, Der pil forfn1fe
6re6ens SSffrafttre0e1t. Og Hgefe.
6es uppelleres ser til gel1atet ON.
at bette bnnbler burtig og opfplber
Solfets g1ffe beo at go6fie116e SEQ
tio1ernes 2iga.
Sen n116en Min6retals lsrapport er
|ofgibet af 6e11 republHanite Senator
McG cGnn1ber, Ser betegrrer 6lertollets
@opport for1 affattet paa en- tro6iig,
nbdflig og onmasieltbe Weaobe oa
|ipnes anlagt pna at 1t6trpffe en- jim
goiiHif Man6, ion b11rbe fiernes fro
amerifnn1f @totsmanosbirflo rflo1nbeb
gn6pioere flyer bat i &apporte1t, at
Sssro11t og 5nrfasn1e er o11be11bt lite
berfor glrgnnel1ter, og 5ta1r6pu1tf-
ter -inbtaget al Bres1en og @11felt=
ng1b uoel1for Senatet ipnes at
lagge mere 8eilag paa Spmerfion1=
beb emo ielpe 9raftote11. SITE SITE ct Srh
iiges, iffe en- @ertp6ning gigres ons
gaoaloe 6e ltore 6orn1ao1 i Motio.
ner,1es 2ign cller oe Meto6er, bpor-
beo bisle Sorn1dal lfal gienne1nfgres
S Betp1tf1i1tge1t fremlptter ban
nogle Meierpottorer, iorn ba11 anbe=
|fa1er pe6toget il;ebe11for be / SIer=
|tallets SSnbifilling 16arbei6ebe Ge=
1erbatioa1er. 5om man fer, er oet
life b1i6e Srb, Norb 8afota 5ena-
loren be11ptter iig at.
Gel1 almi11belige sssorbano1i1g al
Eraftoter begDnote Meai1oogs. Mel,
oct er ianbiDnligt, at lorbm,oli,1=
gerne traffer aapg0rog, iua at glf-
itennirgel1 lite bill fi11be @teo fgrenb
/ Noben1ber.
9cn1ofroterl1e aabnebe Debattel1
meo 0pfororing til at fremifpnoc
6orbanolinger pg ratificere Eraf.
taten n6e,r 9g,tori11ger eIler Sortolf-
|11inger. &epubltfa1tere11 Se1otor
|5berunn biIoe aobne Mgrebet Girs.
Bag.
8ort1et fra 6isfe 8cgipenbe6er er
Der il1gen bigtigp 2obe bIeben beo
taget ben forlpbne ltge. De for.
ficllige 8omiteer, iom bar Dprtios:
problen1et til 2gsning bebanble.
peoblibe11oe De lnaltge Sorilog, Ser e,
|heregnet poa at brtnge Eriferte 11eo
5enatorerne sssobnio11 al galHor.
|nie1L8orab al Soabo % McGormae1
at SSuinois tog ! iioite l1ge lao poc
Ell Bore6ragsrejfe og taIte / flere al
DC 8per, iom &rnii6ent @ilfon M.
Zig bab6e beeret meo fit 8ei9g. 9e
ire 5enatorer, Ser alle er bitre oe
|foriporne Mooitanbere af faabe
Sre6Stroftaten fon1 geotionerness 81
ga, er blepen gibet Ell ellebiIo Moo
tfaaelfe / flere af 8perne, iaaleocs
bar bette Silfalbet gbicngo %
aanias 9th.
Ct brl6iat Mnisfpretnnen6e
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12
Nash Agency Deals.

Felmlee x Christie Of Healdton, have
"ocriyed another Nash Truck This time
if is , oua to, ioh a.,,i,,, ,..t,.
.
''''''' ''" WHICH, Inns truck Is alSo
equipped with pneumatic tires. This
makes the second Nash truck for these
men within a month. the first being q
Nash Quad equipped with pneumatic
tires. The Quad was also euuipppd with
large trailer ANA winch
Dr. e. Stevens was the lucky man I'm
getting the new Nash Snort model 10
the bidding was keen for this car. DR..
Stevens lives at Wilson.
n. S. NIassad of Healdton has inst
received his new Nash five passenger
touring car. Mr.. Nassad saws that ne
has the best and only ear IN the fields.
Mr.. T.. ID. Ueth of The Paw petersor
Nash Company. reports the sale of n
new Nash truck to l.. r. Kinard Of
Newport Mr.. Kinard is operating his
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12
LOnl's for DriNcrs.

Don't leave car standing within ff
teen feet Of fire hydrant.
Don't \ut in short after passing a
vehicle.
DO not neglect to change the oil in
the crankcasc because it is "A dirty job.
Don't purchase used car without re.
cciving a certificate of registration from
the former owner.
Use French tale in the casing, but
avoid using too much
Don't change the course Of your mo.
tor vehicle without giving the proper
signal.
Acid electrotype should never be ad.
ded except by an expert battery man.
Don't advance the spark lever when
cranking.
Don't turn except at corners in bust.
ness districts and closely built.up sec
tions.
Don't leave your car standing on the
main travelled portion of road while be.
ing repaired or while camping.
Don't carry luggage projecting more
than twelve inches on the left hand
side Of the car.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12

Tie manufacturers are sending out
their annual warning against careless
use of mud chains according to a cir
cuar letter received at Coopers Mum
ber Two. See that the smooth side
Of the links is next to the tire" reads
the circular, and be sure and have
chains drawn snug and tight to reduce
rubbing to minimum
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12

more carloads enroute which are eX.
pected to arrive within few days.
Ray Peterson Of The Ray Peterson
Nash Company is making arrangements
to drive string of Nash Roadsters
from the factory at Kenosha. wis. 1t
is impossible 20 get these cars by
freight so Mr. Peterson is going TO
drive them through in order to make
deliveries without delay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12

at full capacity" said Patterson, and
as fast as a ear is taken out another
takes its place. We have one car from
Pennsylvania which made the run in
ten days and score Of other oil mems
cars. It looks like more space is alb
solutely necessary and | suppose other
places can report the same thing"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12
Mestcrn Motor C0mnnnN

The Western Motor Company, re
ccived l u ton international truck,
equipped with pneumatic tires this
week.
Z. Dickory Of the c. NJ Head Motor
Company, state distributors of the In.
,rnational motor trucks has been
with the Western Motor Company, this
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12
Many Cars Here.

There are moGc visiting cars in Ard
more due to the oil excitement than
has been for two years, according to
Most Patterson at Cooper's GaraN
Number Two. Our storage has and is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12
Special Service Man.

Tom Cooper No. > has put on spe-
cial service man for the convenience
of visiting and storage cars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12
Cooper Men at Marietta

Moss Patterson and W. 5. Gilbert were
in Marietta last week ON business
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12

The REQ Motor Sales Company has
sold to the Peerless Steel Company a
threequarter ton REQ speed wagon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12
STYLISH STOUT APPAREL

We featuring the ideas apparel developed the
newest materials including both plain tailored and handsomely
trimmed models for stout i'll specially designed lines that
give to her the W slender lines that greatly the appa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12
NEW FALL COATS

Beautiful Coats in Mixtures Velour Lame Tnsetone Svertone
Evor Cryacord Polo Ircone Bolivia Plush
Reasonably priced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12
LUXURIOUS SUITS

Suits of extreme smaness In their modemg they exhibit pre-
csion tailoring that places these superb garments
class to re enVied
Developed in Mems Wear Trcoee Velour Lame
tues Chevo ChevrOna Peach Bloom English Mixtures Tnseone
Heather
combination with embroidery trimmed.
An early inspection invited. most moderate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12
Motor Items of Interest.

W. Il. Tycr of the Southern Motor
Company, is in Fort Worth and Dallas
on business for the company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12

George Daunis, Of the Southern Mo.
tor Company, has just returned from
Fort Worth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12

Hines r. White is now representing
The 1chols Printing Company as So
lictor.
ECHOLS PRINTING COMPANY,
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Ardmorelte want ads bring results
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05
Philharmonic Society

More than twenty of the leading in
strumentalists and vocalists who will
appear in America during the coming
season are on the list of assisting ar
lists announced by the Philharmonic
Society.
Heifetz, Kreisler, Serato, Spaulding
and others equally we'll known are
among the violinists who will appear
with the orchestra this season, while
the pianists include Rachmaninoff,
Granger, Novaes, Godowsky, Samaroff
and GAM, as we'll as the newcomer,
Moiseiwitsch, who will make his
American debut this winter at a Phil
harmonic concert The society's pro-
grammes also bring forward a group
of prominent singers, among whom are
Rosa Ponselle, Greta Mason, Mar
gucrite Namara and Marguerite Matz-
enauer. The complete list of assisting
artists, which will be announced in de-
tail later, has been so arranged for
the Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday series of Philharmonic con-
ccrts as to secure satisfactory distri-
button of soloists among the various
subscribers to the socicty's perform
anceS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05
Concerts to Come

October IL, Metropolitan Opera
House, song recital, Amelia CALI
Curcl; Hippodrome, Metropolitan Opera
House Quartet, Frances Aida, soprano
Giuseppe De Luca, barytone, Carolina
Lazzari, contralto. Charles Hackett
tenor; Carnegie Hall, violin recital
Toscha Seidel; Aeolian Hall. piano re-
ctal, Serge Prokofotf. October &C.
Aeolian Hall, song recital,s Frederick
Gunster, tenor. October is, Aeolian
Hall, song recital, Louis Graveure
barytone; Carnegie Hall, violin re-
cital, Thelma Given. October 49,
Selwyn Theatre, 1nez Thetge, soprano
Freda Engelhardt, violinist, Harold
Bender, pianist. October 20. Aeolian Hall
piano recital, Rudolph CAM. October II,
Aeolian Hall, Cecil Tanning. October
25, Carnegie Hall, violin recital, Jas
cha Heifetz. October 80, violin recital,
Maurice Freedman. October 81, Aeolian
Hall, piano recital, Rudolph Reuter-.
November 2, Carnegie Hall, song re-
cital, Reinald Werrenrath; Acolian
Hall. piano recital, Martin MAazel.
November d, Aeolian Hall, piano recital,
Edwin Hughes. November 9, Carnegie
Hall, song recital, Sophie Braslau, con-
tralto. November %, Carnegie Hall,
piano recital, Josef Hofmann. Deem
Der 5, Aeolian Hall, piano recital, Olga
Steeb. January 20, Aeolian Hall, Sal
ZedO Harp Ensemble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05
Tour of Italian Orchestra
Indefinitely Postponed

The 1talo- American Association for
Music, of which Otto II. Kahn is the
chairman, has been advised from Rome
through the Italian Ambassador at
Washington that the tour of the Saint
Cecilia Orchestra, which was to be-
gin at the Metropolitan Opera House
within a fortnight, has been deferred
because Of the political conditions in
Italy. The orchestra is the oldest
symphonic organization in Italy, en-
bracing more than eighty members,
and was being sent to this country
for its first tour outside of the land
of it's origin. His Majesty the King
of Italy and the Italian royal govern
ment were the official patrons, and the
leading civic and musical organizations
of the United States and Canada were
presenting the orchestra in concerts
in the selected cities. These organiza-
tons have been requested to defer
further arrangements until the settle
ment Of the industrial and labor ques-
tions in ltaly