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Evening journal., 1919-05-13
CHURCH LEAGUE TO
PLAY ON SATURDAY

Tho Church League az a meeting In
The Evening Journal oiflce last night
got underway with four teams. East
lake, Wesley. 1mmannel A and lmman-
uel B teams and Will play lts nrst series
OF games on next Saturday. Eastlakc sre
tho champions OF The 1918 League.
Wesley also played IN the League last
year. The two Emmanuel teams are
new comers. II had been expected that
sllverbrook and Brack-EK would Join
the old organization but at The last
minute they failed 10 apply. Richard
son Park and another team are expect
od 70 Join fhc League before fhe last
Of The month.
The League wili play series Of IL
Saturday games ending on September
%. President W. r. Warrcn VIII an
nounce the umpire stan IN few days
AZ me close Of tho baseball season fhr
organization win start general sth
letlr association, and play indoor sports
during the winter.
Wesley wlll play on The old military
academy grounds In the absence OF
Wlldel OF the Dol-Mar League: Eastlste
al Twenty-nlnth and Market streets
and the Emmanuel teams al the water
tower
The opening days schedule will be
Eastlake and Emmanuel a at
Emmanuel p and WESLEY al .s
rrr-HNa
Tho complete schedule VIII be an
nounced IN these columns on frida1'
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

once 20 a Ions clumsy one. Batsers
who can place o ball with reasonable
accuracy are preferred by managers 70
those who try 20 murder every pitch.
Keep your eye on The ball every sec
ond. remember a base on balls Is az
good as a hit IN some cases. And
don't forget the best advice 10 would
be "Ty Cobbs" Is % practice, practice
and then practice some more.
Note 70 the Captain-See that every
man on your team reads How 90 Bat"
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
pENNsGROvE B0xNG CARD.

The card for the show az the Penns-
grove a. G. on Thursday night holds
a great amount OF interest for local
lovers Of tho game. TWO local boys
Frankie Lewis and Sammy Britton
will appear on the program. and they
are opposed 10 boys who should make
things warm FOR them. The card fol-
lows
sammy Britton and Kid Wagner. OF
Philadelphia. four rounds.
Tommy Herman. OF Allentown, and
Pat Marley, OF Philadelphia, six rounds
liughey Dugan. Of Allentown, and
Frankie Clark. OF Philadelphia eight
rounds.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
FISHERMEN NOT LUCKY? WELL

Ed B. Ferree OF Brandywine Springs
and Charles w. Hahn OF this city, are
happy fishernen today. Last year Mr.
Ferree caught big bass in one OF the
down-State mill ponds. Mr.. Hahn also
caught a whopper pike. Today they
learned that the bass and the pike
were the biggest fsh caught last year
by the Diamond State Rod and Reel
Association members and Ferrec re-
ceived SO as first prize and Hahn 81 as
second prize. ky Waltons immedi-
stely renewed their memberships In
the association and arc out after he
big prize this year.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
BIG BOXING MEET.

LONDON. May ~. tBy MaiD UNITED
Press The annual British Imperial
Military Boxing championships was be-
gun here today. Entrants included
Canadians. Australians. Irishmen and
representatives OF all British colonial
possessions. The meet lasts two da.s
and is held under the auspices Of the
Imperial Services Boxing Association.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

up your mind not 10 "give" an inch
and you will md yourself becoming
more confident as your praetcing goes
on
Other boys are inclined 20 be too
confident and this results in careless
ness and Understanding the opposing
pitcher
In selecting bat pick out one you
can swing freely. Grip the bat firmly
and about six inches from the end.
Take a short snappy swing IN prefer
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
READY FOR THE
MATINEE SEASON

At a meeting OF the Delaware Horse
Show Association last evening final ar
rangements were made for Horse Day
and the opening OF the matinee season
on Saturday, May 2i.
A special committee, OF which Reu-
ben Sattcrthwaite. Jr,. is chairman. has
been appointed 10 take care Of the spe-
cial attraction for that day. A fund Of
$1,000 has been donated by two members
Of the association 10 be used as prize
money in the special events.
There viii be about fifty horses ready
% start In The matlnees.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
JESS ADMITS HIS AGE IS.

Jess Willard admits he's 80 years
old instead Of 80 as shown in the
record books.
ITS just plain case Of me tell
ing a little lie when ! started In The
boxing game said jess. II got a
late start and the critics were skep-
iical about me. knew II my age
was two Years younger I'd have
better chance But now I'm cham
nion and don't care II they do
know how old I am"
jess also declares that never in
his life did he weigh more than
2@ pounds some Of the critics
said he weighed around 200 and
never would be in condition for
Dempsey
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

The way TO learn 20 bat is by batting.
Keep at u. But youngsters arc apt 10
have certain faults which no amount
OF practice Will eradicate unless they
are pointed out to them.
The chief mistake OF most young bat
ters Is a tendency 10 pull" away from
the plate. The reason FOR this is a fear
OF being hit by the ball To get rid Of
this disastrous habit, take a firm stand
at the plate. legs rather wide apart. and
then get some one 10 pitch 10 you. Make
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
HARLAN LEAGUERS
TN NO HIT GAMES

The Boilers and Y-B teams Of the
Harlan Twilight League met in the
first game last evening. the Y-B gang
winning . 10 (. Cloud. Of the Boilers
held Y-B hltless. but they managed 10
get over two runs 20 win.
The Counters defeated the Main
Oflco team 70 0. The pitching OF NJ.
Malloy for the Counters was the feature
OF the second game. This boy held
the Main once hitless and runless'
while his teammates pushed over the
winning rim In the last inning.
l-NAnr- T.-srfsTnr
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

The Wilmington Skating Club will
meet this evening 10 Chamber Of Com
mcrce. Room No. i0Js. dupont Building
A president viii be elected and a few
other officers appointed 70 MI the va
cancies.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
TODAY's SCHEDULE.
National Lcaque.

TODAi'S SCHEDULE.
National League.
Pittsburgh at philadelphia
Chicago az New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
81. Louis at Boston.
American League.
No games scheduled.
HIGH AND y.Ow SCORES YEsIthDAi
Runs scOltd by National ana Amer
lean Leagues, May 70 ~, Inclusive
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Hlgh-NeN York. Pittsburgh ..
Low-Brookiyn, Chicago, ?.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
rAIRyTEw WANTS GAME.

Falrview A. c. wants a game Tor
mex. Saturday with any team m the
city between the ages OF IS 20 is years
send challenges 10 Louis z. Wcldin,
No. 2i2 Sixth avenue. City
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
WILLARD on GuAHD.

Jess Willard figures Jack Demr-
sey a tough opponent He nsures
all OF his opponents that way. too.
II was caught mapping once" he
said. "But never again. fought
Conductor Miller IN Frisco. II was
a fOur-round bout wasn't IN very
good condition. II was the hardest
night ever had and when / nm
ished 7 felt as II had been up
against a near-champ for twenty
rounds"
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

Sfruck OuI, Dy HutHVss q UG NIvuN'
Q: bases on balls, on Hughes. ?; on
Cloud. 4: left on bases, Boilers, q;
stolen base, Wallace; sacrifice hit
Cloud; hit by pitched ball, Herr, Proud
Wild pitches. Hughes, 4; Cloud. 1;
passed balls. Biedler. 2; Boyce, 2; UNI
pires, Greeley and Keenan,.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
PARK A. G. DEFEATS 81. AIMS.

In an exciting game played'yesierdsy
Park A. C.. defeated 81. AIMS. 9 10 s.
Park being without a game Tor Decor
alton Day morning, Manager Doherty Is
anxious 10 get one. Address all com
munlcations 70 Harry Dohcrty, 2i2s
Biddle street, Union Park Gardens.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
AUTO SHOW AT THE FAIR.

A movement Is on foot 10 have an
automobile show In connection with
the Delaware State Fair. the flrst week
In next September.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
BASEBALL
RESULTS on YESTERDAYS GAMES
National Lesaue.

National League.
New York. o Brooklyn, 2, go in
nlnssl.
Pittsburgh. .. Chicago, 2. tii in
nlngs).
Boston at Philadelphia
American League.
Chicago. Z 81 Louis, 2.
Cleveland. o: Detroit. e.
Washington. 4 (: New York, a. ,called
fiiocnih inning darkness.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
WILMINGTON A. c. ORGANIZED.

The W. A. C.. baseball team has or
ganlzed for the season and is ready to
receive challenges from any team in or
out OF the city. send challenges 70
y. W. Darrell No 1901 Lancaster ave
nue. or call d. and a. phone 6i0i-W.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

AS soon as spring comes the
Cincinnati Reds probably will
slip down into their regular
position. The winter league
still RACES.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

10 put your family on Safety Lane.
Buy ". s. :.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
SKATFRs MEET TONIGHT

There will be two games this after
noon ana two on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

Sharing in government Is good eiu-
zenship Buy W. ;. :.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

They call the referee of =
big fight the third man in the
ring. Sometimes that is abogG
all anybody could truthfuIly
call him.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13
SCORE RY INN1NGs

Main once ..........-.....0 0 o 0 O-t
Counters ...................O U U II
Struckout. by Msgill. 7; by VI. NAL
10y. g.; bases on balls. OF Magill. 4;
Malloy, 0: left on bases. Counters, s.
stolen bases. ~ Malloy. Flnerty, w
Mclaughlin; passed balls. Freeman
umpires, Freeley and Limburger.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
High-Clevelsnd, 6.
LOw-St. Louis, ,.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

Debts deafen the eur 20 opportunity
Buy W. ;. :.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

Daily total 40 "a 1 Z Is 10
NO games played.
Evening journal., 1919-05-13

The complete schedule VIII be an
,ounced IN these columns on Priday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE NEWS
HN PAIL II SMITH
Big Smoker
by PAUL B. SMITH

The smoker to be given tomorrow
evening in the Chamber of Commerce
assembly promises 10 he one of the
most important meetings in the his
tory of the organization. The meet
ing comes ut a time which is critica
in the history of the city. The dis
covel'y of new oil field and the ap
proach of the most abundant harves
in the history of the county have civ
en- a new aspect to business conditions
Two great outstanding needs for the
immediate future ara II program o
home building and "A program of roads
promotion. The discussion Of the
evening is expected to center about
these two topics.
The business men of the city are real
iZing that greater amount of then
personal attention must he given tC
these needs and that their activities
must function through the one cen
traliZed corRmercial organization of the
city, the Chamber of Commerce.
Both the Rotary and Lions Clubs
are heartily behind this idea and it is
expected the membership of the Cham
ber generally will lay aside all othel
engagements and participate in this
big rally meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
NEW OF. AND GAS MAP
OF OKLAHOMA IL TO BE
MADE: WILL BIC OFFICIAL.

oklahoma city, June 1.-The Tulsa
Engineering and supply Company has
contracted with the oil and gas con
scrvation department of the state cor
poration commission to prepare a new
oil and gas map of the state. This big
man viii be made i'm two sections, using
the Indian meridian as the dividing line
and going east aud west the entire area
Of the state from north TO south.
The rapid development of the south
crn and southwestern portions of the
state has made it impossible for the de
partmcnt to keep its present map up to
date. The new map will show every oil
ana gas well, every dry hole and all To-
cations throughout the state. 1t Will
bc mounted in case and placed on
the opposite side of the oil ana gas con
servation departments general work
room to that where the present map is
located.
The engineering company has agreed
to make its best cndcavor to turn this
map out in 90 days. 1t is believed this
will DE possible if the engineers are not
required to place the allottccs' names on
the various subdivisions.
After the map is mounted and placed
in position the force of the oil and gas
conservation department will post its
reports daily, in order to keep the map
up to date.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
New Orleans Cotton
Market

New Orleans, June 5.-Good cables
caused rise of to 10 points on the
opening of the cotton market today, but
Immediately after the call offerings in
creased on prospects of better weather
ana prices fell off until at the end of
the first half hour of trading they were
% TO 20 points under the close of yes
terday.
Cotton opened steady, July, 3O.S7; Oc'
tober. 2S.S2; December, 2S.5i; January,
20. Sc; March, 27.90.
Early sellers went to realizing, lur'
nishing the market with II moderate
demand which caused n small recovery.
At l o'clock prices We're at a net loss
of 63 to 67 points.
Spot cotton quiet, % points off. Sales
On the spot 1,3iS; to arrive, l,G22. Low
middling, 27.0O middling, 3L75; good
middling, 3275.
Receipts, 5,157; stock. 4i4,SSG.
Liquidation of long cotton became
heavy. In the trading up to noon
prices were sent rs to 81 points lower
than the final quotations of yesterday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
CARTER COUNTY ONLY
SECOND IN OKLAHOMA
AS PRODUCER OF OIL
GROSS PRODUCTION TAN SHOWS
THAT ONLY CREEK COUNTY
Is AHEAD OF THIS.

Oklahoma city, June 5.--Brucc OFT
chief clerk in the state auditors office,
In charge of the collection of the oil
and gas gross production tax, IL mail
ing 10 the various counties in which
there is production checks for the coun-
tics shares of this tax for May. col
lcctions for May reached S6iS S,3SO.63,
which is about $4,000 in excess of the
collections for May of last year. FOL
lowing are the counties shares of this
tax:
Carter, 3l,727SG; Tulsa, S19,Sl5.GS;
Okmulgee. $l7 .OG5.lj; Nowata, $S,455.52;
AIuskogee. $4,9I5.6j; Cotton, $l,G67.fO;
Caddo, Sl1.74; Rogers, $3,27O.l2; Wag
oner. $2,GGi.92; Pawncc, $l0,922.92; OF
tawa, $27.777l5; Kay, $l,2i5.5S, Jcffcr-
son, S177.5S; stephens, $1,000; Oktus-
kec, Sl3753; Mcintosh, $ll72; Conan
che. SS.15: Pontotoc, $67l06; Garfield,
sG.5lI.14; Haskell, S57.73; Noble, 552.95;
Pittsburg, $lG2.7S; Payne, $lO,G1l.35;
Washington, $lO,G22,G9, Creek, $685.
2O579.
This list shows Creek in the leader as
n producer, with Carter second in the
list Cotton county's increase over
previous months Is regarded as an eN-
cellent indication of the growth of pro
duction and Cotton IS expected To climb
higher in the list of producing coun-
ties. Mcintosh is a newcomer, a pro
duction OF gas in that county placing
them in the number of counties part.c'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
Society Events
BY Mrs. Emmitt T. Reid
Phone 538-
pELpIIIAN CHAPTER ORGANIZED

Miss Mabel Ames and Miss Blanche
Fauhaber Of st. Louis field secretaries
of the National Dclphian Society, or
ganizcd Il local chapter in Ardmore
yesterday afternoon at Convention
Hail. Mrs. j. II, Pennington was
elected president; Mrs. \. Eddleman'
vice president; Mrs. Henry Baum, sec
rctay and treasurer; Mrs. II. II. Royer
chairman advisory board; Mrs. sam
Butler, parliamentarian and critic;
Mrs. George X. FISH, reporter.
pelphian Chapters are being organ
lied in many places throughout the
states, ana are for the purpose of pro
noting higher education, social pro-
gress and personal Improvement. Miss
Amos explained the nature of the
course and outlined the study for the
coming year, which will be a series oil
lessons on the cpochs of progress,
which gives a brief history of all ma
tionS and their contribution To modern
civilizations This course VII be follow
ed 10y more complete study OF the
special courses prepared on the drama,
music, art, literature and modern ma
tions
Meetings win bc held the first and
third Wednesdays of each month at
3 O'Clock y. m. The first meeting viii
he held Wednesday. June IS at ConVen-
tion Han.
I'm addition to the officers, the FOL
lowing charter members were enrolled
yesterday: Mrs. j. c. Thompson, Miss
Daisy Nichols, Mrs. Cornelia Washing
ton. Mrs. c. r.. Goodwin. Mrs. c. g.
Howland, Mrs. j. II. Sherwood, Miss
Grace Johnson, Mrs. w. h. TYcr, Mrs.
r.. q. Colvert, Mrs. Minnie wall, Mrs.
Hal NJ. Cannon, Mrs. X. j. Glassco,
Mrs. j. V. Fcnner Mrs, Lee Tyer,
Mrs. Helen Ward Mrs. X. II. Avis,
Mrs G. NJ. Campbell Mrs. Walter
Thompson, Mrs. Victor Williams. Mrs.
Charles T.. Stewart, Mrs. Fred X, Ell
lis. Mrs. Lucian Hoard, Mrs. Samuel
Noble, Mrs. Frank NJ. Head, Mrs. Il.
II. Woods, Mrs. G. T.. Logan, Mrs. l.,
l. Wilkinson, Mrs. j. l.. Cox, Mrs. f..
ID. Slough Mrs. Charles T.. Goddard,
Mrs. j. NJ. Baird. Mrs. II. \. Ledbet-
ter, Mrs. j. Maurie Miller, Mrs. f. w.
Roadway, Mrs William Gwyn, Mrs.
j. =. Hivick, Mrs. W. b. White, Mrs.
May II. Scvally Mrs Alma II. Mil
ner, Miss Catherine Adams, Mrs. IL.
\. Stanley, Mrs. Arthur Carpenter,
Mrs. y. Il. Foagin, Mrs. William Dav-
isson, Mrs. Henry Davis, Mrs T.. Il.
Poole, Mrs. Tom Cooper, Mrs. $. NJ.
Mcdaniel, Mrs NJ. Y. Smith, Mrs. Guy
II. Seigler, Mrs. O. H. Wolverton, Mrs.
/ T. StottS Mrs ,lohn II Chandler.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
GOVERNORS son Is
COMMISSIONED ON STAFF
OF ACTING GONERNOit

Oklahoma City. June 5.-Acting GOV
ernor Trapp has issued commission
to Brooks Robertson, son of Gov. j. H.
a. Robertson, on his personal staff. In
a jocular way the acting governor said
that he looked over the list of "news.
paper colonels" on the staff of Cover
nor Robertson and concluded that they
would not do as u bodyguard for the
acting governor. Therefore, taking the
reins into his own hands he decided to
create his own personal staff and upon
commissioning the governors son came
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
Railroad Notes

j. ". Claiborne assistant superin
tendcnt of the Frisco railroad, of Hu
20 was u visitor at the Ringing sta
ton yesterday.
j. W Butler Of Kansas city, gen
eral live stock agent of the Frisco
was i'm town yesterday.
Mr. Sharon of Hugo, who is ROAD
master Of the Frisco, was in Ardmor'
yesterday,
The Frisco freight office reports an
extremely heavy business in merchan
disc, live stock, and oil.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
Court House Locals

County Superintendent George w
Coffman went to New Zion yesterday
organizing a new school district mum
Der G9. District 90 was formerly a
part of district 2l Mr.. Coffman was
also in Berwyn looking after school
matters yesterday.
The eighth grade examinations Tor
the scholarship given by the y. and
NJ. College will be held in the county
superint endent's office on Friday and
Saturday. June II and IA. only boys
hoding eighth grade diplomas, or en-
titled to the same are eligible.
The annual school meeting will be
held in each district in the county ON
the second Tuesday in July from p.
m to p. m. In this meeting, all
business of the district will be taken
up, ana the election of Il clerk will
be held.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday Oscar Wright of
Ardmore, aged 81 to Miss Nelia Pat
ton, Ardmorc, aged 20; H. r.. Brom
melt, Writ aged y to Miss Elsie Low
ing, Writ, aged Is.
Suits filed in the office of the clerk
of the district court are as follows:
Sallie An Eeason has filed suit
against the Magnolia Petroleum Co.,
for the alleged death of her husband,
Frank Pierce Eason, who died ON April
9, 1919, from the effects of being hit
by a falling steel tank. Mrs Eason
is sueing for sG7,72O.
Goldy Fleming has brought suit
for divorce from her husband
Charles Fleming, asking for the
custody of the seven CHILDREN
and alimony. She charges him
with cruelty and alleges that he
threatened her life.
Ollie Maude Linn has filed suit for
divorce against Wiley W. Lynn. asking
for custody of the children and ali
mony. She charges Lynn with neglect
and desertion.
The First National Bank of Bcrwyn
asks judgment against ". l.. Smith
for the amount of $l.Gl5 together with
interest 70 uitt' me flSt -NdlIOudI
Bank alleges that they hold two promi
issory notes against Smith. long past
due.
5. Wehba charges \. \. Morris and
b. NJ. Willingham with taking iudg
ment against him by default, while
Wehba was in the service. they are
alleged to have sold a ear upon which
they held a mortgage Wehba BRINGS
suit for 5000.
Guy II. Sygler has filed suit for in
Junction against Vivian Smith
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
OIL NEWS
IN AND AROUND ARDMORE

ipatlng in the division of the gross pro-
duction tax.
The three per cent gross production
tax on oil ana gas is collected by the
state ON the premium us well as the
posted price. Two.thirds of the amount
collected as n gross production tax Is
turned irto the general revenue FUND,
onethri is returned to the counties In
which the oil or gas was produced aud
the counties shares are divided equally
between the school and roads mainten'
ance funds
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
Army DeserterS Camght.

Brownsville, Texas, June 5.-Three
members of the Fourth cavalry, United
states Army, who deserted Monday and
crossed into Mexico with their mounts
and other equipment, We're captured by
Mexican military authorities at Reynosa,
Mexico and returned to the American
authorities at Hidalgo, their equipment
intact, according to telegraphic advices
received here today. The men We're
Privates Sibole, st. Louis; Wigelowski,
Chicago, and Woolman, Detroit. a
fourth cavalryman, Private Gablain, of
san Francisco, also deserted, but drown
Grande.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
Use Ardmoreite WANT ADS.
SUPERIOR COUNCIL FOR
ALSACE AND LORRAINE
HOLD FIRST MEETING

Strasbourg, Tuesday, June 3.-(trench
Wireless Service.l- superior coun-
ell of Alsace and Lorraine held its first
meeting under the new French regime
Monday under the new building former
ly occupied by the German ministry of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
MEN FROM THE
NAVY MAY GET MILEAGE NOV,

Washington, June 5-Alen discharged
from the navy ana naval reserve vino
have mileage claims against the govern
nlent may obtain payment under an or
|der issued today by Secretary Daniels
There are nearly 10000 such claims as
H result Of the increased mileage allowed
by congress i'll the act OF February 2S,
1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
Police Court

Only two cases We're tried in the po-
lice court this morning, both being
hcarges of drunkenness. Winfield
Horde was fined $40. and the case Of
Manford Baum was held over until
o'clock this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06

Mrs. win Riley and daughter Rose,
and Mrs. j. f.. Rose and Miss Frances
Rose, spent yesterday in Ard
more. Mrs. Rose and Miss Fran
ces will 80 from here to Durant where
the latter will attend the normal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
NOTICE X. OF =.

Tonight will be election of officers
and other important business TO come
before the lodge. All members urged
to be present. Visiting members well
come
adv, {. VI. HARPER, {. C..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
Banl. RobberN.

Coffeville, Kan, June 5.-The vault
OF the Tyro State bank at Tyro. Kan,
IA miles west of Coffeeville. was dyna-
mited early today and the loot taken
was estimated at 200, principally in
Liberty bonds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06

Paris, June 5.-The Brussels advice
announcing dates for President Wilson's
entertainment there We're characterized
at the Paris white House" today as
guess work" The date for the visit
has not been fixed, it was said. but it
probably will occur within the coming
week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
Castro Still President.

Lisbon, Wednesday, June admiral
Canto Y. Castro. president of the re
OF the recent legislative election, in
which the democrats were victorious
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06

the interior of Alsace and Lorraine
Alexandra Mllerand," governor general
In u speech said no abrupt change In the
laws of the two provinces was contem
plated.