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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12
Random Impressions of
Current Exhibitions

Advertising artists who for years
have suffered from the suppressed de-
sire to express themselves in higher
form of art have at last found cham
pion. 1t occurred to Mr.. Briggs, of
the H. X. Mccain Company, that in
return for the excellent services Of
the staff illustration artists and to
stimulate their ambition an exhibition
of work done in their leisure moments
would serve as an encouragement. And
in the office of this company at 81
Broadway a little exhibition is now
on view which compares favorably
with many Of the larger uptown pic
ture shows.
Perhaps the most striking canvas
of the collection is Walter D. Gold
Decks portrait Petite Hercule," rep
resent'ng young woman artist in her
studio. Mr.. Goldbeck's days as an H.
lustration artist are probably num-
ocred, for he has just received an offer
q $4,000 to paint portraits of Nicholas
Brady and his family. Another bit of
fine work is c. C. Beall's portrait of an
officer in the British Royal Flying
Corps, while three sketches show the
artists father, mother and iancee.
A woodland landscape by Frank HAZEL
and 1.-The Lone Tree" by Oscar Dos
valid, are also of conspicuous merit.
John Liello, Justus Pfeiffen and Linn
Ball are others whose work deserves
commentator.
At the Enrich galleries, TOT Fifth
Avenue, there is an exhibition of
Frank Brangwyn's etchings, which will
remain open through this month.
If any one wishes to have q fire
screen or decorative panel painted
by Robert Winthrop Chanler he or she
may see examples of his beautiful work
at the Ferargil Galleries, GOT Fifth
Avenue. A rather informal exhibition
of American paintings and sculpture
is also on view at the same galleries.
Selected paintings by a group of
american artists are on view at the
Mich Galleries. The painters repre-
sented include j. Francis Murphy, A.
II. Wyant, George Inness, Alden Weir,
Childc Hassam and others.
In the same galleries some particu-
larly fine examples Of work by clever
Jane Peterson also are on exhibition
There are several Of the dockyard and
shipping pictures for which she is
wee known besides street scenes in
New York, landscapes and three decor
ative panels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12

TEA OR LUNCHEON
CLOTHS, $40. Fine, all
linen, hemstitched dalnask
cloths, 36 inches square in
a pretty round design.
LUNCHEON NAPKINS.
$3.50 dozen; regularly
$7.98. Heavy pure linen,
y hemstitched Napkins with
pink and blue border.
ALL-LINEN HUCKABACK
TOWELS, extra large size;
hemstitched or hemmed
with damask border and
m ogra m space. CSC.
each.
Ctroct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12
Adagio, Scherzo: Symphony in D minor.
Lenare |
Largo, Finale: New World symphony,
Dvorak |
THURSDAY


THURSDAY
Aeolian Hall, S:15 p. m. Song recital
by Frederick Gunster, tenor:
Panis Angelicus ............ Cesar Franck
TIES Yeux INSTRUMENTATION. Rene Rabey
Lamento NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henri Duparc
IiacrlSai ............... .relix fourdraln
IN inc BOAT. Edward GrieR
From Monte Pincio ......... Edward Grieg
n swan Edward Grieg
The Faltering Dusk. ......A. Walter Kramer
Serenade "............... Obey Speaks
The Dream .............. Edward Horsman
Song in the Night. Marshall bartholomew tae,s~
When. That Love Maiden dedicated to
Mr.. Gunster). u. Marshall Bartholomew
Little Wheel a-Turnn' in My Heart.
Arranged by William Arms Fisher
Standn' In de Need O Prayer. ......
Arranged by William Reddick
Arranged by William Reddick
Two JAPANESE Sword songs-The Red
1ieart ray Foster
A Nipponese Sword Song 49,. Fay Foster
FRIDAY
A 'olian Hall, 8:15 p: m. Piano re-
cital by Aurore Lacroix:
Variations and Fugue on Theme Of
Mazurfa. Or. il. No. Prelude o. nrahm'
45; Prelude, Op. %. No. 16: Noct-
urne. op. is. No. Il; scherzo. Op.
From "a Set of Eight ... Edward ic Royce
The Garden of soui-sympathy;. .:cyril Scott
, II 9 Eagle ,;................... Mcdowell
or Saamanders ..............M Mcdowell
March Wind .................. Mcdowell
Poonaise Observation-Disclosures. Rubinstein
SATURDAY
Carnegie Hall, p. m. Violin recital
by Thelma Given:
Sonata Cesar Franck
Folies d'Espagne ...................C orelli
IN bateau .Debussy
Mazurka ................C Chopin Kreisler
Aloumolatt; Romance ............. Wagner
IA, rs1 HiIaha .............. kreisler
HUNGARIAN Dance, Op. BRAHMS
Eolian Hall, p. m.-Piano recital by
Leo Ornstein:
Sonata. Op % Observation-Disclosures iabine
images: Reflects dams l'eau, Hommage
kan1eau, Movement Debus,y
Three moods (Anger, Grief, joy .Ornstein
Etudes Symphoniques .......... Schumar,,
Etude, d fiat major ..................I4i List
Rhapsody No. ~ ENTHUSIASTICALLY List
At 8:15 p. m.-Song recital by Louis
Graveure:
Magyar Folk-Songs. -. Arranged by Korbay
Come In. My Rose"
See the Little Maiden"
Mourning in the Village Dwells."
Look Into My Eye
"O'er the Forest"
Were the Pitcher Full Always"
Songs by John H. Powell first performance
in A0nerica):
"Phantoms."
"A Birthday ROUNDED"
"Heartsease"
"'Tis a Butterfly"
French Songs
"Serrc Claude" ...............Cha usson
"Ninon" Franck
cave Maria Bach Gounod
"Une Rose Frileuse" ....... .Chavagnat
Songs by Dirk Fock first performance in
America
"A Night Song
"Oh. You Wanton Rosebudl'
''The Swans
"a Feeble Little Lamp Am l."
"To Horse To Horsel
Songs by American and English Composers
$50 l Made Vianelle" ... Cyril Scott
Mother Heart" first performance),
John Martin
'"The Little Quaker Maidens'' first per-
.rf formance) Bryceson Treharne
five-and-Twenty Sailormen,"
COlerid0e .Taylor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12


ALL-L1NEN CRASH, Coo.
yard; % inches wide. Be-
low today's import price.
ALL-LINEN D A M SIX
TOWELS, S1.29; size 20 X
SO inches; scalloped edge.
ALL-LINEN HUCKABACK
TOWELS, S1.59; hem
Stitched; pretty damask
b ord er and monogram
space.
BATH TOWELS, Csc; "sec-
onds" of 89c. grade. Ex-
ira large and heavy; hem
med and bleached.
or. Livingston street East building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12
Women's Separate Tailored
Skirts at $ll.75
Regularly $I4.75 to $I9.75

Just the sort of skirt active business will find
valuable Smart and with plenty of swing to with
smart blouses.
Straight-ine peated models, in black navy blue,
in Atwood Tricotine Mems Wear Serge and Popln. 25 to
4O-nch wristbands.
Central Buntng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12

Brushed Wool has been ty used Jersey and
Coat Style showing this new idea
Shaghtlne models embroidered in heavym designs
Pockets the slight boufy mv women year
Second floor Central Bund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12

The fourth movement of Rimsky-
Korsakoff's fascinating "Schehera-
zade Suite" has been recorded by the
Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by
Leopold Stokowsky, Victor 1853. An
other of the newest Victor records is
Mlsch.. Elman's arrangement of AL
benlz.s Tango" originally written for
the piano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12

Selected paintings by a group Of
American artists are on view at the
Mich Galleries. The painters repre-
sented include J. Francis Murphy, A.
II. Wyant, George Inness, Alden Weir,
Childc Hassam and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12

:. The October pianola rolls include
Liliu okalani, arranged for the ukulele
and played by Georges Favier; "No-
body But YOU" from LA La Lucille";
Every Tear Is Smile in an Irish
mans Heart" and Sahara" one of
several fox trots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12

At the Enrich galleries, TOT Fifth
Avenue, there is an exhibition of
Frank Brangwyn's etchings, which will
remain open through this month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12
Small Furs
Haze a Large
Part In WOhnen;s
Fashions To-day

Europe stepped out of war-and into
FURS. Unquestionably the great furore
for furs of all kinds started with the Pari.
sian who decided that to be cold in times
of Peace was an unnecessary inconven.
fence, and proceeded to wrap her chic
young person in the warmest of Furs.
Small Furs suit her immeasurably. for
women can indulge in numberless coouet.
ries with a Fur Neckpiece and Muff,
The A. & S. Fur Salon presents SINAI,
furs of all kinds-AND AT QUITE THE
LOWEST PRICES PROCURABLE!
Here is little list of some of the small,
furs and the interesting prices that 90
with them:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12
Cotton Table Dannasl&, 75c I'd.
Our Regular 81 90 Grade

6S inches wide Bleached and mercerzed and in one at
tractlVe design Iodays wholesale cost would not permit
of it being sold at ST 90 yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12

Probably material
than Wool jersey It has not the
least OF them being that fabric that light in actual weight
yet protects from the cold gratifying extent
The Dresses in this Sale selected give for
good practical and quite afternoon too
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12

The Columbia Graphophone Com
pany has completed collection Of
American patriotic airs, national an
thems of the Allies, and marches,
which may be kept as record of war
time music. Among the singers who
made records for this collection are
Rosa Ponselle, Louis Graveure. Morton
Adkins. Nora Bayes and Al Jolson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12

FILET LACE PANELS. reg
ularly $2.45 to 1896, at
$1.39 and S1.S9
WINDOW PANELS; Marie
Antoinette and Lacet
Arabe, at S5.45 to $10.25
SCRIM WINDOW PANELS
in white and Arabe and
trimmed with filet motifs
and laces, at S2.45 to $685.
Third floor. Central Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12

Nine Aida and Messrs. Hackett and Chal-
nlsrs.
Quartet: Bella F;glia DEL Amor" from
Rlgoletto." Act lV................V Verdi
Mines Aida s.nd Iazzari and Messrs Hackett
and Chalmers.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
Dollar Day Specials In. Knit Underwear

Infants medium. weight Ribbed Vests, sizes to 6, value 39c- at TOT ...-.......--. SIsUO Infants Wool Undervests. all sizes, regular price 75c-at 2 for ....-..-.."..-... Sl.OO Boys Balbriggan Drawers, summer weights, regular Soc at pairs for ................ $1.OQ Misses Ribbed Union Suits. all sizes, value Scat Suits for $1.0o Womens Ribbed Vests, sleeve less, value 19c-at 8 for ...... $1.o0 Womens fine ribbed Vests. sleeveless, value 25c-at 6 for S1.00 women's "Fitrite" ribbed Vests. low neck, sleeveless, value 25c at for ...-.......-. .--...-. $l.OO women's fine Lisle Vests and Bodices, white and pink, value 50c-at 3 for ................ $1.o0 Womens Shaped Vests. reg ular and extra sizes, value soc at for .........-..-.. S1.OO Women's Extra Size Ribbed Vests, sleeveless, value 25c-at women's Ribbed Pants, cuff knee, value 50c-at pairs for $1.oo Women's Ribbed Pants, lace trimmed, regular and Extra sizes, value soc and 59c-at 3 pairs for $1.uC
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
Drapery Department

Window Shades, in white, cream, light medium and dark green and linen color, value $1. 3s-at 2 for ............. $1.oO White and Ecru Scrim, with colored borders, value s1.31- at A. yards for ............ $f.Oo 36-tnch SillSoline, best quality. value $1.32-at { yards for. $t.0o Plain Marc uisette, in white and ecru, value $1.4o-at 4 yards for $1 % .Cretonnes in a wide range of
 patterns and colorings, value s1.47-at 3 yards for ........ $10O
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
Floor Coverings

Hit and miss Rag Rugs, size
 27x50 inches, value $1.39-at $1.oo Tapestry Stair Carpet, four
 yards for S1Joo 200 Congoleum Mats, size
 1Sx36 inches, value $1.56 at 4 for $f.D0 Printed Linoieum, patterns for
 every room in the house, value 2, SIPS a square yard-at ...... $1.o0 Remnants of Linoleum. size
 2x1 yard. value s2-5o-prtce GaC0 Sf.oO On Dollar Day we offer our en- tire stock of Rugs in all grades and sizes on this basis: $1o.0o value less $d.0o-$o0o value Iess $xco-$3o.oo value less $3.oo, Etc. A great bargain opportunity.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
Dollar Day Specials In
 Handkerchiefs

Mems White Hemstitched value 1oc each at IS for ................. $1.Oo
 Mems White Hemstitched
 Handkerchiefs, value 1sc each at 10 for $1.oo Women's colored border hem
 stitched Handkerchiefs, value
 15c each-at 10 for ....-..... $1.0 Wounan's White hemstitched Lawn Handkerchiefs, value 15c eachrAt 10 for ............. $1.0o Woneu's Pure Linen hemstitch- ed Handkerchiefs, value 3Sc each-at for ....-....-..... $1.OO Mems fine White Handler chiefs, with satin woven bord- CTS. value 25c each-at 6 for $1.00 Mems White Union Linen Handkerchiefs, value 33c each-at 4 for .............. $1.00 Mems fine White Linen Hand kerchiefs, value soc each-at
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
Fall Weight Underwear

Women's winter weight. deecy- lined Ribbed Vests and Pants, regular and extra large sizes, regular price $1.o0 - Special Tor .....-.s.. ..~---.-.----. $l8 women's medium weight Rib b' bed Union Suits, both regular and extra sizes, all shapes, value $1zS and $1-5e-Priee a Suit ..--------------.. --.~--~-. $l1
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
Dollar Day Specials In. Kitchenwear Department

Welcome Soap, value s12s-at
 16 bars for .................. $1.o0 Pearl Soap, value $1.12-at 16
 parS TOT %i.OO King Toilet Paper-at A rolls TOT --.....-. Si.oV Cairo Toilet Paper-at 14 rolls
 for .......... $f.00 Galvanized Iron Wash Tub, value $1.25-at ............... SLIGO O'Cedar Mops, value $1.00 and
 bottle of Polish, value 25c, to- tai value $125-both for ..... $1.o0 China Tea Cups and Saucers. rosebud decoration, value SIPS TOT ....... @i.oo Blue Band Mixing Bowls, value S1.20-Set of four for ...... SLIGO Glass Mixing Bowls, value SIPS Set of for ................ $1.oO Glass Water Sets. consisting of Pitcher and Plumbers, value S1.1S1a set for .....-....... $1.oo Sand Blast Engraved Plumbers value $1.25-12 for ........... $1.oO
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
Lace Trimmings

Black Lace Flouncings, reg ular prcs $i.5o yard--at 2 yards for ..... $t.o0 All-Over Laces, Hack. white and cream color, value $1.50 a yard-at ............s..... S1.O0 4O-Inch Embroidered Voile
 value s9c to $1.25 yard-at yaros TOT ............ SLUG Our entire stock of Fringes,- Bands and Trimmings, that sold up to s2.5o yard-at. $1.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

Childrens Slips, sizes and ?, of exceIle
 embroidered yokes. at for .......... Childrens Gingham Dresses of excel attractively trimmed. fine smart models
 models-On Dollar Day, at SAYS less
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

Dollar Day Specials
In Hosiery

Infants White Cashmerette Hosiery. sizes 41a to 61s, value 29c a pair-at pairs for S1.oo Children's Fine Ribbed Black Hosiery, sizes to 91z, value 29c a pair-at pairs for ........ S1.oo Misses nsle finish. black rib i bed Hosiery, sizes to 952, value 3ec a pair-at pairs for -. SlUo Boys Heavyweight black rib bed Hosiery, sizes 6 to II. m value s9c a pair-at 3 pairs for s1.oo black, value 19c pair-at
 Women's fast black Hosiery, seamless, value 200 a pair-at 6 pairs for $i.oo Women's lisle finish Hosery, in white, value 39c pairEat soo sa5PI pairs lP Of women's black Hosiery, lisle finish. value s9c
 a pair-at pairs for ........ $1.00 Women's seamless Hosiery,
 black with unbleached split
 feet, value 3sc a pair-at
 Palrs 27d- fer -:''ii; e,;ii: i.;:;c Hc:;.r S''oo seam in the back. in black,
 white and dark brown, value
 soc a pair-at 3 pairs for j.. S1.oc Our entire line of '.Burson" Cot
 ton Hosiery, in regular and out sizes-at 3 pairs for .,.... $1.oo Womens Outsize Hosiery.
 black with unbleached split
 feet, value 42c pair-at
 oaiFS TUT Y'1SS Women's fine Silk Lisle Hos icry. in black and white, value
 SOC a pair-at 2 pairs for -... $t.o0 Women's Phoenix" silk Hos
 iery. in browns grays and all
 
 slight imperfections, value $1.35 a pair-at 2 pairs for .. $1.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
Wonen's S2.OO House Dresses

400 Women's Percale House Dresses ma pretty stripes and trimmed with plain each.
 Women's Bungalow Aprons, made of go and medium colors, prettily trimmed wit regular $1.75, Special price $1.oo each
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
Women's Neckwear

Si.50 'Colored Nests--at .... $1.oO Si.50 Georgette Collars-at .. $t.oo $i.bo Motor Veils-at ........ $1.o0
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22

500 pairs of "Phoenix" Full
 Fashioned Silk Hosiery in
 black 0nd all the fashionable
 eolors, subject to slight in-
 perfeetions, value $2.o5 pair -ot S1.OO
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
Women's Union Suits

women's Ribbed Union Suits, lace trimmed, Extra Large sizes, value 7Sc-at 2 Suits for $1Joo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
Ringing Personals.

sam Hunter, foreman of the painters
with the Prairie Pipe Line Company, ut
Caddo, Texas. returned to his work after
spending a few days with his family
here.
Mrs. Leaver and Mrs. Hollingsworth
were in Ardmore Thursday where Mrs
Leaver is taking treatment from u spe'
cialist
Mrs. Joe Bryan was an Ardmore Wis
itor Thursday
Mrs Beryl Derrick returned to her
home at Wynnewood, accompanied by
her niece, Gertrude POpperwell after
spending several days with her parents
here.
Miss Celia Cornell of Ardmore is
spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. John Irby.
Mrs. T.. T.. James mother, Mrs.
Cloughley. of Kansas. is visiting her.
Mr. and Mrs. Billingsley drove to Ard
more Thursday, accompanied by Mrs
Barnes and daughter of Wynnewood.
Mr. McCord and family have moved
to IGealdton,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08

and Christian Union and asked the
board to exempt York from military
service on religious scruples' mo
tored to the village of Pan Mall TO IN
tcrvlew York's pastor, the Rev. [. T.
Pile. Two days later Informed YORK
that the petition of the congregation
would not be considered. Well. saiu
York, who was an elder in the chureh,
Il want to tell you that | am not atraid
to fight, but | feel troubled in gong
contrary to the belief of my church'
york arrived at Camp Gordon, Ga',
with an uneasy conscience continued
DIR. Witherspoon. The question OF be-
lief troubled him. until his commanding
officers. Capt. Danforth, and MAJOR
Buxton. furnished the Indifferent sol
dler with sufficient Biblical authority
to turn him into a Jealous fighter.
"And when he captured 1872 Ger
man prisoners, disjointinG thirty'five
machine guns and popped off twenty
round heads in the Argonne he proved
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
WEARER Of CRO|X
De GUERRE PLACED
IN JOB IN ARDMORE

Some of the things that come before
offices, are very pathetic" remarked
Mrs. Maxwell of the United States EN-
poyment office. For instance, Il young
man came in the office one morning this
week and registered for position. Upon
making some inquiry as to just what he
would do in case we could not place
him in his profession, he said: 1 Will
do anything! What is eight or ten hours
Of common labor compared with ~
hours in mud and water to your knees?'
This young man has recently re
turned from overseas. He carried mot
pinned on display Il Croix de Guerre.
| asked him how he won his medal, and
with tears in his eyes, he said: i do
not like to think of it. Sixty of us ran
on u machine gun. and only two of us
reached It. | remember sticking my
bayonet through two of the boches-
then he hushed and turned away, and
did not press the subject. 1t is needless
to say that this young man was placed
For such service as this, the federal
and the state government is placing free
employment service all over the union.
There is nothing too good for these
boys, and the little services that we
render in trying to give them a place
again as civilians is but very small re
ward for their noble deeds over there. "
The office OF the employment office
ut Ardmore has been unable TO fill the
demands for farm hands harvest hands,
and common laborers for the past week.
However. Mrs. Maxwell states that she
has two or three families who desire TO
move TO the farm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
RIl|JGlLIENG
Mrs. w. B. Humphries, Cor.
House rariy.

Ar. and Mrs. Lou Burton entertained
With a house party ut their ranch eight
miles north of Ringing, during the first
week of June The guests were: Miss
Blanch Dulaney. Miss Birdie Dulaney,
Miss Oita McCarty, Ardmore; Miss Faye
Hickman, Chickasha; Miss Erusley
Jones. Centrahoma; Miss Bernice Du-
laney, Ringing; Miss Florence Nix, Miss
Rosa Wood, Miss Louis Nixon, Miss
Winnie Florence, MISS Cora harvel.
Mrs. G. T.. Florence. Loca Luther Du-
laney. Ardmore; clyde Cummings, Ring
ling; Bailey Morris, New Wilson; Clin-
ton Rule Philadelphia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
RECORD
Of VOTES IN LAST
GENERAL ELECTION
|PECIAL TYPEWRITER REQUIRED
TO TABULATE BALLOTS IN
EVERY PRECINCT

Oklahoma city. June 7.-Clerks IN
he state election board are engaged IN
Preparing the permanent record of the
|ote in the last general election ne
|ults of course We're posted long ago
|ut the matter of the permanent record
|, like the poor" a thing that the
|oard has with it always" The work
1 dispatched as rapidly as possible but
because Of the fact that IL stands TOT
In time as Il record of the vote east
the state II Is necessarily
II employment that requires great
ZEAL of care and time.
The record Is prepared on an espec'
llly manufactured linen cloth type
kriter form. The counties are maze
Ip separately, showing every c'thdi
late and every precinct ana showing
|he vote from every box for each can
|idate. a special typewriter with a
kide carriage so large that 1t had 10
Se manufactured for this purpose Is
sed. The ordinary typewriter writes
light characters TO the full width OF
he carriage. The special machine
provides for 240 characters on line.
the pages when finally completed are
lound in large loose leaf ledgers ana
ire frequently in use by state depart
|nents as well as open to the inspection
n the public
The work of preparing the permanent
|ecord of the vote at the November
lection is in the hands of Miss Dora
Mood who was assistant secretary OF
he senate during the Seventh legisla.
ure and Miss Virginia Hagen, secre'
|ry TO the lieutenant governor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
81 Phillips Episcopal Church.

Corner Il and McLish, S. W.
Whitsunday-T holy communion
|yill be celebrated at 7:30 and at II a. m,
with sermon.
Sunday school will meet promptly at
p As.
Week Day Notices: Friday being En-
|ber day. the Iitnay will be read at 9;3o'
|rhe choir will meet for practice on
"Wednesday at 7:3O. Nestrymen please
take notice that the vestry will meet
bn Wednesday at p. m. y meeting OF
| he men of the church is requested for
Monday evening at o'clock to discuss
he forward movement of the church in
he city
The offering on Sunday will be for the
american church building fund com
mission
+. w. GOLDENHOWES, Rector.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
WAR HERO
WAS LEARY ABOUT
JOINING THE ARMY

Louisville. Ky, June G.--Dr. j. A.
Witherspoon, head of the medical
department of Vanderbilt University,
as n member of the draft board at
Nashville, drafted Alvin G. YORK. OIL
fically termed the worlds greatest
soldier"
zone day the door opened and IN
walked a slx.foot Tennessee mountain
eer with a petition in his hand" said
Dr. Witherspoon, in addressing van
derbft alumni.
"The petition contained the names
of members of the Church of CHRIST
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
The Ininm Mission.

The Union Mission, 215 South Wash
ngton street. has been closed for sew.
Iral weeks on account of smallpox. The
hall is now open for services. All parts
Ire thorouchlv renovated, and every
BODY is cordially invited to our services
pn Saturday night and Sunday night.
We are expecting Rev Jessie Cook from
Sulphur to be with us in the services
mentioned Respectfully.
\. L. SNGDER, Pastor