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Mrs. Carrie ID. woIycr,on.

HARRiSONBURG. July 3I.-Mrs
carrie Day Wolvcrton, aged siXty-,wo.
OF Columbia Furnace, dcd Tuesday in
Saumsrillc. Shenandoah County. at the
home of her daughter. Mrs Frank
WolNcrton. where she had gone a short
time previous TO visit. Surviving arc
hor husband and seven children
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

VlM-Vim truck. panel side body; Just n
good az new; cheap to quick buyer
Meyers Sons Co. oil South Eighth Stree
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COOLERS, 7; BUILDERS, 2

Especial TO Tie Times Dispatch
NEWpORT NEWS. VA July 81
IetcrSnur: today trounccd NEWPORT
News. : 10 5. the locals havin. no
chance 10 win after the first frame.
Allen, who has been Singing for the
locals, struck out with two men on
bases I'll. score.
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HARRlSONBURG. July 3l.-Clarcnce
Lee Bell. aged thirty-seven years. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Scion l.. Bell of
Springfield, Page County. died Tucs-
day in hospital at Charlottcsvillc
Surviving are his parents and three
sisters.
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SuHoli.


Score by innings: 3,
SUFFOLK n n n n n ~,
Norfolk q n n
ragn" and DniChor Stolen l,;,s.'sN,t, i,..h,'r
ea.ii Carroll haiinger %. Sacrincc nit"I
S'ii"HiLz, double pIaNs- MCpun 10 Ii,Ilin-
ger 10 Schwait@, McDur TO schwartz Lei,
~" W." f S'rolA.. i N"rto.h, !. struck
~ nal!s,-"r Cuiloton l. 81 Pearson i
ful''T mt by Martin GHllturcr) Time
i'f'' empire. " atsh. Attendance. l.IO.
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shnntung aIonsarous Act.

The transfer Of Shautung. with it's
io.ooooOo OF people. from the great
young democracy OF China to the alb
solutlst empire OF Japan is a monstrous
aS'' lhdcfcnsib!c. high handed un-
American. The attempt to have us
Gnnrn nicc NO tnrrilnrial lnlcrrltu Il
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In>I>t Amcrirn Guarantee Possessions.

Not satisfied with their own power
TO retain that which the s.lf-sntisncd
and temporary Spokesman for America
has permitted them TO absorb England
and Japan are insisting through
clause y. in the proposed league of
nations that America shall guarantee
Tor all time the present territorial in
tcerity Of The two remaining empires
on earth
one little knows the force passion
for democracy which burns In the
breast OF the average American II he
thinks that such a scheme will ever
succeed. For one hundred and forty
tire" years America has been tightinr
with ever increasing vicor the battle
OF democracy.
America has ever been to the fore
front in the struggle for human rights
She has sought 10 put an end in every
way TO the special privileges Of the
few She favors the rights of the
many and she will not now permit
any man speaking for her to reverse
her position. TO destroy her old ideals
or TO prevent her from carrying on tho
struggle unit! democracy shall finally
triumph ana the last stronghold of
dutOCraCy he DESTROYED
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Mrs. 8. L.. Bunch.

CHARLOTTESVI July 31-Nrs
3 Il. Bunch, Of Rapidan. died last night
at a local hospital. and the remains
were sent this morning TO her late
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Hotels and Resorts.
The Greenwood House

Will Open for Summer Guests Juno Goth
Greenwood ~ situated high In the iIlua
Ridge Mountains OF Virginia. In Albemaris
County. on G. x q II. r.: beautiful noun.
tain scenery. mineral water. best counirv
faro; nnuscments dancing. tennis. noun.
tain climbing. etc. For particulars apply 10
MRS. NJ. =. HARRIS,
Greenwood House.
Greenwood. Wv.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

br. Henry O. Jones. of Upton Okla
died AT his home there Wednesday,
July 30 according to "A message re-
seNeu mere yesterday. Dr. Jones was
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Mrs. Ellie uIcI.

homo. where the funeral will take place
tomorrow. EiEht chidren survive.
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Hotels and Resorts
Hotcls and Resorts.
GET OUT OF THE CITY
SPEND THE SUMMER
Al Wachapreague, Eastern Shore Va

Where your vital lily will run up like a thar
innnetcr On hot day. Outdoor life and
ing uncqualed. Room at Ocean or II 81 81
Land Hotel. Dress 10 your Comfort Hmnt !
let's. Route via Norfolk or Old POM -
cape Charles. ~. ii. q. MEARS
WacliIprrngue Xu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

SpECIAI-ltor TODAY only. Chalmers six
cylinder hNc- passenger touring car re-
painted and new tor: for tn" first ca sh pur-
Chascr. See MIR Saunders. 2l3 West Eroah
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srrTGniAIIIi>EoRI TOPAZ, ,oNt;Y. CHAL.
,,, MEtS >SiA,cfLiTDER EiNE,PASSENGER
TOT, FOR TIE First CASH rifR.
WEST BROAD.
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FORD FOR SAIL

FORD TRUCK--One-tOn Ford truck =,
:, CONDITION, - See MIR hughes. Richmond
Motor 90 Tcnth and BROAD.
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THE WILTSHIRE.

Virginia ave. and Rcach--Occan View: ca
racity $50: private baths. running waic, IN
rooms. elevator nc american plan. Special
weekly rates. IIooklct
SAMUEL. ELLIS
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MAXWELL. FOR SALE
i iiLS ,MSAHW ELL TouKING CAR. ~ REST
CHEAr FOR CASH SEE sir CAWpHt.ii + .
rs WEST BROAD ''''''
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kEitBllC-One- ton Republic truck; good
condition: hcwly painted: real bargain
10 quick buyer y. Meyers Sons Co. gil
South EiEhtn S!Ieet
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MANWELl.-W VII sacrifice 1917 Maxwell in
- .snui'i"il Must hc sold toda &
AZ North Firth. Randolph ISIS
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RErUBLIc TEUCK-For sale three
ouarter-ton Republic truck. in good cond-
ton. Apply TO Vaughan Robertson Drug
Company, Eighth and Cary Streets.
SERVICE AND COii.iliR trucks. PILOT cars
owens Motor Co. 1928 w. Broad Street
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AUTOMOBILES
Aulnlnnbiics for Sale.

ARMSTRONG MOTOR co
lhl3 Wcat BROAD. pnuu. Buulcy.r I'd ,sac
COMMONWEALTH TourIHE cars and on.iI,
AUTOMOBILE rAINTING-Caii K.ntoIuh
tUi,. iilsn- class work Calls A,u"
Il.4LL4S -. ..-s West broad
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VGRINlA LEAGUE

wi 'HHeH FFON EIEhth Face)
thNN ners s,ed. ne banishcd all three
IRON nc samal. l..
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REBUILT AUTOMOBILES-6l3 West Broad
Street Motor Exchange Largest eI.
change in the South.
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f'unerul Directors.
Lost and I'ouIIt

IiIS ~ to notify tn" hubble that / vii
h't To- responsible Tor debts made Ia,
ahy1n" pth'r than hy lnys.if j S,i,N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

MAXWELL FOR SALE
laiS MANWELL TOURING CAR IN REST
MECiANltAI. CONpITION: Will, SEi
CiiEAi, FOR CASH SEE MIR SAUNDtRS
2l3 WEST BROAD ''''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
CARLOAD OF SUGAR SOLD
BY STATE MARKET BODY
WENT LIKE "HOT CAKES

Oklahoma City, Aug. 3O.-The state
marketing commission, under the direc-
tion of John \. Whitehurst, president
of the state board of agriculture, has
disposed of the carload of sugar pur-
chased at New Orleans and brought to
Oklahoma City for distribution in an eff
fort to bring down the retail price of
the prCudot. Y Mtmh NH NH NH sh
the product. There was total of 49,,
600 pounds in the shipment.
The sugar cost $966 on the tracks at
Oklahoma city and was sold in 100. 50
and 25-pOund lots at the rate of 80 rs
u hundred. For two days long lines of
consumers thronged about the state
sugar ear on the Katy tracks and We're
served as rapidly as possible. In some
instances people residing in the same
neighborhood dubbed together and pur-
chased a barrel of sugar and as rapidly
as the business could be cared for the
small lot purchasers also were supplied.
Prior to this state distribution of Sug-
ar it had been selling on the market
as high as - and II cents pound
Many out-of-town merchants were sup
piled with a maximum of three sacks
to a dealer under an agreement not to
sell for more than 10 percent profit. In
Oklahoma City the wholesalers have
given their support to the movement to
lower the rate on sugar and at present
there is an agreement that it shall not
sell in excess of II cents a pound.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
FULL VALUE PROMISED AT
MONDAY NIGHT BOXING BOUT

Interest i'm the coming boxing SHOW
to be staged by the Ardmore Athletic
Club Monday night. grows as the hour
for the event draws near, and accord
ing to advance dope there VIII be Il
record breaking crowd on hand because
every devotee of the ring game knows
that there is going to be real action IN
the main event when Johnny Lynch
and Andy Thoms meet for ten fast and
furious rounds.
Thoms isas been working hard
against the coming of this hour, as he
realizes much depends upon his con
dition when he stacks up against the
crafty Lynch.
The latter glove artist, who has been
at Ft. Sill with the state troops, mas
said nothing further than to announce
that he will be willing and ready when
the gong clashes the announcement
of the first round.
Partisans of the two boys are about
evenly divided and there will be plenty
of rooters present to lend encourage
ment to each contestant in the ten
round 90 which promises to be the
sporting event of the season.
Several good preliminmies have
been booked and the fans will get
real run for their money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
A RD N ORE IS fAVORE D
FOR LOCATION Of A
BIG COTTON WAREHOUSE

Oklahoma City, Aug, 30.-Large fire
proof warehouses for the storage OF OK
lahoma cotton under Oklahoma roofs
ana In the hands OF oklahomans are
contemplated by the Oklahoma branch
OF the American Cotton Growers Asso'
ciation. which Is now In the process OF
organization. Al a meeting NJ the state
house a week ago today the cotton
growers OF the state decided 10 organ
ize the cotton producing counties OF the
state and appointed board OF direc'
tors for that purpose.
John \. Whitehurst. president OF the
state board OF agriculture. one OF the
most active In the group OF men upon
whom viii fall the responsibility for the
perfection of the organization, Is plan
ming to make several important trips
into important cotton Districts. lie con
templates "A meeting OF the growers OF
Carter. Love. Marshall. Murray. Gar
vim. Johnston. Pontotoc and Bryan
counties within the next ten days and
Intends TO hold this meeting At Ard
more.
Recognizing Ardmore as the center OF
a group of eight cotton producing coun'
ties. Mr.. Whitehurst favors the con
struction of one OF the warehouses at
that place and its territory would EN-
brace probably the eight counties
named. Atus. Chickasha. Muskogee.
Hugo. and probably McAlester, are also
In contemplation as locations for ware
houses. Railway facilities as well as
geographical relation relative TO the
cotton producing territory will be the
main advantages considered in choos-
ing the cities in which warehouses are
TO be located.
In speaking OF the proposed Ardmore
meeting Mr.. Whtehurst said he intend
ed getting into communication with
leading producers in that section of the
state, ask their advice as TO the conven
lent time for holding the gathering and
after "a date has been set he will expect
"A representative attendance of growers
from that group of counties.
The board of directors of the Oklahoma
branch of the American Cotton Grow.
crs' Association comprises: John A.
Whitehurst and Eugene Il. Gumm. Ok
lahoma City; j. Il. Connor. Canadian;
W. II. Donahue, Chickasha: Il. A. Nc
Kinney. Durant; +. \. Norris, Ada, and
T. VI. Kirk, Fort Cobb.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
CONSUMERS COMPANY
ASSURES PLENTY Gas
FOR DOMESTIC USE

Paul c. Ekern, manager Of the Con-
sumers Light and Power Company,
authorizes the statement, with refer
ence to an article which appeared in
the Daily Ardmoreite last week re
garding the local gas situation that
only the large industrial consumers
will be cut off from gas service dur
ing the coming winter season.
The company is now installing a
COMPRISING station which will fur
nish an ample supply of gas for DO
mestic service Mr.. Eckern said, add
ing, I'VE anticipate no further trouble
whatever in supplying sufficient gas
for domestic uses, this refers to cook
ing and heating. and as stated above
only big Industrial users, such as the
electric plant oil mill, gins, flour and
feed mills brick plants, and laundries
will be cut off from the supply
There is no need for any one TO
worry or be unduly alarmed about
the gas situation. We will be able to
to meet all supply demands for the
all domestic purposes"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
COUNTY EXCISE BOARD
LANDS SOLAR PLEXUS
SLAP TO CITY BUDGET 7

At the regular meeting Of the board
of city commissioners, Friday night,
aside from the regular routine business
disposed of there was little else ac-
compished although several import
ant matters were slated for discussion
The reason why these matters were
not brought up was for the fact that
the city commissioners received what
they considered a solar pleNus jolt
from the county excise board, and the
dazcd condition following the slap left
them trifle grOggy and in no con
dtion To take up ordinary matters.
1t seems that the city had asked for
contingent funds, in various depart
ments. aggrcgating something over
S14 900. and this the excise board pro
cecded to lop of with one stroke of
the official decapitating AK Just what
the city commissioners will do is prob
lematical i'm the extreme. In fact. the
mayor says. they are i'm the condition
of the mule who couldn't reach the
hay. will have to do without. This
will seriously handicap the city in sew
eral departments.
The excise board was compelled to
cut several county funds as well as the
city budget. and there will be n gen
eral curtaiing of expenses in the sew
eral departments.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
FRE\CHNAN ACCT SED Or
MARRNI\G TWELVE WOMEN
ASKS SANITY INQUIRY

Paris. Friday, Aug. 29.-Henry Ian
dru. under arrest in connection with
the disappearance of 12 women, whom
it is asserted he either had married or
promised to marry, has made a protest
against an intimation of the court that
he is insane. He has requested Judge
Bonon to appoint a commission to eX-
anime him, declaring that it would be
too easy, after accusing me of the most
infamous crime in connection with the
disappearance of women, when proofs
fail. to have me interned in an insane
asylum"
Doctors Rubinovitch. Fursac and
Nallon have been appointed by the
court TO examine Landru.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
.NRDMORE SURGEON HONORED
BY OKLAHOMA GOVERNOR

Dr. Walter X. Hardy has been APP
pointed by Governor Robertson dele
gate representing Oklahoma, to attend
the twenty-first annual meeting of the
American Hospital Association. which
convenes in Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept. s.
II. DIR. Hardy will attend the meet
ing and will be accompanied by Mrs.
Hardy.
\ big feature of the meeting Will
be the round table sessions at which
the practical. every day problems of
hospital management and come up
for discussion. one of these will be
conducted by Asa $. Bacon, superin'
tendent of the Presbyterian Hospital
of Chicago, and treasurer of the asso-
citation.
Another interesting detail of the
convention will be an architectural
display, in which number of leading
architects will participate displaying
their work, which includes plans, pho
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
PROHIBITION PARTY FUTURE
TO BE DECIDED TOMORROW

Chicago, Aug. 30.-Whether the mis-
sion Of the prohibition party has been
accomplished, with national prohibition
scheduled to become effective January
l6 by constitutional amendment, and
the party shall be abandoned, or that it
should continue on the issue of law en-
forcement or be reOrgani2ed for world
prohibition, is the question for the ma
tional committee to solve Sept. /. The
leaders hold varying opinions and the
future of the national prohibition par.
ty is in doubt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
| ABOR DAY Of 1919
TO BE QUIET EVENT
WITH ARDMORE UNIONS

Just how Labor Day. Monday, will
Dee spent, will depend upon the individ-
ual tastes of those who viii DE re
leased from Labor Saturday night and
who will have until Tuesday morning
to think about other things than their
jobs
Organized labor as whole has
made no preparations to hold a picnic
in this locality, but several crafts will
have something to amuse themselves
and families next Monday.
All Ardmore stores will be closed for
the entire day and all shops and facto-
rics will suspend business, in order that
their employees may have the day to
themselves.
Fishing and camping parties will at
tract many, while several are planning
to spend their time at sulphur.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
CHURCHES
Broadway Methodist

Sunday school at 9:45 a. IN.
Epworth League at 1880 p. m.
Preaching at 1900 a. IN. and $50
p. m, by the pastor.
Morning subject. "The AllSufri-
cheney of Christ"
Evening subject. The Law of Life. -
The choir, under the direction Of
Mrs. y. c. Wood, will have charge
of the services Sunday evening, Sep
tember T. and will render a special
musical program.
Our special revival services will be
gin Sunday morning. September l4th.
r. L. L. MORGAN,
Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
Chicago Greets Teddy Jr.

Chicago, Aug. 3O,-Lieut COL Theo'
dore Roosevelt. who is making a speak
ing tour OF the country In the interest
OF the American Legion. was enthusi'
astically received here today. He was
kept busy throughout the day attend
ing receptions and delivering addresses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31

tographs and other material having
10 do with hospital construction.
Commercial exhibits of hospital
equipment and supplies will also be
made,
A good portion OF the program VIII
be devoted TO Nursing" with Miss
Elizabeth \. Greener, superintendent
OF nursing. Mt. Siaal Hospital, New
York, as chairman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31

along nicely and is as we'll AZ he ever
was in his life. He says In the letter
that he meets many Ardmore people
In Colorado. all of whom seem TO be
enjoying themselves, Mr.. Bridsmah
states that he will return to Ardmore
the latter part of september
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
ALL IN READINESS
FOR THE BIG CARTER
COUNTY FREE FAIR

Everything is getting set 10 go, at
the coming Carter County Free FAIR
and unless all indications fall flat, this
viii be the banner year Of the organl'
cations existence.
So many improvements have been
made at the fair grounds that those
who visit II only once during the year
viii hardly recognize the place when
the gates are thrown open on the morn
ing OF September 10.
The visitors viii also observe the best
exhibition In every department, ever
shown at fair In Carter county, on IN
this section of Oklahoma.
The races promise TO attract more
than usual attention this year,
The track was never In better con
dltion than at present. IL has been
widened and graded to the fraction Of
an inch and Is looked upon as being
fast by horsemcn who are working out
stock at the track preparatory 10 the
fair. At present II head of runners
are quartercd at the track and rcceiv-
ing workouts daily. Several light har.
ness horses. trotters and PAGERS, are
tabled there and reservations have been
made Tor several more that will be here
this week.
The automobile races will be another
feature that will appeal to many visit
ors and some fast races are looked for,
In fact every feature OF the fair will
be well worth the time and trouble to |
visit.
There are several other counties in |
,.f IhIt
will hold fairs on the same date that |
the Garter County Fair Will be in prog |
ress. This will interfere TO "a certain |
extent with outof town visitors, cspe' |
cially from those counties Immediately |
adjacent to Carter, but this state Of aI' |
fairs will not exist another season Tor .
the reason that the Carter county fair
association has decided to defer next
years event until October and not only
make 1t a Carter county fair but an all
southern. Oklahoma fair as well.
II the plans materalizc, the fair will
he a whole week affair next year, ana
will be held ut "A time when the very
best sort of attractions may Joe secured
and the races and exhibits made second
only to the state fair at oklahoma city
Immediately after the close Of the
Il, ,biS Saasnn officials a the lsSDgia /
otiop win haein their nl,ns for the 1920
a,,an, and tba,, rael sitr. that neoulp
-, ,hi, artira sactiop or the state will
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
Heap Much Water i'm Lake

In order that a spirit of optimism
may prevail among the residents Of Ard
more. pending the coming of the time
when the pipe line shall be completed
and the waters Of Hickory creek pour
into the city lake and rush through the
water mains OF the city. it is oppor-
tune TO remark" said one of the city
commissioners. that the engineer re
ports an additional foot of water in the
city lake from the downpour of Friday
night and Saturday morning"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
East .Ardmore Presbyterian

Sunday school at 9:4j
Preaching at II and $50 by the Rev.
J. w. Mclaughlin. an interesting and
most conscientious gospel preacher
All are cordially invited and earnest
ly urged to attend these services.
\. j. FRENCH,
Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
First Christian Church

broadway and \ Street,
Sunday school at 9:45. Paul b. Smith.
superintendent.
Communion service II. Sermon,
"The Dynamics of q Single Sentence.
Y. p. $. c. +. at 1880.
Illustrated lecture $50, subject,
1.-THE Other Wise Man"
Fifty beautifully tinted pictures.
Everyone invited. admission free.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31

Read Henry Van Dykes beautiful
story about The Other Wise Man"
and hear Dr. Crayton 5. Brooks lee.
ture and see the artistic pictures at the
First Christian church tonight Ca
pacity houses have heard his other
lectures here and elsewhere. This lee
ture is new and never given it before.
adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
T. &. BRIDGMAN WRITES
FROM COLORADO SPRINGS

A letter from T. g. Brldgman. who Is
spending the summer In Colorado
Springs, announces that no IL getting