davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-11

n6jsim nez nemecky plyn hof-
cicny. Jak uvadi general-ma-
jor Sibert, jenz jest prednoston
chemicke valecne sluzby, sta
clio by jen deset tun methylo-
|veho plynu v bombach vrzene-
|ho k usmrceni veskereho oby-
vatelstva ma ostrove Manhatta
|nu, obyvatelstva Velkeho New
Yorku.
Methylovy plyn v tekute for
me jest olejnatou, jantarove
zlutou tekutinou prij,emneho
zapachu muskatoveho a rychle
usmrcujici, nechp jiz dotekem
nebo vdechnulim. Nekteri od-
bornici tvrdi, re jedina jeho
lkapka ma ruce zpusobi nesnesi
ltelnou bolest a, V nekolika no.
dinach smrt. Vzdor tomu vSak
ami jediny z delniku We vlad-
mich tovarnach pracujicich ne
podlehl ucinkum plynu tohoto
|Vyroba jeho az dosud jest u
rednim tajemstvim a pc dobu
lvalky dala Sc tax obezrele, re
osm set delniku, praci tou "a
lmes'nanych, dobrovolne zilo v
nedalekych zvlastnich obyd-
|lich jako veznove pc dobu tfi
mesicu pred uzavrenim prime
|ri. Obydli delniku a zavody sa
motne byly kol dokola vysokou
|hradbou obehnany.
Kdyz Spoj. Staty do valky
vstoupily, dostalo Sc jim sice
!formuli francouzskych a angli
|ckych ma vyrobu omamnych a
iotravnych plynu, ale temi nas
valecny odbor spokojen nebyl.
Proto povolani byli jeste civil
ni odbornici, chemikove a Jim
ulozeno pokusiti Sc vyrobu
jplynu ucinnejsich nez byly ne
|mecke, anglicke a francouz ske
!Po mnohych obtizich chemiko-
I've. jak vojensti tax i ciVilni Il
kolu tonu dostali a vynalezli
plyn methylovy. Nemalou vsak
nesnaz zpusobil lento plyn va
leGnemu odboru po uzavrenl
piimefi, kdy ma ruce bylo vel
ke jeho mnozstvi. Tovarna ma
plyn methylovy naleza Sc media
lako Clevelandu, @. Pokusy pro
vadene "a tim ucelem, ably smr
tlci ucinky plynu onoho byly
n6jak neutralizovany nebO upl-
Inc odstraneny cestou che nj
ckou k cili nevedly a prece Via
ola po uzavrcni primeri mela
rlynu nsethylovcho V zasobe
takove mnoz zstvi, zc stacilo by
ku vyhubeni veSkereho Obyva
telstva V zemi. Proto navrho.
vano bylo, ably celia ia zasoba
odvezena byla ma jezero Erio
a tam do hlubin svrzena, vSak
prof tomu vzeprela Sc pricin
zcela pochopitelnych spraVa
mGsta Clevalandu, kterez vo.
!. dou L jezera Erie jest zasObova
no. Posleze rOzhodnuto bylo
ably plyn methylovy stahl sc 2
=, nadrzek V tOvarne do velkyCf
zelaznych valcu, pOnevadz, na
zelezo nikterak nepusobi, ne
pln6ne jim valce by po zv!ast
Mich Zvolna jdouclch V.acicf
p, dopraveny byly Clevelandl
do male stanice ncdaleko Bal
timore. kdyz tax Sc staio, nalC
zeny valce plynem methylo
wynn Ma Lodi a na techto dOpra
: veny padesat mil cd pobfezi
. ma sire more, kde pomoci jera
bu opatrn6 spust6ny ma dnt
: morske We hloubcc til nil.
y Tax tedy zbavily Sc Spojent
: Staty nejhrozn6jsi lucebniny
: kteraz smrtici ucinnosti sve
= jest 72krate mocnejsi nez nej
= !epsi nemecky hofcicny plyn
e Jak vyse jiz podotceno, vyrobs
= |plynu toho jest urednim Lajen
etx,i,,, hoII;,G -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-11

IA PRICINOU prestehovani
prodajl Sc plynova kamna ma
varenl, uplne nova krasny
kozany set do predniho pokO-
je a tez kamna ma tvrde uhli.
Haste Sc v {. 4518 Pershing
Ave. + GLIB.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-11

KOUPI Sc eIektricky vejjir
Ma strop $ delslmi rameny. Kdo
vlastni podobny vejif nel,a
prom potrebu, necht' necha a.
dresSu V adm. Sveta. =?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21

H. u. Dake. who In here from Cali.
fornla. loft on tho Crater Lake stage
this morning. whore he VIII spend
few days before returning.
Mrs. George Watt, accompanied by
her daughter. Geraldine and son, Ro-
land left this morning for a two
weeks visit to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Garcclon and
daughter have tctuncd from Palo
Alto. whore they have been for Mr..
jarcclon's health, which is much i'm
proved.
Charles N. Snow brought in n fine
supply OF honey fiCm his ranch on
the Merrill road yesterday afternoon,
when no came In to trade with coun-
ty seat merchants.
Miss Agnes Driscoll. who has re-
Gently returned from Eugene. where
she graduated from the University of
oregon. yesterday accepted a position
with the First state and Savings
Bank
Mrs. James Cochstt and Mrs. l.. Z.
Slsemore of Fort klamath have gono
To San Francisco. where Mrs. Cochett
viii put her son Mort in st. Mary's
academy.
Miss Alice McCourt, accompan,c,
by her mother. Miss Grace Dalond,
who IL visiting hero from san Fr.n-
cisco and Tom WHIT. viii spend the
week end at Hartman Lodge.
Nr. and Mrs. Wellington Templer,
accompanied by IA" Misses Anna and
Hcss Tcmplcr. who are visiting their
brothers here. from Antioch Califor-
mia, left this morning for the Lava
Beds, where they viii spend tn. day.
They will return tomorrow evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21
SERVICE MEN WIZ
MEET THIS EVENING

Al service men IN Klamath Falls
~ matter whether they enlisted IN
klamath County or New York. are
urged TO be present Il the very im-
portant meeting OF the local post OF
the American Legion. that will be
held tonight -, O'Clock IN the city
hall.
Officers for the corning year VIII
be elected at tnn.ght'a meeting. and
II delegate viii bo chosen - rrprc
sent Klamath Falls at the state con.
ventIon of the American Leg ION.
The state meeting will take place In
September In Portland. All service
men are asked to turn out tonight to
assure the success OF the organiza.
ton.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
~-~~S------ .-,---.
BUY A HOME.

have a large list of houses new
and old TO select from. Can arrange
easy payments with very low interest
rates. Buy now.
The best buy in the County, 100
acre ranch improved 6 miles out. 147
acres under ditch. Alfalfa and grain.
Owner does not live here and offers
this ranch for short time only at
$4,000. See Il today.
Insure that House, Automobile or
Hay today. Safety first. Call me up.
II the price is right III find the
buyer. List your property with me.
JAMES NJ. WATKINS, JR.
Temporary office with Bodge The
Tailor. Res. Phone 32OR.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21
lA\kS CLASH WITH HUNS.

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 2l.--A col
lision between German and American
sailors Tuesday at Neufahrwasser re-
suited In the wounding OF several
citizens and one German seaman, ac-
coyding TO Dannig dispatch.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21

NJ NJ campbell Is " wy
from oakland, =, Semitic is hero
for short VISIT .s =, soD rranclsco /,
y. city on business ,
IN ,'' , X Krcss is city visitor from
v,sncisco this week
Sn n,,.. peadmond came in Yesterday
p"I II. ranch at silver Lake
from y n'' uo,dcn Is stopping in Hlam'
= ~ IN, from Eugene. Oregon
~ p.,sr scouehin, returned " TINS
..,,,. ,. TO bis home on the Reserv"'
'' n caples, with his w''o IN. an'
children. are visiting here from FOR
q, Grove. ,.,,,n, .rr,v-
;, !, las, nights ,rOin for few days
Wv ~ n. wheathy Is in the c''y Tor u
,sor, time from his home IN 81"
Francisco Iur,hcr
romnauy, Is in town cn bushes" iro''
Modoc Point - ,,.,
A. l.. clifford, who has been mere
,r yisl, returned to san Francisco
this morning. ua
lawn purk drove IN carly thiS
morning from Bonanza to look after
business matters,
urs Mary II. Williams has gone
70 New Port, oregon for vacation
visit at the beach
Dr and Mrs, $, +. Todi ram' ~
Yesterday from Forest Grove for Z"
short vacation trip.
ps II walker arrived last
,rht from Portland rn Il business
vlsI, to Klamath Falls
Mrs j. =. Hall and small daughter
Of ChlloQuin LEFT - the train th'4
morning for Portland.
Otto Klum. who has boen visiting
IN the city for several days returned
this morning TO hls sheep ranch nca'
BY.
Miss Zephn Rogers, who has been
visiting her grandmother in san
Francisco. has returned TO her home
here
Mrs. Bess I.ystul after Il short Ia
/, with her brother. Oliver Sp!k"f.
lei, for her home IN Glendale tais
morning,
Hiss Marjory Dclzell had her ton.
sils removed yesterday. by Or. +. VI,
White, who Is visiting here from
Marshfield,
l. Scrnt,on, who spends part OF
bis summers camping on String
Creek, Is In town on his way TO the
Creek today,
Yrs W. H. Hilbert. who has been
her, with her son. Irwin Hibic re-. and
family has returned TO her nome In
California.
Miss Pearl Craine, who has been
here for the past 'wc weeks renewing
'oIlege friendships. has returned TO
Ter home in Marshficld.
r. Gracomini. r. NJ. Cowden, and
J. NJ Tosnazzini composed a special
'arty OF tourists who left In cars for
'raler Lake this morning.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21

Hundreds OF native born Ameri-
cans lately discharged from the Ca
madam. English, French and Italian
armies, find they have lost their cit
iIenship by taking an oath of alle-
glance on entering foreign service,
and must b. repatriated before the
courts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21
MAY III, HIT
BN LONG PRISON TERMS

WASHINGTON. Aug 2l.-- Amend
ri"ns 10 the food control act, i'm
posing $1,000 fine, and imprison-
ment for two years for prifiteering,
were fayorably reported by the house
agriculture committee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21
CABBAGE.

II yui have garbage or rubbish
thai YOU want movcG in IA hurry call
city Transfer Co, OF Western Trans
FER Co.
+. I. Grennon, City Scavenger.
2l-2Gt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21

/ WANTED TO HIRE-For about
weeks. 3 head Of work or pack
horses and rig suitable for hunting
trip. Shooting Gallery, Main st., pc
tween Sth and 9th. 2l-3t"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21

FARMERS-Save 80 per cent on
your feed bills by chopping your
hay. Cost $3.50 per ton. Leave orders
at Baldwin Hardware Co., or see Har-
ry Telford. 3 miles out Merrill road.
2l-l2t|
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21

SO So Laundry opened under new
manager, Mrs. Hixon. Strictly white
help. 622 klamath Ave.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21

EXCHANGE-Child's bed and spring
for y size bed and spring. ~
Walnut Ave. 21-3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21

TED-Experiencer presser ana
helper on Huffman machine. klam-
9th Dve Works 2l-6t"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21

WANTED-Edgerm Sc for hours
.-Serpon Foreman. $5.25 for
hours. Inquire Hotel Hall. 2l-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21

FIRST CLASS Woman cook Will
cook for men in camp or on ranch.
Inquire White House on White ave.
Mills Addition. zl-zt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-21
MUCH INTEREST IN
TONICHT'S CONCERT

Much Interest In being expressed
In the concert tonight at Houston's
opera house with Vera Crisler. Berry
nh. coloratura soprano. giving her
hrst home performance after her Los
Angeles triumphs. She will be ably
assisted by Desire McCloskey, plan.
list. and the Peerless Orchestra.
The concert Will start promptly at
o'clock. The program Is as fol-
lows:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-25
Mrs.Washington Entertains

Mrs, George X. Washington and
her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Ottlcy, en-
tcrtained at the beautiful suburban
home OF Mrs. Washington. The
home was decorated with festoons
Of lityIe red hatchets while the
mantels were laden with huge cut
glass vaces OF pink carnations. Sc
.ections OF Hawaiian music were
played on the Edison which was
hid in a cosy corner Dixie Rook
was enjoyed by the guests. Miss
Sophia Black received highest score
and carried away a large bouquet
OF pink carnations. \ delicious
salad course was served, followed
by an ice course in the form OF
red hatchets with angel food cake.
The following ue,t, were present:
Me,damcs Morris, Smith. London,
NoyelI, LogSdon, Rubush Kerr
Haynes Burney Grey Clardy
Graham, Rat,on, Draughon, Black,
Mitchell, Welsh, Randolph, Rich
ards, Campbell, Choats, Rose. Ail-
heart ]. f. Washington. Harry
Welsh, Misses Fay Boyd, and So
ph1 Black.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-25
THACKERV|LLE NEWS

Frank Smith, better known to
his friends as Pat returned on
last Sunday morning. He was
wounded in the right knee also
gassed, but his friends will be glad
to know OF his return home.
Ralph Wiseman OF Oklahoma
City visited home folks here this
week
DR.. w. w. Lightfoot has return
ed home from overseas service.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Michael and
sons, Robert and Overton, were in
Gainesville Thursday.
Patricia Light was in Gaines
vile Thursday,
!. d. Wiseman, ST. was in
Gainesville Friday.
B. /. Smart and little daughters
Willie and Gertie have gone to
Healdton
Little Cleo Smith lett Tuesday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Henry Web
mes, OF Ft. Worth, Texas,
Mrs. George Carter has been Wis
iting relatives in Nocona, Texas
Dewey Walden, who has beer
in the U. S. navy stationed at San
Diego, Cal, has returned home
Mrs. Arthur Black has returned
to her home in Paris, Texas, after
a weeks visit here to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. White.
NJ. /. Winblood left last week
for Wichita Falls, Texas,
Miledon Seago of St. Louis, Ok
lahoma, visited friends here Tues
day.
Mr., and Mrs. Virgil Hignite lef
Saturday for Paris, Texas, wher,
they will heside in the future.
Virgil Paul and Cecil Rose wer,
in Gainesville Saturday.
Misses Texie White and sol
Light, were in Gainesville Satur
day.
Miss Texie White and brothe
Forrest, who are attending schoo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-25

panied home by Mrs. John Kelly
and little daughter, Mary Ann.
Mrs. Walter billiard has been Wis
iting at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. !. n. Sallee.
Dr. w. w. Lightfoot arrived in
Marietta Saturday from France,
where he has been in the medical
corps of the army.
L. D. Duke of Leon was in Mari
eta Saturday on business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Cothran, a daughter, on Saturday
morning.
John Davis, the former mail car
rier on the Burneyville route, is re-
ported i'll.
Miss Martha Liddell, who teaches
in the Thackerville schools, spent
the weekend in Marietta the guest
Of her cousin, Miss Lucille Liddell
Waco Turner, teacher in the Os-
walt school, spent the weekend in
Marietta with friends.
George Culp OF Gainesville was
in Marietta Saturday on business.
Forest White, who attends higf
school at Marietta, spent the week
end at Thackeryille with his parents
c. A. Hickman OF Loves Valley
was here Saturday, shopping.
pyt Pud Primes son of 4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-25

in Marietta are here visiting home
folks.
Cecil Michael and Pat Smith
were in Gainesville Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Harper was in Ma
rietta Saturday.
Chester McElrath was in Gaines
Vile Thursday.
Ray Michael was in Gainesville
Saturday.
Miss Beulah Carter was in
Gainesville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Harper, and
little Weldon Wright were in
Gainesville Saturday afternoon.
John Whitten was in Marietta
Saturday.
Mrs, A. w. Winblood was call
ed to Gainesville by a message
stating the illness OF her daughter
Mrs. Charles Mannering.
]. D. Smith was in Gainesville
Saturday.
Misses Linnie Reasoner and Ger
trude Pippen were in Gainesville
Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Allen was in Gainesville
| Thursday shopping and visiting
relatives.
Cleye Michael OF Ardmore Wis
/ tied his brother, +. B. Michael o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-25

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'''"e '""' ~. Wv ,..lo,,'I o,','''' .,;,, .
oo,.; ,;, ""f i.,, NV" hnt ,a,,.,sr;, a.,.
;ng them to call This election Ii
Is understood that a hearino will
he held NV Indoc cvonk some time
this week
oii ~ . IN'Su '''1 't"'',u t leu i",' ,o'"
C"'L,,o''," I,o:',' wy ""''' '' ""' '' '
y" ''''"''''
County Agent l. d. fc''S mas
Just received notice IRON lhe \, y
NJ. College that hTe OF ms cIuo
boys, Russell Henson OF Kicnard-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-25
Wymm@wood
Mrs. J, F. Guthrey, Cor
Phone l55

An unusually delightful event OF
the past week was the social given
by Miss Nell Norvell for the young
folks at the home of her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. f. f. Norvell, Satur-
day night. Music was rendered by
a colored musician from Pauls Val
lev. The guests were; Misses Lu-
cic Felty, Jerry Mae Grain. Cordie
Richardson, Kathleen Eskridge.
Florence Walner, Fave Deal, Ethel
Cordell, MYRTLE Elliott, Annie Lau-
rie Bramble Irma Wheeler and
Gene Rollow; MesSrS. Roy Cole
man, Nix Switzerland, Devotia and
Sam Richardson, Gene Settle. Ho-
mer Bramble. George Gibson, Al
bert Elliott, Bill Guthrev, Ted Ba-
ker, Edgar Hill, Tom White Henry
Perry and Estes Elliott. Fruit punch
and cakes was served throughout
/ the evening.
Miss Iorene Taylor came M from
Ardmore Friday, returning SUNDAY
afternoon. She was the guest oi
Miss Helen KEYS.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Eskridge and sisters
/ Mrs, !. r. Cravcns, and Miss Rurh
Keller OF Shawnee, returned from
Ardmorc Sunday, where they have
been visiting their sister, Mrs "
| \. Henderson.
Roy tones, who is attending tho
State University at Norman, spent
the weekend with the family OF $
| O. Richardson.
Mrs. Arthur Whitaker OF Sham
rock was called here Saturday OF
account OF the serious illness OF he
grandfather Mr.. Maxey.
Nix Southerland, Girvil Elliott
Lawton Norvell and Tom Whit,
came down from Norman to spenc
Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. /. b. Arnold's class OF small
girls of the Methodist Sunday schoo
made and sold $lll0 worth OF cand
Saturday. Proceeds will go to tn
centenary movement.
The Bcrwyn basketball team play
ed the Wynnewood high schoc
team here Friday night, the HON
team winning. The score was !
to ?.
: The young folks enjoyed a socia
evening Friday at the home OF MI
and Mrs. Frank Deals.
Miss Ellen Cochran came dow
! from Oklahoma City and spent seN
: cral hours between trains with re
s atiycs Sunday.
e Gland Turney, who has been
the United States army, stationed
- Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark a
n rived home Sunday.
i Miss Gene Rollow, who is attenC
ing the University al Norman
e. spent Sunday at home.
n Mrs. Frank Deal and daughte
II Francis, went to Oklahoma Cit
II Sunday afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-25
PRELIMINARY TREATY
MAY NOT COVER WAR
GUILT OR PUNISHMENT

Paris, Feb. 24.-Present indica-
tons are that nothing regarding the
responsibility for the war, beyond
a declaration OF general principles,
will be included in the preliminary
treaty OF peace. The special COM
mission considering the reliability
OF either governments or individ-
uals to punishment has worked in
great secrecy and has heard arsu-
ments on every side of the problem
from experts in international law,
but it is gathered that the only re-
suit that can be expected in time
for incorporation in the peace treaty
is an expression OF opinion on the
general principles that may be ap-
Piled to the cases so far considered,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-25
DAVIS
Tessie Major, Cor.

Marvin Wallace has received his
discharge from service and was here
Friday to see home folks.
Miss Annabel Chisholm OF Rren-
ham, Texas, arrived Friday noon
for a visit with her sister. Mrs. Carl
Kay
The boys basketball team suffer
ed their first defeat Of the season
in Marietta Friday afternoon when
the game went to the Marietta team
by the close score OF 80 to 20.
Lester Parker is home from Camp
Bowie on a furlough, and says he
doesn't EXPECT to receive his dis
charge until the boys are all home
and mustered out,
Mrs. Henry Richardson OF Ard
more is here visiting.
Miss Annie Oline, teacher of the
Hoover school, was here Saturday
on her way home to Pauls Valley for
the weekend.
Lorena Belle Ramsey, wife Of c
b. Ramsey, died Friday afternoon al
5:45. Funeral services were hclt
at the Methodist church Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, with inter
ment in Green Hill Cemetery. Ou'
of town relatives here besides hci
daughters were three brothers, DR.
Charlie, Root oi Colorado. Texas
!. F.. Root OF Killecn. Texas ant
T. F. Root OF Granger, Texas.
Bill Pctcrman, son OF +. r. Pc
terman, has received his discharge
and is home.
The senior class was entertaine,
at the beautiful home OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Howard Martin, north OF town
/ SATURDAY. night, with Lee Martin a
host The games and contests wer
interesting and the iour-course sup
per delicious. Mrs. Martin was as
sisted in serving by her daughter
Miss Marie, and Misses Laura Tur
ncr and Annie Fay Kennedy Guest
we're: Misses J,ssie and Lucil
| Wheeler of Wynnewood, Mr.. an
/ Mrs. Y. {. Moh.ett, Miss Elliott an
| Miss Knowles. Davis teacheri
Laura Turner, Annie Fay Kenned!
Sam X. Bird and members of tn
class, Mary Russell Mary Ethel r
lis, Patty Morton, Burgenia Kell,
Marie Peterman, George Dickin
son, Jack Garrison, Gus Meye
Ocav Gettle, Seymour Adler, FostC
Hunt and Worley Iartness.
Alex Anderson has his discharg
and came home Friday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-25
PINK WADE

Mrs. T. d. Felts left Friday for
Durant for visit to her father and
other relatives there.
w. !. Thompson, lett Friday for
Kansas on business trip.
Rev. c. H. Bell was called to
IIoldcnville, his former fastorate.
Friday to conduct the funeral ser
vices of one of his members.
lohn /. Henson OF the Richard
son Chapel community returned
Yesterday from Oklahoma City,
where he attended the cotton
growers meeting, as a repreSen-
| tative of the Garvin County Farm
| Council.
Miss Hazel Simpson entertained
informally Friday night at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Simpson. Dancing, cards
and music filled a mosst enjoyable
evening. Dainty refreshments OF
salad, sandwiches, angel cake and
chocolate, was served to the fol
lowing guests: Misses Nelma Car
ter. Lucille Hawkins, Lillian
Trone. Susie Russell, Mae Hamley,
Aleece Hamley, Fora Lobaugh,
Messrs. S. ]. Mays, Adrian Black
well, Theo. Schrivner, Dee Lo-
baugh- Messrs. 5. J. Mays, Adrian
Blackwell, Theo Scriyner, Dee Le-
baugh, c. Baxter, Moore.
The B. Y. p. L. entertained Fri
dav evening at the home OF Rev
. and Mrs. c. II. Bell on North 9th
street. Despite the clemency OF
weather, large crowd was pres
ent and most pleasant evening
was spent with games and othel
amusements. Refreshments o
jello whipped cream and cak'
were served.
Sheriff c. L. Worley returned
r. Friday night from Oklahoma City
/, where he had been representing
j the Oklahoma Sheriiis' Association
' on measures favored by them
Sheriff Morley is president OF TIT
state organization.
Under an order Of the railroat
administration the telegraph OF
flee has been closed at Pauls Val
ley on Sunday. The Chamber o
Commerce has taken the matter u
T.. and made arrangements with Supt
. +. +. Taylor OF the Santa Fe b.
Y which Pauls Valley will have tele
e graph service on Sunday betwee
= the hours OF | and 4 p. m. TIL
|. service during the week remain
as before, 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Carl Ballard returned Saturda
: morning from points in Texa
c where he has been on bushes
i trip.
S Warren Gibson has received hi
y discharge and returned home.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. McChesne
o have returned from a visit to the
c son, who is stationed at Fort Sill
e They went overland in their c;
e and report very pleasant trip.
A "mandamus" suit has bee
filed in the district cou
r. to compel the commissioners cou
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-25
NOTICE TO TAX PAY
ERS OF ARDMORE

You are hereby notified that the
books are now open for the as
sessments OF city property. 1t is
very important that every property
owner make a return OF their prop
erty. The law requires you to do
this. A great many errors in the
assessment OF property can be
avoided by coming to the office
and rendering your property,
X. S. HENDON,
20-7 County Assessor.