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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
Millinery Men Protest.

The Millinery Chamber OF Commerce
OF the United States has filed with Ed
ward Chambers. director of the division
OF traffic OF the United States RAILROAD
Administration. a protest against the
proposed elimination of the transconti-
mental silk train service for shipment
OF braids, &c. imported from China,
Japan and the Philippine Islands. The
protest is indorsed by the Eastern MILL
merry Association, the Ladies' Hat MANU-
facturers' Protective Association. the Ma
tional Assoc iation OF Mems Straw Hat
Manufacturers OF America, the United
States Manufacturers Association of
Ladies' and Childrens Hats, Manufac-
turers Association OF Panama and Body
Hats OF America. together with a large
number OF importing houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
Active Demand for Wool.
Special Despatch TO THE sus.

BOSTON, April 11.--Although the
quantity OF wool offered at to-day's Gov
eminent sale was larger than at any
previous auction here. totalling about
100000 pounds, all but 10 per cent Of
the stock was taken. The offerings in
cluded 100000 pounds greasy Aus
tralian wool. 500 bales greasy Australian.
$50 bales secured Australian, $500. 900
pounds South American. 1900 900 pounds
Cape. $4,000 pounds Iceland and 500
pounds tops.
AS in the case OF other sales held re-
Gently. South American offerings were
neglected. All OF the lots OF Australian
and all the carding and combing Cape
woods were sold. Prices generally were
well above the Government minimum
figures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
sURRoGATE's NOTICE.

ANDREWS. HORACE En- pursusAss
OF order OF Honorable John p. CohAlan,
Surrogate Of tho County OF Now York,
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Horace L. Andrews, late OF
the County of New York. deceased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber at her place Of trAnsAotinS
business at the once Of c. Andrade, Jr., 81
Vanderbilt Avenue, IN the City of New
York. on or before tho goth day of July.
1918. next Dated. New York, the nth day
OF January. 1919. ANToINETTE d. AN
DREWS, EIecutriI c. ASDRADE. IN.
Attorney for EIecutrix, No. So Vanderbilt
Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan. City ct
New York
SANDERS. HENRY--In pursuance Of an
order of Honorable John y. Cohalsn. a Sur
roEate OF the County OF New York
notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Henry Sanders, late
OF the County Of New York. deceased, to
present thu same. with vouchers thereof
TO the snbscribrr, at her place OF transact
Ing business, the once OF her attornsys,
stanchAeld & Levy, No. 100 Broadway
Manhattan, In tho city OF New York on or
before tho 25th day Of September next.
Dated. Nsw York, the goth day OF March,
1918 TERTHA SANDERS. Executrix.
sTANCHFIELD & LEVY, Attorneys fUR
ExecutriK. i7o Broadway. Manhattan. u. Z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
APPROVE INSURANCE PLAN.
stock Exchange Governors Favor
Members Fidelity Company.

The board OF governors OF the New
York State Exchange yesterday APP
proved the plan submitted by n special
committee of the Asso citation OF Partners
OF Stock Exchange Firms providing for
the formation Of fidelity insurance
company for the writing of fidelity in
sursnce required in brokers' offices.
Nearly year ago the matter was first
taken up and a committee on the plan
was appointed by the association.
A few weeks ago the committee re-
ported to the association that It favored
the formation of a company, the capital
stock Of which will be subscribed to by
the members Of the association. The
matter was later placed before the gov
ernors Of the exchange for approval. It
L. expected that the formation of the
company will reduce considerably the
costs Of insurance TO the members Of the
exchange and their firms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
More Ostrich Feathers,
but Prices Will Rise

CHIPMENTS of ostrich feathers
from London and the Cape.
which again are being received
here after an interval of more than a
year. win cause no reduction in prices
according to reports in the local
market Instead It Is probable that
n general increase wiz be registered.
This In attributed to two causes by
importers. the first being that prices
at present in foreign markets are
from 7b to $50 per cent. higher than
when feathers were last received
here, and the second IL that style
demands have popularized ostrich for
millinery trimming and the adorn-
ment of evening gowns and wraps-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
BONDS.
London Wool Market Strong.

LONDON, April 1.-THE offerings at
the wool sales to-day aggregated 1000
tales. The market closed strong. Choice
cross breds and merinos were l5 per
cent. TO 25 per cent, and other grades
5 per cent. to 10 per cent, over the
Government schedules. Coarse Cross
breds were unchanged. Practically all
CT the $500 bales OF the latter were
sold. indicating the urgency OF require
mentA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
TRANsPACTrIC MAILS.

Connecting mails close at q. p o. and City
Hall station at 80 P. NJ. daily.
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Australia
(yia Vancouver and Victoria. b. c. April
10 S. Makura,
philippine Islands via Vancouver and VIC
toria b. c. April II, S.. Empress OF Japan
Philippine Islands via seattle) April lt
g. Africa Maru.
r4u Isiands, New Zealand and Australia
tvia Vancouver and Victoria, Is. c. AprI
10, SIS. Niagara.
Hawaii and Guam--This mail Is forwarded
70 the Pacific coast daily for despatch TO
destination by the bost opport unity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
ARRrvALs-FRIDAY. APRIL n.

ARRIvALS-FRIDAY, APRIL n
Sc Pspnonia, Brest, March a.
"a Gty OF Dunkirk. Manchester, Marcn -.
So Julia Luckenbach Bordeaux, March n.
rs Megantic. Liverpool, April 1.
Is Mantahala, Gibraltar, March -.
Be Ruth, Bordeaux, March q.
IS Ternate, Genoa, March -
Be Wilhelm Jcbsen, Gibraltar. March -.
Ss Alexander Kjelland. BORDEAUX, March n
Be- Borneo, Amsterdam, March 81
1s Chicago City. at Bristol.
bs KeressspiA At Falmouth.
90 Port Chalmers, at Cardiff.
Sc Idaho, Hull, March m
30 Capitane Faure, Havre, March -.
ss w. II. T1lfor. Bordeaux. March 81.
81 Western Front. Brest. March "a.
30 Tennyson, Santos. Feb. "a
Ss Yadkin. Cardenas, April g.
30 Comanche, Jacksonville. Aprn Il
Be- Comet, Tampico, March al
Be- Escalona, Lobos, April g.
bs Opak. Mobile. April I.
y. g., supply ship Supply. Guantanamo
30 CITY of AuguFA Norfolk. April 10.
Ss Biloxi, Pensacola, April Q.
% CITY OF Atlanta, Savannah, April ..
Be korono. Wilmington, N. c., April 8.
BE Maine. Philadelphia, April 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF CHEMICAL PLANT EQUIP.
NEWT AND CHEMICt Encpwonn

MENT AND CHEMICALS-EpGR woop
ARSENAL. CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE,
HEApoUARrERs Mccoy HALL. BALrrMoRE'
Mn, Chemical Plant OF Edgewood Ar
senal and stock OF chemicals located at
Bound Brook, N. j.. will he sold at public
auction at site Of plant, adjacent to
Frank HemingIw0ay Inc Plant, Bound
Plant consists OF buildings, complete
boiler. installation refrgeratIng system.
electric motors, air compressors, gas
pumps, caustic and drying towers, iron
tanks gas holders. lead piping. stores OF
pipe fittings, valves, gauges supplies,
etc. and office equipment. Chemicals
consist OF aqua ammonia, calcium
chloride. sulphuric acid. sodium sllicate'
bone char. coke, fuel oil, muriatic
Terms OF Sale Successful bidder
in any sale will deposit cash or It's
equivalent for 20fs of amount OF his pur-
chase at time OF sale and balance in cash
with In As hours thereafter. Successful
purchaser must remove material or sup
plies purchased within 60 days. For fliil
particulars and information apply Com
manding OFFICER. Edgewood Arsenal.
Bound Brook y. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12

Great Britain and Ireland-Close at A ".
April H. SIS. Mauritania.
Rochs urhesu.
Italy-Ilose at A. NJ April 10, S. Canopic
Gibraltar-Clse at $50 A. NJ. April 10
s.. Cancpic.
Belg1um-Close at I A. NJ. April ~ 81
Aiedo, and at A. NJ. April IS. SIS. osawA-
tonne.
PortuFal-close at "a NJ. April IS. S. Goa
Greece|Close at A. NJ. April Is. S.
Tsllard.
Iceland-Close at II A. NJ. May I. S. Gull
floss.
Azores. Madeira and Libera-Sallinss un-
certain.
Norway Sweden. Denmark, Netherlands
Germany. Austria and Hungary-Service sus-
pended
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
satin Faced SILK. for FALL

PATTERSON, April 11.--Silk manufac-
turers here report that there are indi-
cations that satin faced goods Will be
the most popular for fall Charmeuse is
strong in the inquiries and crepes are
showing increased activity. Movement
in these wcaves seems assured. But in
respect 10 taffetas there seems to be
some doubt
Manufacturers ara operatinR 10 aa mar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
Navy 70 Sell Textiles.

Sealed bids for millions OF yards of
| textiles belonging to the United States
Navy will be received for opening at the
Fleet Supply Base in South Brooklyn,
April %. according to an official an
nouncement made yesterday. Included
in the offerings are 100000 yards OF
denim, reported to be the largest stock
OF this fabric in the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Gcodetio survcy-
Standard Time
Sun rises. SEA A NJ Sun sets. -. .7:u N
Moon sets. ..A:H AM
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hoot. LA NJ Gov. Island. = 10 n
Hell Cato. !....s % M
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook i. "a AM Gov. Island. n A N
He'll Gate.... 3 81 p NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
Exports From New York.

Oats. 1859 hu. -four, 36,s7s sacks :
oatmeal, 1,0S6 bbls. bacon, 4l4,75O
lbs. cheese, ?2s,so0 lbs. ; barley. 33,s9s
bu. peas, $500 bu,; oil cake, $4,000
lbs. lard, l.422.264 lbs (; tallow. 100000
M; lubricating oil. 72.k50 gala
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
INSTRUCTION.
JUNIOR PLATTSBURG, Lake ChamuI,In, MY

Motion pictures OF the training activities
OF more than 500 cadets in tho two 1911
camps are shown daily from nve to six At
Junior Plattsburg once. Z. 4Sth Street.
Now York city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
Yesterdays Fires

Aa.ma: .... =. Loss.
100 W. 18th St; Hauser a
s;2o-Pier 81. North River, steam
ship Ammra; Spanish Steam
ship ~ Unknown
s:so--ls2 Lafayette st Standard
Electric Novelty Co. Trifin r
loto-2bs Cherry st; Simon Seib-
PM timing
l2:ao-l22 w. bith ST.; John Cor
=. - Iiehu '.''''s.' ..............S Slight
lsi2o-S0 Charles St s, Slight
l:2o-It Il. 7tth ST unknown. THRILLING
tizO-ln Il. 10Th ST.; Henry Grovstz None
Tiso-iS Laisht ST.; cornisch silver
-. ata@ 70. $1,000. Trining
f;ss-ses W. tsd at; Times Square
aSIsi e-.>.-s.s@..>-------~-- Memo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

81 Cermana, from Liverpool.
Sc Harrisburg, from Liverpool.
IS Silver Shell, from La PallicA
g. Fernao velaso, from Gibraltar.
Ss OTTAWA from Nantes.
IS Walter A. Luckenbaelt. from 81. Nszaire.
Be- Clan Kenneth, from Manchester.
b Munplane, from Rio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12

capacity az circumstances permit, scar
city of thoroughly trained help being the
most serious handicap at present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
SITUATIONS wANTrD-MALE.

SITUATION wANTED-caretaker. pri.
vate or apartment blouse: couple, 2S and
81 yrs. age, with one child Addreas A, @
JRHlEAA CAT n l1th 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

ARRIVED FROM NEW 1OHK-
Be Nieuw Amsterdam. at Rotterdam
IS Royal George, at Liverpool.
Be Independence, at London
81 sobrai. at st. NsAaire,
Be Aquitania, at Liverpool.
81 Celtic. at Liverpool
Be veDdsla. for AntwSzp. on Down.
Ss Leonora, At Barcelona.
Be Cabo servera, at barcelona
Be Caserte, at Naples,
SIS Hickman, at Pauillaa.
Ss Yalacia, At Avonm outh-
Sc Trafford Hull, at Madras.
Ss FL Alba. at Galveston.
Be Lenape, At Jacksonville.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12
Business Troubles
Petition In Banlcruptcy.

~AnhM AUTO BODY COMPANY--An In
y BY three creditors, claiming. will
Harry 4. AsosSsimsS. ESQ west %s., Forty rV.
second street, Il the attorney.
Receiver in Bankruptcy.
BAYONNH CHEMICAL COMPANY. INC.
YYJndse A N. Hand appointed Arthur
Inc. a Park Row. "''
Judgments,
Tho following Judgments were fled yes
tsrdsy, April IL; the nrst name II that OF
9arrs, Cesar b. FEE. X. Frank. sisZs1
Broadway Ninety fourth street
Realty 90, Inc.-B. Albert ct al. 1870
Blocker Machine and Tool Corp.
Duke Steel Co.. Inc.......... slo.<t
Bailey. Louis F. and Charlesetta
ad hs.i,.y +, :I .I.G 4 Miller. lo..so
Chestnut Upholstering and Deco
rating Co.. Ino--M Cohen OF
CITY Of new Iori.cd. leopold: sss.s ss
SAme[L Jsnnings. ........... ssa1o
dorlns Co.. Inc; .....-........ 1.osL,o
tional Thread Co. Inc :........ 1.,11.so
Green: May. ana Harry Kati- ''''
Hughes. Ethel-F II. Hellprin.. I6s. 10
koehler. Theresa--M. None. 1,l04<s
LITTLE Jennie BE, A Bogue.. eis2o
Lee, NORRIS. Morris ct al. tsS5s
Lonso. Joseph Il Ksmaiky;
Madden. Anna s--M. baxter: 40''V
Miller q Moran Chemical Co. 11O''
lne.-L Welikson ......... 11eaS
Cooper ct al. .'.......... 1.s7sss
Moran, 0eOrge-Peonle Ac nm M
Morse. chas. Welcoming Canal
Miller. Benjamin NV S. Phil. '''''''''
Moskovitz. ABORT D. stetano. sssss
International Cloak Mfg Co. .,ls5.4i
~ Y Rvs. Co.-J. ]. McCus.... 24s7S
o'Hourke. Timothy B.-ci,y OF
Pisciotta.. Mary.i. Reich ct al. HESS
Pstani. Luigi-sonn Bros Co. sl2.oi
Post g Mccord, Inc,-N. X. NM
Peters. osioSRiaii,o e'' Security '''''
Corp; ...:.... 1870
cohen-People. &c. ........... 500 90
Rosenberg. Max-D. Newman
schues.i.r. jo,epih-E., Iindie. ''''''
mann ............. lso.5S
sHIne-A r kiedinser ct al. .... 1N.s6
Same-S' 4 Title MTG. Co 1880
stsphena. Melvin-Lawyers Title
a Trus, Co. ...:::...,... 2sI.s3
kohn--I: Frankfort .......... sso.1s
ssolomOpq. Morrls--J. weissman.. $500
SANE Conen .."............ 225.0o
y: Y.......ss.......,.. 2Is5s
w rens ct ai..;.,.a.............. s.s5so4
Realty co. Inc: costs. ........ los 90
Wiener, John-M. Kalischer. s7S.It
WeIsoerB' Aorsham-D Alsofrom b2+.40
Deposit Co. of Md...Peops. sc; 100000
zatkowsky. Louis. gdn.-City of
n; r.: costs go: ;".:.::....: Il7oo
Miiich ..................,... 49,. so2.ss
BRONX.
The frst name is that OF tho debtor.
Denerstein, HRrris-w. c. Jordan slb.
Janofsky, Herman-wool Novelty
Reilly, Marc W Booth ct al. sss 1871
stillman, Rubin-F. Ellinger @.0i2.o3
Shsplro' Barnot-S. Gershman... 6s.s5
Sexauer Lemke-Sherwin Il
herman, mo observation-disclosures. 44S.23
Satisfied Judgmenta
The first name is that OF the debtor. y.
second that of the creditor. and date VIII on
judgment was nled.
Cassel Josephine edm.-Cty of
N. Y; July rs. lols........... y4l.ss
cregan. Laura A.-P. NJ Hughes;
March s. 1919. ;:;.......,.. 5000
=, man; April .. 1919 ..:...... 1.sss.5s
People; &c: March 20. 1919
e. 8, Fideity & Guaranty Co '0V'00
City OF n. y: March rs. 1919. s7I.o1
oe. 2; 1918. ;...,.,..:........,;.' 1.oSo.as
well Mfg. Co; Aug. T. lsl7,., sSo,ss
Dessauer-S. Rosenberg; Aug.
20, wv .-'','.,.... e1l.9
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


ADVERTISING MANAGER WANTED
For Moving Picture Publication; an attrae-
tive proposition for an Al. liye-wire. Ad-
dress JOSEPH GEIsER-, ~ East Market
ST. Wiikes-Birre. Pa.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN--oood
all around praftsman. salary $40 per
month; discharged soldier preferred; give
experience and reierencea Address g., 600
Tribune Bldg, " Y.
Auto School largest and best school In shs
WEST SIDE L. 5, Send for booklet and pes
Y. NJ. & A. 10 school. Telephone Colu nlbus
3l6 W 57th 81 1920. Special classes for iadiss.
CATALoGuER WANTED in the New
Hampshire state Library. Concord. ". H. |;
good education and experience In catAloe.
Ing required. Write. stating Qualifications
and salary expected to Arthur II Chase.
state Librarian, Concord. N II.
SODA DIsPBNSBR-Big salary ana
quick Advancement for capable man; must
thoroughly understand mixing OF syrvps
and all drinka and be economical. Apply
by letter, stating references and expert.
Snos 70 Post ONCE Box ~ Trey. u. 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-12

Dealers buying prices are as follows;


LONDON, April u.-Following are the closiI
metal nnntAllonA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-05

gate team to be royal entertainers.
Dennis Bledsoe and Miss ROSA
Collier OF near Bromide were mar
ried at Wapanucka Sunday by Jus
tice A. A. Faulk.
Miss Chase and Miss Lewis gave
a Washington birthday party to the
high school. their teachers and the
school band Saturday evening.
Little Matched shaped invitations
summoned the guests to the high
high school auditorium which was
decorated with flags The even
ing was spent with music and pro-
gressiye games. Bentley Cox and
Eula Stewart were the winners and
Gym Gibson tied ior the prize.
The evening closed with refresh
ments served by the girls OF the
seventh grade
Conner Montgomery, Andrew
Richardson and others motored TO
Bromide and Clarita Sunday.
!. 7. Badgwell and fadHy have
moved to farm southwest OF
town.
Mrs. Woicester and little daugh-
ter OF Bromide were Wapanucka
visitors Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-05
STATE OF oKLAHoMA-c1TY OF WILSON
TO THE COUNTY EXCISE BOARD OF SAID COUNTY AND
STATE
CENT? FMEN.
GENTLEMEN: ::

In pursuance OF the provisions OF Chapter
1917 application hereby supplemental appro-
Pron with which to the legal ordinary expenses the City
ol WILSON, Oklahoma Tor the remainder the ending
Uh 1919 and Tor order canceng appropriations parts
thereof heretofore made Tor said In support hereof do hereby
certify
FIRST That appropriations heretofore made are
that the public welfare and needs said City require
the remainder OF SAID legal ordinary expenses
uoa appropriations listed and forth by purposes
Exhibit a. hereto attached and made part hereof.
SECOND: That the financial attached and
marked Exhibit b shows next preceding
Fund OF said City and that the surplus $5Sl5O
SAID Exhibit available which
appropriations herein requested
THIRD That the appropriations listed Exhibit "C hereof
gggang 2409O purposes urgent imperative
additional needs herein presented:
WHEREFORE request hereby made that be entered
canceng the said appropriations that the
OF S24O be applied and appropriated the additional
supplemental purposes Exhibit A
WE FURTHER CERTIFY that the aggregate
proposed additional supplemental appropriations
the income and provided and accumulated year
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have heeunto hands
affixed The seal o sand City Wilson Oklahoma, 18th day
ruary, A. d. 1919
Attest: wa, HARRIS Mayor of III. City Of Wilson.
/ j. FRED LATHAM City Clerk
/ ]. H. SklDMORE, City Commissioner,
/ r. II. REED, City Commissioner.
/ j.. LONG, City Commissioner.
{. l.. THOMAS, City Commissioner
EXHIBIT "A"
LIST AND STATEMENT OF the purpose proposed
additional and supplemental appropriations deemed
the legal and ordinary current expenses OF the City Wilson Oklahoma
tor The remainder o the fiscal ending June }0l 1919
GENERAL FUND
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-05
MARIE
MRS. NATIVE n. ROSE
Agent and Correspondent
Bell Telephone Office
Fun Carrier Service

Mrs. Rural Askew returned to
Marietta Sunday from Camp Cody.
\. NJ where her husband is in
training.
Miss Mamie Alexander visited in
Gainesville Sunday.
w. T. McCarty went to Dallas
Monday where he will have his
eyes tested.
Mrs +. l.. Osborn and children re-
turned Sunday from Whitesbor-
ough, where She has been visiting
her parents.
District Judge Thomas B. Cham
pIo moi Ardmore was in Marietta
Yesterday attending district court.
Fred Miller Of Gery is visiting
his family in Marietta for the week.
Asa Walden, 4 member of the
legislature was in Marietta Mon
day. His home is at Thackeryille
DR.. W. G. Grey Of Thackeryine
spent the weekend in Marietta with
his family.
Mrs. Reder Robinson spent the
weekend with her parents in Mari.
eta. She is employed at leagues
Store at Gainesville.
[. Riley OF Greenyille passed
I ilrrt4aI ATr....4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-05
STATE DENTAL
SOCIETY HOLDING
ANNUAL SESSION
Staff Correspondence.

Stan correspondence
Oklahoma City, March 4.-The
18th annual meeting OF the State
Dental Society opened yesterday at
the Lee-Huckins Hotel, with DR.,
!. A. Mann, Enid, state president,
presiding.
Post graduate classes, which are
to be one Of the ch'@t daily fea-
lures OF the week session, are to
be held at the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
st. Anthony's hospital and various
dental offices
General manager OF post graduate
work, DR.. c. X. Lawrence, Enid.
announced that indications we're
the present classes would prove the
most successful in the history OF
the dental society. Beside many
dentists from the state, twenty-five
registered from Kansas, three from
Texas and one from Canada. Sew
eral applicants have had TO be re-
fused admission.
DR.. y. c. Wood, Ardmorr. is at
tending the convention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-05
New Wilson
PEARL SNOW, Cor.

Mrs. Joe Moore and little son.
Joe Jr" visited in Healdton Sunday
Prof. X. O. Webb was in Ard
more Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Max Stone and
daughter Miss Fay Stone. spent
Saturday in Ardmore.
Mis- AlipS Skipworth. who teach
es at section a spent The Weekend
in Ardmore.
Dan Thompson OF the New WI
son State Bank spent Sunday in
Ardmore.
Mrs Pearl Murray and daughter.
Miss Orda OF Ardmore were in
Wilson Sunday.
Max TownIey was in Ardmore
Saturday.
Mis-e, Olive Cline and Pear
SnoY and Mrs. c. Ruchel7 spent
Saturday in 4rdmore.
Prof. c. SANFORD Wood made 4
busine,, trip to Ardmore Saturday.
Mis-, Winnette Lindsay. who has
been teaching at Clara, Texas, re-
turned to her home At Wilson sat
urday.
R\l \loLley ,,. IN Arjo,or. 49,.
bu,ine.. Saturday
Prof K q WeLL .can+ sunday
in Rinolino
C. A. Gailov., oi W,;cbit, Fan.
MA, , W;l.on y;.;fnr cnndYy
Kew. f NJ \i,rer o,'toT 81 ,b.
Methodist church 6IIed an ,nno;nf.
ment a Ioiner sunday afr4rnonr
Mrs. p ~ NrKay and .on PH,
and NIi,,e, Anna Lon Beanr and
Adab Mae WALTON and Mr.. Anni-
L. Rrane ,Dent Saturday in Ard
more
A.. At, ~,
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-05
MAY FIND MORE
TAXABLE PROPERTY
Staff CORRESPONDENCE.

oklahoma City, March iii the
house passes a bin which was en-
acted by the senate yesterday alter
noon assessors Will be required to
publish the assessments OF personal.
property The supporter, OF the bill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-05
FRENCH GIRLS GIVE
UP NATIVE HEADGEAR

Paris Feb. 4.-(By MaiD.-P Peas
ant girls of France are more than
ever abandoning the closqdtting
they had to have their tresses cut
In rural France there is 4 wide
spread movement for the adoption
OF the "towny style, which. if less
picturesque, makes for the preserya-
lon OF womln's chief glory.
This TACT coupled with the total
disappearance from the market OF
Chinese hair from which the cheap
er grades of Switches and tails"