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large nns.eom
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houses
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-" f'N-e " oe "ao IN THESE
ADDITION to offering all
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my sie or al at the option 80
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richmond, Va Phone 49,
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No. 1920 North
wentieth Street

in execution OF a deed of trust:
in the Clerks once of Richmond
Chancery Court. d. B. 23e-D. page 502.
and of decree of the Circuit: Court
OF Henrico, in the suit of Evangeline
Glare We. Eugene Carter and others,
entered on September II. 1919, the
undersigned trustee Will sell by auc-
ton on the premises on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1s. 1919.
at O'clock p. M.
the above -mentioned dwelling, con-
tanning seven rooms. The lot has a
frontage of 81 feet by depth Of l.5
feet S inches to an alley in rear. II
feet wide.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
Of sale, any taxes that may be due. and
a note Tor $1,000. with interest on
same from September J.. 1914 the
residue At one and two years from da e
OF sale; deferred payments TO be evil
denced by notes with Interest added,
and secured by deed OF trust on The
property; or all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser.
POLLARD & BAGBY. INC.
.. 1rnS.e
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s.: ,, ss ;% 70 ss':isf
snd Wanda MAY fsroe his ' WIZ n =, conS SrSe
tossr Z. 1918. the following describeI real
Sd hs s . ssss or ;Ss4so Of
TTsoTn n Nos s,s sol and 50; Nor!h
six inehes on rwen,H.i mira strs%, and and
eight feet on stree1 eenais I'M Of tWo
brick storcs and dwellings conbln.d
areS ae.r 90 a.e cd hun
1914 bearing interest ut ner cent p. 81;
:.a ~smp s. p.I re be and dre%n BY
hy them endorsed and payable on or 1"n
Bank xSsr a afs he Fss, Mo
show that the said dced of trust ind promis.
seEno nIts %frG never signed exec%ted or
the same constitutes a cloud on the ti,ie
!fh,s Tao said Wi1lam 'r 3. Ps sHSn md Ind
wanda nd ~ NAY III, ne,oe in said .ea, estate;
notsSo,deT or noiehoideps A@ Of said on nTo%s
sorry note. as above set out. parties defend. .
PAsH HPfs ss and
defendants ere persons unknown. and inat
Mels !, c1..s@sq q The
10 \ non.resident Of the state of Virgins. II
c.s.eimsn: deceased; do apnear here within
pro.ee, sSeir ini.rss, e. this uu ffeeSS''' 70
CHAs. .. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
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Auction Sale Small
Farms:
ON SATURDAY MORNING,
Beginning at II O'Clock.

Caroline County. Va. some Of the most
desirable truck. fruit and poultry
farms In this section, located on pub
nc highway. near r., F. & p. Station
thawes Lance. any size tract desired,
from five acres to 100 acres Price
You ma me the price.
TERMS: 10 per cent cash and 10
per cent every six months until paid or
hNe equal yearly payments.
Take r.. T.. e. p. train leaving Broa d
Street Station at $3.50 a. NJ. SATURDAY
and get off at Halves Lane BowIinr
Green Park extends from the station
almost TO the corporate limits OF Bowl
Ing Green, the county seat OF Caroline
County. Automobiles Vill meet the
chasing at sale will have their railway
fare refunded
This is an exceptional opportunity
10 secure small farm convenient 10
station, on which TO grow your own
fruits, vegetables. melons, nouItry
eggs, etc. Bowling Green Park, 10
miles north of the city. will be popu-
lar place for Richmond families to
spend inc summer months. an outing
children. Buy now and set out YOUR
ready for your spring cardeninp
ffroperly cultivated, each tract will nav
LOT I!Selt IN one year. Write or phone
Us whdt you want. American Realty
;r nSrhbnGe, 4oi Times Dispatch Build
TE Ii!GnnpNb your Want Ad 10 The Times.
9N want to i! get to what ls.s ysD want ant
Flmes- Dispatch classified ads
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U. 5. AKMY GOOuS SALE

u $. I y A I'M! GOODS SALE, =
IIi nnins. .!chel ;rlsnned. w!,h hrc boa ,sis
ihm o,ns water back ready TO connect Win
inshes ~tae. i nehc. hi. hshe Wan Iss .heit =;
Gcep. 'n il neSe. ,ns"ei nigh :; "ehs;
o6na ntnta. back. with shelf - inches nigh.
pipe. I.rre boilers With ids Worm 1 ,9ns
to,t government, slJ!Sc GU. succixi
L. 5. Army s.lvanl1cd hoi;.w.,,eir' ~.
49,, gallon capacity. Alb. pressure; almost
u 3 ARMY haaiiefr. ka,iian.,' lone ~
b. n.ii,: arg" s']g nieh"i .rimmed very
n.ess halls. schoo!s. stores. cte. \ fesuisr
- new Wi Sara ' ass, snH h'y so,a 4. s9GS
.: S .t.oi, hhr-mmoSSH.i extra heavy can.
a, , sa'hei .ons' "@'crrroc: EnceiIr,n con.
:. .! oyy Az, Az pure WOOL shirts :iss
u 2 ARMY regulation oiiv. drab aiI.woai
Aserase Weigh, l5s eaG IN! 1e"- i5's;
. Any e9:nmere.Ai comforts. class 4.
sen Sc dos &c Sl,s s'@ .i i7 t "a 10: .;
~ ooh: .:1.S y, ,ar each or 81 doz
wool ilnng ~ bet,Sr isa;a asrst .ac w.ts
~, 'ot Tor years ana give you much com
s AkMY WOO! oyereo4l For w ts,s9
peIi.! evs!coai seen service, hut in good
i'm S.s ~ issi r E spe s'.fA or '.sf :!
l. =. Army MOO! bre.chek The,. Olive
ifao wooi breaches are IN good service.
vic. Tor general wear. w6.th F now IS
l.. XhAiY KHAKI breec :,;;,,'' T ~ %
breaches have been washed. rrcstea ari
ar" N GOOD s-rvlceabc condition You
we oner them in dozen lots at IS Der
1"Ien pairs FER pair. only. s5c
u : Army ratncOsts. double back wa:.--
prdo! bought from government contrac-
Y 4BMy shoen,.l hoes. new. Tair. IS
y. =. ARMY used canvas l-rgtus: pair s5S
cleaned ~, Inn used ser'lceabie hats,
u s sRMY canyss Folding cot: IS. 81
useful and comfp.,abIe folding rot
Suitable Tor hotels families. CampirE. etc
SFong and durable. Only each ,ss5
;. ARMY regulation double ha,-
ntas. 6oou tond!ti9n. This harness Is
n,iirmf'!eiGs,, bonbe."heei harness worth
L. S Army ieathcr open bride, mad, ~ 90 %
Roc. island Arsenal. Good sound
u. s ARMY heavy leather halicrs;
L. s. ARMY very heavy galvanized gu,
swNicr or are Buckets. Worth. new. s..
ENGLISH sheMcid steel knife bayons;s
When ground. makes wonderful! carving,
cash With order References any bank
wTi'e y fo5 G9C Ga,alpsuss,. wnl soon b.
please include postage when nrss-;n -;
goods sent l,v parcel post Railroad fars
refunded customers, ann-rnile radius visit
BRADi.EY RoNnEp wAREHoUsE. %
GREENNIT.I.F.. s & -
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q w.,
Auctioners.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Nice Flats and
Lot

nos; ;sos AND .a2oS-A EAST LEIGH
In execution OF deed OF trust dated
April Z, 1913, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the Chancery Court Of
Richmond City in ID. Il. 222-A., p. SIS, and
of an order entered by the Chancery
Court Of the City OF Richmond on Oc-
toher Is, 1919, appointing and substitut
ing the undersigned as trustee in the
place and stead OF VIM. B. Pizzini. trus-
tee in said deed Of trust, the under
signed substituted trustee will sell At
public auction on the premises on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1919,
at S O'Clock p. NJ,
the above mentioned fats. having four
rooms each and lot fronting % feet s
inches on Leigh street and beginning
Street and running northwardly and
parallel TO Twenty-third Street, i5 feet
inches. and then at right angles west
wardiy and parallel to Leigh Street 20
feet to the eastern line Of l6-foot
alley and then along the eastern line
OF said alley As feet 4 inches to Leigh
Street.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs
OF sale, including trustees commission
OF per cent and usual auctioneers
fees any unpaid taxes and pro-rata
part OF 1919. and note for $4,000, with
interest from August "a. 1919. and the
balance at one and two years from day
of sale. notes with interest added and
deed of trust securing sa me to be given
by purchaser. Or all cash. at tho OPP
ton OF purchaser.
c. W. CRUMP.
Substituted Trustee
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AUCTION SALE OF
No. I'll S. Pine Street

Complying with the terms set forth
in the deed from Howard S~ineford
and wife to Tazeweli Elicit and Wal
ter Sydnor. Trustees. dated July 9. 1887.
and recorded in the clerks office OF
Richmond chanccry Court, in u. B.
1888. pa &c 1903. the undersigned sur
viving trustee will offer for sale, on
the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER u. 1919,
at $3.50 o'clock T.. ~,
the above numbered property, consist
ipg OF Il good nine-room brick dwelling,
having electric lights. gas and bath
room, and two-Story brick stable In
the rear. The lot fronts 30 feet on
the east line of Pine Street, beginning
40 feet south OF Cumberland Street,
and has depth Of l45 feet to a wide
alley, upon which II has a like front of
80 feet.
BE sure to attend the sale and Sc
cure good home or paying invest
ment at bargain price. This sale is
made subject to the confrma ton OF the
Circuit Court OF Hanover County. Va.
IN the suit Of "Clarke's Admrs. vs.
Clarke ct ais"
TERMS: One-third cash. and the
balance at one and two years. for notes
with interest added. and secuted by
deed of trust; or all cash, at the option
OF the purchaser.
WALTER SYpEOR.
Surviving Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
TREASURY PREPAYMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER ijF THE
CURRENCY.
WaShinEtOn. Septennber L.

CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON. September IS. -sls
Whereas by satisfactory .evidenos ors.
ssnsed 70 the Undersigned. It has Osen made
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK"
10 the city Of Richmond. in the County OF
piled with all the provisions Of the act OF
Congress TO enable National Banking ALSO,
1882: ' 80
Now. therefore. /. Willis j. Fowler. Acting
S sr,Sv h q tho EprEeney. do hereby
BANk." in the city OF Richmond IN The
Sonnty OF Hep:ieo and state OF Virginia. 10
specified in rs amended articles of associs-
Septt mher 8. 1889.
In testimony whereof witness nv hand
and seal Of office this nineteenth day OF San.
temher. 1919.
fSEAL) WILLIS j. FOWLER
Acting Com ptrolier OF the Currency.
Charter No s2?s. Extension No. 34ss.
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Public Auction Sale

by
"a oCL A.
1.-THE Stonehinge Farm 3:
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Business Equipment.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Visible type
writer. s"1: bEaud-Hew: direct from I.c-
tory: REGULAR 500 machine. Very sn,a n
payments arranged IL desired. Ask for free
catalogue and demonstration '.Typ. yriter %
y. y Box i2G '''.
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Government Sale
OF
BUILDINGS AND
EQUIPMENTS

AT CAMP LEACH. DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1919,
Commencing 1890 a. NJ
For detailed Information, write or
salvage officer at camp
ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auctioneer,
Washington D. a.
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rustee Sale
Westhanpton
Lots

Advertised for today. is WITHDRAWN
The Lots are held at private sale.
]. THOMPSON BROWN e. co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

pr TIE CRY Or 'hffSSuMM5 8SS pCoTrHHIT
18TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1918
william IS P.roe and Wanda
VS. ''''..'.'........ Plaintiffs
chsriss Z: Williams. Jr.. sol.
sgrriylnE trustee MoIii. Il
tasSeimA n. adtninistrn trix ~
tne estate Of Laurence 81
SaSsclman deceased, and Tho
holders OF certain promis
sory note eleven h,inGr"L
dollsrs tll0o.0oj dated Dc
tober z. 1918: purportins To be
si~ned by William b. ncr1o
ana Wanda May Peroe. payable
on or before one year after date
~ the Firs, National Bank
HehmOnd. Va. and purportinr
N be secured by a deed OF trunI
70 CharlcH u. Williams and
Laurence b. CaxseInian trus
tees, and recorded in the
clerks offlce of the Chancerv
Court of the city OF Richmond
r. Deed Book 22t-A. page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

DiSPLAY-LLASSfFiED
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
DWELLING SITUATED AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TWEEN
TIETH AND L STREETS. KNOWN
AS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

iELEPHUSE handoIpn / and tsi a Times,
dispatch Want Ad Taker what YOU
az tnst VII c1tcklv Get good reruits
THESE Want Ads Produce Results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

HOMES for sale: See us for some OF tho
best bargains in the city MuhIeman 6
hakhoe. % North Ninth Street.
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AUCTIONS-LECAL
Legal n Offices.

C. p. A. EXAMINATION
Notice is hereby given. In pursuance TO
requirements In Chapter IsS. Acts OF the
Genera Asstmbiy Of Virginia. Session 1916.
an examination for the degree OF
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
viii be held in the city Of Richmond a.,
November Is and IS. 1919.
Further particulars furnished on applica.
A T HENDERSON. C. p. A..
Secretary virEin!, State Board OF Ac
CountanCy.
Box 'o5. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Machinery and Tools.

MACIliNERY--We buy and sell machincr,
and pipe, of every DESCRIPTION. We also
pulieys. Richmond Junk and Pipe Com,
pany sos BROOK Avenue Randoiph 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

ftRiNA QUICKEN SCRATCH contains the
nrScsl variety oil pure. so. a. sweet gram
anu seeds NJ grit. NJ ,.c burnt or
elevator salvage grains. and 100.
DOunu bass at your grOCcr'h ~ rom Iirnu.r
y hasten. distributors. 40 Eas, Cary
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AUCTIONS-LECAL
Legal Notices

viE ys IH As-IS THE cHANCERY CoUR;
18TH DAY or OcToBEK. iSia nm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

BUY COAL now before j, advances: 90 cent,
off for cash. TYLER ~ Ryan IDnI IVES,
Cary Madison 1879 Randolph anI7
COAl.-For best quality and lowest prices
q call w. II. Rcams. 707 North Seventeen, i
street. Madison G4ji. soc OF each ton ocaj
for cash. = " ~ W.
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Household Goods

FIRST CLASS cooking stove Eur, b.r
inflammation call Randolph I03l-W.
SEWING MACHINES. $500 up. 5I2 West
Eroad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

sEALED pRorosAi.s-zone suppiy once
s sst,t p1 70 SSiii be Iseeiysa. E.E
furnishing subsistence suppiie.. srocerie 90
auiremsnts. for domestic een.1mpliSa b,
Uu.rAnty of 10 per cent may be reluiret
from successful bidders. Information OBJ,
lal ma Bile a. above Office:
SEALED PKOPOsALS-Ontce OF the Guar.
aIs Division" mun!,ions Building. Washing
VII !ese.ssa af Sere ani sau' 5e.s
Der 81 1919. for furnishing all or any part
accompanied By guaranty OF Iosc thereon
froposa! blanks and Information sent OH
requcSt
SEALED rHoPosALs--oniee Of the quar-.
ton; u. {. Sealed proposals: In duplicate,
Will be received here until II A. A.. Octo-
bsr = 1919. for furnishing all or any par,
ACCOMPANIED by a guaranty. Of loe. thereon.
Proposal blanks and Information sent on
request
SEALED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the quar-.
ss pys.on G0nins and ESHe
ton; D. {. Sealed proposals.. in duplicate.
VIII be received here until 2-P. NJ. October
e = III lSis for furn!thtns all or any part OF
by guaranty Of loGn thereon. Proposai
blanks and Information sent on request
SEALED PROPosALS-onice OF the Quar-
tcrmaster- General. Clothing and EQUIP
axe Division. Munitions BUILDING Washing.
s = 6 ssit ssrs ss, ssrp 5eis
Der Is. 1919 for furnishing ali or any part
OF 10000 mattresses. Proposals must DO
sans nd e
on request
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Jewclry and Watches.

IAMONDS---If you have "a diamond to buv
sell. exchange or ranIOunt. old gold 10
sell or exchange. bring IL to j. r. Allen e.
CO.. jewelers. Fourteenth and Main Streets
WELERS -Jahnke Eros. 9I2 East Mnin
Street watch ma kcr. jewellers. etc.
JEWEI.ERS-,-Cocke & Co.. SAB Wesl Broad
street. Railroad Watch fnspectors
RAILROAD wATCHES-Tcrrell Bros 62a
NV,si BROAD Street.
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Electrical Supplies. "A. =,
Coal. Wood and Ice.

ELECTRICAL WORK done by expcrI.nced
workn Estimates given. Strinre-
Electric Co. u North Seventh Street
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Houses For Sale.

bNHTON HE!GHTS-For sale iendid
s.r"om dwelling. dry. large cellar under
m" Modern h" "ss in central barton HEIGHTS:
big bargain Only Sc mn Eaip a nulu q.
session soon j. .. Box S1o or phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

HOMES for sale at best prices Come
.i N "hn Ict us show YOU our list E. 4 .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Alvin b. Hu,.ler. D. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Wriie for oGc Ca,aiosue;, VIII soon be
lSFiED. FrIccs o. b. GTccnviIle S q
Please include postaE" when ordering
refunded customers. 3n6-rnile radius visi,
Ing OUT store and buying $500 o. over
BRADiEf RoNDEp WAREHOUSE 20
GREENNIII.E. s {, 80
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Musical Instruments.

KNABE PIANO-Genuine make. upright.
sacrifice price, Cut this out. Send to
Manly b. Ramos. LOG North Seventh.
PIANOS finely tuned. Complete repairs at
very modern charges. Prompt work Cali
Street. near Franklin. Madison i3is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

sae ACREs-F.rm wanted. want to buy
farm would consider up to about 8s
Not exactinE REGARDING impfoveuents. But
so.l mus, be good. mostly level. and price
cation. Give lowest pries. full partieulars.
haoress ts7. care Tln.es-Dispatch.
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see.ls. Pk,nts, Fertilizers. d

so cents dozen. yellow lilies ST dozen:
iris. several varieties. 81 dozen, peony roots
white and pink, 81 dozen. Cash with order
d. 4. Rodcs. Greenwood. Va. 49,
If what you want Is not advertised. ad.
/ ycrtis6 for Il. - - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

BY =. w. BOW r e SUN
Real Estate AuctIoneers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-29
SPIRIT or THE RED CROSS
PICTURE TO BE SEEN AT
THE PRINCESS TONIGHT

"The Spirit of the Red Cross" pic
ture portraying what the Red Cross has
done for suffering humanity and what
the Red Cross is doing now and must
continue to do, will be shown tonight
at the Princess theater in addition to
the regular program. Pain and suffer
ing sorrow and disease, aftermaths Of
the war clearly show the duties Of
YOUR Red Cross. BE sure and see these
pictures They are interesting and
viii convince You Of the necessity Of
keeping up Hlc donations and contri
buttons TO this great society for the
good Of humanity. The picture is
brought hSrc by the local chapter in
an effort to impress the public of the
Importance of contributing the clothing
campaign now being conducted by the
Red Cross throughout America. An
extra pair of shoes, a warm coat skirt
sweater or blanket will help clothe
one of tho millions Of sufferers. When
the Red Cross calls, Il is proof without
question that the need is great and
there shoIld be but one thought-to
meet the appeal.
All having donations of old clothes are
requested to call the Red Cross rooms,
phone S52. and no matter il your bundle
be large on slanlh it viii be sent for.
Collections win be made Saturday and
Monday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-29
LEGISLATURE IS
NOW ON THE EVE
Of ADJOURNMENT
SPEAKER WALDREP FACILITATES
NATTER by FORCING ALL
BILLS TO THIRD READING.
BY Charles II. Adams,
stan Correspondent.

Oklahoma City March 2S.-The be-
ginning of the end is in sight and with
the probable adjournment of the sew.
cuth legislature less than forty-eight
hours away the house this forenoon be-
gan the disposal of all senate bills on
the calendar This procedure was not
agreed TO without a considerable scrap
TO defeat the proposal.
Yesterday afternoon while the house
was in committee Of the whole, Speak.
or Waldrop moved that all senate bills
on the calendar be placed ON third read
ing ana final passage. There was a
storm of protest but the speaker won
his point and the motion was adopted.
Floor Leader Nesbitt led the opposi
tion against Waldreps motion. declar
ing that hc considered the proposal the
most dangerous suggestion that could
pe made. Others joined Nesbitt and
several declared that most of the mem
hers would hn obliged 10 vote against
any measures which they might sup
port if familiar with the provisions
Speaker Wuljrep insisted that NE be-
0iey"j that al, senate bills should be
placed where they could be subjected tc
a final vote. Amend or kin them il
YOU wish. but | believe that an Of these
bills should bee placed on final passage
he declared
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-29
POLISH BILL FOR ENTENTE
ALLIANCE Is INTRODU CED

Warsaw, Wednesday, March 27.-The
foreign affairs committee Of the Polish
diet has submitted to that body the
drar'. Of a hill for the conclusion OF an
alliance with the entente powers, in
Guiding military, financial and CONNER.
cial agreements. The bill asks for the
Incorporation into Poland Of those east
crn territories which the Polish popu.
lation forms n majority, or where Po.
lish culture is predominant.
Desire is expressed that Lithuana
ethnographically should form a sepa.
rate state which might ultimately be
joined to Poland by a free union, ao'
cordlng 10 historical precedent The
socialists have proposed to support the
measure, which assures It's passage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-29
CRINERVILLE HOLDS BIG
BOOSTER FOR RURAL ROUTE

w, T. Whitson, former county com.
missioner, said today that well at
tended and most interesting meeting
was held Wednesday night at Criner'
willie in the interest Of the proposed
rural free delivery route through that
section of the county. He said there
were as many as sixty men present
and all are enthusiastic in favoring the
establishment Of the route. Talks
We're made by Joe Raybprn, Ambrose
Daugherty, James Carol and others,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-29
POST OF ADMIRALTY CHIEF
Is CREATED IN GERMANY

Copenhagen, March 2S.-Rear Ad-
mral Adolf Won Trotha has been ap.
pointed chief of the German admiralty,
a Berlin dispatch says The German
government decided that the navy in
the future shall be under the direction
Of the chief of the admiralty, who will
have q seat but no vote in the cabinet.
Before the war, Rear Admiral Adolf
con Trohta, then captain, was one
Of the naval adjutants to the emperor
and commanded the battlcship Kaiser.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-29
HUNGARY SENDS EMISSARIES
TO THE VIENNA GOVERNMENT

Copenhagen, March Emssaries Of
the Hungarian revolutionary governing
council handed their credentials to the
president Of the German.Austrian ma
uonal assembly at Vienna yesterday,
according to Budapest dispatch Hopes
for continuance of amiable relations
between Hungary and German.Austria
were mutually expected, it is said.
The dispatch states that the reyolu.
tionary government has ordered en-.
tentc flags hoisted on the hotel where
the entente missions have been stopping
and that posters soon will be issued
warning the people 70 respect all for
cigners i'm Budapest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-29
BENEFIT TEA FOR DAY NURSERY
GIVEN TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The benefit tea for the Day Nursery
to be given tomorrow afternoon by
members of the Bo-Not Club, at the
home Of Mrs. John Whiteman, VIII
be between the hours of 2:3O TO .
o'clock. A silver offering will be TAX
en-. All who are interested in the Day
Nursery are invited
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-29

tending the Automotive SHOW. The
two boys are ArdmoreiJe carrier boys
in sulphur and say, We make lots OF
money on our papers"
Fort Worth, Texas, came this noon to
conduct weeks revival services at
the Gospel Mission on Caddo street.
The revival will begin tonight. The
public is invited.