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Ceunty
TIE abaecs of this auEs h kO procure 4
by the said plaintiff from the said James
tsFeyner.
The Rlll states. that o. 81 aboat Decem-
ber. lpIk the said ptasatid waB married 10
the defendant with wgsnlR she resided I'D
Anne Arundel County until on or about
Apral 3 1915 That the sAid James
Crowned ntsAhaOResl ana deserted her
which abandonment hRa been more thar
sATee years and ri deliberate alasl FINAL and
tile separation of the partiea Is beyond
recpneisiagion Tha3 the Hald Jamee
f'roMaer IL d non-reaisleht 81 the state Of
MaryIaHA
fa IL Shaseupan. This 2sth dav eg June.
1912. ordered by the CirFnkt Court teF
Anne ARUNDEL CoNptx, MarylNpd, in Equity
That the plainstH. by taustpg copy q
this order % be Inserted tn RuB1e newR-
sssper. puhliAhati III said ceuutg, once IN
each ng fear successive weeks before the
18th day III Jliy. 1912. giving natlce ~
tie said asBeht srGeNaamf Of slsa 0hSert
snd substance Df the nafI. warning him n
sppeaf ID this Court la person 1F ~ 30
tsrskar on or before GAe
lssA DAY DE ANnu8T. MKT
sree saRak not se hA rs sged as prayed.
Clesk
Trne Copy. Test
WIN. n. WO0DwA ARD Caerk.
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IN the nae4teF IS Uegnaany'g 'g TeaerFa-
lions II would seem that she ilrss asked
Tor lover berth ard was willing %
accept al appeF hsrth, and concluded
|by sitting % aIl mEgat tn the srn0aer.
New York Evening Post.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-01

We are getting them started \
buyer from Brasil bought eight tons
Iof lalcum powder Raleigh News and
Observer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-01

Fiae Republican, leaders agA TeDEta
ID he men Og ahIIffy, but they seen ~
have Icfs sheEr bFaanB behind them
when they went 10 WasaGngto
Charleston News ana 0bssFysg
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List Of ApOin ents Of
Regis alton Officers
slsace 81 the Board 81 Saperslsors Of
elections fer Anne Arundel
County, Margl Land.
Annapolis, Nd. June 27th. 1918.

Annapolis. Nd, June 27th. 1919.
At meeting Of The Board Of super
visors or Elections for Anne Arundel
County, Maryland held h their once
III tho Court House at Annapolis, Md,
juno 26th. 1919, the following men
were selected as Chief Judges Of Elec-
lions and Registration OfElcers Tor the
several election precincts as required
BY Section l. Chapter 202 of Article 80
og the Code OF Public General Laws
.oT Maryland
Notice Of selection has been mailed
Ito the address of each person request
|ing them 10 appear before the Board
on July sth, 1919. between the hours
os 1900 and 1900 o'clock, a. HI, Al
which time they will be examined and
sworn fiji.
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IN III M ORIAM

YofsNsON F1s saisi. but luyipg renleul
saranep ~ or dear daughter. MIN A Eli
ZOKA JOIIy<S who died eight years
ago June aL 1871
light long years avltIi alI Its changes
Yet nv wounded beart has not been healed,
1rIy thoap thssf haaae lost their loved ones
an my grief and aosT0w tell.
ltr Mathps. AN Me J0II NSttN. a1sl her
Rrofitr. pIEI agEE GEORGE M. JOHN.
sftS Il 4 iyI-I
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EUGENE III cHILlOs, solicitor
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Residential Properties
III EAsTpORT AID LAUREL, MD


NJ virsue og decree of the tireua,
,.n,,Tt for Anne Arundel County dasea
T,,ssa ~ 4fa1N and paasei In an EanltS
ca,lMe hi said Court depending WherrlAs !.
gtavsl II xYokpy for himself anu as hea1 M
frgpS.s1 af Thomas s.. GiOkey. was piAAHtAAs
and William n Eokey ana oans r,,,se,s,ses.
trnstpe and directed 70 sell portions q ls sns
yasI rafafp whereof John Il. Clpkey Gas,h
aeized ana posaexsed. will offer at rug.is
sale at the Court House door. Anhaisoasss
s WEDNESDAY,, July 18th, 1919,
at IL Neon.
- falinxgfnu xaiuabIe residence property.
Efraf- All thar lot ut Passport 9ronlhk
10 feet or tho east side Of Chester avenue,
vrlfh 4 degStIt III It. feet. desrraDeh ah 4
/ .Itaqd from LILLIAN r. Muller aud Esf nNSs
band fo John II Clokey- date.i Mhe ~ ,x
I0I5 and recorded IN Iaber Y. W. 70; O. llS y
talto 3fe one of the land record books q
Anne Arundel County. improved with = siA5 3
rsaTF frame dwelling. M. 482l AoR uh0sf
rent t0 Clifson n. Rawlings
Secons--AH that lot at Laurel MI.
fronting g feet On sns eas. sss iss s. D rigist.
room frame dwelling. described ln g 1ees'
| frStH Jnhn q Sn0wHeN TO John FL Ciokey.
dated April 2srfl. 1e8A
TERMS on SALE prcaeribed by tbs
decree one third 0f the purchase money
sgY months OF ali cash az the option Of tie
uurrhaaeF; credit inatalinents TO bear in.
/ fsreaf fsYIti Ne serufed To the satisfaction ci
| the underelgned. Fuller particulars upon
application
nATTFF. RANTsAE.F. Trustee.
SO cafreFl Building,
baltimore. lid.
or Hart Butiding. Annapoiia
wiIliam IS. Mosa.
AHctt0neef.
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80 LII
40 make our own frocks? !?

|, 10 make 9llrsOWn fTocks
The presak season is an easy one
Buy one 81 these panel vests and the
bodice Ii ali made.
And the kIr Mercy, just take
two straigh braadths md there sou
are.
Make d eex inch skirt hen and
yonII need S other trimming for Il.
II you never tried dressmakiElg. try
nov On ine Densive material. You'll
save Nfty pe cent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-07-01

Il am q United States Senator
shunss Senator Frelinghuysen II >
rage. Nothing to brag about Louis
viIYe Courier Journal.
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Congress has put the ban on 6ay-
light saving. but Ii Is freely preaicted
that after July We shall hare more
moonshine. Richmond Times Dis
Dskch.
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ing them to appear before the Board
on July stli. 1919. between The hours
os 1900 and 1900 o'clock, a. Nj, At
which time they will De examined and
sworn lii.
FIRST DISTRICT
First Precinct
LLOYD OWENS, tDen) Lothian.
III. 81. GLOVER. lRepl, Galloways.
Second PrecinCt
vANORDEN +. WIER. lDe1n.l, South
] FLETCHER BULLEN, eReD.l, South
River.
SECOND DISTINCT
First Preclnct
HENRY r. BOEFTCHER, lDem.1
EmetpOrt
Nm. b LowMAN, (Rep.1. EastpOrt
second Precinct
BIRCH BEARD. (Den.l. Annapolis,
n. r., ID.
ALEX II. ANDERSON, tRep.l, Anna
polls, Fl r d,
Third Precinct
LOUIS i. DIVALL. Dem.l, Annapo
lis, n. r. d.
cHAs. a FINKBINE. tRep.,. Anna
polls.
THIRD DISTRICT
First Preclnct
JAMES vi. JENKINS. Dem Paaa-
pTTEa sfla i scnnAnn. eRep,. Ar,nl-
second Precinct
RICHARD DJVALL Dem J Anna
1. DP1'l DqllaHnAN BRreE tRep,. Anna
polls
FOURTH DISTRICT
First Precinct
IEURTIs FISHER. tnem Wood
wardyilie.
JAMES a. STEWART. tRep-). Anna
polls Junction.
second Precinct
ADDISON PUMPHREY. dem. ], Ben
field.
WM. ii. DICUs, (Repl, nfillersyilIs.
FIFTH DISTRICT
FIRST Precinct
JOHN P. @ISCHEI4. (Dern J, 5. BALTIC.
Wla. q. LHfIR, tRep l, Brooklyn.
seeoRd Precinct
GEO. d. CROMWELL, (Dem. D. Brook
lvm III
WM. ii. RHODE (Repl. Glen Burnle.
SIXTH DISTRICT
FIRST Precinct
JOHN q BOESSEL, (Dem Y. Anna
aAGPH II DAYTON. eRepo. Anna
polls.
Second Preclnct
Louis HOPKINS. DEM, !, Annapolis
wM. L. MARCY. lRep. j. Annapolis.
Third Precinet
las. III. MCKEE, (Dean. ], Annapolis,
IBENJ. G. BRITT0N. tRep,). Annapo-
lis.
Fourth Prerinct
FRANK JEWELL, iDem. j, Annapolis
]. ALBERT ELDER, lRep.l, Annapo-
lis.
/ EIGHTH DISTRICT
first Preclmct
iJOKIN PERRY. tDen.l, Nntwell
JAMES Il FLYNN, (Iaep. d. McKendree
Second Precsnet
wa. ii. HULSE. tDem. ]. Churchton
!s. KEMP DAWSON, tRepl ], Church
ton
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rO RENT

ron RENT ur1aBhed house desirable
location JIs5y 7sh 10 Oct 1st. I'd King
George ST Telephone Ggg J2ssS
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some nar men dress IN broad
cloth. Others pad their shoulders.
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Winson u Gott, solicitor
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Adiaisic CFowner
rs.
James GrowRcr
30. 70 Iosvorce.

IN the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
Ceanty
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-24

"The Anarchists will soon run the
country,' said George Markstall, arrest
ed. Anarchist doctrine is that no country
needs running" all action should be free
and unrestrained. But Reds with power
always use it.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-24

Austria's three-day period of official
might signify that it had only three-sev-
enths as much cause for alarm and dis
may as its unrepentant neighbor.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-24

Any community where everybody is
related TO everybody else and quarreling
about it affords miniature Of the Euro
pean problem.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-24

Russias Bolshevist Government con-
tinues to totter, and drive by the Siber-
ian army continues to be all that is need
ed to bring it crashing down.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-24
ENFORCE ATTENDANCE.

According to DR.. George Strayer Of Co.
lumbia University, president of the Ma
tional Association, the American school
system needs lot Of reforming. Sys-
tenn? We should have used the plural, for
Dr. Strayer declares that in the United
States there are forty-eight school systems
in use, one for each state. Some Of the
states have good methods and some have
not, and the result is that as whole the
United States conducts it's schooling in a
woefully haphazard fashion. In arguing
that unification and betterment Of school
systems are necessary in order that the
education of the masses may be accom-
plished adequately, DR.. Strayer says that
compulsory attendance has not been en-
forced IN many places, and that alone is
responsible for the fact that such large
proportion of the young men examined IN
the draft were found to be illiterate, un-
able to read or write.
Almost any kind of system will teach
child how to read and write, il he IS pos
sessed of normal faculties, if the child is
subjected to the system. The best system
in the world is worthless if it is not ap-
piled.
The conclusion we inevitably reach is
that the fact that there are forty-eight diff
ferent system in the country is not an eX-
PLANTATION of the illiteracy that was discoV-
cred among the men examined in the draft.
Many Of those systems are faulty, and
without question the very best system OBJ
tainable should be adopted by every school
in the land. Lack Of enforcemept CT the
compulsory attendance laws is at the bot
tom Of the condition.
No doubt every country and every city
in the country that has endeavored to en-
force attendance at schools has had much
the same experience that we have had
here The difficulty in securing attendance
is not among the families where the par
ents have had schooling. One Of the fac
tors in educational progress that is tinted
with serene optimism is the inclination OF
parents who have some education to have
their children receive as good or better ed
ucations than they received. The dltfl-
Guilty lies among the families where the
parents have had no schooling.
Efforts to compel the attendance OF
children whose parents are unwilling that
the children go to school is full if discour-
agements. ="
Truant officers sometimes feel that
they are humping against stone walls. But
the results obtained are worth the effort.
They are worth every possible effort. Inc
whole country should put into effect Wig
orous methods of enforcing attendance OF
children at schools.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-24

1t comes from Paris just as confident
ly now as two months ago that the Presi-
dent will be able to return week after next.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-24

The poor man can find consolation in
the fact that he can now pay his old debts
with dollars that are worth about 40 cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08
by CushinY : Stetsol ~
What Happened August z.
downright 1919, New Era Features)

1911
Germans enter Liege; ask armls'
tice TO bury dead-Montenegro de
clares war on Austria. Joins Serbs
Italy enforcing neutrality sends Ger
man fleet to sea-French army
marches TO join Belgium; invades
Alsace-- Kaiser in proclamation
hints at secret hostility TO Germany
In L. :.
New allied army landed in Gal.
lipoli-Italians capture Monte san
michele, key to Gori2ia, threaten
Trieste-German rcpulsed in the
Vosges and Argonne--On eastern
front Germans beyond Warsaw at.
tack kovno Russians retire on
whole Narew front.
1916
British repulse five assaults ON
Pozieres Ridge. dominating country
as far as Baupaume; French win on
Somme-Russia and Britain form al
lance with Persia-Austrians retire
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

The McAlester News-Capital promises to
support the Pittsburg county attorney for any
office from encouragement to u. S. SEN
ator," if he will hang about dozen profteers
and reduce the price of side meat nickel or
a dime and the cost of clothing so that man
can afford at least one new fall suit. If Carl
Monk Of McAlester, the county attorney afore-
said, can and will do all particularly the
hanging-we shall be pleased to add him to
our list of candidates for the United States
senate and to withdraw from the race in his
favor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

All of us know that the English lack sense
of humor, but it is distressing to learn that the
Irish are afflicted similarly. "Pussyfoot' John
son, well known in past years as Indian Terri
tory Nemesis of the bootlegger, says that in a
Dublin church there is a memorial window to
a lady who was noted for her philanthropes.
Her father was a rich brewer. She inherited
his wealth and gave much of it to charity. The
memorial window beRrs this inscriptions 81
was sick and ye visited me; was thirsty and
ye gave me drink"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

est date upon which they conveniently
can meet with the commission and 9TH
ers Interested to confer on the matter
of placing "set-out" sleeper ear on those
lines for service between oklahoma
City and Hugo by way of Ardmore. The
Frisco. it is understood. has agreed to
Il tryout of the service. but the Santa
E'e has not as yet agreed to comply
with the commissions informal request
for the service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

along Lemburg railroad before Rus
sians-Two German U.boats report.
ed off Maine coast-British in Egypt
chase defeated Turk Army is miles;
take 3,l4j prisoners including 20
Germans
1917
L. $. Army reformed on European
model-German General Mackensen
takes $4,000 prisoners in Roumania;
more Russian regiments mutiny-
Helfferich chosen to guide German
peace plans. IS German professors
petition government TO make no new
peace offer.
1918
Allies cross River Nes,e In force
British smash into Lys Salient; Haig
victor on smile line-Foch counting
of 5000, COO Americans for final blow
in Spring of 1917 600 American
troops from Philippines at Nladivos
tok, Russia-U-boat sinks l!ght.ship
off Cape ilatteras-Lloyd George
announces $50 U.boats sunk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08
INDIAN MEDICINE MEHI

In the Indian Tribe one finds the
Medicine Man, one versed in tbs
healing art Of roots, herbs, leaves ant
barks. In these he discovers emollients
astringents, laYatives and tonics, all Ci
which are prepared and offered to suf
ferers among the tribe. To such good
old fashioned roots and herbs Lydia i.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, the
most efficient remedy in the world for
female ills, owes its success. For forty
five years it has been restoring the
women of America to health, until it /.
now recognized as the standard remedy
adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08
TIMED ARMY FOOD NOW
READY TO SHIP FOR SALE
THROUGH PARCEL POST

Columbus, Ohio. Aug. Large guam
titles of timed food now stored in the
huge army reserve depot here will be
shipped Immediately TO 10 of the large
cities in the country for sale through
the postoffice department direct to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

We read in one of our exchanges this morn
ing that the peach growers around Cement are
letting their peaches rot on the ground We
didn't understand why until we read in an
other exchange, the Chickasha Express sew
en-column headline reading: "EXCITMENT
RUNS HIGH OVER NEW CEMENT GAS
SER" All the same, those Cementers would
better take cognizance of the well-known fact
that bird in the hand is worth two in gas
pipe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

one leg. He has been in prison since
May, 1917, and is considered a model
prisoner. His family is suffering be.
cause of his Imprisonment and he has
been paroled to permit him to care for
his wife nd children.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08
Habitual Constipation Cured
in II TO II Days

WITH PEPSIN'' is a spe
cally prepared Syrup Laxative
for Habitual Constipation. 1t relieves
promptly but should be taken regu-
larly for IA to 81 days to induce regu-
lar action. 1t Stimulates and Regu-
lates. Very Pleasant to Take. 6Oc
per bottle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08
Q The Editorial Page of The Daily Ardmoreit@ q

We are asked what has become of the Ar
buckle road which we (meaning us and some
others) built few weeks ago. The Arbuckle
road, like the star-spangled banner, is still
there. We are going to finish said road when
the mercury goes down to about 80 degrees in
the tiny tube.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

Yesterday we heard several persons remark
that it was hot day, and yet the official
weather sharp of Ardmore reports that it was
only 100 degrees in the shade at the warmest
moment of the day. Some folks never learn
how to take moderate view of the weather.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

After thinking it all over with much seri-
BUSINESS, we have arrived at the rather unsatis-
factory conclusion that if watermeons lasted
all the year around and were as cheap as they
are now in and about Ardmore, and if folks
could live on an exclusive watermelon diet and
no questions asked, the high cost Of living prob
lem would be solved
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

In an open letter to u prominent pol
itician, the opponents of woman suf
frase are calling for proof Of an alleged
statement made by public men that" the
forces of evil are lined up against the
ballot for suffrage" In answer to this
challenge the National American Suf.
trage Association submits brief sum
mary OF data which it has in fun in
its files and which, even in brief, Sug
gests the wide range of the forces OF
evn' in their work against suffrage.
In his annual speech before the
Wholesale Brewers Association, in 1914.
Neil Bonner, president, said: I'VE
need not fear the churches, the men
are voting the old tickets; We need not
fear the ministers, for the most part
they follow the men of the churches;
We need not fear the Y. VI. c. A, it
does not do aggressive work; but, gen
tlemen, we need to fear the Women's
Christian Temperance Union and the
ballot in the hands of women; there
fore, gentlemen, fight woman suffrage.
In the 1915 suffrage campaign in
New Jersey the leader of the anti
suffrage forces was James Nugent,
commonly known as Boss Nugent,
who is now running for governor of
the state on platform whose main
planks are the support of the "wets'
and the defeat of ratification of the
federal suffrage amendment.
And Ferguson of Texas
A factor in the state suffrage cam
paisn in Texas was James f.. Fergu-
son, who directed the campaign against
suffrage. Advertisements which must
have cost much money appeared over
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08
SLEEPER THROUGH ARDMORE
STILL UNDER DISCUSSION

oklahoma City. Aug. 6.-Division pas.
senger agents of the Santa Fe and F'ris.
co railways have been requested by the
state corporation commission to notify
the commission what will be the EARL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

The more we read about the democracy Of
Thomas Jefferson, the more we believe that
Jeffersonan democracy is the only kind of de
mocracy that will make the world safe for any
kind of democracy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

/ referendum on the presidential suffrage
| bill in the hope of defeating it at the
polls, were invaldated by fraud. This
decision cost antisuffragists thousands
of dollars. on these petitions We're
found fraudulent names, some of them
those Of dead people; in many cases,
names We're all written in the same
handwriting Saloon-keepers and bar.
tenders We're prominent crculators for
the anti-suffragc petitions. one active
worker was Il colored sporting man for
twenty years keeper Of notorious dive
in Omaha. Several men who could
neither read nor write testified that
they thought they We're giving their
names to the census taker when they
gave their names in for the petition.
Many thought they were signing PEE
tition to bring back beer a leading
paper of Nebraska said editorially OF
the Nebraskan victory:
Testimony was brought forward to
show that people circulating petitions
for a referendum of the suffrage law
We're guilty Of every conceivable sort
of fraud. including forgery, the listing
of dead men and the copying of names
from directories The women interest
ed in suffrage made so complete
showing up of this conspiracy, and won
so signal a victory by going to the
courts with a well prepared case that
they have probably ended for all time
this particular political crime in Ne
braska For their labors on behalf OF
clean referendum petition they de-
serve the thanks of all of the support
ers of good government in this state"
Also German-American Alliance
This is not the first nor the only
time that anti-suffragists have lined up
with questionable people in Nebraska.
In 1914. it was with the German-Amer-
lean Alliance as well as with the liquor
interests. A letter sent secretly from
the German-American Alliance three
days before the vote was taken on the
Nebraska Suffrage Amendment gave
els its reasons for opposing woman suf-
frage the fear that woman suffrage
would saddle the yoke of prohibition
on our necks." 1--WE should oppose il
with all our might" said those enemies
OF AineflcinlSin. IN these tunes When,
on account of the European war. the
press has stirred up
popular sentiment against Germany
and Germanism, II behooves us to stand
together and demonstrate to our many
envious enemies our political power"
with true German greeting-The Com |
mittee OF the Local Alliance"
The same German.American Alliance |
the Staatsverband OF Michigan, was
busy against suffrage in Detroit in
1913. More than ever the Staatsver-
band sees the necessity TO warn its /
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

A close friend of ours who paid $3.50 to
get his typewriting machine cleaned and has
found the machine altogether out of commits
sion since the cleaning, is of the opinion that
there must be profiteering or something or
other. if not something else, in the typewriter
renovator line.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

parole has been granted Joe Es-
ties. convicted in Garvin county of as
sault with intent to kill and sentenced
to serve ten years in the state peni-
tentiary. Estes is crippled, having only
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

Somebody should arise and remark that
the government, which is going to prosecute
the big five" packers, ought to send those fell
lows packing (Which by the way, is about
what the government will do.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08
The time to can those peaches is now!

The treasury department notifies us that it
has shipped us a hand-grenade savings bank as
reward for our valiant service in helping to
put over the liberty loans. Thanks; but we'd
much rather have the money the bank will
hold.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-08

Washington, d. c., is SO hot that your heels
leave their impression in the asphalt pave
nents. Maybe that is why Senator Gore has
know.