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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-02
Ell III TEXAS AVE.
S-I,, NV In He~,ra-nE

SaIUN PAT. IN .NtNIVa"Us'
Ell t,1ico lugar en- Houston. dondc los me-
xicanos sin exception. pucdcn Iasar TN ra-
10 DC placer ya sen duTantc el dta o hasta
media aochc. Una orIuesta &c p=imera ca
n g-sto 4 los par-oquiaEoS. IcncmoS ade-
mas restaurant ) camaS dc ycnta. pamos
= to,ios ci mc;or tra;o y aseauramos que cl
Cue vcnca INA vcz 10 hara SiempTc dcs-
pucs. Francisco Na;ar. Propictario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-02

APRE:.DA uSTED 10 e~scencial en- insIes.
Manie uI :nesr ! reUib:re lccciones prscti-
cas- = ;rsL-: ~CC:;Gvs. Prof. u. K. Diaz. i03
y. Flores.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. KING;

NEW YORK srpREME COURT. KINGS
Andrew Nollaro Lucia Rrancati. Angelo
Brancati Angelo Acampora Fcrdnando
.Acampora. Marianna Acampora. Camille
Acampora ana The People of the State OF
New York. .rfcndants.
TO the above med defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action; and to serve n copy
Of your answer the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons. exclusive OF the day of service a nd
In case OF your failure to appear answer
Judgment viii be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded in tho COM
p!aint
Dated New York May Is. 1919.
GEORGE w. BRISTOL.
Plaintiffs Attroney.
O. & L. u Address. 20 Broad Street.
Aanhattan New York City
dnando Acumpora, Mariana Acampora
and Camille AcaWpora
Tho foregoing summons is served upon
YOU and each Of you by publication pursuant
an order VI Mr. Justice Russell Benedict
of the Justices of the Supreme Court OF
TIN. State OF Sew York. dated the 22d day OF
May 1919 and filed with the complaint in
this action in the office Of the Clerk OF tho
County of Kings at his office in the Hall Of
Records In The Borough of Brooklyn. In the
naii County or Kings. In the State OF New
York.
Dated New York. May 81. 1919
GEORGE, W. BRISTOL.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
o. F. }. Address 30 Broad Street.
Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02

er1 BAILTlM9RE IsI|s nsTsnJs July 1~Arrived steam
chic, Phiadelpha sailed stean1eTs Tss Man- IaI
fnester On ese,n Port CBrD. Manehester; Bacoi,
Cleared: Steamers Orthia (br1. Glasgow
Capt (NOr). Gibraltar (for orders) Aagot
'N9r, 19r, :; M Bergen Hutchuca. New York
Chaco (Arg.). Buenos Ayres via SAN Juan
Clv or Colombo (Br), Calcutta Via Orsn:
caledonian c. (Br. Manchester England
san Mateo. Port Limon. { r Howard.
Philadelphia Sailed: Steamers CIV Of
dsansoon lBr). New York; city Of Mont
bUHitgny, bnitiiSyo,,s9 9aVannan' Ontario, Norfolk and
G. BRuNsWIcK. lal' syWIcK. Ga .Iury - Sailed
steamer Oranian (Br), Liverpool
CAPE HENRY, Va. july l'Wpasssa in
for 1a BALTIMORE: Steamers yanlato Maru
psspaG tJap3i cadi1; Lake Orange New York.
oaloria 81, Tampico; Knoxville. Callao Ner-
V'sF G1.a l5sHlE.}> yHo 1T TAn;wsrp- Yer ,,
CHARLEsTON July I-Arrived: Steam
erz Sreahg Bg09eh0 f64 Sa IqYGue YG{ Honduras Sew
sailed Steamers Rossia (BrD. .4ntiIie
DELAWARE BREAKWArER. July +
nIassen out; Steamers Ambon (Dutch,
phiia4elphia for Anisterdu,m, CalIsnaT =
PhiladeIphia for Newport News Ejsha.
cog9ilias, Philadelphia for Brunswick :;
w w .lI!am y Page, philadelphia for Rotter-
ii -
delphia for Houston; bark Valdivia ,CNor1 'd,.'
pIhiladelphia for Norresundby saiied ale, /:
Hhno0ner Hh,' me, r. MaI!s Brown from Pniadel-
FEEDY ISLAND, Del. July l-Passed
pHia pHMn f9r StePofFI Po1 ohos u G. Doqne Ph!adeI
deiphla for Port Arthur. Kadnor. phjla-
delphia for Erest
6. sANANNAH, s.. Ga. July l-Arrived:
Augusta, Boston Sailed STEAMERS DU. u.
NaShtTn Wsvs %nr (Br2 Liverpool Guy OF Atlanta,
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 1.-Arrived :
stea'Hqrs Mexico lMex). Progreso.
arrived ana sailed Schooner Sarah Eaton.
New York for ilastport. Sailed: Schooner
Marmel Caragol tsom Port Elizabeth.
HALIFAX, n. s. July 1-Arrived: 3oth.
steamers steamers GaraQuet lRr) Demerara Via
Goodnow, Perth Amboy: Edward w. Baird.
ern Nsw onea1 S9rE Saed on9 s9th Steainers East
Dartmouth). New Yo.k
6. JAcKs0NvILLE, JACKS July Arrived;
Steamers Texas. Port Arthur; I.enape, New
Arapahoe. New York via Charleston
Gloucester, Baltimore via Savannah
KEY WEST. July 1.-Arrived: Steamer
City OF philadelphia, Punta Rassa (and
NEW oELENNs July 1.-cleared:
Cristobal; Ceiba CHond.). Ceiba; columbia
Cuba Via Guadaloupe, Santo Domingo and
Martinique, Quemakoning Liverpool via
Bermuda; Wellesley. Belize; schooner
Maude NJ. Morey, Gulfport
PHlLApELPHIA, July 1.--Arrived
Steamers Rhode Island CBr). Glasgow;
Huelva.
PORT EADS, July l.-Arrived: Steamers
Comus, New York. Radha. Progrcso: Trux-
lilo. Tela; w. c. Teagle. TuXpam; schooner
Marion, Sailed Steamers Lake
Fossil Tampa; barts sasconia lspan.),
Passages, Spain: Georsina Nrort). Oporto !;
Mobile.
PORTLAND. Nc. July l-Arrivcd
steamer Eastern Queen. Fowey. England
Sailed: steamer Steadtaat, Navrc.
PROVIDENCE. July i.-Arrived: Steam
er Guflight, Port Arthur
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Going On To-day

Day
Free admission to the New York Geological
Park, Van Cortlandt Park Museum
Metropolitan Museum OF Art, American
Museum OF Natural History, American
Museum Of Safety and the Aquariu,n.
Me- ting Allied SILK Cooperation Hotel
PennsNlVani
Evening
Meeting, hi Borough Bridge COMMITTEES.
Masonic Te;aple of Harlem, 40 Lenox
Avenue, corner l26th Street; $50 p. IN.
ART EXHIBITIONS
Anderson Galleries-Canadian War Memo
rial Exhibition.
Church Of the Ascension Parish House. 10
West Eleventh Street; summer cxhibi
fion b. young artists.
City Club, 55 West Forty-fourth Street
summer exhibition.
metropolitan Museum; summer exhibition
OF tapestry and laces.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
BOATS AND LAUNCHES FOR SAL,

FCE aEIE~~ i,oubls dA1E storage tarXc
zzx1zs n. SG4 NcseruIs 81. Efouhlyn.
et<kk z%10.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK.-UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK, as trustee
llaintin. against MONTAGUE y. COHEN
Selm Marks deceased; CHARLES NJ
MARKS, Individually and executor and
trustee under % tho VIII OF selini Marks, de-
MARKS. FRANCES MARKS, his wife;
JOEL MARKS. IDA MARKS, his wife,
1lANNAli APPLETON. CELlA LEANY
FLORENCE WHITE. GRACE II. LIN
COIN, QUEEN VICTORIA LEAVITT
CHARLES NJ. MARKS. Ji. HATTIE
COHEN, BARROW MARKS IRENE
vine), MABEI. KASsEL. HARRY APPLE
TN, o MlhTHN >l.rHx LEAyY' G,ARLIsh E
ROBERT l. WHITE. ROBERT T. LIN
coin COR Richard Lincoln. MARGERY Y
LEANiTT' :, l.T,' noIlM I.EAVlTT; AARON
NET MARKS. HARRY p. LINCOLN, a.
jinski. JACOB WOLF, ROSA WOLF his
SUPERVISION COMPANY, THE PEOPLE
OF TUE STATE OF NEW YORK and
THE CITY OF NEW YoRK. DEFENDANTS
TO the above named defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint in this action and
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days
after the service Of this summons. ex-
elusive of the day of service and in case
OF your failure to appear answer, judg.
ment viii be taken against you by defaui,
foi the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated January %. 1919.
STEWART * SIiEARER. PLAINTIFFS At.
torneys; once and Post Onice Ad-
dress, No. 45 Wall Street, Borough OF
MAnhattan City of New York.
TO Leonora DiXon Queen Victoria
Leavitt, Charles N. Marks, Jr.. Ellersdie
Dixon, Margcry Leavitt. John Ieavitt
Aaron Leavitt Jr.. and Barnett Marks:
TIL" foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an order
OF Hon. Edward G.. Whitaker. Justice OF
the Supreme Court of the state of New
York, dated the 2Sth day o! May, 1918
and filed with tho com plaint in the ofiice
of tho Clerk of the County OF New York
at tho County Court House. In the Borough
Of Manhattan. City. County and State o;
New York.
Dated May 81, 1919
STEW ART & SlIEARER. Attorneys fol
Plaintiff; Oflice and Post Olice Ad
dress. No. 40 Wall street Borough o1
Manhattan. City of New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Other Peoples Weather

Other Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON. July 1-Relative,v hich
AIR pressure covers the great central valleys
and the East and South states, and there is
a deficit in the air pressure in the Rocky
Mountain and plateau regions and the Pa
eitic states. This pressure distribution has
been attended by fair weather except in the
Gull states and locally in the Rocky Noun
tain regions. where there were showers. It
has also been attended by a general rise in
temperature in the Northern states from the
Rocky Mountains east, to and including the
middle Atlantic and New England states.
ana over this area temperatures are now con-
slderably above the seasonal normal Rela-
lively cool weather prevails throughout the
Southern states and during Tuesday morn
ing the lowest temperatures of record we're
reported from Raleigh and Wilmington. N. C.
The outlook is for fair weather Wednesday
and Thursday in the states east of the Mis-
sisslppi River, although local thunder sho"-
crs are probable in Florida Warm weather
will prevail over the North and Middle states
east Of the Mississippi River during the next
thirty eight hours.
Forecasts for Special Districts-Eastern
New York Southern New England Eastern
Pennsylvania. Delaware and New Jersey, fair
and warm to-day and tomorrow.
Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York, fair and warm to-day and tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Clothing
MEMS HIGH GRADE SUITS

rnaac ~ nigh clavs custom ta.iors
r:XCEigIDEAL VALUES At $40 nnd s35
envs "rry-Ou Jruubics"
4 h B CLOTHES sUOr
IL W~r 15d st, opDosite ticAlpln.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Diamonds
Furniture

HIGHEST prices paid for furniture. antioues
pianos. brlc-a -brac. books. art. etc. GABAI
IS University Place. Phone Stuyvesant Z377.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Detective Agencies.

4 A. WILKINSON Detective Agency.
Established lSs3; Quick results, all cases,
'''ale and female operatives, open evening &
Suite s05, ITO West 3fth. Tel Greeley 4503.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02

Highest, IS degrees (at 3 80 p. n.y. low
est' oS lat a. M average. 73 average
same date last year. 60: average same date
for thirtythrce years. IL
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting l.ails close at the General
and City Hall 'ostoiiice stations New York.
at y. IN. .oIlOHs
Tahiti. Marquosas; Cook Isla nds, New
Zcalaird and specl"liy addressed mall for
ship Manoa. July ;.
Hawaii. Via san rancsco. per steam
ship Moana. July 3.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
Now Zealand, Via san Francisco. per steam
ship Sonoma. July :.
Japan. Corea China, Siam. Cochin Chin.
ana Ncth"rlards East Indies Especially
afi'i''s'cd rnly). VIA Seattle. per steamship
Africa Maru. July 4.
japan. Coica. China. Siam. Cochin China.
NetherIands, East Indies and Philippine
Islands Via Ntncouver and Victoria. B. c..
per steamship Empress of Asia. July B.
Japan, Corea, China. Siam. Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies. Via
Seattle. per steamship Kashma Maru,
July Z.
Fijl Islands, New Zealand and Australia,
Via NuncouVor and Victoria. B. C., per
steamship Niagara July g.
Japnr Corca, China. Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies. via San
Francisco. per steamship NunlSing, July II.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
'Orcign Ports

-. ANTWERP, June 26-sailed Steamer
arrived: Steamer Lord Byron (i5r), New
York.
BILBAO. June 2s.-sailed: Steamer NJ.
Arnus (SpanD, New York
BARBADOS June 29.-Sailcd: Steamers
Jekyl Nrom New York Via St Tholnas),
santos, Melderskin (Nor). Baltimore.
Nanseinond. Norfolk.
DARTMOUTH, juno 20-sSailed steam
er Ponnyworth N'r) Hampton Roads
FALMOUTH. June 30.--ArtlVcd: Steam
CT 1Iornles O3rD, Ph!lade1pha
FASTNET, juno 3o.-passcl: steamers
MAJ lands ti5r). Newport News for Man
chester; Thistlemore (Br), Baltimore for
Liverpool
GIBKALTAR, June 27.-rassed: Steam
ers clan Murray CHrD. Madras via CO.
lolnbo Tor New York; 2sth. Nanerio iRr),
british Beacon O}r). rhiladelphia for
NeXandria, sudbury, Norfolk Via Rio de
Jan.iro.
IAvRE, June 2G-Arrived: Steamer
Portuguese Prince N'r). New York.
HO<G KONG, juno 25-Arrivcd Steam
er China, San Francisco via Shanghai.
HULL, June 2S.-Sailed: Steamers City
of Melbourne OsrD, Sew York, 29th, Sia-
,ncsc Prince D|r.), New York; Hambeton
Range aobr9. Mont'en, e...-
WESTERN sea, NorloliI for Liverpool.
KOHI;. June 25.--ArriVed: Steamer
Nowick Hall, New York via San Fran
LAS PALMAs. Juno 2s.-ArrIved:
Steamer Calaln, Santos
LEGHORN June 23.-Arrived: Steamer
Masca. NorloiN.
Steamer Winifrcdian lBrD. boston
LIZARD. June ao-rassed Steamer
Mennqicr (BcIg). New York for Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
BEAUTY SHOPS

THE NECK BEAUTIFUL. Your neck locks
old,not your face. Don't black velvet
Dahd use Harvey ) Neck Whitener. "Whitens
and Tightens" ST Jar Haryey's s73 9Th Ave
Also al b. Altman's & Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02

WE WILL TEACH
YOU A
PROFESSION
THAT PAYS
$4,000 THE FIRST YEAR
and we will pay you
s2oo per week while learning
Apply Week Days
MANHATTAN
SO WEST HOUSTON sT.--s a. m to 8 .. IN
BRONX
<t3 EAST TRUMCNT Av.--12 m to p. m
BROOKLYN
81 WlLIOUGHBY ST-a a. m 70 s o m
1885 BROADW AY--12 m to D. m
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
PARK ROW
PLACEMENT BCREAl [
3 PARK ROW
lnterxleN,s y. ana ~

orr list OF POSITIONS TO BE FILLED
.,neraces calls :or STENOGRAPiiERS. TYp-
IT'S pICTAPHONE. ELLIOTT FISHER
AND ELLIS ADDING MACHINE OPERAT-
ORS BOOkKEEPERS, CLERKS FILE
ERKS and OFFICE ASSISTANTS.
The time - opportune for young women
II good education and business ability who
nave had from to five years experience
20 make connection with the largest and
nest concerns in the city al good salaries
also for inexperienced girls WHO have had
lie foundaiton4l education to equip then,
.or business.
DISCOUNT OF FIFTY PER CENT
WILL BE ALLOWED on ALI. TERMA-
NENT PLACEMENTS MADE BETWEEN
rHE FIRST AND FIFTEENTH or JULY.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NEW SOUTH WALES INFORMATIOE
BI REAC l49 Broadway. New York City.
will be pleased to send Government bulletins
or answer Inquiries regarding opportunities
FOR farming. stock raising and fruit growing
In New South Wales, Australia
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
J une l 1

Zaual!o Baltimore ....June 30
Surname. X inrstnn
nonanche ........ Charleston ......- -
Hotham Newton. Liverpool ..... June / 4
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
BUSINESS CARDS
Clothing

A..A-Am ;-.c badly IN nsea oI GENTLE
49, NAYS plscA cAR3ED .. .sLorHlNCi, com
coats, Tuxedos pants. trunks, bags. Phono
Or write for courteous representative
& G. CLOTHING CO. SIS 7th ave. corner
Slso. Telephone Tarragut SO
WE BUY gentlemens discarded cloth.
ing, business suits. overcoats, fur lined
coats. full dress. I'uxedoe pants shoes o.
every description; positively pay more than
o;hers Call, write or phone MEYER HORO.
WlTZ. i4s 7fh ave Greeley 142L
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
WOMEN'S APPAREL FOR SALE

MANUFACTCRER viii close out balanc
OF stock OF silk georgette taffeta or wasl
dresses below Wholesale prices. 43 w. 24tl
st. sth floor.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
W Gather Report

sun rises. 5 :2S a m. Sun sets :31 n.m
Moon rises ~ 80 am. Moon sets. IL :22 pm
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
iRNlSHED ROOMS


DI-S SiIABLE room. top floor of elevator
apartln' mt. Convenient, neig hbOrhoOd
Apt Al, 900 Vest 95th ST.
9TH ST, 90 WEST.--Furnished room and
path IN handsome private apartlncnt
Only ladies. References required Apt. 7-(
eSTl! ST, 100 WEsT-Cool, neat room
gentlemen; reasonable; telephone Miss
McDonough b.
slST ST. &c W-Ncely furnished single
and double rooms. electric light. telephone ;
all conN nienc-s
94TN 't06 West End av).--Snall front
room bar phone, private house break
fast If desired. French Spanish and English
spoken
losTli ST. 'l5 WEST Single room, newly
dec"ratcl Cor business men and women.
Few steps from elevator. iIlcct tric!ty. ecA
Nator, use Of kitchen. Apt. q.
l41ST ST, 81 w. Corner broadway =
Small newly furnished room IN refined
private family running water; all conven-
lences. references phone Audubon 345l,
Apartment 60.
SIS WEST END AV.-Rooms. s. to sl2
phone Riverside 1909.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Columbia Records

30 ooo a,eet Columbia Records 10 and II
inches must he sacrificed this week 800
machines. 100 900 motor parts, all make
machines. very cheap. 1000 10 and l2-inch
turntables twenty cents each. Paris Phono-
graph Co, -53 BoWery.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
500 to $4,000 A YEAR
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

E+GJ%EtE or hupt. apartments. coUipc
tert. i.igfiy recommended. II. Sauer, -
Htarbie 1874. Kingsbridge CITY IcL Isl
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Classified Advertisements
HELP WANTED FEMALE

DEMONSTRATIONS for dye soap: permanent
- position. good salary. CaN ali morning
Koom 52i. GIL broadway
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Garden City, Long Island
PENNSYLVANIA
GREEN POND. N. J.

Green Fond Hotel. Green Pond. n J. Elev
luhu IT. TG1nis. Canoeing Fishing. Ex.
elusive clieneslc. Booklet
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
GIRLS

WANTED In the office o-
large corporation number
OF clerks between the ages
or Ii and &c. Experience Un-
necessary. Some high school
training desirable, but not es-
scDtial.
Hours to s. Saturday
half~holIday throughout tho
year.
Salary $1,000 per week to
start.
II you desire position 18th
future. write. stating age.
educatlon. etc. to Boz r is,
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02

fetal record shows temperatures dnring tbe
last twcntyfour hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date of last vear.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02

1Ocni FOrec4st-Fair and warmer to-day
ana to-morro"; gontle variable winds
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS
AMERICAN PORTS

Montoso. Argentina .12:0oM.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02

WANTED. .-Stenographe one with expert
ehce, Apply. The Terry g. Tench Co.
Inc Room o7l7, Grand central Terminal
WAITRESS FOR HIGH CLASS TEA ROOM
PICCADlLLf TEA ROOM. 40 W 72D ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

SiMP!.!tN 1913, good condition. special
built, very sporty racer body. leather vic
tora top, Westinghouse shock absorbers
must sell at ,roe Tor cash only. trade.
500. Excelsior Garage, 1916 hudson Boulc-
ward, West Aohoton, ~ j. Tel. 1851 Union.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Acknowledgements
Furniture

AusCiI'rElY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
for uscI furniture ana household goods.
J Ffauhol $50 ". 207th st Phone 23l3
-. >icholas.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Patents

PATENTS
over - years practice. AT t.rnrnunicA.
IONA s,r,ctiy confidential. handbook on
unf.ntz free on rspucp.. special facilities
Tor onicc consultations. Mum 81 Co.
pat.nt a.turncys. Gil Wooiworth Buildlng.
.Nv YORK
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-20

following the county and state fair
dates.
These men are owners of their own
cars and are not in any combine.
This fact guarantees that the racing
is genuine as they depend entirely on
their winnings on the track for their
revenue.
Mr.. Rice also asserts that since the
work done last spring on the local track.
it is the best one-half mile track in the
state and that he fully expects to see
number of southwestern speed records
broken in the meet next August Sth and
9Th.
The event will be extensively adver-
tisod and it is expected that several
thousand people will be attracted to Ard.
more on these two days from the south
central section Of Oklahoma
People living in the south-central
group of counties are looking toward
Ardmore for entertainment of this char.
acter and 1t is the determination of the
Chamber Of Commerce and those who
will assist in perfecting this program
that this entertainment and race meet
shall be worthy Of the city
Local business interested will be asked
to subscribe q cash bonus by way of
financing the event.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-20
Copyright 1919. New Era Tcaturc)
What Happened July 10.

done more than we expected
Dcnmau Of T.. $. shipping Board
declares Allies losing 100000 ship
ping tons pcr' month; last Allied
shipping losses concealed; L. 5.
Navy urged to act Germany
officially reports 4,GS9,S53 war cas-
uultics to date Reichstag'
passes. peace resolutions.
1913
Allied drive nets 1900 prisoners,
$50 guns; French and Americans
forge ahead below SCISSORS; German
rushing mp reserves to save vital
plateau Americans drive in
wedge, take 50 guns in one fight
T.. $. cruiser Santiago sunk
off Fire Island, y. y, men and of
ficprs saved # ~ Russia facing
calamity; L. $. still uncertain ON
policy Troop ship Carpathia
sunk Off Irish Coast; Of crew
killed e. # "Lightlcss nights" again
ordered to save coal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-20

governor for the action taken i'm de-
manding an investigation and repara
ton Of the CorreI case. John w, Cor
reu was killed, his wife abused and
their son barely escaped death at the
hands Of Mexican bcndits near Tam
pico.
G. r. johnson of Antlcrs, Pushma-
taha county member of the house of
representatives in the Seventh legisla-
turc, transacted business with state
departments this week.
Miss Effe Corbin of the clerical
force in the adjutant-gcnorars depart
ment is spending her vacation at Cln-
ton.
The Oklahoma Railway Co, opcrat-
ing the street car system in Oklahoma
city, made application some time ago
TO discontinue service ON the McNabb
Park line and tear up the track May
on Walton and city officials have not
only filed protest with the state cor
poratOn commission but also filed a
petition asking that the company be
required to extend the line to North
east Lake, about two miles from the
present terminus of the line.
The state corporation commission has
set the ease against the Magnolia Pet.
roleum Co, ON relation of Attorney
General Freezing, for hearing October
!. The matter, which involves the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-20

The St. Helena Observer, the only news
paper published on the island of St Helena,
enthusiastically seconds the motion to send
Germany's former kaiser thither. It has been
almost centuy since st. Helena had dis
tinguished undesirable citizen of the world as
an enforced resident, and the local weekly pa
per IS Just pining for something that will give
It excuse for scare-heads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-20
Annfher Soldier Unme

II. II. Hammond son of Mr. and Mrs
II. Ifamond of this city, has received his
discharge from the United States army
and has returned home
He was a member Of the 9th Artillery
Division and was in France and Ger
many
After the signing of the armistice he
suffered "a badly broken arm in a motor
truck accident and was in a hospital in
Germany and was Mater detained in a
hospital in this country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-20
UNDER THE IMAGINARY
STATE HOUSE DOME
By CHARLES II. ADAMS
Staff Correspondent

Representative Harry NIt4Stl VI
Enid WAS a statchousc visitor yrster
day.
", y 1v,r,co. or I,a,ls Valley. state
,o,,to. from, c,,.,.i, and cleveland
oo,,ut,. o,rr.d ,t tbo ovacutive depart.
nont r..r.r.r,,. arra,noon
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BUSINESS WIN III. s''''e ''I'''i '''''''''' '''
George r. CI'rN ana de w. N1SSeI'
members oil 'h' 5l.'l' n""fu ol ''' .''.IF'
ana o. '. i'"77'.', v''''' '''' N vi I we
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Ned Loohe}' Io'ih'''N mayor VI i7'''
mineo, now member oI an pN''"o''''
'i'l I"" 'l''l anna '''' '.
county. was 20 s.'tohousr business Wis
itor yesterday afternoon.
''iIt wv .''"-r... 90 i'' ''''
house Of representatives from Comanche
county i'm the seventh legislatures was
at the capital yesterday ON business
orand.
r. IT. Wilson, state superintendent or
public instruction. expects to mako an
inspection of the schools Of the state in
the near future.
y. l.. Massey Of AuadarEo was capt.
tol visitor yesterday
!
commission have about decided to with
hold their decision as to the tempcra
mre figures TO br written into tn" dlS-
of fnspectors can be examined, TO deter
miuo eauitable grading of gasoline.
Rulos for the inspection of gasoline and
l,nrosine were sent ont n few days ago
with the understanding that tcmDera-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-20

P. NJ. G. Burleson has made arplane route
postage two cents, same as the old-style letter,
but the action comes too late to make the P
N. G. popular Besides, who cares a two-cent
stamp about the high price Of high-flying post
age. ANYHOW?