davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
ZAVONDALE.

Jrutro w niedziele, dnia 18 b. m.
Bractwo ,Dzieci Marry" dale
diva przedstawienia W sail OBJ.
Warszynskiego, rog Wolfram i
Central Park ave-, W Avondale
pierwsze przedstawienie dla die
ci o godz. $50 po poiudniu, dru-
gle o godz. 7:3o wieczorem ola
wszystkich. Wystawione zostana
dwie piekne rzeczy .Krzyz z
krwawa plama", dramat W 5-ciu
aktach, osnuty ma tie wypadkow
niedawno minionej wojny swia-
towel, oraz arcy wesoia komedyj
ka W jednym akcie p. t. .Cztery
Ireny". Obie sztuki przygotowa-
ne doskonale spodziewamy sic
przeto, IL Polonia avondalska
licznie sig zgromadzi i poprze eel
dobry. Caiy dochod z ~przedsta-
vienna przeznaczony jest ma no
VIC budujacy sic kosci6i W para
iii sw. Jacka W Avondale. Bilety
w~czesniej naby6 mozna ma pie
banii i u czlonkin Bractwa, oraz
PREY kasie W dzien przedstawie-
mia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
Bacznosc Spiewacy!

Niniejszem zawiadamiamy, il
wspolna lekcya chorow naleza-
cych do Okregu I. Wv. Spiewa--
kow odbedzie sic W niedziele, d.
1890 maja, o godz. lei popoiud-
niu punktualnie W pawilonie par
ku Pulaskiego. - PunktualnoSc
wszystkich spiewak6w jest ko--
nieczna. Jeszcze raz prosimy
wszystkie chory o liczne stawie-
nie sic, azebysmy byli nalezycie
przygotowani ma manifestacye do
pomnika Kosciuszki d. 1go czer-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
INNE TELEGRAMY
KRAJOWE.

Washington, 10 maja. w
odpowiedzi ma wiadomosc opubli
kowana niedawno, jakoby gen.
z. H. Crowder wyjechal do Kuby
celem unikniecia krytyki wsku-
tex nieporozumienia W departa-
mencie wojny - ma temat ME-
sprawiedliwoSci sadow wojen
uych. sekretarz wojny Baker o.
swiadczyi, re oskarzenic to jest
nieuzasadnione i niesprawiedli-
we. WiadomoSc ia giosiia. re je-
zeli gen. Crowder powroci do
kraju. to ME bedzie wiecej zajmo
wal urzedu generalnego sedziego
W departamencie wojny.
Washington, II maja. - Chin
ska gielda z Chicago zawiadomi-
Ia Department piracy o TEN, re
unijni kelnerzy w Cleveland sta
raia sic W miejsce kelner6w chin
skich, W jadalniach, prowadzo--
nych przez Chihczykow, wprowa
die robotnikow bialych i re roz-
poczeli juz pikietowanie niekto--
rych restauracyI. Department
piracy wyznaczyl 4. L. Faulkne-
"a do przeprewadzenia W tel
sprawie sledztwa.
Nowy York. II maja. - Jeden
orzech ~kokosowy stall sic powo-
dem bojki pomiedzy poiicya h
marynarzami, ora aresztowansa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
OBCH6D MAJOWY.

w niedziele, dnia 1890 maja,
rb., odbedzie sic Obchod Konsty-
tucyi 3go Maja W sail Pulaskie-
60. Obchod rozpocznie sic jak
zwykle o godzinie 9mej wieczo-
rem. Program tego obchodu jest
doborowy; sk,adac sic bedzie z
NOW, deklamacyi i spiewu. Jest
to jedyny obchod w tel dzielnicy
i ola tego wszyscy Rodacy i Ro-
daczki powinni wziac liczny u
dzial w tym obchodzie. Wstep
wolny ola wszystkich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

trzech mezczyzn. Wediug zezna-
MIA policyi, marynarz, przecho-
dzac utica stanal PREY sklepie O.
wocowym i wzial jeden orzech
kokosowy, Kiedy wiasciciel skle-
piku zaczai upominac sic o pie
Made, inni marynarze, w liczbie
kilkudziesieciu, wtargneli do wne
trza i poczeli wszystko rozrzucac.
Policya aresztowala dw6ch matt
kow. Tymczasem przyjaciele ich
poczeli zwolywac innych matt
do wnetrza policyjnego budynku
i W liczbie stu przebili sic
i zazadali wydania i'm uwiezio-
nych. Policya zawezwaia rczerwy
PREY pomocy ktorej rozpros,ono
atakujacych.
Washington, II maja. - De-
parliament skarbu powiadamia,
re W kilku nastepnych dniach be-
die mozna otrzymac procent cd
da, do calego narodr APPEL, aby
bond6w drugiej pozyczki, Pro-
cent ten wynosi ogo4em $4,000,
900. Sekretarz skarbu Glass wy
| procentow zlozono W znaczki o.
szczednosciowe.
Bridgeport, Mass, II maja. -
Goscie zajmujacy przednie poko-
ie w hotelu Astor mieli niemalo
kIopotu z ubieraniem sic i my
ciem. Gala przednia Geese hoteiu
staia poza linia przeznaczona
przez miasto, celem r~ozszerzenia
ul. John. Poniewaz w}aSciciele no
telu ME mieli czasu. czy tez nH
chcieli uczynic zadosc rozkazowl
rady miejskiej, miasto przywola-
10 swych robtnikow i natych-
miast rozpoczeto prace mad bu-
rzeniem przedniej czesci budyn-
ku, gdy ieszcze niektorzy goscie
spoczywali w lozkach. W}aScicie-
lie hotelu tymczasem wywiesili
tablice z napisem: ,,1nteres idzie
jak zwykle."
Fall River, Mass, II marca. -
kow w caiej Ameryce, zazadasa
cd wlaScicieli fabryk tkackich,
Unia tkaczy majsca 500 900 czson
podwyzki o pietnascie procent.
Zawiadomienie o tym zadaniu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

80.
przyjecie apropryacyjnych blow,
jakich ma %poprzedniej sesyi ME
zdolano uchwalic, naprawil jej
biedy.
Pismo ME zajmuje sic sprawl
mi pokoju i pan Wilson wyraza
W MEM przekonanie, re senat po-
wstrzyma sic cd dyskusyi mad
traktatem pokojowym, az do CA
su, kiedy on sam do Stanow lie
dnoczonych powroci, CO spodzie-
wane jest ME pozniej jak w pier
wszym tygodniu czerwca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
PAPIEZ WSTAWIA SIZE "a
NIEMCAMI.

Rzym, II maja. - w wykona.
niu prosb caiego niemieckiego e.
piskopatu katolickiego, Ojciec
sw. Benedykt poczynii kroki, ce.
lem p~orozumienia sic z przewod.
niczacym jednej z najwazniej--
szych delegacyi p~oKojowych, axe
by, o lie to mozliwe, uzyskac mo,
dyfikacye warunk6w pokojowych
ma korzyst Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
ALLIANCE ME ZMIENIA


Londyn. II maja. - Earl Cur
ION z Kedleston, crzedstawiciel
rzadu W Izbie lordow, wyrazii
sic, re jezeli Niemcy odrnowia
podpisania traktatu pokojowego,
Alianci So przygotowani ma wszel
ka ewentualnosG i re ME zgodza
sic ma zadna zasadnicza zmiane W
postanowieniach traktatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

SPOR WLOSKO E
~ZAKONCZONY.

Paryz, II maja. - Wiochy
zrzekiy sic ma korzysc Grecyi
swoich ~pretensyi do wysp Dode-
canese blisko wybrzeza Maiej
Azyi, kfadac w ten sposob ko-
nice jednej z bardzo powaznych
kontrowersyi ma konferencyi po-
kojowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
Z. P. X. E.
Vice Miedzynarodowy.

I programem muzyczno-wokal
nym urzadzony przez polski Klub
Esperanto, odbedzie sic w ME
dziele, 1890 bm., W sail Walsha.
rob Noble i Emma ulic. Przema-
wiat beda o sytuacyi obecnej INA
nj MONEY!. Upraszamy wszy'
stkich o jak najliczniejszy wspoi,
udzia}. Poczatek O godzinie $50
popo}udniu.
Komitet Pol. Koia Esperan-
tystow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

wydai prezydent uni J. Golden.
Tkacze zadaja, ably podwyzke ts
zaprowadzono Cd dnia 20 mata
ably ia podpisano do lgo kwietnia
1920. Rozkaz o wniesienie tego
zadania otrzymaly wszystkie To-
kalne unie, polaczone z organiza-
eva tkaczy. Zawiadomiono o niej
takze Narodowe Stowarzyszenie
Przemysiowcow Baweinianych.
Nowy York, II maja. - Sto-
warzyszenie handlarzy towarami
blawatnymi o%trzymalo. zawiado--
mienie Cd w{adz podatkowych T.
Waszyngtonu, re gorsety DAM
skie zaliczane bye maja do pred
miotow zbytku i jake takie maja
podpadac odpowiedniemu opodat
kowaniu. To samo dotyczyzy u
bioru noszonego pod wierzchniem
.ubraniem.
Pittsburgh, II maja. - Zawo-
dowi szulerzy ME zapomnieli
sztuki ,ykamuflazu" .woiennego.
Poza siatka pieknych kwiatow:
rozwijajacych sic lilii, roz i tuli-
panow, policya znalazla miejsce,
gdzie szulerzy W najlepsze ogry-
wall siebie i swe ofiary. Ola ME
wtajemniczeonego, miejsce to wy
glada}o ma bardzo dobrze prowa-
dzony skicp z kwiatami.
Ponta Delgado, II maja. -
Lotnicy amerykahscy, kt6rzy
wczoraj wiecz6r opuscili Nova
Funlandye W drodze do wysp A.
zorskich, przebyli jui dwie TREE
Gle p%rzestrzeni morskiej, dziela-
cej Ameryke cd wysp Azorskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
AUSTRIA MA ZAPLACIC 8


Paryz, II maja. - Traktat po-
kojowy z Austrya nakiada ma MIA
obowiazek wyp4aty odszkodowa-
MIA wojennego w kwoeie S mi
liardow marek w ziocie ($1,250,
o 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
KROTKIE re
STOLICY KRAJU.

Washington, II maja: - De-
parliament piracy d~owiaduje sic,
re emigracya obconarodowcow z
Ameryki, bedzie bardzo wielka, i
BE wszyscy, ktorzy z~amierzaja wy
iezdzac do Europy, czekaja tylko
ma odpowiednia chwile, gdy gra-
nice zostana otwarte i transport
tacya odpowiednia, ably opuSci6
Ameryke.
- Wydzial spraw wojskowyeh
Senatu ma zaraz po zebraniu sic
KongreSu r~ozpoczac inwesryga-
eve w sprawie olbrzymich strat
W szeregach wojsk ameryHah-
skich W dzieh podpisu warunkow
rozjemczych. Senatorzy dowie-
dzieli sic, re najwieksze straty,
jake Ameryka poniosla W tel woj
ME, przypadaiy ma dzien zaprze-
stania walk - a nawet, juz pc
podpisaniu rozejmu. zoinierze
mieli wowczas SLIME PROFESSIONAL
przeciw zajmowaniu pozycyi stra
t~egicznych, oSwiadczaja, re do
bitwy ME p~rzyidzie a gdy przy-
szli Niemcy zasypali lch gradem
kul co ich tax rozgniewaio, re ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

liantow "a ich niedotrzymanie o.
bictnic odnosnie do blokadv.
GABINETU
~ w CHINACH.
Pary1, II. maja. - Cabinet
chifiski podal swoja rezygnacye.
ktorej jednak prezydent ME przy-
jal. Donosi o tenn telegram z Pc
kinu do konferencyi pokojowej.
Powodem rezygnacyi So PREY
puszczalnie postanowienia trak--
tatu p~okojowego sprawie
Szantung i lKiau Czau.
Konferencya pokojowa W
Shanghai pomiedzy reprezentan-
tami polnocnych i poiudniowych
Chin zostala zerwana - dodaje
telegram.
WILSON KABLUJE SWE o.
REDZ1E.
Paryz, II. maja. - Prezydent
Wilson oddal do zakablowania
swoje oredzie do kongresu. kto-
re zostaniej odczytane w ponie-
dziasek, gdy zbierze sic on ma Sc
sye. Oredzie to urguje przede-
wszystkiem kongres, ably zabrai
sic do gorliwej piracy i przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
POzYCZA w.
z
MILION0W

Washington, IL maja. - De-
parliament Skarbu powiadamia,
&c uzyczono W ostatnich czasach
w. Brytanii pozyczki osmdziesis
ciu milionow dolarow. Ogolna su
ma pieniedzy, wypozyczona w.
Brytanii przez Ameryke wynosi
81 ,316,oO0,0OO Udzielono takze
pozyczki Belgii w sumie $500,
600, ktora wraz z poprzedniemi
po1yczkami, uzyczonemi przez
Ameryke. wynosi $40, 5000,
Ogolna suma pieniedzy wypozy-
czonych przez Ameryke Allan
tom, wynosi S9,3T0,219,OOo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

wca, jakotez ma koncert Okregu
Igo, ktory sic odbedzie dnia Sgo
cZerWca.
R. J. Goszczynski, PREF,
J. N. Baranowski, sekr.,
B. ]. Zalewski, dyrygent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

Prswis naady DolSti sgsnt reah
loBciowy ogiasza sic " DZ1ENN1KU
GI1CAGQsKM DO nfe1sdnokrotnh
ursekonai sie. g tn nAilSp1oj mn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
TELEGRAMY kRAJ0WE

Dokonczenie re strongly ~l-szej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
TeIegTamy %zagraniczne.

Dokonczenie re strolncy l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
BIGGEST BASEBALL DEAL.
INVOLVES $4,000 FOR
SALE OF THREE PLAYERS

Boston, July 3l.-The trade by which
Carl Mays, pitcher of the Boston Amer.
leans, was transferred TO the New York
Americans took rank today among the
biggest transactions financially in the
history OF baseball. An official of the
Red Sox stated that the Boston club
had received $4,000 in cash for Mays.
in addition to Pitchers Allan Russell
and Robert McGraw and third player
TO be chosen later. An estimate placed
the trading value of the three players
in excess OF $4,000.
1t was understood that Derrill Pratt.
second baseman of the New York team,
was the most likely choice OF the Bos.
ton club among the six players avail
able. With this choice exercised, the
Red Sox management is expected to
conclude deal now pending which has
as its object the acquisition by Boston
Of Scott Perry. pitcher of the Philadel.
phia athletics. Boston probably will
offer Pratt and another player, with
$4,000 for Perry. it is said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
BIC CROP OF BIGGER
WATERMEL0NS BRINGS
THE BIGGEST PRICES

Homegrown watermelons have been
on the market here for several weeks
and are bringing growers a handsome
revenue.
Notwithstanding the immense crop,
melons continue to command high
price at local stores and markets.
Most Of the melons are grown east
and southeast OF the city. Land in these
localities is especially adapted to them
and the flavor and size canot be sur.
passed anywhere.
All melons grown in Carter county
find a ready market in Ardmore, none
are whipped, but some growers are
agitating the question of increasing the
acreage and shipping to northern mar
kets another year
Local raised melons surpass in size
and flavor those grown further south
and, according TO those who raise them,
there should be no reason why they
would not command top prices In for.
eign markets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
CHURCH AND SCHOOL NOT
TO BE FAVORED IN GAS
CHARGES AT PAWHUSKA

Oklahoma City, July 31-If because
churches and schools are furnished
free gas it becomes necessary for the
distributing company to increase its
charges to the general public, this
discrimination works a hardship upon
the aggregate of consumers and
unfair, according to an order given
by the state corporation commission
by which the Pawhuska Gas Company
Is permitted to readjust its rates. The
Ministerial Alliance and Board of Edu-
cation were protestors when the com
pany announced that it would seek to
advance rates and that schools and
churches would be required to pay the
same as the general public.
The corporation commissions order
permits the following charges by the
Pawhuska company:
First 100000 cubic feet, twenty five
cents net.
Next 100000 cubic feet, twenty two
and one-half cents net.
--ext 100. 900 cubic feet. twenty cents |
net.
All in excess Of 800 900 cubic feet a |
eighteen cents net.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
STORY OF STONE-THROWING
AT THE GERMAN ENJOYS IN
PARIS Is NOT SUPPORTED

Paris. July 31.-The Judge advocate
attached to the second permanent court
martial who investigated the incident
connected with the departure Of the
Germans from Versailles, finds that
there is no case
1t has been established that the Ger
mans aroused the protests Of the crowd
by sticking out their tongues at the
spectators and shouting 'Hochsr' and
the charges that stones were thrown
rest upon the unsupported testimony of
DR.. Theodore Melchior. one Of the Ger.
man financial delegates to the peace
and Frau Greta Dorlblush,
one Of the secretaries to the delegation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
Sergt. Jesse Taylor at Home

Sergt. Jesse Taylor. Company K.
357th Infantry. goth Division reached
home Wednesday morning from over
seas service. Sergeant Taylor is a
son Of J. T. Taylor. 1103 A street,
northwest.
He was a baker in the company and
made such a splendid record that he
has been offered a good position by
the government.
Previous to entering the service.
Mr.. Taylor was baker at Solomon's
Bakery, in which capacity he served
six years.
He says that he thinks he likes Ard
more well enough to remain here for
while at least
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
STOCK BREEDERS OF
CARTER COUNTY WILL
MEET AUGUST SECOND

President j. Robert Gillian of the
Carter County Livestock Association
has called a meeting OF all who are
interested in better cattle to assemble
at the Chamber Of Commerce Saturday.
at o'clock. for the purpose Of taking
action on several matters pertaining
to the cattle industry.
One OF the prime questions to be
discussed will be that Of importation Of
better beef cattle for distribution among
the farmers OF Carter county, thereby
facilitating the elimination Of the scrub
and gradually converting breeders to
the knowledge that the best in cattle Is
none too good and that no one is so
poor in purse but he may own few
good, well.bred cattle as a starter.
When once started, this industry will
grow Of its own momentum.
Mr.. Gillian has several herds Of
white-face. shorthorn beef cattle on his
various ranches. and has demonstrated
that it pays to raise the best.
It costs no more, he says. to raise 4
than it does to raise a
scrub and the scrub at best is but
poor excuse for a marketable animal.
Mort Woods, who operates the Prim.
rose dairy, is another enthusiastic
raiser of fancy cattle. His being a |
dairy herd. he runs to Guernseys and |
he has some prize winning animals at
his barns.
Mr.. Gillian extends an invitation to
everyone interested in the cattle bust.
ness to be present at this meeting,
whittier they own large herds or only a
few head, as there will be something
10 their interest under discussion and
plans formulated whereby the imme-
Hate importation Of pure breds will be.
gin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
MAN CHARGED WITH
STATUTORY OFFENSE
RETURNED TO JAIL

George Folsom, who was arrested
near Writ last April and given a pre-
liminary hearing in county court for a
statutory offense committed upon the
person Of one Opal Ferguson, and who
was released on bond after the trial,
is again in the county Jail to await
further action of the county court.
Deputy Sheriff VIII Ward returned
from jefferson county with Folsom
Wednesday afternoon, where he al
1eges the defendant was on the scout,
but through information furnished by
officers of that county he was located
and will be held in jail to answer to the
charges as soon as the court can get to
his case
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
SNEED LANDS
AT NEWPORT NEWS; EXPECTED
IN ARDMORE IN FEW DAYS

Lieut.. L. V. Sneed, of Sneed Brothers
Furniture Company. has landed in
Newport News. Va. from overseas
service. and is expected to reach Ard.
more within a few days.
Lieutenant Sneed is an expert dra-
perry man and was connected with the
store at Ardmore before entering the
service.
After the signing Of the armistice he
took special course in interior deco
rating at Laulouse. France.
He will have full charge Of this de-
partment when the company moves
into the new store which Is nearing
on West Main street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
900 WOMEN RESERvISTS
OF MARINE CORPS RELEASED

Washington. July 31.-More than
1000 yeomen 0emale) and feminine ma
rine corps reservists on duty here were
mustered out Of the navy today. Many
will be employed in the navy depart
ment in civil service capacities. The
remaining ''yeomenettes" and ina
finettes" on duty in various parts Of the
country and island posts will not be re-
leased from active service before Aug
naval bill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
Red Cross In Siberia

Omsk. Thursday. July 1.-THE tenn
porary central committee Of the Rus
sian Red Cross has organized district
committees in western Siberia and in
the Far East. according to reports re-
ceived here today. Work at the front
is being carried on in cooperation with
the union Of the municipalities and
Zemstvos.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
Wnl Exhibit Jerseys

DR.. Dow Taylor Of Woodford was
in Ardmore today on business.
DR.. Taylor is one of Carter county's
most enthusiastic breeders Of fancy
Jersey cattle and has as fine q herd
as can be found in Oklahoma.
He stated that he is going to have
fine exhibit of fancy Jerseys at the
county fair in September.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01

the revolutionists. according to dis.
patches received here today, while
government troops have scored sue
cesses at three points.
Paris, July 31.-Postal communica-
tion between France and all parts Of
Germany was re-opened today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
Important Meeting L. ID. &.

Chickasaw Chapter, L. ID. c.. will
meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs John Gait. S07 ID street,
northwest.
Election of officers will be held and
delegates selected to attend the annual
state union of the Confederate Vet
Grams. to be held at Ada. August 26.27.
2s
All members are urged to be pres
ent.
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NOTICE

On and after August 4. minimum for
piece or damp wash is 800. Five
cents per pound for amount over 20
pounds.
WHITE WAY LAUNDRY.
adv, Phone lis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
Society Personals


Mr. and Mrs. V. w. Boyte and Her
bert Boyte have returned from a motor
trip to Ottawa Kansas, where they
visited Ralph Boyte.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Easley left to-
day for a short visit with friends in
Dallas. Mr.. Easey and Mr.. w. A.
Easley taturned yesterday from an
extended eastern trip.
Mrs. NJ. L. Stovall is in Fort Worth
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. l.. Evans
and Mr.. Evans. Mrs. j. +. c. Albright
will join her next week for a short
visit.
Mrs. ]. r. Hooper of Dallas. Texas
and her sons, *. X. Hooper, editor of
the Public Welfare Department of the
Dallas Morning News, and j. j. Hoop
er, professor animal husbandry, Ken
lucky State University, Lexington.
who have been guests of Mrs. Hooper's
brother, William Il. Felker and Mrs.
Felker, col North Washington street,
returned today to Dallas.
Mrs. H. b. Dooley and Miss Amelia |
Jones who were called to Sherman two |
weeks ago on account of the serious
illness of their brother returned home |
yesteday. The brothers condition was
much improved at the time of their
departure.
Mrs. G.. NJ Henley, Miss Lucille Kill
lingsworth and Miss Lillian Butt, who
accompanied Mr.. Henley on his eastern
market trip, returned with him Mon
day. After a business trip to New
York, several days were spent in Wash
ington, d. c.