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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-07-20
(From Saturdays Daily)
IN TOWN

IN TOWN
 Harry Jennings. who has lease in this district. was busy al, day yeJter- day locking after his interests He returned to B:sbee late last evening RETURNED.
 Miss Lottie Kolb, after a week spent in the Huachuca mountains. is back in the city.
 FROM sIssEE.
 MT A. C. Karger, who has been in Bisbee for some time past, is back hame again and may be located here permanently now. His family re- turned earlier in the week after a short visit in the Warren District wi;h rs latives.
 ON THE MAP.
 The Tombstone tennis club will put Tombstone on the met" map just as the Tombstone Rifle Club has put Tombstone on the "rine range" map.  l ADDITIONAL LOCAL OF PAGE (
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UNDER PROBATION OFFICERS CARE.

Earique,ta Muri!!o. q Mexican girl. I, years of age. was today put under ;ae care or Deputy Probation Officer Mrs. G II. H.rst, c: Douglas. by Judge Lockwood sitting in the iu- ven;ie branch of the Superior Court; The girl states that her mother has abandoned her and she had no home. and applied 10 Judge Lockwood 70 pu: her into some American home. V here she may have a home and q chance 10 learn something SEe will De taken 10 Douglas and placed un- ger Ms. Hirsts care, and an effort made to find her a home.
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has been demonstrated that the floods some times flow too deep too long to pay for the hold up of traffic. The same thing can be said of Walnut Gulch draw
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LISTING FRIENDS.

N- and Mrs BerI Bower. O. Tue son arrived las; evening and are the s2es,s oi Mrs Georgia Rhineberger. l.- ani Mrs. Bower have been oa d vacation. vs.,irg several points n he county. and are en route home,
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made 0 ind her a nome.
THE USE OF KEROSENE
MEANS A COOL KITcHE

Most women dread hot summer days when the kitchen becomes as stifling 2s a furnace. IL is plain, hard drGdg- cry to hang over a coal stove as the thermometer mounts higher and high CT.
 Many women have found hy putting in a kerosene stove that their kitch- ems are kep; cool and comfortable 9 en in the hottest days il summer
 But the use of a good kerosene. such az the Standard Ol Company's Pearl Oil, has many other advantages than that of keeping the kitchen cool. IL if easy to handle-far easier than either coal or wood Furthermore, it makes no dirt or dust which must be cleaned up continually. IL lights at the touch of a match, so there is no waiting for the fire to come up. Pearl Oil burns up clean and pro duces no odo-. It is refined and re refined by a special process which re moves the impurities. Wherever il ! i5 bought-in the city. in the country in the mountains, or on the seashore !. it is always the same high quality kerosene It can be bought every where in gallons cans. or in bulk al
 slight saving cost.
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FRcH ccu9TLAEo.

Jcse-h Hansen, well known mining e-,inear of CoUr;land was l yiSifar ia lombs-e-e tccay or business matters.
 returning . the afternoon
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RETURNS HOME.

Mrs. L. r. Kuchenbecker. of Tomb stone. who has been in BisSee for sey-
 ral days visiting win friends. return ei 60 the county seat yesterday af:er- noon ol the Rockh.ll stage
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(From Fridays Da;ly)
NOT HURT.

NOT HURT.
 The Benson road was not touched by the rain las, night MEETS TONIGHT.
 The Sch!e9e..E Club holds one of it's semi-occasional meetings at the schiaeiia hal tonight. NEWCOMER.
 J. W. Harwick hls moved into the Cummings cottage on Sixth street op- acsite the RaGs-:y home. TO coURTLANo.
 Cattle Inspector Porter Mcdonald went to Cou-tlalG and Gleeson today on ofticia! bushes sma:ters. HOSTING.
 The S..vsr Thread hoist was work ing today. The Lucky Cuss and Ore gon were smoking yesterday. IN FROM RANCH.
 MT. and Mrs. Vern Kendall and child were visitors in the city today from the Kendall ranch in South Pas: FROM SOUTH PASS.
 William Fraze and wife and child spent the day shopping today, having motored in from their ranch at South Pass. MOVED. J. w. L.ghtfoot and family have moved into the cottage two doors south of the residence of Mrs. Kate Rafferty SOME RAIN. Up to last night the Huachuca mountains had recorded at the Miller canyon reservoir over ten inches of rain for July.
 FROM SOUTHLAND. Cattle Inspector C. W Webster, of Courtlard, was a visitor in the coun- ty seat today on bushes swith the sherin's office.
 TO eIssEE. | County Treasurer Guy C. Welch went to Bisbee today on business con- nected with his office. expecting to re. turn home tonight.
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HERE FROM sls8EE.

Deputy Assessor J J. Powell. of Bis bee spent yesterday in Tombstone in conference with County Assessor F. A. Hughes. regard-ng taxation mat, -5-s
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for all those who attend.
MAYOR GRANTED TIME.

Mayor C A Overlook Of Douglas. nhO was summoned for jury duty, 10 re port here next Monday. was granted all extension of two days in order 10 attend the meeting Of the Douglas city council and to attend to other city ma ters. Yesterday he was notified he would not be called for TWO weeks. but would have to show up then
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TO B ENSON.

Secretary A. H. Gardner and J. C. Ryan. engineer of the Cochise County :iighw5y Commission went to Benson today. where they will inspect the damage reported to the highway from
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OVER FRon Bi SsEE.

M J Cunningham. cashier of the Bank Of Bisbee. was visitor il Tombstone today as a witness in the Terac case in the Superior Cour.
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BENSON VISITORS.

C. F. Goetz and Martin Fishoack. well known residents of Benson and nrincipal owners and promoters oi he Benson smelter were visitors in Tombstone today. having business n ,he county seat connected with their enterprise. They returned home this aftar,non
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, SSlSTANT COUNTY ATTORNEY HERE.

Assistant County Attorney George Rosrk came up today from Douglas, s-d will remain during the absence Ct County Attorney French il Douglas. who is trying the deportation eases in he ius.i,a cour,
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iN FROM RANCH.

Jim Wolfe. well known rancher of Lewis Springs. was visitor in the county seat yesterday and today lie reports the river al a high point. the highest .t has been in years.
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TO GLEE SCS.

1. r. Parker and N D. Fairey. Tex 3. oil mla. let this morning for trip 10 Gieeson and vicinity in ;he in.
 ;eres;s of the company they repre-,
 sent
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FROM COChiSE.

Bob Mckay was in town today from his work on the Cochise to Pearce highway and states that it is rapidly ;etting in shape. He is practically trough there
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ELL JUSTICE.

Justice Of the Peace J L. Winters oi Lowell. scent q few hours ia th= e,ua.y seat today nbls.ness a, n --u--yiso-s office
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TEaOY WORK.

The maintenance crew is steadily at work on the ditching on the state highway towards Bisbee. In reality he crew should he increased for q few days so that some dragging ana rock removing could be done from the Government Draw to the Bisbee Extension as the surface is now in fine shape for that work but 1t is also important that the ditciing which was neglected in construction work on the Tombstone end of the road should be taken care of and the only solution Is for few extra men for a week or ten days.
 BACK FROM TRIP.
 Maurice Whelan. guard at the coun- ty jail, returned home last evening from a two weeks vacation trip to Los Angeles, where he visited friends, as well as taking iu a number of the
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eiSBEE TRANSFER MAN.

; ] Qu.H, Bis5ee transfer man. was among ;he visitors in the county seat
 today har.ng lEs.ress matters de maai:ng his attention He returned
 home th!s afternoon.
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TO COUNTY HOSPITAL.

Apolinar Ramirez. Mexican NO man who was brought up from Doug las in a mentally deranged condition. was committed to the county hosn.- .al for observation by Judge Lock wood following examination :n the Superior court today. She ". ha taken there his afternoon
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,rrom Tuesdays Dailyb
up FROM FAiReANK.

J. Nj. Barnes. chief clerk of the Bo- uuillas Land and Cattle company. was \ visitor in town today from the ranch at Jastro.
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Sheriff James F. McDonald return d home this afternoon from Dous.as, where he has been for the past three ,r four days. serving warrants in the deportation cases.
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The Sch!e8e..E Club holds 0ne of its semi-occasional meetings at the Schiaei!H hal tonight
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,ecent heavy rains.
DELINQUENT YOUTH.

igIacia La Cruz, a Mexican youth, was brought to the juvenile branch O.. The county jail this morning from Lowell, where he was charged with petty larceny. The boy will have q rearing before the juvenile court with a ssu dav.
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The dance given last evening ;n Cage Hall was well attended ani q good time enjoyed by all present The music furnished by the B-antt-Iyey orchestra was splendid and the cool shower that fell late in the evening added much to the comfort Of the mer- " dancers.
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NO EASTERN MAIL
 MAIN LINE WASH OUT.

Owing to Washout east O. Douglas on the main line of the E. ? & :. w. this morning. the morning train 1i1 not make connections with the west bound with express and mail l. Sa5 expected 10 meet the westbound this afternoon. however. as the washout r.n.irod hafnr..
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DOUGLAS VISITORS.

Mrs. A. C. Patterson. mother of Mrs Walter Thomas. accompanied oy Mrs. N. A. Patterson and ii-,.e daughter. Nellie May. arrived in Tombstone to- day from Douglas and will spend sev- e-al days here on d r!si; with Deputy Assessor and Mrs Malter Thomas
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ZEN SON ROAD.

Engineer J. C. Ryan and Commits sioner A II Gardner spent part of yesterday observing the effects of the rains or the Benson road up to tke preser. ,,me They did not find as much iarags as they anticipated Draes are at work from one end Q the ether Q: the read The water did rot cross the road anywhere excepting il oEe pace where levee broke The J.gges. water handling problem Is be- tween St David and Benson. the soil il tha: locality being the hardest to handle a. j: is extremely eros.ye
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HERE FOR MEETING.

Chairman c. F Adams of the board of supervisors arrived ia Tomb stone today for ;aa purpose o: al, ending the meeting of tho board to- morrow b adsp: the tentative bulge, for tle ensuing year Members C. NJ Roberts Of wilcox, ari J y. sparks. of Douglas, are expected to arrive ti.s evening or tomorrow morn irg to be in Attenfaace at the ses- sion
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70 KANSAS cIrY.

Mgs. R B Krebs and children left this morning for Kansas City. where ,ley wil. s1eGi severa! mon:as or 1! , si. wi-i Mrs kre5s parents.
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TNe Cochise Highway Commis- mission me, today in Blsbee in regu- Lar session for the transaction of ruuiine business.
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Assessor and Mrs. Walter I
ST. DAVID VISITORS.

Judge F. N. Goodman and o-other, Will Goodman and J $ Merrill were among the visitors in the county seat .oday from their homes at St David. and while here all were boosting for hte Pioneer Day celebration 10 be held the 2ith and promise 2 gD1i time for all those who attend
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RETURNED HOME.

(. T smith. Tombstone representa- tive to the American Legion meeting at Tucson and Tony Ciochet.i who also attended .he convention from Tombstone returned 10 Tombr tone las, evening. following the adjournment O. she session. They report lively ses sion of Arizona's returned soldiers and royal treatment at the hands O. the Tucson crowd
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TO ORGANIZE.

A meeting of the returned service men ot Tombstone. and surrounding districts has been called for next Tuesday night, the 22nd to oe held Tn Tombstone n the City Hall. be ginning al o'clock The purpose of .he meeting is % organize a local post of the American Legion and a full. at tendance is urged tf
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TO DOUGLAS.

Deputy Sheriff Harry Raferty left this afternoon for Douglas, bringing ,poIinar Ramirez, a Mexican woman. to the county hospital. MT. Raferty will rems;n in Douglas for several days On business for the sher.ff's Of
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REPAIRING COTTAGE.

R Cornelius has purchased the Cunningham cottage on Fremon: s.. and s busy making repairs aai rene va;.rg the house.
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TOMBSTONE BOY ON STATE TEAM.

af mud and water encOl
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beach resorts. He reports meeting . large number of Arizona people at the coast.
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WILCOX VISITOR.

u Sanney. Of Wilcox. well known garage man was a visitor in Tomb stone today on business. returning home this afternoon.
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TO GRAND CANYON

Ty dancers
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TO BiS3EE.
VISITING PARENTS.

Brs. G. ii. McEahon is spending .ev- eral weeks in Tombstone visiting with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. F.. J. V esteryeIt
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TO SiS6 E E
BOWIE VISITOR.

Ben Kra,zberg. deputy sheriff q, 8oRIe. was in Tombstone today cn business a; the sherifs office TO BENSON
 C. E Elliott. chiet clerk in the of ice oi coun;y Engineer Sd smyth, a en. to Benson today on business for he office
 TO FORT HUacHuca.
 Deputy Sheriff Harry Rarer:y and W. T. Boyd. oi Boyis Drug store made a brief trip to For, Hgachaca yesterday.
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(From Thursdays Daily
FROM Bi SBEE.

' ei'' '- N4o'oO' 9PCHt 4e" GJu:S ia town today on business mat :Ors
 TO BrssEE.
 C. W. Hicks returned to Bisbee this morning following a brief visit with his daughter, Mrs. J. T .Kingsbury. IN FROM RANCH.
 Sam Barrow, well known rancher of St David, was among the visitors Tn the county seat today on bushes matters.
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DANCE LAST EVENING WAS SOCIAL SUCCESS.

would have to show up th
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tN DOUGLAS.

Sheriff James Mcdonald was called to Douglas this morning on otficia. Susiness mstters. expecting to -e-"aih over unih tomorroW-
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RETURN ED HOME.

trough there.
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STEADY RAINS.

Reports from the Huachuca noun tains are to the effect that the rains
 after the first two or three which were jownpours have been slow and steady rains, almost daily and that the water
 s all soaking into the ground and that for the last few days it has been SO cold al the 5000 foo, level and pye as to warrant fires by the
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Traffic Officer Percy Bow den or Ihoug1as was in town today.
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RETURNS FROM OVERSEAS.

Raymond Ryan. brother of Commis. sion Engineer ] C. Ryan. of iBsbee, returned to Bisbee yesterday from overseas. where he was attached to headquarters troops al Chaumont and say a considerable part of France and ! Germany Ryan was formerly time
 keeper for the Bunker Hill Mines Co.,. 'eaying to join the army
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over unti, tomorrow.
STORE CLOSED.

The Tombstone Commercial e 1T pany store will be colsed ou Ncines- day uatn 1 o'clock. out Of res rect irr the f.,her of the Heuey Lgv a whose burial vii .occLt n SAI ,e' Calf. 0n that day
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x EWCON E R.

J. W. Harwick hls moved into th. Trimmings cottage on Sixth street op 2csite the R2Es-:y home.
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CUTTING IN.

The river is cutting in towards the St David bridge abutments pretty capidly this season but unless the high waters continue it will probably 10 no serious damage this season. |, IS only a question of time until COB crete bridge will be necessary at that point as inc ore there now is not ! standard bridge ana l. also $ not in linz Nith thn rnai
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(From Wednesdays Daiiy)
MEETS THiS WEEK.

The Schierelin Cup meets in the Schiefe.il hall this Friday night. GOING EAST.
 The last few days has seen quite 7umber of tourists going east over ne Borderlasd TO sissEE.
 James April was an outgoing pas senger on the stage last evening for Bisbee on business visit. TO sissEE.
 Mrs Shaw, Of Phoenix. who has been in Tombstone on q visit left yesterday on the ROckhill stage for B.soee
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FROM SOUTH PASS.

J. w. L.ghtfoot and family hay moved into the cottage two door south of the residence of Mrs. Ka, Rafferty.
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IN FROM RANCH.

Nr. and Mrs. Vern Kendall an child were visitors in the city todd from the Kendall ranch ia South Pas.
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OUT RIDING

There are three good roads running ou. from Toma5 oue. ;he BisJee-T T5m5- stone state hirhHay, the Tombstone Fairbsnk highway and he Tombstone Rensou highway. all of when Were lined with cars yesterday
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TO RTLANO.

Cattle Inspector Porter Mcdonald went to Cou-tlard and Gleeson today
 on officia, bushes sma:ters.
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CN LAND MATTERS.

CN LAND MATTERS.
 of Turner, were in town today. hay :ug come here on land matters be- fore U. s Commissioner w. A. Fowler.
 DISTURBED PEACE.
 John Alexander. a negro. who for. meriy cooked for the Palace Kitchen was arrested and placed in the coun. ty jail today, charged with being in. ,oxicated and disturbing the peace He will be given q hearing before Judge Wentworth in .se city court.
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OIL MAN VISITING HERE.

w J Fairey. oil man and promoter from Iowa Park. Texas. arrived in Tomi stone last evening accompanying A F Parker. who also has just re- turned from an extensive visit to the Iowa Park and Wichita fields They were Investigating a tract Of land en- bracing a company. and Mir. Parker states he will have something 70 offer in the oil line within a few days
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HOSTING.

The S..var Thread hoist was work ing today. The Lucky Cuss and Ore gon were smoking yesteriay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-03
S0ILED DOVES TRIED; SOME
FINED AND SOME RELEASED

Some of the eases of the women
found in hotels and rooming houses
and whose trials were set for . O'Clock
this afternoon before Justice Frank
lin EourIand were disposed of and
others continued
The ease against Ruth Ward was
called and she was fined $lOO and
costs and sentenced to serve thirty
days I'm Jail. The sentence was sus.
pended ON condition that she would
leave the city and she said she would
depart at once for Oakland. La.
where she said she was to be married
to a man from Alexandria.
The case against Adde Hines was
continued 10 o'clock tomorrow after
noon but the assistant county attorney
said her bond called for her appearance
April no.
I'm one case the girls sister appeared
and sought to have her rcaleased. She
said she could stay at her home or at
lhe home of their parents, but if she
WAS found ON the street again, JOY rid.
ing after the shows were out. or found
ln bad company she would report her
to the officers and Justice Bomland
said she would then be kept in jail. for
ii was either jail or home for her, and
she should take her choice. The girl
is of a good family but was taken
from hotel room a few nights ago by
Shernt Garrett and another officer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-03
FAMOUS HEALTH RESORT
TREATMENT At HOME
Nervous and RuWD Down People Can
Now Obtain Relief Without Going
To Health Resort

People used to travel to a popular
health resort when they were nervous.
thin, weak, rundown and felt tired an
the time There they found ply.
s.cian whose fame had spread far and
wide for the remarkable success that
he had in treating just that kind of
people.
And the secret of his success was
tonic that he prepared for his patients
according to his own formula, which,
taken according 20 his directions, gained
for him his popularity.
This same tonic is now obtainable by
the public generally under the name Of
RICHTONE, with full directions on
each bottle. If you suffer from bad
health and need a building tonic, you
need not travel to the health resort, for
you can take this treatment at home
One well known lady who was under
the care Of three eminent physicians,
and who had been in a sanitarium on
several occasions and had been operated
ON without beneG.ing her general
health found it necessary 10 take only
one bottle Of Rich-Tone to find fun
relief
There Us POWER and PUNCH in
GOOD uEALTH-it means "a bright
eye. alert looI.--snappy gait-that re.
liant step that general makc.good ap-
pcarancc so different from the micn of
one ON the ragged edge Of q declining
constitution
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-03
GERMsN GOVERNMENT
COURT BRINGS REVIEW
or THE FRY ATT CASE

Rorl. Tuesday April Am myes.
t!cation into the case of Capt Charles
.'ryatt of the British mercantile ma
rno, who was executed 10y the Germans
IN 1916 after his conviction by q Ger
man coutmartial of having attempted
to ram the German submarine U-33
with h vessel was begun today boy
a national court martiaL Roprcson-
tativos ur various governments attend
ed and large number of Witnesses,
includh Captain Dancer of the U-33
appcaro'
Attorney Eochal for the commission
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-03

Niles from Venezuela under the Go
mez regime are members except as al
lowing an expression OF sentiment. The
president of the organization said the
avowed purpose of the union was &c
work to bring about the unseating Nh
the present control of President Come,
and the establishment of democratic
government in Venezuela.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-03
MORE UNIFORM COTTON
QUOTATIONS TO BE URGED

Memphis, Tenn, April 2.-Aunounce-
ment WAS made today that confer
cnce of representatives Of cotton ex.
changes in the ten southern spot cotton
markets which fix quotations ON which
differences in the future market arc
based viii be held here April n, to
adopt a more uniform method of making
quotations Under the Lever act regu-
lat'ng future trading, differences on the
various grades Of The staple to be de
Iverei on contracts are determined on
quotations reported by designated south.
crn markets, and trades have urged
that more uniformity in methods Is
necessary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-03
The Strong Withstand the Winter Cold
Better Than the Weak.

Old people who are feeble and younger
people who are weak, will be sueng-
thened and enabled to go through the
cold weather by taking GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC, which is sim
ply IRON and QUININE suspended in
syrup. So pleasant even children like
it. You can soon feel its Strengthening,
Invlgorating Effect Price GOc. (Adv)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-03
MAYOR WILLIAMS SAYS
HE KNOWS WHO STARTED
BAPTIST CHURCH FIRE

Mayor Jo f. Williams said today that
he knows who started the fire in the
Broadway Baptist Church; that it was
done by two boys, one of whom is Of
good parcntage. lie said that he had
sent FOR them but that one Of them is
out Of the city.
l.. l.. Seglcr, chief Of police, has been
working on the case, and yesterday
afternoon sent two of his men after
the boy he wanted, but they did not
find him at home. The police expected
to find both of them today.
The chief also was satisfied that the
fire was started by boys and has been
working along this line in his inquiry
10 discover the culprit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-03
RED CROSS WORKER
WRITES FOR SERGEANT
PENNINGTON OVERSEAS

Mrs Conner Pennington received an.
other letter from overseas regarding
the condition of her husband who is
still IN of typhoid fever. The letter,
written by a Red Cross worker. was
dated two days later than the one
received from the nurse. Nothing was
stated to indicate how serious his con.
dition is. but Sergeant Pennington
dictated the letter saying that he hop.
ed to be able to write for himself soon.
a cablegram has been sent to General