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BY WILLIAM L. REDD, tct
Real Estate Auctionecr.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
ESQ Feet Of Valuable
Vacant Ground.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VA. IN
THAT SECTION KNOWN AS HIGH
LAND PARK.

In pursuance OF a decree of the Chan
Gerry Court of the city of Richmond.
Va. entered on the 24th day of June.
1919. In the two causes pending there
in, styled "Lavinia NJ. Thompson ct ais,
vs. J. NJ Thompsons eNecutriX etuals."
and -. NJ. Thompson's eXecutrfX VS..
Samuel G. Thompson ct ais" we the
undersigned special commissioners APP
pointed for that purpose, viii. on
THURSDAY. July II. 1919.
at o'clock p. NJ.
on the premises. proceed to sell at
public auction.
All that certain lot OF land in that
part OF the city of Richmond, Va.
point three hundred and ninety-tive
t395) feet south Of the northeast cor
thence running southwardly along and
fronting two hundred and fftyG(25O)
feet on the eastern ] nc of Fifth Ave-
nue. and running back eastwardly
between parallel lines and at right
angles from Fifth Avenue to Shockoe
Creek. which forms the eastern boun-
of said lot being four hundred and
ninety-twO ti9e) feet long. and the
southern line being four hundred and
Avenue to Shockoe Creek.
This land is in locality which ia
rapidly being built up. and could 10
building purposes, and should attract
the attention of investors and home
builders.
IT is also only one block from the
street car and very convenient 10
churches. schools. drug stores and sro-
Gerry stores
TERMS: One-third cash, and ths
balance in equal instailments at one
and two years, notes for deferred pay
mcnts to he executed by the purchaser
to his own order and by him indorsed.
with interest added. title to be retaiUaIv
until all OF the purchase money has
been paid and deed ordered by the
court. or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser.
ISAAC DIGGS and
ORDWAY FULLER,
Special Commissioners.
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WISE ADVERTISERS Keep on aivertiGin9.
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JOB PR1NTiNG-W. r. Harvey. Exclusive
job printing. 1000 business cards. 5. Oo
visiting cards. dozen, zoe. Madison 1852 H.
corner Seventh and Clay Streets
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hUCTIONS-LE'GAl.
Legal Notices.

CONTRACT viii be lot ON Iuly IS. at II
"'cloCk y. NJ, AT City Managers ONCE
,,harloit">riliH, Va for one-uuartrr mile or
concre;e pavement. averaging 35i. feet in
width. Flans and SpcCfCn ions can be ma a
IN Application I" shelton :. FIFE. CITY Man
aHer of charlottesville. Va.
TO CONTRAcTpRS-F school buildings
CONTRACTS 10 be let Tn" School I,oa ri OF
tla:nsville District. Mcchlcnburg COUNTY
Va. VIII receive scaled bids for the lriid
lnc Of the following schouIhouscs bids TO
d. turned in by July "a: one brick building
with basement. two rooms and hall on main
floor. and two rooms and hall on second
story. heated by coal stoves al CIarksyiiic
Va ON" franz building OF three rooms
heated by stoves at tiarksvill". Ono two-
story Tram" building with hall and two class
rooms on each floor. heated by stoves. at
Nelson, Va. ON" frame e-StOry school
with hall and four rooms. heated bv stoves
Ut Nuffalo Iiihit springs. Va. Plans and
snccitca lions will he furnished by Walter
W. Barnhart. SUPERVISOR OF building. Clarls-
vile. Va. Members uf s'chooi Board-T. NJ.
'risdale. ClarhSVilIc. Va. chairman; r. H.
Lewis. Ciarhsvilic. Va. clerk a. II. Nelson.
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Situations Wanted-Fema,e .
Situations WontceI-M.ic
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.

cA ,l Al:mMnst raise additional capital to
i,ooc'"rins a srccialty, which hay: in over
100 hes; stores in Virginia. | hay. ,ust
s:Gncd C"ntrac, covering Virginia and
North Carolina with CORPORATION as dis
iributcrs. winch viii cali for abou, 100
M IEEn per week. need $1,000 at ,ncc.
At least /. per cent by the rirst OF The
year Address - S29. care Times Dispu tCh
GDNERNMENT RDNDS--Wc pay S4a NTH
issue. Others bE agreement. Small loa ms
sr"c!ai!y. Commercial Guarantee CO. rs
North Ninth.
PARTNER wanted. \ responsible concern in
thari"tt"sNiiic; IN tn" retail and whole
sale business. desires h. services a. an
honest man with about ss.00O.01 capita
1" invest in said business The :huvC con
Germ IL we'll 'sis blish"d and Yields 4 very
hrc profit. S,rict"st investigation desired
references required. K"N SIS. Charlottes-
VILE Va.
REAL. ESTATE INVESTMENT OF $4,000
cash viii bring YOU In $1,000 net returns IN
opc year. Lot show YOU ac, Quick l.
hSn. care Tunes plsnatvh
TIRE ANb Nil.CANiIING 8rSiNESS-For
sale. LE!CaHiHinc ana tire "s'r D!ishnAUt
complete in every y Paving business
ana good opportunity for :, i:vc man For
nart!cuiars. RoN %. l'ctcrsnurc Va
WISE ADVERTISERS r--:' AuNe:,,sinc
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AUCTION SALE
No. il2l WEST AVENUE.
AZ tho request OF tho owner. we shall
offer for sale. on he premises. on
WEDNESDAY, July i6 1919.
At o'clock y. NJ.
that attractive and Wcll-built dwelling
conta iunH or rooms. in excellent
condition. with the usual city conve-
niences. The lot fronts II feet inches
on The southern linc of West Avenue.
cummcncinG 1913 feet west of Boyd
street with depth Of li5 feet to an
alley Is feet wide. This sale should
he very attractive. as the neighborhood
is n choice ono. and possession can be
had on September l.
TERMS: Announced at sale
RtFFIN & SLOAN,
AuctirnaerS
On account of rain this sale post :
poncd until THURSDAY. JULY II. 1912.
at O'Clock +. NJ.
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Buy good used car Read tho descrIp-
tons OF tho good ones offered for sals
today in the classified ads.
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PublicAuctiion

In front OF the Courthouse OF Pittsyl.
vania County. Va. at Chatham Va on
FRIDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF JULY,
1919,
at 10 O'Clock NJ.
the Chatham Light and Power. Com
pany and the White Falls Mill Power
on Banistcr River, in said county,, The
Chatham Light and Power ConlDanv
has been In successful operation for a
number OF years. and It's growth has
been steady from year to year. 1t en-
joys fine patronage and the property
is we'll equipped and In good condition
These are very attractive properties,
and any one investing in them would
have safe and productive Investment.
me books OF the company will be en-
hibited to any one who may be inter-
ested. and will he glad to furnish any
information desired.
JAMES l.. TREDWAY,
Attorney
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MERCHANDISE
Business Equipment.

SAFE Wanted. n.uium-sizcd second nand
burG'ar-rroot safr. Jesse r. Cover Eth
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NRINTTNG-tiO 10 lIcrndOns. 1915 Fast
Main Street. for printing. engraving. sta
,ioncry and Ofic. supplies.
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SAFE WANTEp-Fi Fire an, burrlar-proor Z
I" fcei tall send full particulars as
20 measurements, make. weight. condition
a.nl nr,cs Photo. II convenient H. *.
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PIANOS. furniture: household goods bought
sold exchanged Anderson PronI M
First Madison lO3.
SECOND HAND furniture bnught and sold
Boyd II. Cobb. zoe IVES, Rrnad
SM Al.i. second Ina nj planCr hand saw and
shhncr y III. care rincs- pispatch
WE hay used desks. office furniture and
safes. Madison 2S"l
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ment; shampooins. facial massase
nanicurins. scalp treatment: hair
dressing In the latest style: ch l.
drensShair cutting. hair dyeinS and
bleaching. marcel waving. all kinds
Of hair goods made To order: 40
sea eos No4 HfhSeE suI FIX
between Broad and Grace.
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DISPL4Y-CLASSIFIED


n y Special Communication OF Jopra
Lodge; No. 40 a y & \. NJ. will
S66 he held in the Masonic Temple
THURSDAY Eth inst. at sac o'clocn
u. NJ Members If sister lodges and transi-
cnt brethren are fratcrnaliN invited To lie
prose nj.
Ry order Of tho Worshipfui Master.
GeorEe = jefferson. Secretary.
BY RGFFIN & SLOAN,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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certify that the bond required fby
the above decree OF tho Special COM
missioners has been duly given
Given under my hand this Sd day of
July, 1919
Teate:
CHAs, o. sAvILLE.
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Help Wnnteti-Mnle.
sTEADT EMPLOYMENT MONT.
AGuE MFG CO. FOURTH AND
sToCEToN STREETS.
CARPENTERS

CARPENTERS
WANTED
CALI. II. T. LEE SCHOOL,
k"nstnct"n and belmont.
CLERK wanted for general otlic. work
q az. care Times pispatch
DENTIST DOCTOR Wanted, IN ront
business town. dentist and also eye and
ltisnatch
pEAF ISM I'm Wanted two. tNpc rienc ch me-
ch"nical or architectural craftsmen ARMY
tH ."itcr to engineering department VIZ
Ein.- Carolina Chemical Co. stating ex.
r"rcnce and salary cXpcctcd
DRUGGIST WHntcd. registered druCgis,
for relief work Apply \ W Broaddus
G2& North rwcnty-hfth Street
MAN-Wan'cd. good man 10 cook for
~ men. country place. good ray ad.
dress x. L Richardson. Tunstail va
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Electrical Supplies.
Coal, Wood and IL

-CANrAi .OcfES-Chuicc crates So wra
ped. 13.2j. small crates $50 All .,ric,
ra.h with order covington X CovIng,o
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also cleaned like new. 81 to S. 90 per
room. Windows. Ioc. s. Datis nc wes:j
Clay Street. Call Madison 270O-W
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Professional Services.

HAIR ibRfsSSiN b---iuir waving curl: guar
hnteed SIX m1nt,,3 Not affected by sharl.
hughes Hair Drcssinr Purlors .05 s:HtIh
Third '''''h
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Moving. Trucking, storage. p
Painting-i'apcr'in

PAINTING AND PAPERING-O 1919
payer is on i'sniay Let rs beauty YOUR
old woodwork. Walter r.. FTayser X Co.
onI North Firth Street.
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PAPERING--In cleaning up for the spring,
have yovr walls papcrcd. We have paucrs
of ali c0ors and the latest designs d. L.
UarrclI "a North Third. Randolph 2ll0-J
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats.

FURNISHED APARTMENT
IN 9.nnutui M9nro" Terrace. Possession in, /.
nc, ncdtats'y' >and I"r AUGUST. scptemhcr and
RtFi'lN & SLOAN.
Is Notth Eighth Street.
Craze ST. " iia-'rhird- floor nat. unfur-
nish"d Two rooms bath aud Eitcherett"
GRESHAM COURT For rent Tor the sum
aud bath rhon" Madison aSas
MARION CouRT-ror rent, September l.
porch. facing south In Marion Court new
apartments. ON old Richnond COLLEGE
grounds. Grace Street. Telephone boulevard
Business Places for Rent. 80
MAIN ST. f Iii--For rcn,. store ard
-, warehouse spacs Ill East Main Street.
-=-===-=---===-.-=
Houses for Rent. II
We rent that vacant property Give US
chance TO prove 1t Chewing & Hockey
WEST :ND-siN room; furnished. house
until Scptcinber Modern convencnccs
thone boulevard l26S-W
=-.-----=---------
Wanted-To Rent. 81
.\PARTM ENT-Wantcd. : or I.rooni apart
ment In desirable nclEhborhood. ny Young
Couple" II $40. care .rinlcs- DISPATCH.
ftAT-Four ~ rve rooms central West
desired: Call Randolph it2h-W.
hOl'SE-Smaii house or nat. 5 or rooms
Electricity ana gas. possrSsion at once or
Scntcmhcr 1 II A"0. caro- Times Dispaic n
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Poultry and Supplies.

Nii.koLi NE-A true friend Of thu pouItrv.
,rih,,n.. s"r results u.s." Miikoline Dis
Cary Street. i-'' Fast
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Professional Services.

jALlTY printing at honest prices The
Thomas Press. Is. North Seventh Street.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities.

WANTED. some on" VINO would Xix. To 20
into a permanent. profitable business
winch VIII bring increasing profits .iusi
hay" $4,000. For fun particulars address
- ilS. car" Times Dispatch
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WALL PAPEK-Remcnhcr September l.
Have your paperng done now H. g.
. sreuer: los North Eighth Street RAN
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-08
FINAL FlcHT ON TREATY TO COMMENCE MONDAY
PERSH|NG GIVEN MIGHTY WELCOME ON
 ARRIVAL ABOARD CAPTURED GERMAN LINER
speclal to Yhe Nugget by rhe .A.ss.oeiatea rte.s.

Press NEW YORK; Sept s-cenvoyed a daero- of 
  he of the worlds military proper
 and As
  fusiade reached
  decks of dozens which up the bay.
  decks
  Pershng standing rail-. The
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-08
HOUSE AUTHORIZES INCREASE OF
 COST LIMIT OF ALASKA RAIL ROAD

planning hold hearings 
  of 
  to Il Putnam,
 
 
  
  of vital  territory a tate
 
   back to the Ind dians
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-08

Special to the Nome Nugget by The
 the  the government railroad of the limit of
 the O  hfty provision The paric 
 Although Mondl limit largely neency activities
 
 
  The debate participated in of the  Immediately after senate senate Not Planning Heang Bill. SEATTLE Sept S-A Washington to of papers resardng the of
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-08
FINAL FIGHT ON TREATY
 TO COMMENCE MONDAY

Special to The Nome Nugget i,t.d peess
  lima announced League of with ieeuun adv
  
 Discussing his that de spite his belief that makr concessions the possible  wing to the belief that the will
   poets to finish deliberations II acceptance rejection will next Monday.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-08

picture he watched the cheering multitude
 
  and bohe  band aboard Here Ic1shng in him for his servc Preside q
  efficiency. is Q During welcoming ceremonies he an and suite the
  third govern the I'ress
  h m wa O F eturnh home 5-
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-08
LEAGUE OPPONENTS
 ON WILSON'S TRAIL

Special to the the Associa Press
 SlotA FALLS Sept S-The of already and intended counter the nonhcefnent by
 is T Wilson and ne Will of president np
 
  
 The California the platform from which the president tonight
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-08
THREE KILLED IN FIRE
 ON U. s. BATTLESHIP

Special Press. FRANCISCO. thu superdreadnaueh Mexico of chief three
 
 thousand dollars. in addition injurng thers. The fire occurred while at in the hay the wat three ensneman room through beins the flames h head practically the careless dropping of
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-08
CHOLERA KILLING HUNDREDS DAILY
 IN PETRoeRAD

Special to the Nome Nugget The Press
 STOCKHOLM, Petrograd assert that the city cholera epidemic bulk of the ponu,on within few weeks if the disease to
 persons in government ials cand
 Starvation Is also rife and
 
 sufferers from cholera and other forrns of disease The reports closed owing o sell
 LoDE LOCATION sLANks rot aALs Ar NUGGET OFFICE
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-08

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO HOLD MINING CLAIM BLANKS
 NUGGET OFFICE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
PHILIPPINES BEFORE
CONGRESS TO HAVE
REPUBLIC ANNOUNCED

Washington, June 2.-Flnal ana III
mediate solution of the Philippine ques
tion was asked of congress III mt
mortal presented by the fhlyipp''o
rnissien today at a Joint session Oh tie
senate committee on the fhlllppiheS
and the house committee on the Hisu'
lar affairs" The mission is officially
representing the Philippine legislature
and people.
1T is for the best interest OF DOM
the United States and the Philippines
said the memorial, that the indepeh'
dence of the latter country be recos
nized and established at this time
For the first time in the history
of colonial relations Il subject and alleh
races comes to ask severance of thelr
political connection with the sovereign
nation without recounting any act Oh
Injustice done to them. and demanding
reparation therefor; but rather with
a feeling of gratitude and affection
and with the object and for the purpose
of strengthening the bonds of moral
union which have bound the two people
in an endeaVor to establish the reign
of Justice. democracy and peace in the
world
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
New Orleans Cotton
Market

New Orleans, June Cotton opened
steady. July, 32l2; December. 80. O.35;
January, 1901; March, 29.7S.
The cotton market bulged 80 to 45
points in the first half hour of trading
today AZ the result OF continued scat.
tered rains In the belt, the threat OF
frost in portions OF the western belt,
and condition report of 7i3 per cent
OF the onrmal by local authority.
While the condition report of 75.6
vas considered unfavorable and il did
not arouse fItash buying, liquidation was
felt and prices fell off 10 TO 20 points
from the highest. Prospects of con.
tinued unfavorable weather stimulated
buying later and the market went 10
q net advance of IS to 73 points only
to meet renewed liquidation, much of it
due to the holiday here tomorrow and
IT noon prices were only "a to SO points
Spot cotton steady. 25 points up; sales
on the spot 3.6S2; to arrive, 1000. Low
middling. 27r75 middling. $3.50: good
middling. $3.50. Receipts. 2.232; stock,
a43,51s.
Liquidation INCREASE and with IT
same short selling on a theory that u
reaction was imminent. At l o'clock
the most artive months were q to 20
points under the rlose of last week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
TRIAL OF
ELMER WEBB SET JUNE

The preliminary trial of Elmer Webb
charged with felonious assault with
weapon, is set for June 5. County At
torney Russell Brown, stated that the
hearing of the case would be determin-
ed by the condition of Bob Bell who
is the victim of the alleged assault. At
tending physicians of Mr.. Bell said this
morning that it would not be necessary
TO make an X-ray. that there was no
fracture of bones. and that it was like
ly that Mr.. Bell would be practically
recovered within the week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
MAKING PLANS TO HANDLE
OkIAHOMA'S WHEAT CROP

oklahoma City, June 2.-Steps to
facilitate in every way the rapid rail
movement Of Oklahoma's wheat crop
are 10 be taken by the Oklahoma cor
poration commission. Notices have
been sent by Art l.. Walker, chairman
of the commission. to representatives
Of all roalroads operating in the state
asking them to meet with the commits
sion June to discuss ways and means
Of handling the crop and for obtaining
the necessary additional rolling stock.
At present, the commission believes,
there is "a shortage Of cars. and plans
for using portable elevators will be
considered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
STEPHEN a. DOUGLAS.
WHO WITH HIS FATHER
FOUNDED AltDMORE. LAID
TO REST THIS AFTERNOON

ttonllhutu iioHi f'bN -
a man would want TO die. an idea'
death. lie wa sat home with all MS
relatives and friends. surrounding hih'
and he went to sleep "a child lie
,ty., IN see his dreams come true, u
sn,ondid city builded where he ana ms
family ploneered and We're the iirS'
scttlers. lie lived 10 see great oo"'
monwealth created out OF me ''"'a"
country, and in the construction VI Wv
state capitol OF which he was III "c'''e
charge. he builded an enduring '''''"
ment to his memory a.,
"you cannot write the history oi mo
atty the history OF the postoiilce "e
n,rtment In his territory, II history VI
,no Judiciary of his state or territory
,,or can you write the official history
of the state which he helped 10 e'ea'.'
without giving to his name an ihhPo''
ant chapter. He served the departi"e'.
nf Justice; the postiffce department
and the state for more than 20 years
I'm important official capa'bl's an"
with credit TO his name,
Rests In Pioneer Cemetery
uia body will rest In the ceneteiS
that was selected by him and his rain
ar when the first death occurred III
Ardmorc. II IL at the foot OF the stree'
named for him, Douglas pouleVVru
The active pallbearers are Joe NJ i'o"
don. G. j. Sandlin, Louis ii. BOYD
Mike German, j. Il. Boone ana a. -
Young. Honorary pallbearers are W.
n. Johnson, w. |. Cruce, Wllliaih
Groen. Judge Tinkle. Charles Dur1e
and Charles Anderson.
Mr.. Douglas is survived by his WIDOW
three brothers, Clarence b. Douglas Oh
,ruIsn Frank Douglas Of Tecumseh'
and Ashley Douglas, Ardmore, ana
sister. Mrs. c. T.. Mcdonald of El Keno
all of whom we're with him at the tiihe
of his death. with them are Mrs'
Clarence Il. Douglas aud two sons
Knight and Damon. Mrs. Frank Doug
las. Mr.. Mcdonald. Mrs. Ashley Doug
las and Robert Carmel of Galnes'llIe'
brother of Mrs. Douglas. a NUMBER
of out-of town friends also came 10
attend the funeral.
Many kilograms Of sympathy ana
coincidence nNue Dctn ltNSiN''' anna
them being one to Mrs. Douglas, from
A. y. Leecraft. state treasurer. as lol'
lows:
Beg to extend deepest sympathy
in the passing of your splendid nus
band. The state has sustained the loss
of u sincere public servant. whose Ia
bors on the state capitol commission
will endure as "A monument to his hon
est and faithfulness.
Il am directed by Governor Robert
son TO express to you his deepest sym
pathy on the death of your husband
All of the departments of the state
capitol join in expressing regret at this
sad news. He was splendid type OF
manhood whose loss will be deeply
felt.
(Sgned
III Il. CHRISTOPHER,
Secretary to Gov. Robertson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
FROST IS DUE HERE
TONIGHT ACCORDING
To WEATHER REPORT I

"Tonlght fair, colder. with frost so
begins the weather report In To-Day :
Ardmoreite, This IL taken as n warn
Ing to protect garden truck and fiow'
ers tonight. Just how severe the frost
will be Is not stated In the reports oi
the weather bureau. but people are TAX
ing no chances in these days of IL. C. L.
The report says that the frost condi'
ton will extend to the north part Oh
Texas.
The norther struck ArdmoN yester'
day afternoon. driving the mercury
down to SO degrees last night. tam
Sunday morning and Monday morning
before daylight, added TO the drop Ia
temperature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
SALVATION ARMY LADY Is
AWARDED CROIX DE GUERRE

New York, June Mia" Burdick,
sixty year old Salvation Army worker,
Officially Ensign f; O. Burdick' OF
Houston, Texas. has been awarded the
croix de guerre. for perserYerance IN
baking pies and conducting gospel ser
vices under German shell fire, accord
ing TO a report received here Saturday
from General Pershing's headquarters.
The report said that the cross is on
its way to America.
Ma Burdick, who won the PIE
baking championship overseas by bak-
ng 324 pies in y hours, will be the
first Salvation Army worker TO re
ceive the French decoration, although
a number have been cited by Ameri-
can commanders.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
lSigned
BILL TO REPEAL WAR TAX
ON SEMI.LU XU URIES WILL
PROBABLY GO THROUGH

Washington. June debate on the
bin to iapeal war time semi-luXury
taxes continued in the house today with
u probability that the measure would
be passed and sent to the senate be
fore night. 1t has the endorsement
of leaders of both parties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-03
HOME FROM DALLAS.

Mrs. ]. W. Stewart has returned from
Dallas, where she has been Ill five
Her condition IL much in
proved. She was accompanied home by
her daughter, Mrs. ID. A. Dosenbach, and
Ruth. and her grandson Tom
Stewart Boyd, son of Mr.. and Mrs, LOUIS
Boyd. who has been with her during
her stay. Mrs. Dosenbach was formerly
Mrs. Clcl Bonner, and is we'll known
in Ardmore.