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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-15
CHARLES COLIGNY
Item No. 26

Lots Nos. l to 30, inclusive, Block 114
S. f., as shown on aforesaid plat, reputed 10
be owned by Charles Coligny, under un-
recorded deed or contract of purchase. Taxes
due thereon, 500 100. II is not known
whether said reputed owner. If living, is mar
ried or single, infant or adult. sane insane,
resident resident or, if dead. who are
his heirs devisees. Said whole tract
tains 2.56 acres of land, more less.
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LOUIS VI. CAFFMAS
Item No %

Lots Nos. Is. 20, %, -. &c. IS. 30 and
30, Block a. :. T.. as shown on aforesaid
plat. repGied 10 be owned By Louis N. Calf.
man, under nnrecorded deed or contract Of
purchase, Taxes due thereon. $500 II Is
not known whether said reputed owner, il
living. is married or single infant or adult
sane or insane, resident or on-TeSdent: or, II
dead. who are his heirs or devisees Said
whole tract contains 0.63 acres Of land, Rore
or less
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CHARLES HEWITT. CARL X. and
KATE WEFFELMEYER
Item No. s.

Lots Nos 4 ard 6, Block Z, S. T., as shown
on aforesaid plat. repuied 20 be owned b.
Charles Hewitt, under unreeorded deed or con
tract Of purchase. Carl r. and Kate Wpifei
meyer, his wife, also claim title 10 these lots
under deed Of Jnne 12. l9l2. recorded in said
Land Records IN Liber q. W. 81, folio 800
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LOUIS j. COOPER
H.. -

Lots Nos. %, 2S, 30 and 81, Block 164,
S. f., as shown on aforesaid plat reputed to
be owned by Louis j. Cooper. under un.
recorded deed or contract of purchase. Taxes
due thereon, $500. 1t is not known whether
said reputed owner, if living, is married or
single, infant adult or insane resi-
dent resident; or, if dead, who are his
heirs or devisees. Said whole tract contains
032 acres of land, more or less.
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JAMES II. BROWN
Item No. IL

Lots Nos %, 81, 30 and 81, Block ii,
s. T. as shown on aforesaid plat, reputed to
be- owned by James ". Brown, under un-
recorded deed or contract of purchase. Faxes
due THEREON. $2S.00 II is not known whether
said repnted owner, if living, is married or
single, infant or adult, sane or insane, resi-
dent or nonresident: or. if dead, who are his
Heirs or devsees Said whole tract contains
0.32 acres of land more or less
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ABRAHAM yUDKOFF

r.. y.. aa %. %. %. 80 and -. Block
"a cont See. m said park, vested Of
m Abraham Yudkon, under deed OF
., . 1905. recorded IN said Land Rec
- f.. I,hcr q W OIL folio 1919. etc. 1t IS
81. t.e.u whether said owner. If living, IS
t..r-.d ur single, infant or adult sane OF ~
- ,e.tJrut or nonresident; or, II dead
,Is are his heirs or devisees. Said whole
mt contains Oh acres Of land, more or
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WuHELMINA BITZKE
Item No. rs

Lots Nos. "a. 26, IS. so and 81, Block Al.
: W. as shown en- aforesaid plat, reputed to
be owned by Wilhelmina Bitske under deed
10 her from Frederick F.. Bankhages, Jr.;
acted Nav %. 1908 recorded in said Land
Records in Iiber e. w. 81, folio 4S6, etc
Taxes due thereon. $500. u is not known
whether said reputed owner, il living, Is mar
r,Sidcp, or nonresident: or If dead, who are
bsr heirS or devisees Said whole tract con-
tains q. 40 acres of land. more or less
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IsADoRE BLUMBERG and LENA
BLUMBERG
HNIN - III
Item No. 4

Lot No l, Block II, 5. f., as shown on
aforesaid Mat reputed 20 be owned by lsadore
RlnpIherg and Lena Blnmherg. under deed 10
them from Frederick +. Bankhages' IT. qs,e9 9
Isnaorv 10 1909 recorded in said Land
Records in Liber G. w. 20, folio 1. etc Taxes
due thereon. S2S 90. IL is not known whether
said reputed owners. if living. are married OF
Sinr-le infants or adults, or insane, resi-
5nDtS or non-residents: or. if dead who are
their heirs or deviSees Said whole tract con
,aips o oS acres Of land, more or less.
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b.rahy eive notice to all persons directly
or m.re,r, Interested. that a petition was
r.a H ,br District Court of the United states
for a District OF Maryland, I'm the above
,a.c .a tlr 18th day OF June, 1919, by the
l.,,t ~.at,~. and afterwards. by appropriate
0e..r amended for the object and purpose OF
s.H..- D., condemnation fer the United
N#ts certain lsnds situated in Anne Arundel
C.ra. ~.atc of MARY land for public aud
military purposes iu connection with the site
a...r construction or prosecution of works
fsr n5,ary reservation, known as Camp
N.s0. MARYLAND, said sands being a part Of
tr.atIeN Park within the boundaries of said
a.. rscsyatou. Plat OF which said park
-. r..-r.i Co I'm said suit and amendment
rttr0t arl recorded among the Land Records
o sam county iu Plat Book & W !, Section
t.a -H mentioned and described IN the
s'.rr -.,t No T85 Law. in the United States
it.. Court fer the District of Maryland ;
@ .s.i. auI tho several lots composing the
a.e uts,lihed as follows TO Wit:
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AUGUSTA ZANNELLI
Item No. 253

tr,s Nos 30 and %, Block II, s.. 2
C.rt Sc,. in said park, vested Of record ~
Augusta Zaunch under deed Of September
~ zoos. recorded In said Land Records ~
f.lrr e. w o., folio 500, etc. 1t IS not
loovn whether said owner, II iiving' Is mar
rrd or single infant or adult, sane OF ~
mo resident or nonresident; or. If dead
sbo are her heirs or deyisecs. Said whole
tra.t contains o16 acres of land, more OF
h.~
FURTHER GIVE NOTICE totall per
sons Interested I'm said lands or any part
thereof to come forward in the SAID lbs
ir.t Court or the United states Tor the
District Of Maryland, ON or before the
first Day Of June. IosO.
all fr.. tnrir objections. If amy they have, TO
ur proposed condemnation of said lands
ARTHUR l.. SPAMER,
CICgk Of he District Court
II me United States for
ne District Of Maryland.
51U
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BENJAMIN +. GROUSE
Item No. 20

Lots Nos. il, Is, Is and II, Block II.
S. E., as shown ON aforesaid pat. reputed TO
be owned by said Benjamin 4. Grouse, under
unrecorded deed or contract of purchase
Taxes due thereon $500. 1t is not known
whether said owner, ii living, Is married or
SINGLE infant or adult, sane insane, resi-
dent or resident: or, if dead, who are his
heirs or devisees. Said whole tract contains
O.32 acres of land, more or less.
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GEORGE y. KOPPEL


Lots Nos. II. 10, 1s, 20 and %. Block 81.
5. W, as shown on aforesaid plat. reputed TO
be owned by George +. Kl0ppel, under un-
recorded deed or contract Of purchase Taxes
due thereon, $500. II IS not known whether
said repnted owner If living, is married or
single infant or adult, sane or insane, resi-
dent or nonresident: or, II dead, who are his
heirs or devisees. Said whole tract contains
O.4O acres of land, more or less.
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ROBERT v. BEALE
Item No. 10

Lots Nos. q and %, Block 9s. s. T., as
shown on aforesaid plat, reputed 10 be owned
by Robert V. Beale, under unrecorded deed
or contract Of purchase Taxes due thereon
SIS 90 II is not known whether said rev
puted owner, II living, is married or single
infant or adult, sane or insane, resident or
n on resident: or. il dead, who his heirs
or devisees Said whole tract contains O.16
acres of land, more or less.
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DAVID +. BALDWIN,

Lots Nos 4, g. and 10. Block 90 S w.
as shown on aforesaid plat, reputed TO be
owned by David F. Baldwin, under I'M
recorded deed contract Of purchase. Taxes
due thereon. $500. II is not knOyst- whether
said reputed owser, if living, is married or
single, infant or adult, sane or insane, resi-
dent or non resident; or, if dead, who are his
heirs or devisees. Said whole tract contains
DIG acres of land, more or less.
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infant or adult. sane or insane. resident or
nonresident: or. If dead. who are her
heirs 81 devisees Said whole tract con
talns ots acres Of land. more or less.
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ERNEST LETTAN

Lots Nos. ., and s, Block 163, s. w,
as shown on aforesaid plat, reputed 10 be
owned By Ernest Leftan, nnder deed 10 him
from Frederick +. B8nkhages. attorney, dated
June rs. 1908 recorded in said Land Records
IN Liner q. ". CO. folio 10. etc. Taxes due
thereon. S28.00 II is not known whether
said repiited owner. IL living. Is married or
single. infant or adult sane or insane, resi-
dent or nonresident: or. II dead. who are
his heirs or devisees. Said whole tract con-
iains 0.28 acres Of land, more or less.
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ARTHUR BELL

Lots Nos %, 81. % and 81, Block a.
S r., rs shown on aforesaid plat. .reputed 70
be owned by Arthur Bell, under unrecorded
deed or contract of purchase. Taxes due
thereon. $2S.oO. lt is not known whether
said reputed owner, II living, is married or
single infant or adult. or insane, resi-
heirs or devisees Said whole tract contains
- acres of land. more or less.
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E
COND NJ N A T l o N

IN .La Nauer of the Condemnation OF Certain
Lands boa Anne Arundel County, Md,
tr Use hy the United States for
Military Purposes.
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No. 7s5 law

In ITS District Court Of the United states
for the District Of Maryland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
For Dallas Visitor

one Of the largest and most delight.
fll affairs OF the week was the after.
noon bridge, Friday, given by Mrs.
r. y. Hefner at her home, 311 q
street, southwest, honoring Mrs. n.
H. Feagin of Dallas, Texas.
The rooms were elaborately decor.
ated with red and white carnations
and innumerable potted plants, with
suggestions OF the New Year prevail.
ing in the appointments Of the lunch.
con served at the conclusion of the
games.
Miss Emily Roger Of Greenburg
Pa. was awarded high score favor
and was presented a hand embroid.
cred dresser scarf. Mrs Feagin was
presented a similar gift.
The guest list included Mrs. c. L.
Anderson. Mrs 5. a. Apple, Mrs.
James Barron, Mrs j. A. Bass, Mrs.
Henry Baum, Mrs. +, W. Roadway,
Mrs Russell Brown, Mrs. Joel Buch.
anon, Mrs w. X. Burnitt, Mrs. La.
mont Bycrs, Mrs. G. J.. Byrne, Mrs.
Fred Carr, Mrs, J. Il. Champion, Mrs.
Fred Chapman, Mrs. W. w. Fort.
Mrs Tom Cooper, Mrs. II. l.. Crock.
EFT. Mrs. {. A. Crockett, Mrs. y. j..
Cullinan, Mrs. w. r. Daiber, Mrs. w.
J.. Davis Mrs. John Dexter, Mrs. W.
l.. Dilworth, Mrs l.. S. Dolman. Mrs.
Marvin Douglas, Mrs. j. $. Downward.
Mrs. Errett Dunlap, Mrs. c. w. Eas.
Icy, Mrs. w. a. Easley, Mrs. Rees
Evans, Mrs. r., l.. Evans, Mrs. Fred
Ellis, Miss Marjorie Ells Of Santa
Anna, Cal, Mrs. George r. Fish, Mrs.
Dennis Fitzgerald, Mrs. r. A. Fox,
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Entertain with Dinner Party

Alr' ana Mrs. Henry Baum, 2l2 c
street, southwest. entertained with a
z o'clock dinner OF charming appoint.
ments New Years eve. having az
quests the employees of Baum < Com.
pauy
The dining table was centcred with
silver basket holding red carna.
tlQns and ferns. the handle OF the
basket being tied with n huge bow OF
pink maline. Streamers of the mallne
extended 20 the four corners of the
table and with ferns, entwined cut
glass candle holders in which were
pink candles. Places were marked
with New Year bells, Eight courses
Werel served.
Setted with the hosts were Mrs.
Lena Lacy, Mrs. Anna CYiddle, Mrs.
julius Reinberg, Miss Ida Musgr,lyes,
Mrs. jim Jordan, Mrs. Lizzie Dyer,
Mrs. George Bulard, Mrs. Male wilkes,
Mrs. Lucille Cruce, Miss Grace Allen,
Miss linus Allen, Mrs. G.. ". WI.
llams, Mr. Guy Loftin, Miss Dalsie II.
Gray, Miss Elizabeth Perkins, and
Mrs. Baums mother, Mrs. Jeanette
Blank, and Miss Irene Baum
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Mrs. Writ Franklin Mrs. Robert Gil
lam Airs. Homer llinkle, Mrs. l.. l..
!laGleS, Mrs. Il. y. Harts, Mrs. g.
W. llojCnkiss, Mrs. G. c. IIowlsnd.
Mrs Nnnott lludson Mrs. Roy John
son, Mrs W. J.. Ecarncy, Mrs. Mark
kirkpatrick, Mrs. Pet kearney, Mrs
j. w. Kruger. Mrs Don Lacy, and
Miss Jennie Lacy of Dallas. Mrs w.
j. Lane. Mrs. II. A. l.cdbcttcr, Mrs.
James Love, Mrs. Gaylord Nelson.
Mrs. j. W. NeTc0mb, Mrs. John Mich
OILS, Mrs. Fannie Pierce, Mrs. j. S.
Berkshire, Mrs. G. o. Bum. Mrs W.
=. Poland Mrs. Bob Poland, Mrs W.
u. Potter, Mrs. j.. A. Redmond, Mrs.
Cha'is Rogers, Mrs. G. W. Richards.
Mrs. C. T.. Sykes, Mrs. John Teer,
Mrs. " G. Wood. Mrs. Charles Won
Wcisc Mrs John Whitrnan, Mrs.
Bertha Whlteman, Mrs. J, T.. VII.
liams Mrs. j. l.. Wilson, Mrs Ar
thur Wood, Mrs Morris Sass, Mrs. ".
NJ. Schwarz, Mrs. h. II Roger, Miss
Rover and Mrs {. H. Roger of Green
burg, Pa. Mrs. r. X. Snecd, Mrs. Don
Cochran and Mrs. Charlotte Singleton
OF Goila, Mo, MIS- Zau Williams AIRS
Armt Nacott Mrs Val Mullen and
Mrs i. J.. Moore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04

philharmonic Club

The following program will be given
Mt a meeting of the Philharmonic club
to be held Wednesday afternoon at
First Christian church:
Country Gardens" Gralnger; Miss
Frances Jones.
open Thou, My Love, Thy Blue
Eyes" Massanct; Mrs. Thad orr.
"Annuet," Paderewski; Miss Mar
guerite Noble.
Il Have But a Day." Bach; Mrs.
Paul Eckcrn.
From An Indian Lodge MacDow'
eli; Mrs. Marvin Douglas.
m "A Lassie one Day" Monroe;
d, "Big Brown Bear" Mana Zuca.
,cJ summer Chaminade; Mrs. W.
L. Davis.
Valse from "Fledermaus,' Strauss
Schuett. Miss RUBY Randol.
Vocal, selected; Miss Rebecca Brett.
Round Table talk on Poland and
PaderewsM, led by Mrs Dilworth.
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FerndaIe Review Club.

Members of the Ferndale Review CluD
with their families as special guests.
entertained with a Watch Party" We'd
nesday night at the home of DIR. and
Mrs. j. L. COX, sol BiXby avenue.
An enjoyable program of readings
and vocal and instrumental selections
were given by Miss Bernice Norton
Miss Anna Mae Watson, Miss Edna
Brown, Miss Mona Ruth Webb, and
Miss Anne Anderson, concluding with
a paper on "Reminiscences of the Club'
by Mrs. Arthur Carpenter and the
History OF Women's Clubs" by Mrs
Susan Haynes.
At IL O'Clock a buffet supper was
served
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
EamilN Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs X. +. Irby entertained
with At family dinner New Years day
when covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. a. L. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Roberts, Mr..
ana Mrs. W. Il. Roberts, Mrs. Lula
Yell, James Yen, the Misses Mae,
Thelma Bliss, Wilma Lois and Euna
Mae Roberts, Miss Katie Lyncy,
Messrs. Gilllo and Lloyd Roberts, Miss
lnez lrby, Leon, Cecil and Fred Irby.
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Now Near'S Dinner

Mrs. Minnie Il. Wall entertained
with a family dinner, New Years day,
at her home, 20S = street, southwest,
having as guests her brother, Mr.. j.
W. Smith and Mrs. Smith. who stop
ped between trains, en- route from san
Antonio, Texas, to their home in Den.
ven. Colo. Mr.. and Mrs. i. c. Aber-
nathy and family, the Misses Louise
and Florence Wall, and Jerome Wall.
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Afternoon Bridge Tuesday

Mrs. Il. II. Eoyer waIl entertain
with a bridge party, Tuesday after.
noon, honoriug Mrs. G. II. Roger and
Miss Emily Roper Of Greensburg, Pa,
who have been her guests during the
holidays.
Mrs. Roger and Miss Roger expect
to leave the latter part of the week
for their home.
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New Years Eve Dance

Among the delightful affairs OF the
week for tho younger set was the dane.
Ing party given Wednesday night by
Mrs. 9. n. Hodges at her home sls
y street, northwest, honoring her
daughter, Miss Maxine Hedges.
Punch was served throughout the
evening and during the l2 o'clock in.
iermisaion all Ice course was served,
There were present the Misses Lii.
iian Robinson. Aline and Doris Sciv-
ally, Leta Jones, Sallie and Isla Nor.
ton. Rita Higgins Lorene Sclvally.
Maud Renfro, Louise Wilkes, Helen
Wilson, Matte Jones, Mary Mansfield,
Blvens and Ruby Gwinn,
A1e;srs. Stokeley Caudle, Ralph John
son. Eugene La Grand. John Williams,
Wllmot Strange, Lawrence Ketch,
Frank Arderton, Lucian Jones John
4 aN.lIIl0i' r . e.ri-flis y /z1xy14Yp,U " "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
Ladies OF The Ienf

The programs for December 10 and
January ., as outlined in the year
book, viii be combined at tomorrow
ting Of the Ladies' OF the Leaf. with
Miss Daisy Nichols aud Mrs. Arthur
NalcOtt, leaders.
heaponse TO roll call will be made,
nv giving either an item OF curren,
events or glimpses Of Russia.
The meeting will be held at 3 o'clock in
the club rooms at Convention Han.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

on Friday night Jan. Is, at Con.
vcnt,on Hall, there will be a Joint 10.
ctol 10y Reed Miller, Tenor, and Nevada
Van Der Vccr. Contrallo, sScn under
the uuspjccs OF tho Philharmonic club
This occasion win present q lwo-fold
r tunty 80 the people OF Ardmorc
l" t. tho opportunity of hearing
. artists OF national rcpute and the
1.. unity to assist an organization Of
Horc women, who are cxertlng their
D,.'re IN the development of a musi.
g., atmosphere. wherein all will be
bu i,rd
emily the club purchased Il Stein.
'a grand paino. The proceeds from
l.c noncer; viii 90 towards payment
81 in" Admission prices have been
placed within the reach Of all. so that
'".r ono may have the privilege Of
ha ng this splendid concert
THE bringing Of Reed Miller and Ne.
.lda Van Der Vccr 70 Ardmorc IS but
ola of many such attractions the Phi.
H.gmouc club VIII cndoavor 10 bring
to ,le city. we hope that each year
r.' can bring some artist to Ardmore"
.r..d Mrs. Minnie T.. Wan. president
.f lo club, and in time "c hope to
Ye u such financial condition that i'll
b- possible 10 bring as many rs
ivu ~ three accredited artists. during
asor. Aud as soon as our lnal
n.ypcnt is made on the piano, We will
fH. IN our club rooms at Convention
We lonl, that white we ar" rc.
pg financial aid through this med.
vh nlo also providing tine highest
Of entertainment
.' hn.harmon.c C.ub deserves Oh"
,ost ca-or"rton VL Nrnorc, and
lruid 'nh" advantage of th" oo. /
n.iE HHs Wiotiod
.E.r'1.. uoys iol tho WccH Include
H- TO. tho Ladies of th" Leaf
u"rnoon at Convention Cuh
meeting of Tho Summit city ,
morrow night "'n Mr ana Mrs, /
", hrucgor. Tuesday afternoon, /
u. H. Ro}"r wi' entertain with
nce party honorins nous" guests
' "Wednesday Wi'lno" meeting al
1" Philharmonic ''ub VIII joe held at
'hrihiihn rhurrn.
The number oi affairs planned Tor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
Five Hundred Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Goldsby enter
tained with 500 party "Wednesday
night at their home 700 A street, north
west, having as guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollie Anderton Mr. and Mrs. Dan Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs,
Ralph Wisner, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Her
mann, Mr. and Mrs. John Dorrah and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Holly.
High score favors were awarded to
Mrs Anderton and Mr.. Herman while
Mr.. Holly was presented the consola'
ton. Refreshments were served.
Jewish Ladies' Aid Society.
The Jewish Ladies Aid Society will
meet Tuesday afternoon at O'clock
at Temple Emeth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
BY MRS. EMMWT T. REID
Telephone 53S--

Grant, I'd Morton. Robert Gillian.
John Waidc, Latham White. Hardy
solomon and Sherwood owens
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04

Afternoon and Street Dresses rA0 ~
$3.50 to $69.50--Satin Charmeuse M ~
and Meteor, stylishly modelled.
Afternoon and Street Dresses-To n0l l--
$49.50. Many advanced Satin and NJ -
Charmeuse modes. wv 80 ~
Street and Afternoon Dresses n1n ~.
$2575 to $3475. Taffeta and Satin My -
in Misses and Ladies' VA/ - ~
All Vevets and Trcoettes-S39.50 TT 1rn
to $95.OO. This is most exception 11I fr1cP
al saving opportunity.
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Women's Day Coats--S35 to $3.50
of Velour, favored shades; prac-
.ical models.
Women's Day Coats-$59.50 to
S74.50--Fur trimmed and self col
lars.
Women's Day Coats-up to $3.50.
Lustrola, Bolivia and Tinseltone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
By Associated Pvss to Every Evening

By Associated Pess to Every Evening
Phiiadelphia, Feb. 10 9-Corn-New, as
to grade and location, 1 Goal .6S; the lat
ter or No. 2, yellow.
Oats-No. 2, white, 1.02aI OH: No.
3, white, 1.olal .01 y.
Butter-N estern creamery, extra, 6S.
nearby prints, fancy, 76a7S.
Cheese-New York and Wisconsin, full
mil, held, 30a3l
Eggs-Nearby frsts, 81 90: current re-
ceipts. 20.46, western xtra frsts, 1910;
first, 2l.10; fancy selected packed, 76a7S
per do en-.
Live poultry-Fowls, as to size and
quality, 3Sa44; chickens, 35a39: old roost-
ers, 25a26: young Stacy 29a30; broiling
chickens, 50a55; ducks, Pekin, 44a46;
Indian Runner, 4oa42; Museovy, 2sa30:
turkeys, 4ss52; geese. Fat, 42a45; fair to
good. 3oa35.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys, nearby,
choice to fancy, 5sa59; air TO good, 53a55;
old toms, As: owls, fresh killed, choice to
fancy, 3Sa40; small sizes, 3la35; ROSTERS.
%: broiling chickens, Jersey, 55a60: other
nearby, 50a55; choice western, 4Sa50;
roasting chickens, as to size and quality,
35a4S; ducks, western, 3sa40: geese, west
ern, ;ncy, 80 80: air to good, 25a27; cap
ons, weste III choice, 54a55; lar to good,
4Sa52.
Potatoes-Pennsylvanis, in 100 pounds,
4.60a5.00: New York. in 100 pounds
4.40a4.60.
Flour-Soft winter straight western,
1075all.25; nearby, 10.65all 90; hard
winter, straight, 12.25al2 IS; short patent,
l3.00al3.50; spring first, clears, 9.50a-
1000; patent, 13.25ai3.65; spring, clear,
l4.25a14.65; fancy spring and city mills
patent, family brand, 14.5Oal5.O0.
Hay-Timothy, No. l, 3S.O0a39.0o;
No. 2, 27.00a27 80; No. 3, 34.0Oa35 90;
sample, 2S.OOa30.00; no grade, 2l 0Oa-
24o0; clover mixed hay, light mixed,
light, 81 7.C0a37 so, No. j, mixed, 35.0Oa-
$3.50.
Tallow-Prime city, loose, ID; special,
loose. 14s4; prime country, l3; edible, in
tIerocs, 17alS.
Bran-Soft winter bran, western, in
I00-pound sacks, 50.50a5l 90; spring,
49. .5Oa50.00.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
STANDARD MEN FIX OWN PAY.
Raise for III 900 Oil Workers and Shorter
Hours.

Chicago, Feb ia wage increase
Of ILL per cent for III 900 refinery work
ers WAS announced today by the Standard
OIL Company of Indiana. Coincidently,
all shift men 60 from a seven-day week to
a six-day week, a radical change in the
company's manufacturing policy. The
new schedule becomes effective March l
and covers all Western States.
What is most significant IS the fact
that the new wage and hour schedule
was worked out by the employees them
selves. through the agency of their indus
trial councils. As a step In democracy IN
industry" the Standard Oil Company had
established an employees council system
Last June the company established
an employees council system drawn up by
W. L. Mackenzie King leader of the Lab
eral Party in Canada. Through joint COM
mittees on which the men and the manage
ment have equal representation the work
ers had direct voice In the adjustment of
wages and hours.
A similar increase of I'LL per cent
in hourly wages is also declared for re-
fnery workers other than shift men.
Hours arc not TO be changed, except that
men working forty-four hours a week may
increase If to forty-eight hours If they wish.