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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-04
Did Not Feaz Him

Waif: Socrates lifted his cup
What's this stuff" he asked.
"HeInlock,' replied the cup-boarer.
"Oh. said Socrates, that's all
right thought it was one of those
id substitutes for beer"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-04

Another month of recriminatlons
and allegations of fraud and the clans
of the G.. O. p. will gather together
in leace and harmony, at Chicago
However, since national prohibition
has closed all the easements in the
wind city, the harmonious meeting
promises TO be a 'rawther" dry al
fa;r,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-04
The Reason WhX

Lawton Constitution: Remember,
men, there are hip pockets in over
ais. And the police won't search
person garbed like an honest work
ing man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-04

Reed of Missouri; Hoke Smith, oil
Georgia; Joe Bailey Of Texas. One
by one, beyond recall fair-weather
friends Of the administration droop
and die. First Missouri came TO the
box and put Reid out at first; then
Georgia did the same for Smith; Tex
as put Bailey out on u pop fly. VIII
Oklahoma do her duty and add ,the
name Of Gore TO the list?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-04
COTTON SEED.

WE HAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED
BUSHELS MEBANE PLANTING
$3.50 PER BUSHEL- ARDMORE GIN
COMPANY. 28.6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-04

The Shawnee daily press mourns and re-
fuses to be comforted because the merchants
of Enid use more advertising space than do
the merchants of some other towns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-04

Now that the Chamber of Com
merce is all set and ready to employ
q secretary. we trust that the board
Of directors will remember the $40
gan, A live wire, and see to IL
that such an electrical carrying util'
ity is secured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-04

An exchange remarks that the Old
blue denim overall is now IN the
"arlstocrat" class. So? Well, as aris'
tocracy goes these days, we suppose
that it is. At any rate it is currently
understood that the New York re-
porter who puts the craze across,
or who handled the publicity end OF
ii. was paid cool one thousand dol
lars for his services. BY whom?
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21

the Invention is revolutionary. They
had no explanation to offer for its op-
Grafton.
J. d. Ross, superintendent of the
municipal lighting department and an
authority on experimental electricity
declared it possible that Hubbard had
stumbled on the answer to the ques-
tion of the ages--can the power of the
atmosphere be utilized.
Idea Still Possible.
Carl Edward Magnusson, acting
dean of the University Of Washington
college of Engineering, declined even
to hazard a CUES sas to the principle
involved in the device.
at sounds like trckery to me and
I can hardly believe that the expert
mcnt as described to me actually took
place." he said. 81 will not venture
an opinion until have seen it,"
G. +. Uhden, special engineer of the
city in charge Of the Skagit river
power development, declared himself
intensely interested in the invention
and after canvassing the possibilities
Of chicanery admitted that he wouldn't
dare form an opinion until he had seen
the apparatus in operation.
"Its always possible" he said
though there have been many to make
the claim and no one to substantiate
it in the past"
But Hubbard because his device has
not been patented owing to compli-
cations arising with his financial back
crS, it is said, has refused to allow
tcchpical men more than q glimpse at
the apparatus.
All that could be learned from him
regarding the construction of the in
strUmcnt follows:
The machine, he said, is composed Of
several layers Of wire about q steel
core, which is magnctizcd after the
construction is complete. Once mag
nCtiZcd, the core needs no further at
tontion, he said, and the entire device
Will deliver energy unrcmittingly for
an indefinite length of time.
- place maximum of so years on
the life Of the generator" said Hub
bard "simply because one must fix
some maximum. know no reason why
it should not last until time rots the
Insulation away from the wires"
Hubbard denies that his device is Il
perpetual motion machine. He main
TOMS that it taps the vast storchouscs
of cOstic energy and that the appara-
tvs is founded upon sound scientific
nrincirl"s.
Got Idea From Spark.
Il have hitchCd my wires to the tail
Of the universe, you might say" he
said
Hubbard has high school cduca-
tion. His father is an electrical engi-
n"er, he said, and the family formerly
lived in Spokane. 1t was while he was
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21
TALES BOCHE TOLD
OF RAINBOW LADS

Z In ransacking his desk yesterday a
former member of the American cX-
! peditionary forces who saw hard serv-
{ ice in France during the fierce fight
ing in 1913 uncovered some German
propaganda that was thrown in the
American lines by German avators,
This service man is well known Co.
lumbia boy and he has number of
interesting souvenirs collected during
the war.
The paper dropped in the lines and
{ brought back to America bears the
name "America in Europe" On the
front page a large cartoon appears
with American troops following the
dollar mark. 1t is entitled "Thc Modern
Crusade" meaning to imply that
America entered the war for monetary
reasons.
Scvcr2! amusing stories of interest
appear in the paper, one of these be-
ing a news j. I'm saying that the
RAINBOW division had been practical
ly annihilatcd. In telling Of seeing
! thousands and thousands of wounded
American soldiers being carried to
England the paper says: They are the
remnants of the celebrated Rainbow
division that has been recruited from
all the states from the union. This
division under General Mangin and
later under General Rawlnson has
been almost annihilated. 1t has melt
ed down to a handful Of crippled SOL
diers. The Rainbow division it will
be remembered, is the one that has
been accused Of cutting the throats Of
| more than hundred German pris-
oncrs."
A picture of an American soldier in
carried and statement from him
saying that he has been fairly treated
by the Germans. The sheet is full
of misstatements abou, the allies.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21

surviving members of family of six
are in a critical condition. Four of
the family died from eating the pois-
onous olives.
The serum arrived at the hospital
too late to save the life of Angelo
who died shortly after o'clock. AL
though he was alive when it reached
the institution, he was dead before an
injection could be given.
Physicians said they hoped to save
the life of the other victim by admin
lstcring the serum at once.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21
ARE YOU NERVOUS ?
Maybe There is Cause For 1t That
You Can Correct.

Many who suffer from backache and
weak kidneys are unnaturally irrit-
able, fretful and nervous. Not only
does constant backache "get on the
nerves." but bad kidneys fail to eli
inmate all the uric acid from the sys-
tenn, and uric acid irritatcs the nerves,
keeping one "on edge" and causing
rheumatic, neuralgia pains. When
suffering so, try Doan's Kidney Pills,
the medicine so wcll-rccommended by
Manning people. Read this Manning
residents statements:
Mrs. B. +. Louder, Dinken St., says:
81 had slight attack of kidney
trouble about three years ago which
started with smart pains through the
small Of my back. Headaches bother
ed me a good deal, and sometimes l
was so nervous I couldn't hold any
thing in my hand | was bothered
with dizzy spells, too, and black
spccks often came before me, in fact,
! was feeling all out Of fix. A friend
told me about Doan's Kidney Pills and
l got some. Doan's not only helped
me but cured me entirely of the
trouble as | haven't been bothered
sircc"
Price G0c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--thc same that
Mrs. Louder had. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21

in charge of an air compressor at the
Hercules mine near Occur d'Alene,
Idaho, that he first became interested
in the problem. a.
81 watched great belt fit by me
day after day." he related, "an
noted as thousands before me had,
that ! could draw an electric spark
from the belt with my finger. l had
| always been interested in electricity
and had studied great deal from
books since was small boy. One
night conceived the idea that devel-
! oped later into the generator. will
not say that it utilizes. in any way the
current derived by friction as from the
belt. That is not accurate I am not
prepared to divulgc the nature of the
actual translation lof energy"
Hubbard says he can obtain four
kilowatts, equivalent to more than five
horse power from a contrivance weigh
ing less than IL pounds, and that he
can build a generator less than 18 feet
in length to develop, $4,000 horse pow
er, or sufficient electrical energy to
drive the new battlcship New Mexico.
Hubbard offers to build for $50 a
generator large enough to drive a
motor car, but much smaller than the
present engines. The Hubbard gener-
ator, according to its inventor, would
give the airplane unlimited flying
range.
The young man says he worked 18
hours day for two years before he
came to Seattle and during the year
since pcrfccting the apparatus. His
first models was built year and a
half ago, he said.
Hubbard aSesrts that his four kilo-
watt machine has continuously ex-
cited the equivalent of 100 ordinary
25 watt house lamps to full brilliancy
for three months. The device during
this time, he says he is ready to take
oath, did not receive outward stimulus
and at the time the test WAS complet-
cd the lights were burning at the same
brilliancy.
Many Fiascos Recalled
The apparatus, should it prove to
have the merit it's inventor asserts for
it. engineers, said, will revolutionizc
The world cf power and motion. All
steam and gas engiens will be junked,
experts say. The most pondcrous and
complicated electrical generating de-
vices, steam and water turbine gen
orators and all the mechanism of trans
mission wires and transformers will be
obsolete. Electrical transportation can
ontCr a new era. Air Transportation
will be advanced hundreds of years.
Submarine practice will be changed,
md most important of all cheap, al
noSt Inexpensive power, placed at the
3lS"os2l Of every man and woman.
The announcement of Hubbard re-
al.cd to the minds Of many the furore
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21

created in July, 1918, by the request
Of Garabed Ghiragossian to congress
for a special patent protecting his
rights as the inventor of "free en-
ergy" machine.
The patent was granted. after nu-
merous members of congress had seen
the machine in operation and testi-
fled to its apparent powers. For some
reason, not fully explained the engine
faield to render The service its in
ventor asserted for it, and nothing has
been heard of the device since.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21

Has Alfred M. Hubbard, 10 year Ole
Seattle boy, tapped the incxhaustible
reservoirs of natures energy and har-
messed to the use of man the illmit-
able power that pcrmeatcs the uni
verse?
Hubbard has announced the pcrfcc-
tion Of an invention he terms an "at-
mospheric power generator and made
claims that caused Seattle's lacding
electrical engineers to doubt the evil
dences of their senses and to pause be-
fore they condemned as folly the as
sertions Of the youth.
With the apparatus, in appearance
a small coil of wire about six inches
in diameter, surrounding a rcrma-
nently magnetic core eight inches long
the entire contrivance easily carried
on a mans hand, Hubbard gave DEM
onstration several miles from his lab
oratory that, regardless of the princi-
pies involved, several Seattle engin-
GERS declared without parallel in cleo
trical history.
Marvellous Machine, ANYWAY.
An ordinar yncandcsccnt electric
light connected with the two termi-
nails Of the atmospheric power gene
ratcr" gloWcd to 4 cherry red for near
~ an hour, and Hubbard volunteered
to permit the lamp to burn for as
many hours as was necessary to sat
isfy the most skcptical
The young inventor says there are
no moving parts connected with his
generator, that there arc no hidden
batteries, storage or primary, and
those who witnessed the demonstration
made sure that there was no outside
connection with any source Of power.
Hubbard's explanation of the pho
nomcnon is that he has succeeded in
Transforming the earth lines of mag
netic force into electrical energy avail
able for use.
While elcctric; engineers were
highly skcptical and held to the pos
sibility Of fraud, still as George
Quiman, superintendent of tho elcctri-
cal operations of the Puget Sound
Traction, Light and Power company,
Saln, "whatcvcr the lad has done it
is marvellous demonstration"
All the experts agreed that, if as
Hubbard declares, there are no NOV
III gpartS and no concealed battery.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21
ARSENAL CHANGES TOO

London, Jan. 2.-Evcn the great
WoolWich arsenal has turned from the
manufacture of war material to the
peaceful pursuits of trade. Ten thou
factured in the great building which
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21
ONE MEMBER LIVES
IN STRICKEN FAMILY

New York, Jan. 17.-Death won q
double victory in a grim race with an
express train and a government mail
airplane tonight when two more men,
bers of the Paul Delbene family,
poisoned from eating olives, died in
Fordham hospital owing to the late
arrival of the special serum necessary
to save their lives. Hospital physi-
clans, however, hope to save the life
of the only surviving member of the
family of seven, ten year old girl,
with serum received from Washington
Another package of serum, which was
being rushed eastward from Chicago
by mail oirplane, failed to arrive, the
machine having been disabled and
forced to land at Black Oak Ind. The
fluid was reported to have been trans
fcrred to a mail train and is expected
to arrive early tomorrow.
The members of the family who have
already died from the olive poisoning
are Paul Dclbene, his wife, their two
sons, Antoine and Dominick and two
brothers of Paul Dclbcnc, Angelo and
Dominick.
Health Commissioner Copeland an
nounced tonight that he had traced the
poisoned olives to an East Side store
The olives originally came from Cali
fornia, he said. There were AZ cases
in the shipment, but It was learned
that part of them had been consum-
ed without harmful results.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21
Perpetual MOTION
IS HERE At LAST

Seattle Youth May Have Tapped In
eXhaustible Reservoirs of Ma
ture's Energy-Electrica Experts
Puzzled but Inclined to Believe
Trickery Somewhcre-N0t I'M
possible.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21

New York, Jan. 17.-Serum neces-
sary to save the lives of two persons,
alive victims, arrived here shortly af-
ter o'clock tonight from Washing
ton. 1t was rushed by ambulance to
Fordham hospital, where the patients,
Angelo and Dominick Dclbenc the two
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
H. r. .RfCIIEs0N g co,
Real Estate and Loans,

,res coars Of en- un. ssr states q sA for Tie
Eastern ;,a :iI D District os Virginia made on
matter OF Herbert r. Scott, bankrupt
tho Undersigned trustee will offcr for
sale sale at public auction. on the psem-
THURSDAY. E,EBRuARI 10. 1890.
the bank a. 9 nasaf, z. ,maa,,,,.. -.
seross in the property desis nated and an.
Richmond, Va. described as follows
s2usSsra Inc q 81 Pc sfhsss siEse, ias
tho eastern iine>ot Third street. THENCE
lin stree. f Sa st Fee. essss III
ina i1Shss sna thence the, ranaa
in;} inches. thence running cast
s;reet SIX na ana RaaFa. oneh mA tsE iSs,
Wardly and in, direct line to'aan
Alley s in tho ,as rear. thenss ru9ning wssI.
aGng the enst ns 81 sa
eastern line Of Third Stree eh ana ta.a ss
eSn line Of Third Street o one f hun Shss
inch to the point ., IesinninE."
certain deeds OF trust on the property.
d From Herbert r; scot. o. als: TO-
a IL the 'a elers Once a aRs
oad IN Deed BOOK Of rs Sly pae 81 g. ef
Principal amount the sum Of $1,000 a Use
been paid, together with all interest
on the principal amount 20 January :e9,
1920 This debt bears interest at the
rate OF per cent per annurn and tie
to J: 4. Conneiiy and +: /: BauEnsh.
trustees, dated April s. 1915, recorded
In said clerks Office In Deed Book
.$i.A, page 40, conveying his undlI
estate, to secure the payment Of. the
sum Of $1,000 principal. due. April s.
1915, the interest on which has seen
paid TO January s, 1919. and three In
terest notes OF $i0h each. due July 8,
1saS. October g. 1919 and January g..
Tho purchaser Of the said property
shall not be required to assume the.
payment OF the said debts but It must
be. clearly understood chat he must
deeds OF trust and the Interest on tie.
said deeds OF trust. and taxes and In
suraAce on the said property shall be
psorated and adjusted as OF tho date
OF sale. But such adjustment 10 In no,
beneiiciarics under said deeds OF trust.
Tho sule TO BIO subject to tho con-
frmatien OF tho court.
This Ia an unusual opportunity Tor
speculators and investors to SECURE =,
te;ested In such should attend this
Terms: Cash. VI
Trustee In Bankruptcy for
Hefbnrf n Ccott.s
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DISPLAY-CL4SSlFIED
BY II. II. RICHESON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Two Frame
Three-Room Dwellings
on Cedar Street
tCHELSEA H1LLt, NEAR THE
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

tCh ftJSbtA Hull, NEAR THE
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
In execution OF certain deed of
trust to the Undersigned. dated Jan
uary 2oth. 1919. and recorded In the
clerks office OF Richmond Chancery
Court In D. 3. 25l-C. page asa, default
having becu made in the payment Of
9 part OF the debt therein secured and
being requested so TO do by tho holder
thereof, we will sell by public auction
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 18TH.
1920. at o'clock p. NJ.
the real estate described in said deed
as follows:
"All that certain lot OF land together
with the two franc dwellings and all
other improvements thereon, lying and
being In the city OF Richmond, Vir-
ginia, in the part known as Chelsea
Hin, and described AS follows. to wit;
Beginning mt u point on the north line
of Cedar Street five hundred and
western line of Bowling Green Road
sometimes called Chelsea Street),
thence running westwardiy. a,on. tho
said north line of Cedar Street and
fronting thereon thirtS-two (S2) feet
thence back northwardlS from said
front and between parallel lines one
hundred and twenty-five tl26) feet"
TERMS: Cash.
II. 7. RIcHEsoN.
Trustee
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EMPLOYMENT
Help W,inted--siaIc.

ESGkhvEis..-w an cnErnycr and
10 an ambitious young ana n
M.'h "p'lity TO DO good work ana wal.
on cnntomers wi!i pay liberal saiury ard
GIy,.nin'ssion On sales q ilo. care T!mcs-
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Situations Wanted--Fomale. 80

STENOGnAPUER--Wa Wanted. position In
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BENCH AND MACHINE MEN-Exprr.
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Z I. also also FlS1sHERs For vARN1sI1 WORK
STEADY EMPLOYMENT. APPLY =
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..nBAFTsMEN FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL
'' 4 I. WORK. WHITEHEAD s. KALgs IRON
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AUCTIONS-LECAL
Legal Notices.

or tho oans.Kady Company--Tho annual
meeting Of tho stoekholders OF tho Cans
Richmond. va. on TUESDAY. March .. issS.
At IL O'Clock. noon. Geo. w. Rady. secre,
tary.
MECHANICS AND MEnCHANTs' oANK-.
ssd & ' sss sdaSs= Of hddas. %Ss,!S
o'sioek toT the. oioc,iop Of directors and
sstoaa J:hf Ps.
nond ~: 5 aiIaay i, pr ss.e.
ilonai Flank Of Riehmond. Va. adopted at
nos.iss Of the ,sfoeESolders Of .S.a p Ssnii
b essssy sass az soS o sH aoss Z
tho bank buildinG. TO conside r and act unon
n tho ss ss Of ta
a plan for the salo OF tho proposed Issue
e. 800 go 90 addi,ionai stock Richard II.
VI M1T sfRINSs coIIS. sS55Sg,
OF the Virs!nia Hot Springs cos,psnSe ot!Ss
snnua, neGtinH OF the stoekholdcrs. OF tiis
VIRGINIA Hot SPRINGS Company. for the
.ransastion of s1sh other Susiness as as may nay
lawfully como before, said meeting, inciud-
i I the appreSyal IF all act. Of the board Q.
held AZ the onlce OF the company in tho
l1Smssssaa na leSe et spsins, X;sisa
The tfansfs. books will be closed FRI
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H |. lnyi = 9ry E;EGINNING YOUR AUToMo.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. experienced boftic--
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ayrItn the CHRISTI BoTTLINt; CO. "a;
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