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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-19
H@mn@s for Sale

A FIVE room new modern bungalow
on a large corner lot, East front,
garage, lot 20Oxl5O price $3.50, can
be handled for c75OOO.
4 FIVE room modern piastered home
on Third Ave, southwest. fine
location, price s5250.OO.
a FIVE room new brick bungalow in
northwest, large cortrete porches
this is a fine bur, price {47jO 90
very easy terms.
\ large old style box house on a
corner lot l2ONl4O has gas and wa
ter, located in northeast Ardmorc,
price only $500 90. Terms.
ONE of the best homes In southwest,
seven large rooms, hardwood on all
floors, fire place and all kinds OF
built in features, large double gar
age, concrete driveway, this is n
real home and the price is only
sl2, 10000 terms arranged.
A SIX room two story modern home
on b street and Fourth Ave, north.
west, lot 6Oxl12. This is one of the
best close in buys in Ardmore,
price s65O0OO.
\ LARGE ne wsiX room modern
bungalow on - treet, northwest,
garage and driveway, immediate
possession, price 100000; can be
handled for $1,000 90 cash. balance
monthly.
A FIVE room new bungalow on First
Ave, northwest lot 50X140, price
$225O.O0 easy terms
a BEAUTIFUL lot on Stanley Blvd.
sidewalks down. nice shade trees,
price $4,000.
4 BEAUTIFUL five room cast front
bungalow on A street northwest
hardwood floors, fireplace, built.in
features, prise 100000; easy terms
arranged.
If YOU are going to build. and need
loan be sure and let us explain
the Georgia State plan to you. No
stock to buy, just a straight loan
with the monthly pay privilege, We
also make straight five year loans.
GwiIIot e. Hall
Phone 5S3. 2O7 Simpson Bldg
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Real Estate
w amt a Honne?

WE still have a few more to pick
from and if you are really in earn
est about buying q homo you should
see Us az once. See us before you
buy in any event.
CLOSE in southwest. one Of The
prctticst homes In town. Ii has
everything you can wish for in a
real home and can be bought for
much loss than cost price now
II is a new brick home shown OF
appointment.
THIRD Ave. $. w, beautiful II
rooms arranged for private apart
ment of four rooms which will pay
for place. This is an ideal home
and the location cannot be beat.
Eargain at $4,000.
STANLEY Ave. S. W, beautiful two
story eight room homo on an IDEAL
lot. This is a real home and close
ly priced $4,000.
FOURTH Ave. $. W., a beautiful
modern bungalow in every respect
rooms, hardwood floors, built
in features and a beautiful corner
This place cannot be beaten, slO+
600.
IL St, $. W., new six room tunga
low, hardwood floors, built in feat
ures. Lot 55xl50 \ bargain at
81 900
STANLEY Ave. 5. W. { rooms
haiti, lot 52x2O4 Close in place
Price $1,000.
BIXBY Ave, :. W. rooms and
bath. Garage and driveway, $4,000
BlXBY Ave. s. W, rooms and
bath. Pastered breakfast room,
garage and driveway. A very roomy
home. $3.50.
BINBY Ave, $. W. . rooms and
bath. garage and driveway South
front $1,000
THIRD Ave. s. W. rooms and
bath, garage. close in $6,2jO.
G ST.. $. W, rooms and bath;
new plastered bungalow ideally 10
Gated and close in. $500.
WEST Broadway $. W., rooms anC
bath. fireplace hardwood floors
corner lot 7Oxl4O. Garage and chick
en- yard and garden, $1,000.
3 St, 5. w. 10 rooms and bath
Large corner lot and ideal foi
rOoming and boarding house. Tive
blocks from Main st.
NORTH Washington St, rooms
and hath Garage and driveway
Fireplace and built in features
Large lot, $1,000.
c St. \. W. rooms and bath. East
front and in perfect condition. Very
close in. $500.
c St. y. W, rooms and bath
Large lot and good brick home
$4,000
c St, y. W. rooms and water
Lot 10OXl59. East front, sS,5OO
II St, n. w, : rooms and water
New bungalow. Good lot s2,750.
d St, n. W. rooms and bath
Very close in, just one minute from
Main St, s6,5OO.
EIGHTH Ave, n. W, rooms an(
bath. Lot 5Oxllo, in perfect condi
ton. Newly papered throughout
$3.50.
llTH AVE. n. W, rooms ant
bath. Large lot and outbuildings
$1,000.
STH AVE. n. L., rooms, plas
tered. double garage and servant
house. well built home $500.
A sT., y. T., rooms. garage. goo,
lot, $4,000.
HURRY if you want home. w
have them everywhere. We know
the town. The town knows us.
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Lamgston Inv. Co.
A Few Specials

A BEAUTIFUL home; highly polish
ed oak floors; The living room and
dining room are exceptionally large
and. handsomely appointed; break
fast room. luxurious bath, breezy
bed rooms; this place Is on Ne
Lish Ave, whore the fashionable
are going. price $500.
A SWELL home on Third Ave.
some very fine homes are to be
built there this spring; this Is an
exquisite house, as handsome as \
picture inside and out you must
see it to appreciate just how nice
it is; price $500.
A SPECULATION in a five room
cottage in southwest, locaed on G
St, price $4,000.
A REAL bargain in a six room bun.
galow on 1lth Ave. northwest.
price s4,250.
55 ACRES 3 miles southwest, price
500 per acre.
II. G. McMIlDDY
1oe 20 N.ngt Nfafn
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Agents Wanted

POSITION wANTED-Young man 81
years old, desiring position with
some good reliable firm, not on
perienced in all work but willing
to learn. can furnish best OF refer.
ences. for information address c.
u. care q Ardmorcito 1S.6
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Business Opportunities

WANTED PARTNER - Restaurant
man: have fixtures and etc. Call or
address Geo. II. Hanley, 2O2 North
Caddo ST., Ardmora 1873
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Financial

BARRELS or MONEL AND SOME
IN A BON to loan on farm and
ranch lands Inspection made and
money paid out same day applica.
tion Is received. Ollie w. Anderton,
over Frames Drug store. 91mo
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OR STOLEN-B Bay horse
ard saddle with navajo blanket
hcrsc five years old, branded O
on left hip. Finder please call
JW-55l, Dr. Crner. los
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LOST-Black bill fold containing $40
in currency; Mason's receipt in
favor of T.. j. Cowlcs; hunting liz
ocnse, game warden card. Finder
return to Ardmoreite office Tor lib
cral reward. 1873
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Lost and Found

LOST--Cotton blanket marked c. w,
one bundle flat worl. marked G. w
or N-22. Phone 1918 1863
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If YOU HAVE got $500 cash and
want n home, ! will sell you A
room home for 5000. south front,
lot fine. garden goes in deal. 1t is
n. W.. and n peach for the price.
Owner leaving. Act quick ii inter
ested Yates, the Earth Man.
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last Friday night 33N5
Firestone cord casing and rim. $40
reward for return to us Il Main
or n. $. Ma.sad, Healdtcn Okla.
1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-19
Poultry and Eggs

EGGS-2O0 setting, fine chickens. few
left, come quick. r. *. Kearney.
1853
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Help Wanted, Miscellaneous

WANTED-A capable assistant. a
man Of good character. who under.
stands the real estate business. Ap-
ply the Elsi Realty Co, City State
Bank Bldg, Phone 5SS. 1873
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GEWARD-Fcr return Of Boycc Mo
tometer, lost from car, last night
II. j. Thomas. Phone l65. 1853
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LOST AT or near the Carnival
grounds, bunch OF keys Return
to Ardmoreite office Tor liberal re-
ward. 1S-3
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LOS"-Man's pearl grey hat ON y
Washington or BroadwaN leave Al
Arlmoreite. 1873
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LOST-Blacli music roll, finder please
return TO j. u. Martin, Heaiton
okla, Box 1873. 1886
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LOST-A 32nd degree and Shrine
pin with Thelman engraved on
back. Finder please phone lllL
1S3
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Positions Wanted

POSITION wanted by lady as book
keeper or general office work, Ad'
dress l.. c. r. O. Box 223. 1j.l2
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A NO. 1 stenographer desires work
in rdmore by May 1. If Interested
address 9O4 h. oak street. Jones
bor5. Ark. 1876
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Ardmaore Homes

on B ST, northwest. We have splen.
did new room bungalow. built by
a high class contractor, price S5,.
600, terms.
A real. place to build a home, on
West Broadway, lot is 15Ox249 feet.
Price $3.50.
SEVERAL vacant lots on St, y.
W, ON corner for $1,000.
\ FINE speculation, 10, 7oxS5 feet
on Wolyerton, on car line, very
close price
R. G. McKlIDDY
l26 10 West Main St, l6.3
FOR SALE-Lots 111s-19 and 20,
Block i, Walcott addition To. Ard
more. This property offered cheap,
either on cash or payment plan.
Address c. II. Harrer, Mason City,
iowa. 1863
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
Metropolitan Hotel. Healdton, Okla,
building, furniture and furnishings,
16 bedrooms, dining room and kit
chen, lobby and store room 2iXl00
building would cost to build now
ct least $4,000, furniture $4,000,
ard lot cost $1,000. VIII sacrifice
al for $4,000 cash. j. II. Nkers.
phone 1742J. 1873
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126 IL West Main st.
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Real Estate

l HAVE some nice, new bungalows
for sale. Phone 375 or 70. John w.
Hoffman. ll-6
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For Rent-Rooms

FOR RENT-One large unlurnlshed
room, gas, water and lights furnish.
ed near car line. Phone 1851. 1876
The Irish standard., 1920-04-24

al officers and visitors from Washing
ton, witnessed the decoration Of the
navy's former chief Of staff. Bishop
William T. Russell Of Charlestown, s..
c., delivered the sermon.
Present in the sanctuary during the
rpass, which was celebrated by the
Rev. Louis R. Stickney, were the
Right Rev. Thomas ]. Shahan, STD,
rector of the Catholic University Of
Washington; the Right Rev. Msgr.
Michael F. Foley Of st. Pauls Church,
Baltimore; Rev. Joseph Stolz, C.SS.R.
Of st. James Church, Baltimore; the
Rev. James B. Barron, C.ssR., Of
Brooklyn, N. T., and many other Balti-
more and visiting clergymen.
The Rev. Thomas Francis Curran Of
the diocese Of Springfield, Mass, acted
as deacon and the Rev. Thomas ]. Nc
Lean of the diocese of Fail River,
Mass, acted as sub-deacon at the
mass. The Rev. Eugene Connolly,
was master of ceremonies.
Admiral Benson, during the mass
occupied q seat In the Sanctuary. on
the epistle side, where he was attend
ed BY the Rev. Albert Smith Of Bald.
moro.
The formal decoration came Just b.
The Irish standard., 1920-04-24

fore the Credo and following the SER
mon and the reading of the papal brief
by Bishop Russell.
Admiral Benson was conducted to
the throne of Cardinal Gibbons on the
opposite side Of the altar and there
the venerable prelate, at whose sug-
gestion the. decoration was conferred
by Pope Benedict, placed upon him the
red silk ribbon edged with yellow to
which he attached the octagonal gold
cross of st. Gregory, and pinned upon
his left breast the silver medal of a
knight of the Grand Cross.
1T Is my very great privilege and
duty" said Cardinal Gibbons, ito rep
resent the Holy Father in comforting
upon you this high honor.
"You have already received the high
est naval honors that q grateful nation
could bestow. During the great war
which has happily come to q conclu-
sion, your mission was marked by q
vigilance and foresight which COM
manded the respect and admiration Of
your commanderin-chief, the Presi-
dent. Your Immediate superior. Sec.
retary Of the Navy Daniels, manifests
his high regard for your services BY
being present at THE ceremony.
The Irish standard., 1920-04-24
Order fer Hearing Petition fer Letters
OF AAmlnlsteatloA.

Order fer Hearing Petite. fer Letters
State of Minnesota, County Of Henne-
pin. In Probate Court.
In tho Matter Of tho Estate Of Mamie
l. Walsh. Deeedent
On receiving and nling the petition
OF William J. Walsh of Hennepin Coun-
ty. Minnesota, praying that Letters Of
John = Walsh Of said County and STATE;
heard and that ali persons interested
on Monday. the Srd day OF May. 1890.
at 10 a: m. at the Probate Court in tho
Court House at Minneapolis in said
County and then, or as soon thereafter
as said petition can be heard, show
cause. II any there be. why said petit
tion should not be granted.
And 1t is further ordered, that no-
fishing this order once, in each. week
day of hearing. in the Irish Standard,
a newspaper printed and published in
said County. and by mailing a copy Of
this order to all the heirs-nt- law of
said decedent when their address IL
known or can be ascertained by due
diligence. at least fourteen 14) days
before the date of said hearing, unless
notice is waived
Dated at Minneapolis this s1st day
of March. 1920.
BY the Court:
JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge Of the Probate Court.
JOHN ]. WALSH,
300 So. Third Ave.
April 1876.
The Irish standard., 1920-04-24

1T was Father Johns Medicine that
kept my little girl alive" said Mrs. L.
M. Wray, of Brooklyn, N. Y, in re-
cent letter. when Lowella was year
old she had dreadful cold which left
her with asthma and bronchitis which
no doctor seemed able to relieve. After
began giving her Father Johns Med
icine I could see great change in her
and how much better she sleeps at
night now. | will never be without it
as long as there are children in the
family. You may print this if you
care to do so for every word is the
truth. Both my children are much inn
proved since l gave them Father
Johns Medicine and have all the
faith in the world in the medicine"
(Signed) Mrs. L. M. Wray, 1877 Pros.
pect ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
No safer family medicine can be.
found than Father Johns Medicine
because it is guaranteed free from
alcohol or dangerous drugs and is ali
pure, wholesome nourishment. It has
had more than sixty years of success
for colds. coughs. and as body-
builder. .@
The Irish standard., 1920-04-24

"You are the first American to re-
ceive this distinction. You have been
honored likewise by the heads Of the
allied governments of England, France
and Japan. In bestowing upon you
this mark Of his special favor, the
Holy Father, the Vicar Of the Prince
of Peace, desires to emphasize the
truth that loyalty to ones country Is
a Christian virtue; that an ofacer in
command is the guardian Of sacred
trust; that authority committed to him
must be used in obedience to consti.
tuted authority; that his duty is not
to reason why, but his duty is, If
necessary, to die"
The greeting and blessing Of Pope
Benedict, which wat read Immediately
preceding the ceremony by Bishop
William T. Russell, was as follows:
Beloved Son: Greeting and Apos-
tolic Blessings:
"Of the distinguished qualities Of
mind and character which adorn you
and which all your fellow citizens glad
ly acknowledged, our Venerable Broth
er, the Bishop Of Charleston, has in.
formed us: wherefore we are most
readily led to confer on you q title
of high distinction.
"This we do the more willingly be-
cause we have learned that you have
set your fellow citizens . most worthy
example Of piety and Christian virtue,
and that you have defended and fur.
thered the Catholic cause to the best
Of your ability.
The Irish standard., 1920-04-24

Therefore, that you may enjoy a
special expression Of our good will and
that you may have unmistakable evi.
dence Of our benevolence and graft.
tude towards you. we hereby appoint.
designate and declare you to be q
Knight of the Order Of the Grand
Cross Of St. Gregory the Great, and
we do hereby enroll you upon the
roster of this most distinguished body
of knights.
"1n consequence thereof, beloved
son, we authorize you to wear the sill
yer medal of this order on your left
breast and together with 1t the golden
octagonal cross bearing on a red field
the image Of st. Gregory the Great, at
tached to a broad red band Of silk,
edged with yellow on the right
shoulder"
Given at st. Peters, Rome, under
the Fisherman's Ring on the Eighth
day Of January, 1920, and of our Ponti-
fcate, the Sixth.
p. CARDINAL GASPARRI.
To Our Beloved Son,
William Shepard Benson,
Admiral, United States Navy.
Following the mass Admiral Benson,
accompanied by the church dignitaries,
was escorted in q procession to the
Cardinals residence, where he was
feted 1T q luncheon at which the
guests included Secretary Daniels and
Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Her
man Kraft, . daughter Of Admiral
Benson, and his two grandchildren.
The Irish standard., 1920-04-24
Order for Creditors to Present Claims.

Order for Creditors to Present Claims,
No. 22S52
state OF Minnesota, County Of Henne-
In the Matter OF the Estate of William
Letters Of administration on the es-
tate Of William Bloomfield, deceased,
late of the County Of Hennepin and
State OF Minnesota. being granted to
Eugene j. Culhane of said county and
by the atiidavis Of the he's said I Eusene - j.
Ghnlhane. ,hnrs made an, and tiled herein. that
Of the ts d SsSh sahoe ahs is'dse des
1t is ordered, that three months be
and after the date Of this order. in in
which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased are re-
CURED to file the same in the Probate
Court OF said County of Hennepin for
examination and allowance, or be for
ever barred.
1t is further ordered, that the first
Monday in August. 1920. at ten o'clock
a. M at general term OF said Probate
Court, to be held at the Court House
in IL. the City Of Minneapolis. in said coun>-
as the time and place when and where
the said Probate Court will examine
and adjust said claims and demands.
tice, OF such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons Interested in said
estate by forthwith publishing this or
cessive weeks in the Irish Standard,
newspaper printed and published in
said county.
JOHN 4. DAHL
f. J: cuEaksS. idfSs s. Atty. Ias PROBATE Court
April 15-22-29.
The Irish standard., 1920-04-24
Admiral Benson De-
eorated BY Pope.

(By N. G. w. C. News service.)
Baltimore, April 11.-Rear Admiral
William Shepard Benson, was formal
" decorated with the insignia Of the
military division Of the Order Of st.
Gregory the Great in the Baltimore
Cathedral today. His Eminence, James
Cardinal Gibbons, acting in the name
Of Pope Benedict, conferred the deco
ration. !.
The ceremony took place during the
eleven o'clock mass. Rear Admiral
Benson Il the first American to re-
ceive this decoration.
Secretary of the. Navy Josephus
Daniels, who was accompanied BY Mrs.
Daniels, and . large delegation Of nav.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01
WHAT licked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

San FrancIsco-'Two men ard
10y. All residents az san Francisco
werc Killed when an airplane IA
which they were riding struck hiSa
tension electric wire and crashed ~
earth in flames,
pine Rnff. ~ $ Euoanks. presS
dent Of the ST Louis NarGmeas As.
socfation and the Rev. j. T. AreeGcf.
4 81 Louis minister. here 20 address
labor meetings. were escorted oa. -
town ay several men, as they wrFe
about 70 address LABOR mass aef'
ing They were partly stripped rr7
flogzed with switches and then order,
ca &c leave town and rot return
sNaShington Practically an of
the republican senators and ~ ~
more members az the housa wii
stump the country in behalf of tue
republican presidential ticket IL wss
decided al conference
-washingson--Th federal reseera
boards June review declared aas
ness Is rassius through a perioi a
re-adlustmeni and. in many Instances.
depression. with every Indication tia;
the period will not continue 70 long.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01
WET AND pHv FIGHT
ON FLOOR SURE TO CONF

tCcntinued from PASe I'D
declared against compulsory arhstra-
,ion. but cepiorec -trikes and lock
outs and advocated that some peace.
able way be found 10 settle industrial
disputes
The connistee siSo pat its 2parov.
al On a declaration for legislation
Shlch would s,eFnlst coliectiye bar.
gaining by farmers
No Pronseition Reference.
On the prohibition Issue the sab.
committee made no ecomgaendatioH
and biz grsst q an1posed wet All
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