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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

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Aceite volcanico de- McCIeans
tamano de SOC ....s.......24 c
Remedio de Chamberlain para
FL Colico y Diarrea; tamano
de 5oc por ,.......s.s....29 c
Remedio de chamberlain para
u Tos tamanp DO s5c por ... .2sc
Vino d. cardui; tamano de
$1.00 for ....-s............8 soc
Porciou Nesra, q paquete do
Aceite Wizard do Hamblin.
tamano de eOc por ........ .Asc
Liel de Higos dc California,
tamano de SO por ..........,4 400
Linimento Mustango, tamana
de S0c por ................2 4c
castaria dc Fletcher. tamano
ae 1oc pcr ....Y...*..s......e0c
Mel y Aiquittan de- Foley,
aman DC SOC Dor .r....~. 25c
Mata DoIor de Perry Davis,
tamano De 25c por ...,...... 22c
sanadora, tamano de csc por 20
Aceite Mexicano. tamano de IS por BIC
Pastlilas de Asperin de 2s por ..1sc
Bromo Quinine caiita de- S0c por s4
Alucema, ! paquete de 1 onza /. .sc
Romero, I paquete de 1 onza Sc
re de sena, ] pauuete de ! onza &c
Aceite Castor. bosella de- 2 ohzas
POT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 14c
AceIte de Olivas botelIas de .
onzaa ppr .14c
M~entholatum, tamanos de Csc por 19c
M~entholatum, tanlanos de SOC 0 3sc
Listerine, tamanos dc COO por .46c
Listerine, tamanos de zoe por s23c
Peroxide, botellas de 4 onzas por lee
Peroxide, boteIlas de 1s onzas por 25c
Sal HepatIca tamano de SIC Dor 26c
Sal Hepatica tamano de roc nOr SIC
.saltrastica, paQuetes de 9
onzAs Dor ..-.........s......6c
bosellas Dc l5he onzas ........l2c
sotellas de GIycerin de ! onzas ..27
Witch Hazel, bOtella de 4 onzas zoe
Tasslina carbolizada Blue Seal
y Doteila ..-......--.s......,9c
raseliua Blanca Blue seal ID
oosaiia Sc
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sec y lasa pOr ,..4.,.w.....2sc
'rema cOlsates para 4 barba
q tapo por &c
abon marca Palm Olive Ia
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para la cara marca palm
olive tamanc q SOC Dor ......tae
rsua masea Palm ollse. saman0
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hampoo marea Palm olive
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AcEITE pE oLIvos.


81 bote, 15 lbs.
0slas grandes Dc mantsca nor ..s1Fol
onas medlanas De manteca pcr Use
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: o.. Sunbeam MaYonnaise
DRESSING / bote ia de 5 o.. por 42c
Mostaza Al Eatilo Ingles,
Idbby's 81 iarro ...ltc
Olives madurns marca Farm
House 2 botes altos .49c
0llYos de IA Reina, Farm
Ranch jaFro De On a. SIC
Chow Chow dc Libby jarro
6rande 4
P~spinisos Agrfos A. Libby iarro
grande kRcl
Pepinos agFios y mlxtos marca
Libbye 1 larro Rrando Dor .4ecI
Piplpos dnlcss, Nbby.s ana
eaicile de - a.. pqr $500. Sic
eQiellp efande pos .ess8
rspino mixsoa y asrias / bole
No I pcr .teel
q posea No 4 pqr .......... .est
chcw chow. bate No 1 por Ascl
9 botes 70. I pr .csc
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bpses No : pr r... $40
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s.isa a chas n.r.. flbsy
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MEL De ARcE Y De CANA.

Botes de / gallon por ........... .$2.75
Botes de "a gallon $3.50
Botes de un Y gallon .........,. soc
Mel marca "Karo Red Label" Iclara)
Bote No. 10 por ............... .$1.15
Bote No. 5 por .69c
Mel marca 'Karo Blue Label"
(oscura)
Bote No. 10 ....................S 1.06i
Bote No. 5 .56c
Bote No. TX por .16c
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MEL vIReEN.

Mel virgen pura, de Ohio,
~ lbs. 81 jarrito .$1.O5
Jarra de vidrio de IA z por ....47c
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carne Fpaseas Libby's sliced
2 bases por ACC
SaIchichas (choflcltos) Libhy,s
Apoteetas 27c
Cafne sCocidas, Labbys. &
botccitos por zoe
Libby's BcuiIlon Cubes, Ia Gaia por CSC
Came cosida marca IAhbyss 2
botes por Observation-Disclosures &c
Carne desmenusada narca Cor
don . botes por .67c'
Chile % Carne marcas Council
notes POT .t*..s,..,-.-....... 26c
z potes ........t............$ 2.AO
Chile con carne ~Ldbbx's"-
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lHARiNA

Harina marca eFidelity. No hay mejor
mOiida: hecha de- trigo duro
eseQgidO de Kansas, saco de
4S libras .....,............3g .g6
Harina, Quill Pura,s saco de
As lbs, $40
Harina marca Mountain Rose
gaco de As lbs. 2.90l
HARlNA PARA PAN CAKES.
Harina para Pan Cakes, marca
Aunt Jemima, 8 paQuetes por soc
2 paauetes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S6c|
HaTina de S~arreceno para Pan
Cakes, marcaN Aunt Jemi-
ma" z paQuetes ..........por SEC
6 paQuetes pc 99c
Harina marca sEmmer Pan
Cake" 4 paquetes .por SOC
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Catehup de Libby, hotellas
medianas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
botella grandes opr .35c
Ensalada ~preparada, botellas
grandes Observation-Disclosures. 39c
Ensslada preparada, bctellas
medlanae ...ss... .....-s.,s ZIG
ManteQHilla de Capaguate,
marca Libby's I'm frasco de
1-6 onzas y media ..............2 4c
MRnteQuia de cacahuate marca
Monarch 1 jarro de ~ az por rec
I jarro u o.. por ..... .34c
Crema Sunbeam Marshmallow
una jarra de una pit. por 49,, 39c
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Pasta coudensada Mincemeat
marca Lihbys jarros de sh
opza 22f
Pasfah humeda Mincemeat
marca Libby jarros de "a
foAAA Ror .......+...,......... D1f
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EXTRA ESPECIAL

Fsaiio Crepe Papel excusado 4
rolios 2Sc
|lO roIlcs por ,...&........ SIC
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AARINA RARA pAN z
cEREALEs.

Avena, / paquete grande ........ 34c
Avenas 6 paquetes grandes por. $1.95
Avena, tamono chico, 2 paquetes
por \. Observation-Disclosures $40
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
BIG RAINS DELAY
 TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Managers Preparing to Handle the Postponed Matches

Slippers courts caused by the heavy rains during the past week have pushed so many of the hall and tennis games into this, the final eek of the municipal playgrounds, that t will take hard work to play them off. Notwithstanding this handicap, however the boys and girls who make up the league teams are ready and eager to play off the ties and settle the pennarts
 Dodge and volley ball games, postponed from earlier in the season on account of rain, also have been crowded into this. the final week. Ous of the six pennants to be awarded in the league games. only one has been decided as yet, the Avon- dal girls volley ball teams being the winner with nine games out of nfne
 The postponing of so many games and the continued rains have also handi- capped the supervisors in deciding the final day programmes. Twilight meets, with the mothers and fathers present to witness the games. community sings, track meet sand other things are being planned
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
Morry Beats Lookouts in
 TWin Bill
Bernsen Knocks Ball Over Fence With Stewart on Base - Baron Hurler
 Gives Up One Hit

Superb pitching by John Dewey Morrison, Baronial ace, enabled the Barons to win a double-header from Chatta- nooga yesterday. Morrison not only pitched the first game and won, but he also twirled the second, letting the Lookouts down with one measly hit. He allowed three singles in the first game. .
 The score of the first game was to 1, and that of the second to O. Pitcher York of Chattanooga also tried the iron man stunt, but he was relieved in the first inning of the second game, when he apparently lost control. walk ing two men in succession, with no outs.
 Dutch Bernsen furnished the
 only real thrill of the game when
 in the first inning of the second
 game he drove the ball over the
 centcrfieId fence for a home run,
 with Stewart base.
 Morrison pitched good ball through out, having only one or two bad in nings during both games. Then he set tied down and pitched air tight ball. Not one earned run was made off his delivery in either game.
 FIRST GAME
 Shakey fielding behind Morrison in the first game placed the Baron twirIer in a hole upon two occasions, in the second and third innings. In the" sec- ond frame, single by Bfatchi and an error by Stewart almost proved the un- doing of Morrison. However, Morry's support steadied, and the side was re- tired without a score, two men being thrown out at the plate.
 In the third inning, the L.ookouts scored their first run, in fact the only one of the afternoon.
 Dudley grounded out to snokt. Glea- son hit to right and was safe at sec- ond, when Stewart messed up on Graffs easy grounder. Bratchi walked. filling the bases. Sloan grounded to Stevenson, who bobbled, and Gleason scored. Sloan forced Graff at the plate. Johnson grounded out to Stewart.
 The Barons tied the score in the fourth, Bernsen singled to center. Ellis singled to left, sending Bernsen scored when HairstonN forced Ellis at second on his infield out, after Griffith had popped up to Graft. Hairston was out, trying to steal second.
 The game was won in the fifth in- ming. Peters beat out an infield tap and was sacrificed to second by Nor rison. Stewart walked. Peters went
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
SECOND GAME

York went in to pitch for the Look outs in the second game after hay ing been defeated in. the first. Morri- son went in to try his luck as an iron man also. York didn't last an inning, while Morrison lasted the game, win- ming the decision. his second victory of the day.
 The Bapons secured a two-run lead in the first inning, enough to win the game. Stewart walked Stevenson walked. marking the exist of Mir. York. Noel taking the mound for Chat tanooga. Barnhart forced Stevenson at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
Chicks Tie With
 Crackers in Nine Inning Battle

Atlanta. Ga, August N.-Memphis and Atlanta played a nine-inning, g to tie game here today, play being ended after nine innings to enable the visitors to catch train. Each team used two pitchers. who were pounded hard
 Memphis apparently had the game sewed up twice and Atlanta once, but neither could hold it's lead Markle tossed his own game away in the eight, a throw to left field and a wild pitcn scoring three runs. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

second, Stewart going to third. Bern- sen bit at one down the groove, knock ing the ball over the center field fence the pellet sailing over the corner of the Southern League score board Stewart and Bernsen scored. Ellis grounded out, Noel to Fielder. % In the third inning the Barons scored two more runs. Stewart flied out but Stevenson doubled to left. Barnhart Singled. sending Stevenson to~third. Barnhart took second on a wild pitch. Berrsen walked. filing the bags. Ellis forced Bernsen at second, Stevenson scoring. Gleason attempted to make a double play out of Ellis grounder and threw wild to first. Barnhart scoring from third. Griffith grounded out.
 Morrison pitched beautiful game in the second encounter, allowing only one hit a scratch two-bagger over third base line in the last inning. with two down. Griffith got two hits in the second game. Ellis and Gleason got two in the first.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

Home Run-Bernsen.
 Sacrifice Hit-Harston.
 Struck Out--By Noel, 1; by Morrison, g. Base on Balls-Off York 2; off Noel, g.; off Morrison. i.
 Pitching Record-No hits with one earned rum off York in no innings (two on when relieved).
 Losing Pitcher-Yo ork. Wild Pitch-Noel
 Left on Bases-Birmingham 5: Chatta- nooga. 8
 Umpires-Pfirman and Johnson. Time of Game-1:09
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
PIRATES AND PILLS
 DIVIDE DOUBLE-HEADER

Pittsburg, Pa. August 2l--Pttsburs and Philadelphia divided a double-headet here today the visitQSs winning the in- itial contest 3 to l afsN the tame teafa inning of thexfirst game Wheat lined to Cooper, whose throw to McKechnies thence to Whitted completed triple play, the second at Forbes field this year. The scores.
 First game RA, H. F. Pbiladelphia - 030 eco 0c0-0 6 . Pittsburg ... 10e 600 o00-1 ]
 Batteries Rixey and Wheat; Cooper and Hoeffner.
 Second game R. H. E. Philadelphia ........... 900 coo o0l--Oxz6xz, Pittsburg .I....... 100 102 10x-5 10 Q
 Batteries - Hubbell and Tragesser: Adams. and S9hn7idt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

series of games with Union Springs here Thursday afternoon by a score of g. to l. It was the fastest game of the season, having been played in one hour and fifteen minutes. Had not the ileld been muddy, the game woud have hesn much tighter, for a number of err TOTS were made by both teams
 Stepen, of9the home team, brought cheers from the grandstand and ertra music from the brass band when he made circuit drive in the fifth frame. I, ne score. R. H. E. Union Springs ... 010 900 0OO-1 Greenvllle s...... 100 020 00*-3 6 2
 Batteries: Union Springs, Totty and Bluei Greenville, Freeman and Griean.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
WHITE SOX GO
 INTO THE LEAD

Washington, August 2i.--Chicago went into the lead in the American League pennant race today by defeating Wash ington to ?. while Cleveland lost two games to Boston. Cicotte pitched eff fectively in all, except one inning. The visitors scored all their runs off Zachary. Acosta. who succeeded him, allowed only one hit in the last four innings.
 Score: R. H. E. SnlcdS0- ..'.-.......s.. 20z Ul0 UU0--o U l Washington ........... 000 900 020--2 g 0
 Batteries-Cicotte and Schalk; Zachary, AcoSta and Charity
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Summary: Two-base hit, Ponds. Three base hit, Miller. Sacrifice hits, Hunter. Wano, Mulvey. Stolen bases. Hunter (0, Wano (0, McGinnis. Dpcote. McMil- Ian. Double plays, Harper to Distel; McGinnis to Distel to Wano. Left on bases, Little Rock ', Mobile ?. Earned runs, off Roberts '; off Jonnard none. Struck out, by Jonnard 2. by Roberts l. Base on balls. off Jonnard l.. off Rob- erts g. Time, 1:S7. Empires. Brennan and Roth. M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
Payne Too Much
 For the League Leading Pelicans.

Nashville, August 21.-Payne was too much for the league-leaSing Pels today and the Vols won the third game Of the series. to ?. Payne allowed the Pels only four hits until the. ninth, when doubles by Bradley and Ripperton ac- counted for one run. but the next two men weres seasy outs. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
BASEBALL AT A GLANCE
SOUTHERN LEAGuE
Results Yasferday

Results Yesterday Birmingham 2-4. Chattanooga 10 Little Rock 9-S, Mobile 2-2 Nashville 3, New Orleans g. Atlanta g. Memphis g. Called in ninth.
 Games ToAay ~ Birmingham at Chattanooga, two games. New Orleans at Nashville No other games scheduled
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
Travellers Take
 ? Games From Coleman S Bears

Little Rock, August H.-14ittle Rock today regained some of the ground re- gently lost by taking two games from Mobile, 9 to g.. and to 2 Hunter anu Wano each stole three bases in the first game. Scoresy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

Sacrifice Hit-Morrison. Stolen Bases-Barnhart, Bernsen. Double Plays-Peters to Stevenson. Struck Out-By York. 3; by Morrison, s. Base on Balls-Off York, 3; Off Mor- rison. &
 Earned Runs-Birmingham, 1. Passed sBalls-Neiderkorn, Peters. Left on Bases-Birmingham. 6: Chatta- nooga, 6.
 Time of Camel 50. Umpires-Johnson and Pfirman.
 cIrf,OArIA C, A
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Summary: Stolen base. Dunning. Sac rifce hit, Burke. Two-base hits. Ballin- ger, Bradley, Ripperton. Double plays, Ripperton to Deberry Struck out, by Payne z, by Barfoot ,. sBases on balls by Payne 1, by Barfoot 8. Time, 2 hours. Empires, Clifford and Kerin.
 On dark nights a white light can be seen farther than any other but on light nights red takes the first place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

(Seven innings by aGreement.)
 Summarys-- Two base hit, Tutweiler.
 Mullen. Three-base hit. Miller. Sacri-
 flee hit, Moore. Stolen base. McGinnis. Left on bases, Little Rock 2. Mobile 10. Struck out by Robinson 5. BaAe on balls. off Lukonovic 4. Earned runs. off Lukonovie S. off Robinson none. Time. 1:2o. Umpires.s Roth ana Brennan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Milwaukee,: Milwaukee 10, Louis vile 1.
 At St. Paul: St Paul ?, Toledo l.
 At Minneapolis: Minneapolis ?, Colum- bus 8.
 At Kansas City: Kansas City g, Indian apolis 2N s sfas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
Dodgers Defeat
 Cincinnati Reds
 Easily, 4 to 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati, O.s August 21-Brooklyn re. gained some of it's lost ground today b5 shutting out the champions 1 to 0. Mar guard pitched brilliantly, not a Red run ner Ieaching> third base and only two gettingsas far as second.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

to third on a passed ball. Stevenson
 grounded out. Peters scoring Barn hart singled. but Bernsen grounded out fo Eied1er
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Results Yesterday Chicago 5, Washington ?. Boston 12-4, Cleveland 0-0. Detroit 10, New York 8. Philadelphia St. Louis, rain.
 Games Today Chicago at Washington. Detroit at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia No other game scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
FIRST CAME

Totals .............29 e23 l5 {
 s*Batted for Roberts in ninth sHunter out. bunting fowl on third strike.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yestertla,

NPSuTtS eSLcEVHy New York 8, Chicago 5 St. Louis 6, Boston {. Pittsbure 1-5, Philadelphia 80. /. Brooklyn 1. Cincinnati O. i.
 Games Today Brooklyn at Cincinnati. New York at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis No other game scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
GREENVILLE wins
 FIFTH GAME FROM
 UNION SPRINGS TEAM

Greenville. August 21.-(special.)-- Greenviile won the ffth game of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
TIGERS POUND OUT
 WIN OVER YANKEES

New York, August H-Detroit easily defeated New York tdoay, 10 to g. Col lins and Mogridge were hit hard at op- perfume times, while Dauss was puzzle to the Yankees.
 score; R. H. E. Detroit ..,........... 002 PIP 210-1O 12 5 New York ........... OOQ 600 O21-- 3 3
 Batteries-Dauss and Stanage; Collins, Mogrldge, McGraw and Ruel, Hoffman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
GIANTS COP GAME BY
 HEAVY POUNDING

Chicago, August Z1~Tyler's wiidnass coupled with heays~ hitting by New York in the last two innings, enabled ths visitors to win today, s to 8 poyles single in the eighth and Young's double in the ninth came with men on bases and proved valuable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

*Ran for c. High in ninth.
 **Batted for Markle in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Menyohis O01 03O 032-9 Atlanta O9l 900 4049
 Summary: Two-base hits, Thweatt, Boone. Markle. Three-base hits, Mayer, Kaufman. Innings pitched. by Thweatt Is, with hits and runs; by Boone 2-3, with hits and runs. Struck out by Boone 2, by Markle l. by Thweatt l. by Marshall 1. Base on balls, off Thweatt 5, off Boone i, off Marshall 2. Sacri- flee hits, Lewis, Dowie, Blades, Hager. Stolen base. Griffin. Left on bases, Memphis 5, Atlanta 10. Wild pitches Boone, Markle. Empires, Pfinninger and Williams. Time, 1:50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
Indians Beaten in
 Double Header By Boston Sox
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston, August 21.-Boston shut out Cleveland in both games of a double header today, winning the first P to 0 and the second to 0. In each game Cleveland made only three hits, Hoytt and Pennock pitching effectively.
 Wood had charge of the Cleveland team in the absence of Manager Speaker, who was reported as improving and planning to leave Cleveland tomorrow afternoon te take part in the double header Monday in Boston. Scott was the big hitter in the second game, mak- ing a single, two doubles and triple in four times at bat. Scores:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

' At ROCheSter. ROCheSter Z-4, Jersey City e2 At Buffalo: Buffalo 8, Reading z
 At Toronto: Toronto 5, Baltimore 6.
 At Akron: Akron 1. Syracuse ?.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Greenville: Greenville 1-6, Spartan burg 0-3.
 At Augusta Augusta s-1, Columbus 10.
 At Charleston: Charleston 6-5, Charlotte IA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
Lynch. Roberts

Miss Katie Lynch and Mr.. Lloyd
Roberts were married at 2:30 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the home of
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Roberts, 600 McIIish avenue.
On account OF the serious Illness Of
Mr.. Roberts father, the wedding was
very quietly celebrated and only mem.
bers Of the families were present
At the ceremony, which was said by
DR.. Crayton S. Brooks. pastor of the
First Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts left immedk
dtely after the ceremony for o short
trip to Oklahoma City. They will re-
turn TO Ardmore to make their home.
Both the bride and groom are
well known in Ardmore. The bride,
whose parents live near Ardmore, has
made her home here several years
and is associated with the T. Z. Smell
son Contracting Company. Mr.. Rob
erts is with the Buick Service Com
papy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
Il, Y. p, L, Tonight.

The following program will be civ.
en- at tonight's meeting Of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union, at Broadway
Baptist church, beginning at $50
o'clock.
Topc--"Servants Of the King"
Leader-Miss Bessie Culp.
Scripture Reading-Isaiah els
Miss Alyne McCharen.
ntroduction--Miss Bessie Culp.
PartI--Men Must Match Money
Mr., Walter Hignight.
Piano Solo--Miss Velma Barrett.
Part II.--"For the Ancient Service
OF Preaching the Word. Miss Norma
Lawson.
Part Tl1.--"For New Opportunities
In the Mission Fields. Miss Pearl
Payne.
Part Iv.--"For Enlarged Education,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
CITY COMMISSIONERS HELD
VERY SHORT SkAANCE SATURDAY

There was a short session Of the
board of city commissioners Saturday
morning, but nothing but routine busi-
ness was passed upon.
There arc several important mat.
ters pending before the board, but
none of them were gone into, as the
commissioners were pressed for time
and II was decided to let them wait
until the next regular meeting.
The payroll fer the month was pass.
ed upon and allowed and some bills
against the city audited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
Delphian Chapter

a continuation of the study of the
Hebrews will be conducted at the
next meeting Of the Delphian Chap.
ter to be held Monday, Feb. 9. with
Mrs. L. l. Wilson, leader, who will
discuss the industry of these people,
Hebrew Poetry" epic, will be dis
cussed by Mrs. C. NJ. Campbell, while
the lyric poetry will be the subject
- discussion given by Mrs. Fred FL
" Is.
Other topics are assigned as fol-
lows; THE Songs OF Solomon" Mrs.
Henry Davis; Wisdom Literature"
Mrs. Guy Sigler; The Hebrew Proph.
ets." Mrs. Arthur Carpenter; "Explo-
ratons in Palestine" Mrs. j. II.
Chandler
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
Ell1s' NiasGuerade Dance

Invitations to the Elks masquerade
dance, for Thursday night, Feb. g.,
have been issued. Any member who
mas failed to receive an invitation is
requested 10 notify the house com,
nittee.
Music will be furnished ny the
Louisiana Five Orchestra and the
affair bids fair 10 surpass any pre-
vious event in Elkdom.
Judges have been selected and
prizes will be awarded for costumes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
Ladies Of the Leaf

characterization" ia the subject
Of The study lesson Of the Ladies OF
The Lear, tomorrow afternoon at Con.
venton Hall, With Mrs. J. c. Thomn.
son leader
Response to roll call will be made
with topics Of the day A report
on survey Of the number of immi-
grants and number Of illiterates Of
the community will be made by Mrs.
Thompson.
How conditions may be improved"
WI he discussed by Mrs, uetty Nor.
mnn, while Naturalization" will be
the subject of discussion led by Mrs.
T. X Kcarney.