davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


CLAD S. to show any wa.hi1xton bu.i,ess man MAI
The factory brought tn the customer. the In
ventiOn to the investor, the proposition to the
prospect. Tell rs your problem: We probably
Commercial Movies. zoos I'VE NV.
AN INDEPENDENT income and 4 home and 4
hve or ten acre Temple Orange Grove In Flor
Ida. Payments over six years make 1t possible
for you: TEMPLE TERRACES. INC.
.O4 Machinists bldg. Washington. d. c.
Phone Main 5J01.
POSITION for s;enoEraphsr: literary work
500 required, Address. BOX 1i7-P. Star once.
Marshall Business Brokers.
Confectionery and candy store at sacrifice;
located dowatown. Half price At e 500.
l4th and Mass. ave worth 1900. Price.
2,1W.
Opportunity. 17-rosm rooming house: partly
furnished Price, 1900. Located near 18th
and l. sits.
RoominE house; II rooms; well furnished.
Special. Cigars. stationery and news: To-
Gated in one of the largest ONCE buildings in
city. Will sell At inventory.
Lunch stand: sandwiches. coffee. etc:
transfer corner. Secure this today. Price.
Our sales are averaging thousands Of dol.
lars each day. We maintain 4 first class OF.
dce and render edhc;ent service, therefore we
secure for sale real places Ut right prices
We do not pick up aud list up everything
enee In business 0. legal matters can deal
through this office with safety If YOU want
to sell. you need ou- service List now and
save time.
Marshall Business Brokers'
Q10 N " Ave
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30
CHURCHES
Rroadway Baptist Church

Sunday school at 9:45 q. m.
Or. Davidson, our pastor ADVISES
me that he will be back from seda>
la in time to fill the pulpit at botn
services Sunday.
His theme for the morning hour
will be THE Lords Need" The even
ing theme will be "Consecrated FER
sonality."
Visitors are cordially invited.
The congregation at morning serv-
ices will be dismissed at 10 minutes
TO 12 O'Clock.
G. p. SELVIDGE,
Chairman Board OF DeaconS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30

(Broadway and d St, N. WI
Services Sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
Subject: Ancient and Modern Ne
cromancy, alias Mesmerism, and Hy-
pnotism, Denounced.
Golden Text: Romans 1921.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing at o'clock.
Reading room, suite 40s Simpson
building. Open daily from II a. m.
to p. m, except on Sundays and
holidays.
The public is cordially invited to
attend all services and to visit the
reading room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30
st. Philips Episcopal Church

Corner f and McLish S. W.
Trinity Sunday.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at 7:S0.
Morning prayer with sermon at II
a m. Sunday school promptly ae
9:45.
Services in the evening will be
resumed on the first Sunday in June.
The Guild will meet on Tuesday AZ
3 p. m. in the Parish rooms.
The choir will meet Thursday az
7:45.
The boys will meet on Saturday
at $3.50 u m.
+. w. GOLDEN ,HOWES,
Rector.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30
Broadway Methodist Church, South

Sunday school 9:45 a. m, George
f. Poulter, superintendent.
Preaching at II a. m. and p. m.
Junior League p. m, Miss War
rem, superintendent.
Senior League, y. m, Eugene
Stewart president
Intermediate League p. m. Ray
Howard, president.
Choir practice p. m, Thursday.
day.
Choir practice p. m, Wednesday.
Tho revival meeting begins Sunday.
While the preaching will be done
by the Methodist pastor We welcome
the pastors and members Of other
churches to attend. We trust that
this meeting will be beneficial TO the
entire city. We shall spend no time
belittling other denominations, but
will do our best to help build up
Gods kingdom.
ASHLEY CHAPPELL,
r. l.. JACKSON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30
First Christian Church

broadway and A streets)
9:45. Sunday school. l. r. Mason,
superintendent.
II, preaching service and commu-
Mon.
700, Junior. Intermediate and Senior
Christian Endeavorf.
500 Sermon by the minister.
Annual election Of officers and re-
ports from all departments Of the
church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon.
Every member expected.
GRAFTON S. BROOKS,
Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30
Proposed Amendments to City Charter Published in Full


%e % @an as 3s % ps un a of %S l B % OF comm.o ~ S
70 advised to the financial
condition tt needs OF the city, ana TO MAKE make "ma ] @ " written ~
q TO perform n s1Sn ossr duties ", may Of be the fsS s 3 a
He shah have power " any time nvessae the AFFAIRS U ANY any
o c @ or the any e o% of witnesses @ @ and % the % oucn of books
commissioner shall recommend any my
by the the request of the
section A. The City receive be
the Board of Commissioners and the same there
section IS Neither
Manager otherwise provided this charter in any
judgment the appointment
th Board of Commissioners and its members shall deal with the admins
the City Manager and neither the Board Of
Any dctaOn prevention orders
member shall thereby forfeit his
Section 10 When % required for n the purchase purchase Of f 'oDp ]
proposals
podd pnS nS h e Manager m reject any all bids and buy the
and provided further that no bids be received the City Manager may buy
Section city printing
bidder competitive bids
10 o be
the sale thereof sha be made upon pevS @ a upon @
all bids and call for further
for not less than the amount Of the highest competitive bidder
binds the the Of
and Mayor
Mayor
passed ] %n0n 20 and w appa % by @ % 4S 90 rmo @ n an contract
for amount claimed to be due upon any account shall be tho duty
Manager to defend the action upon all legal grounds including possible
rendered against the city for any expenditure which in excess the
shall be the of the City Manager be taken to the
of City
existing hereby adopted Section A of Article of the Amended
Charter the Ardmos
Section city Ardmoe
Section Amended
Charter.
municipal ArdmOo
shall Section S nsp on as ,S s son Raa Ts, March Of ,.oo wear IN which
municipal election be held there shall be held election in
shall
there o. Ds h' % first s & April oa the ys @ na s a
within city for the election municipal officers cand'
Section 81 In either the primary general election provided for here
an only such persons shall be qualified to y. as electors therein as are
ss An elections within the City shall be held
sonera election aw Of which notice sha be ve Sy publication
newspaper city
before the primary election such places designated the polling places
Section 20 office
before primary
of residence in notice
section addition to may
the provided
the
addition
included notice provided
printed
all candidates
Ito
Immediately
q
Ito
holding election prior
holding
provided
certificate Of candidates shall
o o prm
the ballot the
shall
candidates erenbefore
lin
8)
holding all
shall
submitted
shall
for office
All provisions election apph
exec the he lI DrO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30

Of its affairs i" wy
discharge Of
@ uS am m the tn, % Ps"a sum % % SoUeO @ nmS @ m' m ne'p tme
their discretion require said undertaking undertakings to be approved
the duties his office and for faithfully for and H. paying @
The @ d City City Manager shall u req ] AMY 'pp0nV m @ OC'r or % mPs @ %
approved by the
payment
e pS premium or all oSa pequpeS nd auhod @ this section sha
be paid of the funds of the city.
Board Cor % covering c @ the ns and no a
CITY SsSos Tt The c city . M r shall % pn en % Po % the sO s s
DSr under city sn a and eon s Other @ y a%ss an who
him. ali the services and duties and incident to
the of M % all hs of eao shall @ be submitted
eGye and provided that shall hold appCye % position or
of Commissioners Mayor the
the sinking fund of the the security first mortgages upon
be ascer
such other securities such is or
estate
of city
prescribed by the and receive exceed Two Dollars each
apprasomn appraisers
the Board authorizing loan provided further
that such loan investment shall be made unless the CITY Manager
Commissioners proceedings respecting such loan and provided further that
borrower agree ray city stipulated
caso judicial or other proceedings collect the % or for the
fo @ h & OF ,n ssG S d or Uh that @ % S S %ep'af @ furnish sp @ %
showing meantabe title and shall recording fees and other necessary
buildings its interest may
maturing maturity
@ Rso'd any rnS % sp % fans Of ' n $ the city St D mG %s
any sscn @ a mSnsss except Collected % o % Received this BY % nS officer or employee
the for fines service licenses
City the
the CITY Manager The city depository repositories shall that bank
banks trust trust companies Of the city which shall by
s @ to- @ @ hh @ rate % nae d nS % Balances e The an
D os S % funds @ soDs , ] ~ the s
surety be by the Board & Of mis- @ @
with such depository & or conditioned upon the safe keeping ping and and
shall bid less than the existing the
compen
% s s a % The be paid & Of ss a nT emp
provide for the and compensation accountants engineers
all particulars and when directed by the Board
Commissioners and shall not be under the supervision direction Of the
a audit
G Of the the % y % kept % S the scs @ @ aa and @
@ fiscal year shall be made S by one certified M public who
auns shall include
publicly
ns % the De a s aa copy
shall
departments
shall and !emid
aud by Section preceding
I
O is
so be follows
OF
under Of the State of Oklahoma
Charter
be
Of
will
Police
in
amended that the be eada
offenders against
amended the S
provided
Municipal Judge within twelve months after
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30
Tulsa Visitor.

L. w. Elliot Of Tulsa, WIS trans
acting business in Ardmore Satur.
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30

TsHSt IfTuffIWt cSuy ttTI0U
Regular preaching services at II
o'clock and at o'clock.
Sunday school at 9:45.
Subject for the morning address:
How to Make Life Count"
Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m, and
Endeavor at p. m.
A. ]. FRENCH.
Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30
S0uth Ardmore Baptist

Corner C and Fourth. southeast
Our big tabernacle is nice, cool
place In which to worship.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Sermon at IL a. m. Theme, The
Solution to All Your Problems"
Young peoples meeting, Z p. m
Sermon, s p, m.
f. L AVERFsTT,
Pnstor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30
East Ardmore Presbyterian

r. l.. JACKSON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
Hugh Fu[erton's Worlds Series Forecast

hpuI"r nl'uH, not Tor my Tnsl ldos nat
Ih"y might Hri Int" the ~OIlhn sS1l's,
hut I had ~ dog" them when th"y nsnns
81 ~ br winuoTh, aud tho nsuIes hhYs
,,,,n" interest Ii'"0hlyn shows Ia large
nd,HnInHU ,uInInI'h with Ihs banh
,ainhrIr fuT tho reason that hero II
-" way iIuHrin '"nlh uho oil he
strength ~ hln catching department. "
Iinuunh ~ubn tho hitting iuIpf"yss and
~" hn'Itri"ppinu w"nhnnb. aud WIN
IiuoI tho "pI'nnII. IL true.
Ia tho n".i n,II'io W. VIII study the
"ur"rina piIrhnIr Thhi IL who're iha
,rnJ i.aI unruor rho dHpn value az
pitt h"rr H. larger IL pr"p"ril"u y" fhS
"th"r I,"nlIiunn Ihlr snosDn than IN
,numy yoptr b-"aur" ~ tho change ln
rui"n ana tho Ilv"Ilor ball which, ] tats
fni HrauIod will hs usnh Ia ~" srrlsA.
Thur fnI. 1iro"hlyu nh"~H fairly wei.
figuring Unn fuI man. Ilnaor 10 tho
Nrur,I,nn Tongue clubs than IL Gnperal-
" nurr"nrI " must show soma gain
Iu pitching I" hnvr M "uunl chHh"a,
"nrytiRh lD?0 NY Th" Il"ll Hyhhi'ais,
IN, 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
COACH TOM KEADT. or LgHIQh'
HAS BOUNDED OUT
AND BPnRDY SACHFIELD
Little Mentioned OF hoIntrs oomeihA-
tion-"nubbJ" Llnals Expected TO
Yurni.h HsnsattOn fOr visitors


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

fairly vol nnd with = iinmll 1nh "
rtnhha going alnnEslh" 81 M'Nl'h"l"
tho DrunEo aud black Sh"ulh PT"YIh"
formidable unnn-iVa teSm l'uHh h""
hocn ahIfIod Ia tho llno H"d ln ""h'nH
nm, shnwinu Tho limo IhlH year Will
nav, . u,saI advantage "ycr lnht y'n' A"
fnrunr,iu In av"irdupuia aud n EI"a'"'
amount UT HiIouHih
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
BrittOn-L0onard Battle
Postponed for a Day

Cleveland. O. Hcpt. 30.~-Thc tsA.
round boxing content between Benny
I rnnnrd champion lightweight. And
Iurk TRITON. champion wclttrweiEht,
rrhrdulrd 10 br held, at American
Irnguc pnrk tonight. was postponed
late TODAY. uniIl tomorrow might bs-
cause Of hoavy rain and cold Weathee.
additional Sport on RAHs FsaD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
[|NSLYCADETS OPEN SEASON
WITH WARWOOD HIGH TO-DAY

COACH NIS3 GIVES OIT LINEUP MNl'khlH, Il "lohl"'
gl,IENEIIEIN AND C., HAMII IN BACkFlElD @IkoN''
IITE rms YEAR. WITH ADVANTAGE ~ hVOIKDlPOE'
LAST SEhSON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
. arwOOd
MOUNTAINEER "DOPESTER" THINKS
lEHIGH WILL SCORE THE VICTORY

tho players havr recovered tr"m minor
nlurlcz received last SaluId"
good shape for tho I."high gHu" All or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

, l"hI'st"u Ihnl Miilor would hli mr' h
h'iior "pnlnrt tho 'hi'"p" pitt h"'r
! ih"u Ia would leo lIholi I" bat "Hnluni
the -, Gland twlIl"IH The h"p" nh""n
IhnI Goa rnir"rCn 81 Tits n'iI"" "nlN
nuw,hIlu u"uld r,''l thi'nH" ~ "f
I,uri,. rir,nfIh ~ h"ir white "f
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dcrntlr"ut ~ Ih' F"r"" ~ hnlh. 10
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ror" un pee, l'I,its Ia iiHhi ri"''" a"h
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,nnhr in""hIrn '"i'h'tr ~ hTf'""",
n,i IN Ih"I IL nnl way iiJIk Lam 81
ih" Iii"nLIl ~ ,uI'hutH
"", np"'nrr "t ."ur"', Ih"l hIIl"r
~iIl Il" tho hulh 81 Ii'""hIf"'" '"I'h
lnr Ito hnh in"rr punch ""'l In I""r"
l""r'r"ur ihn" K,u"R'I ~ hat ""h h"
, urur,r ." hII uu,h b"tid, nEnInnt IL"
"lrI' 81 pie hlmH that viii u" -" 'Fhi
hrIi"" Il"hhp'" plan ~ '""i"'R" 10
:" rlh ruu'h punch !" ~" I'"hR"iH
/ hr 'nu. nnh II IL r"ilnin that L. VIII
"'' LI" ho"NI"-r "IIlIl"ry ~ ~" ""rlr
'ur"p",uoui" at Iouri Milirr az hIi
~ fn,r IL straight ""RS"n L." rr"h
rhI, rnn "ulhlt either E'hnlh ~
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riInlu counts hcn,lly. II /" d"uhif"l
wh"ih" h" ~ ~ dangerous h'''' 49,
",'n"r Tn'y "t' 'm| "" TE, "' IT,. ~,
M, ming nj my time. WIN" Miller dts
tiu'IlS ~ not
IN handlers 81 tli'hrr- both ",ccII
him they throw b"It"r. huI T"In"rnh"r
that throwing by 'ni"h"rT amount" 10
very IIrIn this season Tor III" I'nH"n
that base running hnr nlu"n been
abandoned because 81 ia" heavy l"Ig
hittlng The mannI'I, hnN' hruT" |
that there ~ "a gT"nl"r 'l"n'" 81 al
vnnrInV runners by allow IuE ia" 80"
.r,IInr hnIt"rr Ia hlt, thai, ih'r T. vs.
base running This IL largely u fnllhp.
nf rnur-r 49, this -h"ud hr'" been
Lnr. running nr we'll "H hililnH yrnr.
Tho nrwn rules Hlv" III Iunn'I hlE
ndvnuIauo aud IN ahdH lou Ia that. tho
rItrh-g, mind ia no n"'up'"I ~ trying
/" prevent hitting hc han l"ch tlnis ~
watch bann running
rossibilitiss Ia naso hunninS
Any foam that had rwii'hrd suddenly
from 4 hitting To base running attach
~ sithSr ma jor isnuIn probably would
have Non bunch ~ EllQskL RtfQfe 10
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New Orleans, Oct. 4.-The loss oi the British steamer Westerlan dur- inp the hurricane of last week was reported to the Maritime exchange today and brings the total ot ships lost in the hurricane to three. The western steamship company ot Ne" Orleans were her owners. The "es- terian lies in the bay of Compeche' She left Frontera, Mexico, on Sep tember 25 with 15,O0O punches or bananas and other perishamles car % bound for this port. She was apparently blown from her course and not having an operator to man her fireless equipmet could oDta'a no information as to the course ol the storm.
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Formal Approval
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 Trade Not Given

Washington, Oct. 5.-Formal ap- proval has never been given by the shipping board to the Hamburg Amer ican ship and commerce corporation contract for operation of American ships on the former German trade routes, Chairman Benson declared to- night.
 The chairman said he had given his personal endorsement to the plan and was still convinced that the agree ment was for the best interests of the American Merchant Marine but that action by the board awaits the appointment of the full board of sev- en members created by the Jones Merchant Marine act.
 Repeated attacks on the agreement Chairman Benson declared, only de- monstrated more clearly the value to the United States of the proposed opening up of the former German routes to American shipping. For eien competitors oppose the presence of American passenger vessels on the North Atlantic, he said, because it is feared the United States will domi- nate the passenger trade there.