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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
DEATHS
AUGUST }. BEYER.

August r. Boyer. 1910 AIshawaka
ar.. died at his home Sunday after
noon following a five months illness
with implications. He is survived
bv five children Paul o.. otto A.
William r. and Rosa s.. Of South
Bend. and Herman II. OF Greeuville.
s. o.. hy two sisters Gting Boa Berlin.
Germany Hc was born bon Berlin.
Germany Nov I. 1912. and was IS
years old. he had lived in this city
for the past As years. coming here
from Chicago ILL., He was married
MAY H. 1859, 20 Louise Hagerdoru
Of Strausburg Germany. His wife
died seven months ago.
The funeral viii be held from the
residence. 1910 Mishawaka av.. at .
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon and bur
ial will De boa Bowman cemetery.
Rev w. Goffeucy will ohiciate.
Er occupation Mr. Boyer was
florist and a member of Schiller
Tent no. 20, X. O. T. NJ. South
Bend. He was also a member Of
the south Bend Turnverein.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
PLYMOUTH.


Marriage licenses have been IS
sued to John D. Thayer and Miss
Jennie Coyle, both Of La Paz, IND.
and Edward g. Which and Miss
Alice Fisher OF North township
Mrs. J. A. English left Wednes-
day for Cardington, Ohio, where
she will remain some time at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Z. A.
Lee
Bert CRUDE accompanied his wife
home from the Lutheran hospital
at Fort Wayne. where she under o.
went an operation for the third time
Oh the jaw. affected by an ulcerat-
ed tooth
Mr. w. 4. Strange. the Penusyl-
vania's new passenger and freight
agent al the union station, succeed
ing the late Thomas Twomey. de-
ceased. arrived with his family and
has assumed his duties. Mr.. Strange
is from COlum bia City. where he
was agent for the Panhandle.
Miss Anna Mae Holloway has re-
signed as bookkeeper and cashier
nj the Bee Hive and has accepted
position with the Mishawaka
Wooden mills a. Mishawaka.
Charles Kellison who has been
seriously al for the past year. went
to Chicago for an operation.
More than 40 Knights of Pythias
went 20 Walkerton Tuesday night
and PUT on the rank of Knight 10
a class Of 80 candidates A banquet
followed the business meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
RIYETER SAYS
HE WAS FIRED
: FOR HONESTY
Testifies Package Of Defective
Rivet- We're Mailed
President.

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONEj
now .t was hat slips 90 which ne
alleged poor riverins was done were
stiL afIoat and the witness said he
could not tell Pie afterwards said
that poor work might not cause a
ship 20 break down for four or five
years Hs challenged the commit
Tee to go w.th him ta any ship and
1e would point out to Che evidence
" poor work
He explained that ~ should take
az least one or two years 90 train a.
rlvcter property. nut admitted that
during the war emergency ships
were needed quickly and that skilled
men could not Dee had TN his work
as Inspector be added. bee had
charge ~ TWO huils 20 "a time. with
-upervis sou over the work OF $50 to
100 men. he testified there were in
stances o. work which he had con-
dcmncd not being done over. r.
was "A spirit ~ patriotism. he said,
which prompted him 10 persevere in
his attempts 90 correct slack wOrk"
Boa riveting He explained he did not
want il 20 be his fault If "a ship went
e,wn with men on board
Eventually Pureu asserted. he
did talk with Chairman Hurley in
, New York. and was told 10 put his
complaints ln writing
IT told the chairman that ! had "a
cramp loo the arm from writing" the
witness said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
NOTRE DAME NEWS

Frederick Warde. one of the last
OF the old school Of Shakespereans,
brought a touch of the living spiri.
of the old drama 20 Washington
hall Monday evening in Fifty Years
of Make-Believe," a story of the
stage and its people as he has
known them in q half century OF
life.
Mr.. Warde recalled many incl
dents affecting Lawrence Barrett.
Edwin Booth and John Kellard.
whom he styled the three greatest
actors C their time. He recited the
mirth provoking Battle Of Bis
mark" North Dakotal. when an
army of mosquitoes defeated the
sparsely clad Roman soldiers on the
stage. and revealed the interesting
Information that Douglas Fairbanks
had first trod the boards at the age
of 16 in Mr. Warde's own Shakes
perean company
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
arkansas Legislators
Vii Visit Purdue Il.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. 15.-
Plans of Arkansas legislators to
visit several agricultural college in
other states have been changed 10
eliminate schools in Wisconsin and
Iowa and 20 add a school i'm Indiana
10 the list. it was announced Mon
day. The date for the start Of the
tour also has been changed from
Nov. is 20 Nov %.
The list OF agricultural colleges
to, Doe visited now includes those az
the University Of Arkansas. the Uni
versity Of Illinois and Purdue uni
versity az Lafayette.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
HIGHER PAY
FOR POSTAL CLERKS
Union May Ask Congress to
Reduce Night Work, I'm
prove Labor Policies.

Thomas r. Flaherty. special rep
resentative Of the National Fedora
ton Of Post Office Clerks. Washing
ION, ID. c.. addressed members of the
local union az their meeting held in
the nights of Pythias hall Monday
evening Besides Mr.. Flaherty's
speech a special musical program
was given and refreshments were
served
Mr.. Flaherty told Of the proposed
plan OF the organization TO urge the
coming congress 20 approve Of A
measure reducing the night work Of
postal employees, increasing their
wages and improving labor policies
now in force throughout the United
States.
Carl Shelter. president OF the local
union, made a brief address in
which ne reviewed the results OBJ
tanned by the organization during
the past year A reading by Miss
Virginia Roberts, a piano solo by
Gladys Hummer and selections by
Wagner's orchestra were also in
cluded on the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
STATE FILES CLAIM FOR
ALFRED LOWRY ESTATE,
VALUED NEARLY $4,000
necial IL - News-Times:

Special 10 The News Times.
GOSHEN, Ind, Nov. 1j.-In the
circuit court here Monday the state
OF indiana. by r. L F.. Stansbury.
attorney general. filed information
asking that the $4,000 estate OF
Alfred Lowry. deceased, former
mayer of Goshen. be awarded the
common school fund OF the state on
the theory that there are no legal
heirs 20 the property Mr.. Lowry
died without having viii and with
out known relatives
Quiet title proceedings started in
the superior court at Elkhart by
Berna Is. Whit Osborn Of Harlan.
Ky. who claims she is a niece of
AIr. Lowry. has been set for trial
Dec. IA. In that court the state has
also q quiet title proceedings pend
ING.
Mrs. Whit Osborn never knew
that such "a person as Lowry lived
until she read in q newspaper that
he was dead and left property valued
al $4,000. which was being claimed
by about 100 persons on the theory
that they were related 10 him. Mrs.
Whitt-OsbOrn IS the only one OF the
claimants 20 start court action. She
has cirCumstanuai evidence going 10
show that Lowry and her mother
were brother and sister and that they
were separated when they were chill
d~en. more than 90 years ago, never
having seen or heard Of each other
again.
Atty.tGen. Stans5ury expects 20
get possession Of the Lowry estate
for the Indiana common school fund
being OF the opinion that 2Irs.
Whitt-Osborn cannot produce legal
proof that she was related 10
Lowry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
ADMIRAL HENSON TALKS.

CHARLESTON. s. c. Sow Is
fBv The Associated Press. )-Reply-
ms 20 critics ~ the shipping
board and emergency fleet corpora
zion Rear Admiral William s. Ben
son. chairman OF the board. declared
i1 an address here Monday night be-
fore the South Atlantic Ports assoc
citation that his fellow Countrymen
could depend Upon DO that no
wrong doer connected with the
board viii escape if his wrong
doing - called 20 my attention"
Not only have ] insisted upon
The closest watch upon al matters. %
said Chairman Benson. but I have
followed the work Of the shipping
board ln every port Of the world
with the one thought iu mind that
we are now reaching that crucial
moment which spells either the sue
cess or failure OF "a permanent mer-
chant marine.
There IS no effort on Our part 20
shirk whatever responsibility we
have assumed. We have insisted
that az all times the records are
open TO the public Every facility
IS offered TO those who desire infor-
nation
Task Was Big.
IT = an easy matter Tor anyone
10 pick flaws IN an organization like
the shipping board We had 90 train
300 600 ship builders and I'm the
manning oil our ships we have had
fc train thousands Of men. OF
course. in an organization Of this
magnitude you viii find here and
there evidences Of wrong doing and
now and then you viii uncover "a
systematic effort Co defraud. III
was necessary for the shipping board
90 employ men whose sole RESPONSE
bility was the unCOvering of wrong
doing and these men We're charged
with a heavy responsibility
The men who we depend upon 10
De- checked upon. those who might
bc tempted to do wrong. hear a
heavy responsibility 81 they failed
us. but IN an organization spendine
moro than three billion dollars.
whereas the largest steamship oper-
ator In the world. millions OF dollars
are expended from day TO day. 10
would be humanity Impossible TO
prevent wrong doing or to do busi-
ness without suffering financial
.os7-s from time 70 time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
LANDIS CALLS IS IN
LIQUOR THEFT CASE

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Fifteen fed
eral subpOenaes We're issued Monday
by Judge Kenesaw NJ. Lands for
employees of the Grand Dad Distiu-
ing company, Louisville, Ky.
They are 70 appear before the
federal grand jury in connection with
the shipment of a carload OF liquor
20 Chicago.
The liquor is alleged to have been
sold by Mike de Pike" Heitler. now
under indictment, to salOOnkeepers
from whom IL was stolen later The
salOOnkeepers caused Heitler's arrest
and charged that after selling the
whisky he arranged 10 have il stolen
back from them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
Coal $3.50 LOwer Since
State Regulated Price

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. To-
Present retail prices for Indiana in
cities outside Of Indianapolis aver
age S2.56 a ton less than prices pre-
valing prior to the. price fixing or
ders Of the fuel and food commission
according 10 report submitted TO
Jesse +. Eschbach. chairman OF the
commission, by A. L. Donaldson. en-
gineer examiner of the state board
Of accounts Monday.
Retail dealers now are buying In
diana coal at an average cost Of
$3.50 less a ton than before state
regulation of V1e coal industry went
into effect. the reports show.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
AND SIMMONS
FACE Trial TUESDAY
on CHARGE OF MURDER
SrcciaI 70 News Times


LAPoRTE. Ind. Nov rs. - The
rial II Edward Schlene. OF MichI-
gan city and Edward simmons Of
hiCsEO New York Central railroad
detectives charged with murder. will
be- called tomorrow in the Porter
circuit court. Both men have been
lt liberty on bond since the night
~ he fatal shooting az a dark cor
ner rear CheSterton. when they
arose from the weeds alongside tho
New York Central tracks and sent
lo2i Of shot and q pistol bullet
u-o the breast OF a man who. IL was
t7iJ. was Innocent OF crime
soon after the tragedy it was dis
.overed that John Mcfarland the
1cad man. had coIored blood i'm his
veins a negro woman. brought
from Chicago. claimed him as her
husband Attorneys. however. have
said that this woman can not prove
aer claims.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
HOLD PROPRIETORS OF
FIRE PANIC" MOVIE

NEW DIRK. Nov. 15.-The two
proprietors and the doormau of the
East side motion picture house
where SIX children were killed and
T. others injured i'm q panic last
night, We're neld i'm $4,000 bail late
Monday for d hearing Friday.
Earlier in the day they were ar
raigued on charges that they had
failed to take proper precautions
for safety, that an exit door was
locked and that they violated the
law prohibiting the admittance 20
theaters of unaCCompanied minors.
The panic occurred when smoke
from furnace dlied the theater
and caused a CRY OF fire."
The - children injured in the
panic We're reported still in "a seri-
GUS condition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
LEAGUE ELECTS
BELGIAN PRESIDENT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl
'entiuc all the states attending All
questions on the agenda viii Toe di-
vlded among these committees and
VIII come up for debate on the flWr
only when the reports are submitted.
The presidents OF these committees
wil be eX-OfflciC vice presidents q
The assembly.
The debates clearly indicated that
Lord Robert Cecil, Leon B0urgeOis.
Rene Niviaui and SignOr Tittuni are
likely 70 become leading figures on
The floor and that the small states
are showing q spirit OF independence
and VIII not accept pre-arrauECd
programs without having their say.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
ANNOUNCE ONE-THIRD
CUT on MEMS WEAR

ROCHESTER,. y. V. Nov. 49,
Cuts in the wholesale prices OF men :
fall and winter suits ranging from
81 1-3 60 40 percent we're an
nouuced Monday by 10 Rochester
clothing manufactures who are
members of the National AssoCia-
ton OF Manufacturing Clothiers
Spring lines Of the Same manufac-
turers opened today at prices so
percent lower than last years
prices.
The price cuts are TO take effect
immediately.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
.NACCABFES MEET.

Mem bers OF the MaCcabee lodges
comprising the northern Indiana In
terlrbau association vii be guests OF
Ga New Carlisle lodge Tent num-
Der ,Wo. az a meeting 20 be held in
New Carlisle. Wednesday evening.
The lodges 60 be represented ar the
meeting Wednesday include Goshen
Elkhart. Mishawaka. South Bend
New Carlisle and LapOrte
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
4RMENIANS IN
FLIGHT FROM
CAPITAL CITY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)

in Tifiis, stated that the remnant of
the Armenian army retreating from
Alexandropol had withdrawn direct
~ nOrthward along the Arpa-Chai
BARLEY river into the Georgian
province OF AkhalkaIl1i one thous-
and refugees were said 20 have fed
before the Turks across the from
tiers OF Armenia into Georgia, as
well as into the interior Of Armenia.
The cable said these refugees We're
without food clothing or shelter
and that the country into which
they had fed was barren OF supplies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
FINED HEAVILY, ELLO
ALSO TO PAY REVENUE
Special 70 The News-Times:

Special 20 The Times:
GOSHEN. Ind. Nov. 15.--Steve
Ello. a farmer living northwest Of
Elkhart. was fined 500 and sen
fenced 20 the state penal farm for
30 days when NE pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Drake 10 a charge OF
manufacturing whisky.
According TO Sheriff Sanford. Euo
must pay the federal government
about 5000 in fines and taxes. He
IS said 20 have expressed a willing
ness TO settle for that amount
Frank Horvath, residing near
Elkhart, who was charged with
making booze, has been discharged
from custody. the deputy prosecutor
holding evidence against him insult
ficient.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
Cdy1iga Nan Killed IN
Trdin-4ufO SmdSh-U y

DANA Ind. Nov 15.-John ".
Thomas. a horse dealer living near
Cayuga. Nermilliou county. was kill
ed here Monday when his au.omo-
bile was struck Ly "a Chicago and
Eastern Illinois passenger train and
thrown so feet into the Big Vermil-
lion river.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
SUCCESSOR TO MAJ.
D4LRYNPLE NAMED

WASHINGTON, Nov. rs. -Ap-
pointment Of Frank II. Richardson
as supervising prohibition agent az
Chicago. succeeding Mai Alfred Y.
Dalrymple. resigned. u.as announced
Monday by ,he bureau ~ internal
revenue. AI- Richardson has been
connected with internal revenue
work az Chicago for some lime.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
HARDING QUITS POINT.

BROWNSVILLE Tex. Nov. 49,
Pres't-Eiect Harding permanently
abandoned his storm besieged vaca-
tion cottage at Point Isabel Monday
and found refuge in Brownsville
from the winte- norther that has
broke mp his outing on the gulf
coast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16

Sir a. COhan Doyle once wrote q
12.O0O-word story without leaving
his desk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16


social life
DEATH RATE: sSs 1900
BIRTH RATE 1859 per IOOO.
EDUCATIONAL INsrIrUTToNs Eighteen public
valued tl.sBOooO S45oOOO
school Twelve pAroohlal to
years
public night schools conducted four OF the ward build
Night school also provided BY the N C. and
w The university Notre Dame is located ast neh Of
Academy another Catholic
provides for the academic and 0OeSise training Of girls In ad
these the following technical
Three business cOllesoA schools OF music
FACILITIES FOR NEW INDUSTRIES An imp>--Ant induce
furnished MsnUtAcurers Space
and to suit be had in the buildings OF s
rental Rental includes water, heat wHtchnsn
service excellent few buildings DrOcurAb
Write south Bend Chamber Of Commerce for list and phOs
FINANCIAL, INSTITUTIONS companie-
with total resources OF a22.6s0,3saO2
IAABoRi South Bend what classed in labor circles a. a.
town There L an aOundae Q; both :'a and gH:t.a
Wage scales furnished request large proportion Of working
& aSas The s. 's s69;h aa s never a Ea boone
sSidence
ss5sS isio sss oca s ana sis s7SSS
Fo~EE The river asvsoDns
3Ss Of this posT being yass for South Benz The 0tT.
nshed here practical inducements manufacturer
Cost Of and light Electric Os .cOs hr
Average cost 10 to so n p, R24eO h. p.
Gas 81 cents to 90 cents per NJ cubO net
PUBLIC SAFETY: F1rs Department stations nfyfour
following
VaIue Of buildings and contents rtzk tn last
years N4Ab0eso1
years ..............--. sssIs7
Averageoss year for 10 f52sB
POLICE DEPARTMENT: ponOs women
Police Snuevlance patrol motorcycle sQuaa
RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS: ssxtyzS enurunes
including leading denominations; A VII
euupment about 1900 and tlooOo0oO boys branch
hospitals inhrusrT
orphans home,
STREETS: Tots; length alleys
sG3s boulevard
STREET LIGHTS: public nghts 1874 Including geo
$4,000 Many illuminated
boulevard cluster ightA
STREET RAILWAYS; CEasoerie,. city limits length
FPS miles
TELEPHONES Central Union manual ercAanSe ssso satOns
average calls $4,000 Long
ChOaEO, all
intermediate points
Automatic exchange. $3.50 stations.
TRANSPORTATION FAoI1rB5: south Bend eight steam
and three electric roads The steam roads the Lake
Michigan southern (Nev York cenaD the Trunk
system the Chicago Indiana Southern,
Indiana & Illinois An eighth road the
supplies through service
entering the city OF
Central TWO belt roads ncircle
absorbed by the railroads The electric lines
Northern Chicago
Bend and the Southern Michigan These
the shore OF Lake Aiohigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
FIITON ~

WINNIPEG. Nov. 15-FreG FIi-
ton. Minneapolis heuvyyvei-ht.
knocked out Harrs Williams of san
Francisco. I'm the second round of O.
scheduled - round contest here
Monday night Fulton used q leg.
% the Jaw and a right Co the head
20 floor his opponent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
Wanted to Rent
Female Help Wanted

wANTED-5 or room modern house
Phone sji. 9-3
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BROOKS
GROCERIES AND MEATS

GROCERIES AND MEALS
A few of our right prices:
Large Crisco --------Sl.S0
Medium Crisco -------90c
l lb. Upton Coffee-----50c /
l ID. Old Master ------55c !
Potatoes, per ID. -------5c
En- 70 or Hebe Milk----6c |
Navy Beans ------ -10c
Gallon Pineapple -----75c
Gallon Peaches -------85c
Gallon Apricots -------90c
Sugar, per 100 lbs .--Sl9.75
Sugar, small quantity --21c
Rump Roast ----------25c
Choice Steak ---------35c
Pork Chops ----------40c
Stew Meat -----------20c
Try our Famous Chilli 30c
Sliced Bacon, bulk ----60c
Sliced Bacon, l ID. ----65c
This is a few Of our many
bargains.
Brooks Cash and Carry
Grocery and Meat Market
13 North Washington Phone ESQ
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Democratic Ticket

President
JAMES NJ. cox
Vice President
FRANKLIN d. ROOSEVELT
United States Senator
SCOTT FERRIS
Congressman
CHARLES L. CARTER
Supreme Court Justice
FRANK NJ. BAILEY
State Senator
JOHN H. CAELOCK
representative
D. S HOOVER
County Judge
NJ, F. wINFREY.
County Attorney
JAMES H AATHERG
Court Clerk
JESSE LASLEY
County Clerk
CLARENI'E HARRIS
County Treasurer
S. F, HAYNIE
sherIif--
BUCK GARRETT
County Superintendent
KATE GAIT ZANEIS
County SufytyOr--
CHARLES ". CLAY
Tax Assessor
JOHN 7. SPEARS
County Weigher-
BUCK ROGERS
COMMISSIONERS
| First District
JEFF O'BRIEN
| Second District
MARION T. PIERCE
Third District
JOE 7. TAYLOR
AkDNiUkE IUWNShir
Justice of the Peace
HAL CANNON
D. w. BUTCHER
Constable
FOUNT DUSTON
GID SHAW
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FRISCO RAILWAY

Train No. ,0s DEPARTS 1850 q. m.
Train No. 774 Departs----l1:s5 a. m.
MIXED Train
Train No. 776 DEPARTS 4:50 D. m.
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Train No. 10 Arrives 80. 7:so a. m
Mixed Train
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SANTA FE RAILWAY
North Round
ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY

Train No. 652 Departs---- 700 q. m.
Train No, es4 Departs----l2;s0 y. n.
Afixed Train)
Train No. 6sS Arrives----l2;40 D. m.
Mixed Train
Train No. e5l Arrives ---- 500 .. M
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DAUY ARDMOREIgE.

DAU2 ARDMOREIgE-
Advertising rates effsctive June
lsr, 1926
Ter
Incn
Open gpase without contract ct---7ac
l.200 ioehss 10 be Tsai within
One gear
S.VV0 inches to be used within
Z, one wear
N0a-C Contract Advertising.
Theatres, concerts, c!rcuses,
Stock promotion, oil, Anc,
etc. ..----fl.00
Political advertising, cash with
order, display only accepted 800
Advertising At sbovs rates mus,
taks run Of paper"
Guaranteed position Is 26 per
cent additional.
Advertisement muse be az many
inohes desp as columns wido.
Cupy for Daily Aromorei.e must
be ia nff1cs by II o'clock on day Of
publication and f0r Sunday Ard
moId.e by Saturday, $50.
Monthly Display Rate.
$500 per inch per month with
weekly change Of copy u desired
$500 per inch per month on year
" contract With daily change Ct
CODY.
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Train No. as Arrives----io:is a. m,
Train No. 7o5 Arrives--.- 7:a0 .. n
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.Cl ass iie d
W a N is

Two cents per WORD each insertion.
minimum charge OF 81 cents
made for ads rim one day only. Copy
must be n Ardmoreite office py 10
o'clock week days If received after
that hour ads will bc run 'tco late
TO classify"
Al want sds are cash ADVERTISE
mer,ts taken over the telephone are ac-
ceDted only at customers risk and tbs
ArdmOreito will not Se responsible Tor
e1rors uniess advertising copy is hand
&C IN ~ our CtAcs.
Is wcrds une t.me..-.------------5
II words two times
10 words three times-------------so
Is words -four times-----------N.2o 20
ls words five .imes--------------Sl
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Logr End Found

LOST-A bolt Of ducking cloth be-
tween Ardmore and Lone Grove,
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Oil Field Supplies

Can deliver following casing, 15k,
70 h.; 12h. so lb; 10 inch, 35 ID;
sA, 2S lb; 5-S, "a 10. above casing
here now. J. W. BATY, S19 Simpson
phone 1935-lss5, Ardmore. go
READER
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OKLA. NEW MEX. a PACIFIC

Train No. Departs--------7:0o a. d.
rrNn No. Departs--------2:S0 p. n
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Schools and Colleges

MRS. A. T. WEST, TEACHER OF
PIANO-Will enrole limited num-
Der of pupils, September 9, 10 and
II. Studios S21 West Broadway,
Phone 1885; ZIG North Washington
St. Phone 1882. Holds life certificate
in life and Theory from State Board
of Education. go