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Ell Lcpo. ENRIQUE 1 }. .JII.MyiEEiSsNEz: ] MEN

Ell LCDO. ENRIQUE JIMESEz;
Sc encuentra .lneyamente en- San
Juan, nuestro excelente amigo eli Lcdo
Enrique Jimenez, escritor brillante u
personalidad distinguida de Ia Repds
blica dominicana. e5 sj 4. AZ
Ell senior Jimenez, que ha desempe-
iIado altos cargos diplomaticos en- re;
presentation de su TERRA ,quisqqueya-
ma, actda hoy como administrator de
una de las princinales centrales azu.
.careras de la hermana Isla., ..,
Saludamos cordiamente al distin-
guido amigo, undo nosotras por es-
trechos lazos de faililiarfdad y puro
afecto. ~
HUESPED DE HONOR. i, III.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan ell insigne
comedi6grafo espaf1ol Manuel Linares,
Rivas. i <.
No es un desconocido para la intelec-,
tualidad portorriquefia el nonbre glo-i
rioso de ilustre escritor compostelano,
Y nuestra sociedad, Sc dispone a rendir
el homemade de su mas .fervida .admi-
raci0n al conspicuo autor de Fantas-
mas Y CoDdrdtas.
El gran dramaturgo es hoy nuestro.
huesped de honor.
els ,.......s s,s,,
d. JOSE LLORENS Y ECHEYARRIA.
La cruel dolencia que tenfa postrado,
en- ell lecho del dolor al veterano perio-
dista, senior Jose Llorens y Echeyarrfa,
de que nos cupamos en- anteriores Gro.
nicas, ha hundido en- ell seno insonda-
bic de Ia muerte la vigorosa naturaleza
del intrepido y !denodado escritor.
En- La historic polftica del pasado,
escrito esta ell nombre preclaro de aquel
espfritu fuerte, de aquel batallador.
energico Y altivo, que tan rudas bata-
Has libr6 con su- -pluma firme y valien-
te, abogando por el progreso y la liber-,
tad de su TERRA nativa.
Ell pals portorriquelo ha. perdido,
con la muerte del anciano publicista,
senior Llorens y Echevarrfa, a uno de
sus mas valiosos luchadores; a uno
de sus mas viriles peridistas, de amino
entero, de caracter incorruptible y de-.
cidida voluntad.
AL despedir eternamente al acrisola-
do patria, ponemos sobre la trlmba del
venerable amigo, los albos lirios de
nuestro recuerdo v de nuestra admira-
ci6n.
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MATILDE RosALY. {

/ 4 .-a Ia r. Z
Ese nombre nos trae recuerdos de
herposa juventud y dolorosamente nos
hemos detenido ante la noticia de SUI
lnuefte. s 4f Il
Dana de exquisita cpltura, siempre
ocupo en- a alta sociedad ponceF,a, pre-
ferentfsimo sitio,.. pertepecicndo tam
IBitn q dfstinguidfsima familia.
Ponce eeha sobre el cafrpoie Ia, r
|tuorio, que .lley6 a Matiide a su mora
da Ultima, todas' las flores de sus FAR
dimes, que celebraron un dfa los encan-
.tos de sp jqventud! 4 y
Descance zen 'paz la gentil senora,
Que hace sentir en- todos los corazoncs
lal ausencia eterna dol mundo de los
WHO'S que la Ialeva a sozaIl de Ia vida.
eterna deiFentira II laz i Il Il II
- III A
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Sc DENIUEsTRA

ell grado de simpatfas de una perso-
ma. cuando algo anolmal 10 rodea ha-
bra tenido que apreciarlo asf ell estima-
do amigo sefior Miguel Echevarrfa,' al
Idarse cuenta del interes que despierta
entire sus amigos, su dolencia para de-
searle el mejor estar. Que asf seal
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LA coLoN1A EsPASoLA,

ha despedidop 81. estes ,dfas dos &c.
sus grandes personalfdagles: el sef6r
Manuel Gonzalez Martffiez. presidente
de la Casa de Espana en- San Juan, Y
ell, senior Celestino Perez, que 10 es de
la de Caguas. s'' '7sS +h 10" t'7
AL voto de sus compatriotas, por la
felicidaol de ese viaje. rlnimos Ell irues-
tro. h2t'A. X 90 PIG
( Los citados seilores van a Europa.
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gambler.

Christian Endeavor at Providence
Methodist Protestant Church Sunday
evening, July Is, at 100 p. m. Topic,
"Why People Are Unhappy-the
Cure" Leader, Mr.. Moses U. Barnes.
All welcome.
The Ladies Aid Society of Proyf-
dence Methodist Protestant Church
will meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashland Stocksdale Thursday evening,
July 20, at p. m.
The annual Sunday school picnic OF
Providence Methodist Protestant
church will be held July "a, beginn-
ing at p. m. The Taylorsyille Band
will be present The picnic will be
held in groveJ adjoining the church.
Those who spent Sunday with Rev.
Joseph H. Lynch and family are Mr..
and Mrs David N Leister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Shipley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Bonner and sons, Howard
and Vernon, and Mr.. I. j. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses u. Barnes spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Flater.
Miss Grace Corbin, of Baltimore, is
epehulHS luoAIh Win MI. anu WI o
Frank Stimax.
Mr. Louis Haines spent few days
in Baltimore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Monroe and
daughter, of Norfolk, Va, are spend
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Monroe.
Mr. and Mr. Joshua T. Barnes and
son, Elwood, spent Sunday with Mr.
Mckinley Lester,
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Some of our people attended the
funeral Of Mr.. VIM Yingling, OF
Frizellburg, on Monday. As Mr.. 1lng,
ling was an elder OF the heIoFneu
church three pallpearers were CHOSEN
from here, Mr.. Edward Geiman, Mr.
Joseph p. Yingling and MT Edward
Hahn. Mr.. Yingling will be greatly
missed not only by the members OF
the Reformed church but by all who
knew him.
Sunday school next Sunday morning
aat 9 a. m preaching at 10 a; m. 9. b
Society in the evening at o'clock.
Don't forget the funeral to be held
on the church. lawn this Saturday
evening, Music by the Pleasant valley
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hughes and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. M. L., Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Carr and fam
lily spent Saturday evening and Sun
day with Mr., and Mrs Granville Carr,
Klee's Mill.
Miss Beulah Edmondson and Mr.. Al
bert Edmendson and Mr. Harry Brook
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p Wifiide.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy B. Smith and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Truman Smith and Mrs. Sallie
Smith and family, near New Windsor.
Mr.. Henry Frost spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. Dora Linton, near
Freedom
Miss MAY Hook lis on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Caples spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, George
Glover, near Gist.s NEiEiiHs Laes3iaN
{, Mr. and Mrs Charles Magin had
as their Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs,
CharfesG Magin and family, Mr.. and
Mrs M oEris Miften;l M T. and Mrs. Theo
Mitten and FMr and MRS. Jacob Ma
thia$g of WegfminsterytI 9aGGH Aas
q MISS NldIie ooiflhlult MISS Adulet 1Ol7
bert and Catherine Sitting. Of Balti.
mere y and Mrs. Murray Stem, Miss
Fifth Gten' and Master Rabe4t Stem
called on Mrs. J. P. Wilhide Tuesday
Yswaafng. &nn Et $50 95 t6as ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID es!cFIook and fans
ilylvisited Mrqand Mrs. Baker and
fanailyy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs JaFE Ward visited
Mrs. Alice Jordan, Sunday.
Mrs. Birdie Jordan is On the sick
list.
Mr. Albert Jordan had as visitors
Sunday, Mr.. John Jordan, Warner
Shauck and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Davis had as visi
tors Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Zahn and family, Of Westminster.
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KEYSHLLE.

The following were visitors of Cor
don Stonesifer and wife over the 4th:
Mrs. Price, Miss Rose MCMILLAN and
Miss Mary Hoppert, all Of Baltimore,
and Miss Marie Strine, Of Walkers
vile.
Miss Lille McCurty, who has been
visiting former schoolmate, Mrs.
Charles Cluts, has returned. to her
home in Maytown, Pa.
Master Clarence Ibach, of Union
Bridge. spent last week at the home OF
Peter Baumgardner
Misses Hilda and Margaret Fogle.
Ralph Sander, Earl KelIerman and
Martin Herring, all of Washington, ID.
c., and Miss Ephamie Stoner, West
minister, were guests Monday last OF
Mrs Elizabeth Myers and family.
Miss Virginia Roop, of Frederick,
is spending the summer with her par
ents, Dr. George Roop and wife.
Miss Mary Baumgardner spent last
Monday with friends in Union Bridge.
Mrs. Gregg Kfser is suffering from
an attack of tonsilitis.
Miss Ruth Sidwell, of Baltimore.
was a recent guest of Miss Anna Ritz
ter.
Mrs. ". V. Forney and son, of Fred
.erick, are visiting A, N. Forney and
wife,
Mrs. Samuel Scheeley of Mount
Morris, H., who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Calvin Hahn, has re-
turned home.
Miss Emma Devilbiss, of Wal. efs-
vile, recently visited her brother.
William Deyflbiss, and family.
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Birthday Social.

: A very enjoyable evening was
spent at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Miller, in honor of their
niece, Miss Anna L. Miller, of Woods
boro, who is visiting there, it being
her 18th birthday. The evening was
spent in games and music until late
hour, when refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John C. Miller, Mrs. Mary c. GrOs-
hon, Mrs John S. Bushey. Misses Eta
Holbruner, of Woodsboro; Eleanor
and Katharine Glare, of Baltimore;
aida Harrison, Beatrice Shipley,
Mary Keefer, Angie Keefer, Matte
Shoemaker, Margaret Mckinney,
Mary Miller, Messrs John Shbemak-
er. Charles Keefer, Dewitt Keefer,
Robert Mckinney, Theodore Wilson,
Eldridge Shipley, Fred Shipley,
James Bushey. Frank Bushey, Byron
Miller, Paul Miller and others.
: At late hour all returned to
their homes wishing Miss Miller
many more happy birthdays.
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FTNKSBURG.

Miss Alverda Lamotte spent some
time with her nieces, the Misses Mary
and Elizabeth Wolf, Mt. Washington.
Mrs. Purdum, of Hartford county is
spending some time with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. N. G. CIough
Mrs. r. E. Ideson, of Houston
Texas, and Mrs ID. L. Farrar, of Bal
timore, spent several days with theiI
cousin, Mrs. T. M. ireland.
/ Miss Dorothy Stoner, Of Westnin-
ster, is spending a while with Miss
Feeling.
Much sympathy is expressed foI
Mr.. Jacob RAIDER in the. loss by, light
ming of his large barn just at harvest
This is the third barn that has been
struck. Minerals in the soil must be
the attraction. Perhaps gold NINE
Typhoid fever has broken out here
Mr.. and Mrs. Eckert, Of Taneytown
who bought Mrs. Dora Zepp's home
have both been taken to Baltimore
hospital by DR.. G. Foutz, of Westmin-
ster. Infected water is supposed to be
the cause. We extend our sympathy.
The Statewood base ball team will
defeat the Finksburg Junior on the
home field Saturday, July II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burlington and
daughter, Lenora, spent while in Bal
timore with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burlington, Sr.
George Bryan is preparing to builJ
a residence on the State Road, nee
FiEkshurg station. on the lot he pur,
chased from Mr.. and Mrs. j. Demose
At this writing some wheat is still
uncut in the fields; some are thresh.
ing, scarcity of labor is the cause.
Numsen &S Sons are building sew
eral dwellings for their help in orde
to keep their foree<on hand when tn,
corn comes in FIR speedy canning.
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/, Nevin w. Grouse, Cashier of the above-named
Institution. do solemnly swear that the above
sta, ement is true. to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
NEVIN w. GROUSE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th day
of July. 1920.
CORA ADAMS. Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
A. DANIEL LESTER
JOSEPH p. YINGLIkG Directors.
HARRY L. DEVILBISS
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BLACK,S CORNER.

Mn BirnIe Reinaman and son, Ray
mond, CT near Walnut Grove, wert
visitors in this place on Monday af-
ternoon.
Harvest is a little late this year
Some of our farmers just have finished
cutting. Some years the grain was in
the barn on the 4th. but this year i
will be at least the 10Th.
The Dog Days" {began on Monday
What might have proved to be a
serious accident occurred on last Sat.
urday night when Mr.. Lloyd Boost
drove into Mr. Ralph Study when or
their way home from Littlestown
Fortunately no one was hurt besides
detopping Mr. Bosses buggy.
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pEPoRF OF THE CONDITION

of The Woodbine National Bank. at
WoodJine IN the State Of Maryland at
the close of business. on June so, 1920.
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UNI0NT0Wy

Mrs. Frank Romspert returned on
Monday from visit to New York and
Philadelphia.
Shreeye Shriner is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Dub, of Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Repp and fam
ily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Wales.
Mr. Harry Fogle has recently pur-
chased Mr.. Theodore Eckard's proper
~ and will take possession in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Cookson. Messrs
George Lambert, Harry Weaver and
Wills R0nnspert motored to Carlisle
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Repp enter
tanned on Saturday evening Mr.. Rus
sci Fleagle and bride, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Myers
EngIar, Mrs Rose Repp and Mr.
George Bellison.
Mrs. Effie Wagner has returned
from visit to friends in Baltimore
Messrs Henry and Marshall Hodes
Of Washington, d C,gSare visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. .Lanye Shaw,
of Black Oak Spring ia
Mrs Norman Otto and son. Eugene,
returned to Washington on Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Smith and Mrs. f. T.
Darby Who have been visiting Or. and
Mrs. Weaver returned home on Thurs
day. 1Vt
Miss Mabel Wetzel, Of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Ella May HeltebridIe.
Mrs. Ezra Fieagle s is on the sick
1t. Mrs. Alderdice, of Baltimore, is
there caring for her. fal
Il "A
be sorry TO hear OF her illness at her
home in Annapolis. ~
Mrs Annie Shriner, who had been
visiting relatives heress returned to her
home on Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Segafoose is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
A ministerial meeting was held in
the Methodist Protestant church Tues
day July 81 DIR. F0reline gave an i'm
teresting address in the afternoon. "A
dinner was served for the m Sisterial
body by the. Missionary Society at
the parsonage Y,Fls,ssg
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HARNEY.

$ Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Wither-
ow, a 71k pound daughter Mrs. With
crow Is at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wolf of this place.
Meryin Fissel and family left on
Thursday for their home in Altoona
after spending several weeks with
relatives and friends. Mr. William
Fissel accompanied them to Gettys-
! burg. pos
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Legore spent
Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs Howard
Legore and family
Mr.. N. /. Wantz and family spent
FRIDAY visiting at the home of Mrs.
Catherine Wantz and family
Mr. Walter Ohler purchased new
Ford ton truck car and q putting a
new body on it. 49,.
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RRPoRT OF THE CONDITION

0f The Pleasant Yaley Bank at Pleasant
tdley in the State Of MARYLAND, at the
close of business June so, 10 o.
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Church. The Morgan Chapel Band will
furnish the music.
The Ladies' Aid Society of West
Falls met at the home of Mrs. Curtis
Penn, July 8. It was largely attended.
The Ladies' Aid of Mt Olive met at
the home of Mrs. Bette Flemming,
July Is.
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PATAPSCO.

: Miss Thelina Bush and Miss Mar
garet Shamer have returned home for
the summer.
Mr. VIM Cooker returned to his
home in Hampstead after spending
some time with his friend, Miss Myr-
tie Sl1amer.
We are having some cool weather
at this writing.
Mr.. JOS Dafgman and mother and
Miss Birdie Bowers, of Baltimore,
spent some time with friends of this
place.
A crowd went fishing and caught
a snapper as large as a half bushel.
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PLEAsANT GROVE AND REESE


Sunday school at $50 All come out
In time for the roll call. IL
The Sunday school will hold a
Mother Goose Festival7 on the
church lawn on Thursday evening,
July % Weather inclement the first
fair evening Booths will be made for
the different characters and q chorus
of voices from the Ord Grade East
End elementary school of Westmin-
ster OF which Miss Jessie Matthews
Is principal, will furnish music for
the evening, with Miss Ida Lockard
as accompanist. Ice cream, cake and
other goodies will be sold. The public
invited to attend.
Mrs. Arch Mancha, of Baltimore,
spent few days at the home OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Louis Mancha.
Miss Gladys Magee, of Walbrook.
was guest of her cousin, Miss Stella
Green, recently.
Mr.. Sterling Shipley, Of Baltimore,
is with MS grandpare rfts, Mr. and Mrs
TheodoTe Shfpleyls 8 S. l'Fg g FL s.
Mrs. Marble Brown, Mrs. Clarence
Gore and sons lGlotofed from Baltit
more and spent sThursday with Mr..
ana Mrs. Butler Gorsucl1. ,e1st
Mrs. Grace Weyrich, Of Windsor
Hills, Baltimore, was weeks end
guest Of Mrs. j. f. Magee.
81 The most of farmers are through
cutting grain ID our vicinity and re-
port good crop better than expected.
TayloTss canning factory is getting
ali in readiness IS begin canhing
RFe1 81 ~ t5t4 tftHE3s5 4 ,5fs. 5sFs5fsS,
EMORY. 4 AS o'sF
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Leight and
daughter Evelyn, spent Sunday with
friends at Arcadia.
Mrs. John Laufer and sons spent
one day last week in Baltimore.
Mr. John. Stull and family Of Chica-
go, have returned after spending
sometime with relatives here.
Quite few OF our people attended
the services at Emory Gro9 ON Sat
urday and Sunday and heard Mr..
Rodeheaver sing.
Sunday school at 10s am. Epworth
League at 8. Aid Society at the par
sonage on August s All are welcome
Mr. and Mrs Charles Myers visited
Mr. and MRS. ShelIman Cooper, of
GRaues on Sunday.
MR. and Mrs Jackson Stull attend
ed the funeral Of her brother, Mr..
Horace Bash, Of Westminster, on
Tuesday last. ;sas sea-, s.
Mr.. Nicholas tMumnaugh and Mrs
Pleyd BortneF and son, Robert spent
Tuesday and Wednesday awith rela-
lives at sandyvills. iss
Ladies' Aid Society will hold their
supper on August %. All are well
come.
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NM. OLIVE.

The Sunday school OF Mt Olive
Methodist Episcopai church will hold
its annual picni6t on the evening of
July "a in the grove adjoining the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07
ErickS0n.priddy Changed Hands

Tho Ericksou-Priddy Tire Company,
~ y Washington, changed hands
last week. This place viii now be
known as tho zoos Tire Service. Ed
gar g. ucrIick VINO is known to au-
tcmoble experts as one OF the most
thorough tire men in Oklahoma, will
he manager, and will live up TO his
motto. Good IIonost-to-Goodness ana
quick Tirc Service" The stock of
tires taken over from Erickson y
T'riddy will be- sold off at Il discount
to make room for the larger stock
of Hood & Michelin tires and tubes,
which viii bc strongly featured rs
the now management.
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IMPORTANT LEGION MEETING.

At the regular meeting of Geosr"
Il. Anderson Post No. Co. American
Legion, Monday evening at Convention
Hail plans viii DE discussed regard.
ing the proposed visit of First Liert
clifford II. Boyles, of the Service aud
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07

Cooper so. . delivered a 5-passen-
ger Cleveland 10 G. II. Dunnagan
the past week. Mr.. Dunnagan IS as
sociatcd with the GYPSY oil Com
pdny and makes his home at the
ccmpauy's camp located in the Fox
Icld.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07

Information Branch of the War Dep p1:.'
mont. Lieut. Eoylcs viii brlrg wi,A
him representatives, Of the L. : Pubic
Health Service. the War Risk lur"'u
Federal Board and American E'a Gross
IN order 10 give ex.scryicc men first
hand information ~ 10 their rights
under the existing laws covclnlN.
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The Ardmorcitc is authorized to =
nounce Fred Haynie as u candidate
for the office Of County Treasur-r. An
nouncoment is made subject to rae
choice of the democratic voters NJ
the primal election TO be held Aug.
ust 3.
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For Sheriff

The AI1morcuo Is authorized to
announce I'd Terry as q candidate
for the office Of sheriff Of Garter
county. Announcement is made sub
iect to the choice of the democratic
voters at the primary election 10 pe
held oa the 3rd of August.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07

Tho Ardmoreite is authorized 10
announce Buck Garrett as candi-
date for tho office of sheriff of Car
ter county, oklahoma, subject to the
action Of tLy democratic primary
eleclion August arl, 1920.
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These agencies. \ good attendance
desired Monday evening, so that pls
may bc perfected for this visit; =
mot,cr. however, is only one OF
m,rc i,ams which viii come before
pos, for action at this meeting. DO
la, a. a. T.. EZRA DYER,
Post AdluSHc
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For Assessor

The Ardmorcita is authorized 10
announce John T. Spears as candt.
late for the office OF tax assessor Of
Carter county subject 10 The action
II the democratic primary election
,uCust 3rd, 1920.
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The Ardmorete is authorized to an
nounce Jeff O'Brien as candidate
for the office of county commissioning
from the First commissioners district
subject TO the action of the demo
cratic primary election August 3, 1920.
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For County Commissioner

The Ardmorcitc is authorized 10
announce James Il. Taliaferro rs Il
candiate for commissioner from the
First district subject to the action
Of The democratic primary election
August 3. 1920.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07

w. ". Wilson, mechanical specialist
of Altus. Ok.ao Is IN Ardmore visit
Ing with Guy Harris Buicl, COMPANY.
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For County Weighcr.

Tho Ardmorcitc is authorized 10 an.
nounco T. Huck Rogers as candi-
date for the office OF county wcigher
of Carter county, oklahoma, subject
TO the action of the democratic pr.
mary election August Bird. 1920.
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Strnlnan Motor Company

Stroman Motors Corporation delIv'
cred an Oakland sensible six touring
car and one roadster TO L. Y. Taylor
Thursday.
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Stroman Motors Corporation deGN-
cred an Oakland touring car to II.
\. Ions last week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07

Stromau Motors Corporation deliy-
Ood o sensible siN roadster to the
Uaisy Belle Petroleum Company q
few days ago.
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Al Pcnroi factory service man Cor
the Oidsmobilc Motor Works. spent
several days with the Goshorn Motor
Company, during the past week.
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GoshOrn Motor Company.

The Goshorn Motor Company has
delivered Two. Oldsmoblo cars this
week 10 outof-town buyers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07
king Motor Company

King Motor Compauy located al
North Washington street. has deliy-
cred an Apperson roadster 10 D,.
Walter Hardy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07
southern Motor Company

Southern Motor Company has sold
a Dodge touring car this week 10 Fred
Raborn Of Mad!l, Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07

Messrs. James and Whit Carroll
have purchased an Oldsmobllc road.
ster from the Go.hOrn Motor Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07
Political Announcements
County Superintendent

The ArdmOreite is authorized to an
uouncc Thomas Ovcrsucct os cam
G.ditc for the office of county super.
ntoAdent ol public instruction sub
iect To thc action of the democratic
primary election August g, 1920.
The Aldmorcite is authorized to an
nOunCc Charles l.. Parker Us q cum
didato for county superintendent Il
lublic instruction, subject 10 the
choice Of the democratic voters 81 tho
primary election August 8,