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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-19
Ma vypovedi Cernochove.

Ma svedectvi Gernochov9 zalezf.
iak dalece opravneno jest podezfenl
-pronesene W. A. Sporrerem, 1907
N. Broadway a ze nekteri policeini
straznfci spikli Sc ma ukradeni ko-
ralky pred nekolika mesfci. Pode-
zteni vysloveno bylc pfi iednani
pol. strazniku, Sandaalovi. kterY
zodpovidati sc mel pred policeman
vyborem ze vzdaleni sc re sluzby
bez potfebn6 pficiny. Sporrer. jez
narknut byl ze spiknuti So sc straz-
nikem Thomasem. ma ukradeni ze
skladiste B. & O. drahy. prohlasil.
ze sergeant George Lookingland
domluvil Sc cernochem ma odveze.
nj kofalky. Jenom pry nepfijeti
trucku ktery z kofalniho skladist9
Han'sova ma rohu Ostend Russell
ulic. odvezti mel zasobu. zabranilo.
re 700 beden kofalky iimi ukrade-
no nebylo. Policejni marsal Carter
jest nahledu, ze Sporrer. aby Sc Sc
be svrhl podezreni .obvinil Looking.
landa Thomase. kteri sami Do pfe-
ruseni kradeze celou zalezitost o..
namjli pficinili pc. aby Sandal a
jeho spojenci zatceni byli. C-rnoch,
ma jehoz vvpov9di mnoho zalezi.
jest Ernest |. Jones Overlec. kite.
rS obzalovan Jest, zfes nepravou pa
minkou vylakal z,je3noho trestance
81. 100.
DegradOYan ma prOStehO.
Pc obdrzenf pochvaly dan5 mu
IA policejnf seve1ov5chodni stani-
ci, pro zastreleni eernocha. Jamese
Lee. ktery pokusiI'se zastfeleni
straznika minuly patek. Meoah
Katz. kapral motoroveho oddeleni
Holabird, degradovan byl vojen-
skym 1radem ma prosteho vojina.
Voienky 6fad prohlasuie ze degra-
dovani kaprala Katie Sc zalezitosti
zastreleni cernocha nema co delati.
TiSic dolarI 0dSkOdnehO.
Jennie Hallar iizai Is. ulice.
vysoudila 81 We stredu odskodne We
vysi $1,000. jez il vyplaceno byti
musi zubnim lekarem Angulo. ieh Z
pomocnik il spravoval zuby. Pri
tvhani zranena il byla dasen.ze Cast
| il odAata bJti musela Dentist Ia.
lovan byl ma Is tisic odssodneho,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-19
zayraxdn manzelku.

V New Yorku uvezn9n byl
George Evans. kdyz pokusil sc tam
hotelu Prak Avenue o eebevraz.
du. Evans prosekl 81 hrdlo sklem
cd sklenice po pouziti jedu. v de
liriu. jimz v nemocnici stizen byl.
vyznal. ze uskrtil manzelku svojj O.
pratt. ktereu strhl "a tim 1celem 2
dfev9neho kone. kterym 81 hralo
ditko iejich. Mrtvola jeho manzel
ky, 20 rok1 stare. nalezena byla We
skrini dome, v nemz manzele by
deli v New Britain. Conn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-19
Policejni "otfes.ni. .

Policejni vybor pfelozil diva ka-
pitany 4 lientenanty a diva klerky
ma jine policejni stanice. Ze seve-
rovychodni stanice prelozen byl
klerk Sagle ma v5chodni a klerk W.
chodnf Brennan ma severovfchodni
stanici. Otfeseni zavin9no bylo me-
uspokojivvm ffzenim vychodni sta.
nice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-19
0 tesk0- budejovickem bisknpu.
]. A. HGlk0yi.

Biskup Hnlka byl unikum mezi
biskupy. Jako biskup az do sv6
smrti byl katechetou pri ceske sko-
lie v .sirotcinci to nejenom die
jmena. nybrz skutecnym katechetou
oznamenym u okresni skolni rady
zdejsi. Poeatek choroby pfinesl 81
Q Prahys poslednich b iskupskych
konferencf.
Zesnuly biskup We sve zaveti sta
novil. zc pohfeb jeho ma byti pro.
sty. pohfeb kfest 'ansky bez jaAeko-
Ii okazalos'i a vsecky vylohy "a nej
nesmf pfesahovati eastku 1900 e:
ma hrob ma Sc mu dati die jeno u
stanovenf kfiz pouze dfeven5. Ta-
ke fakev pfal 81 miti jenom dfev9.
nou.
Jake oblib9 t9sil Sc zvecnely bi.
skup H1lka. jasne ukazaly nepfe-
hledne zastupy obecenstva, zastEpo-
We vsech uFad1 Budajovickych. ce-
sk5ch n9meckych. jakoz zastupci
vsech skol vnbec. Bjskup H6lka
chudy nastoupil 1fad biskupsky a
chudy joj opustil. rozdav vse ma g..
cele charitativni. Politickv nevy-
stupoval nikdy, naopak skoro q
zkostliv6 Sc politiky stranil. Take
nikdy nikomu niceho neodTekl. ac
nejednou bylo jisto, ze mnoha vec4
splniti Sc media. Rvl velice skrom-
ny. nemel ami vlastpich koni .chodil
p9sky a musel.li nutn9 nGkam jeti.
mival kon6 dluzene a upfimne
zbozny.
SleSvik Nemciim.
V nedeli. odbyval Sc plesbicit v
druhem pasmu Slesvickern podIesu-
mirove smlouvy versail-
ske. Pro pfipoienl k Dansku odey-
zdano bylo Is O25 HAST. plo Me-,
mecko 48. 148 hlasd.
Mirova smlouva p1vodne rozd9li-
Ia Slesvik ma tTi pasma. kazdem
melo Sc provesti lidove hlasovanf.
kan sc chce obyvatelstvo pfipojiti.
Pnzdeji byl N6mc1 ucinen 1stupek.
Re pasmo tfeti, nejiiznejsf. bylo z
plebiscitu vynato ponechano
N9mcnm hezpodminecn6. V pasmu
prvim, nejseverneisim. hlasovalo
Sc 10 dnora. Bylo pTipojeno k
Dansku vetsinou asi til ctvrtin hla-
SD. Slesyik Holstyn byly cd Dan
ska odtrzeny valkou roce 1864.
kterou proti Dansku vedly spolecne
Rakousko Prusko. Pc valce byly
ODE provincie dany pod sprawl ob6-
ma zen1im TAX. ze spory ktere z to-
no yznikaly byly jednou hlavnich
pricin> valky roce 1866.
Debs do boje o preSidentstvi.
Eugene v. Debs. odpykavhjici
sobe trest We vladimir zalafi At.
lante. oznamil. re hotov jest pTij.
mouti jmenovani "a kandidata pre-.
sidentskeho 1fadu ma socialnim yo-
lebnim listku. Vzdor tomu, ze je.
Ste zavren byti ma na dobu~ dalsich
s rokn. duch jeho jest nezlomen.
HEIDI vstric budoucnosti. kdy jako
syobodny bude opet ziti.
Debs odsouzen byl ma 10 rokh do
z,lafe pro pfestoupeni zakona Wy
zvedaeich agitovanim proti vojen-
skemu odvodu.
Jeden a dyacetileta dsacet diva
ku0 MAktys
Udavaiice ze "manzelka' jejich
ma % manzeI6 a cd zadneho Mich
rozvedena neni. Tiffie Sallie Gin
cinnati James Nick Dayton. 0 1.
spolecne zadali uvszn9nf zeny.
Margaret Foster. iez nyni dli We
Springfield. O.
Mesto zniteno pozarem.
Grandv:ew. Texasu, ktere melo
1000 obyvateld a bylo obchodnim
strediskem pro v1kolni fanny. bylo
SIX: ro dplne znieeno pozarem, ktery
spaliI sedm osmi jeho obchodnich
blokd 200 domt obydeln;ch. Sko-
da ma majetkn obnasf cd p1ldruhe-
no do dvCu milion6 dolarG.
CeSkOSl0yensko kupuje Z P0lSka
NnfrO1ni
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-19
MeStske pIjtky v zakonodarne,

V dome zakonodarny schvaleny
byly We stredu dve p6jcky. jichz
mesto Baltimore potfebuje ku sve-
mu rozvoji. Jednou mich jest
p1jcka, kteruu m9sto uzavfiti musi
v obnosu $25 900. 900 pro rozsiTea
vodnfch nadrzek. druhou jest pdjc-
oka We vysi $26. 900 900. .kterych tfe.
ba ma dlazby. pristav podobne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-19
Kondukter tszce zran9n.

Clyde Pitt. kondukter B. & o.
drahy, tezce zranen byl We stfedu
vlakem. ktery zachytil iei ma ma.
drazi v Locust Point.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-19
RakuSane pro liver v Americe.

Delegace rakouskych bankef1 ma
v nmsylu navstiviti Spoj. Staty. tax
ably mohlv byti zahajeny- bankovni
vztahy mezi obema zememi. Stat
nj odbor byl aadan. ably navst9vu
tn schvalii jmena budou mu pred
lozena co nejdffve Pravi sc. ze
rakousk& vlada pomysli ma provede
nj planu. podle nehoz by byla utvo.
rena mocna penezni korporace. kite.
ra by 81 celou rakouskou republiku
vzala jaksi do najmu. Pfevzala by
vsechen rakousky pr6msyl a statu
rakousk6mu opatfcvala by potravi-
ny. surovfny pro prnrnysl a pen{ze
ma nutne potfeby. To by ovsem
predpokladalo. ze by hlavnimi po-
dilniky teto korporace byli Ameri-
kani. Rakousky ministr financi ra.
dill Sc tyto dny alnerickou komisi
We Vidni a docilil pry jisteho doro.
zum9ni.
Dve ste tficet SeSt miIioni ma
IrOciCh.
CHI velmoci do prosince minule
no roku m6ly zaplatiti.ve skuteeno
sti nezaplatily. pokladne Spojenych
Stat1 1896 240. la jako 1roky z
obnos1 Jim vl&dou pnjcenych. u
roxy pro tento rok vstoupnou ns
6a.2l5.6lS. Ceskoslovensko ma
ls,ps Americe ~. .b15, O0A zaplatiti,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-19
Mesto znieeno pozarem.

Grandv:ew. Texasu, ktere melo
1000 obyvateld a bylo obchodnim
strediskem pro v1kolni fanny. bylo
SIX; 70 dplne znieeno pozarem, ktery
spalil sedm osmi jeho obchodnich
blpkd 200 domn obydeln;ch. Sko-
da ma majetkM obnasf cd p1ldruhe-
no do dvCu milion6 dolarG.
CeSkoSl0yensko kupuje z POlSka
petrOlej.
S Polskem smluveno dodani 4,20O
naftovych cisteren do tfi mesicU a
l8O millionn korun.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-19
Destinnova p0mohla fondu.

Prvni kroky ku upjsovani podil1
ma zakoupeni divadla Lyric podnik.
nuty byly 1tery veGer pfi koncer-
tu Bostonske symphonicke kapely.
Upisovani po preslovu byvaleho
mayora mesta. Prestona. zahajila
slavna krajanka nase. Emma De-
stinnova. ktera jak solistka spolu-
p1sobila oTkesirem PeVkyne O.
becenstvo nadchla zpevem Ukole-
bavky z Hubicky. vynatkem Dvo.
fakovy "Rusalky" a arii Mozar.
toya ''Don Giovanni"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-19
Jeden a dyacetileta dsacet dva
NAMELY.

Udavajice Re "manzelka" jejich
ma % manzeI6 cd zadneko z mich
rozvedena neni. Tiffie Sallie Gin
cinnati James Nick z Dayton. o .
spolecne zadali o uvszn9nf zeny.
Margaret Foster. iez nyni dli We
Springfield. O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
a Free Prescription Does This fc
Nou. You Can Prepare Ii
At Your Home.

New York: II is my own discovery
2nd It takes just one application to
get such marvellous results. saye Mae
Edna Wilder, when her friends ask
her about her wonderful white skin
and the improved appearance Of her
hands and arms. You can do the
same thing il you follow my advice,
she ssYs | feel it is my duty TO tell
every girl or woman what this re-
markahle prescription did for ME.
Just think OF it. l never tire Of tell
ing others just what brought about
such remarkable results. Here is the
Identical prescription that whitened
my skin and removed every defect
from my face, neck, hands and arms.
Until you try 1t you can form no
icea OF the marvellous change it will
make. The prescription which you
can prepare at your home is as fol-
lows: Go to any grocery and get 10
cents worth Of ordinary oatmeal and
from any drug store a bottle Of der
willo. Prepare the oatmeal as direct.
ed i'm every package Of derwillo and
apply night and morning The first
application will astonish you. 1t
makes the skin appear white, trans
parent smooth and velvety. l es-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
How 10 Instantly Have
A Beautiful White Skin

pec!ally recommend II for frecllles,
tan, sun spots, coarse pores, dark,
sallow, rough skin, ruddiness, wrirk.
les, and in fact, every blemish the
flce, neck, hands and arms are heir
to. II your neck is dark one appll.
cation OF this Dorwilo- Oatmeal com
bination will make It look as white
as lily It is absolutely harmless
and will not produce or stimulate Il
growth Of hair No matter how
rough and ungainly the hands and
arms, or what abuses they have had
through hard work and exposure to
the sun and wind this prescription
will work a wonderful transformation
in IL hours at the most. Thousands
who have used it have had the same
results az have had
NOTE-To get the best effect be
sure tc follow the complete directions
contained in every package OF Der
willo. You have only to get derwillo
and oatmeal. You need nothing else
and ii is so simple that anyone can
use it, and 80 inexpensive that any
girl or woman can afford It. Drug
g.sts and department stores guarantee
that there will be q noticeable I'M
provement after first application or
they will refund the money, 1t Is
sold in this city at all toilet count.
yls by all department stores and drug
gists, including Ringer Drug Co., and
City Drug Store. adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
Read Ardmoreite WANT ADS.
FORMER SERVICE MEN
RETURNING TO FRANCE

Paris, June Large numbers Of
former American soldiers, finding con-
diions in America unsatisfactory are
returning to France to find employ
ment and finding work for them in
this country is providing quite seri.
Gus problem for officials of the Am
have taken places as laborcrs az com
paratiyely small wages, and legion
say that 'doughboys' should
be warned not TO return TO France
unless we'll provided with money TO
defray expenses while finding jobs,
which are quite scarce, at present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
Boy Scout News

Emmitt T. Reid, Scout Execuuye)
The mess hall at Turner Falls has
been built No longer is it dream
and hope. but an actual reality
and we can be assured of having a
good clean fly-proof place to eat. The
hall is cool. there is plenty OF light
and air, and it will be as dry as ship.
lap and prepared paper roofing can
make it.
Eleven scouts, one carpenter and
the executive built 1t in four days,
really in three working days The
scouts were James Dolman, Richard
Conine, George Smith, Robert Douglas,
julius Johnston, Paul Phillips Roland
McCullar, Robert Dunning, Lyman
Coe, Robert Coe and Suggs Reid
Every one OF these boys met the re-
quirements for carpentry and use Of
tools several times over, and that mess
hall will stand there Tor years as /
monument to their industry, their gen
hine scout spirit and proof Of their
ability to work hard and in any kind
OF weather and produce results.
They arrived at the scene of action
about l o'clock Tuesday afternoon. pre-
pared their dinners and spent the bal
ance Of the afternoon clearing away
a few trees and some brush and saw.
ing blocks for the foundation Wednes-
day morning three o'clock shower
forced several to hunt shelter, but
by eight o'clock everyone was on the
job in a good humor and the work
progressed rapidly. BY night the frame
was up and the sides boxed. Wednes-
day night all slept like logs but the
regulation scout smile answered the
bugle Thursday morning when il broke
the mountain quiet with its apollo
getic Il hate 10 disturb you, but l
have got it to do A good part Of
the ship.lap went to the roof Thurs
day and Friday the job was finished
in the rain-showers beginning inn the
morning and continuing off and on all
day. As the last Of the roof covering
was being laid the rain made a to.
boggan Of it and the scouts all be
came "backsliders "
Bob Dunning was the Ike Walton
of the crowd, catching a six.inch cat
fish. Rumor says that he chased it
out of the creek and ran it down"
on dry land; be that as it may, the
fact remains that he caught the only
fish that was caught
The Blue Hole-Blue Pool is lts
official name-furnished glorious swim.
ming for those who cared to indulge.
Some Of the boys had been told By
their parents TO stay out of the water
and they stayed even though they die
sit on the rocks and look longingly
at the pool Blue Pool is probably the
best natural swimming place in the
state-the water is clear as crystai
and always cool enough TO make swim.
ming real invigorating exercise. |
Deep enough at one end for gooc
diving, with plenty of shallow water
for the beginner; quiet water or the |
one side and swift current on the |
other, rock sides and gravel bottom
nothing more could be asked to make |
an ideal swimming place.
To the Ray Peterson Nash company
the scouts are indebted for the use
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

Norman, June 5.-LThree hundred
and seventy.three degrees, or nearly
two and onehalf times as many de-
grees as VIII be granted by all OF the
other institutions Of higher educa-
ton in the state, will be granted
Tuesday, June 8, by the University
Of Oklahoma. according to information
given out by DR.. Roy Gittinger, dean
OF undergraduates and registrar at
the state university,
Two hundred and sixty bachelor
Of arts degrees alone will be granted,
50 bachelor OF science, 10 bachelor
Of music, and bachelor of fine arts,
IA pharmaceutical graduates. Is doc
tor OF medicine, 27 bachelor of laws,
nine graduate nurse, II master Of
arts and four masters OF science.
The 1919 graduating class was by
far the largest that had been sent
out from the state university up
until that time when 264 degrees
were granted. This years claas will
outnumber the 1919 class by l0e
over 80 per cent Of tho men In
the 1920 class are credited with mill
tary service, either the army, navy,
marine corps or s. a. r. c. Mary
men are receiving degrees this year
who would have, under ordinary con.
ditions. been graduated In either 1917,
1918 or 1919, A number of service
men returned in the spring of 1913
to complete work for q degree, but
many others were not back frehi over.
seas in time to return To- the uiver-
sity last fall
Only II master Of arts degrees will
be conferred this year, as cerEpated
with II In 1919. but many graduate
students who enrolled in the Univer-
sity last fall were transferred to the
faculty TO help care for the uneypect-
ed Increase in enrolment oslsed ny
the 1.24S freshmen who entered in
September. Many Of these gradute
students will complete their master
work in August at the close Of the
1920 summer session.
Thirty-six graduates will receive,
in addition to their L. A., teachers
life certificate ten viii receive Ger.
tiflcates In public and private blsh
ness: three will receive certificates
in social service. and eisht journal
ism certificates will DO given this
spring.
Following are some of the 5i3 grad
yates who live in tho southern coun.
ties Of Oklahoma:
Rutherford II. Brett. B. a., hrd
more; Ruth Ann Cass, u. A.. Ada;
Samuel Cooke, b. A., certificate in
public and private business, Antlers;
Mary W. Crowder. =. A., teachers
life certificate, Purcell; Mildred Good
win. L. A, Durant; ElEn GrosoclOse,
3. A, Waurika. Bennie Henry, u. A..
Ardmore; Smiley G. Harm, 3. A.,
teachers life certificate. Purcell; Ed
gar T. Keller, Z. A, certificate in
journalism, Lexington; Burna Leo
Laird, b A., Ada; Byron J. Little, D.
A, certificate in public and private
business, Purcell Joseph C. Looney.
&. A, Kowana; Florice Lyday, 3. A.
Durant. Clyde c. Marchant, B. A,
certificate in public and private bust
ness, Wapanucka; Hugh V. McDer.
mott, 3. A., Duncan; Margaret Nc
MILAN, Dallas, Texas; Mary Parkin-
son. A., Purcell; Marguerite Pot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

Washington, June 5-William T.
Spurgeon, managing editor of the
Washington Post died at his home
here Friday, after a brief illness with
typhoid fever. Mr.. Spurgeon was 5l
years Of age and was born in England,
where he received his early newspaper
training. He was the first President
of the National Press club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
Almost Half A Thousand Graduates
From State University This Week

ter B. A, Indianhoma; Esther /.
Reaves, B. A. teachers life certifi-
cate, Pauls Valley; Eloise C. Reid. +.
A., Dallas, Texas; Robert r. Red, 3.
A., Ada: ]. Lee Rogers, B, A., GER
tificate IN public and private bust
ness, Hugo: Robert NJ. Sayre, b. A,
Ardmore; Marion Severance, Il. A.,
Durant; Bernice Trammell. =. A.
Breckenridge. Texas, Villa Mae Tug
ble, +. a., Purcell; Thomas Write, r.
A. Wynnewood Louise Wilcox. B.
A., Durant; Phoebe Jane Barnwell,
pharmaceutical graduate. Durant; Earl
A. Brown, LII, b., Ardmore; Adolph
Linscheid master of arts, Durant;
n. NJ. Wickham, master of arts, Du-
rant; C. NJ. Lac.Iey, master of science
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

Washington, President Wilson We.
toed the bill to establish budget
system Of submitting the appropria
tions of estimates OF the various
departments and attempt to re-pass 1t
failed. He held that under the bill,
congress would have the authority to
remove the comptroller general from
office and that the authority should
remain from the executive department,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
EDDIE" WILL TELL ABOUT
THOSE CAMPAIGN FUNDS

Washington, June 5.-Col. f. IL.
Green, son of the late Mrs. Hetty
Green. will be examined today by
the sennte committee investigating
pre-convention expenditures concern
ing selection OF delegates to the ma
tional convention from Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
WEEKLY FINANCIAL REPORT

New York, June B. - Influenced
mainly by further limitations imposed
upon unessential credits, the stock
market this week established a low
record for dullness thus far this year,
This did not apply to bonds, liberty
issues showing moderate activity at
the expense Of quoted values.
The political situation was among
the deterrent factors, commission
houses attributing much Of the curtail-
ment Of operations, especially by the
public, to uncertainty regarding the
outcome Of next weeks developments
at Chicago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
Outdoor Merit Badges

In summer camp is the place to
qualify for many Of the merit badges
Opportunity will be given every first
class scout to qualify for as many
badges as he can get away with dur.
ing the camping period, and the sec
ond class scouts can probably make
the first class grade and then pull
down q '>dge or TWO for good meas
ure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
Man Commits Suicide

st. Louis, Mo, June 4.-Charlcs L.
Whitmarsh, retired lumber man Of
Minden, La, committed suicide today
by leaping from a third floor window
Of a local hospital where he had
Undergone an operation for stomach
trouble He was 81 years old.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

OF a Nash Quad for hauling lumber
to the camp. Every Scout who made
the trip is a booster for the QUAD,
for it took one load of 22O0 feet OF
lumber and another Of nearly $500
and proved its ability to roll along
through places where the other truck
had TO be pushed and coaxed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

misunderstanding to news reach
ing here, a new bolshevih offensive
has been launched between the Pripet
region and the Dnieper region.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

HAVE YOUR FRONT AUTO
WHEELS LINED UP AT OSCAR
SHOP FREE OF CHARGE THIS
MONTH. 100 SOUTH WASHINGTON.
---Adv. Sz
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

IN electrical engineering; Ruth Moore,
+. A., in piano, Sulphur.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-30

school lot 10 rods to the north.
east corner thereof thence south
on the east line of said school lot
16 rods to the southeast corner
OF said school lot; thence east OH
the south line OF said Government
Lot Six and the north line of the
county road to the southeast cor
ner of said Lot Six; thence north
A rods to the northeast corner
OF said Lot Six and thence west
on the north line of said Lot Six
to the northwest corner thereof;
and thence south on the west line
Of said Government Lot Six to the
place of beginning, containing 20
acres Of land, more or less;
ALSO, commencing at a point
100 feet north OF the southwest
corner of Block No. 2, of Gallo
ways Addition to the Twon (now
city, OF Medford, In Jackson coun-
ty. Oregon, and running thence
north along the west line of said
block 80 feet; thence at right an
giles east 100 feet; thence at right
angles south so feet; and thence
at right angles west 100 feet to the
place Of beginning. This lot sub
ject to said City Lien.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon,
June 22nd, 1920.
G. Il. TERRILL,
Sheriff of Jackson county,
Oregon.
by FLORA THOMPSON, Deputy.
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