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PiMLICO ENTRIES

First rac"--two- yca--oids: selling: fon-
|. Tri.ks l9l: War Reitet. 100: ii. i6oii:
~. IL Mclean "ntry.p
second Face--thrcc- "car-olds: 81 5f,ir-
I,GnhgS.ity Jimmy. lie: Polly Ann i0i ;
T. Steve ~: Baby Grand. III;
Md 'ns jh i II: Tough Storm io7: niiy
Third racc-ihe Potomac steeplcchos.
ipnr-ycar olds and up: two rniies-cand!.
uhic. H.; li3. Oyerma;ch. 1873: Buils"y,
III EaFlockcr. 1879; xFrank b. ISJ: Syr.
Ha,ya ifi: HJoyfui. 1871 (xJ f.. Widener
Fourth racc---two-y car-olds: ma.dens "A nd
winners OF one race. four and n half fur
;,G1nGsD!!rick Run. Iii: Some bird. %
n it ,. :, To-; bonrns. ~: i.eochaves. H..
three year: odds and up: six furiongapD..
CAPTAIN H"rshier. 100: JcE lo3: xMo,or
Cog. 1870 Tough Swilly. o.; bly, 100
Itrhnk. no.: SkinE Thrush. 40: The
arSher. 81; carmanhalc. ll3: zKnot los
sweet Clean. IS. XXI. X. l.. Ross entry
ga 'nurl Ross .ntry.b
Sixth rar,- selling handicap: three
zoo: Helen Akin. ioi: si,en Maid. ITO:
II; snar; Money. Ioi: Toucane,. ioi:
Gath. ioS,;. Gam De Cause. IS: .SuIr1n er
seventh raC.--th. Sudbrook Park purse
th""".ycpr ODDS and up. mile and a ak.
;gcn'h--iee le?; Sporting Blood. los
M.lknNd. iiG: Uncle John. i2i. Sunny
'Fiyss pounds apprentice allowance
Weather clear: track heavy
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BEHAVE YOURsELF's RIDER
GIVEN $4,000 BY BRADLEY
Owner OF Horse Winning Famous
Kentucky Derby Shows Jockey
Thompson His Appreciation.
Lny Assoclntcd prcas.

LOUISVILLE. KY. May s.--Jockey
{. Thompson. who rode T.. II. Brad
ley's behave Yourself to victory nj
Churchill Downs In the Kentucky
Derby, which carried $4,000 added
money, yesterday afternoon. received
sa.ooo from his employer for his win
nihS effort. Lawrence LIKE. who mad
the mount on Black Servant "A stable
companion OF tho winner. and second
IN yesterdays race. beaten by a head
was rewarded with like sum.
Or the eleven thoroughbrcds van
Iuishcd in the Derby by RELAY,
Yourself. three on former occasions
mad beaten him At Lexington, Ky.
a rev days ago Black Servant won
from his sta5l"mntc by head. In
the Jockey Club stake at Churchill
Towns last year Tryster. which with
i,rudcry. formed the Harry Payne
whitney entry yesterday and finished
Fourth. was winner. while Brhnvc
oursclf was third. beaten also by
Grey Lag, withdrawn vrstcrday
morning from the big race n, tn.
local course. Coync. which finished
sixth in the Derby. was second III a
race at Lexington last year In which
wire NTH.
The victory Of Behave Yourself In
tho Derby brought his total pirs"
earnings to $56S25. and horsemcn
mere declare he has an excellent,
chance OF entering the list OF thor
ouEhbreds that have won sinO0 or
more. He is cardcd TO start In ,ht.
Clarke handicap. $500 added one
and one.siHtecnth miles. to he run
1T churchill Downs next Saturday
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HUNTER, U, S. GOLF STAR,
CREW UP ON PARKWAY
American Crack on Team Inyadlr
Great Britain Was Reared
I'm Game.
by Charles "Chick" Evans.
National and Amateur Golf Champio
Of America.


National and Amateur Golf Champiol
Of America.
Paul Hunter and 1 learned o.,
early golf In Chicago. at about m
same time. but under widely differ
Ing circumstances. IIis father vi.
member OF the famous Midlothin
Club near Chicago, and was n mos
enthusiastic golfer. Paul. who WIZ
an only child. began at IL very enrf
age To play around with his fathcs
and there was n picture often secn II
the golf Journals pr that time SHOW
ing Paul. little fair-haircJ boy. wit
INC tall. slender man. hts father. eacH
noidinS golf clubs. Even at that ay
mn a,, WAS playing gracefully an
The Hunter family play.d 20,
during the summer AT midlothian. In
tney spent their winters I'm cnIifor
MA. ana therefore Paul couil prnctic
Goit the YEAR round. IT private tuto
making him independent OF scbooi
ana plac"s / remember that Il wa
about this time that was bcrlnnin|
TO show promise In golf. and Pal
was considercd my closest rival.
a., iSit denTesslnEiy sure. howcveI
that would never be able to cuu:
him The fact that ne could pia|
Golf the scason through Seemed tu
great handicap for me TO overcom
ANA indeed. Paul played a bcautif,
game at that time, having n rrnc,
ful. easy style that was most attrac
tive To soc. After tho lapse OF Won
! am Inclined 10 think that golf al
season round and under such dincrin
conditions may have proved In ti
iong run q detriment ru his game
raul became famous for his med,
play In the Chicago district, howcvc
ana ms victories With his father 81
the Pater. Filius contests were
events. He won tho champIonsh.
or southern California at a yc,I
early age. and ne was always pronI
inent member OF the yon'hful Eroul
or Chicago players who were mail
ing their mark about that time.
Paul was taking purt then in al
local events. frequently lending
w" pwcver. the goal for whirI
w striving. but his showin|
In :cnt notaoiv NJ ItuckforI
was IN very Eood. For -cvcr.I
years hc also played crcditably in nj
national amateur. but after hc e,|
tered the Chicago University rncrI
ca. school; he dropped golf cnt!ro;|
Dr Paul Hunter. OF Pasadena. did n
inke uD golf again. and found thai
MS former skill was st!l! with him
Since then his game has constant
lmprored and he has won nlrnol
every golf honor to hc found II
southern California. The orry fell
81 his friends in tho present venture
ny California can he succcssfuid
'ran"p'antcd In all IT'S hcauty on III
grey and windy links OF fIoylakc
copyright 1927 by Universal SERVED
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8 STAR BOXING BOUTS At
BLUES ARMORY TONIGHT
johnny McEvoy Meets Frank Dun
can, of Hopewell, In Main
Attraction.

ToniEht's boxing card at the Rlues.
Armory. which is being staged in
connection With the reunion which is
now IN session here. promises to be
one oil The best programs which has
oech STAGED ia this city for some
tiint. Tnc main bout OF the evening
VIII be between Johnny McEvoy.
the local scrappcr, and Frank Dun
can 81 Hppcwcll. In addition to the
and Speedy" Whitney, OF Richmond.
VIII swap punches. Closing the pro-
gram battle royal will be held
winch promises to be 4 laugh max or
OF the first order.
McEvoy and Duncan me, in Hone
wei a icw weeks ago and fought
through eight fast rounds. McEvoy
winning IN. decision Whitney. Who
mas nccn training with McEvoy M
the Broadway Athletic Arena d.
El;Ecs that he is in excellent shape
for the fight
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BRI7ALN,S LEADING GOLFERS
ENTERED FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
English Players Are Overestimatng Americans Abil
lty-Vardon, Hilton and Duncan Pay High Tribute
to Visitors Playing Qualities
Vardon, who has played three sea-

Vardon, who has played three sea-
sons In the United States. regards
Bobby" Jones. OF Atlanta. as the
man Of the future" in the game. In
an article in the magazine. "Gol6prn
In which he answers the query, How
40 the American players compare
with the British. Vardon SAYS:
In their own land the American
amateurs arc supreme, and hence
forth British victories in their cham
pionships are going to be rare and
wonderful feats. Whether thew ON
turc England's championships is an
other matter. which, will he fully
tested, inasmuch as tho America'n
golfers arc fun OF the spirit Of
healthy international rivalry, and tho
beat players will be invading Eng
land every year IN tho future
Developing further his reference IN
Bobby" Jones'. vardon declares the
Atlanta boy rose mblea Abo MitoheH.
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[By United Scwa1

LONDON. May s.-Brita!n's lead
Ing golfers are entering the coming
championship utches I'm which
America VIII be represented. with
the greatest trepidation. They are.
" anything. ovcrcst!matinR. rather
,han Hndcrcsi imating. the playing
qualities OF the American men and
women who are continually arriving
for the big tournaments.
Whiel Miss AIcxa Stirling. OF At
ihhta, the American wOman's cham
pi"h. has shown nothing In the way
%! a sensational game to date. there
~ feeling in british circles that
MISS stirling has been "holding some
thinI M her sleeve" for the finals.
Harry Nardon. Hilton. Duncan and
other British professional and anna
teur players, in commenting at length
on the playing of the Americans ar
irving here. pay high tribute to tho
visiting players.
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ATHLETICS DOWN YAMKs
IN TANNING STRUGGLE

new YORK. May S.-The Phil,
aelphia Americans won an excitinr
,ourteen-inn!ng game from New TorS
mere today by a score OF ) To-
.a,cner Ferkins broke UP the con-
vest IN the fourteenth when he mad.
triple, scoring Dugan and Q wall
or. Rommel won his third victory 81
the spring from New York and pitch,.a
spectacular bali with men on bases
a clean steal OF home by Fewstrr. a
p'"ch runner. enabled the Yankees to
TIE the game in the ninth.
The score.
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WILLIAM AND MARY WILL
TAKE PART IN BIC MEET
Will Go After Honors in South At
lantic Events at Georgetown
VTniynrctfx.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. May S.-Wil-
liam and Mary College will he repre-
scented in the South Atlantic meet
at Georgetown University stadium on
Nav IA.
Coach Driver announced today he
Will enter a. -. Joyner, Joe Chand-
Ter and Speed" Metcalf in the big
squad for the fourth consecutive
time. and winner Of three field day
meets here in four years. will go
in the broad jump event. Joe Chand-
Ter will run in the half-mlc and mile
events. while Metcalf will enter the
100 and 220-yard dash events.
Metcalf covered 100 yards in ten
iinck at Westhampton Stadium This
was equal to the time made by col
lege sprinters in the University of
Pennsylvania meet n week ago.
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Free tickets to Ball Game

Send in your Right-Ficld Foil es
ana win two seats TO the game at
Mayo Island Park every week
Also get your name in the paper
AZ u star contributor"
You must send five short
bicachcr SAYS and a title. Five
SeHtenc"S-SiS to ten words in
each. No more! Study this ear
toon series on The Times Dis
patch Sport Page every day and
mail your ideas to Right Field
Follics Editor.
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Babe Ruth Hits 500;
Kelly Gets Lone Single
tRy United News.l

NEW YORK. May S.-Babe Ruth
hit 500 in his six times at the bat
against the Athletics Sunday and
missed his ninth homo run OF the
season by few inches. with a
foul into the right-feld stand in
the fourth inning. 1t just was a
foul. Ruth has eight homo runs
ger. has seven.
In the first inning today Ruth
was thrown out on weak tap: in
tho fourth Rommel walked him;
in the sixth he singled with no.
body on; no fouled out in the
eighth. singled In the ninth; fouled
out in tho twelfth. and. singled
with nobody on In the fourteenth.
Kelly grounded out In the
second: popped In tho fourth:
singled In the sixth. and walked
In the eighth.
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TAKA-KOLA AND CHURCH
HILL TO PLAY WEDNESDAY

The tie which resulted from a game
between Church Hill Athletic Club
and Taxa Kola. of the Commercial
League April 30. will be played OF
next Wednesday ut boulevard Park.
II was announced last night.
The coming encounter promises to
he hard fought battle. The twelve
inning 3-to-3 draw proved tina: the
two teams are about evenly matched
In fielding and batting. Hurling Sc
lcctions have not been made ms yet.
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CARDINALS DEFEAT CUBS
IN HARD-HITTlNG GAME

CHICAGO. May S.--St Louis de-
fcEted Chicago . to 6. in n free-hit-
ting contest before large crowd
:oday. The visitors launched their
attack behind YorNs wildncSs and
piled IN an easy lead. Home runs
by McHenry and tIack were Seat-
creS. Score:
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DANVILLE CUTS DOWN
TO TAXPAYER LIMIT
Especial 10 INC TIrles-Disn,,ch :

hANNlI.LE. VA. MAY S-With the
release yesterday o. Pitcher Bauer.
one OF III" TOhacconists' main sup
pof's ,hst ""aeo on the Danvillc. ri"d-
mont League, team came within the
ionrteen-p player limit last night The
mhNc-u? Of the team as now const,
tuted ~ as follows.
Pitchers Friday, Fciischmann. ROD
Eers, Eradlcy and 500: outnclGcrs.
toulcS. liivari and Trcxler. catchcrs.
Brib"ck ana Thompson: frst-bascmcn
Hoke ana D!iiinger: second hascmau.
Stinsoni third bascman, Reagan. and
ManaEcr Herb Murphy. shorts,op.
OTHER SPORTS, PAGE 8.
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DODGERS WHITEWASH
GIANTS BY SCORE, 2 TO O

BROOKLYN. " y. May S.-Brook
i,yn reclaimed second place from New
York today by defeating the Giants
Ito Q. Although hit in every inning
Mitchell succeeded in holding tho
visitors in check. Mitchell Registered
ms only strive out when he famed
kinE IN the eighth with the bases
iull and two out. Griffith made n
nome run of Barnes in the sixth
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Chicago 900 col 63o-6
Summary--Two-ba base hits -. Deal.
Stock, Twombly. Hornsby. Home
runs-McHenry, Flack. Stolen bases
--Flack Hornsby. Double plays
Lavan to Fourier; Iavan to Horns
by to Fourier. Left on bases-St.
off May. 3: Riviere. 2; York. S. Hits
on May. 4 In (none out in fourth) !;
off Riviere. in 6: off York 10 In s.;
of Freeman, none in /. Struck out
by York. 8: Riviere, 2. Winning
York. Umpires--Riglcr and Moran.
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SPORTS
CLEVELAND MASsACRES
WHITE SOX IN SUGGEST
Indians Wailop Chicago's Pitchers
All Over the lOt-Win,
II to 8,
lBy Associated Press. ]

CLEv ELAND. OHIO. May s.
Cleveland made II three out of four
from Chicago. winning today's game.
IL TO J. The three Chicago pitchers
~ and made hhree hits. single.
double and triple, driving in four
runs. First Bascnan Burns hit safe
~ the first five times up, hitting into
double piny his sixth time at bat.
The score:
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BEAN EATERS DEFEAT
SENATORS; SCORE, q TO 3

" ASiiNGloN, May s.--Boston de-
feated Washington today TO 3. two
runs in the ninth from Pinch Hitter
Fosters triple. traits double and Il
pair Of singles off Zachary deciding
the Issue. Washington twice held The
lead. in the fourth and again in the
eighth.
'rhn
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PIRATES WINNING STREAK
IS BROKEN BY CINCINNATI.
Reds Down Pittsburgh by 1-to-O
Score After Pitchers
Rattle

CINCINNATI. OHIO. May S.-Cin-
cinnati stopped l'ittsburgh's winning
streak Of nine games by beating the
Pirates. to o. today. The game was
pitchers duel between Babe Adams
ana Eppa itixcy, tho latter getting
the decision in the ninth when Roush
uouoled. Duncan sacrificed and Fon-
SEGA singled. Neither pitcher walked
man. while Adams famed five.
S'ittsburrh
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BROWNS KNOCK DETROIT
HURlERS ALL OVER PARK

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May SIS, T.onis
hit three Detroit pitchers hard today
an! won an easy victory. Ii To S
Tnc Tigers hit Palcrwo also, hu; tho
cary lead Obtained by the Browns
proved too much of u hnndicap.
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sacrince-Ne.s. Double plays-Myers
nn " HanSros, Fsisch ana anE 10
Left on bases-Sew York. 10: Brook
lyn. 4. Bases on balls-on Barnts
Ign, 1. Bases on balls--ofr Barnes.
3 in 6: or Ryan. in .. Struck out
by Ryan, l by Mitchell. l. Losing
pitcher-Barncs. Umpires-Brennan
Emslic. Mccormick and Hart. Time
1854.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
tNo sames srhcdulcd.)
STANDING OF CI.t-BS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond Mt suffolk
Petersburg ut Portsmouth.
Norfolk mt Rocky Mount
Wilson mt Newport News.
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Totals .........

ChicaEo :.......... 900 900 012- 3
Cieeveiand ..:..... ooc 9io 321-l7
Ihie- Evans Burns (2). Stephenson.
Ihomns. Threc-basc h!ts-Wiikin-
son. MnlliGan. uhle, wood stolen
oase - Burns. Sacrihcs\ - Strunk,
speaker. Double plnySSUhle. Sc
Well and Burns: Stephenson, Sewc,,
ana Burns. Lief, on basey-Chic,-
go Cleveland. .. Base on balls
on Nett, i: on Davenport, 3: on
ohie- i. Hits-or Kerr. In Ia in
ninEs; of Davenport. . In no INNINGS
uTp,iShed TO hatters in Ith): on
Wilkinson. 10 IN "a innings. Struck
T 3Mnit,.,oy Wilkinson. ;; by Uhie, !.
.enr-kcrr. Umpires-ChiIl and Owens
Time-1:55 et's'
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NNOTt Ny INNINGS. r.
Philadelphia 200 DOL Oo1 600 OF
New YORK ....... 600 0l0 o12 000 OIL
summary: Two-hase hits-Romnel
Dykes Peckinpaugh. Roth. Three
base hts-Roth. Perkins. stolen
has cs-Dykcs. Witt. SchanG. Fcwster.
Griffin, Mcuscl. Sacrifice hlts-C
Walker. ward Collins Mcusel Double
Ward. Pcckinpauch and pipp:
l'eckinpangh and Pipp; PeckinpauSh.
SchanE, ward. NcNally: Pcokinpaugh
and Ward. Left on bases-Ncw York
l6: Philadelphia. "a. Bases on halls
off Piercy. ! on RumIneI. Z off toll
Inns. 2 iIits--On Picrcy. in . in
rinEs; off Collins. in 3 innings. Hit
by pitcher-Dykes and G Walker.
Struck out--hy Piercy. :: by ROmrnrl
4. Wild p!tch--Collins. Passed ball
Perkins. Losing pitchers Collins.
EMPIRES - Mor!ariiy and Connolly.
Time, 3:05
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Totals


Detroit ~ loo ln2 %,
ST. Louis ~ 023 30G 90y ~:
summary. Two base hits - cobb
@. Ainsmith. Hcilmann. sister. lac
OLSON, McManus Thrc"-basc hits
cobb. Ncach. Lee. Sislor HON.
runs Cohh Tolin stolen bases
Sisl"r, Williams 90, Jacobson. Sac
rificc Tohin Left on bascs-Dc.
troii. 4, ST. Louis, Q. Base on balls
on leonard - of Holling, i of
stewart. /: of Palmer" !. Hits
on Leonard III innings; OFF Hol-
ing. IN innings; off Stewart. :
IN innings Hit by pitchcr-by
fdiincrc. tRlu.b. struck out-bv
leonard. 3: by Stewart. /: by Pal
nero, J. Losing pitchcr-I.coflar I'd
Time Of game . hours l2 minutes
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
High Point mt Raleigh.
Danyillc MT Winston Salem.
Durham Mt Greensboro
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Totals ..".-. ...5i 4 Is 40 90 .
'Baited for Picrcy. in ninth.
titan for Baker in ninth
Score by innings. n
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Totals
" as hinItnn.
Totals -.

sBatted for Menosky in ninth.
tBatted FOR Mogr!dgc in eighth.
Score by innings: r
Boston ............. bC0 goo 202--i
Washington ........ 600 100 O26 a
Summary: Two-hase h!ts--Mcln-
mis-, Pratt. Three-basc -Ii"ndryx
Eilcrbe. Foster Sacrifices Shanks.
Mogridge, Rntl. Ilcndry1. Mc!nnis.
Double play-Shanks to Harris to
Judge. Left on bases --Bosio:. 2:
Washington, G. Bases on ba!ls-off
Jones. 2. Iii,s--Od Mogr!dge, 3 IN g
jnninga; off Zachary 2 in inning
Hit by pitcber--by Jones. IIhrrlsJ
Struck out---by Mogridce, &: by Jones
3. Losing pitcher--Zachary. I'm
pires--Esllin. Wilson and Dineen.
Time OF game--l hour ~ minutes.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit at st. Louis.
tOnly one game scheduled. }
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. l; Pittsburgh, o,
BruGklyn. 2; New York. o.
ST. Louis. o: Chicago, 6.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
brooklyn at Philadelphia
comfy one game scheduled
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One out when winning run scored.
IRan for Roush in ninth.
Score by innings: u
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LEAGUE.

STANDING OF CLUBS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-18
Joyful Family Reunion

Two of my brothers. sister, as
well as myself have been chronic
sufferers from gas In stomach, indi-
gestion. pain In right side near ap-
pendix and liver trouble for many
years. My sister tried Mayr's Wonder
full Remedy with such good results
that we all took course Of 1t and 1t
helped in each case. Last Sunday we
had family reunion in celebration
OF our recovery and what we all did
eat" IL Is u simple, harmless prep
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and In
testinal ailments, including appen-
dctis. One dose will convince OF
money refunded. Frame Drug o.. and
druggists everywhere.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-18
Grand Encampment Entertained

on the announcement that the re.
quest OF Chickasaw Post No. Is. TO en-.
tprtain the delegates to the Grand En-.
campmcnt OF the Department of the
Indian Territory ON March rs. 1900.
at a called meeting OF the post on
March II. arrangements for the event
were begun. Comrades Hammer. Den
nee. Redfield and johnson being ap-
pointed general committee Of ar
ransements for the event.
A committee consisting Of Comrades
Dennee. cannavsn and Redfield, was
appointed 20 secure certain srma-
ments. flags. bunting, ETC., to be usei
in d. Grating the local post head
cuar rs and to make the general
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-18
Mckinley MESSAGE OF Peace


President Mckinley accompanied by
his cabinet and distinguished army
and navy officers attended the great
Peace jubilee at Atlanta, Ca, aud IN
a speech there, among other things
he said;
Sectional lines no longer mar the
map OF the United States. Sectional
feeling no longer holds back the love
we bear each other Fraternity Is the
National anthem, sung by u chorus oil
45 states and our territories ut nome
and beyond the seas.
-The Union Is once more the com
mon alas OF our love and loyalty, our
devotion and sacrifice. The old nag
again waves over US In peace, with
new gluries which your sons ana ours
have this year added TO It's sacred
folds.
what cause We have Tor rejoicing
saddencd only by the fact that 80
many OF our brave men fell on the
neld or sickened and died from hard
ship and exposure. and others return
ing. bring wounds and disease frou
which they will long suffer. The
memory OF the dead will be pres
c.ous legacy. and the disabled will b.
the Nations carr.
"a nation which cares FOR its dis
abled soldiers as we have always done
viii never lack defenders. The Ma
t,onai Cemeteries fg those who fel
IN oattle are prvof that the dead ~
,seh as the living have our love. whs'
an army Of silent senunels we have
and with what loving care theil
graves are kept
Every soldiers grave made durins
,our unfortunate civil war is trl
butte to American valor. And whil'
az the time these graves were mad
we differed widely about the futnr'
II this government the difference
were long ago settled by the arbltra
msut u sr1ns-end the time has nov