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Residential Rentals.

Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
apartments in SO Washington Square
South TO Miss Emily y. Hatch; in 40
West Fifty-seventh street TO Frances l..
Phillips in 50 East Eighty-sixth street
to Mrs. Henry S. Satterlee, and in 1875
West Fifty-sxth street to Miss Ger
maine Aubrun
The Houghton Company leased for
Proto Phoebe Conterno the four story
dwelling 80 West Seventy-third street to
Marie r. Atkins.
Duross Company leased the four story
house 440 West Twentieth street for
Addie Bevins to Fred Divine for five
years; the five story house 15i West
Fourteenth street to Gratian Scaunte-
rey; the three story house 223 West
Twelfth street 20 Guido VI. Chiercati (:
three story house 227 West Twelfth
street TO Elizabeth Connor. and n three
story house 26 Grove street to Kather-
inc Snodgrass.
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WOMAN SHOPPER RUNS
FUGITIVE INTO ARREST
Charges Alleged Pickpocket
Through CroUded Store.

The determination OF Miss Mary Ryan,
a stenographCr. OF SO West F'ifty-eighta
street 81 pursuing an alleged pick
pocket through n crowded department
store and for block along West Thirty
fifth street on Saturday. landed Jacob
scheiner. 33 years old. into the hands
81 Patroman John F. Flanagan OF the
West Thirtieth street station. The
police say Schelner was released re-
Gently from the Easton Penitentiary,
Pennsylvania.
Miss Ryan said she was In an ele-
vator when she felt tug az her hand
bag. Looking down, she saw a hand
extracting a IS bill
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pRooKLYN CHURCH SOLD.

Bethany Baptist Church, an organiza-
tion OF colored worshlpcrs, Of which
the Rev. II. L. Warren is pastor has
purchased the property Of the former
Sumner Avenue Baptist Church at
sumner avenue and Decatur street
Brooklyn. The Bethany church will
not take possession for a year. Mean
while Il will meet in its present house
Of worship at Atlantic and Claremont
avenues.
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s 100 r. M-Musicai concert, Florence Bern
stein, soprano Louis jacobson, tenor: Jack
gtiilermau, harytone. and r. Schunemann
concertlna. Program. Soprano and barry
tone duet "Greetings' and Autumn"
tMendclssohnl selections on the concer-
tina, Waves ~ the Danube" TvanOvfcD
"Strumblin." Carolina Rolling stone" and
why Should I Cry over Your" CMller) (;
haryfone solo sylvia fSDeaks) soprano
solo, Were My Song with Wings Provided
CHaydn) teqor solos. 10 be selected.
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RicIlmond-sale or Let.

STAPLETON-One family frame house, ten
rooms, three baths, screens, storm sash
and awnings easy terms. II. w. TiOMP-
SON, "a Tompkins av. Phone TomplIinsville
0SS0.
STAPLETCN-One family house. stucco.
seven rooms and BATH porches, screens.
storm sash and awnlngs easy terms. T.. w.
THOMPSON, "a TomplSins av. Phone Tomp-
lIinsvillc 0SS0.
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RADIO FOR MEDICAL CONGRESS.

Many physicians in the United States,
Canada and in Latin American coun-
tries who are unable to attend the sixth
Latin American Medical Congress In
Havana, opening to-day, will be able
to follow the addresses and proceedings
of the conference by radio. 1t is ex
pected that the broadcastinC will be
successful over radius of 5000 miles.
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BrookIyn-SnIe or Let.

SELL my corner property; half cost. OWN
ER, Is Park Row, Room 2O1.
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Furnished.
Washington Heights. Above i2Jth 81.
West Of sth A..

YOUNG man would like 10 share room
apartment with agreeable gcntlenan view
Of Drive; convenient to bus and subway.
nI9 w 13hth 81.
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Furnished.
Above 18th st. 10 59th St. Unclusiye).

MURRAY HILL.-Entire floor In private
dwelling two rooms and BATH gentleman
only references essential: $l2J monthly.
Telephone MURRAY fll 1892.
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Furnished-Brookiyn

g3p ST. a33 West Three rooms: studl'
apartments. all improvements; abundance
OF heat
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
From Battery to Iath ST.. Inclusive.

PEARL ST.. 80. desk room in bright office
near wall st. and Custom House, Sli
phone and mail service, Mr.. LIE
DERI,E Room 1iO1 Tel Whitehall 2500.
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NEW NORK'S FRIENDLY HOTEL,
HOTEL FLANDERS.
13J-137 WEST 18TH ST.
134-i36 WEST 18TH ST
We are newly decorating and refinishing a
number of very attractive two and three
room apartments. Low rates TO permanent
guests.
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Observation-Disclosures.

NEWLYWEDSI Contest 5-room apart
ments In Brooklyn,
only s65; steam heat, parquet floors. PAN
elled decorations, &C.; exceptional value.
JOHN l.. CHURLO CORP, 1872 Highlawn
ave. (Sea Beach Subway to Kings Highway
Station. Avenue end).
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Qucens-Sale or Rent.

HERE Is a sacrifice Is rooms. one family
house, two baths every improvement, good
condition. two car garage: shrubbery; corner
easy terms; would cost $50, ee0 to build. Look
at it HAMILTON. owner 215 South Par
sons av.. Flushing.
$3.50 buys 81 500 house. near station. 2s
minutes Manhattan; tax exempt: steam.
electricity, garage space. $3.50 cash. S2l
monthly principal. McNEECE, 30 Union Hall
St. Lamaica. Phone Jamaica 4.41.
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Mercantile Leases.

Pease & Gilman leased store in III
Broadway to A. Ratkowsky, furricr
Bernard Wurtenberg leased to Charles
Esterson q Co.. Inc. store and basement
in % East Twenty-first street.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased
offices I'm the Canadian Pacific Build
ing to Henry Moakley and $. l.. Horn
stein.
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In the Suburbs.

Louis Schesinger. Inc. sold 410, Ala,
420 and 430 to Asa Roseville avenue,
having a combined frontage Of Ais feet.
The purchasers are builders who will
improve the property in the near future
Also sold The dwelling John street for
f. n. pilch.
Feist & Fest sold for the Social Ser
vice Bureau property at 3 Central ave-
nue. to the Leon Realty Corporation. 1t
is a four story building. 35x100. The
new owners will improve it for stores
and offices.
c. T.. Merrill Of Merrill, Lynch & Co.
has sold his Colonial style residence on
the west side of Clinton avenue. near
Llewelyn road, Montclair. to L. NJ.
Blancke of this city. through l.. NJ.
CraMleY q Bros Of Montclair.
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Brooklyn.

I.OFSTs'-s 900 So. IT., ground floor: 1000 so.
It,, first floor; win divide; good for heavy
or light manufacturing; all improvements.
1920 St. Marks av., Brooklyn. Phone Glen
more g101
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New Jersey-saIe or Iiet.

FREE list OF houses for sale and rent Write
VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. N. J.
piano; garage automobile; ~ acres. Sac
rfice 81 1850 Photographs. HOVER, 212
Broadway. New York.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-SaIe or Let.

ROSEDALE. l.. I.-Houses on winslow es-
tate, Broadway and Elm St, within few
blocks of II. II. station and trolley: built
for durability on lots 50xio0; six rooms and
bath, electric light, steam heat price $500.
cash $1,000. balance on easy terms. uss
owner on premises or telephone Q. COOK,
Iamaica 432O-M. for Appolntment.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Turnished.

rARI.OR. bedroom, bath, short term, first
class board. or kitchcnettc; Vicinity 5pth
and gOth sts.. 9th TO Park av. ADLER, 20
Union Square.
s ROOM apartment from December to April,
between I'D street aud Tooth street state
particulars in first letter. a. II. K. ia
Ta 81 4Ith.
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FLATBuSH-Inv 16 family apartment
house, ideal location; price $4,000, rents
S12. $50. cash $4,000: others from $4,000
to $500 900. WESTWOOD REALTY CO., $50
F'latbush av; closed Sunday.
GARAGE, for sale. 55x1oo. 3s cars. 100 Cen
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 18th st. to Goth St. 1ncIuslve


A good buy for business use, Avenue A.
corner East 10Th st.-3i0, 3l2. 314 Avenue
A, and sos East 10th ST., 6Ix95. Three.
four story buildings and one five story
building Can be used for storage or manu-
featuring. With small alterations can make
same suitable for loft buiding. Terms to
suit. flrst mortgage $4,000. Price only
s55, ,000 Worth $50. 600. Write phone
full particulars. MANHATTAN REALTY
COMPANY. i24-430, East 10th ST. Telephone,
Gramercy 1896.
5SD, 315 E.--Lease or sell five room apart
ment electricity. baths, steam, parquet
floors. telephone, large store. yard.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.
77TH ST, West-Rooming house, income
$500 month; price. furnished. $50 800;
mortgage $4,000 Title Co. Newly renov-
ated. ASHFORTH & CO., sol 9th av. Muir
Washington Heights. Abovs I25th ST..
West OF Sth av.
BROADWAY corner, about IL lots. three
good frontages price $4,000 LEON ..
ALTMAYER, sole agent 62 East seth.
BrOnx-SnIe or Let.
SELL my corner property; half cost. OWN
Err, Is Park Row, Room 2O1.
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Miscellaneous.

FOUR story, basement, 50x1o0; occupied
sion. 512 West 53d st. Phone Circle 1910.
SPACE to let, 1000 so. IT. in Sprinkler
Building, with steam; L.. N. HARTOG, 2ll
e. 22d. Gramercy 29a6.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey-SaIe or Let,

SEVENTY acre farm. main road. near
station and markets. house and buildings
In good condition; easy terms. Address i.
o. Box 81. Highstown, n. J.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island--Sale or Let.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS.
Owner must sell fine brick house, rooms
and baths; nice plot, good location; spe-
cial price If sold this week. asking Sl5,5UO
terms arranged
LOUIS p. McGAHIE,
Real Estate Broker.
G5 Burns st. Forest Hills, l.. /.
Rouieya rd 6T1o
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Above 5eth st.-5th Av. to North River.

VERY light desirable offices. on corner
Broadway and 102d st.: will divide to suit
tenant; two or more rooms; rent moderate
Apply Supt., 1854 Broadway.
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Tel. Boulevard BIo2.
FOREST HILLs GARDENS.

For rent, new brick house, corner; just
finished: rooms. baths, sun parlor: gar
age: only few blocks from station Phone
owner. 64s9 Boulevard. or call 80 Bow st.
The New York herald., 1922-11-20
Brooklyn transactions.

The Robert A. simonson Agency has
sold the two family dwelling, 244
Elghty-eighth street for A. Jenik TO an
investor the frame cottage, 1857 Sew
enty-sixth street for p. knudsen;
dwelling. 76S Seventy-ninth street for w.
Bonner the six family apartment house,
464 Sixty-elghth street for the Kings
view Home Builders. Inc. to an inves-
tor six family apartment house, 434
Sixty-eighth street for the same build
ers 10 an investor six family apartment
house, 367 Eighty-sixth street 10 A. Cor
RADIO 10 an investor the two family
dwelling. g5s Sixty-aeventh street for 5.
Clausen: two family dwelling $40
Seventy-seventh street. for Charles john
SON two family dwelling, 534 Seventy
seventh street. for the same builder, aG
two family dwelling. 586 seventy-seV-
enth street for the same builder, to an
investor
Xvsn. Il. Harmon q CO.. Inc have sold
plots in their Kings Club district. for
merlv the old Gravesend race track, IN
BROOKLYN, 10 the following Charles J.
Gilmore. Benjamin Portnoy William
Gmck. Robert l.. Kern. IT, NJ. kissel'
Abraham Binder. 7. and j. Dorfman, Leo
Gawrin. George Wegner. Samuel Klein
and Joseph Weiner. Morris Upper, Bert
hold stark. Jacob and Bessie Shultz.
Anna C;olomb and Ida PockoB Thomas
J. Hartnett, Parkway Securities Cor
poration.
Henry Pierson e Co, Inc, sold tho
2. story dwelling. tSx1Oo. at Fl Park
place for Martin Judge TO a client for
occupancy.
Bulkley & Horton Co sold 1901 Ridge
Boulevard. between Eighty-third and
Elghty-fourth streets. 3-story dwelling
on plot 1OOx150. for R. r. Stevens TO q
client for occupancy.
Friday & Lehman sold 202 Bldert
street, a two family frame dwelling for
The New York herald., 1922-11-20
staten Island Sales.

Ryan & Co. sold for the Equitable
Trust Company, as trustee, the two
three story brick dwellings, on plot 50x
2OO at 80 and 32 Westervelt avenue,
New Brighton s. l., to Clara Mulcahy
of Mount Vernon who will alter the
houses into two family units. They
were held at $4,000.
Joseph A. Savadel sold for Edward e.
Miller plot on Maryland avenue, Rose
bank to James c. Gardner. who will
erect a six room bungalow, and for
Thomas Vanini a dwelling on Young
street, Staplcton, to Frank Flamm.
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APARTMENTS-SaIe or Let.

Unfurnished.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North niver.
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News of the Real Estate World

George and Martin Fischer to a client
for occupancy; and 456 Madison street.
six family apartment house, for Louis
II. Gross to an investor.
Rosewin Building Company (Seymour
Rosenberg president) sold all of the ten
two family dwellings, just completed on
the west side of. Fifteenth street, south
Of Kings highway. Five OF them were
sold through Harry NJ. Lewis for occu-
pancy to Lillian e. Bernstein, Samuel
RabinowltZ, Jennie Schwartz. Bernard
Gleichenhaus and Samuel A. Newman.
A. Mshkin sold for fhe Wildwood In
vesting Corporation to Max Lubln
two family dwelling, with double garage,
northeast corner of avenue l. and East
Tenth street
Charles Partridge leased the parish
hall of the First German Presbyterian
Church, 500 Prospect avenue. Maspeth,
to the Alporke Packing Company OF
Brooklyn.
]. Lacov sold for Mrs. Ida Riehl to
Walter Bennett the brick and stucco
house and garage 144s East Nineteenth
street.
Henry l.. Nielsen Offices sold the
southeast corner of Avenue Q and East
Ninth street, 90x120. for Kingsway
Realty Corporation,
Charles Partridge Real Estate Com
pany, Inc, sold the four story double
brick and limestone apartments 79S
Washington avenue for l. Gudmunson
TO clients, who will remodel the ground
floor into stores and apartments for
their own occupancy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
Philharmonic Day ct Close of The
Season in Ardmore Was Brilliant
Event; Many Visitors in Attendance

Lena Gardenhire, Maurine Wilson,
Frances Jones, Hattie Burnitt, and Be
ati-ce Everett.
Reception ut Y. W.
At the reception, which was given
in the evening at the Young Womens
Christian association rooms, more than
two hundred persons, members of the
club and their guests, enjoyed an un-
usual musical program, consisting OF
six delightful numbers and talk by
Mr.. Lyons. At the conclusion of the
program an ice course was served and
an informal reception held.
In the receiving line We're the follow
ing officers Of the club: Mrs. Robert
Gardenhire, president; Mrs. Kelsey
Polk, first vice-president, Mrs. E. II
Roger, second vice-president. Miss Fran
ces Jones, recording secretary, Mrs. Dor
Lacy, corresponding secretary, anc
Mrs. Everett Kruger, treasurer. The
following program was given:
Trio-''The Bees" Denza. white
Butterfly. Mines. Gardenhire, Wood
Frame.
Vocal-"Creole Love Song" Smith
Burst Ye Apple Buds, Emery-Mrs
j. Il. Alexander.
Humoresque," Mcdowell
Miss Velma Rush.
Vocal-"Boats Of Nine" Miller. "Nal
ues" Vanderpool-Mrs. X. S. Garden
hire.
Address-Mrs. John L. Lyons.
Vocal-Selected-M j. Homer Ad
ans.
Quartette, Good Night" Denza-
Mines. Wood, Gardenhire, Roger
Frame
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
ARDMORE WOMEN WIN
TRADES DAY PRIZES

Mrs. W. +. Smith, Ardmore, won the
500 cash prize gwen by local mer'
chants ON Trades day, Tuesday, ana
Mrs A. NJ. Bassett won the 500 prize
The drawing was conducted at the Con
yention Hail.
Others winning prizes were Mesdames
j. Is. Spragins, W. a. Roberts, Leo
Rice, Guy Ledbctter, w. Il. Combs
Max Warrington. Sherman JONES, Ju'
lius Kahn, Sterling Phillips, Hackeit
of Wilson, Robert Estes. Les kearney'
Ernest Jameson, w. B. Smith, WI.
Vaughn, NJ. NJ. Brooks, \. ;. Burton
A. c. Brinkley William Burke, L. G'
Davidson, Olin Wolverton, +, J. Collins,
II. ID. McCollum, Fred Childress; the
Misses Wilma Lois Roberts. two prizes,
Elsie Veal, Frances Luke, Ruby Am
mons. Ruth Walker, Mary Jones, Anne
lia Step, Eloda Gibson, Willard;
Messrs. Jack Brown. Frank stephens
Carl Saunders OF Ringing, q. {. Adams
of Prairie Valley.
The next drawing will be conducted
on Wednesday, July II, II. r. Shine
secretary Of the Retail Merchants as
| sociation announces
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
MURPHY'S SHIP IS
HELD in ARDMORE

The airpaDe Of Pat Murphy is being
held by attachment at the municipal
field and X. w. Mack!e, aviator, Is
anxiously pacing his way around the
city today, Following action Of the
sheriffs department Tuesday when the
plane was reported stolen. Mackie and
man named Hamilton were appre-
hended when they started TO hop off
TO return to Dallas, Undersheriff Bour-
land said Wednesday morning.
According to Mr.. Bourland, the ship
is being held for payment of a bill
made here last week when Murphy
flew to Ardmore. Just why the two
aviators came here with permission Of
Murphy Tuesday, he couldn't explain,
but it took lot of long distance tele-
phoning to keep the fellows out Of
Jail, he said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
CABINET FINES UP PLAN
TO PREVENT RESIGNATION

LONDON.-The British cabinet has
decided to recommend TO the house OF
commons a course of action which will
not involve the resignation of the gov.
ernment because Of its defeat during
the educational discussion in the house
last night Pail Mall Gazette and Globe
says 1t understands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
USE SULPHUR TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching
Eczema Helped Over Night.

For unsightly skin eruptions. rash
or blotches on face, neck, arms or
body. you do not have to wait for re-
lief from torture or embarrassment,
declares a noted skin specialist. Apply
a little Mentho.Sulphur and improve
ment shows next day.
Because of its germ-destroying prop
critics, nothing has ever been found
to take the place Of this sulphur prep
aration. The moment you apply 1t
healing begins. Only those who have
had unsightly skin troubles can know
the delight this Mentho-Sulphur brings
Even fiery, itching eczema is dried
right up.
Get small Jar Of Rowles Mentho'
Sulphur tom any good druggist ana
use II like cold cream.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
FRENCH BUDGET EXPENSE
MORE THAN REVENUES

PARIS.--The French budget for 1928
submitted to parliament by the govern
ment. provides for expenditures amount
ing TO 23,lsO,OOO,OOO francs, with re.
ceipts amounting 10 only l9,2s5000 900
francs. of which l,25OOO 900 would be
derived from the sale of war stocks,
taxes on war profits and other tempo.
rary resources.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
MASONS IN KHAN Is
CHARGE AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Ore.-Omnious and for.
bidding rumors falsely intimate that the
Masonic fraternity is aligned in approx.
al of movement melting religious big
otry and racial discrimination" said an
official circular issued last night by
Frank S. Baillie, grand master Of the
Oregon grand lodge Of Masons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
STATE RESTS IN BLIZZARD
TRIAL AT CHARLES TOWN

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.-The state
rested its case against William Blizzard
on a charge of treason at l115 this
morning. The defense at once moved
to compel the state to elect upon what
overt act Blizzard committed, 1t relied
upon to sustain conviction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17

OUT IN THE PURE, FRESH AIR
On A WONDERFUL FLOOR, WITH
COOLIES OF SNAPPY MUSIC. THESE
ARE TIE JOYS OF DANCING AT
WHITTINGT0N PARK TONIGHT.
INiA COIN, RU?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
May 20.


The piano pupils of Mrs. William
Ringer will be presented in recital on
Monday evening, May 20, at Mrs. Rim
gers home, us d street, northwest
!: !. ::
Miss Velma Rush will present her
piano pupils in recital Saturday eve
ming at o'clock at the Young Wo
mans Christian Association rooms in
the Chamber of Commerce. Twenty
pupils will appear in the recital.
!. : :.
Miss Eleanor Lilley, expression teach
er. and Mr.. T. Lowenstein, pianist
viii present their pupils, the Misses
Blanche and Virginia Fraley, in recital
Monday night, May %, at the Y. W
c. y. rooms. The public is invited
!. !. !.
Mrs. A. NJ. Brady and Mrs. G. c.
Pennington will entertain with bridge
on Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Brady, COS North Washington.
= !. !.
The o. f. S. Study Club will meet on
Friday afternoon, May 10, at the
home of Clara Fraser, 5O3 Second av
enue. northwest. Mrs. S. +. Ham
mer will be leader of the program.
:: !. !.
The Thimble Club will be entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Olin VOL.
verton, 1902 McLish avenue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17

OUT IN THE PURE, FRESH AIR
ON A WONDERFUL FLOOR, WITH
COOLIES OF SNAPPY MUSIC. THESE
ARE THE JOYS OF DANCING AT
WHITTlNGTON PARK TONIGHT.
INA COIN, R.U?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

For SALE-EvcythIng at Kendalls. y
mile north Household. fruit Jars,
tools, galvanized tank. six gallon milk
COW, fat calves, separator, rent or sell.
Hurry. LEA
LoST-Betwoon High School and BiXhy
pair Of tortoise shell rim spectacles
Phone 7SI l5-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
Picnic Thursday
Baloon Ascention saturday

The Junior department Of the Broad
way Baptist church will entertain with
a picnic and balloon ascension Saturday
afternoon at Central Park. The Glad
Game class, which has the distinction
Of being the record class Of the Broad
way church, viii be in charge OF the
balloon ascension. The festivities will
start at four o'clock and the blow Ng Of
the siren will be the signal lor the
haloon ascension
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
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Ledbeticr.McCrory Wedding Announced

Ledbettcr.McCrory Wedding Announced
Announcement is made of tho maTi-
age OF Miss Almc.dl Jean Ledbcttcr.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs II. c. Led
better. llOl p street northwest, TO Mr..
a. X. McCrory, Junior member Of the
firm Of Elder & AlcCrory, which took
place Tuesday evening at the home Of
Rev. Frank Cochran, assistant pastor
Of the Broadway Methodist church, who
performed the ceremony.
Those who attended the bridal couple
were: Air. and Mrs Frank j. Card.
we'll. Miss Nancy Criddle, Miss lie.
nora Ledbetter and Mr. c. NJ Elder,
Mr.. and Mrs. McCrory viii reside at
lis Eleventh avenue northwest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17
May 10.

Members Of the BiXby Club will be
entertained on Friday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Slack,
$40 Bixby avenue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-17

The entertainment announced from
Friday evening at the First Christian
Church by Division Two and Three,
has been postponed on account Of the
play to be given at the high school on
that evening.
!. !. :.
Picnic Thursday
All sails are set for the Parent
Teacher picnic Thursday, at the home
of Mr.. Felix King, east Of the city
limits, when the patrons of the public
schools will entertain the teachers in
their annual picnic.
Mr.. King had donated the barbecue
and milk and twenty gallons Of ice
cream have been ordered. 1t remains
but for the picnicers to arrive, bring
their own paper cup and plates and
supplementary lunches.
Parents are TO gather at the differ
ent school houses at three o'clock and
those with cars are expected TO care
for others who are without means Of
trauJyortion.