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(Va urma).
GERMANIA REFUZA ORDI-
null PENTRU PLATA
EPARAFIEI.
81 neaga dreptul Aliatilor sa
controleze finantels Tarii.

Paris. 10 Aprilie. Cererea
peHrn un control al aliatilor asu-
pra finantei germane precum 81
crearea unui impozit de 6O,OOO,-
000.ON marci, sa refuZat defini-
tiv de guvernul german in 0 nota-
respuns comisiunei de reparatiuni
primita astazi.
''Cu privire la supravegherea
tntita de comisiunea reparatii-
lor, Guyernul german nu poate
consimti la nici un fel de supra
veghere Incompatible cu indie.
|pendenta financiara -Germa
niei," zice raspnnsnl.
'Guvernul german este pregi-
tit sa furnizeze comisirni de re.
.paratiuni orr ce informatiuni ",
cere Gu privife la situaii,lnea 81
operatinnea financiara din Ger.
mania. dar in orr ce caz ru va
admite unei tari stfeinn sc exer-
cite orr ce influenza definitiva 81
crearea 81 aplicarea masnrilor le-
.gislative.
Nota ziee ca va fl necaSar sd sc
stabileasca cestimea garantiei
determinand definitiv suma repa.
ratiunilor platibile in natura dc
catre Germania, zicand ca Gu
vernul Germaniei nu paate nici
chiar sl consimta la yarantlile
cerute i'm communicate cOmisiuMci
de reparatiuni din ! Mart;c intru.
cat aceste garantii tree neste cele
sHbmise in nota germard lin Is
lanuarie. Raspunsul zice ca ceTe
rea de crea I'm non imposit dc
CT, ,O0O, ,000.0 900 marei 81 mAsurilt
de supraveghere proppse sunt il,
contrazicere Gu declaatiunea FL
IA echivocuri facuta de aliati in
i6 Innie 1919.
Mai multi inca, nouile cerer
s'mt impossible de exeeutat, ma
ca seama cele priyitoare III inlpn
Earea de nn nou imposH dc 81
miliafde marci.s
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TULLAMORE. II April.-Geor-
ge Gavan Duffy. ministrul aface-
rilor streine i'm cabinetul proviso-
riu, fost inhatat de niste tineri
81 fete 81 gonit de pc tribuna cu
ocaziunea unei adunari poporale la
care a vorbit pentrn acceptarea
tratatului anglo-irlandez. Eli au
strigat: "Sa traiasca cannon De
Valera! Sa traiasca republica ir-
landcza -
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DECLARAFIILE D-LUI
ALEXANDRA VAIDA.

Dl Alexandra Vaida multumeste
pentru serbatorirea sa de astazi,
spunand ca ea este chezasie de
legaturile adanci pc care Partidul
rational le-are in masele populara.
Relevand frumoasele cuvinte ale
'parintelui protopop Podea care a
adus salutul asistentei - dl'Vaida
spune ca sfatul de nu slabi in
curajul pc care la arafat, este de
sigur frumoasa grija ce Sc ma
nifesta.
Nu m am temnt nici Odata de
oameni - spune Ill Vaida. Tatal
meu adesea, cand cram copil, ma
povatuia:
''Fi drept, fl bun 81 sd nu sti de
frica oamenilor ci numai de frica
lui Dumnezen''.
81 n am stiut, nici odata, dc
frica oamenilor!
Mie, fiinta slaba ca toti Oamenii,
mia fost dat sd centribui la infap-
tuirea Romaniei mari, care, asa
cum e, nu putea sd Sc infaptniasca
fAfa hotarirea de Ia Alba aIulia
Affirm, inca odata, ca nu s'Nr Fl
psltat fealiza ell acel ''triunghial
81 mortei" daea nu am fl declarat
pc baza pfincipiulai autedetermi.
narei, nnirea. Nam asteptat nici
o Yasplata personala pentfn hlpte.
le 81 jertfele Roastre din trecut q
am inteies sa finn frunzele cari
cad spRe a ingrasa pamAntal Pa
triei pentru ca alte generate 81
poata creste, spre binele 81 ferici
rea ei. (Vii aplauze).
M pntem insa admite ca 0 Goa
laitie de oameni, carl vor sd ex
fpaoateze bunurile castigate prir
FAceste iupte, sa fie tolerate 81 81
inc &sam aeoperiti de noroinl ei
(Asistenta aplauda 81 striga: 10.
] leu si!)
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Bolsevici?

Liberalii ne spun ca suntem
bolsevici.
Cand va spun aceste cuvinte
mi-amintesc de repatrierea ~olun-
tarilor. Noicu Nitescu organizat
pc voluntarii din Siberia pentrl
a face cauza comuna> GU acela
earl lupta pentrn Romania Mare.
Gel earl ne aduc greaua insnlta
i-au retras candidatura pentrnca
este ''bolsevics 81 all pus pc Gil
Algiu, ruda prin sofia sa ell dl
Bratianu. Oar ei nu s'au multu-
nit cu atat. I4ni Mihai Popovici
caruia i-au incredintat mislnnea
la Iasi sa insufleteasca pc volun-
tari. la Brasov ii resping candi-
datura pentru pune pc dl Gra-
disteanu. Noua. carl protestant
cand armata este pusa in servl-
cinl politieei 'ei Sc numesc mari
patriot. Cand protestam, ca 81 ip
eazul din ST. Gheorghe 81 cand
DORM ca armata sd fie ridicatl
sus, de-asupra patimilor 81 lupte-
lor politice. Ell zic ca suntem con-
tra arnatei.
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nea in Hala Societatii 'Albina' :;
Iserviciul Diyin fmpartind Sfintelk
EPasti tnturor credinciosilor eres-
TIM. Servicinl Sc va incepe la
orele 7:30 a. m. de pentru prima
data avcm fericirea ca in ziua
Lprima de Pasti sa avem prent sa
|serveasca in orasul nostru.
ST. Pasti sunt donate de Stim
familie loan A. Sucin.
In numele Soc. "Albina".
(S5-S6). 81
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Sc oERE MENT1NEREA
TRUPELOR ENGLEZE
IN IRLANDA #

Londra, IL April. Guvernul
onglez-pfeeHm span uncle "a
poarte-este foarte ingrijorat de
situatia irlandeza, mai ales ca sc
apropie aniversarea primei revo-
lutii sinn-feiniste della Pastile din
1916. Sc spune "a s'a cerut din
paftea gavernului pfovisoriu men
tinerea trupelor engleze i'm Irlan-
da de teama ca nu cumva republi-
canii sA faca turbuFari sangeroase.
LocOtenent- -colonelul Wilfred Viii
liam Ashley, representand divisiu-
nea Fylde din Lancashire. a intre-
bat in Casa Comunelor daca s'au
.luat dispositii in legatura ca sosi-
rea PaStilor cand este de temut cd
sc va proclama republica irlandeza.
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Shuatia pOIitiCa dupa a|egeri

fcopttnnare De pc DAG. -
partidnl liberal - dati-mi vote sa
ma folosesc de inca 0 alegorie.
Artistul Augustin John pictat
portretul unui lord, care, in baza
dreptului dc. lord, a crezut ca G
totodata 81 artist pricepnt, 81 in
tr-o ri, parindui-se portretul ,prea
mare, prinzand cutitasul a taiat
din portret partea care.i-se parea
lui mai frumoasa. Criticii de artl
.au c0nstatat insa ca ceea-ce era
mai artistic M de valoare III
portret. era ceeaOe lordul arnncase
la parte.
Din snferintele de veacuri ale
poporului romanesc din Ardeal,
.sa Great o eonstiinta nationala,
care de zeci de ami sc manifesteaza
prin Partidul national, partid
rasarit din popor, fntarit prin
popor 81 pentru popor.
Partidul national este asemenea
nnui portret artistic, care oglin-
deste clar 1ntreaga constiinta,
,toate sbnciumarile, toate bucu-
rifle 81 toate darurile din trecut 81
prazent ale romanilor de dincoace
de Garpati (Nii aplauze).
In Keahiul regat sunt particle
.politice, earl cred ca Dumhezen
lea dat lor hi drept de conduce-
re, de care nu Sc poate atinge nj
menea. Aceste particle 81 mai cu
seama partidul liberal are aceeas
comeptie politica pc care avea
lordul in arta. Liberalii in ingam-
farea lOr fara pereche, au crezut
ca pot ciungarii frumosul tablou
al vietii noastre politice din Ar
deal 81 lau ciungarit, an taiat 0
parte din ell dar nu ,partea artis-
tiea: aceasta parte ne-a ramas
noua, este aici la masa GU moi.
Sa Du ne para rau de ceice All
Tdesertat din rindurile Partidului
national; mearga Ell cine vreau,
faca ce lie place, moi trebnie sa finn
mandrii de ceice an ramas credin:
ciosi steagnlui Partidnlui national,
,,pe care vrem sal vedem esit BIZ
|ruitor din l,tptele ce Sc incep
,acnm. (Nii aplanze).
Ride paharul meu in sanatatca
sarbatoritilor nostri oaspeti: On
Alexandra Vaida- -Voevod, vice.
presedintele Partidului national
in sanatatea d-lui DR.. Mihai Popo
Wei, deputatul Brasovului 81 IL
sanatatea dior DR.. Voicu Nitescn
! 81 DIR. a. Dobreseu (Aclamatiuni
fnrtunoase).
Traiasca purtatorii steagulu
Partidului national 81 toti ceice Sc
string cu incredere, ell dragOstt
! de neam 81 tara sub cutele acestu
steag (Vii aplanze)...
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4 Y II

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cnltnra 'Albina" din New
Castle, Pa. prin aeeasta aduce la
cunostiltta tuturor fratilor Ro-
mani din loc 81 juf cum ca Dumi-
neca dimineata III ziua Invierii
'Damnnlni va veni Preotul Traian
nemian din Farrell, Pa. si va ii
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George Stan, presedinte.
Adam COstea, seeretar..
(S5 & SD.
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A Y | Z

Catra toti romanii din Martins
Ferry, Ohio 81 jnr inscrierea de
membri la Parochia Romano ort.
'Sf. Cruce" din Martins Ferry,
Ohio va Fl gratis incepand cal
data de 9 Aprilie 81 pana la Is
Maiu serviciul divin incepand de
la Joia mare pana in ziua de
Pasti sa va tinea de preotul r.
G. Genie preot OR. ort. roman.
|Sf. Pasti sunt daruite de dl 81
dina Mihaiu .Jinga din loc.
Pentru Parochia Romano ort.
"Sf. Cruce" din Martins Ferry.
Ohio.
George Stan, presedinte.
Adam Costea, secretar.
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DUBLIN, II April. - Sensatia
cea mai noua a orasului este asasi-
narea lui Michael Sweeney, de q
ami. El Incercat sa scape din o
lupta ce s'a dat cu fortele repu-
blicane.
Departmental publicitatii al re
publicanilor desmintit svonul ci
De Valera ar Fl fost destituit ell
0caziunea unei adunari secrete a
repllblicanilor.
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BELFAST. II April. - Femei
Inarmate All cautat i'm Donegal
materlale fabrlcate san impOrtate
din Belfast. Ele au sechestrat q
mare cantitate de ceapa 81 au ars
81 ziarele din Belfast 81 London
derry. Republican, inarmati au
interzis judecatorului regesc III
trarea in tribunal 81 i-au declarat
cd in tribunal nh Sc poate face JUS
title decat in numele republicei ir.
landeze.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
NEXT sunday IS
BIG QUARTERLY

CONTINUED From First Page)
who would not arrive in time fol
services IL daylight time was used.
The speakers for the day will be
the Rev. ]. H. Bell. president Of the
African Union Conference, OF which
Delaware is a part the Rev. George
Murphy, of Chester; the Rev. Jacob
lDeshields, of Baltimore, and the
Rev. George Collins. OF Chester. The
Rev Mr.. Bell will deliver the open
ing sermon in the morning. The
Rev. J. w. Brown. pastor Of the a.
U. Church, will be present but is
not scheduled TO speak.
Negro visitors from many States
will be present. Many persons from
distant points are already in the city
staying with friends until Sunday.
Others are coming In daily. Just
how many persons will attend the
Big Quarterly is not certain, but it is
estimated there will be several thou
sand.
For the benefit Of those who at
tend and for safety, the Bureau of
Police will have French street. from
Eighth to Ninth street roped off, as
II is the principal gathering place
for the quarterly throng.
One of the features of the SER
vices in the church will be the spe-
cial musical program by a choir Of
twenty-six voices under the direc-
ition of Mrs. Eleanor Chippey, while
Willard Chippey will preside at the
organ.
Big quarterly was first inaugu-
rated by the Rev. Peter Spencer.
first pastor of the A. u. Church in
Wilmington. This was in 1912. or
just about a hundred and ten years
ago. The Rev Spencer had seen
the need for a general gettogether
of the Negroes of Delaware and sur
rounding States for religious wor-
ship and to promote good fellowship.
Accordingly he made plans for the
first Big Quarterly on the last Sun
day in August, 1912. Since then the
custom has been kept up by Pas
tor Spencer's successors.
DR.. Spencer's body lays in vault
in the annex OF the A. U. Church.
According to the best information
the A. U. Church here is the oldest
organized church for negroes in the
United States. Although prior TO
1912 the colored residents of Will
mington and state apd also other
states met for public worship, no at
tempt had been been made at or
ganizing a church until the A. U.
Church was established here.
St. Paups A. U. NJ. f. Church. East
Eleventh street below Poplar, will
also hold an all-day meeting on Sun
day. Preaching services will be at
1890. $50 and 7.45 o'clock. The
Rev. Brown and the Rev. Lewis, OF
christiana, will be the speakers.
rhe Rev. A. Sheppard. pastor of the
,hurch. and the Rev. John Seeney
lave arranged the meeting.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
YOUNG woMEN's AUTO "TRIP

The Misses Florence Ames. Char
lotte Shuster, Elizabeth Marshall,
Mary E. waindt and Kathryn Bow
ler, OF Columbus, Ohio, were the
guests last evening at the Y. w. C.
A., s04 Market street. The young
women are on an automobile trip
through the eastern part of the
country. Previous to coming TO
Wilmington they enjoyed a trip to
Washington. and were received per-
sonally by Mrs. Harding. They left
Wilmington this morning for Atlantic
City. and will visit New York. Mag
ara Falls and Cleveland before re-
turning to their home.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24

hree hundred million gallons of
water will be delivered daily to
greater New York by the Schoharie
development of the Catskill water
supply system.
Sheridan produced THE School
for Scandal" May s. 1777, he being
marager and part owner OF Drury
Lane Theatre. where 1t appeared.
At least ten native servants are
considered necessary for a white
couple living in a private bungalow
in India.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
ARDEN TO TALK OVER
PLANS FOR EXPANSION

1t is planned to add to the single
tax colony of Arden the Harvey
farm OF about 100 acres. This tract
Of land is situated between Arden
and Harvey station along the tracks
OF the B. and o. Railroad. A special
meeting for the discussion of the
matter will be held in Gild Hall,
Arden. at o'clock tonight. It Is
proposed TO make the new land. II
acquired, into streets and to make
II an integral part of the original
colony, which contains about 100
acres.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
DOVER HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHERS NAMED

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Aug. 24-The Dover
public schools will open Tuesday
September 5. Announcement is
made by Supervising Principal w. B.
Thornburg, that in compliance with
the courses worked out by the State
Department of Education, the fol-
lowing high school courses will be
offered: Academic course. scientific
course, general course, vocational
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

The Misses Josephine and Edith
Bye. of Grinnell, Iowa, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. r. c. Mace, OF
Richardson Park.
Miss Helen Wiedeman is spending
some time with relatives at Brack-
Ex and Roselle.
Mrs. I. P. Griffen and son George,
OF Long Island. n. Y, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Wiedeman. After
a trip through Delaware they will
go to Cape May were they will be
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Cook.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
Government Disbursements and Ac-
tlvlty I'm Behalf of Veterans
of the World War.

While the disbursement OF money
alone does not necessarily insure
adequate aid for the injured, or con-
tinuing care and rehabilitation Of the
high character which it is hoped
may always be maintained, 1t is ap-
preclated that the government is
confronted with one of the greatest
tasks Of human engineering in the
history Of our nation. and a task
which was of monumental proper
tions at the outset.
1t is worth while, then, to con-
slider and remember few Of the
facts incident to disbursements and
activities of the government with
respect to the veterans, and there
are here indicated a few statistics TO
give specific evidence of the extent
Of the facilities. the financial aid and
the physical assistance rendered TO
our soldiers by a grateful govern
ment
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
MOOSE DEEPER DEpICaTIoN

WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.-Secre-
tary OF Labor Davis announced to-
day that dedication of the campanile
and pavilion at Mooseheart, Ill. on
Saturday by the Loyal order of
Moose had been indefinitely post
poned because OF President Hard
ING inability TO participate in the
ceremonies as arranged.
Ine campanile was erected nv
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
HANDLES EMBRYO BREAD.

REGINA. Saskatchewan. = The
total grain handled by the Saskatohe-
wan Cooperative Grain Elevator
Company from the commencement
of the crop movement in the autumn
of 1921 to May 81, 1922. was sa.-
1884, ,os5 bushels.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
ENTERTAINMENT FOR CHURCH

A musical and literary entertain
ment will be given at SIS o'clock
tomorrow evening at the home of
Mrs. David A. Hay. 1909 West street,
for the benefit Of First Methodist
Protestant Church. Readings will
be given by John B. Dale.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
The Soldier Bonus Bill

To the members OF the Chamber OF
Commerce of the United States:
In our letter OF August IA your
attention was called to the bonus
bill. which is to have early con-
sideration in the Senate.
You will recall that the member
ship of the National Chamber has
consistently advocated adequate care
Of disabled veterans before any
consideration is given TO benefits for
uninjured men. The United States
Veterans Bureau has reported the
expenditure Of s4s1,O00,000 during
the fiscal year ending June 80. 1929,
and disbursements for the current
fiscal year are estimated TO reach
100000, or are at the average
rate of over $1400,000 a day. The
peak Of disability among ex-service
men, and consequently OF expendi-
lures on their behalf. will not be
reached until 1927, according TO es-
Inmates. II Is accordingly recognized
that the extent of our pledged and
gladly given financial assistance in
behalf of Injured veterans Will be
tremendous. About IS per cent OF
the expenditures Of the national
government in the present year will
be for veteran relief.
In the following pages you will
find set out figures from official
sources regarding the expenditures
already incurred or authorized upon
behalf of veterans of the world war.
AS already stated above, the expen-
ditures on account of injured veter-
ans will necessarily Increase, at
least until 1927.
The bonus bill which is soon to
come before the Senate Will, If pass
ed, commit the federal government
to increased expenditures during a
year when. without this bill, the
treasury deficit is expected to reach
$500, 100000.
Very truly yours,
JULIUS II. BARNES,
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
mo- HAVE MELON PARTY.

A watermelon party will be held
this evening under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of Holloway
Terrace, at Lambson's Lane and
New Castle pike.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24

posed of Paul Leinheiser. chairman;
Charles Schneider, treasurer; Mrs.
John Allen, secretary; and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. N. McSorly Mrs. Frank
Milano, Arthur Weigel and Joel
Gillen.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
Unassigned -. 1o.sgo a1s,sI
Hospital Facilities Available and
Used.

Hospital Facilities Available and
Used.
As Of July 20. 1922. there were
available under the various branches
of the service. 81 government hos
pitals. Contract hospitals included
nearly every hospital of any conse-
quence in the country. because in
emergencies, and in other timstances
as well, patients are sent to the
nearest hospital. or to a hospital
prepared TO care for particular types
of cases, and at governm ent expense.
The National Chamber is not in this
pamphlet taking any stand with re-
spect to the adequacy of facilities
furnished. or the character of same.
There are sharp differences Of opin-
ion about such matters. We here
present statistics, only for the in
formation of our members.
Tuberculosis Cases,
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
course, home economies course and
commercial course

course, home economics course and
commercial course.
Following is a list OF the High
School faculty, with the subjects
each will teach during the school
year: Miss l.. Maud Lodge, princi-
pal of High School. English; Miss
Elizabeth Taylor. biology and
French; Miss Madeline Kirkman,
mathematics; Miss Mary f. Shana-
man, latin and history; Miss Willie
Shepherd, English and public speak
ing; Miss Katherine Gumble, home
economics and general science; Miss
Gladys Deaver, commercial depart
ment; Albert d. Spaeth, general
history, American history and
economics; Gerald z. Yeaton, indus
trial arts; George X. Borden, phys
ical training and coach.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24

ginning tonight and continuing un-
til Saturday night. Cake, ice cream.
candy and many other things will
be offered. A special feature will
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
CARNIVAL AT CLAYMoNT

Members of the New Church Of
Holy Rosary of Claymont will hold
a carnival on the church lawn, be-
Evening journal., 1922-08-24

he first two orange trees in Cali
fornia were planted in 1873; the
crop OF the State last year was sold
for $500, 900 900.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24

the Moose in honor of Mr.. Davis. di-
rector general OF the order.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24

be an attractive blanket booth. A
new radio set will be given away on
Saturday night. An orchestra will
furnish music.
The committee in charge is COM
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-11
Abandonment Charged
In Divorce Petition

Myrtle Worley has filed suit for di-
vorce against her husband Eastman
Worley in the district court. She al
leges they We're married in 1910, that
defendant left her in December OF
1914, so she pleads abandonment as
cause of action. She asks for the res
toration Of her maiden name Myrti.
Alexander and that she be given Gus.
today of the daughter age 10 years.
Champion & George are attorneys for
the plaintiff
Hudson-flouston Lumber Company
has filed suit against Myrtle Martin
and j. a. Martin, alleging debt OF
| s216.95 and interest and attorneys fees
and asking for the foreclosure OF n
lien on certain property in the town
of Hewitt.
Hudson Houston Lumber Company
has filed suit against Howard Murphy
and others alleging a debt of S465 10
gether with interest and attorneys
fees and asking FOR foreclosure of q
lien on property in Wilson. Dolman &
Dyer are attorneys for the plain
| tiffs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-11
BROKEN PAVEMENT
MUST BE REPLACED

Paving which has been cut or brok-
en- in the Installation of water or
gas mains is repaired by the company
making the cut, City Clerk l.. NJ.
Thurston advised this morning.
Many of the streets and sidewalks
in the city have been cut for this
purpose within the past few months
in all sections of the city. it was
noted, but in the majority cases the
holes were filled and the asphalt re-
placed almost Immediately, he said.
The asphalt is usually replaced by
the city engineer and the cost is
charged to the party making the
break.
The placing of mains for any pur'
pose entailinG the breaking of as
phalt or concrete is permissible only
after a permit has been granted by
the city engineer, whose duty it is tc
see that the repairs are made after
l the work is finished.
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All accounts and notes due II. Levy.
now a bankrupt. are in the hands of
Messrs Slough & Gibson, Rooms & .,
Won Weise. building, fer collection
Please call and settle.
C.. 4. SPAULDING.
1910 Trustee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-11

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-11
DUSTON Is FOR AND
AGAINST ON ISSUES

Constable Fount Duston, who knows
everybody and who is known by ev-
eiybody ventures TO say that Ard
more must keep stepping" and IT
it keeps stepping to the right tune
Of progress 1t must have water and
plenty Of it. Therefore he is for the
proposed bond issue for increasing
the supply of water for the city.
But in speaking further Mr.. Duston
says the proposed market place will
not get favorable vote from him. II
the market is established It will
serve the few who can so 20 it and
the vegetable men will quit making
the rounds OF the town and the wo'
men who can't come to the market
place can't get fresh home grown veg.
etables.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-11
THIS WOMAN SUFFERED

Mrs. ii. \. Leaman, Sturgin, Colo,
writes: II suffered with bladder and
kidney trouble for years. Doctored
and tried everything. No help. Final
ly q friend sent me Foley Kidney
Pills. They helped me so much | used
7 bottles. Now feel fine. Spent sleep
less nights. suffered so it seemed
hardly could live. Recommend Foley
Kidney Pills TO all who suffer from
Kidney trouble as / did ADV.