Daily Ardmoreite (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 23, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 23, 1917 Page: 2 of 8
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PACZ TWO
DAILY ARDMOREITE
Tuaidar October 23. 1917.
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I'ANTOK FIRST IIAPTIST CIU'RCII IJBEKTY MAN CAKVAMM IN I'llO-
KKSIUNH TO ltmMK Ml!.
NIO.VUtY.
Caeninlttee of Business Men will Attend
lablle Highway Mwlinf at Hobart
October tiUu and 16th. Wale of IJb-
artjr Hands ilolng Forward.
Madltl. Okla.. Oct 21 (Special) Kev.
K. B. Ned. pastor of the KIrat Ilaptlst
Church tendered hi resignation to the
' Church Hunday nlRht the name to be-
come effective In January. Mr. Neel
accepted the pastorate of the church at
thta lace the firm or the present year
and ao far haa held a very profitable
years work flxty five members have
been added to tha church role and the
spiritual life of the church wonderfully
revlted. The various auxiliaries of the
church are in a healthy condition and
Ita financlnt condition la all that could
be hoed for. Mr. Neel haa provon him-
nelf a leader among men and especially
haa hla work been noticeably effective
' among the young people of the church
und town.
At a recent meeting of the executive
board Mr. Neel waa recommended to the
state board for state missionary.
To Hobart Road Meet.
A committee comioed of several bus-
ineaa men will attend the Iubllc High-
way meeting at Hobart October 25 and
I. An effort will be made to aecure
the highway from Sulphur to Durant
aa well aa the one running from Ring'
ling to Purant. So far Madill haa been
passed up ao far aa receiving any of the
public highway but It Is now thought
that the two roads mentioned can be
brought through the city.
Liberty Loan Campaign.
Keg Htrlcklln. campaign manager for
the aale of Liberty Bonds reports the
Hale of several hundred dollars worth of
the bonds although the same haa been
far below the flgurea expected by the
Council of Defense. It is expected.
however for the aale of bonds to pick
up considerably this week.
Notes and Personal.
15. K. Henshaw who for several
monthi has had charge of the Harvey
newa atand at the depot has purchased
the Paramount confectionary of L. A.
Ilaum. Mr. liaura has accepted a posi
tion with the Scott Dry Goods Co.
I lorn to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vandcr-
vort October 21st a daughter.
Mrs. J. O. Mlnter and children lert
yesterday for a several days visit to
Ifctllas Texas.
Mrs. D. D. Whiting and Miss Janie
Taliaferro spent yesterday and today in
Oklahoma City.
H. A. Rabon made a business trip to I
Oklahoma City yesterday.
Mrs. J. A. Lynn and children left ye
terday for Ringllng to attend the funer
al of F.ettie Jane Milligan niece of Mrs.
Lynn who died at that place Sunday
night.
Mrs. Mary Hinkle of Clinton Okla
homa ia the guest of her parents Mr.
und Mrs. W. II. Toon this week.
Mrs. Joslo Wiggs of Oakland returned
yesterday from a short visit to Dallas
Texas.
R. A. lirack of Alto. Texas but for
merly of this city is visitim; friends at
Madill and Oakland.
Rev. It. U. Neel was a bUHiness visitor I
to Durant yesterday.
Mrs. I. R. Hunt visited in Ardmore
yewtt-rday.
Mrs. W. T. Barry of Sulphur ient
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
MadUl.
V. A. Ayres of Woodville. spent Sun
day with his eon. Earl K. Ayres and
family.
C. V. Grant who is with the Kritico
and atationed at Ada. spent Sunday
with his family returning to Ada yes
terday.
Robert L. Owen of liurwood epent
Sunday in Madill with friends on their
way home from a week visit to friends
at their former home. Willis.
Roscoe R. Scarbrouxh of Aylesworth
waa a business visitor in Madill yes.
terday.
The following marriage i.eenses have
been issued: E. D. Tramel to Mrs. Mag'
gie Usher both of New Wilson. Will
Chandler to Misa Ora Stewart both of
Lark.
Pumping machinery has been receiv
ed for the test to be made by the Krisco
i m the well near the depot. The mach
inery wilt be set during the week and
it is expected that sometime during the
week citizens will know whether to look
In that locality for a supply of water for
the city. The various small wells over
the city are being used and are holding
up reasonably well only a very few
having gone dry.
Miss Vlda Ward of Tyler spent Sun
day in Madill. Miss Ward waa on her
way to Cumberland where she will
teach the school during the winter.
Mrs. Joe Ross and children are attend
ing the week with Mrs. Ro mother.
Mrs. M. A. Mock of Aylarverth.
Joe V. Reirdon .returned last night
from a short visit to Dallas.
tiKICSM AT COINTY HKAT.
Cirrus Crowd for Ardmore Taxes Ca
pacity of Rock Inland Train William
II. Murray to Nhamrork to Attend Pa
triotic Rally.
Tishomingo. Okla. Oct. S3. Spclul).
Mayor Ned Looney yesterday took
uiMin himself the task of making a per
aonal canvass for the sale of Liberty
bon is and succeeded In selling over
thirty bonds to small Investors. Mr.
Looney was joined In the afternoon by
Muh C. Jones court clerk and they
were successful In selling about tin
same number that Mr. Looney had had
subscribed In the forenoon. Mr. Ixxmey
stated that it seemed to be. only r.eces
sary to bring the nm 1 1 it personally be
fore the people In order to gel sub
scriptions.
XOTKK AMI mtSONALH
Dr. Andrea left yesterday for u few-
days' visit In Oklahoma City.
When the Rock Island arrive I lust
night the larye crowd from Tisho-
mingo liound for Ardmore and the clr
cus found every seat taken and sUinulin
room was at a premium. As usual
the Rock Island had made no prepara
tions for handling the Increased traffic
and it Is safe to say that no one from
Tishomingo was able to secure a seat.
William H. Murray left yesterday fot
Shamrock Okla. where he is to deliver
an address on the war and food con-
servation before a patriotic rally in that
place which is being held under the
auspices of the Commercial club. Mr.
Murray is being deluged with invita-
tions to deliver addreasea of this nature
from all oyer the state.
11. O. Newman transacted legal busi
ness in the federal court at Ardmore
yesterday.
Clymer Williams of Ardmore was a
TUhomingo visitor yesterday.
Tishomingo cotton buyers have Disced
large sacks on the street corners where
all the samples of cotton aa well as that
wnicn rolls on the ground and is ordi-
narily wasted is placed and then
ered up by tho ladles of the Red Cross.
Wuile a nice sum is realized In this way
for this worthy cause.
The city duds have ruled thai
mobiles shall be parked in the center of
the street instead of being stopped by
the curb. The plan haa been In
tice for several days and Is well liked
" noth rtoiKta and the public in sen
eraL
uUSMA PROPOSES
U. S. SURRENDER
I PANAMA CANAL
Mar I'eaoe ITognwii Includes "Neutral-
lutliuii" of Hie Waterway and
(iemuui Colonies Restored.
i
1'eti'oarail Oct. 21. The Russian
peace program as drawn up by the cen-
tral executive oummlitoe of tha council
of worknten'a and auldlera' delegates In
the form of Instructions to M. Hkobe-
lelT former minister of labor Ita dele-
gate to the Iarls conference consists of
twelve articles cotferhut the whole
ground from Panama to Persia. Ar-
ticle XI demands "the neutralisation"
of the I "a nam ennal and Article IX
calls for the restitution of all culonles
to Oermmiy.
Committee I shuts Program.
The program of the central executive t
committee follows:
"First: Evacuation by the Hermans
of KusNia and autonomy of lulund.
Lithuania and the Lettish provinces.
"Second; Autonomy of Turkish Ar-
menia. "Third: Solution of the Alsace-Ur-raiue
question by a plebiscite ilut voting
being arranged by local civil authori-
ties after the removal of all tho troop
t luith hclUKcrcnts.
"Fourth: Kcstorntlon to I'.elKium of
her ancUnt frontiers and compensation
for her losses from an International
fund.
"Fifth: Restoration of hVrbia and
Montenrgro with almllur compensation.
rVrbla to have access to the Adriatic.
Itosnla and lleraegovnla to be autono-
mous. "Sixth: Disputed llalknn districts to
iscelvs provisions! autonomy followed
by plebiscite.
"Seventh: . Rumania to be restored
front (era on condition that ahe grant
Dobrudja autonomy and grant equal
rights to Jews.
"F.lghth: Autonomy for the Italian
provinces of Austria to be followed by
a plebiscite.
"Ninth: Restitution of all colonies to
(lermany.
Tenth: Re-ealabllshment of Greece
and IVrsla.
"Eleventh: Neutralisation of all
straits leading to Interior seaa and also
the hues and Panama canals Freedom
of navigation for merchant ships. Abo-
lition of the right to torpedo merchant
ships In war time.
"Twelfth: All belligerents to re-
nonunre war contributions or Indeinnl
ties In any form but the money sjien
on the maintenance of prisoners am
all contributions levied during the wui
to be returned."
HARRY thp TAILOR
4 Waal Mala.
PboMlIM
Man's suits and overcoats da-
auined mats and trimmed la my
own shop. The best fit. Tha best
workmanship obtainable. Prions
reasonable.
o-:ooo.osioc:-XH5oot.-c.ccsr5.n
To Stop a Persistent
Hacking Cough
.
: '.h ? -l rneilr H one re ' eaa
' Mikity niako ut hitnr. tUsap
v Is't very eBertlve.
. T'loiixanda cf p cjiln normally h'-alir
n eiery oilier resp.vt nro annoyed with
l PiT.-i-t T.t liniiuin-'-nn broncliisl eoiifh
year after year distnrhinir their flleep
nnd niskin? lif- d:ttureabli'. It's so
neeillr-sb tin-res an old home-tnado
.cmcdv tiint wi.i cad hucIi a cough
easily and quickSv. j
t!ct frcm uuv dnicri-t "2''. onnee of
I'inex" rents wortlit tour If into a
pint bottle and till the bottle with ulaln
rranulated fu-ar svrup. IU-jin tkini;
nt oner- i.rin'uniiv hut surely vou
Will notice fie phlc Tn thin out and t"urn
aiHuiN-ar a itcsetiier tlnisi ending a
pou"Ii that vnu tu-vi-r thntn-ht would end.
It a!j promptlv loox-ns a dry or tiht
coti-i. stons th:5 troiible'omc throat
tii l.le. soothes tho irritatcil niemlirane-j
tlir.t line the throut and l roncluul tills-.
Jnn r"ini cones a'nnr.t immiilia'elr.
A day's use will usually brek uu an or
d-.nurv tlirout or client cold and for
bro?'c!ii(i croup w!ino)ii toiitfh and
lrii!e!iia! n-tlnna tl-ere is m.thin?
l-etti-r. It tastes puaijni and keeps
per lectin.
I'ini-x i.i a mopt raliinMe mtirt-ntratoil
compound of m-nuine Norway uinu ex
tract and is used br millions of peo-
ple every Vesr for throat and client colds
with splendid remit.
Jo avoid disappointment nut vour
drti'ijiKt for 'J'i omul's of l'lnex-' with
full dinttions and don't accept anything
?lec. A miniant.-c of absolute satisfac-
tion or money promptly nfmided pnes
with tins preparatioa. llie lines Co.
Ft. Wayne Ind.
Choose YOUR Reminfton
VVTHATHVER your favorite form of shooting Here i :he arm lor it
' ' wlicthcr it is the Autoloading Shotgun vr F'.imp Gun ; and in Rifles
evtrything from tie light .22 sinj!e shot (nn: i'lustratid) to the high
power .35 in both Autoloading and Slid? A.-:cn R.-rcat:rg models.
A complete scries of arms enjo; -!ig anoTi-'siJi: 1: -pr.va! nevr equalled by
any otner make or nrearms.
MMIDMtillT CAI'KIXK
Anuitenlsm. Oct. !. The Vossiche
Zttitung says that in well informed cir-
i-les it U understood that the Ci-raut
rnipeixr has returned to accei "i je
Admiral von Capelle's renignallon as
liTTi Hig am Ti " ' " n Vsi arorP
r iM 0 i
I Clrsm mitilyma guutntliUF'.f OIL t arnhiwr
A for Ammunition everybody knows and I kes Arrow" tr.4 'N"r-
Oub" (the ttrrl iWsoeed shells' rhe "New CI. -W ;tiL ..
and Remington UMC Metallic Cartridges tr.ade in aU libr- and !aidj
for rverjr make of rifle pistol or revolver.
Sold by Sporting Good Dealer in Your Ccn.-r-i.rufy
Clrn tmi aJ yomr pn -wtrli HF.'.f OIL rV Wrvn-n
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