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DAILY ARDMOREITE.
Sunday, March 31, 1918.
MARIETTA
MUS. MATTYK N. IIOSK,
Aufiit :iinl I'orre.spoiiiUnt
Telephone Offii-c.
Full Carrier Service.
Marietta, Okla., Marrii ;. Mrs.
I'. I.. Harper of Thackerv .v was a
1 1 u si 11 1 c Nitor to Marie: .' vester
dav. Mr.-. Reciler Robinson, jmiiloyeil
at b'r mail llnis. store .i1. Thaekcr
vi'le. -A.t-- in Marietta I'ni'r..' to hid
areu il to lier cousin, Si 1 ; tarrett.
ho "n't for Camp Traw; in enter
the : iff.
M--. J c Uohiii'-oti lt-f. c-tcrday
morn. ii) for Siu rman. T.-..;.s. She
v. il! i' o i il p a n y Mr. Rob. -on. who
has !, 1 1. in the anilari " and i
miu'ii .niprmii1. home.
The llapii-: S'onn- M.-.V I'.ihle
fla-s vmh rlaini d llie n.i o-tlKili'-.
Hdrlis cl.ii- at ill - 1 l ine oi
Vr. and Mr-. . ". l'eii--. Friday
mil;!!'. hi. in foity wet .re-enl.
The t ine ;h -.pent with :iviic and
;am -. Red. white and I hie brick
ifc cr.'am ami ani;el lnod c: le was
serve ' .
T'r I. II. Iiiiiu-ton w i tenilcr
fil a ;o-iii..n a- leaeher i.. llie lu
rant N'ormal ihirint; ill summer
nioii;!:-. lie ',a nbliv;ci! to decline
a-, il n li I lie nice-- a: v t him to
re ma i in M .i r i 1 1 a thU ..M.mier.
'a Man l.avinr in- a '. itit'-ville
w-iti . ' cM erda .
Si'" Siirrctt and Irhy f : ch, two
rtell known Marietta hoy, left Fri
rlay :oi;ht for Camp T r: . i - . w here
l hey ... ill io i in! 'i t raining
Co.nmunity House Sc.urccl.
i .. lneelini; of the di.ailor- ol
(lie Community League. an- for a
uieeti .i; place for the C mmimity .
I. eai;:;i. ami oliice for t h . futility
:;:;i-n , a ii -1 luoiii ami a niectini;
plan -ot the committee i the war
MTice activilie-. wa-. ecnrcd. llie
new liollou tile building, owned hv 1
II. I .. I li anjjioit. on W 1 Main
street wa- tented. Mr. 1 'rati.ylioii j
will 1 1 iv f the huiidin',' reai'v tor of-I
fiil'aiu;, in a few day-. I
The; c ha- heen need 'or some '
tiuie 'or iu-t s'ic!i a ro.o'i lor thej
purpi 'es for w hich il wii! he u-ed. '
In fa't it will he a commi.ri'.y house
v.hcri ali meetings perlainiir.'. to the
ood if the community will he held
and in addition it will he fitted up
as a vest room for th.u" coming
front the country to Ma.ietta to
trade llie visitors from tit' country
are iiv itcd to use 1 1 1 i - pli.-.' ;.nd are
as-nred of the fact that i vcrvthine,
w ill hi done for their com tort thai
the Community League and the hn--i.iess
nun of the town fit do.
'I'll. 'i e will I"1 several v...- service
( omuiiiti'i's who will not n-e the
rooms from the fact 'I'. ; other
places will he mole Con . v 'elit lor
their,. The ( 'ounty ("on:; '' ol I c
feiisf v. ill have an oliice ..ith the
conn.v c liairtiiaii. J. C. lo.i ani. al
his oii'.ie up-sKiiis over ill Marietta
dim; -tote; S. e-tlieiun r, eoiiutv
fhair ..an for the war si and
thrill -tamps will have a t rflife at
hi- store .mil I'. 1'.. Co' r,.d, food
administrator, will eontiir:.' to have
hi- oi'licc at ihf I ir-t Xati"''a; K.ii'.k.
Must Restrain Chickens.
Al a recent meeting of the city
conn i! an ordinance rcii'.iirmjr own
ers of illK-kells to keep ','.,,11 under
restraint was adopted. This will be
inn' niv.s in garden growers of the
;itv as : move i- on foot to get ev
erbo,;y ,o rai-e a garden and it i
hard word to iaise a a.diu when
chickens are allowed to roai,' at w
FUNERAL OF HAL SPRAGINS
THIS AFTERNOON
Funeral services for tin late II
Sprauins. who died l-'ridav niitht
.a
Temple. Texas, will be held at '
o'clock this afternoon at the fam
ily home. Ml? e-t Hro:.dwav. The
services will be under the direction
of the Masonic l.odye the Rev.
David 11. Cooper of the Hroadway
Haptist church, and the Rev. R. I'..
I.. Morgan of the Hroadwav Meth
odist church, of ficiat ini;. Inter
ment will be at Rose 1!;11 cecmtcry.
I'r. I. (i. Johnson, Ki y Shores.
Mill 11. Wlilvertoti, S. A. Saunders,
iuy Trice and Otis Smith will la
the active pallbearers, with I'. ('.
Dins, W. J'. Poland. Max West
heimer. V. C. Haker. I.. 11. I.ove.
Joel lliichanan. (baris Rogers,
Walter II. Thompson. (! 11. Clem
ens, Robert t iai denbire, Hen C.
Stephens, W. H. Johnson, and
Thomas Fretisely will be honorary
pallbearers.
Out of town relatives who are
here to attend the funeral are: Mrs.
D. C. Patton and Miss Catherine
Patton of Sulphur; Thomas Patton.
Company I'., 11 Ith Regiment l S.
Knginiers, Camp Howie, Fort
Worth, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. I. W.
Gladney and S. J. Kennedy
( iainesville, Texas.
ol
THE FESTIVAL
OF THE PASSOVER
The Festival of Passover (He
hrew. Pesach), which i-. being oh
served by Temple F.metb congrega
tion, coincides rouirhlv with the be
ginning of the spring season.
Jt
commemorates Israel' j delivery
from Kgyptian slavery. In the Jew
ish calendar, its date is fixed from
the 15th to the 22nd of Nissan,
which this year, corresponds with
March 28 to April 4.
Another name for this annual cel
ebration of freedom is the Festival
of Matzoth (unleavened bread),
because throughout the feast only
unleavened bread is to he eaten, lii
act, all food substances that con-
tain ferment or acid nuts: he remov
ed from Jewish homes prior to the
holy days, so that there will he no
likelihood of t ransp,ris.sinn the I'.i
, Idical injunction against leaven bc-
itijf found in the house. Jews ol
, the Reform winjr, ohservi; seven days
i as against eight of the C'onserva
! lives. Of these days, t!'.'.- first and
I the last for the former, the first
two anil the last two I for the lat
ter) are ohserved as full holidays.
The intermediary four or five days
are of a lesser decree o! sacreduess.
J'lie evening of the first and .second
av s is characterized hv a special
service failed the Seder, in reality
a meal after oriental fashion. The
rich symhoIiMii of this meal is to
he explained as follow-: The roast
ed lamh hone is reminiscent of the
Passover sacrifice; the "mat.oth'' or J
unleavened bread, recall
w ith which the I -raehtes
with no time to prepan
for the journey; tile
hitter herh. reminds of
ncss of the skives' liu
There are also at the u
the haste
h ft I' gypt,
the bread
rtiaror" or
the bitter
in I'-M't.
live board
a roasted egg
for the ancient
which is substitute
sacrifice, salt water.
suggestive of the tear
slave ancestor- of the I
"haroseth," a mixture
and apples, mit unlike i
to the mortar w hich lh'
in making bricks. The
shed 1
the
r.ieliles, and
of almonds
i appearance
slaves used
whole cere-
iiioiiv is :in explanation ol llie
e
symbol-, a recounting of Israel's
stay in I'gvpt and of his marvelous
deliverance, of (iod's watch over his
chosen people throughout their his
tory. I 'raises are sung to the Al
mighty ami prayer offend that free
dom may alvvavs be I -raid's lot a
well as that of the remainder of
mankind.
Resolutions of
Whereas. ( iod has
reinov e from our mill
Sovereign. Mrs. Wrd
w herca-. our heart - h
Respect.
seen fit
to
t our belovei
Wwinan am
av e
if on
sail
i n 1 1 1 1 1 ami mai
to
leei the
oi
our dear friend w
well, we can only
1 1 : III. vv ho dm th ;
Whereas, l!e it
the death of Mrs.
members nf Mane
ho in we loved
liv to submit
to
.11 things well,
resolved. That
Xf w man. we 1 1
lu-ster Grove N
.vs Woodmen ( 'irele
and loving friend
hav.
and
lost a kind
a faithful
member who wa
spond when call
ever ready to re
I upon : and su.
leaves a memory that will be c
i-heil and remembered a- Ion:
ler-
a s
we live.
He il resolved. Thai our deepe.-t
svtnpathy be extended to the be
reaved husband and little daughter
and we want them to know that we
ever think of them in their sorrow.
He it resolved. That a copv of
these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes of the lirove and to the
Daily Ardiiioreite. and a copv -nil
to the family.
I omr.iiltee :
Ilia Holland.
I. aura Aston.
I. ota I-., (.'a l petiter.
MUSTARD. SPINACH AND
TURNIP GREENS. W. J. LANE.
It rail it in Tlri Dally ArJmoreite first.
(iood ('lollies Ad.Vice
Easter
always suggests Newness the beginning all
over again of a New Summer, New Leaves,
New Flowers, New Verdure new thoughts,
newer and better plans over the old. The
"Old Earth" indeed begins to take on her new
vestments of (Ireen, and
The B & M windows
suggest this same newness
in Spring Clothes for Men and Boys bright,
soft, awakening colors. Our New Suits ex
press Spring they're bright and gay, not
gaudy, but very cheerful.
Value as big as ever Variety, bigger the
stocks are the most complete in Okla. City.
And when you ask for Society Brand
and Stein-Bloch clothes at the B&M you get
fitted particularly, for your particular build,
not just a suit cut along certain chalk lines to
be altered for any figure.
Our 19 Years of studying these details have
given you 19 years of Splendid Clothes mer
chandising service backed by our
19 YEARS OF RELIABILITY
Your "Home
J'luee" to
Shop In
Okla. City.
m tHHVK3TM.tr.
"19 Years of
L
IBEHTT LOAN
POSTERS HERE
Posters for the third Liberty loan
have been received by Wirt Rrank
lin, Carter county chairman. Oth
ers w ill come at ,i later date. Those
received are of two kinds, the larger
one being a plea to the people of
America to aid in the war for dem
ocracy by purchasing government
bonds, and to make the world a
decent place in which to live. This
poster is strikingly done in red and
Idack. showing, in silhouette, against
I a lurid sky. a sipiad of American
1 soldiers going over the top.
; over the top, em
need for the Ameri
10 are at home to do
i phasizing the
can people w 1
i their part.
! The smaller poster i- in soft
j brow n tones and show s an Ameri
can battleship ready to start on the
! vovage overseas, beneath it is in
i scribed:
j "Provide the
! l.ibertv bonds."
mews ot war.
u v
NOTED MOUNTAIN CIMB
EPS" LONG FALL RECALLED
When '."hree Brothers Fell
2,000
irtet on Mont Bla.,r
London. Feb. 21 (l!y Mail).
The Rev. A. S. W. Young, who has
ju-t died at bis home on the Thames,
was the last survivor of three broth
ers who won the attention ot the
world in 1K(( by making tile first
a-cetit of Mount P.lanc without a
guide. On their return journey they
fell 2.0IHI feet over a precipice, one
of them being killed but the other
two escaping practically unhurt.
The three brothers Young, at
l'tes and experienced mountaineers,
announced their intention of climb
ing Mount Plane at the most dau-gi-roiis
season of the year. All en
deavors to dissuade them failed, and
in view of the great danger of the
enterprise the main streets of Cha
iuonix were thronged with specta
tors and telescopes were much in
demand.
Towards 11 o'clock the three
brothers were discerned looking like
i"
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111-113 South Mill St.
Phone 1096.
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We go get you any time,
any place. No charge if car
comes to my shop. First
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cars bought, sold ar.d ex
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pygmies far tip on the loftiest ter-
I race of the Grand Plateau, climbing
w ith remarkable vigor. They disap
peared in the "Corridor" and were
lost to view for an hour, when theyl
reappeared and were seen standing Italy's Coal Shortage,
together on the extreme summit of v . .. , c ... . ,
... .... i ,i i -New ork Sun: lod.iv, as al-
Mount Wane. I hey remained there ;
for a few minutes 'and then began wa-vs- il " handicap of Italy is
the descent. ''er shortage of coal. Whether her
Suddenly all three vanished and I ""I'tcrranean fires made Us forma
instant later thev appeared 2.0(10 ! tlon ""possible, or whether they
feet below. One' of the trio l,a(l ; consumed it slowly alter toimation,
slipped on the edge of a precipice, ! '"logtsts must say. In normal
and the brothers, being toped to-! "'es we have to keep the home
(ether hitc shot ilnuii Ml almost
i.r i;,.lnr J,. ,,f ier. t r lioh.t!11 HrC Vt'XatlOUS IS tllHt 1111-
where it lomed the border 01
le
upper glacier. Horror-stricken, the
watchers below presently saw two
of the nun rise to their feet, and
for two and a half hours they bent
over the prostrate form of the third,
who seemed inert.
Then the two. one walking with
great difficulty, began the laborious
descent, leaving the lifeless body of
their brother. It was dark before
they reached the "Corridor." and
they did not reach a safe stopping
place until about three o'clock in
the morning. A rescue party from
Chaiuonix afterward recovered the
body of the brother, whose neck had
been broken hv the tall.
New Yorker Falls to Death.
New York. March .W. Herbert A.
Ileyn. a prominent lawyer and di
rector in a number of large business
enterprises, jumped or fell from a
window in his oliice on the tent!;
floor of a building in Wall street
today, and was killed, lie was coun
sel for the National Provisioner, of
ficial organ of the meat packers' as
sociation. Mr. llesn's business as-
the win
he had
of being
dow
of a lavatory when
after complaining
I Rone
ilizzv.
res oi Italy luirning. Ir.t makes
it the
i pin lam nuns 01 coai, reveaieu ny
i tne war in the Isonzo valley, have!
had temporarily to be relinquished.!
l.ut in the good days to conic
may liquidate her losses.
It:,
MAKE THE SOLDIER
HAPPY
with Pictures of homefolks.
Soldier Pocket Photo, Cases.
French Mirrors and Photo
Cases. Registration and
Photo Cases.
FONVILLE
PHOTO STUDIO.
Phone 437.
sociates said he fell from
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BeSaw Tires
Made In Ardmore
Will Be On Thousands of Cars This Year
Drive Out and See the First Rubber Tire Plant
Built in the Great Southwest.
Our Thousand Stockholders Within 25 Miles
Ardmore Are Invited To Visit Their Plant
and See Its Progress.
Immediate. Delivery Made On Tires, 30 Off
Stockholders.
Don't Forget, Chas. A. BeSaw, Master Tire Builder
Will Devote His Exclusive and entire Time
and Energy to Increasing the Value
of BeSaw Stock.
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War-time Operating
In the present extraordinary situation there is one feature
of Bell Telephone traffic .operation that is brought to
particular public notice.
Calls for numbers that have been disconnected, for party-line
numbers that have been changed, and certain other local
calls that cannot be completed by the first answering opera
tor, arc referred to what are known as "Special Operators."
The latter are provided with ample records making possible
the establishment of desired connections with the least
possible delay; and it is urged that the public co-operate
with them, evidencing consideration and patience when
factors outiide the control of the answering operator neces
sitate the referring of calls to a Special Operator.
Southwestern Bel! Telephone Co.
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Tires NOW
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