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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1919

Page

2

Perplexing Peace Problems Face Great European Peacemakers

A Tennessee reader summarises a Paris peace conference letter by Colonel Henry R. Richmond. He contrasts French defensive fears with American leadership, notes Wilson’s pivotal role, and argues for US intervention to shape a democratic postwar order while warning against Bolshevik chaos.

Paris Henry R. Richmond France Cookeville Tennessee Richmond Frank Richmond Nashville Ruby Fowler S. B. Fowler Gainesboro Albion Mediterranean Greece Rome Jerusalem

Openings for Non Commissioned Officers and Alaska Infantry Call

Non commissioned officers are sought to assist professors of military science at colleges with ROTCs across the U S A. Preferable sergeants with at least one year service grammar school education clerical ability and strong character should report to Colonels Smith or Tyndall at Oklahoma Recruiting District in Oklahoma City. Also a call for 360 recruits for the 21st infantry to Alaska with three year enlistments reports to Shawnee recruiting station.

Smith Colonel Tyndall Oklahoma Oklahoma City Adjutant General's Office Committee of Education and Special Training Alaska 21St Infantry U. S. Army Signal Corps Vancouver Barracks Washington United States Shawnee

Relief for rheumatism using liniment advert

The notice claims internal medicines for chronic rheumatism are a waste of time and money and promotes using Chamberlain's Liniment topically. It states about ninety nine of a hundred cases are muscle or muscular rheumatism and offers large or small bottles priced at 35 cents and 60 cents.

Six Officers Training Camps Open This Summer

The War Department announced six six week summer officers training camps opening June 21 at Custer Michigan Devens Massachusetts Funston Kansas Lee Virginia Presidio California and Taylor Kentucky. Attendance at each school will not exceed 1500 men.

Washington War Department Custer Michigan Devens Mass Funston Kansas Lee Virginia Presidio California Taylor Kentucky

Shin Salve Promises Relief for Milk Leg Sufferer

Mrs. R P Chrisman of Paducah Texas reports ulcer pain from milk leg eased by Shin Salve the only remedy that helped. The ad claims shin salve cures sores ulcers burns and eczema with a 50c boxed guarantee from Gw in & Mays Drug Co Ada Oklahoma.

R. P. Chrisman Paducah Texas James E. Webb Ada Oklahoma Gwin & Mays Drug CO

Siam tablet and liver remedy ad plus local social notes

A small collection of items notes a Siam liver remedy tablet ad and several local visits. Mr Wright and Mrs Wright spent Sunday with L D Brandon, with Luther Bevens and Bob Kerr also visiting. Velma Golden stayed with Christie Bivens, Grace Palmer visited Miss Grace Reynolds, and a hay bailer purchase by E W Deatherage and Fred Stephens was announced.

J. J. Golden Ada Satuday Geo. H. Priest Myrtle Smith Wilson Grace Palmer Jesse Hubert Priest Ada. Bill

Army Life Memoir from James D Spence 1919

Jas D Spence recounts his WWI draft into service June 26 1918 at Camp Cody New Mexico. He describes training in Company B 134th Infantry sea voyage endured seasickness nine days and hospital stays before arriving in Liverpool and Cherbourg then marching to a hospital hike to Economy and forward camp with desire to return home. He signs as depot service company 99 Army Service Corps.

Ada News Ada Oklahoma Camp Cody New Mexico 134Th Infantry Camp Dix N. J Texas Kansas Missouri Illinois Indiana Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania New Jersey Hudson Khiva Paul Navy Berlin Spence Rey C. Steed Dallas Liverpool England South Hampton France Cherbourg Bordeaux James D. Spence Depot Service Company Army Service Corps Forwarding Camp A. P

Southern Baptists To Admit Women Delegates At Atlanta Meet

At the Southern Baptist Convention in Atlanta on May 14 139 women will be admitted as delegates on equality with men for the first time. The drive for missions seeks 2.5 million dollars for home and foreign work, 75% more than last year, with heavy participation from ministers and laymen across the South.

Atlanta Southern Baptist Convention Southern Baptists War Department Washington Hot Springs Ark South Negro Baptist Theological Seminary Memphis Tenn Missouri Baptists of Geo. W. Truett Dallas Texas Henry A. Porter M. BE. Dodd Shreveport Young Men's Christian Association J. B. Gambrel Hight Co. Moore Nashville Oliver F. Gregory Gandrell Robert E. Lee L. R. Scarborough

Man Pleads Guilty in Assault. Insanity Declared

B. B. Bullock of four miles northwest of Fitzhugh pleads guilty to criminal assault of his 13 year old daughter. Judge J. W. Bolen orders immediate psychiatric evaluation. Bullock is remanded to the county sanity board for disposition.

B. B. Bullock Fitzhugh J. W. Bolen

State Convention of Churches of Christ in Oklahoma City

The state convention of Churches of Christ met in First Christian Church Oklahoma City over three days. Attendees included C V Dunn and Mrs Dunn, Prof and Mrs Sears, Mrs Parker, Mrs Scales, with leaders Grant K Lewis I N McCagh and B A Abbott. Next year the convention moves to Enid.

State Convention of Churches of Christ (Christian Churches Oklahoma City Ada C. V. Dunn Dunn R. G. Sears O. E. Parker J. A. Scales First Christian Church Christian Endeavor Grant K. Lewis Cincinnati American Christian Missionary Society I. N. McCagh Phillips University Enid Oklahoma B. A. Abbot St. Louis The Christian Evangelist C. B. James

Presidents Selected for Three Normals in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City May 12. The state board of education named presidents for Central State Normal in Edmond Northwestern State Normal in Alva and Northeastern State Normal in Tahlequah. W G Masterson of McAlester will head Central J P Battenburg of Atoka leads Northwestern and W T Ford of Edmond leads Northeastern. Ford had taught mathematics at the school before becoming an instructor at Edmond.

Oklahoma City State Board of Education Central State Normal School Edmond Northwestern State Normal School Alva Northeastern State Normal School Tahlequah W. G. Masterson McAlester Central J. P. Battenburg Atoka Northwestern W. T. Ford Northeastern Ford

Roach Heads to St Louis as Delegate to General Assembly

Ardmore Presbytery delegate H B Roach leaves for St Louis to attend the Presbyterian General Assembly. He has supported W J Bryan three times but will not vote for him as moderator. Roach sits on the nominating committee and will attend a banquet addressed by Vice President Marshall.

W. J. Bryan H. B. Roach St. Louis Ardmore Presbytery General Assembly The Presbyterian Church Mr. Roach Marshall

McGees Baby Elixir for Stomach and Bowel Troubles

A historic advertisement promotes McGees Baby Elixir as a grand corrective remedy for infant stomach disorders including indigestion sourness vomiting and colic. It claims a pure wholesome pleasant taste and lists prices 25c and 50c per bottle sold by Bart Smith.

Bart Smith

Oklahoma State Bank Ad Lays Groundwork for Ada Daily Presence

The editorial urges readers to notice the Oklahoma State Bank advertisement. It argues banks invest in newspaper space like large mercantile firms and credits the bank with aligning to progressive business methods while enabling Ada to have a daily paper rivaling larger cities. The piece closes with thanks to the bank’s gentlemen.

Oklahoma State Bank Ada

NEW BETHEL ITEMS

Wet muddy weather delays farm work as New Bethel residents report behind schedule. A crowd of local youths attend the Tyrola exhibition and enjoy the event. Social visits include Minnie Hart staying with Bertha Sparkman and Mrs. Robbie Plassheart visiting her sister.

Tyrola Minnie Hart Bertha Sparkman Robbie Plassheart Bill Myers Alice Myrtle Chandler Jessie Daniels Francis Dorsie Myers Latha Sparkman

Nine New Wells in Allen Field Elevate Oil Activity

The Allen field is poised for a surge as nine new wells near the Gilmore farm and adjacent leases enter development. Drilling expands in a river-adjacent area three miles by three, following prior dry territory results and offset-well rules.

Allen Gilmore Farm

Switzer Named Warden at Oklahoma State Penitentiary

The resignation of McAlester warden Sam Morley is with Governor Robertson for approval and will take effect later. Fred E. Switzer of Mangum will become warden, with the change delayed for a month or more. Morley plans to reside in McAlester and continues his business interests there.

Fred E. Switzer Oklahoma City Okla Sam Morley McAlester Robertson Mangum Morley Williams

Notice to return missing Illinois watch for reward

Notice from W. R. Underwood of 223 Cherry Ave requesting the return of his Illinois watch. He offers no explicit reward but emphasizes avoiding sheriff action. The date appears as 5-8-2td-l1tw, indicating a filing or notice date.

Illinois W. R. Underwood Cherry Ave

Nazarene Meeting Closes in Ada After Successful Series

Dr A G Jeffries and J J Douglass returned to Peniel Tex after leading a Nazarenes church meeting at Wheeler Park tabernacle Ada. Jeffries, from a college town, is described as a forceful evangelist with a strong choir director Douglass. Despite rain, large crowds attended nightly addresses and the series ended with a crowded tabernacle and lasting interest.

Nazarene A. G. Jeffries J. J. Douglass Peniel Tex Nazarene Church Tabernacle Wheeler Park Dr. Jeffries Ada

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Europe Col. Richmond A. K. Thornton Germany Marne Meuse Moselle No Man’s Land Rhine Hunland League of Nations America United States of America Argonne Chateau-Thierry Russia Pet Jas D. Spence Southern Baptist Convention Meeting State Convention Christian Churches Wrigleys United Condons Allen Field Swampian Éine Co Onis
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