The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-16

NOult tlllS lHOI IllS NuSlCul luC uS-
PENDANTS were charged with violay-
ing the traffic ordinance. W. A.
Pihin had parked his car across
walk, admitted it, and was fined
$3.50. Warren Anderson, charged
with speeding on Main street, en-
tered plea of guilty and was fined
SO and 81 costs added,
Louise Graham, a white woman,
2S years old, was arrested last night
as she alighted from a Santa Fe
train, having in her possession -
quarts OF whisky. She had eleven
quarts in a suit case and two pints
concealed in her clothing. She was
taken to the county Jail.
X. L. Martin of Haworth H. J.
Martin, c. 4. Buford and Lawrence
| Witt OF Ardmore, Claude Barnwell
of Graham and CLYDE Waggoner OF
Healdton, who volunteered for the
navy some time ago and were wait
ing until called into service, received
orders yesterday to report at Ok
lahoma City.
The Rev, Fl, c. Capers, whose
case was set for trial in the federal
court at Tulsa last Wednesday, had
the case passed owing to the fact
that his head had been shaved by
a crowd OF Sulphur men 1t has
now been reset for trial April %.
{. G. Troup was arrested by the
police yesterday afternoon after he
had struck and knocked down Don
Pettijohn in front Of the Spragins
hardware store on Main street. In
/ police court this morning, where he
had been charged with disturbing
the peace, he had LETT a $40 cash
bond and as he did not appear the
bond was forfeited. Pettijohn went
to the county attorney yesterday
afternoon and signed a warrant
against Troup, charging him with
assault and battery. A warrant was
issued on the filing OF the complaint
in the county court.
A meeting of the executive com
mittee OF the Garter County Couu-
Gil of Defense was held at the Cham
Der OF Commerce yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Conditions gen
orally over the county We're report
ed upon and one case of alleged
disloyalty was investigated.
Col. Sidney Suggs is in Little
Rock, Ark to attend the meeting
OF the Bankhead National High
way Association, which will be held
tomorrow and Thursday. James
/ Glen, secretary OF the Chamber Of
. Commerce, will leave for Little
Rock this afternoon. He and Col
onel Suggs will be the only repre-
sentatiyes from Ardmore.
The first meeting Of the Ardmore
Credit Mems Association was held
at the Chamber Of Commerce last
night. The meeting was executive
but is said to have been of much
interest to those present.
Delar Bum and Allen lobe. two
young men arrested by the police
last night, are held for the officers
at Oklahoma City. A telephone
message from that city stated that
they were wanted for the theft of an
automobile They are said to have
abandoned the car and reached Ard
more on a freight train.
Charles Webb and A. A. Reeves.
soldiers, were picked up by the po-
lice last night, are said 10 be de-
serters. A message was received
from Camp Bowie, Fort Worth.
Texas, instructing the police to hold
the men and that an officer would
be sent to take them back to Camp
Bowie.
Florence Collins has filed suit in
the district court against her hus-
band, Horace Collins, for divorce.
She alleges they were married at
Whitesboro, Texas, August "a, 1910,
and have two children, aged o and
5 years, respectively; that he has
been guilty of extreme cruelty to-
ward her in that he has struck and
beaten her; that he is employed and
earns $50 per month. She asks for
a divorce, the custody of the chill
dren, $50 as attorney fees, $40 for
court costs, $40 per month almony
pendente lite and SIS per month,
permanent aimony.
H. D. Bradberry has filed a pc
tition in the district court in which
Milton Kolb Hardy, ct al, are made
defendants, to have title quieted to
the south half OF the southeast
quarter OF section H. township
south, range | east.
The Rounds & Porter Lumber
Company has filed suit in the dis
trict court against n. W.. Adams
and w. !. Killian to recover $l78.l5
and SIS attorney fees and to fore
close a mechanics lien on lots