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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
SPECIAL EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU FOR SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON. March 90 or.
ganiEatlon OF n special field corps
In connection with the emergency
employment committee for soldiers
and sallors OF tho council Of ma
tonal defense was announced to-
day by the war department.
The corps is composed OF approNl-
mately 35 army officers specially
selected and assigned TO the work by
tho war department and will bo un-
der tho direct supervision OF Col.
Arthur Woods, special assistant 90
the secretary OF. war and chairman
OF the emergency employment com
mittee. II has been organized for
the purpose OF, carrying out IN the
field plans OF tho war department
and OF the committee for the re-em-
Payment OF soldiers. sailors and
marines and their read justment and
absorption into civil hfe and peace
time conditions.
The work will consist largely Of
gathering information oocerning
present existing government em-
pioymcnt agencies. as well as
agencies established and maintained
by private organisations and In.
divlduals and OF finding out just how
the war department and the COM
mltteo can. by cooperation with tho
community, fulfill the nations obli-
cations 10 the men now returning to
civil life.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
SPECIAlTIES TAKE
LEAD ON EXCHANGE
Food and FwlilI,cr Shares Most Ac-
tive In New yOrk TrudinR--''rins
MndC--Dii Advance Lost

a%LW YORK, March 20 Sp"cial
ties comprising the food and fcrul-
I1rr divisions were The Hrpngcst ara
most active features - tOday's stock
market session ni gains 81 10 d
points. whic further realizing tpi
Profs proceeded IN the more sea
s0nod shares
OIlH. motors and motor HpcCialtleH
opened tnr lively trading at gains OF
! 10 1 points but these we're largely
II not wholly. ofrtccd whom .steels,
copp"rs, shIppings and toba'eos be
kan ~ react
Reactions In Emitted States SLeol,
chile copper and som" ~ the In
vrsimout rails which featured yes
'crduy'a strong market held within
large fractlOua 81 "A point, an irrrg
ular tone ruling At the end
The weekly reviews ~ the mcr'
camille agencies referred TO the
broadening ~ business activity Aca
iuul loans ana discounts OF clearing
house bpuks contracted hy about
Ita,b00 900. or more Than 100000
600 lu the past fortnight
Liberty bonds were firm inter
nationals olacd slightly and the gen
crnl domestic liat held steady.
Dld United states bonds were un-
changed on call during the week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
.T9a,n-.~,t Ahsv

panion last year and was 80 widely
praised that II has heeu novcllZcd
and with gratifying results George
l'awcott ana Richard Hnrtholmcss. "A
handsome young English actor who
has played important leads in many
feature pictures. are In tho east with
Miss Glsh.
Almost equal IN point OF wide np-
peal 10 the feature picture itself IN
tho two-recl Mack Scnnctt comedy.
also on the program with The Hope
Chest" N Is "A rich and aidc-split-
ting hurlosuuo on the famous old
stage mclOdrnmn, Fast Lynne" and
is said to be the funniest thing tho
King Of comedy has done I'm months.
Chester Conklln. Cross Eyed Ben
Turpin. Charles Murray, Marie Pro-
vost and an the famous Scnnett fun
makers take the leads,
This program IN only nj tho Rialto
todny and tomorrow, 40 you'd better
soc IL today Tuesday the Rialto will
bring for three days beautiful Alice
Joyce In n special film production
from the famous stage success. The
Lion and the Mouse"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
TO NAME PHYSICIANS
TO SUCCEED RHODES
County commissioners WIN Make
,ontrnS WIN Two to Look After
County Patients.

Plans for tho appointment of one
or two physicians for position OF
tentative county physician, made
necessary by tho resignation Of Dr
X T. /. Rhodes. are being mads~by
tho board OF county commissioners
or Tulsa county. according to Lewis
Cline, county clerk.
Under the decision OF Judge Red
mond S cole, the Commisisoncrs d.
not believe an appointment Of county
physician to be legal, but a. there
are many county patients in need OF
medical care, the plan In 10 enter
into a contract with one or tw.
physlcinns, paying the physicians for
each Call made upon county patients
aud paying all drug bills. Under the
proposed contract the physician OF
physicihus Will present their claims
for services In the same manner that
all claims against the county are
presented
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
DURAN'S DEPARTMENT
GETS IN ON PRAISE
Local Police Identification bnrcan
Commended ny Police Depart
mcnts of other Etica
WORKS OUT A NEW SYSTEM
Where Established Methods Have
Failed Clues Have Been Dc'"l-
opcd by Original deductions.

Considerable notorlcy has resulted
for the local Identification dcpni'
mcnt of tho city police from the
work that has geon done In FL" opera
ton with departments in "'hrr
a'atea several reports from nearby
states prniAng the work ~ the do
partment have been received BOY the
Identification Officers
Joe Duran, chief of th" id"nifI-
cation department, hrs u system Of
hts own origin and clues which have
been given up by olhor pogco d'.
partmeuts have been worked ont u}
the local department ANA resulted re-
Gently IN an arrest ~ a gang "f
thieves who have been working IN
the central par. of the sta'c
FOR tho Identification of criminals
the department uses the l'rrni.on
system of measurements winch la
supplemented by taking o. singer
prints which Is the final mark Of
Identification aud considered In.
fAlliblc.
The finger print method Is the
only means Of Identification which
criminals are unable 20 fud a So
luton In which to change their ftu-
ger prints According to buran.
there are no two fingers that viii
give the same lndentation and there
is no possible way In which to
change the finger mark
In recent finger print idcnlificn-
ton which resulted IN the arrest of
thief who broke into one OF the
local shops the finger prints on the
glass OF tho door whore tho thief
broke In was taken five days after
the robbery, but the finger print was
intact
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
DELIGHTFUL Dorothy GlSh. who
jumnod into nntIonnI nopulnrity

DELIGHTFUL Dorothy Gish. who
jumped into national popularity
With her fascinating work as "rho
Little Dlsturbcr" In u. W. GrIffth's
big war picture Hearts of the
world" and followed n up with u
brilliant success In Battling Jane"
IN which she made her dcbut ~ u
Paramount star, If at the RinliO to
day ~ her latest success, The Hope
Chest" Although only 20. this pi-
quhnt girl, with her unusual gifts IA
nm actress. IN u veteran screen player,
having begun her motion picture
career when but l3 under the wizard,
Grifnih. Two years ago Griffith Sc
lected hor ana her sister. Lillian, 10
20 to France ana England with him
To get the Views for Hearts Of the
World" Nobody who saw that pro-
ductlon could ever forget the lttle
disturbcr." II brought u new per
sonalty to the screen and 10 stay.
The Hopo Ghost IL a film dIama
from Martin Loo Luthcrs pSNEllnr
story of tho Same name that ran
through tho Woman's Home Com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
rcrshIng Asks for ItcahInR.

WASHlNGTON. March 2g--Gen-
cral Perrhlng has cabled "A call foI
moro reading matter for the soldiers
overseas lie says II Ia needed now
more than ever. Transmitting tho
call today TO its divisions, and chap
tors, IA" American Red Cross called
attention to the fact that ono-ccnt /
stamp pasted upon the cover still will
cHpeditionary force,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
SEES LEAGUE OF NATIONS
AS "RED" ALTERNATIVE

NEW YORK, March % Assert
ing that tho black clouds OF
hoahoyism are hovering over Italy
fracr and England" Hamilton Holt
editor Of the independent. who re-
turned recently fro mthe peace CON
ference al Parts, declared IN an ad-
dress today that the alternative 10
bolshcvism was creation OF league
OF nations
Speaking before the leaCuc for
political education. Mr. Holt said.
The night before sailed an
eminent Frenchman OF whom you
have all heard said 10 me that II
our senate did not ratify this treaty
there would be revolt in Europe
that would be akin To a volcanic
eruption"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

OF boats with which the flight VIII .oe
attempted. will carry a crew OF fi'e
men. consisting OF pilots. mechanics
a wireless operator and possibly an
.nerographcr.
No newspaper men or photogra-
phcrs Will he carried because OF the
desira to utilize all available space
for gasoline and lessen the extra oar-
rylng capacity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

STOCKHOLM, March "a
frank avownl that tho position OF
the bolshevik government had be
como absolutely lntulcrahlc was
made at the recent internAtiioull
holshevik conforonge by NJ. Lunnc-
harAhy. minister Of education OF the
soviet government, according 10 "A
potrogrnd dlspatcn. Tho minister Is
said to have confessed that the soc
ialLat conscience OF tho very circles
on which bolsh 'Ylan Is based ~
shaken at prcson',
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

Lana coast shows signs ~ clearing,
according 20 a statement ISSUED to-
niEht by the Manufacturers Aircraft
association which claims 20 hav"
definitely Information from Wash.
ingiOU
The United states weather bureau
Is gathering an available Jnforma,
ton from the north Atlantic rcRlB
and from this data charts are hcihg
m1do for the guidance Of The ayia-
tors
Zach of the two or more y G. type
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
Wifo Asks Divorce.

Declaring her husband has been
guilty OF cruelty and gross neglect,
suit for divorce was filed by HARRIET
4. Ilaverheld against 1.lslc A. Hhv-
erfield In superior court SATURDAY..
An order waH made ny Judge l.. j.
Martin, granting To the plaintiff 800
"A month temporary alimony pending
tho hearing OF the case and attorney
fees OF $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
ON FIRST CLEAR MAY DAY
OCEAN TRIP WILL START

NEW YORK. March 20 The
start OF the United States navv's at
tempt 20 cross the Atlantic ocean on
4 heavier than-uir machine viii take
place on the first clear day~in MAY,
or as soon thereafter rs the fog belt
which now envelopes tho Nowfound
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
Fxpcct Prisoner Hack.

JEFFBRSON CITY, Mo, March
80 Morris Iowkowitz. u .Afe term
prisoner In tho pcnltcntlafy. is eN-
poCtrd to return here tomorrow after
"a trip TO El raHo. Texas, without n
guard. TO see his mother who IL old
and ill. The fact that he had made
the trip diAanot become generally
known until today. Lowkowitz's sis
ter accompanied him ana guaranteed
his return.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
MASTER ARTISTS TO pTRiORM
ApItu I ~ pitI SBNiiIuAN
INT Nt u.

An outstanding feature Of the con
cent tD bp giycn tonight ut The Pres
hytrtau church Ms Prof prrin y.
I'adul and bio sister. Mrs j ~ Price.
viii hc in tho Norii olHo aud the mas
tory of the art Of Interpretation dis
played by the artists. Not merely
loud aud SOFT singing hut actual
ohunro in tho quality Of tone, called
tone rolnrlug. serves 10 express the
ever changing sentiment I'm song. O.
viii not be- ~ Hll necessary that one
understand voice culture In order 60
thoroughly enjoy this musical enter
tHiumcut-AdF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

shannon. Tor the past two years a
resident OF Albuquerque, Mr. Hhhn.
NON was for some ~ connected
With the Eypninr Herald a. with
other A@lhuuutruue business concerns
&c. volunteered Tor Ncu Cross Anfk
uu1 was assigned tn the urll diNl-
s.un. helnr employed for some time ai
gtmp tndy. Sew Mexico. whore ho
reformed especially efficient service.
H. v1s later assigned 90 border work
and was engaged in that work ut Doug
d. Iir died ht . o'clock this mora
lur uf pneumonia.
Mr. Shnunnt's home" and family are
lu cleveland. Co. &c came 20 New
Mexico Tor hlH health
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04


Win HtI J mot Thought ul DO before
HtUuptI rhutt Boo WN MIlk Ituu
tH. Huur, fu fnt uhNuN Frank prob
IUE tm,I UIWH,If 900, -ius' u- usual
.u IHHt N, COULD ride down o. htok
tI.H UU# with Minnie never lrli ih'
Huus' uUtl BOOB hour ll'yr man was
necessary fuI titnUI uf them IT De-
H.t .H InI dId mot doubt ii D.
vuIII sU..u Zoo k,,p nis uiliuution
UlU , 300 suIi, of nl WN effort.
mI.r Uud ON DO IL were su
II" ..H| unless { know Iust Wlii
.u .H.IIur' HtiI 200 myself So
fI.i afternoon wcu fu thr HuhWnN
fufI.. ufu both NuUtv Hui lrHuh
I.If .U, team and ]stttinuinr myself
when. could mot 20, seen, watched
fI. crowd sH thDt ,uur' from %
,E.r.
ru,rrNuI 20 Hrn ol raIof when 7
.W Annie alone turned 'nl h'l
|I.I HHrI, had scarcely iIid trId"
ut ..iu.# when trtuk ,tw' boo
.llII 5000 SEQ Nuui, tonight ]
Hsk,i .a ,lr,luH-ls us Z could
$50 They must by k,upiur d r
IHfr % mower seems .u l' uu ih'
f.tu uuuud missed h'r ihiH
HIHHulu. iHu
Annie .Is .,rIeutl, ]douh'rutriN
..u.I.nr H|u. Vet hv had seen h'f
nI I.H HI|I uutHluE ul b. lln men
r.uHtI fiIH morning Hs being TOE
1000. boo which np had Wtssri hrf.
Nab uuuEht some music, sN
H"IHrlUHr. rIHN trif,s which ! could
uIHu without practice. and uftrr diu-
Ht. p'.f.l Hhpm. occasionally iifu-
n. HruHni Zoo tllA tu Frank 30
HtHIlUI Iu tuIuN the muHI. Hud after
H NIt conn, pE,t tu ih' plano Hnd f'
l,.fri 900 old utortcof h'H. 90 strauss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

There opening tho moruing mail !
waited until tur ptusilcnt cam" Gen.
tHrn told hIW wanted Annie.
WHY. ms dem dfa tamphscr. I
rUlrUplN know how o. answer sou
should lIso iu do uuythinr bon ms
power tu forward your work, but
AunI, tugIu huH become H sort nf
dependable
THAT is ONE oi the REASONS { want
nrr.' replied Then seriously
.Iid not HlFD other reasons ONES
Z cannot ton Nuu. ! should not usk Nou
Goo l,t N,r rump go me AVE uui
nothing tu boz. uf course Z shall mot
DO Nuu uIir,t'
You put Do boz such O. way I have
ru recourse liUt have Nuu thuurht
of Nuuiu' Will Do hv good Tor hcr
Suc hos l chance here. YOU know
shr vail hove u chance with me
Nt work lH growing beyond All my
expectations Then gave him a.
Resume of what I was accomplishing
and toll him of tho added Interest
aroused hrytuHo oi my olasars
TN sec Perhaps d viii Dee 1s
we'll FOR her.
After "a, hud talked re- Few moments
longer I Huurht Annie
WI tou come and work with ufr
Now Annie. CO., have YOU changed uuI
muI uud prefer tu remain h'r,''
Nuu mean. pliyo
"TIIf I urpl YOU o. Nnu Will come
NUu VIII make mD ,crt happy Annie,
looked 90 hsI quietly. hut with th'
Intention tu convey WN usrd because
ui ffluk I could not put ~ into
words A. usuIl there was Uo need.
Tho uuI,k ulush which dyod her ft,,
and neck proved that
When du Fuu wuu mrf'
"UIlhf away
"N,rN welt u II cam hv arranged I
Im mon, than wilkins olive I am sU
rIui how sltd YOU never viii know
So It wia settled THAT night
fuli Frank that Annie hui Resigned,
h,r position uud WINS tn assist ms r
my work eff teaching business prln.
clples tu my oltssrH llr made nt
reWlrk. but wua ven quiet tho re-.
mHiudcr off tho evening OCCASIONAL,
Duurht hIm looking az me with
peculiar expression upon his face u|
DO hr were trfIuE tu read my thoughts
Could hC. UhoN would have been sur
ptIaluH ONES tu hiuI having Co %
principally win Nuui,'H INABILITY @
h' With him morning and evening on
tho tram.
.FH. a.. ..HaHNNHH.N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
~ ruI I'NSrIMr

Slice lirIIs VIl uN seen fu h,r
llft.t Select picture The Death
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
Al the Theaters Today

DEAL Stolen Orders, with 1000 al star pa,t.
B'-'st String Beans, with charles Ray and Never Too
rreI
PAsTIME THE Death Dance, with Nucc Brady and
Whose Baby comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
George Shannon,
Red Cross Worker,
Dies in Douglas

N|lnuuurrHus Friends were advised
ry |frI,rIpuh This morning ot tho
death iu Douglas, Ar.1 % George
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

Good wall paper and painted W'|l
cleaning w steam aud lt, clean
rugs can Bert 22t,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

There Is uulN % way tn .yNNIr
Wisdom but Whom Dc comes tu mH'.iu.
n fool eff himself 70 man CON n..
WAYS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-12
Sl60o.OO REWARD

THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
the 9th day OF January, 1919 OTTER
ed n reward OF $4,000 for the arrest
and convection OF the unknown
murderer of NJ, /. Alexander.
which occurred on his farm near
Simon, in Love county. Oklaho-
ma, on the 9th day Of December.
1919, under the following condi-
tionS, to-wit:
THE REWARD to expire one
year from date, unless hereinafter
extended during the life OF the
available appropriation. It being
understood, however, that under
the law and under this offer OF re
ward, no peace officer OF the State
OF Oklahoma is entitled to this re-
ward or any part OF it.
SAID REWARD CONTAINS
the further stipulation. that in Of
ierlng thc reward it is not contcm-
plated that any lie shall be taken,
but il said unknown person, while
resisting arrest, is killed, upon fur
nishing satisfactory proof that he
was guilty OF the crime above mem
toned, the reward will be due and
payable the same as il he had been
arrested, tried and convicted.
TIE PUBLIC has offered fur
ther sum OF $4,000, the certificate
OF deposit OF which sum now
hold, and will pay out in accord
ance with the terms and conditions
contained in the proclamation OF
the reward by the state except that
under the terms of this subscrip-
ton any peace officer in the state
OF Oklahoma is entitled to partici-
pate in this part OF the reward.
BUCK GARRETT,
Sheriff OF Carter Co. Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-12
JACK HENDRICKS STILL
TO MANAGE CARDINALS

st. Louis, No., Jan. 1l.-Follow-
erS OF the ST. Louis National League
club are watching with interest the
stand taken by Jack Hendricks.
manager of the club last season in
hi, fight to retain leadership of the
Cardinals in 1910.
81 am here to manage the Car
drnalS next season. was the way
Hendricks expressed himself, in
answer to report that he would be
deposcd regardless OF his contract
which does not expire for another
year
Hendricks said the report that he
would be asked to accept a wears
salary and relnQuish his contract
was news to him. "I'll do no such
thing, he snapped, ! signed two
year contract-signed it in good
faith and the document has the sig
nature Of Branch Hickey. president
Of the Cardinals. Moreover, at the
close Of last season, Hickey said he
would be glad to have me return
here as manager il baseball was re-
sumed in 1919.
The reports that | would be
asked TO take a years salary and
get out is entirely news to me. The
money involved doesn't amount to
anything in my estimation. want
to manage the Cardinals under nor
NAL conditions. I'm willing to ac-
cept any amount of blame that may
be attached to me for the shown,
last season"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-12
MAYORS PROCLAMATION
ON EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

During the meeting OF the mayor
and city commissioners Friday night
Mayor 10 f. Williams stated he had
been requested to issue a proclama-
ton calling upon the people to give
their united aid and support to the
federal employment bureau, in Ard
more, and while he had prepared a
proclamation and was desirous Of
issuing it, he really wanted the ap-
proyal OF the commissioners before
he did so. The Endorsement OF the
commissioners was unanimous and
the proclamation issued, as follows:
WHEREAS, The world wide war
has now, after more than four years
of terrific struggle, come to a close
resulting in the complete overthrow
OF autocracy and the assurance that
the Liberties Of all people are pre-
served forever, and,
WHEREAS, There are hundreds
OF brave, courageous, intelligent
honest, and deserving soldier boys
and men and women in our city and
county who are temporarily out OF
employment, and
WHEREAS, The United States
| government has established in the
city Of Ardmore a bureau of labor,
which has been very instrumental in
finding work and securing employ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-12
HOXBAR NEWS.

Wilmer Grisham, Of Ada spent
the first part Of the week with his
sister, Mrs. II. O. Cox of HoXbar
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Holden enter
tanned number Of friends Monday
night, the honor guest being Mr..
Wilmer Grisham
Miss Gladys Whithead, a teacher
of Hoxbar is spending the week
end at her home in Ardmore.
The attendance at school this
week has been small on account OF
the influenza.
Tip Haggard and family OF Keller
spent last Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs. s. III. Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Montgom-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-12
HOBART SCHOOL SCHOOL
REPORT.

Hoxbar shool, Morgan No. ,
Township.
Number OF pupils enrolled Tor the
month, So
Number OF pupils neither tarday
nor absent, 10.
Average attendance for the month
%.
Record of those with highest
standing during the month: Hattie
Coz Beatrice Hayes, Cruce Cox
Edmon Lamb, Gladys Rash, Ada
Perkins.
Motto OF the month, Charity!
Brittle Cox and Gladys White
head, Teachers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-12

monia and influenza and has never
completely recovered. Mr.. Front
erhouse is being relieved at the OF
flee by f. n. Ellis, OF Tulsa, who
is the United States Employment
Service examiner for the eastern
district OF Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-12
BROWN SCHOOL REPORT.

Brown School Dist. No. 81, Lone
Grove Township.
Pupils enrolled, So.
Pupils neither tardy nor absent
none.
Average Attendance, Is.
Pupils with highest standing dur
ing the month: Hcrmogene Brown
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-12

Fe, president; c. II. Vineyard,
chief clerk OF the Ringling-Frisco,
vice president; George F. Smith
chief clerk for the Rock Island
secretary and treasurer; and B.
Adams of the Santa Fe, CORES
ponding secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-12

The infant child OF B. c, Morgan,
Joint Ringling-Frisco freight agent,
who has been i'll for the last few
davs of influenza, was reported yes
terday as being much improved but
a later report states that it IS grow
mo worse.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-12
MA ID | L L
W. J. BELL.
Representative for Marshall Co,
Full Carrier Service

Mrs. ]. w. Hockaday, left last
evening for Gushing ior an extend
ed visit with Mr. Hockaday who has
the management OF the Gushing oil
mill.
W. 5. Perryman LETT yesterday
morning for KinghShcr, to purchase
car OF mules and horses for the
local market.
Jerome Whitsel made a short bus
mess trip to Tishomingo yesterday.
Jerome Craddock, OF Denison
spent yesterday in Madill visiting
his father, T. NJ. Craddock.
J. II. Pollard, Frisco claim agent.
with headquarters at Hugo, was a
business visitor in Madill yesterday.
Mrs. Oscar Fitzgerald OF Okmul-
gee, is here the guest of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Campbell, at
their home in west Madill.
Mrs. +. /. Sorrells, of Ardmore.
was in MadilI yesterday afternoon
en- route to Dallas to visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew lack
son.
The Madill Girls club of the Ma
dill high school, rendered a very
interesting musical program Thurs
day afternoon. The audience was
not large but apprcciatiye. There is
splendid talent in the club, and in