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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-04
DEMOCRATS CONCFDE
HARRELD'S ELECTION
OVER FERRIS BY BIC
VOTE ALL OVER STATE
NEW OKLAHOMA SENATOR IN
CLOSE COMMUNION WITH
NEW PRESIDENT

The most interesting character to-
day in the state of Oklahoma is i.
w. Harreld. For a number of years
he made his home in this city. it
was here he lived when he started
upward in the business world His
father and mother and brother live
here now.
Judge Harreld entered the race a
year and a half ago for congress in
the fifth Oklahoma district. That dis
trlct was regarded as a solid Dem
ocratic district and the Republicans
were not interested much in whom
the nomination went to. Judge Har-
reid won that office in a race with
one Of the best known Democrats in
the state.
When this election was begun with
thirteen other Republicans Judge Har-
reid entered the race for the nom.-
nation to the United States senate.
He was bitterly attacked but he won
nv a big majority.
Then came the greatest race Of his
life Then came race more spec.
tacular than probably any other man
ever made for political office. Every
Republican paper in the state had
attacked him Tor his votes in the
United states congress ana the DEM
ocratic papers OF the state fought him
fiercelv.
When the news came of his election
the Republican pnper of this city did
not have his picture. the Arlmorete
did not have one. The Oklahoman
had not provided itself with one and
had TO 70 to Judge Harrelds head
quarters for cut to run in connec-
ton with the announcement of his
election. The paper then could get
only n small one which was published
in that paper this morning.
The Republlcan organization In this
state worked hard for the election OF
Harding and Coolidge but It is said
that Judge Harreld did not get very
much helm from the state organiza-
t,on Of his own party. Whether he
did ar not Judge Harreld has tr-
umphed In an election where 1t was
thought victory was impossible.
During the campaign Judge Har-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-04
Endorses Scout Movement

New York. Nov. 4.-Presldent-elect
Harding. in a letter To Assembly Theo-
dore Roosevelt, which was forwarded
by him today to the national head
quarters Of the Boy Scouts of Amer
lea. gave his enthusiastic endorsement
of the boy scout movement and eX-
pressed the wish that every boy in
America might he in the organization
Mr.. Roosevelt is a member of the
executive board Of national council
of the hoy scout organization.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-04
OKLAHOMA GOES
OVER To RANKS
OF REPUBLICANS
y Organiza a tiOn Wins for
Harding and Sends Har.
reid to Senate From the
Sooner State; Democratic
Headquarters Baptized in
SackclOth and Ashes

Oklahoma City, Nov. Al. C..
Pringey, republican is elected TO
congress from the fourth Okla
homa district on the face of un-
official Out complete returns flom
3O9 of tho 375 precincts In the
district, compiled at 2:30 this
afternoon. Tie vote Pringey eG.-
1913, McKeown; democrat, 24.G93.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-04
Jimmy Burke Released

st. Louis, Mo, Nov. 4.-Jimmy
Burke today was released as man
ager of the st. Louis American base
hall club. No successor TO Burke
was announced. nor did the latter
give any intlmation OF his plans for
the future. Burke became manager
of the st. Louis club in the middle
OF 1918 season. succeeding Fielder
Jones.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-04
COMPLETE RETURNS ARE.
IN FROM CARTER COUNTY.
ONE REPUBLICAN WIN S.
IN THE COU \ 1y RA CT.
FINAL SHOWING LEAVES Us 4
LITTLE DiSFIGURED But
STILL IN THE DEMO
CRATIC COLUMN

Complete returns from Garter coun-
ty for the entire ticket gives the fol
lowing:
President
Cox, G,OO3
Harding, 3,555.
Congress
Carter, 6,226.
Shinabarger, 1858
Corporation Commission
Echols. 6,0l2.
Hughes. 3,3l1.
Judge Criminal Court Appeals
Davenport, 5,9G5.
Bessey, 1882.
JUSTICE SUPREME COURT
Second District
Brown, 5,9S2
Eting, 1896.
Fifth District
Bailey. G,O5S.
Nicholson, 1891.
Seventh District
Bozarth, 6,OO2.
Miller, 1881.
Eighth District
Rainey. j,95S.
Kennimar. 3,326.
State Senator
Carlock, 6,O6j.
Butler. 3.35S.
representative
Hoover, 5,935.
Hudson, 3,49S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-04
RUBE GEERS AND JOHNSTON
STILL IN SOLID SOUTH

Tlshomingo, OKLA. Nov. -. -
Complete returns from Johnston
county show that n full Demo-
cratic county ticket was elected.
The county gave Cox and Roose-
Welt majority OF 14s, It gave
Ferris a majority over Harreld
OF % and II gave Mckeown.
Democrat. for congress. major
ity OF 229
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-04
COUNTY TICKET

Judge
Winfrey, G,193.
Hutchinson. $3.50.
County Attorney
Mathers, 6,O59.
Howard. 3.495.
County Clerk
Lasley. 6,lS2.
Ritteuhouse, S,Oi3.
County Clerk
Harris. G,17l.
Denny, 499.
County Treasurer
Haynie, 6,0l2.
Chivers, 2,91O
sheriff
Garrett. 5J73.
Cardwel, 1886
County Superintendent
Zaneis. 6,4l0
County Surveyor
NldNs h,l4V,
Croft, li0.
County Assessor
spears, 6O66.
cobb. 310i,
County Weighrr
Rogers, j,5S3.
Loughrldgc. 2.Sj9.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
First District
Johnson, l,lg3.
o'Brien, 1891.
Second District
Pierce, i.6ii.
Colbert, i,i2j.
Third District
Taylor, s,lss.
Ward. l,120.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-04
Billiard Championship

New York. Nov. 4.-Alfredo de Orr
defeated Ralph Greenleaf. the worlds
professional pocket billiard champion.
3OO-c64 In the final block OF their 200
point three cushion exhibition match
here last night. In 6s innings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-04
HARDING MAY
VISIT FRIENDS
IN ARDMORE
Front Porch and
Lawn to Receive Final
Baptism of c a m p a gn
Glory by Friends and
NeighbOrs TOnig h t at
His Home in Marion

1t is possible that .Presdent-elect
Harding will stop in Ardmore en-
route TO Texas Messages extend
ing hearty invitation have been
sent TO Mr.. Harding by local Re-
publican leaders and although
Ardmore may be out Of his way,
Roy NJ. Johnson states that Mr..
Harding will stop here # it is
at all possible.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-11-03

The many friends of Mrs r.. Frank
iSlcckley Will regret to learn of her
illness She has been confind to her
bed during Che past week. and it is
hoped that her condition will Improve.
MisH Lucille Gunter OF Batesburg
spent lcss week -enti.irl Lexington. the
guest OF, Miss Hattis ,Lse; swfnsard.
pr. Geo. Is. Crorass;of Newberry
was ~ Lexington Wis. IL last Saturday
Col. AID Mrs. NJ. D. Harmon left
Tuesday fen Plant Citar Fla, to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Kie Robinson,
who is III. Col and Mrs. Harmon
viii spend the winter5Sin Florida, at
Plant City and other places.
G. Il. Harmon of Atlanta. Ga. Wis
tied his parents. Col. and Mrs. NJ. d.
Irarr,cn. last week.
Mrs. j. w. Iyler returned home
from Coiumbia yesterday where she
has been vi"i:iug her. brother, Mr..
Wade Lcaphart, who is very i'll at the
Baptist Hospital
MIR. Frank Clarke formerly of this
county cred Bunlk), now Superin-
tcndent of Cotton Mill at Anderson,
Visited the Stale fair last week. and
his old EC.Ic herr. He had with him
TWO daughters. We are glad Frank
has made good and is prospcring in
life Sorry sc did not meet him per-
son&liy. ',r.
1t. Col Julian Miller of Clemson
College. while at the state fair. Fri
day. >inld1 Il flying visit to his home.
nud parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sim !. Mil
Ter last Friday.
Miss Snnic Roberts MAS n visitor in
Colunbi" yesterday. ~.
Mr.. james Miller and Leo Hall Of
Wagner. s. g.. were two welcome Nis-
it0Hs III Lexington Sunday.
Nh Roy I3allcntinc> of Pine Ridge
was visiting relatives and friends here
yesterday.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-11-03
SAVED HIS HORSE

Mr.. l.. l.. Mcintyre. Of Altoona.
Ala. says: "Dr IcGar'S AntiscptI,.
Healing Powder quickly healed some
bad wirc cuts on my horse. defy
any .;trnnC"r 10 find the siightCs.; scar
on him.
Dr. Lv'icar'S Advice und Remedy
saved Ibis val, 'lc animal. He
warns ynu not to i, 'vc n wound. sore
o.. cut cNuoscd. bu' u dust on Or. Lc-
Gears Nntiscptic Healing Powder,
which instantly forms an ;intiseptic
protection and promotes healthy heal
ing.
IN his ~ years of Veterinary Prac-
tic" and Expert Poultry Breeding,
DR.. LcGcar has compounded q remedy
for every durable ailmcnt of stock or
poultry Whenever they require a
remedy. it will pay you. as it did MIR.
McyIntyrc. to purchase from your
dealers the proper DR.. LeGcar Rem
cdy. on a satisfaction or money hack
guarantee.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-11-03
CITATION NOTICE.

S.A:" OF South Iolina--County OF
Lexington.
~ George s. Drafts. T., -. i',obatc
Judge.
NiIi:l,l;AS. X. II. 'T..a.,"Imam
mad" suit TO me to grant n;:,t letters
OF Administration OF the estate Of and
effects Of Charlotte r. Zimmerman,
These are therefore to cite and ad-
moniSh all and singular the kindred
and creditors OF the said Charlotte 7.
Zimmerman, deceased, that they be
;tnd appear before me in the Court OF
Probate, to be held at Lexington, c.
H., S. c.. on 10th day OF November,
1870. next after publication hereof,
at II O'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause. if any they haves why the said
should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand, this lst day
Of November. Ammo D6mini 1920.
GEO. s. DRAFTS, I.. 81
Probate Judge Lexington: County, s. G..
Published on the 3rd day of No
rember, 1920. in the Lexington payer
= weeks.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-11-03

Mr.. Van NJ. Wingard, one of the
ing men in this section, spent Monday
in Lexington, his old home town. Mr..
Wingard has been with the Lcvering
Coffee Co., of Baltimore. for the past
sveral years. and up to II few months
age travelled Georgia and Florida. Hc
is now in this State and makes rcgu-
lar trips to Lexington. where his nu-
mcrous friends are always glad TO give
him cordial greeting.
Mrs Olin NJ. Price is OH an extend
cd visit to relatives in Burlington, N.
C. ,
r. C. Callison. ESQ. spent Saturday
in Edgefiold on legal business.
J. BooZcr Crews, of the Columbia
Record. was in Lexington for n short
time Friday afternoon. He is one or
the best news gatherers in the coun-
try and has been with The Rcord for
Il good many years. Mr.. Crews is we'll
known in Lexington. being 4 nephew
of Mrs. G.. NJ Elird. and his host or
friends wore glad to soc him Friday.
Nr Chas E Taylor leaves this
week fur Wintcrgrccn. Fla. on pros
pcctus trip. with Il view to locating in
the Land of Flowers" for tho winter
seasons at least.
Mr. Cogburn. Of the !iarmUn Drug
Co. spent Sunday with his parents at
Ridge Spring.
Mr.. William l.. Taylor. u leading
planter and uatal stores dealer 0f the
Hollow Creek section. was here Mon
day on business. Mr.. Taylor is one
of the best men in the county, and MS
friends arc legion.
Mr.. Andy T.. Corlcy. OF the Midway
section, had Il load of fine homemade
syrup on the Columbia market Mon
day morning and realized a good
price.
Mr.. Henry Corlcy. one of our sub
stantial farmers of the Midway sec
tion, was in town Tuesday morning.
Henry always did live at home and
provided some for the other folks.
. Miss Julia Buckley is off ON Il visit
to some of her kindred and friends
near Little Mountain for week or SO.
Mr.. =. O. McIIain. Jr.. made a
business tl1p over to Columbia,
Tuesday. He, like all live business
men, enjoys Il day off occasionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Jumper. of Ce-
10 hnr S1,
day.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-11-03
MACEDON NEWS.

The farmers of this section are
busy digging potatoes. ,'a-
The Macedon school opened Mon
day. we wish it much success.
Mr.. Alton Hall spent Saturday night
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Hall.
Mr.. Ctrren Craft returned home
Saturday after spending q few weeks
at Hampton Roads, Va, in the Navy.
Mr.. waiter Fallaw spent Sunday
with his parents. He is now a student
at the Edisto academy.
Miss Hattie Hall was home Sunday.
Miss Nettie Kyzer visited Miss
Blanche Hall, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Hall returned home
Sunday. after spending d jolly week
at Camp Jackson with her sister, Mrs
r. w. Sox
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-11-03
ARATiSTICE DAN TO BE
CEIEBRATED IN COLUMBIA

The first Southern ;rr meet and
arronaut:cal show viii be held at the
state fair grounds in Columbia on No.
ycmhrr II. the second ndFannivcrs;try of
The signing of the armisticc which
ended tho world war. This show is
being held under tho auspices of the
American legion, and is something
new for this section. There will be
zee; between notov cars and motor
cycles and acroDlanes American.
French and British planes OF the va
r:ous types competing. Fancy flying
and daredevil stunts will be pulled Off
in mid-air, embracing wing walking.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-11-03
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. Lawrence Corley of the Midway
section. ca,ried on the Columbia mar
kct, Monday morning, one Of his us
ual loads OF vegetables and substan-
tials OF life. TO supply and please the
citizens OF that city.
Mrs. Hendrix Roberts. or Red
| Knoll, was IL business visitor in town
this week.
Mrs. Edward Hendrix and daugh-
| tcr'. OF St. Johns. were busy shop
| ping here Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. Andrew Corley. of
Midway. were quite busy in town yes
| tcrday.
Hon. u. Frank Etird, the able sec
rctary OF the State Agricultural So
c;cty. WAS here Tuesday. He deserves
us our people enjoyed in Columbia
last week.
Mr. land Mrs. II. Roberts Of Cedar
Grove. were busy shoppers here in
own Monday. Glad to have them.
"Dock" Taylor one of thn jovial
and clever citizens OF rcar Gilbert
was Il '""lConr visitor in town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Roberts of
Providence" paid our town Il pleasant
visit Monday.
Mrs. lHT,'y iiurman uf The 81. Pet =
rr's section vas here Saturday shop
png.
Tie friends OF Miss Olga Nawl wilt
he St2h - learn that she is at home.
after an operation Tor appendicitis; at
the CoIumhir lInπa. and is doing
nicely
n"iy Ji!uinicc R1,"l is one OF the
ol% iaud hinS~ c1 Lexington. For
| nr,.''ty all Of his !ifc he has expert
cnccd much of Lexington and in his
glad to have him return. But some
! how. there is Il reason, for his visiting
Port Royal so frequently. aud we cX-
| cusr him. He leaves Friday frls tnc
| awaits him there.
| 1t was the pleasure Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. llarman. last Thursday and
Friday. while on Il visit to the State
fair 20 share the hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. K. Il. Melton at their love-
! ly home in Shnndm.
Mrs. Fl. T.. nighy of Columbia and
| Miss I;"Ne kr:,l:ncr % Spar;anb.Ir;s
! ar. IN, on. * this week cf Mrs - T
! I.rHl,h"r..
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-11-03

aerial combats and changing from
one plane to another during flight
This Is q rare treat for the people of
this section of the. country and all
that can should attend this show in
Columbia on November II next.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-11-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

ed and delivered to me by the hairs
of S. e. Geiger, deceased, l. will sell
on the 3rd day of December, 1920.
lat public sale, on the premises to the
highest bidder, the following describ-
ed real estate:
1. All that piece or tract Of land In
Cav Cav township, Calhoun County.
South Carolina, containing seventy
five T5) acres. more or less, bounded
on the southwest by the Kennerly
public road, and adjoining lands of
A. III. Wolfe, and known as tract No.
3 OF the w. J. Sem land
2. All that certain piece or tract OF
land in Cav Cav Township. Calhoun
County, South Carolina, containing
fifty-three and one-third (53 1-3)
east by the kenncrly public road, and
adjoining lands Of 3. d. Livingston,
part OF the w. j. Sem land
3. All that certain piccc or tract of
land in Cav Cav Township. Calhoun
County, South Caroline. containing
Iseventytive (75) acres, more or'Iess.
bounded on the south west by the
&cnnc-ly puhlic read, anG adjcins
land "f \. Il. Wolfe. and is known as F.
tract No. OF the w. =. Sem land. n
4. All that certain p:acc or tract
,"r land in Eu!l swamp Township,.T.. y.
Lexington County, South Carolina,
containing cighty-threc (S3J acres, =
more or less adjoining the D. J. -.
Knots homestead tract. and known I
as tract No. :. Of the u. J. Knots land.
:. All that certain piece or tract Z
of land in Bull swamp Township,
Lexington County, South Carolina,
more or less. and known as tract No.
| . of the ID. j. Knots land.
6. All that certain piece or tract of
land in Bull Swamp Township Ley-
ington County, South Carr:ir.,. con-
tanning ffty-eiSt.t ana ui.c-halt
(5S 1D acres. mole or less ;rfG.
known rs irnc: No. of the d ~
Knots land.
!
land in Bull Swamp Township. Lex
ington County. South Carolina, con-
tanning fifty-two (52) acres. more ORD
less. and known as tractNo. 9 Of; the
! ID. ]. Knots land. .. ~. 4
S. All that certain piece or tract ofs
land in Bull Swamp Township. Lex
IinEton County, South Carolina. con-
tanning forty-seven and one-fourth
(47 1-4) acres. more or less, and
known as tract No, II of the d. j.
Knots land.
8. All that certain piece or tract
of land in Bull Swamp Township,
Lexington County, South Carolina.
containing fifty (50l acres, more ord
less. and known as tract No. of, the9
d. }. Knots land. 81
| The right has beer reserved iis
tracts Nos. S, 6 and as they appears
on the plat OF The Knots land td1
raise a II foot iiu2td Of water in Bulb
Swamp Greek ut the dam markedrl
! N.Y.. on the plat OF said land. andl
ti.c land will he acIi subject 10 thisl
reservation. III
10. All that certain piece or parceIj
OF laud III til" T0Hn OF Swansea, Lea
iinSton County. South Carolina, boundLa
ed on The north oy Mrs. Il. f. Rast.1
l.. G. Cutler and j. ]. Cutler. measr
uring thereon seveutS-hvc (T5) feetj
least by lot Of Mrs. Annie Williams 81
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-11-03

snec;o1 t,x nc ro,,os
Dict No eoo .,
Dist No :. croo 49,, ,,.o IN.
p;s, NJ ,r .,,oo , O., ,,,Q
D;,. ~, 20 g. ~
''iSt' NO. 70 Spec. and bonds IL mills
LIST NO. ~ spec. end bonds. 16 mills
Inst NO. a. spec. ana ponds.l6 mills
h'''' NO. "'' spec. ana pondS. IL mills
rist. No. &c. Snec. and bonds 70 mills
Dist. No. II, spec. mills
Districts Nos. s. . 10 II n 1f o.
~, "a. 35. 40. AZ. A.. so "a CT 6a
CO. 77.78, so. 81 and s.. Special 3 mills
Districts Nos. 20. A.. TO. and So.
districts Nos . . : - "a %
9, 90 ao ., .. % % AZ ,e.,c
IA ~ co =, -r O. a % ,
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-11-03

Public notice is hereby given that,
State county and school taxes for Lex
ington county will be received by me
from October 18th. to- December 31st.
1920. inclusive
The levy is as follows:
For State purposes. .12 mills
For good roads, state high
way (acts 192O) ...2 mills
For Int and Prin. highway
iofiH . mills
For constitutional school " 3 mills
For county ordinary pur-
poses .... ....14k mills
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-11-03
Tax Notice.
Office County Treasurer
Lexington County.

Lexington, S. c., Oct. 1, 1920.
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@esier1tng Merieo's 1T ie6r entriftet.

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Jranfrei6 fp1 11e1te1t. Matipnalbnnb
plnnet1.

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