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Arizona republican., 1920-10-26
ROOSEVELT DAY
 TOBE OBSERVED
 IN EVERY SCHOOL
Tomorrow is Roosevelt day.

Tomorrow is Roosevelt day.
 There will be exercises at each of the city's r grammar and primary schools, at the high school, the Osborn school and at a number of the sub urban schools. These exercises will have a uniform program, arranged by a committee appointed by Mayor Plum kett and accepted by the school au- thorities.
 At each school will be a short ad- dress by citizen familiar with the life of the great American and a still shorter address by a representative of the Women's Roosevelt Memorial asso- citation. There will be songs by the pupils and, in some instances, a school contribution to the program. But the exercises are not expected to take more than half an hour. In most of the schools they are to be in the open air.
 The committee wishes it thoroughly understood that the exercises are for the public generally, as we'll as for the children, and that they are being held at the schools primarily for the reason that the public best could be reached by this course. In some of the schools the exercises will be shortly after the morning session opens and in others al 1:15
 The list of speakers and the time al each school will be announced tomor- row morning by Mrs. Helen Baxter secretary of the local committee.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-26
Liberty Bonds BOUGHT FOR CASE
 B. H. Dodt
8 WEST ADAMS

! CAN PAY you more for your scc- ondhand goods and sell for less. O. K. Exchanre. 1tth Sc and Van Buren Phone so7s. t
Arizona republican., 1920-10-26
SHE COULD IF SHE WOULD

She-I don't think it is right to say q woman can't keep a secret.
 He-What makes you say that2 She-No woman ever tried.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-26

Speaking at Gilbert High School Au- ditorium tonight, 8 p. m. Nit Simms Carl Hayden and others. Everybody welcome Adv.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-26
WANrFn-LIrIp- MaIF

NOTICE TO MECHANICs-Tem porary shortage of gravel cars make in advisable for moro mechanics to come Co Ripley if obliged Co get work atsoncc. Heavy construction delayed foe probably two weeks. But excellent opportunity for mechanics who are foot loose and who may be glad to gcs lumber through us at cost plus 10 pef cont (Wc buy in S300 900 lots, wHolesalel. and put up houses Go live insor to rent on lott that can be bought ate sio per month. prices $220 to S3s5 foe good ones. Housing occommoda- tidns are not being built fast enough totaiso care Of mechanics alone. to say udthing of others. Our work not stepped. merely enough mechanics on hand or in correspondence with us to tako care of concrete construction for a few weeks. Fun program will cover hetween t200.o00 and S300.0O0 worth of copstruction between now and May. twice as much next fan and winter. Gdod mechanics never idle long in this valley.
 II the prospects look good come over: don't expect long letters in answer to a lot or questions We are too busy building tho new city of Ripley-the only 1.-Two inland new city on the map to write many letters.
 Buy ticket Go Ripley. via Blythe. Regular train service G days week be- gin Oct (. Don't come unless you have tent and bedding or win build. large or small on your own time and funds wf-l the help VIC offer above. Watch for our ad when we are ready for moro men on concrete buildings. BLYTHE CONSTRUCTION CO. RIP LEY CALlF It
 WANTED-At once: good boy with wheel; good pay. steady work. 129 N First Ave. dp
 MEAT CUTTER wanted at Schaef- re- Market Phone 22 Tempe Ariz. gs
 BARBER wanted. 325.Oo guarantee. Modern Barber shop. Mesa. Phone 28. dm sARGENTs EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
 E. IT, SARGENT
 Skilled and unsknlod labor on short notice. 26 First St Phone t243. tf IG E WIRE EMpLCNNENI. AGCY
 Cactus Way Phone 693
 Competent tclp sent Co any place i1 tlie state on short notice.
 TELfABLr EMPLOYMENT OF riAa. -aa e. cert1I. Phone i1T3. Good 'ot-9n picA.rs furnished any uumbcr
 PHONE ruAuvAN -49GS
 L60ENfN ENIioN1IENr OFFICE
 EfiiAUI.E HELP FURNISHED ON eiflbI NOTICE. III s. lSt St q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
NEW YORK PLANS HOMES
FOR HARR|ED TENANTS
City's Budget Committee Chairman
Has Plan to Finance
Housing Scheme.
tBy Associated Press !

NEW YORK. April lD.-iIomcs for
81 900 OF New York's harricd tenants.
to be sold without down payment
on terms far below currer r.rsala.
"ili ri." or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a
can't lots IL a proposal now before the
board OF estimate is adopted by the
city.
Edward " Dye chairman of tho
bulge committee Of me rot csta. o.
board OF Sew York. who proposed
Tho plan. was requested by lie boar!
OF estimate yesterday to take it up
with the Mayors committee on ron;
proiiteerine. 1t was -stiuatch shat
II the pan FOUND favor there 1t Would
receive city backing
Mr.. Doyle's plan calls for forlra-
ton Of a $4,000 200 builiin', loan rs
ISOLATION with win Ga ;he cit, would
cooperate by furIis -: warrant .oIs
on nfryycar leases. The city nwrs
thousands of sucn cots. acquired in
delinquent tax Proc ling.
The association would lysuc g. GOO. =
00o in prepaid stock. which Mr. DOVE
said real estate investors would rcudi-
~ buy, and $4,000 600 in instalimo,.r
stock which would hc sold TO uro:-
pcctivc home pur 'noEcrs u blocks of
twcnt: five shares AZ Slcu a share.
The stock would be paid for at tho
rate Of 80 cents per share per month.
or $3.50 for the Twenty-Five shares.
The proceeds would ho used TO
erect concrct. houses 10 be sold for
f2.5b0 each The purchaser would M,
six per cent on the purchase pr.r,,
in monthly instal!ncnts oG $3.50.
which. with his payment on his stoc,,
would bring his ito".Ely outgo up TO
va. To this would h" added :. 3, per
cent payment to the city as rental for
I e.,
In twelve years the dues paid on the
stock would amount 10 Sl.su0. which.
with earnings accredited to the stock
would pay for the house The pur.
chaser could then at his leisure nu--
chase the lot from tho city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
EIGHT-HOUR DAY FOUND
UNSUCCESSFUL IN FRANCE
workers DO Not Produce NJ Much M
In Longer Period, Contrary to
Relief.
IDy Associateh prcgs I

PARIS. April l0.--Argumcnts that
establishment OF the eight hour day
would result in as large. or greater.
outputs az the ten or twelve hour
day have been proved !allac!ous. so
far as France ~ concerned, by an
lnvcgtisation conducted by thc min
isiry o. commerce. Those vino have
made Il study OF the French worker
ana know his inherent antipathy 10
being concerted into II machine for
automatic action. are not surprised
by the conclusion that production Is
decreased in exact proportion TO the
reduction in the hours OF labor
In the merchant marine IL has been
found necessary to increase the per-
sonnet - per cent: the wood work
.Ig Industry. In which the working
hours Were reduced - per cent. has
lost 80 per cen, OF its output and
makers O! bicycles. carriers and other
similar machines have found their
production cut down 81 l3 per cent.
ToMiii" Industries ccntcrinE about
RouhaiN report manufactures have
fallen OFF 20 par cent under ;hc
cieht-h"ur System. and enough opera
tors to handle the work cannot BIO
found. cih"r Industries show similar
figures.
The results OF the investigation,
while disputed By labor organizations,
are accepted bY the ministry as OFF,
cial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
u, cArn,RIN,: Gnor,I.

FAIi!S, April lD.-Th" humb!e spi-
der bids fair to rcvO!Gt!onizc The
science OF architecture and over
throw all accepted theories of
gravity and balance.
Charles Lans!ac, famous French
scientist. has just submitted Il re.
port 20 the Psychological Institute OF
Paris. in which he advises cnI,nrcr
20 study the .pidcr's web. adding
they viii obtain SON" hlrh Va 4
able hints Of constructions aHi equI!-
ihrium from II. Ills report j. hnc;;.
up by "a series OF remarKabl. close
40 photographs of rhc delicate spi-
Icr's home.
IN" report instances tn. CTS, OF
Il cobweb bu!lt in "a corner bctwccn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
The Examination

The examination is the most I'm :
por'ant part OF the proceeding when
sufferer calls upon the United Doc
tors Whilst 1t is entirely free 10
those calling. yet the examination
Is made as thorough and rs accurate
as If the patient had paid the regular
examination charge. After the dag
nosis is made the mode Of, treatment
Is then determined.
The mos, delicate man. woman or
child need have no fear either OF
having an N-Ray examination made
or OF taking electrical treatments.
The X-Ray and electrical atreatmnnts
,2kS SEsS.2Is,S.A,2 SsSz d a. .syx33 .ys.se
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
NO EXCUSE FOR PRESENT
HIGH PRICES OF SOFT coal.
bltnmihous Commission Declares
Cost 10 Consumer Is Out of
All Reason.

ii ROE I
W rs HIN GTpE. Aprn - The
United states bituIminous- coal COM
mission which settled tho dispute
between SOFT coal ni'rs ana opcr-
a;ors. declared IN a formal statement
today THAI present prices of bitumi-
nous coal were Iu"&cusabl" and out
of all relation - ,he inurguHc In The
cost Of production caused by hirh.r
wages granted by the commissions"
Declaring thDt the rr,seut rise in
iriccH could not be attriuuieI 20 tho
caupllrn fo- earl. buvlnr. tho COM
missions statement; said ,hera We're
various cluses for the "tcnprrury
M" ri trend" iuv.uins widesDre
feeling mas thcr. lu.ght he "a scarcity
az coal for domestic us". due TO for
ciEn demand
e "'rA.ry seems also 90 be "a mIswp-
pr"hcnsiou in rcrard TO productions"
the siI;emyu: .u4eu "'rhe weekly
reports Of the gcotouieal survey show
that Ia tho r~si 1uartor az 'ha 'ir...nt
YEAR production was dc .ilcdly la ~
"css Of The production iaet year aud
slirh;l. Tn aNna=s vf tho production
under hirh proaslru !u 1915 There
Is therefore. nU r,aFou based on the
past fcw months, for tine SKY rocket
ing Of prices
'rhc t,tu OF Immediate suffering
from car shprtsi,r stttus tiau TO firgTc
IA The rcasous for tho hurry Tier"
wcr" sufi-irut care and mo- Sc posr"r
to distribuir this unu.uv prutuuJiuu
ar the past f,H rr,VtEs uu tH omit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
STUDY THE SPIDER, SAYS
NOTED FRENCH SCIENTIST
Charles Lansiac Advises Engineers to Consider Web
Structure Built by Little Architects for It's Bal
and Seeming Defiance of GRAVITY

two walls. where not the ..li=n,cs.
projection of any sor; supports the
threads. what did the spider tic?
IL. evolved Il series OF bl'arct.; u"d
tensions bY suspendinE pebbles 1T
proper angles. thus finally balancing
tho web
The photo@raphs have created &
Stir In TIA. scientific world here main
~ because they tend % contradict
natIy the principles az gravity
hitherto accepted.
Furthermore. the spidcr-thc mos;
powerful! athlete in the word il pro-
portion to his siEc-is able 20 lift
objects weighing lis tines his own
weight, Applied TO humans. that
would enable II man of ordinary
size and weight to lir; five tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
Complr.c E.idrncc in MlIum Cu.c

Evidence on both sides was com.
pl"tcd IN the case Of w NJ Milan, OF
iI"niico County. being tried before
th" United States District Court. yes
ticraaN and will hc submitted TO The
Jury tomorrow after the argument
Tor the defense and prosecution. on
the charge OF conducting a liuuor dis
'!licTN which had not been bonded.
with intent to defraud the govern.
mcmt OF taxes. The case was given
seven preliminary hearings. before
hcing sent on TO the District Court
IN" case OF Edward Mccra. charged
Win larceny from The United States
mails. was continued untn the Octo-
Der term OF the District Cour;. as the
Jury could not agree as to MS gull.
rho court adjourned until Monday
morning at 1890 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
NAVY IS BRINGING HOME
BODIES OF HEROIC DEAD
G.o'0 Marines Who Lost Lives VIII
Rest ia Soil nf Home
Land.

iiy y --aciHt"l Press
iN'tlS. Aptti l0.-E Nhumation of
III" bodies or United states marines
and sailors VINO died outside tho bat
u" zones 100 this country during III.
war has been commenced by the
American Navy department.
Thcrc are now 2Ou naE-drapc,i
collins AZ hrcst awaiting shipment 10
ine ted States and he first ship
m'it w.ll hc made late la ApriI.
Thrc at" about COO American navy
n.n ia this category buried in
France. mostly at base ports. aud OF
nose ten viii b" scu' TO America.
Relatives OF the remainder have
aprosscd "a dys!r" that their dead be
cit IN France.
.illvd or dici iu tn" battle zones.
and these VIII be rNhumrh by army
units when they begin TO remove
hcsn dead next November.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
DANISH FARMERS TO HALT
STRIKERS FOOD SUPPLY
EAn>prrnIrd by Delays In Shipments
Growers Determine 10 Strike
IIuck
my AssDcIated rr..s.l

by Associated Press.
tJfHNliAGEN, April l0.-.t ma
joritS OF the Danish farmers. who
arc Tia" backbone or the nation. arc
"NhSp"rhtcd over tnc continuous labor
troubles, which are preventing the
transpor; o! farming product to Eng
land and the United States. AMI con
template direct action by cutting OF
Copenhagen and other Danish towns
from agricultural produce. meat and
grains until! the strikes are stamped
out.
IN" bakers. 'nasonA. scamcn and
longs horcmcn are si!ll on strike. Tn.
.ongshOrcui-n are willing TO neco,i-
ate. hut ar" Informed that This is i'm
possible until work Is resumed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
EXPECT SENSATIONAL
CHARGES IN VICE CASE
investigation Postponed Tntii Middle
of Next Week, When Zig De-
VclOpmcnts May Break.

l3y .NtspcID trsSS
NEW YORK. April lo.-Ncw York S
vice campaign was halted tonight un-
til the middle OF next week.
Then the extraordinary grand jury
Will reconvene and, IL is understood
Will dispose " charges preferred
agains, Assistant District Attorney
James y. Smith. vice crusader. by
Police Inspector Domlnick Henry
commanding the city's far-iiunG ten
dcrloin. These charges are 10 the
effect that Smith sought protection
Of certain women, and was himself
Interested in gambling establish
mcnt.
Smith this week obtained ind!ct
m"nt of lienr" by the regular grand
Jury on Il charge OF neglect of duty
1t was said tonight that after his
own ease liz disposed Of Smith Will
seek Indictment OF n more serious ma.
turc against one Of the five policC
officials already. under charges
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
Asks s.5.oOo Damages.

Damages in tho sum OF $4,000 arc
asked by W. l.. GravinS. local COM
mission merchant. in Il suit on trial
in HustinBs Court, Part H.. in which
Walker d Hines. director general OF
railroads.. Is named as defendant
iravins alleges statements calculated
to injnrc his character were made
by an agent of an express company
in controversy over shipment of
eggs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
STEAMER MYSTIC ADRIFT.
ADVICE OF RAOI0GRAM
ship Overdue ~, Newport News liz
hue To- Arrive yhcrc
Ipunx

rs A-=ptlAitl I'-"ss.
NEW YORK, Arm ip-i:ndio adj
v.c"s received here today By the naval
communications H"rvlc. from the
st"a'ner Mys,lc, ia distress abou; $50
miles "-st from Sew YORK. indicated
I'D. was still drifting. The coast
guard cutter pssip"c which put ont
trpm Portland 20 the Mystics assist
.tur". is expected ~ officials Of the
aarvi"" acre Z" reach the disabled
snip some ;tmr THIS afternoon The
My<t.c ray. her position as 80 81
Nurth and e.. /. West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
Ship E,rcctcd Tn,in,.

u fE-0I.1'|I n - |
NEWPORT MEMS April I0-'rhe
steamer raparoa. OF the Sew ZEALAND
Shipping cVmpanJ's feet. England to
Nrw Zealand. which is six DAYS overdue
az fEis port. ~ safe and expects 10
arriv" her. tomorrow. according TO 81
radio W"ssnE" received from tho ship
to-day Tho m"s,aS" Indicated that
her delay had O"on caused by cx-
'rcnriy rough weather at sea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

service division at the Fort Hays
Norma! School. has been dismissed.
II became known today. On March -
Or. Harvc: appealed Ia state officials
for aid in restoring order" a; the
school. asserting a soviet" had taken
control. II developed. school and
state officials siid. that The profess
sor. with some others. had been duck
ed in a pond on the campus by class
men when he refused To work on an
athletic track
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
Steering Scar i nro,..n.

BOSTON, Aprb ~ Til" Belgian
steamer Scrbior reported today that
hHl steering eng ur Was hrokcn and
h'nd scar disabled but 'hat She "N-
bst'"u 20 b" abl" to reach Halifax
although weather conditions were bad.
'ho Strbior gave her position as about,
80" mil"s south OF i!aliIaN. She loft
'"wpor' News .Npril for Antwerp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

iI"nry M.ir. oi N.w York. president Of
"" Actuarial Society ~ America. Will he
til" principal speaker tuinurrow at III"
weckly injecting ui the LIZ" Underwriters
| O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

'Du'I>cd" Professor Loses Postum.
HAYS. KANSAS. April l0-p. CAS-.
per iiarv"%. hcad Of the English de-
partment and director Of tho public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

Virginia Randolph Elicit school for Girls
VIII reopen tomorrow, after a reCes, for
IA" Easter holidays. Miss i;osalic IL No
land. the principal. announced yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

Thcr" VIII IL = meeting .! the Highland
l'hrk ,iil.cus Assoc latiun tomorrow night
In the Highland Park school building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

Hannah l.. Johnson, president OF tho
Iaren;a ana TEACHERS i.c!gu" 81 Moore
school announced Yesterday thit the
league Will NICE. tomorrow afternoon a;
III. s.l.lml AZ III, n.olnclS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

III" nr'nc!p.i FpeaE"r .oinortow at tn.
of iIicnmond - The Richmond iio;ci at
l O'Clock.
r1 1bet C,, TiI + rin .: The m!shi.pl
in tho Highland Park school bniidims
viii 'rc"pcn tomorrow. after a, recess " tnr
M Easier holidays. Miss Tosaiic IL No
raul ka,namori,. The -nily sunday of
TheoIogiea! seminar in Gintcr PARK. TO,
night a, O'clock.
: M%m4sF. A..%e.rls, SgHNsn , g :.v
igorninf q io:a''o Clock IN R ' audI; uSTi
"f III" chamb.r OF Commerce TO discuss
insmbSr: GiISrd g; 4"EffmT f' IS 70 pr t@s
s,s Sark. a'Sh% sMsrn ysS nTSiiiSn
n \. Tally. tT.psurer. and " H. Cease.
secretary.
,, G,a'nraPg; y. niehmopa Light lnfaniry
tomiorrow night In tho zine! lin! Hrn"rv H'a At
s.? by Major ;I"s.ph. I.cNnsuri"r. can:
An. ani iioDe'; u scale. ii il. second second
land a;,Pa, concerts WI, r hel! Tuesdays a.
Hna.risrs at ,G!amp he. It was .ennounsed
Tqf;f %i o Gf5'iS On BE
parade ground In IRON, OF hcudqunriers
1iann%h T TonGFsa rgssdn; q M the
school announced cc-terGiy thtt the
leHEu" Will NICE. tomorrow afternoon al
til" school a; 3:3n o'clock.
NJ conference OF teachers held ycs-
tc-dav afternoon II was determined that
i;ing.,, !. Shnwsn. T. y. Harris and Agar
sections % ia" city. viii have charge OF
tn" school census. aud VIII obtain the
names 90 all persons from u to 10 years
OF axe Th" city has been divided into
three districts in order to facilitate the
Member az TIA" business woman's Club
are planning for meeting TO be held
Tucs.Iav evening at ESQ o'clock in the
Central building OF the Young Woncu's
Christian issocIa lion.
"Thc Relation Of Engineering "a tn" Do
~ louineut OF Richmond will be- the sub
jcct 81 address 10 hc delivered before
i.!ChuOnl Chapter. American AssOciat ion
of Engineers at S;t5 o'clock tomorrow
rirht In III. auditorium OF the Virginia
Mechanics Institute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

HanF concerts vii! hy hold Tuesdays at
! o'clock ~ til" stand in front of mead
quarters 1T Camp Lee. 1t was ennounced
yesterday There VIII u" II battalion pa :
radc each THURSDAY at 1870 O'Clock on the
parade ground In front OF hcudquarirrA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

Paul khuamn. IN" "RIly sunday" Of
Japan. VIII speak IN the chapel %; Union
ThcoioEiea! seminary. In Gintcr Park. to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

The Relation Of EnEincerinE 20 tn" Do
i"ct 81 an address 10 bc delivered before
Richmond Chapter. American Associate ion
OF Engineers at S:is O'Clock tomorrow
richt in the auditorium Of the Virginia
MrCh hni.s' lnkt!tule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

Members of the business wonans Club
are planning FOR meeting 10 be he'd
'It.,S ,i'v "v"nInt: ESQ O'Clock in the
Central building OF tho Young Women
Christian tSEpCla ton
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-05
IRA Gle
GIVES WARNING TO
INNE RS IN The
DEMOCRATICPRIMAR
By Redynsl

Now that the primary election has
settled the little family controversy
indulged in every two years by the
democratic party as to who will carry
the banner in the general election
against the republican hosts who are
looking with coveteous eyes toward
the seats Of the mighty in the county
courthouse, it is time for the leaders
of the party to take a few moments
and reflect, and see what the times
viii demand Of them between now and
the general election in November.
That the primary election docs not
settle the whole matter SO far as
county officers are concerned as in
former days is getting more evident
with each succeeding election, and
unless the democratic party maintain
u gooI organization adhercnts Of that
faith are going to awaken some We'd
nesday after the first Tuesday in
November and find that the republi-
cans have captured some, if not all of
the county offices, rubbed salt into
their wounds, and are preparing to
sit back in the seats Of respective
offices and hand a grand laugh to
all democrats who were loud in pro-
claiming that the republican party
in Carter county never had a chance.
Wise leaders among the democrats
If this county are beginning to realize
this fact and are shaping their course
accordingly. They have profited by
the lesson learned in the primary
election and arc going to take no
chances at all with the uncertain ele-
mcnt which yields a terrific power
in political affairs. That element is
the N vote which is likely to
raise havoc with both old parties
whenever The ladies begin to get used
to the novelty Of the affair.
The republican party in Carter
county have named a complete ticket
and are going to make an active cam
paign to elect some of 1t. The ticket
bears the names of some Of the most
substantial, business and professional
men Of the county whose records are
clean and they are going to poll a
heavy vote in the November election.
The campaign for the general cleo
ton is now ON, ard the democrats
who were named at Tuesdays pri-
mary may as we'll begin to work az
once if they hope for ultimate sue
cess. should they fail TO do so, they
may find that in November some 9TH
or element may have caused the dope
to be smeared over the landscape, and
they will have had all the work and
yvnyr,- incidental TO "A strenuous cam
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-05

Jury Commissioners Adjourn
The board of jury commissioners
net us ordered by the district court