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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
STATE FAIR WILL
OPEN MEXICAN TRADE

Dallas, TeXas.-The Mexican Ma.
tional government is bending every
effort to promote friendly trade rela-
tions with the United States Address.
ing recent meeting OF wholesalers
on Dallas, Consul Roberto Garcia de-
clared
my country will have the greatest
and most complete array of exhibits
this year az the State Fair Of Texas
TO be held in your city October 9 to
"a. that has ever been exhibited abroad.
In addition TO the big delegation which
will accompany this exhibition, large
excursions are now being prepared to
bring to Dallas the most prominent
business men Of Mexico.
81 repeat, gentlemen, here Is your
chance. Advertise your markets,
show them what you have 70 offer, and
confidently assure you that your
relations with my country may be made
permanent and mutually beneficial"
Consul Garsias Office is in Dallas,
Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04

Recat's Smiles of 1920" This will be
given each afternoon and evening in
the state fair coliseum. In &C 'ition
there will be Barnes All.Star H.ppo-
drome Of twenty acts before the
grand stand each day. Automobile
races have been provided for three
days of the exposition THE Siege
OF the Dardanelles" replica in pyro-
technique display Of one of the great
est battles of the world war is to fur
nish the nights entertainment before
the grandstand. A multitude Of musi-
clans, comprising some Of the best
bands Of the United States Will be-
there, to say nothing Of the Estado
Mayor Band Of III pieces which is.
sent TO the state fair this year by
the Mexican government The Mexican
National Exhibit is the premier feat
ure Of this years exposition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
Date OF ANNUAL
STATE FAIR OCT. 9

Dallas, Texas.-Within snort tlms
now gates will swing open at Daiiaa
for the thirty.fourth annual exposition
Of the State Fair of Texas q
Dates of the great state exposition
this year are October to "a. showing
that sixteen red letter days for Ie1as
are promised on the calendar OF Ocr
Der. AS usual the great state laif
Of Texas, coming in October, marks
the imprint OF its calendar existence,
On Texas history, and officials OF the
big show have left no stone unturned
this year to make the exposition Dig
ger and more extensive In It's scope
than ever before.
An elaborate program Of amusement
has been provided including a'great
musical extravaganza known as De
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
SPECIAL DAYS WILL
feature STATE FAIR

Dallas Texas.-The great State Fair
OF Texas which swings wide its gates
October for sixteen days exposi'
tion. has made every effort TO take
care OF all activities by scheduling
Of special days. Something will be
doing each day of the sixteen not alone
10 attract the great mass OF a million
and more people who will pass through
the exposition gates. but for the par
ticular concern OF every organization.
Nobody has been overlooked, Sunday,
October 10. will be Scandinavian Day;
Monday, October II. Wholesale Manu-
facturers' Day; Tuesday October IL.
Mexico Day, Dallas Day, Columbus
Day; Wednesday, October lS, Fine Arts
Day, 36th Division Day; Thursday, Oct.
ober "A. Cattlemen's Day. Texas Eclec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
AUTOMOBILE DEAL ERS
MEET IN A MONDAY
LUN CHEQN SESSION At
CHAM BER Of COMMERCE

A business meeting Of the Auto
mobile Dealers Association will be
held at o'clock tomorrow after
noon al the Chamber Of Commerce
when decisions will be made relative
TO matters brought before the organi-
zation at todays MONDAY luncheon
session.
The meeting today noon was Of spe-
cial interest and in keeping with a
tribute paid the organization by c.
W. Richards to the effect that the
Automobile Dealers are the livest,
most wide-awake and among the most
progressive set Of men, the Ardmore
Dealers Association has under consd
GRAFTON many matters Of importance
not only to their own organizations,
but 10 the city at large.
OF special interest was a talk by
James Barron, secretary. of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, who dwelt particu-
larly upon the power Of such an or
ganiz2tion TO asst in enforcing
laws which pertain directly TO auto
mobile owners. Mr. Barron went into
details Of the subject and urged the
expansion OF the organization by TAX
ing into membership owners of cars.
ell of whom had mutual interest with
the dealer. The speaker called at
tention TO the matter of cut IN prices
stating that he could determine no
reason for the cut or a possibility
Of lower prices at this fine He also
took occasion 10 rap the newspapers
| by stating that IL as much time was
| spent in telling Of the splendid condi-
| tions Of the country, with regard 10
/ the production Of all commodities and
the general welfare, as there is 10
telling Of the unrest and unsettled
labor conditions, the entire country
would be benefited a hundred fold.
The matter Of boys work was also
presented the dealers by Mr.. Barron.
Preceding Mr.. Barron, Mr.. Rich
ards called the attention Of the deal
ers 10 the public health department
Of the city and asked their cooper
alton in this work.
Others who talked on matters Of
interest were c. G. Whitchureh. Ray
Beede, j. T. Mckinley who recently
moved here from Oklahoma City and
who is associated with the Stroman
Motor Company, l.. d. Nelms and NJ
e. Witt Won &. Goshorn presided
al the meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
RED FORK WOMAN
HERE SEA R CHIN 6
FOR LOST BROTHER

Mrs. W p. Davidson Of Red Fork
Is in Arimore and Is searching for
her brother. William f. Williamson,
who she believes is in this vicinity
Mr.. Wilkinson was last reported al
Hobart. where he was seen en- August
25th, and was headed towards Ard
more. He is about 80 years old, blond
and weighs l75 pounds.
Mr.. Williams travels In a Dodge
roadster with Colorado license tag.
engine number 47s67 and body number
42s5sO. He is representing the 7. s.
snoagrass Fruit company OF Trini'
dad. Col.
Mrs. Davidson says that her brother
was wounded In the late war and Is
subject to spells OF absent .mindedness.
due to wounds from when he mas
not fully recovered.
Anyone who knows tn, whereabouts
Of the young man IL earnestly re-
cltsted to com ~,unicats With Mrs
davidson or acali,. the Ardmorelte
ci orial department
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
VAN WYCK HEADS
RED CROSS CALL

Oklahoma City, Oct. State head
quarters for the Fourth Annual Roll
Call of the Red Cross in Oklahoma
were opened here today by W. O..
Van Wyck. who is state manager Of
the Lion Bonding and Surety Com
pany, Omaha plans 10 get the Rol
Can organization in shape just as
soon as possible for the enrolment
November II TO 25.
Two appointments were announced
by Mr.. Van Wyck yesterday Mrs.
Claude B. Mccartney, divisional rep
resentatiye Of the southwestern divis-
ion American Red Cross, will be
executive secretary at state headquar-
ters during the campaign. J. Cecil
Brown president Of Brown, Connery
& Company Oklahoma City, again will
be state publicity director.
To get a Roll Gail organization set
up in each county VIII he the first
aim Of M Van Vyck The appoint
ment OF county Roll Call chairmen and
county publicity directors will be made
soon.
4 conference Of state Red Cross
workers and those who will be ac-
tive in the Roll Call is TO be he'd In
Oklahoma City, October Is and Il. Al
this conference the latest phases OF
the Red Cross program will be discuss.
( ed and plans Will be laid for the
| Fourth Roll Gail.
Among those who VIII attend this
conference viii be Dr. Livingston Far
rand, chairman OF the American Red
Cross; Frederick c. Munroe, general
manager Dr. L. A. Peterson. direc.
. tor general of health service and 9th.
er speakers and departmental manag
ers from the national and division
headquarters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
ARDMORE FANS GIVEN
CHANCE TO SEE WORLDS
BIG BASEBALL SERIES

Continued from Page One)
sisnment Of umplres 10 their posi-
lions has no; yet been made, but since
lfe series win open in = National
League park il is expected that either
Henry O'Day or william Klein will
work behind the bat in The first
game
This arrangement viii mean that
ether National League umpire will be
et second base, with William Dineen
and Thomas Connolly Of the American
League, al first and third bases, re-
cpectively Under this plan. Con-
molly, who is the senior umpire Of
the American League will work be-
mind the place in Wednesdays game.
As result Of the great demand
for tickets this year President Eb-
belts has decided to dispense with
music az the games In Brooklyn. I,
was his intention 10 have a band
on hand 10 help the Brooklyn fans
root. but the attendance Of the band
would mean that just so many fans
would be denied tickets
Distribution Of the tickets was COM
plsted today ~ the fortunate ones
with thousands Of other fans search.
,-g throughout New York. hoping
that they might be able 10 purchase
tickets from persons who for one
reason or another would be unable &c
attend the games
The weather bureau today prom
promise Of favorable weather for the
opening Of the series
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
DALLAS TO ENTERTAIN ALL Chill.
DREN At FAIR

Dallas, Texas. Mayor Frank Wozen.
craft. through the courtesy Of the
State Fair Of Texas management, has
arranged to admit every school child
and every school teacher OF Texas
free OF charge to the exposition
grounds on Friday. October 10, accord,
Ing to an announcement here today.
The committee named by the mayor to
prepare for this rush OF young America
to Dallas anticipate more than 100.
600 teachers and children will be visi.
tors and guests OF Dallas on that oc.
casloa
They will no; only be admitted treo>
Of charge TO the fair grounds on ,ha,
day, but also 10 the grand stand event,
that afternoon and to the Colisouu
attractions OF that afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
ITO music PIECES
TO give HARMONY

Dallas, Texas.-.State Fair OF Texas
officials had made preliminary ar
rangements when they planned con.
struction OF barracks to house the
great Estado Mayor Band from Mex
leo to take care of one hundred men
members OF the great band. 1t now
develops that there will be one hun.
dred and seventeen pieces Of music in
this wonderful organization.
The Estado Mayor Band is sent from
Mexico City by the Mexican Republic
as official recognition by that Tepub.
lie OF the great State Fair OF Texas,
the thirty-fourth annual exposition Of
which swings its doors October for
a sixteen days show.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
NEW MEMBERSHIP GOAL
REACHED BY BROADWAY \
N { | \ DIST CHU re \

The 800 new membership goal Of
Broadway Methodist church was
reached yesterday, three weeks be-
fore the time set for this accom-
plishment. During each conference
year, which runs from October 20
10 october 90. drive FOR new mem
bers is conducted, with the result
this year OF the 800 mark being
reached before the close OF the year.
At both the morning and evening
services yesterday the church was
filled to capacity The sunday school
enrolment continues to grow and the
pastors DR.. Ashley Chappell and Rev.
r. l.. Jackson announce that the at
tendance is especially gratifying
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
THANK REPUBLICAN CONGRESS
FOR HIGH TAX RATES
CONTINUED from PAGE onsl

Continued from Page One)
apparent saving IN appropriations
would be affected, because the amount
OF the unexpended balance would be
sddsd to the direct appropriations and
the estimates OF the departments re-
6ucsd by this amount.
OF the total OF s543, 500 00O which
has been made available for expendi-
ture, over and above the tota, OF direct
appropriations Mr. Byrnes declared,
there were appropriations Of Sl56,-
COO 900. the latter sum being unexpend-
money Of the fiscal year 1919.
1890
Mr. Byrnes cited another plan used
70 cloak the real bulk OF the author
. expenditures The shipping board
n.d asked for an appropriation Of
S225 900 0O0 for the fiscal year 1921.
Congress instead Of making the ap-
preparation directed that S225 600 900
OF the proceeds Of the sale of ships
should nor be covered into the treas
ury. which IS the usual procedure, but
should be made available for the next
year. In this way the total Of direc,
appropriations was reduced by this
amount, but the money OF course, will
be spent.
Still another device Of congress to
disguise the true proportions Of the
bills contracted for the nation was de-
scribed by Mr.. Byrnes. The railroad
administration asked for $4,000, 600
TO wind up its affairs. Congress made
q direct appropriation Of 100000 900
and affected a paper Saving" by di-
recting that the railroad administra.
ton be allowed 10 use $50 900 600 out
OF the loan fund appropriated in the
transportation act. The balance OF
QQ0Q 900 was provided by directing
the war finance corporation to pur-
chase al par ss0,00O00O OF liberty
bonds held by the railroad admins
tration. OF course. the 1920 900 600
thus saved" will be spent even
though it was not appropriated di-
rectly and will not figure in any Re
publican statement of the total Of eX
psnditures authorized by congress for
the fiscal year 1921.
AUTHORIZATION Without Funds
In addition to these fictitious saw
tngs" in expenditures, the Republican
congress authorized many eXpendi-
lures for which no funds whatever
were appropriated. Mr.. Byrnes esti.
mated that these authorizations would
total s72,5O0 900 To meet these auth
orized expenditures they will have to
bs paid out of the funds OF other de-
partments and in December after the
election, the money will be appro-
pr ated, ne declared.
The course Of reasoning by which
the Republican congress estimated
tha, they had affected q saving tc
the nation Of sl,3l2,4l7,e50.39 was de
-criped by the representative This
amount represented the sum by which
the department estimates exceeded the
actual appropriations judged by thi.
standard congress in every year ex.
capt two OF the last thirty years has
saved the country millions of dollars
tcr in that period, with the two ex.
csptions noted, the department esti
mates have always exceeded the ap
preparations. The last Democratic
congress reduced the estimates OF the
departments for the fisca, year 1918 ii
the sum Of s5,554,l6l, ,5sS.3l.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
SPECIAL RATES TO DALLAS
GRANTED FOR STATE FAIR

Dallas, Texas.-special rates on all
railroads have been granted during
the season October to "a on ac.
count OF the State Fair OF Texas at
Dallas. The tickets upon which rates
are granted this year give ample
time TO arrive before the great e1posi.
ton and return when II ia over The
state fair management this season an.
tieipates an attendance Of a million
and one half people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
Nadill Personals

Miss Johnnie Lou Click, teacher in
Madill north ward school, went 10
Durant, Saturday, TO spend the week
end visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Click
Velma Bell went TO Caddo, Sat
urday morning to visit for the week
end with the family Of L. L. Hartin.
Miss Ruth Vandervort who is at
tending Southeast Normal at Durant.
spent the weekend in Madill visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w F.
Vandervort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Cooper went
10 Oklahoma City. Saturday to visit
the state fair.
Mrs. c. w. Pennington OF OKLA
homa City who had been in Madill
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ben F.
Adkins has returned home.
Raymond Martin visited Saturday
with relatives in Ada.
Mrs. Ava Yount OF Sherman, visit
ed Friday evening with relatives in
Madin.
Mrs. Malcolm Colby has beer visit
ing Friday with friends in Paris,
Texas
Mrs. r. L. Bell left Friday morn
ing for visit with relatives at
Caddo.
L. W. Copeland. Western Union
operator at Frisco station, is in Sher-
man.
Miss Anna Mae Click has returned
to her home at Durant after a short
visit in Madlll with her sister, Miss
Johnnie Lou Click.
Mrs. c. S. Russell has returned
from visit with Mrs. H. A. Brady
in Ardmore.
Mrs. Gertrude Page has gone to
Colorado Springs, where she will visit
with her daughter. Mrs c. A, Con-
ner.
Billie Hansford is in Oklahoma
City visiting his mother, Mrs. Pearl
Pitts.
Mrs. c. ~ Love who went as one
Of Marshall countys Democrat dele
gates to the gathering OF the Cox
clans at Oklahoma City, has returned
home an dreports an immense crowd,
a good speech and Cox the man for
our next president.
Mrs L. o. league Of Sulphur is
in Madill visiting her daughter Mrs.
l.. E. Green.
c. L. Turley. Charles Beasley, Tom
mie Lee Scott and J. L. Hemphill
went to McAlister, Sunday afternoon
TO take Scottish Rite degree.
Fred Herpdon Of Tishomingo, spent
Saturday night in Madill and left
Sunday morning for McAlester where
he will take degrees in Scottish Rite
Masonry.
]. W. Jennings spent Sunday ii
Durant
Miss Mamie Diggs of Durant spent
the weekend in Madill, visiting will
her parents and friends
Rev W. f. Nichols went to Wood
vile, Saturday afternoon, to fill his
regular appointment for the Zap
tis. congregation sunday evening anC
morning services.
DR.. c. v Roland OF Willis was 1
business visitor in Madill Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Robinson O
E2flEOulus Aikss NhO nav E'NAA 80
Madill visiting with Dr. and Mrs
p. F Robinson, left saturday 70
their return home.
John Ayers OF Woodvilile spen
Saturday in Madill looking after 6usi
ness matters.
W. K. Mills of Denison is in Ma
dill visiting at the home OF h.
daughter, Mrs. W. n. Lawrence.
Misses Halle Rabon, Lucille Brock
man and Mable Moore visited Satur
day in Ardmore.
Mrs. A. G. Eaklns Of Durant, is Il
Madir visiting with old time friend
and neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. Eakin
were residents OF Madill for severe
years. moving from Madll TO Shaw
nee about ten years ago, where the
resided until two years ago, the
moved to Durant 10 make their homo
Mrs. c. A. Coakley Of Ardmor'
spent the weekend In Madill as th
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Marth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
nj A D | l. L
W. J BELL.
Full Carrier Service.
Representative for Marshall Co
Moves 10 Nadill

~ H. Simmons, pioneer citizen OF
Marshall county, and his family NOV
ed to AIadill the past week and are
domiciled in the Joe p Reirdon cot
tage on West Taliaferro street. Mr.
Simmons has been for years one OF
the most prominent farmers and
stock men of the Ayleswor.h country
He has always been energetic in his
business but since an attack OF influ-
enza last winter his health has been
precarious and he has Aad TO give
up the active manag ,ment Of his
business. We welcome these good
people TO Madill and trust they will
find their surroundings pleasant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
Democrats Back From City

County Demonstration W E. Martin,
George l.. Sneed. secretary OF the
Marshall county free fair. and County
Clerk Earl E. Ayres returned Satur-
day evening from Oklahoma City
where they had been TO see the
state fair and to hear Cox address
TO Oklahoma Democrats.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
SUGAR HITS LOWEST
PRICE; DOWN TO Sls.5O

New York, Oct, 4.-Low record
prices for the year were estab.
lished in both the raw and refin-
ed sugar markets this morning.
Prices were lower than at the
close OF last week, with raw su-
gar selling on the basis of s.5i
duty paid, while refined was ouo-
ted at l2h cents a pound BY the
Federal sugar Refining company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
PRESIDENT RECEIVES MEMBERS
FEDERAL SUPREME COURT

Washington, Oct. 4.--For the first
time since 1913 President Wilson re-
ceived today the justices OF the
United States supreme court who call.
ed to pay their respects. The court
convened at noon after its summer re-
cess and Immediately adjourned 50 the
justices might visit the White House
The annual visit TO the president
was omitted last year because Of
lLr. wilson's illness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04

Daily afternoon and evening concerts
Will be given by this remarkable as-
semblage OF musicians.
Persons who have heard this band
Of over 100 pieces declare the music
which It gives forth is In no sense
band music More than that, they de
clare, 1t Is a combination OF band
music and orchestra music, bursting
forth In one great creseendo OF har.
mony from so many instruments. In.
quirics which have been received by
State Fair Of Texas officials concern.
ing concerts to be given at the states
interest is being taken in its approach.
Ing this band show that nation. wide
thirtyfourth exposition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
FOR NATIONAL DEMOCRACY
Bainbridge Colby and Other Prominent
Party Men Coming to Oklahoma.

Muskogee. Okla. Oct. 4.--Bainbridge
Colby, secretary Of state, will visit
Oklahoma in the near future. deliv-
ering addresses in Muskoyee and the
eastern part OF the state in the in
terest Of the Democratic national tick.
et. II was announced here today.
Congressman Heflin will also stump
the state In the interest VI the ticket
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04

Deyton--Governor Cox was given
warm welcome home" reception
from his months western trip. Ar
irving about o'clock last night the
candidate was cheered as he left his
car, which had carried him more than
1900 miles through all but three
states west Of Mississippi river.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
STORIES OF THE STREETS

County court convened for the Sep
tember term this morning at 9 o'clock
Judge W F Winfrey presiding on
accoun; u many pressing matters
the jurors summoned to appear We're
dismissed. until the afternoon when
their qualifications to sit a. such
were TO be passed upon by the court.
The board Of county commissioners
went into regular monthly session at
the county courthouse this morning
az o'clock. Aside from routine mat
tiers the board took up some road
business that viii be disposed Of az
this session.
The delinquent tax list ON lands
Of Garter county has been prepared
by the county treasurer and will be
published within the next few days
All persons knowing that they have
not paid their taxes had best make
arrangements TO do So at once un-
less they desire to see the same listed
for sale
Work on the new theatre now under
construction for the Ardmore Con.
solldated Amusement Company Is pro-
gressins nicely. and It will not b,
many months before Ardmore vii
have another modern play house.
Or. Easterwood. city physician II
aynio eef-y,inp notico on several nnrtlo,
In the southwest part Of the city
that weeds on their premises are be-
coming nuisance and that they vii
save themselves fine by havinl
them cut and burned at once.
On account Of the session Of th'
federal district court, many out-of
town attorneys representing various
clients srs IN the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
IMPORTANT MEETING
AMER | CAN LEG| ON
ONIGY7 3 0 CLOCK

There will be a very important
meeting Of the American Legion at
Convention Hail tonight at ) o'clock.
Harold B. Fen and Joel c. Crosby,
delegates from Ardmore who attended
the national convention at Cleveland,
Ohio, last week will give their re-
ports.
Officers for the coming year will
be elected, and other matters OF vital
Importance to every member viii be
discussed.
All members Of the Legion are ear
nestly requested to be present.