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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
Interesting Photo
graphs Of the Doug :
fairbanks Home,
Beverly Hills,
Near Los Angeles,
California, Where
Mr.. and Mrs.
Fairbanks Are Living
readers OF these pages have been

Told in fullest detail The story OF
Mary pickford's unhappy married
life with Owen Moore Married at the
age OF seventeen. the poor girl led n mis-
c"a.ble and hopeless matrimonial existence
for nine long years until she appealed to
Nevada court last March to have her
bondage 10 Owen Moore ended
A few weeks later Mary Pickford be-
came the wife of Douglas Fairbanks.
While The authorities OF the State OF
Nevada are trying 10 upset Mary PickforI
Moore's divorce. the famous movie queen
and her new husband have been eniovin,.
as best they could their honeymoon in the
home Of MIR. Fairbanks al beverly Hills. n
paradise of palms n few miles from Holly.
wood. near Los Angeles. where so many
busy motion picture studios are located
The marriage OF Our Mary" and Doug
is one of the greatest romances in the
history Of the stage. Willie comparatjye,v
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-20

CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS ON SPEC
JAL SALE. FRIDAY AND SATUR-
DAY 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
WESTHEIMER 4 DAUBE.
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ARDMORE BUSINESS AND PRO.
FESSIONAL MEN MAKE HIS
TORY ENTERTAINING BOOSTERS
Continued from Page one)


advance. II could not have been i'm.
proved upon" he said.
In introducing j. b. Champion as
the first speaker he had been called
Judge" by several In order to keep
the record Of the family on straight,
Mr.. Dings stated that he did not
to fan upon the shoulders OF his
want the mantle of the real judge
twln brother, therefore introduced
Judge Tom Champion who spent his
allotted time telling John Fields why
he had not been a bowling success as
Il farmer. and incidentally welcoming
the boosters TO Ardmore and inviting
them to come often.
Grover Gordon, Is famed as being
one of Oklahoma Ctys sweetest vo-
calists. and being member of the
party was commanded to appear and
do little showing off Of that won.
derful baritone voice OF his. lie COM
pied and after passing a little eulogy
upon the placid lake that confronted
him, also upon water In general for
every purpose other than bovcr-
age, he concluded by singing, unac.
conpanied, the chorus of one Of the
late popular songs which was warmly
applauded.
Prof. C. w. Richards concluded the
speechmaking for the local talent
by praising the school system OF
oklahoma City and offered as evi-
dence Of good state educational sys.
tenn the schools of Ardmore. Super
intendcnt Richards remarks were
greeted with hearty applause as he
urged harmony and cooperation in
school work, asserting that 1t was
the most important business in the
state, the education Of the young.
John Fields finished the program
by telling some Of his experiences in
conducting farm journal; also few
instances that befell his lot while ac.
lively engaged in politics. He urged
the people to get together and elimi'
nate some Of the petty partisan poll
ties that was more often a curse than
anything else, and work harmonious
ly for q better city, county, and
state.
At the conclusion of the speeches
the party were taken by auto from
the club to Wilmington Park where
they mad an opportunity of inspect.
ing the best natatorium in the state
This was genuine surprise to many
as they had no idea that such q
thing existed on so large a scale in
Ardmore This is said to be the
largest and finest natatoriun in the
state, and every visitor present last
night testified to this fact.
The party assembled at Convention
Hall at $50 and INDUCED in dancing
until late hour The hall was fill
ed with Ardmore's society ladies who
completely ignored the local buncf
of males. and devoted their time tt
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NOTICE OF SALE By
TRUSTEE
In the District Court Of the United
States. for the Eastern District Of

In the District Court Of the United
States. for the Eastern District Of
Oklahoma.
In the matter Of the Ardmore Pro
ducing Il Refining Company bank
rupt, No 2O0s, in bankruptcy.
Pursuant 10 an order made by Hon.
X. Mcmillan, referee the undersign-
ed trustee Of the above named bank
rupp offers for sale all property Of
said bankrupt. consisting of all real
and personal property, assets, ef.
fects. chooses in action bills and ac-
counts receivable, personal property,
oil and gas leases, moneys. said prop
erty being more particularly describ-
ed as follows
The West Half (Wl-2) OF the North
1898 acres Of Lot Four (4), Section
Five (5), Township Five (5) South.
Range Two (2) West. and being
9.455 acres. and all that portion Of
the South Half (S1.2) OF the South
west Quarter (sW1.4) Of the South
west Quarter (SW1-4) of Section
Thirty-two t32), Township Four (4
South, Range Two (2) West, lying
and being south Of the o. N. NJ. &
p Ry., and particularly described as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a point on the town
ship line or east boundary line Of
the Agnes Lewis allotment. thence
west in the township line 20 chains,
to corner Of Section 5-6-31 and 81.
thcrce north 2.SS chains to the south
80 rinh Nf
east by said right Of way 20.25 chains
to point on the east boundary line
OF said Agnes Lewis allotment, thence
south on said east line 500 chains to
point Of beginning containing S.s1
acres less 50-l00 acres left out for
public highway leaving a net acreage
of s.4l acres Of land, together with
all buildings. tanks and improve
ments. refinery and machinery, OF
whatsoever kind or nature situated
thereon, and also:
That certain inch pipe lire being
approximately ten tl0) miles long in
cluding the gathering lines, extend
ing from the refinery plant Of the
| bankrupt to the Northwest Quarter
| iNWl-4) Of Section Twenty.four (24)
Township Four (D South, Range
Three (3) West, and pump station
thereon and other buildings incident
thereto, the last three described tracts
being known as the Ardmore Produc
| ing and Refining Companys prop
erty.
Also: An undivided seveneighths
| (T-S) interest in and to an oil and
gas lease covering the following de
scribed lands. situated in Carter coun
ty Oklahoma. to-wit
The East Half (E1-2) of the South
east Quarter (SEi.4) and the North
west Quarter of the Southeast Quar-
ter tNWl.4 SE1-4) and the North
Half tN1-2) Of the Southwest Quar-
ter (SW1.4) OF the Southeast Quar-
ter (SEl.4) and the East Half (E1-2)
Of the Southwest Quarter (SW1-4)
and the Northwest Quarter (NW1-4)
of the Southwest Quarter (sW1-4]
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GIRL HOG RAISER
>,- ~
OUT OF DEBT AND
HAS MONEY IN BANK

Miss Annie Hurry, the Is year old
girl Of the Clinton school district was
exhibiting her bank book to few
locality today, in which it Is shown
that she has balance in the bank
OF $73.75 on deposit, and she also has
q check for 800 more that will add
to her account.
This money was made as q result
of her speculation in Poland China
hogs upon the advice Of J. Robert
Lady Pate" some time ago and
which recently brought litter Of
seven pigs She sold two OF the
pigs. one 10 Judge Champion and
one to G.. A. Ramsey for 500 each
and has five left to be disposed Of
She purchased the SOW from Mr.
Gillian for $3.50 going into debt at
has squared her obligation with the
bank and has the remainder Of her
cash.
This little girl has just received
her eighth grade certificate and Is
preparing to enter high school next
season.
Miss Hurry said today that she
intended capturing first prize at the
coming county fair and anyone who
beat her for that honor would have
to take more interest in hog raising
than she does, and she does not be-
lieve that possible.
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VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL
D16CuSSING PARAMOUNT Is
SUES, ADVISES, QUIT TALK
ING ABOUT PROFITEERS
tContinued from Page One)

last year conducting searching inves'
tigations at great expense, to show
That the victory which We won was
really defeat"
LET US not delude ourselves the
vice president continued, into the
belief that the currency and credit
Of this country can double. the pop
ulation increase and the production
remain at a standstll, and yet that
the high cost of living may be re-
duced and peace, plenty and prosper
ity abound in the land. Let us quit
talking about the profiteer and begin
falling him. Let the man who works
understand that in greater production
he benefits himself as well as his
fellow man.
"You can not gain the loyalty of the
citizens of America until they have
made up their minds that the laws
OF this county shall rest with equal
low alike"
Restoration, now that the war is
ended, Of freedom of speech and Of
the press with punishment for those
seeking to create disorder or over
throw the government by any other
'ithan legal means, was urged by Mr..
Marshall who also advocated read
justment of taxation after govern
ment expenditures had been reduced
to minimum. in order to place
the burdens upon those most able
to bear them.
The democratic party, he said
should also demand that the states
take back the discharge Of the du
ties which were reserved TO them
In the compact made with the gen
eral government, and the party he
thought should promse that it would
not submit any federal constitutional
amendments which further relieves
the states Of their duty To enforce
the police power inherent in the states
and to protect he lives and fortunes
of their citizens"
"The almost obllterated lines divid
ing the three branches OF govern
ment should be again clearly drawn
he added government by discretion
should cease. Boards which make rules
try violations thereof and enforce
punishment should GO They are no
democratic. They are benevolent de
spotisms."
While omitting any direct refer
ence to soldier bonus Legislation
Vice President Marshall said he Woul,
say TO the former service mer
sound of body and mind" that they
can obtain almost anything the,
want from congress"
1T will be afraid to resist you" h,
continued. but looking back upor
your glorious record | beg you t
consider whether you want to go dowr
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dancing with. and entertaining the

dancing with. and entertaining the
visitors.
II was tired. well.pleased bunch
o. visitors that left Convention Hall
after the orchestra began packing
their Instruments last night the
party went to the special train that
is conveying them to their 18th an
nua trade excursion and retired.
many of them not TO awaken until
time to make the first parade Of the
day at Madil this morning.
In the party were about $50 Of
Oklahoma Citys live wires represent
ing every branch Of trade. about 30
Of whom left the party here for their
home where business matters de-
manded their presence. but more
than that number arrived from Okla
homa City this morning at 3:55 to
join the party for the remainder OF
the trip which ends Saturday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-20
MtET|NG c Of COMMITTEE
To FRAN { CHARTER IS
CALLED FOR FRIDAY

The general committee appointed TO
draft charter providing for a mana
gerial form Of government, has com
pleted its work and the charter is
now ready to be studied by the en-
tire committee.
A meeting of the entire committee
IL hereby called to be held in the
demonstrators office at the court
house. Friday evening at o'clock,
for the purpose of giving considera-
ton to the text of the complete draft
of the charter.
These who are members Of this
committee are:
From the American Legion. II. II.
Sayrc, Ewing London, Ezra Dyer;
from the Lions Club, John II. Car
lock. +. l.. Gregory. Fred Il. Tucker;
from the Rotary Club, c. W. Rich
ards, Frank 5. Gates. Earl Q. Gray;
from the Chamber Of Commerce, o.
II. Wolverton, A. Eddleman, William
G.. DAWSON: from the Labor Unions,
Z. n. Ferguson. William Thorogood
and James Sewer
Hamilton big sacrifice shod SALE
opens a. m. tomorrow.
Read Ardmoreite WANT ADS.
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and the East Half tEl-2) OF the
Southwest Quarter (SWl-4 Of the
Southwest Quarter tSWl-4) and the
South Half (Sl.2) OF the Southeast
Quarter (SEl.4) Of the Northeast
Quarter (NE1-4) OF Section Eighteen
Gs). Township Two t2) South, Range
Two (2) West, together with all wells
machinery, and improvements, and
property thereon situate OF whatso'
ever kind or nature.
Also Oil and gas mining leases
covering the following described prop
erty situated IL Carter county, Okla
hcma. tO-wit
The Northwest Quarter (NW1-4) Of
the Southeast Quarter (SElD and
the North Half (N1.2) Of the South.
west Quarter (SWI.4) and the South.
west Quarter (SW1-4) OF the South.
west Quarter (SW1-4) of Section
Nineteen 19), and the North Half
(N1-2) Of the Northwest Quarter
(NWI.4 and the Southeast Quarter
(SE1.D OF the Northwest Quarter
(NWl.4) and the Northwest Quarter
Of the Northeast Quarter (NW1.4
NE1.4) and the Southeast Quarter OF
the Northeast Quarter (SE1-4 NE14)
Of Section Thirty t30). Township
Three (3) South, Range One ~
West, and also:
Oil and gas mining lease covering
the following described lands situated
in Carter county. Oklahoma:
The North Half (N1.2) of the
Southwest Quarter (SWl-4) OF the
Southeast Quarter (SE1-D OF Section
Twenty-nine (29), Township Three
(3) South, Range One % West, and
all improvements situated thereon,
belonging to the bankrupt. And also:
Oil and gas mining lease covering
the following described lands situated
in Carter county, Oklahoma. towit:
The North Half of the Southeas,
Quarter (Nl.2 SE1.4) Of the South
east Quarter (SE1-4 and the South
east Quarter (SE1.D of the Southeast
Quarter (SEl-4 Of the Southeast
Quarter (SEl-4) OF Section Twenty
t2O), Township Three (3) South
Range One % West, and also the
North Half Of the Southwest Quar-
ter of the Southwest Quarter (Ni-?
SW1.4 SWl-4) of Section Twenty
cne (2l) Township Three (3) South
Range One (D West. and all prop
erty and improvements thereon stu
ated belonging to the bankrupt; ant
also:
Oil ard gas mining lease covering
tine following described lands situated
in Carter county. Oklahoma. to.wit
The North Half (Nl.2) of th'
Northwest Quarter (NWl-D and thu
South Half (Sl-2) Of the Southwes
Quarter (SW1-4) Of the Northwes
Quarter (NW1-4) and the Northwes
Quarter OF the Southwest Quarte
(NW1.4 SW14) Of the Northwes
Quarter (NW1-4) and the Northwes
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter o
the Southwest Quarter (NWl-4 SWl-
SW1.4) Of Section Twenty.nine (29)
and the Southwest Quarter Of tn
Southwest Quarter (SWl-4 SWl.4 o
Section Twenty (20), all in Township
Three (3) South. Range One II
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West together with all property, wells
OF nature situated thereon. and also:
OH ana gas naming lease covering
the following described lands situated
in Garter county oklahoma. to-wit:
The South Half (Sl.2) of the South
east Quarter (SE1-4) Of the Northwest
Quarter (NW1.4) Of Section Twenty
nine (29), Township Three (3) South,
Range One "a West, together with
all property and improvements Or
whatsoever kind or nature situated
thereon belonging to the bankrupt;
and also
! Oil and gas mining lease covering
the following described lands situated
In Carter county, Oklahoma, to.wit:
The East Half (E1-2) of the West
Half (W1.2) Of the Northwest Quar-
ter (NWl-4) OF Section Thirty-three
| (s3), Township Three (3) South,
Range One GD, West; and all prop
erty and improvements of whatsoever
kind or nature belonging to the bank.
rupt situated upon the above describ-
ed property; and also:
All office desks, chairs, safes, fix
lures and furniture OF whatsoever
nature or kind situated in the office
Of the Ardmore Producing and Refin'
ing Company, In the Bridgman build
ing in the city of Ardmore, Oklaho-
ma: and also:
Fifteen G5) eight thousand gallon
tank cars Of full steel construction
and all other property Of whatsoever
nature or kind real and personal
belonging to or the property of the
Ardmore Producing and Refining
Company and all chooses in action be-
longing to said company. all bills and
accounts receivable, moneys, belonging
to said bankrupt
Said property will be sold free and
at public auction to the best bidder,
at the county court house in the city
of Ardmore, county of Carter. state Of
Oklahoma on Friday the 18th day OF
June 1920, at the hour of 10 a. m,
Bids may be made in writing and
filed with the referee with like effect
az though the bidder was present in
person at said sale. the contents OF
all bids to be read to tn ebidders act
ually present al the sale by the trus'
tee before the property is offered at
public outcry. Bids may be made
upon all Of said property or upon
any separate property Offered for
sale by lot subject to the order Of
sale made herein.
Dated this May 18th. 1920.
j. II. COOK
Trustee
Carroll, Mason & Honnold
Tulsa Oklahoma.
F. NJ. Adams,
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Attorneys for Trustee.
published in Daily Ardmoreite
Thursday, May 90 81 June 3rd, 10th
1s2O).
, CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS ON SPEC.
{ JAL SALE. FRIDAY AND SATUR.
, DAY 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
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Carroll, Mason & Honnold,
Tulsa. Oklahoma.
F. NJ. Adams,
Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Attorneys for Trustee.
published in Daily Ardmoreit'
Thursday, May 20, 27, June 3rd, lOtf
192O).
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.
THE COMMITTEE IN CHARGE

THE CUMMITTEE IN CfffTUE
OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR ENTER
TANNING THE CONFEDERATE
VETERANS THAT MEET = HERE
IN REUNION JUNE 9TH, 10TH AND
11TH, REQUEST THAT ALL MER-
CHANTS DECORATE THEIR PLACE
OF BUSINESS FOR THE OCCAS-
ION. THE COMMITTEE HOPES
THAT EVERY BUSINESS MAN
WILL COMPLY WITH THIS RE.
QUEST.
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NOTICE MEMBERS OF CO. ARD
MORE ENGINEERS.

A meeting will be held at the Of
flee OF II. II. Sayre. 2l2 Simpson
Building, Monday. May 81 at 2 p. m.
to take action upon the disposition OF
Co. funds. Unless otherwise direct.
ed at this meeting, the fund will be
donated to the Geo. r. Anderson Post
Of the American Legion
20.3-Adv. II, n. SAYRE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-20

in history as to the tribe OF Nathan
Hale. or the tribe OF Oliver Twist"
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THE Won KELLER HOSPITAL
1eth Avenue, Northwest Ardmore. Okla.
Founded by Keller Hospital D. 1911,
2. Keller, Y
,urer; II. LoveV President d..
Westheimer p Mark
Franklin, Harold Wallace b. A. Simpson.
First hospital building and Pathological
exclusively Medical Surgical
patients Contagious accepted.
M to ethical physicians and surgeons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

viii hc held In the First ". T. church.
Mrs. Carlos Icr and children Sp"hl
Sunday nr the guests OF Mi and Mrh
Claire &. Hnwl"s.
MrE. Sarah Lyon. az Illinois. IL hero
spending few weeks mn IN" guest "I
her daughter. Mira II. IT, Hart.
a Republican rally VIII ID" held mere
on tho evening OF september I'm
John Morgan. Jr. Of Hcllnlr". spent
a few days with hiH uncle. Charles TAll'
man. Of ThIlmau avenue.
Mrr Charles Van ret. uf east Ur here
rnlrrIhinrd with u dIIyIsI pnriy on Tu"h-
day evening. h"u"riuR Mr.. Van Th"Innr
~ IirIdyrpnrI. who win luhVC next week
for GnIunbna. wh,rr hr viii attend thr
Ohio state University. Th"hc attending
wtro. Minnsn sadie Hare. VIII" goes T."
Fur WAY ~. lad ~ tn.t"hcT. Doris Me-
pncrHnr. MuahInfuuu f"IloE", Sew on
,dTd ohio. und frInh M"FnTh lama :
MrAbiR fin,Ir"n wiley. FIank fnIhIn-
b,n nnd ran Ihninar. all 81 chi" hihI"
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hciuE ~ luwn 81 ia. ur'r"ut Tim"
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HsId Open MostinH.
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church wn, hcId lnr, evening ~ ih~
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Wclt"n. wh" rnnu'h nwnr NJ her home
uu IRTlirl" r,ICrl. following m lIln"h"'
wcr" lnIh I" r"rl In IHvoIvi"w ''m"-
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/ Funeral a~TvlcoE will he conduct" n
ihH nrt"rnn"m at : 10 "''l""l' Tor !. ".
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which he war riding wan rtru'k hY w,
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WnIIcninn cemetery IL" lh) Yuan"
, lodrc at Odd EclluwH. 81 whi'h lac wan
m'mhrI ,"uhu'i"h r'INl'"r nj tn"
! hume Last evening
| Now Material ArivoH.
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= Iho high r,h"nl rho boy In u husky had
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