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The Evening Missourian., 1920-05-12
GRADUATES GIVE RECITAL
Stephens College Students Heard In
Well Selected Program.

Miss Edith Mayo Brown, pupil OF
Miss Frances B. Woodbridge, and Miss
Sue Rosenbury. pupil of Miss Mama
L. Forbes, gave their graduate ,reci-
tails at Stephens College last night
They were assisted by Miss Alice Mace
at the piano.
Mis- Brown, who has a full contral-
to voice, gave varied program, in
cluding selectinos from Italian and
French opera as well as the lighter
lyrics.
Miss Rosenbury showed dramatic
power in her Interpretation of THE
Necklace, easy humor in 'The Pre-
tenders, and sympathetic feeling in
Little Brown Baby"
The Evening Missourian., 1920-05-12
SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS CLASH
Investigation Follows Fight Over Pop
ularity With Columbus, O., Girls.

COLUMBUS, o.. May 12.-Investiga-
tion was on today in the rioting be-
tween the soldiers barracked here and
civilians last night. Bricks and clubs
were used.
It was said that the young civilians
resented the popularity of the soldiers
with the girls living near here. Five
soldiers and one civilian were ar
rested.
The Evening Missourian., 1920-05-12
Are Refused License to Marry.

A soldier in the RO.TC. was refus-
ed license to marry a Columbia girl
today because she was under age, The
girl gave her age as 18 but the record
er searched the school records and
found her to be only IA.
The Evening Missourian., 1920-05-12

The Edith Circle Of the Christian
Church will have sale Of japanese
parasOls in the millinery shop of Mrs.
Hess. 1O11 Broadway on Saturday aft
ernoon, May Is, at O'Clock. Adv.
The Evening Missourian., 1920-05-12
TORNADO KILLS 1, INJURIES 5
Farm Property Worth Thousands
Damaged Near Paris. Tex.

PARIS. Tex, May 12.-One dead,
five injured and several thousand dol
lars worth of farm property damaged is
the toll today of a tornado which mar
rowly missed this city yesterday aft
-ernoOn. 1t formed into two tunnels
then merged into one and passed
northeast of Paris.
The Evening Missourian., 1920-05-12
1000 AT TRADE CONVENTION

Speakers Of Prominence to Talk on
Foreign Trade.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-(United
Press)-With 1000 or more delegates
present from all over the world, the
seventh National Foreign Trade Con-
vention opened here today.
Speakers Of national prominence
The Evening Missourian., 1920-05-12
W. A. A. to Hold Tournament.

Girls who wish to try for points in
the W.A.A. volley ball tournament
should report to the women's athletic
field on Friday at o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
BLOWING OF WELLS
GIVEN As CAUSE FOR
LOW Gas PRESSURE

The veal; gas pressure was the
subject Of much discussion through
out the city today and It was tin
ally conceded that the enormous
waste of gas in the fields which has
been going on Tor some timc and is
at present, IS responsible Tor the sit
uat!on.
In speaking OF the pressure man
who is perhaps better informed on
the subject that most any other ono
person stated that the amount u gas
wasted from only wells would be
sufficient to supply Ardmore for one
year.
Tho Franklin We'll, the Humble
and the Hamon wells are blowing.
and have bcen for some time. And
just ~ long as these wells arc un-
controlled. just that long. Ardmoro
will suffer"
While tho local gas company does
no, feel itself responsible for the
situation, the companies owning the
gas wells, feel that they also hnvc
done what they could. But con-
tinucd this man. III the proper pre-
caution had been taken. the gas
pressure would not be what II is to-
day"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
PAESIDENT-ELECT WILL
HOLD CONFERENC CE THIS
WEEK; THEN TO FLORIDA
RESTING UP FOR STRENUOUS
FOUR YEARS, HARDING WILL
TASK IN TROPICAL LAND
I'\TUL FATTFCL DAY
g. MiECH III
O. v lEllI IN

Marion Oh'g be q Turning from
toe cons.d-r1.ion Of foreign polio ca
to q discussion Of domestic problems.
President ccct Warren G.. Harding
plans 10 hold conference this week
With q '.vrlor OF senate ana house
leaders. Scne time next week. nc is
expected 70 leave his home here for
q Trip to Florida. where he win rest
nd hold conference unit! March d,
whcn ne WI ba il ugura.ed
Congr ssional leaders who have been
asics 20 come here for conferences
with Senator Harding this week. in
clude Senator McCumber OF Nor.h Da-
EOta, and Representatives j. w. Good
of Iowa, Frank Mondell OF Wyoming,
Patricl; II. Kelly OF Michigan, and
Daniel Il. Anthony Of Kansas.
Chairman WIN Hays OF the Re-
publican national committee, will be
in Mar'cn this week, for a discus
siCn of cabinet selections and Senator
Harding VIII join with Governor-elect
Harry l. Davis Of Ohio. regarding
Senator Uariing's resignation from thu
senate and the appo ntment OF a sue
c"ssor TO ish out his unespncd term
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
.ARDM0RE MAN AIDS IN
DRAFTING MEASURE FOR
Relief Of FARMERS Of
The STATE Of OKLAHOMA
WALTER COLBERT AND OTHERS
PREPARING BILL FOR C0NSiD-
GRAFTON OF THE NEXT GEN
ERAL ASSEMBLY, OF STATE.

Oklahoma City. Dec. 27.-A bill out.
lining statement Of bonded ware
houses for storing farm products. and
asking Of the state legislature. an
appropriation Of 100000, was to be
presentt-, for consideration to O con.
ference of bankers, farmers and edi-
tors of agricultural papers at tine
state house Today. The bill. as draft
cd by committee which was in scs-
sion last week. was announced vest
erday.
OF tho appropriation to be asked,
1850 900 is for construction of ware
houses on the basis of so per cent OF
the physical value of the buildings
with the other 50 per cent supplied
by private capital The remaining
$3.50 900 will be used MS an indemnity
fund, to safeguard against unforeseen
loss or hazard, 1t was explained.
Federal officials OF the bureau CT
markets assisted In drafting the bill,
and cooperation between he fcocral
and state government agencies in ad-
ministration Of the proposed ware
house system is expected
Members of the committee are: John
a. Whtehurst, president OF the stats
board Of agriculture; J. w. McGreavy
president Of the Oklahoma Wheat
Growers Association; Walter Colbert,
president of the oklahoma Cotton
Association. George Bishop and Carl
Williams of Oklahoma City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
TWO RESIDENCES ARE
ENTERED BY THIEF

Two residences in the southwest part
Of town were broken iu,o SATURDAY
night while the occupants were away.
However. lit.lc was stolen
\ thief entered tho home of nr,
c. C.. Lynch AZ 9l7 Ord avenue south
west, sometime between and i2
o'clock by breaking in the Kitchen
door lie rapsaekod the house, bat tho
only booty which he carried of wa,
Il grip ana q few other small ,hinss
not OF great value.
The other residence entered was the
home NJ r. +. Ilockothorn at 6lS 4th
avenue southwest Mr.. and Mrs. Heck
c,horn. whose marriage was n recent
event had jus, returned from their
honeymoon and hal placed their pack
cd grips IN tho house and proceeded
10 the business section Of the city.
While they were gone the crook entet-
I'd and took both grips. As he was
attempting TO make his getaway Sol
Kimbrel. q neighbor, spied him and
yelled. "halt." The thief dropped the
grips and ran. Kimbrel then notified
the police.
The thief has not been appre-
hendoi.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
DEN|zENS Of UNDER
WORLD SLAY FO RIM { R
THUG WITH BRAVERY
RECORD IN WORLD WAR

New York. Dec, 2'.-Belief that
Monk" Eastman. who for two de-
cades led one Of the lower East Sides
most notorious gangs Of thugs, was
slain yesterday as the result Of \
gang fcud." today set detectives on
the trail OF scores OF characters known
to have been his associates at various
times.
Eastman. who won distinction In
the war under his real name. William
Delaney. and was restored to cit.?on'
ship by Governor smith on his prom
ise 10 "go straight" was found dead
at the corner OF Fourth Avenue and
Fourth Street. within n block Of his
old underworld haunts, his body
pierced by five bullets.
Leaders OF the score OF detectives
assigned TO the case said they had
learned OF recent threat OF Eastman
to kill one of his companions after n
quarrel. Relations between the two
men had become morc and more
strained. they said, and each had
enlisted the support OF friends for dc.
fouse.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
CAS- PRESSURE RUNS
FAILING THERMOMETER
NECK AND NECK RACE

When the gas went down to 70
above zero this morning. making
the record low tempera ure FOR the
year, Arlmores gas, increased rate 10
the contrary, Notwithstanding, did
its best-with dismal results.
Reports received imm -diately after
the MONDAY lunch hour, stated that
the patient was very low. with pos
sib,lty Of passing out before night
lall.
The samc old scenes were in owl
dencc on Ardmores reefs during the
nooday rush Movie pictures were
everywhere in evidcncc-movics show
ing father" aud hubby" rushing
home with arms filled with cans Of
choice cold grub ana loaycs Of pump
kerrickle.
No report has been given ont, 70
this paper, by the gas company. but
Il Is possible that one Of the com
prcssors has conveniently broken
down. OF this, however. We have no
verticat.on.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
TRAVELLING CONDITIONS
IN GERMANY APPROACH
IRiINAlEN LIKE 10 SPEAK ENG
LtSIi AND FRENCH on ACCOUNT
or LARGER TIPS FROM PEO-
PIE OF THOSE NATIONS

Munich. Der. 27.--Traveling condi-
tons within Germany are more near
" normal th7n in most other parts
O, Europe Trains are frequent and
generally on time when not compelled
10 wait for connections with trains
from oher countries. There are fewer
trains de luxe than formerly. Many
lines do not operate first class sleeping
cars. But most important trains car
ry sleepers with second class accom-
modatons. thai Is two persons in each
compartment. Few trains nave dining
cars, although most sleeping-car con-
ductOrs provide coffee and tea for
passengers. and sandwiches, cakes
and fruits can be had from vendors
at nearly all important stations
Cars and stations are cltan and flir-
~ well heated. The tralnmcn are
courteous TO foreigners and ialk French
ana English with apparent rel sh. This
is probably due 10 the fact that for
md German railway men make such
small salaries that they are eager to
augment them.
Travel to and from East Prussia Is
more troublesome than in any other
part OF the country. Most trains are
delayed at least TWO hours by Polish
officials at the Danzig Corridor and
frequently the delay Is much longer.
The Poles require Polish v!ses for all
passengers crossing The corridor and
the fee for an American is $40 re-
gard'css Of whether he desires 20 stop
in the strip under Polish control.
In the Rhinellnd the train service
is especially good and all hotels ana
pensions are extern ling n welcome 10
fore gners. For a time some hotels In
Germany charged higher rates "a
foreigners from countries where thu
exchange was hettcr han in Germany,
especially to Americans. But this prac-
tice has been abandoned by an nn-
portont hotels. Shopkeepers occasional
ly try to charge Americans and Eng
| lishmen more Than the mnrkcd price on
/ their goods. but tho prac lee has been
resented so ronGly that few import.
/ ant concerns continue Il
The attitude Of the German publi,
toward English spolklng. travellers l.
'lmos. universally courteous. Occa
sionully Germans win leave compart
ment whore English is spolen. bU'
the great majority ot Germans seen
TO cnjry an opportunity 10 pracuc,
English and viii frankly say so.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
K|WAN|ANS j Reed TO
ATTEND REGULAR NOON
.LUN NCHEON TOMORROW At
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE:

Recently elected officers OF the kia-
at the regular weekly meeting Of the
club tomorrow noon at the Chamber
OF Commerce.
A special program Is also arrang-
cd and every member Is urged TO be
present ms matters OF interest 10 all
will be discussed.
II. r. Orr. president, has named the
following committees: Lcmb rship;
V. Il. Goshorn. W. w. Jeter. Morris
Sass Program: James Barron. Char
les Poulter. +. II. Roger: Attendance;
Joe Cooke. Ben Hunter, Lewis Fishl,
Ewing London; Publicity, Mrs. +. t.
Reid. i. c. Echols, W. +. Redsted;
Reception: A. c. Hall. Freeman Gait.
c. S Pyle. House; Frank Schneider,
John r. Dickson. VI. VI, Wallis; Fin
once: w. II. Bailey. p. 3. Frost,
W. c. Dewitt. Public Affairs, Nor
rls Sass. Don Lacy, DR., f.. e. Hor-
low: Education: Noah Cisco, DR., j.
L. Cox and Rev. f. ", 0oldcn-Iiowes
The Board OF Directors elected ut
tho last meeting comprise: Mcssrs.
Clarence Atkins, +. c. Harlow. Z. III.
Roger. W. q. Davisson. +. Il. Watson.
Joe Cooke and DR., Dougal A. Nickel
lar.
T.. W. Rcdstcd was elected secre-
tary of the club, by the directors,
and has assumed his duties. He will
name his assistant secretary NJ to-
morrow's meeting.
Other officers elected were W. w
Je'er. vice-president. and u. S. Frost
trcA surer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
TRAGEDY FOLLOWS A
ROOMIN c HOUSE ROW

Houston. Texas, Dee. 9i.-onc man
Is dead, another faces charge Of
murder and third Ia being detained
by police officers today as the result
OF a tragedy following a roounng house
quarrel here last night
John a. Mosley was shot aud IA.
tally wounded during the alteration.
Officers who nrc probing the case
say that their Investigations show that
the quarrel started over a discussion
of the presence OF Alosley and his
wife In the house.
Mrs. Mosley was confined to her
room I'm critical nervous condition.
as the result OF an accident several
weeks ago, her physician stated.
A charge OF murder has been placed
against Everett Atwood said to be II
painter, and resident at the rooming
house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
OTEAU SLAYS HUSBAND
OF DAUGHTER SUNDAy Y

Poteau. Okla. Der. 27.-The prelim.
mary hearing OF T.. i. Dlsmukes.
prominent insurance man. who is in
Jail as q result OF the killing Of his
son-ln.law, o. NJ. Warner. aged %.
commando OF the local post of the
American Legion and a Lieutenant In
the army during the late war, IL ex-
pected to be held some time today.
County authorities say that no
charge has been lodged against Dis.
mukes, who telephoned the sheriff fol.
lowing the shooting OF Warner ut the
Dismukcs home yesterday morning at
10 o'clock.
Dismukes, II IL announced. will ap.
ply for his release on bond. He claims
self-defense. County officers are in
possession OF revolver found near
the body OF Warner.
Dlsmukes says Warner made an ef.
fort 10 draw n weapon. This move.
Dislnukes says caused him 10 fire at
Warner three times. Two OF the shots
took effect. producing instant death.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
Meanwhile Attorneys Think
a Speedy Trial of Woman
VIII Be Impossible, But
Try for That End
BROWN MAY ACT AS
SPECIAL PROSECUTOR
MATHERS. INCOMING COUNTY AT
T0RNEy, DISQUALIFIED FROM
ACTING IN PREMISES; COURT
MAY NAME REPRESENTATIVE

wilson, Okla. Dec. 27-Mrs. Clara
smith i mon IS ql,.lly spending ,he
day n Wilson with h.r sister. MIS-.
v p. "allng, anu her brother.
ClaaJe Smith
Mrs. Hammon arrived here late
last night from Ailnoro. where yes
teiiay afternoon conference was
held between Mrs. Hamon. attorneys
Mathars and Coaklcy Of Ardmoro.
ana ". I. Mclean and Mclean, .lr..
Of Fort Woctn, Texas, counsel !or
her defense. Preliminary arrar GO
mants were made at the conf renee
FOR hcr trial in connection with the
death OF Jake l.. Hamon. Republlcati
national committeeman from Okla
homa, attorneys afterwards declared.
Il plan to devote this day en-
tirely to rest and relaxation, | hopc
/ am not compelled TO see anyone,
! want TO enjoy only my family"
Mrs. Hamon said today.
Unless Mrs. Hamon desired to leave
Wilson Of her volition, she would not
be requested TO visit her attorneys
again today, her counsel said last
night. It was her intention to re-
main here for few days, Mrs.
lIamon said, spending only whatever
time was needed in Ardmore. While
She WAS here Mrs. Hamon requested
that soclusion be granted her.
When Mrs. Hamon returned last
night, she was on the verge OF
coll'psc. members Of her family said.
'She is completely worn down, her
nerves are exhausted" they said, al
though the services OF a physician
were not called. II was added.
Because of the change in county
officials the first Monday in January,
It is practically impossible to frame
. the January docket OF the Carter
county district unil after that time.''
James II. Mathers. county attorney
elect, said AT Ardnore last night,
when asked IL he was in position to
name the date upon which Mr..
Hamon's trial would be set.
I'VE want speedy trial, ! would
like TO have i: come up for trial as
the first case on the docket, hut II
is hopclessly impossible. Mr.. Nc
Lean Of Fort Worth. due to filed
docket Of cases, cannot aid in trying
the case until after January Il, and
{ it is suggested to postpone docketing
/ he trial until sometime after that
date Mr.. Mathors said
/ Russell +. Brown, present county
attorney, who filed the information
and charge Of murder against Mrs
/ iiamon, is making preparations to
cvacuate his office January 3. and Il
/ lining up his affairs to turn over to
his successor Alr. MatLers declared
IN n previous statement tina; hc would
I recommend that Mr. Brown be re-
/ tainci as counsel for the prosecution.
! II MIR Brown Is not retained 1t viii
hc the duty ot the district court 10
! name prosecutor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
CHRISTMAS WEEK MARKS
GREATEST |MM|GRA T|ON
RUSH TO united States
3ETWEEN 2O,CO0 AND 10000 CONE
FROM FOREIGN LANDS TO THE
HOME OF THE FREE DURING
YUI.ETIDE SEASON

New York, Dec. 27.---1mmigratioh
officials at Ellis Island are prepar ng
for che greatest Christmas rush Of
immigrants in the history Of this port.
Srecial plans have been made 20 ex-
pedite the movement Of between 10000
md 10000 newcomers during the few
days preceding the holiday.
Thousands of immigrants timed their
departures from Europe so that they
l1'gh. spend Christmas with relatives
In this country and the immigration
authorities have speeded up the in
spcction machinery 70 make this pos
eible.
Despite the extra efforts, officials
say thousands will be disappointed.
Christmas day Is expected TO find Ell
lis Island overflowing with immigrants
and several ships awaiting TO unload
their human freight. Recently immi'
grants have been arriving at the
rate of more than 1000 daily and NOR
than 10000 have been in transit On the
ocesn al one time.
Welfare organizations have offered
their Cooperation TO the island Of
ficials TO hr'r3 q bit Of holiday cheer
&c the newcomers who may be there
Christmas day.
With the hightide OF incoming Eu-
ropeaps. 'here has also been large
emigration from this port during the
pas month. Tie outgoing are mostly
rors, rs NEt are returning TO Europe
for q visit and TO pass the holidays
| with the "old folks" a small pro-
| port on arnot need their in ention OF
remaining abroad, using their savings
In the rpauilding of business under
new conditions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
Becf stcw-Onr ahousand Bucks

New York. Dec. 27.---Beef stew. bread
and cocoa will comprise the menu Of
a $1,000 hotel banquet here on We'd
nesday evening TO raise funds for tho
European relief council. Every guest
will thereby be the means Of feeding
100 hungry European children this
winter who will be invisible guests'
al the dinner. The meal viii cost %
cents and win b. twce as elaborate
sthnsc served In the councils re
lief kitchens. Herbert Hoover. John
j. Pershng and Franklin X Ian,
will be hosts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
POLICE OFFICERS WITNESSES
IN TENAS PROBE OF
WORK BY NIlGII.A>TES

Fort Worth. Texas. Dec. e7.--Mcm-
bers OF the Fort Worth police and dc.
toctivc departments were among wit
ncssos summoned to appear today
before the special grand jury which
is investigating the lynching. Dccemb.
cr %. Of Tom W. Vickery lie had
been Jailed on n charge OF killing
Policeman jeff Couch and was taken
from the county Jail at midnight
Wednesday 10y 20 masked men and
hung from tree on prominent
residence street. ln charging the
special Grand jury last wrck. iudv ,
lUorge Hosey intlmatcd that certain
0oliccmep might have knowledge oil
he affair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
Convics Isolated by High Water

Pine Bluff, ARK. Dec. 81 Local
Officers kept an nll-nieht vigil In vain
at the bridge across the Arkansas
river six miles above here, lookln
for number Of convicts who escaped
from the state farm at Tucker, last
night Because " high water IN the
river bottoms surrounding the fnrm,
IL IL said ,hc farm forms pcninsul
in tho flood waters and officers be
l.cvo the only safe outlet Tor the ia
gi,ives will be by way Of the brils
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
TULSA POLICE HEAD
/ ADVISES MERCHANTS
"SROOT TO KILL ;

Tulsa, Okla, Dec. 27.--Following q
series OF daring robbcrics capped by n
lone bandit robbIng n drug store Of
500, and thieves breaking window
and robbing store OF furs valued at
$4,000. Police Commissioner Adkins
advised merchants to station armed
guards at their entrance and shoot
down men at once who entered TO rob
them.
Il think firearms should be kept In
every store and they should be guard
cd all the time" the commissioner
said. IF few OF them are shot down
ut their work, there will be less
crime"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
II DEGREES AT MuSkOGEE,
EITHER ABOVE OR BELOW

Muskogec. Okla, Dec. 97.--with the
reg s,erlng II degrees
and The cold accentuatcd by a bitter
wind Muskogec went 90 It's work
this morning shverinE. Although this
Il no, tho lowest temperature re-
corded this winter being two degrees
above the minimum the wind made the
cold morc sewer th,n ever before Gas
pressure was reasonably adequate.
Snow fen early this morning but was
diss.pa.od after the sun came out.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
PANIC NARROWLY AVERTED
IN OHIO HOTEL FIRE

Cincinnati. ohio, Dec 9I.--Morc than
a score Of women and children worc
partially overcome and panic among
the 200 guests whs narrowly nvertcd
during fire In the Burnet House
here early this morning,
Tho fire originated In a storeroom
In the basement of the ho.el md
within n few minutes clouds Of smoke
Flied the Railways of the five upper
floora
Irircmen succeeded in rcsculng all
,he occupants OF the building. however
and tho fire was confined to the base.
ment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
CONDITION OF CARUSO is
SLlGHILY IMPROVED TODAY

New York, Dec. 27.--Tho con-
dition of Enrico Caruso. tenor.
who was stricken on Chris mas
day with an attack Of pleurisy,
was unchanged early today, it
was reported by, the management
Of the hotel where he is confined.
He is under the care of five ply
sicians, and none of them was
summoned during the night. Com
plete rest was prescf ibed by his
physicians, who said that barring
complications, he singer. would
be able to return TO the stage
within two weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
SOLDIER BONUS MEASURE
WOULD ENTAIL BIG EXPENSE

Washington. Dec. 27.-Passage OF
tho soldier bonus bill would cost
the government approximately sg.-
800 ,000. 900 Secretary Houston csti-
mated today before the senate H.
nance committee. considering the
soldiers aid measure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-27
Mercury Dops Gas Does Its Best Keep The Home Fires Bnne
COLD WAVE SWEEPING OVER
EAST SECTION Or NATION

Washington. Dec. T.-Cold
wave warnings were ordered today
by the weather bureau for the
Ohio Valley, Tennessee and the
East Gulf States. The bureaus
forecas. said much colder weather
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