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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23
COX WILL SPEAK
IN TENNESSEE AT
HIS OWN REQUEST

+ NEW YORK. Sept Ex-senator Har-
rison, chairman of the Democratic ma
tional speakers bureau, announced to-
day that Gov. Cox had made a special
request to be allowed to make one
speech in Tennessee because of his
great desire to compliment the South
and congratulate Tennessee for being
the 36th STATE to ratify the woman suf-
frage amendment to the constitution -
Gov. Cox will start on the last of his
touB Oct through the Middle West
and East The first speech in the "sec-
ond lap" will be somewhere in Ken
lucky.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23
WITH FIVE DEAD
AND 70 ATTACKED
FEAR GRIPS CITY
Blocks PoIiCed by Citizens
Following Death Of Miss
Alice Burnett Who BattIed
Intruder.
Intruder Nay Be
Prominent Person

KNOXVILLE. Sept. % tSpl.)
-Runor TINT the midnight nlaraud-
err. who has terrorized Knoxville
BY series Of attacks on women,
Is young man from one OF the
city's most prominent families, and
whose name would surprise citizens.
Is current here. Several spspl-
clous characters have been commit
ted to Jail by the police In their
dra gnet Of the city. but they are
merely held for investigation No
against them.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23
DEALERS ENTERTAINED.

, Local Oakland automobile dealers and
statesmen >Here entertained at q ban
duet and (heater party "Wednesday night
by the Mississippi Valley Motor com
pany, local agents for the Oakland car
A. J. clayton, manager of the local
agency, acted as POSTMASTER, and W
H. Masten. assistant general manager
of the Oakland plant at Pontiac, Mich,
was tho guest Of honor Talks were
made ~ various dealers, being mostly
expositops on the art Of selling auto
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23
ROBBERS GET $4,000.

GASTONIA, n c., Sept. 2s,-The
Farmers and Merchants bank Of Stan
ley eight miles northeast of here. was
entered and robbed early today Of APP
proximately $40, 900 in cash and Liberty
bonds. Both the vault and a big safe
In the bank were blown open. TIE
noise Of the explosion awakened neA-
byOresidents, but the robbers escaNed,
going by automobile toward Charlotte
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23
Irish Problem "NOt
Issue For official
American Harding

MARION, O.. Sept. 23.-Declaring the
fetal America" Senator Harding said
in statement today that in his opin-
ion the movement for Irish indepen-
dence would be, under the league of
nations. subject entirely internal or
domestic"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23
Shelby Republicans 1
Will Organize And
Then Push CanapGigT,

The Republican Progressive club Of
Fellows building Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock to organize and get busy
for Taylor and Harding Only white
members of the party have been in
vited. The club is an outgrowth Of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23
BANDIT HOLDS UP BANK.

JOPLIN. Mo, Sept 25.--The Bank Of
Avila ut Avilla. Mo, 10 miles east Of
Carthaee, was robbed by bandit this
morning who escaped In a motor car
with between $500 and $4,000,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23
THEFT OF DYNAMITE is y
SEEN AS CLEW TO PL9I

justice agents and police seeking clews;
here in Connection with the New York
bomb explosion apeeded up their ifl-
quiry today following discovery that $50
pounds of dynamite had been stolen
September from the Aetna Explosive
company warehouse at Lambert, nLAyi
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23

Twenty four hours to noon, Sept. %.
Hour. TEMP
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23

Sun sets today SO pm. Rises tomor-
row $50 am. Moon rises 2:27 am. to-
night. Precipitation 10 inch.
n a--- $50
Tennessee Blowers.
ssissippi-Showers
Arkansas--Cloudy.
Alabama-Showers
Showers.
Louisiana--Fair.
ollahoma-cloudy
North and South Carolina. Georgia
and F1orida--Showers.
East and West Texas-Fair.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23
Weather Forecast

Unsettled, with prob
able showers; little
change.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23
ROBERTS OFFERS REV <.2D FOR KNOXVILLE MANIAC
LONG MAY 1T WAVE!

The Embe Of Feedomof
Cash Prizes Telling The scImlar
"WHY 4 LOVE AMERICA"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-10
LIBERTY BAPTIST
MINUTES Are READY

The minutes of the 9th annual
session of the New Liberty Baptist
Sunday School convention, held with
the New Liberty Baptist Sunday
School, Madison county, July 30 and
81 and August /, 1919, the data OF
which was neatly and efficiently ar
ranged by Miss Bessie y. Irvine, OF
Richmond, have been printed in neat
book form at the office Of the Daily
Register, and arc ready for distr-
button The organization is one eX-
tending over considerable area and is
| one of the foremost of its kind in the
state.
As recording secretary, this young
woman from Richmond was certain
| ly wise choice, since the volume Of
| lob printing bushes done at this Of
flee, when the copy of the minutes
was received the efficient and thor
ough manner in which the matter
was presented was favorably conI-
mcnted upon. The work was credi1
to one professionally verscd in The
matter of composition and placing oil
material in readable form.
The officers of the organization arc
as follows:
]. H. Scruggs, president, Mt. Gil
cad; G.. l.. Walker, first vice prcsi
dent, Richmond; Robert Faulkner
second vice president, Paint Lick
Bessie D. Irvine, recording secretary
Richmond; E. w. Mason, corres-
ponding secretary, Peytontown; Mil
lie l.. Embry, treasurer, Richmond
Minnie G. Miller, organist, Richmond
Rev. G. B. Miller, chorister, Rich
mond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-10
First Cousins Marry sc
..sc s--n ~, For the Third Time

George l. Verify and Jennie Y.
Turner, first cousins, Of Chicago,
were married Vat Louisville by
Magistrate Garments. 1t was their
third marriage. They were first
wed at St. Joe. Mich, by a Con-
gregational minister ten years
ago. Being Catholics, they were
married later by priest. A(ter
,vo years they discovered tina,
the marriage of first cousins IS
forbidden by Michigan and Hi
nois statutes. They lived apart
seven years then learned that first
cousins may wed legally ii, Ken
lucky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-10

There is every indication of a
third party looming up i'll the po-
litiCal horizon soon.
At Des Moines, Ia, there are Il
number of women active mem
bcrs of the Chamber of Com
mcrCc.
Thc-lirst of the Madison county
wheat is on the local market
that is-it is being hauled to mar
kct, but there has been no price
set as yet.
During the Yankcc-Tigcr game
i'll New York yesterday, some one
broke into the dressing room at
the Polo Grounds and stole 5000
and the street clothing of the UNI
.pirc, Doc IIildcrbrand.
Prof. Paris B. Akin, OF Union
City, is assisting County Supt, OF
Schools. b. F. Edwards. with the
work OF preparing for the opening
of the schools. the institute and
other matters which crowd the
office at this season OF the year.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-10
Telerhne Company Wrangie
Has Troubles Heaped UE

Versailles, Ky, July 1O-Onc
hundred and twenty telephone
subscribers in Versailles have
signed a letter to the Fayette Tel
ephone Company ordering it to
Immediately discontinue their tel
cphoaes until such time as the
county service is restored setting
forth the reason that without the
latter they are not getting the
service they are entitled to under
their contract with the company
AS a result of the rate controvcr-
'sy beWtcc1i the company and the
fiscal court. the company has dis
connected every telephone in the
county outside OF Versailles ant
Midway.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-10
LATE NEWS FLASHES

Provisional President Iluerta
ridiculcs the late McXican gov
ernmcnt.
Watch your spccdOmetcr. The
boobies will get YOU if you don't
watch out.
The Turks are SAID to rccOg-
nizc the fact that their power is
brokcn-what. again?
Big consignment OF German
dies were stolen from New
York warehouse.
Louisville police get an increase
i'll salary.
Mrs. Jack Wclch. Philadelphia,
turned her husband over to the
police. telling of two men he is
said to have killed.
At Winchester. Ky. more than
600 new names have been found
since the recent taking OF the cen
SuS.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-10
Bowling Green Youth Gets
New Trial Ia Florida

Bowling Green. Ky, July 10
Bcrnicc Larmon. convicted OF
second degree murder i'll connec-
ton with the killing of Ralph
Rushing, taxi driver OF Tallchas-
see. Fla, who was slain and his
automobile sold by Larmon in
Acmricus, Ga, has been granted a
new trial and released under
bond He is on his way to his
home here to join his bride, Mar
garet Warden Larmon. 10 years
old. who was acquitted when tried
Jointly with her husband.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-10
SOLDIERS URGED
To TAKE ACTION
Uncle Sam Will Present Valuable
Medal Upon Receipt of Copy
of Discharge

The work of securing copies of dis
charges of soldiers and sailors rela-
tive to their receiving medals is pro-
crossing slowly, and S. w. Norman,
secretary of the home service sec
ton of the Red Cross, stated Satur-
day there was generally a misunder-
standing upon the part of many of
the men who were in the ranks, and
this is attributed as the cause, since
it is the purpose of the government
to give to every man who was in the
ranks during the late war, medal,
and this medal will be made accord
ing to the service rendered by the
soldier, hence the necessity of pro-
curing the discharge papers copy, in
order that the medal be made accord
ingly.
Some will be embellished with
stripes and bars and other ornamen-
tai figures denoting the service rem
icred the country by the wearer, and
they will be looked upon in years %
come with pride. Secretary Norman
has arranged to have his list in as
soon as possible, and little less than
month remains in which to have
the copies of the discharges ma;!e
and sent to Washington. There is nc
cost to the receiver of the medal, wiz
the exception of the copying Of tbs
discharge, the original one bieng kept
/ by the. soldier. There are IN ne iliar
@..G00,0 900 of these medals to be be
j slowed. and the work, which is al
ready we'll under way, will act IL
complete until the list Of petitions i,
more complete. There is u decided!
| low mark in Madison county in this
regard. The matter Of possible pride
! should be cast aside, said Secretar!
Norman since it is the duty Of eacf
/ man to receive one of these coveted
medals for the sake of his family, i
not for personal adoEnment 1t is be
lieved that when the facts are known
! there will be a decided increase in tht
petitions for medals, since it is tlt
desire of the government to presen
every man with one, according to thu
| special act of congress secured in OF
! der to procure them.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-10
Lexington Cattle Sell
For I6c Per Pound

]. d. We'll, OF Lexington, rep
rcsenting the Maggie Packing Co.
Of Jersey City, n. ] =. has just pur-
chased of Tollie Young. Of near
Paris, three car loads of fancy
Hereford cornfcd cattle. avcrag-
ing 400 pounds. at 10 cents per
pound, less shrinkagc. This is one
of the finest punches OF fat cattle
bought i'll Central kentucky this
season, and the price paid for
them is said to have been the
highest that has been received
this year.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-10

There are five thrcshing outfits
i'll Madison county. and four Of
them are busy, with the fifth one
preparing to go out Monday
morning.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-10

The soldiers and sailors are
justly proud of what they have
done, but just keep going till you
get one of those medals Uncle
Sam is making for you-pehaps
Your grandchildren will consider
it a priceless memoir.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-10
New To Head Bureau
of Republican Speakers
NV Associated Press

(BY ASsOcIated FreSSJ
Chicago, July 10-Thc rcpubli-
can national headquarters today
announced that Senator Harry )
New, Of Indiana, will head the re-
uDl1can speakers bureau.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-10

There will be regular meeting of
the city school board next week at
which important routine business will
be transacted
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25

Green's Adm. Nyssa; 5000.
Allen D. Kyle to Mack H. Hand
1894 acres In Sec. 2S-15-47: i-26.
20; $500.
Benz. stillwell to Jales l.. Brown,
NEh. 23-16-47; 2-7-2O; S1.OO.
w. NJ. Eaton to Nicholas Kries.
Lots i6 to 20, 81 65. Ontario; 2-2O-
90; 800.
Winnie Fretwell Wilson to Samuel
y. Fretwell. Lots 2, 3, 4. Sec. 6-3z:
SEA sEh 32-31-46: 2-17-2O; S222.
Complaints
Brogan Trading & Lumber Co. W..
J. NJ Mckinney, recovery, S25G.OG
Boise Payette Lumber Co. Va. l..
lIirsch ct ux; Ontario National: on
tario Concrete Pipe Co, and II. n.
udlck, foreclosure lien, S53455.
Boise Poyette Lbr Co. Va. l..
Hlrsch ct ux. Ontario National. J. A.
Draper, RAIDER & Lowe. Ontario
Concrete Pipe Co.. u. NJ Taggnrt
and n. u. udIck, foreclosure OF lien {;
1873.
Bolse Payette Lbr Co. Va. l..
Hlrsch ct ux; Ontario National. J. A..
Draper, u NJ Taggart; w. O. Ross
and Jane Die Ross: foreclosure lien
$3.50.
Ontario Concrete Pipe Co. w.
Ilirsch. Ontario National: First Ma
tlonal, j. a. Draper, Taggart Hdw.
Co.. Boise Payette Lbr. Co; fore
closure lien S2GG.Gb.
Ontario Concrete Pipe Co. Va
IIirsch. ontario National, First Ma
tlonal, J. a. Draper, Taggart Hdw.
Co. Boise Payette Lbr Co; fore
closure lien. $4,000.
Ontario Concrete Pipe Co. WI.
liirsch. Ontario National. First Ma
tlonal, A. ]. Draper, Taggart Hdw.
Co.. Boise Payette Lbr. Co. and wm,
RAIDER; foreclosure lien S349.65.
l.. ]. Hadley W.. H. T.. Young.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25
UNTREATED WOUNDS DECAY

To prevent decay that may spread
to other parts of the tree. the limb
OF tree that Ia blown off or be-
comes Diseased should he cawcd off
even with the trunk and painted
with creosote or tar paint, say the
college horticultural specialists.
Sometimes injuries no LARGER than
the head OF nail under the bark
will cause the bark to drop off leav-
Ing the wood unprotected Decay viii
start from these spots and extend
until they endanger the tree. II
treated with coat OF creosoto or
tar. decay Is stopped. and the bark
will grow smoothly over the wound
again.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25
1920; sl4t7.

1920; s4417.
Silas NJ. Joplin ct ux to II. s. Lind
quist ct ux, sEh NWh meets ant
bounds in swI NEM. 24-1G-47; 1.
3i-2O; $117O.
VIM pritchctt ct uy to r.. @. Cleve
land. 3 acres in Nwh Nwh. 20-1S.
As; 2-2S-2O; $1,000,
Dale Robertson ct ux to Ernest
Pulliam, whsEH. 25-2f-4G; lie.
| II: $500.
Ernest pulliam 90 ux to G. d. Nc.
Culloch, whsEH 25-21-4G: 8-t6.
90; $4,000.
A. VI Johnst.l ct ux to Chas Gar
rison. oO35 acres; $1,000.
u. H. IIowsley to Edwin NJ. Blod-
Rctt, whsw Z Nwh. whNw Y
swh, 2O-i9-47; SLIGO; $1,000.
Thos A. Fretwell to Samuel u.
Fretwell. Lots 2. 3. 4. Sec. 6-32;
SEX SEA Y, 32-31-46; 2-t7-2O;
S222
Ontario Adv Co. TO Fred @. Cald-
we'll. sMsw Y NEh NEh. s-ts-47;
2-tS-2O; $1,000
Hope Bros. to Robert Ham. v
Int 49, 20 Vale except Lot 4: 3-5-
90; 5000.
Jofsic l.. Looney ct yir TO Robert
Ham, - Int. III. % Vale; 3-b-2O;
5000.
Otis Thaycr It nx to d. a. Clore et
ux. sMsEh. NW NsEN. sibSwh
NV u swh; 40 ~, a-.-2O; sAO,-
600.
olive G. Clcncni. AdmX to J. =.
Clemeu' Estate - John l. lIousor.
NwhNwh, 201S 47;2-7-2h; .sAA.
90.
]. c. Blackwell ct ny 10 Evercltc
l.. Tate. Y In Sen sEh, ?5.2l-
40; 2-lO-2O. $40.
G. d. Simpson at ux to Haley
Haley. Lots to 10, H. ldG Wards
Adm, Nyssa; $500; $1,000.
Roland oliver. trustee. to NJ II.
Reeves ct ux. Lots 1913, H. 275,
Ontario; 500.
U, s, a, TO Peter Cosztyo. EASE
u. shNEh. 20. etc.
u, s. A. to Warren worthington,
swh sEh, II, etc,
Warren worthIngton 10 Edith
worthington. swhsEh. II; NV
y NEh NEh NwA. IL. etc; 800
Frank Boswell to Jas. NJ, Fleet
wood, whswA. s5-2i-45; $1,000,
A. r. Brown ct ux to Martha
Berthcld. NwlI NwH. wMNEhN
W., lG-iS-47; 3-12-2O; $4,000.
Joseph Kiser ct ux TO T.. d. Nor
ris. NEA sEA, 36-l9-45; 3-15-2O;
$40.
Elsie J. Burrell to Bernard Bran
&C. 81 ux. Lots ~ 10 a.. b. 4. River
side Adm, Ontario; 3-l5-20; $1,000.
q, d. Wills ct ux TO Harry A.
Goshert, Lots and 10, Bl. G3,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS
OF RECORD.

Union Central Life 1ns. co. to Lee
Chas Miller shsWh, 80, lG; Lots
?. 3. 4. shNwh, swh NEh, 8. Il,
80; 2-t2-2O; S10GS. 3S Assn sher-
Ifrs cert OF Sale.
Union Central Life ins co. to Lnc
Chas. Miller. swh 21-17-47; 2-12-
20; slG1739; Assn. sheriff's Cert.
~. Sac.
Everett Fretwell ct ux to Samuel
d. Frctwell, swh 3; SEA 6; M
NEh Z, 80; Lots 2. 3, 4. Sec. G. 32;
sEhsEA. 32-31-2O; $2222.
a. l.. Cornell ct ux to Hugh ].
Sloan. sEh NEh. 25-2t-4G; $500;
$500.
Leslie J. Hope ct ux to Roger p.
williams, SEA i2-i9-l4; 2-G-2O.
SO.
United states to Harry L. Page.
wMswh p; EhNwh swh
NEA. 2S-24-42; 1890.
W. T.. Sherwood and G, \. Smith
to @. T. Pennington, Swh NWh ,
t1-17-47: 2-1G-2O: $4,000,
n. u. Hollor ct ux TO a. w Holler
and Effie John. Ia Int M NWh
NEh t7-3l-il; 1915; 500.
JON a. Lawrence ct uX 10 o. D.
Eing ot ux. skshsMNEh Nh
sEA. iS-lS-47; 2-i0-20; 10000.
Edgar o. Walter ct ny to George
Rcaume. NEi4 NwA, 2O-lS-47; .
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25

The State University. the Agricul-
tural College and the oregon Normal
School now have 54OO fulltime stu
dents. The number does not include
any OF the thousands OF short
course, correspondence-study. or
summer schools atudents. The in
come from the state for these three
institutions has Increased only three
and oight-tenths per cent In seven
years. although their attendance has
increased i5O per cont.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25
forcible entry and detainer.
Marriage Licenses

Anson Eliza Powell and Ohlla Ann
plummer, 3-i5-2O.
Chas. Elmer Knouse and Ruth
Marie Hoyis. 3-fG-2O.
Bryan Harding and Wilma Sewer.
3-17-20.
Connie Johnson and Nola stur-
gell. 3-17-2O.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25

Tho News while II IL Read
The Ontario Argus.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25
Looks and is Better

You have seen
the piles OF good
lumber wasted IN
building the old
MnN nnfIInn .-.ur
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19
Ma dill Personals.

Maxine and Edward Laird who have
been visiting in Madill with their
grandparents Mr ana mrs. A. a.
Laird. for the past three months re-
turned to their home at Dallas. Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. II. VI. Thompson and daughter.
Miss Maggie Thompson. OF Woodville,
were in Madill shopping Thursday.
Attorney ]. r. McClendon went to
Wapanucka Thursday morning, to look
after some legal matters.
L. A. King went to Ardmore Thurs
day morning. to attend the Carter
county fair and roundup.
Miss Viola simmons of Ay,esworth.
was in Madll Thursday as the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. Felix simmons.
Lee Yount Of Tulsa was in Madill
FOR several days the past week visit
Ing with his mother and family.
Mrs. Gladys Hargrove left Thursday
morning for few days visit with
relatives in Ardmore and Marietta.
W. b. Uncle Brne) Carroll of
nurwood was in Madil Thursday
looking after business and visiting
with friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. NJ. c. Dowell returned Thurs
day morning from a few days visit
with relatives in Ardmore.
D. NJ. Orr weRt TO Ardmore Thurs
day evening TO judge the livestock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19
BOXING MATCH STAGED
At CONVEN T|ON KALI
FRIDAY Nj CHIT PLEASES
LARGE CROWD Of FANS

The best boxing event ever pre-
sen.ed in Ardmore was staged Friday
night when the management Of the
Roundup Association pulled off two
fast bouts before a large size gath
erins OF fight fans.
The main event Of twelve rounds
between Mutt Mckee OF Oklahoma
Cirv ana Bobby Hughes OF New Or
leans was corkins good exhibition
OF clean fast boxing and the referee
decision c. draw was met with
general approval Of every one present.
Mckee and Hughes are well known
H. the mitt game, they have met
some cs the best in the business and
are nearing the top in their dlvis-
ion to.h are fast and clever and no
one could complain at the exhibition
they put up.
The semi -wndup between Tommy
Rilev o; Tulsa and Battling Harris
Ct New Orleans was not much from
{ scientific standpoint.
Harris may be a clever man. but
he kent his tricks safely bottled up
Tri6av right and failed 20 show any
thing thc, closely resembled class,
when he was not hanging on his oppo-
nent he was hanging on the ropes
and no one expected any other de-
c'sic0 than the referee rendered at
the end q ten rounds when he ele-
waited the hand OF Ei'ey as the win
ner P.iev Is fast boy. and with
proper raining may develop into a
top nc,ch star he lacks the punch
ct present bu is willing mixer
and may improv, with more expert
ence
On thc whole the show was far
above the average that has been
staged 81 ArdmorC in the past, and
if such exhibitions are continued the
game will get healthy boost in this
CITY where there are hundreds willing
to pay for the privilege Of witnessing
clean boxing, but object to being
held w by 'c Of pork and beam
srs" that are merely looking for a
litt!e easy money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19
j c ECHOLS HOME FROM
NATIONAL COW en- T|ON
UNITED TYPOTHETAE OF
AMER| CA 1000 RESENT

]. c. Echols, O, the Eehols Print
ing Company. has returned from ST
Louis. where he attended nationat
convention OF the United Typothe,ae
OF America
The Typothetae is an organization
composed of master printers Of Ameri-
ca allied for the purpose OF advanc-
ing the art of printing and the activi-
ties of the organization are perform
ed in such manner that the best
Interests OF both the printer and his
customers receive definite considera-
ton.
Ihe attendance at the convention
was estimated at about 1000. renre-
sen'aiiVes Of printing firms being
present from every city Of importance
IN the union. Mr.. Echols was The
only representative from Ardmore in
attendance
one OF the chief matters impressed
upon the delegates, Mr.. Echols said
was the absolute necessity and value
Ut advertising. In the words Of ono
oi the speakers. by advising the
members OF the organization TO adver-
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exhibit or The Carter county Tree fair.
Miss Nadine Duncan visited Thurs
day with frienis in Ardmore
Miss Minnie Pollock has returned
from Arimore. where she visited with
her sister Miss Leila Pollock. and with
Miss Alma Winton' and attended the
Carter county fair and roundup.
Miss Louise Sweetman left Madin
Wednesday for visit with relatives
and friends in Durant and Allen.
Judge and Mrs. George $. Marsh,
returned home Friday morning, the
Judge from holding a special term of
court al Durant, and Mrs. March from
Mrs. Lester Carleton, at Kansas City
and daughters Misses Lucille and Mar
guerite March who are teaching at
Eufaula this year.
Mrs. l.. $. Morgan who had been
in Madill visiting at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. f. l.. Moore has re-
turned 10 her home at sulphur.
j. p, Reirdon and Rex Strickland
We're Ardmors visitors Friday
Rev. A. P. Johnson made bust
ness trip TO Durant Friday.
Mrs. l.. W, Copeland and children
have returned home from visit with
relatives at Hugo.
Mr. and Mrs r. c. Hames of Gaines
vile, Texas. are in Madill guests at
the home Of Mrs. Hames sister Mrs
Sam Vittitoe and family
Mrs. K. L. Richie has returned
from visit with relatives at Ard
more.
Mrs Ethel Carson, Mr. and Mrs
Carl C'ippe and Mrs. Birdie Bostosh
of Ranger, Texas, are in Madill visit
ing with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Cooper, at the Commercial
bn-al