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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31
Suit Filed for Divorce

Lena Burgess, through her a,tor-
neys, has filed suit for divorce in
the district court against Jess Bur-
CESS, alleging non-support. The Bur
gesses We're married at Gainesville
Texas, on December 20. 1902. and
separated IN September, 1920 8.
The plaintiff requests that she be
given the custody Of four children.
Ruth il, Juston 10, Cecil ., and J. B.
G.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31

Last day of the quail season and
every local hunter who could possibly
do so has left for the fields with dog
and gun.
Shooting has been good in this
section all season, and there are re-
ports Of many large covies that in all
probability never have been shot into.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31
Jail Birds at Liberty

Gainesville, Texas, Dec. S1-George
Rober and Joe Torres who with two
companions, escaped from county Jail
here Wednesday night still were at
large today. Charley Jones and Wal
ter Shanks re-arrested at Sherman
were returned to Jail mere last night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31

Washington.-Char Of discrimh
nation against negroes at the polls
in southern elections made by census
association organization for advance
ment of colored people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31
MANY TOOTH CARPENTERS
TURNED LOOSE ON STATE

Oklahoma City, Dec. 3l-Fifteen APP
picants for dentists license, We're
taking an examination today before
the state dental board at the state
capitol. 4 clinic is being held in con-
nectlon with the examination.
McAlester.-Scale of allotments of
Indian lands of Choctaws and Chicka.
saws, including some in Pittsburg,
Coal and Latimer counties set for
Jan. 10. by federal authorities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31
New Development al Blackwell

Blackwell, Okla, Dec. al ".
Koorstadt and J. RI. Davis. OF Grand
Island. Neb. this morning drove
out 10 the Preston farm on which
they have an oil lease and announced
that development is 10 begin there
at once. This farm IL in proven ter
ritory and local oil men are interested
In the development OF the farm and
viii watch the work closely.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31
OLD MAN PUZZLE

What message is expressed in
these letters'
X u r, X u B;
X, 2 X, u r A me.
(Answer to yesterdays: Wasp, asp
as, a.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31
OLD LADY RIDDLE

Why is 20" the only vowel
sounded?
(Answer to yesterdays: What
chasm often separates friends?"--Sar-
casm.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31
A. s. Guillof Here

A. S. Guillot of Dallas. Texas, is in
the city visiting his brother, E. L.
Guillot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31

"No Metal Touches the Skin"
why were these men called
Knights Of the Gartar'?"
Because they were supporters Of
the King"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31

church. This is
The city composed eA
and parents of chile NJ
what church they may ",
invited TO permit their l. u
this choir.
Short talks We're given }
p. p. Jeffries. Writ Franklin
Hinkle, j. n. Phelau, Walter
and c. c. Lynch.
Guests at the luncheon incl~
Messrs. l.. II. Sinclair, p. II. Livt \
and d. G. McCuney, MIR McCullt
has recently been appointed count
engineer.
The chairman for the next meeun
/ is George Hotchkiss
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31

Teacher Cooking at report card)
-"Glenn, is this your fathers sig
nature?"
Glenn-"Yessum, as near as |
could make."-THE STUDENT, Okla
home High School, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31

oklahoma Ci,y.-Sute bar assoc.a-
ton conyenes with about l5O lawyers
present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-31

care you fond of lamb?"
Essays or stew?"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-18
NlTTI SAYS ITALIANS
MUST WORK. NOT PLAY

Rome. June lS-EIard work and
few amWrments must be the portion
o patriotic italians durnie the nest
few years in the opinion of former
r,majr Niui The taxes on thcafcrs
and concerts already somewhat heavy
have been considerably raised; while
thr proprictara of hotel5 who give
balls and other entertainments must
pay 10 the state from $50 to $500 a
time
There are TO be no more automobile
rides on Sunday. as ears may not
bee used between Saturday afternoons
and Monday mornings No one may
motor between 5 in the evening AMI
$ in the morning all week and cars of
more than 81 horsepower are forbid
den
AS the trolleys and trains which go
F uu. on sundays 10 N'aoyaU IWuu
and other outing places are greatly
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-18

Miss Tess Magic entertained Twelve
Young ladies at her home on N'''
Main street last evening at pieas'u'
variety shower in honor o. MISS ~"
Fishburn, whose marriage To AI,"u'
{. lmme will take place mex N'o.
nesday The Nagle home was pre-
lily decorated with pink ana WING
baskets Of cut flowers in the Two cor
ors being used to carry cut the co!o'
scheme 4 delightful eNoniHE was
spent by the guests plaJjnE ounce.
The fayors were awarded 10 VI I~~'#
Bessie Feely and Ann NcG1lf, i"''
in the evening a dainty supper was
served by the hostess. Miss fiah""iH
received many handsome gifts, con.
sisting principally Of cut glass ana
silyerWare
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-18

reduced in numbers. it will be noc's-
,.1ry for the average Roman to n
vent some other mode OF passing MS
Sunday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-18

FATONlC is the bestrmcdy, it take3
the harmful acids and gases right out
of the body and, of course, you get
well. Tens Of thousands wonderfully
benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy or
money refunded by.your own drug
gist- Cost q trltlc. Please try it!
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-18

en- yor- -vee=-- d.,he2 should be wl@ed
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-18

with soft tissue paper before being
-,-,..i,nI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
Z-HAJEN. KOUPLCs SEQ
NY " MESTSK fCH
PODNICfCH.

Prava ruka parkovniho fidi-
tele F. E. Waita, tajemnik j.
L. Ray, oznamuje, re vsechny
pobfezni i iine mestske kou-
pele budou dnes otevreny, at
jiz ie pocasf jakekoli.
Kterakoli kabina propGjGe-
ma bude Ia poplatek 10c, po-
platek "a rGjceny koupaci O.
blek 10c, ia rucnik sc, tax re
cely pozitek mestskych lazni
bude staff navstevnika celkem
"kv6dr". O koupacim uboru
vydana zvlaStni pravidla a ne
nj ku pTikladu dovoleno uzi-
vati ien jednokusovych oble-
XII. NejvetSf mestske koupele
isou ma jezernfm pobfezi, led
no ma vyct odnf stran6 Cor
don parku q druhe ma zapadni
V Edgewater parku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
OBCHODNf KOMORA ZRf-
Df SKOLU PRO RIDGE
AUTOMOBILE.

Bezpecnostni rada Obchod-
nj Komory nejdele behem 80
dni otevfe skolu bezpecnostni,
V ktere dany budou soferdm
motorovTch vozidel RUNE po-
kyny, lax MONO zabraniti au-
tomobilovym nehodam. Kurs
obsahovati bude as 8 neb 10
pTednaSek osvedcenych odbor-
nikn. Absolventi tohoto zajiste
uzitecn6ho podniku dostanou
vvsvedcehi a V prfpade, ze Sc
Skola polka s uspechem. uspo-
fadan bude podobny beh pro
zeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
SOBOTNf POLICEJNf A HA-
SICSKA PARADA.

Vcera dokonteny byly "a
ffzenf policejniho natelnika
Smitba prfpravne prace a po-
ffzeny zvaci seznamy. Sobotni
rravod sestavati bude jak o.
bycejne, re dvou oddilu, po-
liceiniho, vedeny Smithem a
hasicskeho pod velenim G., A..
Wallace. Shromazdiste para
duiicich jest ma Euclid a vych.
40. ul., odkud pruvod uderem
8. hod. odp. vyide a pochodo-
vati bude ma Public Square,
kde nastane rozchod. Policie
q hasici budou defilovati pred
mayorem Fitzgeraldem a ridi-
telem vefein6 bezpeCnosti A.
E. Sprostym, iakoz / pred Eva
nvmi hosty, iichz tribuna po-
stavena bude pred arkadami.
Ia pfehlidky vyznamenan
bude detektiv Josef Hartman
sluzebni medailii ga prokazanI
osobnf neohrozenosti pri pola.
reni nebezpecn6ho lupice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
PAMATOVAL CLEVELAND
PRED SO Lefty.

91lety Milo Rudd, jenz oby-
val Cuyahoga okres po 86 let
a byl jednim z prvnich osadni-
XII ma Mayfield Rd. vcera ma
veGer zemfel We SVEN domove
1865 st. Charles Ave. Lake
wood. Do m6sta Sc presteho-
val, kdyz mu bylo sest let. ro-
ku 1884, Sc svymi rodici 2 Wa
tertownu. N. Y. Rad vypravel
kterak dnesni Public Square
byl vybornym pastviskem pro
krdvy a kde bylo plno sloupku
X nimz vaZdn byl dobytek. Pc
72 let pracoval starry tento pi-
onyr ma farme poblize Gates
Mill, kde iednoho roku kolen
staveni presly "a celou tn do
bu prdv6 ien til osoby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
K TATItKOVI MASARY-
KOVI.
Navstsva americkych hostG u
presidenta Ceskoslovenske
republiky.

republiky.
V patek, a. cervna cd cas-
Inych hodin We skole ma Rejdi-
Sti. kde jsou ubytovani nasi mi
III hoste z Noveho Sveta, bylo
jako V ule. Sokolove a danny
Sc tn velmi zive a rychle stTi-
dali, hovoTl, dotazuii Sc, oci
vsem pritomnym planou mad
Senim a laskou - vzdyt' jdou
k tatfckovi Masarykovi! To je
Garovne slovo, ktere ie dovede
Ivzpruzit: jdou k pres. Masa-
rykovi, jehoz poznali V Ame-
rice z jeho cinnosti, z jeho
pTednaSek vzacnych civil o.
svobozovaci akce po vsech ce-
skych mestech Nov6ho sveta!
V patek po 10 hodine je te-
dy pfijal president Masaryk -
taticek Masaryk, osvoboditel
stare vlasti! Vsechno sc chy-
stale ma navstevu k nemu, ma
jeho slova s.
Nekolik vzpominek cest.
Jeden z celnych americkych
pracovnfkG pro tento zdjezd,
br. Dolezal, vypravi ceste,
ktera byla skvela a bez neja-
kych vaznejsich prlhod:
NaSe LODI "Mauretania" by
la americkymi Sokoly a druzi-
nou pTeplnena. Ze tretl tridy
Iudelana ma kvap druha, jen a
by So tam hodne osob veslo. A
le i trfda prvni byla pima: V ka-
binach pro dve osoby bylo jich
az pet i sest! Bylo veselo ma
lodi, vsichni jsme Sc tesili ma
Prahu! Vzdyt' my, start, jsme
vetSinou V Praze poprve po sc
vice letech A Praha -
kterou jsme 81 predstavovali ii
chou ltulnou - mas prekva
pila! To ie uz velk6 mesto, tC
uz ie stTedisko statu!
! LODI - ktera mohla dorazi
: ii Ike bfehdm Evropy jiz "a
dni, dojela az "a 7 dni. Proc
! Inu spolecnost Cunardova ne
chtela brati zodpovednost
kdyby Sc n6co stale, rechtel;
dati Gcastniky poiistiti ;.
> Ma lodi a potom We vlacich
bylo rusno a zivo. Vedle "a
bavnich prohlidek byla skupi
ma "vesela parta", jiz vedl eve
lebnicek" br. Vaclav Cermak
humorista a dobry spolecnik
br. PTanosil, virtuos ma ital
skou tahacf harmoniku.
American Sc neztrati 49,
:, kdyz, TAX Sc druhy den najde
Do naseho rozhovoru najed
, nou padl smich a hlucne vita
:. nj - do Skoly ma Rejdisti pr
- ieli ieSt6 dalsi hoste. Jak Sc t
stale? Inu, ma ceste We Svyca
rich pfi nejak6 prilezitosti d
> vlaku Sc nevratili diva ucastn
ci - bri. Prenosil a Drsek =
ieiich nepritomnost byla cite
: ne pocit'ovana, hlavne Prent
u silova, jehoz harmonika byl
/ t6zce postradana. V Solnohrs
a dech opet dve danny Sc ztrat
e ly -. Ale ztratily Sc jen n
: chvili, vyckaly klidne dalsih
J. vlaku, vsedly americkyl
} klidem jelly do milovanyc
1 Czech dale - aby pfekvapil
l. ostatni. Shledani radostne!
e kan ted?
o "K tatickovi Masarykovi!'
- Co Sc americkym hostIm =
. u mas nelibi. +.
! Ale nechybel ami jeden V;
. rovny hlas a to proti next
III rym prazskym listnm. Nebo
. pisi = snad pro sensaci =
hoste plati az 10 dollaru zpr'
r. pitneho, rovnez utratu V dol
rech misto V korunach ;.
Jeden ucastnik primo rex
m "Neisme blazni, abychom "
o. hazovali dolary jen tax {
~ y1Jlob,,, To by CO nam kaIC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
SCHUZE CLEVELAND
SKYCH NAJEMNikU.

Pod ochranou organisace
The American Patriotic Te-
nants usporadana bude V pre-
sbyterianskem kostele ma
Woodland a vych. 46. ul. vel
ka schGze clevelandskych rem
tyf6 prot stavajicimu vykofi-
st'ovani majitely domd, ktefl
nesvedomite sve ndjemniky
drou. Organisatorem nov6ho a
V pravde casoveho hnuti Jest
ID. J. Starworth. Jednou q ma
vrhovanych method. jak mo-
dernim upfrGm zaraziti Gin
most jest navrh, ably banky
pfestaly zakladati penezy spe-
kulanty s nemovitym majet-
KEN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
ZDRAZENf ODEVU ZAVI.
NUJf KUPUJfCf SAM.

Vinu "a vysok6 ceny satstva
dluzno pTipsati ma ucet marno-
tratnosti kupujiciho lidu, sved-
Gil Nathan G.. Richman, mi
stopfedseda odevni spolecno-
sti Richman Bros Co. pred ko-
misi, jez vySetriti ma, proc sat
stvo jest dnesni dobou tax dra-
he.
"Prodavac V mal6m, Velko-
obchodnfk i tovarnik nemohou
byti vineni, musi poslouziti IL
du, tim co ma mem zada a zdd.
ne vySetfovani nemGza nal6ztt
prostfedku proti svizelu, kite
rym Jest prdv6 vseobecnd dra
hotal" TAX asi zn6l posudel
nekolika jinych tovarnikG. We
sm6s zidovskych jmen, Silver
Benjamin Loewenstein, Lands
man, Hirsch, Neu, atd.
Tovarnici Sc zarikali, ze ne
vydeldvaji ami 10 proc. a re
im6na dnes pTi drahot6 jsov
Ivyd6lky jeiich praskrovne
VSichni pax Sc horlive vyslo
vovali proti navrhu, ably n,
kazd6 mobleku stanovena ne
ien cena prodejnf, ale to
varni cena ndkupni. Tim by s
stala pry maloobchodnikum
! ieiichz obchodni vydeje ne
isou vsuda stejn6, velka kriv
da.
Odevni vyrobce New vypo
vidal, re Sc dnes obecenstv
musi poslouziti jen neinove'
Sim stfihem modou, coz ne
mdlo ceny zene do vyse a I'm
n6ny iiz Richman ma otazku
ida by dnes ieste lid kupovs
zname ieho 10dolarove oblek
odpov6del: "Ano, nebot' vi
| rim ze ziie ma svet6 iest6 dos
rozumnych lidi."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
AUTOMOElLONA A DOE RO.
DRUzSTVi.

L. Kaufman, 3490 zap. 50.
ul. jel svym autem zvolna po
%. zap. ul. kdyz tn pojednou
ma stupdtko vyskocil blize
Franklin Ave. neznamy muz a
revolverem jej donutil, aby jej
dovezl az ma hranice m6sta,
kde bandita Kaufmana 2
kary vyhodil a Sc stroiem u
jel.
Ma opdcn6 strane mesta jel
ma dnesek V noci w. Norris,
1416 Hayden Ave-, East Cleve
land, kdyz pfepaden byl ma
rohu Coventry rd. a Fairmount
boulevardu dvema bandity.
kteri mu porouceli ably zasta'
vii zvedl paze vzhHru. Ma.
padeny ale pocal uJlzdetl, ma
cez lupici "a MIN pocali paliti
trefice jej dvema kulemi dc
zad. Ma to zraneneho oloupil
penfze a hodinky. Osoby je.
douci nahodou kolem automo
bilem odvezli Norirse do Mt
Sinai nemocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23

pitnych, lstere V nasi meme de-
laji male bohatstvi -.
Ameritti hoste jsou prakti.
ctf, prijeli, aby Sc radovali a
tesili - vetsinou vidi Prahu
po prve - takovy jeden do
jem mohl by pokaziti mnoho
Cestou ma brad.
Pred desatou bylo vsude pl.
no. Hovor Sc tocil jedine o pri.
jeti u pana presidenta. Rady
Sc seskupovaly, nastavalo vzru.
Semi a ocekavani, ktere vrchol
We slovech: "Na brad! K tati
ckovi Masarykoviw
A u srdcich vsech jest ne
iak slavno a vsechna laska je
iich sviti V ocich jim, V je
jich netrpelivosti. Loucime Sc
s mimi, spokojeni; jsou tn |
mas a 5 ndmi rddi, jsou spoke
ieni a test sc ma dalSf pobyt '
Praze u svych drahych ci prf
buznych.
A ma patecni odpoledne s.
test, ma prohlfdku prazskeh'
hradu, byv. kral. zahrady a O
statnfch pamatek. V. Hanek
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
HOTEL WINTON MA NO.
VEHO MAJITELE.

Hotel Winton, 11patrovd o.
hnivzdorn6 budova 500 po-
koiich s koupelnami iinVm
nejmoderneiSim zafizenim byl
ma 80 let propachtovdn spolec-
nosti Olmsted hotelu. Stoii ma
rohu Prospect Ave. a vych. 9.
nj. kde byl otevren ma zimu r.
1917. Spolecnost Olmsted ho-
dld pristaveti ma vedleiSim sta
venisti, kde vyprsf lease roku
1924 novou budovu dalSimi
$50 pokoii a hotel tax iak Jest
zafizen prevezme sprava ii5
cd /. cervence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
NATIONAL SYSTEM OF
BAKERIES

otevrou tento tyden novy stor V
{. 64O1 FLEET AVE-, kdez dri-
We byl Warsaw Hotel a Buffet.
Obcane V tamnejsim okoli
obdrzi kdykoliv cerstve a chut-
ne pecivo a odbocka tato je v
stal6m spoienf s obchodem V (.
$500 Broadway. Obsluha vzor-
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
v ARKADACH POLAPENY
UPRCHLfK.

V pond6li, kratce po SVEN
odsouzeni do michiganske ro-
botarny "a spachanou loupez
pokusil Sc J. Dolan o odvazny
ut6k skokem 2 okna tfetiho pa
ira V Detroit. Polapenl stale
Sc teprve Il mas V Clevelande,
kde dopaden byl V Arkddach
nahodou. Detroitsky tajny po-
licejnf strdznik sci Sc zdejsim
detektivem Patrickem McNel.
ley zmin6nou pasdzi, kdyz sc
nahle Dolan obievil a napadne
Sc dial pred detektivem ma u
tex.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
UTONULI PRI KOUPANf.

Ma Kinsman Rd. vych
82. ul., kde voda potoka sta
" deSt' naplnila prohluben vo
dou, koupalo Sc nekolik ho
Chi, nichz 1Olety Stepar
Bardos a a.11lety Jul. Szabo
takto nefozlucnf druhov6, u
tonuli. Pfivolani hasici vylovi
Ii V t6sn6m objeti Sc drzicf te
la nebohVch hoch1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-23
SOUD s kRAJANEM RU-
zICKOU ODLOzEN.

Kraian Rose RGziGka, ienz
mlval u mestske radnice hosti-
nee, kde mu jak znamo byla
zabavena zasoba lihovin. mel
Sc vcera zodpovidati pred SOU
Gem. Soucasn6 mel byti SOU
zen pro steinv pfecin John
Jovce. ktery Jest pod zarukou
$4,000 pro zname zavrazd6-
nj Kagvho. ODE liGeni byla
vsak odrocena ma neurcitou
dobu. - Y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
OECORAT TED ON FIELD
OF HONOR, CAN GSTER
DIES IN GUN FIGHT
HERO OF WORLD WAR RETURNS
TO UNDERWORLD IIAUNTS
ONLY TO MEET DEATH
FROM FORMER PALS

New York, Dec. 2S.-The veil Of
mystery hitherto surrounding the
murder OF Monk" Eastman, former
notorious gangster, who was sup
posed to have gone straight" after
being decorated for heroism on the
battlefield OF France, was partly lift
ed early today with a definite an
nouncement by the police that he
was slain in a gang fight on his old
East Side stamping grounds last Sun
day The policd further claimed
.ney had trailed his murderer through
ne devious winding streets OF the
underworld and they expected to
make an early arrest. Two waters
and n cashier, who were questioned
at city hall last night, were said b
the police to have given details Of
the feud. and 10 have furnished the
name Of the "gangster's' assailln,
These alleged lnformants, John
Bradley, John McKenna. and Max
Weinstein, were ordered to appear
before District Attorney Edward
Swami during the day for further
examination.
Assistant District Attorney John
Dennis declared 1t was established
that Monk" was shot to death in
a running fight, which started in an
all-night cafe. The police have rea-
son to believe. they said, hat some
of Monks" old pals, who had turned
against him, and cornered him in
the cafe. In the general free-for-an
fight that followed rvalling the
dreaded gang feuds OF bygone years
in slower Third and Fourth Avenues
Monk" had been driven into the
street and shot down with five bull
lets in his body.
The police Investigation has dis
closed, 1t was said, that Monk" re-
Gently had not been living "on the
square," as he had promised Governor
Smith when his citizenship rights
we're restored after the World War.
He IS reported to have been employed
as a "bouncer' in m East Side gam
bling house and to have been IN
volved in illegal liquor and drug
traffic. In some OF these transac-
tions, the police believe, Monk" In
CURED the cnmity Of some OF his
former associates In the underworld
and he paid the penalty-the same
deadly penalty Monk himself had
ordered inflicted in gang wars dur
Ing the past 20 years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
}ERFECT|NG PLANS FOR
III RST ANNUAL LIVE
STOCK SHOW SOUTHER
OKLAHOMA ASS0C|AT T|OX
SECRETARY SiNIPKINS MAILING
OUT PREMIUM LISTS FOR THE
EVENT; GREAT INTEREST Is
BEING MANIFESTED

Now that Christmas is past. and
every one has time TO devote a little
thought to Ghe coming livestock show
TO be held here in March, the officers
and directors OF the Southern Okla
homa Livestock association are begin
ming to shape plans Tor the event.
and are counting on making the first
annual show one o. the biggest az
fars Of Tho kind eyer held in the
state.
Secretary John ". S!rnpkins Is mail.
ing out the premium lists and expects
TO have them all in the hands or
breeders by the first OF the year
1t requires time to get an animal
Ia shape for a stock show and Tor
that reason Mr.. simpson is anxious
o have The premium list in the hands
Of ali prospective exhibitors 1t an
early date, in order to give them
ample opportunity Of getting their
exhibits in the proper trim.
II Is anticipated unat Garvin county
VIII H1Nt AQA = a nAAAllE VI AtAlANF NAAA-
mails in every department at the show
and the county agents from Marshall,
and Johnston counties have already
assured Mr.. S'mpkins that their re-
spective counties would be well repre-
sented.
The idea Of the Southern Oklahoma
Livestock association is one tina, breed
crs all through this section OF The
state are taking deep Interest In. and
the prospects for n successful show IN
March Is very flattoring to the promo
ters.
The livestock industry Of southern
Oklahoma is develop ng rapidly fos-
tered by a few enthuSas,c breeders
who have stimulated enthusiasm
among the few pioneers in the move
rncnt and the rulo is going 20 he the
pure bred animal on the farm IN a
very few years according 20 predictions
Of those Interested. instead Of ,hc eX-
cCDtlon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
ANDERSON POST PLANS
COMPLETED FOR SECOND
ANNUAL LEGION BANQUET
BOYS WHO ANSWERED CALL OF
COUNTRY WILL MEET WITH
SONG AND LIGHT HEARTS IN
COMMUNICATING PEACE

Arrangements for the second an
nual banque, Of tho George II.
Anderson post Of the American
Leg have been completed and
all is in readiness for the big
affair.
The legion banquet Is regarded
by mo members Of the post as the
most important affair Of the year
as It brings together members vino
arc scattered throughout me coun-
try at all other times. but who
make it a point to be present on
the da,e of the feguvi,y.
Besides being an elaborate at-
far from the standpoint of enter
tairment. the legion banQuc, ~
equally as instructive. and mucl
Is learned concerning ,he !egion
activities and principles from the
talks given by legionuairas and
others who are well yersed In
these subjects.
The date for this big even, has
been fixed upon the evening Of
Monday, January 9.
More than threo-fourths OF the
membership Oh the post have a.
ready notified the adJutant that
they desire reservations. and It IS
expected that practically every
member viii bc prescn, at the az
fair
Those who have not already
done so are urged 20 notify AdJu-
tant Ben Hunter 10 make rcscrva-
uons for them. ls such action will
facilitate matters greatly.
Among Tho guests who have al
ready accepted invitations 10 at
tend are Josh lee OF Norman.
state legion historian. and who is
regarded rs one OF the greatest
humorists in the southwest: Roy
Hoffman Of Oklahoma City. ua-
ional executive committeeman for
iHo STATE ~ Oklahoma. Dudley
Monk Of Atuskogce, and others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-28
YOU MAY HOOK YOUR
OYERC0ATS 4 CAIN AS
WEATHER WILL WARM UP

Oklahoma City. Dec. 9S.-Nuch
warmer weather FOR Oklahoma Is
forecast by the weather bureau
hore as a result OF a change In
the baromctrical pressure over
states to the north and wcs Of
here The high pressure arct
which conferred over tho pakotae
and which caused tho cold snap "
the last fcw days. has gwen way
to a low pressure area. according
to the bureau and places which
recorded several degrees below
aero Two days ago, are now re-
porting temperatures far above
the zero mark.
The minimum In oklahoma Cry
for the 2l-hour period ending at
o'clock this morning was Il
degrees. virtually fivo dcgrces
higher than yesterday morning
when the mercury stood Mt 1873
Fair weather according 10 the
bureau, is Ia prospect for tho
next few days