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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-08
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
SHOW Is 4 REVELATION
OF WONDERFUL THINGS

Continued from Page Onel
Electric dishwasher and kitchen table"
Any woman who washes dishes three
times a day, three hundred and sixty
five days a year, can understand and
appreciate those few words of appre-
citation" Mr.. r.. 4. Nelson, of New
York and Kansas city who has
charge of this booth. stated. Mr. Mel
son has many interesting details of
the workings Of the wonderful dish.
washing machine, but the "acts" of the
dishwasher are sufficient within them
selves to make every woman want one
for her home.
"Ardmore is certainly the home Of
the Westinghouse Mazda Lamps" is
the comment made by Mr.. G. l..
Gruenwald OF st. Louis, Mo-, who is
here specially to take part in the
Household show. We sell more lamps
here than we ever dared dream we
would SELL" he stated, land more
and more are we realizing the rapid
stride Ardmore is making in all
things. and since being here. it is no
wond,r that we hear SO much of your
town elsewhere. for-you do things"
The light of the new Westinghouse
White Mazda Lamp is unlike any 9th
cr electric light; ii is bright, yet ut
terly without glare. In speaking Of
the quality of the lamps Mr. Gruen-
wald said I'VE once thought it i'm.
possible to improve on the all.around
excellence of the modern Mazda
lamp, but today, while the regular
Mazda lamp continues to reign SUI
preme In every other field, in home
lighting and for n number of special
purposes, its place is rapidly being
taken by the new Westinghouse White
Mazda Lamp. This is easily explained
by the many advantages over the
other, but the main feature it does not
glare"
Many other booths of equal attrac-
tiveness display features that appeal
to the housewife. Space does not per
init a detailed account of them. Need
less to say, the Consumers Household
Show is a revelation and every man
and woman in the city should attend.
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w amt a Home?

A NEAT six room east front plaster
ed new bungalow in southwest. hard
wood floors. Lot 53xl5O. Price $1,000.
BEAUTIFUL six room plastered bung.
allow southwest. Breakfast room.
garage, fireplace. Built in fetures.
Lot G5xl50.
ROOM and bath close to LIST ward
school, two blocks from street car.
Newly papered throughout Nice lo,.
Price $3.50.
CLOSE IN. 6 rooms and bath. ID St.,
N. w. one minute from business.
Closely priced.
WEST Broadway Five room ana
bath. Fireplace, hardwood floors.
built in features. Lot 7OXl5O. Garage,
garden. chicken house, etc.
CLOSE IN southwest. Six room ana
bath. Garage, chicken yards, etc.
One Of the few close in places
left.
THESE ARE only a few Of our select
homes. II you want a home come
10 see us Don't forget we have
some beautiful lots in Rose Lawn
Addition which are closely priced.
They are the only lots east OF the
railroad.
WE KNOW the town. The town knows
us.
Lamgstom Inv. Co.
POS Simpson Bldg. Phone 1924
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Following Duncan

Tie following telegram was re.
coiPcd by the Arimorcitc today from
the Dallas office Of the Magnolia
Petroleum Company: "ElfectiVe to-
Gay and until further notice our price
Jon Duncan, Conanchc and Walters,
tOklahoma crude will be $3.50 per
.farrel Mt the wells. Signed Magno
tlia Petroleum Company"
II is stated here that the oil pro.
duccd in Cotton ana Stephens coun.
ties Is somewhat of the same grade
a- the oil produced in the Healdton
field, and II is quite likely that be.
,iorc many days llealdton will be put
ION % Mid Continent price basis. The
poorer grades Of oil In the northern
part Of tho state have always sold
F.. nj the same price as the Mid-Conti-
nent field. The fTealdtOn pool has
heen the only pool in the state that
has been classed lower than Mid
Continent and it seems only fair that
own and receive the same price that
lis paid for Mid Continent oil. The
price of Hcaldton is now s215 ana
il Is stated that premiums are being
raid in the field. The oil at How
III Is bringing $3.50 and it Is only
l question of time when premiums
will be paid in that field. There are
no big fields hring brought in al
mis- timc. il is not expected thai
"omnnchc and Vernon viii eyer have
70 production that will b. large
enough to lower prices. and II seems
that it would DO the reasonable thing
for tho oil 20 continue to advance
ur,ll Il reaches IT least 81 barrel.
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DECI I.ARATlON BY VARIOUS
UNIONS OF RAIL WORKERS
TO SUPPORT INSC REGENTS

Continued from Page One)
hood members carry out their con.
tracts.
Arrangements were made for a con-
ference today at Cleveland of the
chiefs of the brotherhood of Railroad
Tranmen. Of the brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers and the Brother.
hood Of Locomotive Firemen and En-
glnemcn.
Lee declared that reports Of more
than 1000 SWitchmcn out in the Chi
cago district were incorrect. He said
the district membership did not eX'
ceed 5000. Railroad managers re-
pcated tnat they estimated the strik-
er. did not number more than 200
in the Chicago district, exclusive OF
engineers and firemen.
Officers of the Brotherhood Of Rail
way Trainmen continued with their
plan of bringing loyal members to
Chicago to take the places Of strlk'
crS.
Industries throughout the Chicago
district had begun to feel the effects
Of the strike seriously. Packing
house heads said that the total num-
Der M stockyards employees idle would
he between 10000 and $4,000 If the
strike continued until Saturday. Only
so cars of livestock were received at
Chicago yards yesterday.
\ motor truck freight service to
Illinois and Wisconsin cities was
started by one Of the packing houses.
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Pinafore--COmic Opera given by east
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New Companies in Love County

NGllo oil Company, well No in
section 30, 6s-1w. in Love county was
drilling las night at a depth Of l..
30 feet. The well has had show
iugs Of gas in every sand. 1t is
very probable that they will get oil
in paying quantities cs they so deep.
er. Love county is getting play
this year that Is most unusual. There
is scarcely a foot of ground in the
whole county that is not leased Acre
age is advancing every dly and
much interest is being taken in that
locality. The Noble Oil Company has
contracted for four wells, one Of
which is being drilled now. Reliable
parties hold acreage in large blocks
and viii offer a run for ones money
on an acreage that one might hold
nCar by. Among the companies that
are making locations to drill are the
Empire Gas and Fuel Company. c.
g. Shaffer, Gulf oil Company, Kent
ct al, and the Noble Oil Company OF
Indianapolis.
T.. II. Rover left last night for an
extended trip t. Pennsylvania. He
cNpcctN to be gene about two weeks.
j. G. Burney, who does scout duty
for the Empire Gas and Fuel Com
p1ny, returned yesterday from q trip
through Garvin county.
\. r. Davis is here from NASH
ville. Tennessee. and will make his
home in this city. Mr.. Davis has
been a. member of the Tennessee leg
islature for the past five years and
is one of the prominent men of his
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ARDMORE AuTOMOTINE
STYLE SHOW THREW OPEN
IT'S DOORS AT NOON TO-DAY

Continued from Page One
Clintonville, Wis, and Edward Field.
houscr and James Sparks also of
Clintonville, and e. G. kemble OF
Oklahoma city. state distributor Of
the Republic truck. Harry Cronck.
wright Of indianapolis. from the Mar.
mon factory ana Neal Southerland or
Tulsa, general state manager and j..
w Ables with the Paige at Okla.
homa City, are here with Roy McAles-
ter Of the Roy McAlestcr Paige-Mar.
mon Company: f.. j. Horton district
representative of the Dodge Brothers
is with the Southern Motor Company
Of which Ray l.. Beede is president,
Mr. witt, secretary treasurer and
George O. Daunis. sales manage.
Many other visitors, who have not as
yet registered arrived today, and more
are expected tomorrow.
Exhibition Drive by Expert.
Miss Bates gave exhibition drives
over the business section of the city
throughout the day, and will remain
here during the entire three days
show. She is attracting much atten-
ton by her capable handling of the
big Four Wheel Drive Truck.
Auto Dealers Present.
Automobile dealers and their cars
on exhibit are: Success Motor Com
pany, V. G. Suggs, manager; Haynes
Wichita truck, bort Stanley; Hudson
Motor Sales Company, Sid Brawley,
manager; Hudson Essex; Southern
Motor Company, Mr.. Beede and Witt,
Dodge; Goshorn Motor Company,
Oldsmobile; Patterson Motor Company,
Moss Patterson, manager, Chalmers,
Cleveland, cole "S"; Tom Cooper's
Garage, Tom Cooper Cadillac, Ford,
Fordson; Slaughter Motor Company.
l.. u. Nelms Maxwell Chalmers; REQ
JordaI Sales Company, w. ]. Tipplt;
Roo and Jordan Whitchurch Supply
House, Republic TruckF. w. n.
Trucks; Stroman Motors Corporation,
Oakland Diamond r. Trucks; Ray
Peterson Nash Company, Nash-Nash
Quad; Guy Harris Buick Company
Bucks Oldsmobile, Trucks Packards;
Rriscoe Motor Company, Briscoe-Hup-
mobile; Central Sales Company, Stude
baker: Wilson Motor Company, Chev-
rolet-King "S"-Winton; Indiana Truck
Sales Company, Indiana Trucks; Hell
back.Appcrson Company, Apperson;
Roy McAlester Paige Company, Paige
Marmon: King Motor Company, over
lands: Wad & Risley Motor Company
Premier; Kennedy Motor Company,
Westcott. Service Truck Company,
Service Trucks; Fclmlee 4 Warburton
Tulsa -; Short Anto Company, Lib
erty.
Program Increases in Interest.
Tomorrows program will be a con
tnuation of special entertainment. The
hall will open at 1890 o'clock and
throughout the afternoon the Cabaret
Girls and Billy House viii provide
the pleasures.
The following program will be
carried out in the evening beginning
at o'clock. The management desires
particularly to call attention TO the
importance of being on hand prompt
ly. There is so much TO be done.
so much to be shown and the program
will be run on schedule time
Cabaret Girls-Oh! My!
Cabaret Girls do new dances. (An.
nexl
Hair Dressing and Chapeau Dis
play.
Billy House and Beauty Chorus.
style Models. First Section
Cabaret Girls Misbehave
style Models, Second Section and
MA COIN.
Dancing in Auditorium.
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE RAP.
IDLY DRAWING NEAR GOAL
CONTINUED From Page one.


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lorrcr civic.ccmmerciaI o,.,,o,,,otior
than this CITY NOW has r. tho teams
can add q connie hundred MOI.
names In the rolls tho citv,s poei.
tion in tbe nc,v scnIo of ci,,io midi
will he secure for sona tirne to come
John p Mack. secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce in Cloburne.
Texa.. was n guest of tba exocutive
committee today. The CIcburne cham.
her is one of the hest in Toxos and
has had Il remarkable record OF
achievement since il was re-orgun.
lied n little more than a wear ago.
Alr. Mack was introduced by J. g
Foster, the canpaign director. and
made a little talk on the values of
civic.commcrcial unity in q commu,
nifty.
This was Lions Club day nt the
luncheon in the Presbyterian church.
Before the meeting was turned over
to the guidance OF President Ed sand.
lin and secretary O. y Idshcr. how.
ever. the workers were asked what
they had 10 say to the suggestion
that one moro day BE- given 10 the
drive. with u wlnd-up supper Friday
night. at ESQ, % be adjourned in
ample time not TO interfere in any
way with the auto and style show
and the electrical appliance cXpoai.
lion.
Everybody was in favor Of the
plan and therefore tho official close
cf the drive viii come Friday night,
with the final reports Of the teams
at that time. Supper viii be served
at FIRST Christian church.
{. W. Richards, president Of the
Rotary Clut and one of the team
captains, continued in his role OF
song leaocr today and Miss Luc,le
Iou0s Wng apoiu the efficient Dian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-08
kiowa Gem in Oil City District

The Kiowa.Gem oil Company, IN
section 81, 3s-9w, in the oil City
district. is dHllinS ven No. at $50
feet. We'll No. ! o. the same farm
reached the sand at 947 feet and is
ported To b pumping 30 barrels
intn etOT-lnn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-08
NOTICE X. OF +.
LODGE OPENS AT 3 Z. NJ. TO.
NIGHT. WORK IN RANK OF PAGE.
II. {. HURLEY, X. X. 4 5.

Pinafore-Comic Opera given by east
of 60 local people at Convention Hall
two nights April II and l5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-08
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS

2w, which came in last week, re-.
Gently made ! ,0IO barrels on a guage.
The sand on this wcll is from l,SS2
feet to ! .S95 foct.
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Z. c. Collins & Company are in the
game for business. 29-12
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Washin.;;on, April s.-Popnlation
statistics announced today by the
census hurenu included
Johnson City. Tenn. 12.442. IN
crease 1910 or 1913 per cent.
Memphls Tenn, 1881; increase
II g4G or 23.S per cont
Brockton, Mass, 66,l3S, Increase
$3.50. or 1853 per cent.
Auburn. y. Y. 36,l42, increase L.
i7t or 40 per cent
Marslalltown, Iowa, 1870, increase
2,3j7 or 17.G por cent.
Vaiojo Cal, 1859. increase 5,5l2
or 4S.G per cent
G;ichrmnd dl',, 1G.Si3, mcreaS
lO,O4l or 1875 per cent.
Hudson, n. " 1I745, an increao
Of 32S, or 80 per cent over 1910.
Salina, Kansas, 15,0S5, increase D..
397 on 5j7 per cent.
Spartanburg. $. C., 22,63S. an in
crease Of sen or 29.2 per cent over
1910.
Greenvillc. S. c.. 23,l27; increase
1886, or 469 per cent.
-S
NOTICE X. OF =.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-08

Westhcimcr & Daube, well No.
IN the Isabel farm. in section %
4s.2w has the tools in the hole
Well No. = is Z rig.
Well No. is on top Of the sand
at 1000 feet This well has some
casing trouble.
Well No. is n rig.
Well No. Is drilling at 1900 feet
Well No. Is n rig.
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Magnificent Price for Acreage

Coo, llcenan, X SYKES purchased
yesterday 20 acres Of land in the
north half OF the northeast Of the
southwest Of section "A. 4s.9w The
price paid for the acreage was $500
an acre or $4,000 for the tract. b.
s. Curtis and Ernest Williams sold
the tract, and they paid $40 per acre
for it Ouiy short time ago
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-08

Magma Oil and. Refining Company,
well No. in section %, 4s2w, is
flowing 225 barrels from sand
2212.9j feet
Wen No. is lrining at / $50 feet.
Well No. is flowing 500 barrels
from n sand 2,26O feet, without hay
ing tools or.
Well No. ! is fishing for tools.
Wen No, has finished rigging
up and expects ~ spud in today.
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Pinaforc-Comic Opera given by east
Of 90 local people at Convention Hall
two nights April II and Is.
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Westheimer 4 Daubc Wells

Wc.jhcini"r y Uaubc. well No. .
on the billiard farm in section %,
'4s2w is drilling at 1910 feet.
: Wei 80. : is cleaning out AT 1.770
feet
Well No is drilling at LOO feet
Well No. G Is drilling at l,l6O feet
Well No. Is completed.
Wei No. Q is q rig
Wen Ne. 10 is drilling at ZOO feet.
3 Wen No. II is rigging up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-08
BOARD or RAILWAY
DIRECTORS ELECT OiFI-
GERS FOR THE YEAR

Anchorage. Ky., April Stock.
holders of the Southern Pacific Rail
way Company in annual meeting
here today elected William Sproula
Of San Francisco to the board Of dl.
rectors in place Of Paul Shoup and
reelected other members OF the board.
PinafOre-COmic Opera given by east
OF 60 local people AT Convention Hall
two nights April II and Is.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-08

state. He Is member Of the syn
dicn'e OIL Corp0ruion OF America,
which is being promoted in This city
by O. c, Lashcr and Il. A. Slack.
whose offices are in the simpson
uildiug.
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Pinafore---Comic Opera given by cast
Of 60 local people at Convention Hall
two nights April IL and Is.
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Mrs. G. \ Kinnear of Seattle
Washington, who hes been On a
vieit to Cuba, Is in this city en- route
hont' ana viii spend the remainder
VI the wcek here visiting with her
brother. W. j. Potter and family
M's KinucIr wi.l be guest cf the
AutomUlivc Show.
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Mrs. Ii..lI. Snyre has gone to New
Orleans to visi, somc time with rcla.
tIEos.
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Thompson Farm in 81, is.?w

Writ Franklin well No. > /. stand
ardiZng the rig at l,70G feet.
We'll No. . is Gtandardizng at l.
t2o feet
Wen No s is drilling at $50 feet.
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Wirt Franklin we'll No. on the
Shcllcnherger farm, in section l6,
is.2w, is at n depth of 2,l35 feet.
As yet they have not been able to
make an estimate Of this well.
Wen No. is moving on tools and
will start operations a. soon as pos.
siIe.
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Washington, April s.-Popnlation
statistics announced today ny the
census bureau included.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-13
WON'T SUPPRESS OVERALL NEWS.
Birmingham (Ala.) Newspapers Assert
Idea Is Legitimate Publicity.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April l3-Bir-
newspaper publishers have fatty
denied the request Of a committee of retail
clothers that news of the overall move
ment throughout the South be suppressed
on the ground that it was damaging the
retail clothing business.
The publishers informed the clothiers
committee that their papers would con-
tinue to report the overall movement,
which they considered legitimate news.
The Tampa idea of wearing overalls
as a means of fighting the high cost OF
clothing which originated in the city
bearing its name, has spread to many
cities throughout the South where bust
ness and professional men as well as other
workers are going about in blue denim.
It was reported here Saturday that when
the demand for overalls began, some re-
taiers had raised the prices from s. to Sc
a pair
Mass-meetings and public demonstrations
are being held in connection with the
movement, in many places throughout thu
south. 1t was reported today that there
were 1000 members of the overall clui
in Birmingham alone, all pledged to wea
blue denim until the price OF clothing
comes down.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-13
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

On account. of the heavy rain no SEES
sion was held in any of the grades in
school district No. 2 this afternoon The
no. school signal was sounded at 1.30
O'Clock this forenoon.
The funeral of Eli H. Lee will be
held Thursday afternoon at l o'clock
in his home in Guilford. Rev w. H.
Bishop will officiate. The burial will
take place in the West Guilford GENE
terry.
In the annual meeting of the Mary
Geddis class of the Methodist Sunday
school held last evening in the home of
Mrs. r. A. Num- of High street these
officers were reelected: Pres. Mrs E.
e. Convey; vice pres, Mrs. George H.
Boorne; sec. and treas, Miss Eta
Miner; flower committee, Miss Sarah
Winslow. The meeting was followed
by social time, in which refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
be held the second Monday in May at
the home of Frs. M. G. Morrill, of Canal
street and will take the form of q
covered dish supper.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-13
VOTES FOR VOLUNTARY TRAINING
Senate Defeats Democratic Motion to
Strike It Out of Army Bill.

WASHINGTON, April l3-The senate
refused yesterday to strike out of the
army reorganization bill the provision
for voluntary universal training recently
substituted for the military committees
plan for obligatory training. The mo-
tion of Senator Mcclellan, Democrat, Ten
nessee, to strike out was defeated 81 to
o.
The action of the senate was expected
to result in carrying the voluntary train
ing proposal into conference for adjust
ment by senate and house managers.
Only youths between Is and q years
of age would be accepted for the volun-
tary training under an amendment sub.
mitted by Chairman Wadsworth and
written into the bill. The previous age
limits were from Is to % years and be
cause of the reduced limits Senator Len.
root, Republican, Wisconsin, withdrew
his proposal to restrict voluntary train
ing enlistments to 100000 men annually
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Get the Genuine &Nl
and Avoid >&SS MS
| Waste &3:y@~ <|
AS$~ Economy
I9A3 in Every Cake
PUTNEY.

Miss Rachel Fuller is at work in the
w A. Cole Paper Co.'S mill.
John Mooney of Lcominster, Mass, is
a guest OF his brother-in-law, Edwin Pat
tefson
Cortcz Boutwell, returned Thursday from
Grafton, where he had been at work the
past winter.
Reuben Blood, who has been carrying
milk for the patrons of the milk car, has
finished the work and will work in the
paper mill.
Miss s. Z. White and maid, Mary, re-
turned home Thursday and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Wood, who have been caretakers
at the White farm, have returned home.
Miss White spent part of the winter
with her brother in Saint Petersburg,
Florida, and the rest with Miss Estey at
Aiken.
Benjamin +. Howard, who is in the
Mcleod hospital, Boston, for treatment
was we'll remembered on Easter by his
friends. He received over 100 postcards
also flowers and letters. His brother
Frank. Just home from Boston, brings
the good news, that Mr.. Howard is i'm
proving, but he will have to remain there
few weeks longer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-13
Speech at Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April l3-Gen.
Leonard Wood, leading Republican prcsi-
Dental candidate in the matter of
pledged convention delegates, paid
Springfield a hurried visit yesterday
afternoon, and in brief talk in the
Kimball lobby brought conviction and
additional enthusiasm to about - of
his admirers. He urged American leader
ship of labor in this country, a league OF
nations with Americanizing reservations
strong foreign and commercial policies
with the merchant marine under our flag
elimination of all war taxes possible, anc
a return to constitutional government.