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ENGLISH BAN, srArEIEN

LONDON Feb. I2--Thc weekly statAmc mt
or the Bank Of England shows the follow
ing changes:
Total scscrve increased pounds sterling
Circulation Increased pounds sterling $751;
Bullion Increased pounds sterling 2eisaoi.
other securities increased pounds sterling
pabitc deposits Increased pounds sterling
Other deposits increased pounds sterling
Notes reserve increased pounds sterling
y,51r,oCo
government securities increased 7.Sss.oVo.
The proportion OF the banks reserve TO
iiae!!itE this week. Is e2i9 per cent; last
Rate OF discount. per cent
LONDON. Feb. Bar silver ss3.d per
ouEcs. Money AZ per cent. Discount ra ter.
short aid thrco months bills. ga dls-1S por
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ASSUME LIABILITIES
tm>,iun Soviet Government Takes
over Business OF American In
surance COMPANY.

NEW YORK Feb. lo.-The E:ussiu n
Soviet government has assumed all
Liabilities o: the New York LILO In
surance Company In Russia, accord
ing TO q statement issued today by
Darwin i. Kingsley. president OF the
company.
As part oc this action. the Sov.e t
government took possession OF the
coInpanys property In Russia. con-
s:st:ng ,chicsy OF railroad bonds guar
antoel by the Russian government and
purchased by monies accumulated
troln premiums paid DJ' RUSSIAN pol
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Mrs. john w. PerkinSon.

WILlESECRG. w, Feb. 1E.--Mrs.
John w. Parkinson, II. wife o.. J: w.
PerR!ason, died this morning. follow
ing a stroke Of paralysis. Her funeral
will take place Friday afternoon at
the home. Burial will be In tho family
section at Wyliesburg. MTs. Perhin :
son is survived by her husband and
the following children: Mrs. y. NJ.
harrison; Miss Evelyn PcrS!cSon. Of
Richmond: Mrs. James G.. CLANCY. OF
Petersburg: Airs. II. y. Petus. OF Fin
ncySood; ii. ". Parkinson, OF Colorado
springs; and y. l.. fcrk!hson, OF Wy
iiesbur..
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BODIES ARE MUTlLATED
{ congressional Committee Told OF Afro.
cities Committed Along Rio
Grnnde border.
lBy Associated Prcss.1

by Associated Prcss.l
Ell pASO. TEXAS. Feb. 12-Testi-
,rony taken today by the Senate sub
committee investigating the Mexican
-o,mmittee OF the truth Of accounts Of
atrocities previously declared to have
bocn committed at Carriza
The bodies of the negro troopers and
Tho two officers who fell there were
reported 10 have hecn mutilnted nnd
were thrown into the same ditch. Gold
teeth taken from ono body were re-
ported TO have been offered for snlc. :.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mis-. Evelyn Is. nobinson

Miss Evelyn Byrd Koblnson, only
daughter o: Cahiil Robinson, and
granddaughter OF Russell Robinson. OF
Nelson County, died OF pneumonia al
! o'clock yesterday afternoon. at Wal
Tar Reed Hospital. Washington, u. c.
Miss Robinson WAS d,stnntly related to
:. number o. Richmond families.
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Rnbrrt L.. AIaSx.

tlcton Mays, c., treasurer OF tho Ecnie
Lumber Company, died at his home
this morning after three days illness
II native OF Amherst County. but he
engaged In the mercantile business III
Nnruna. Campbell County, for mum.
Der of years.
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.Jucoh Il. STREET.

WINCHESTER, Feb. l:.-Jacob +.
STREET, rs, wealthy retired farmer.
died at his homo here last night. Sur
yiving arc a widow. one son, Il. NJ.
STREET, and one daughter, Miss Ada
STREET.. 10 WAS 4 member Of the Sarah
Zane Fire Company.
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Miss Helen Mercer r:,Im..

IYNCuBCRG, FEB. l2..-Miss Helen
Mercer Gilmer, as senior nurse at the
ing at. that hospital after q brIet Ill
ness OF pneumonia which. It Is thour
she eor'tracted while at hor. prof&ssion.
She was the daughter OF Mr. ma Mrs
George RI. 6iimer = ','' q
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Mrs. Virginia Dickinson.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FcD. iZ--2Irs:
Virginia Ellen Dickinson. widow of
tho late William II. Dickinson. 81. of
Stafford County, died n the homo Of
her son. IL. g. Dickinson. She Is sur
vivcd by three dnuEnscrs ana Two
sons nineteen grandchildren and seven
great era ndchildren.
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SAVANNAH. Feb .2.--rurpchsine notklag
sc: stock. oo15
ohe en sra nSshas DOING and
SSSS2S: 6 r. J. ,;sdE2S; i. i ss; NJ. 1900; ~
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CONVICT BENJAMIN GITl0W
Former Hronx Assembiymnn Must
Spend From Five to Ten
Years in Prison.

NEW YORK. Feb. 12.-,Five to ten
Years in State prison was the sentence
imposed in the Supreme Court today
on Benjamin Gitlow. former Bronx As
scmblyman. who was convicted OF
,x!olating the States criminal anarchy
&tstuto. Tho charge was preferred as
o Se Of voi by Force .as
which were published In the Revoiu,
'tlonary Age. otwhieh Gitlow was bust
ness manager. -
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". N. Snn,nsan.

I.YECnBITRti. Feb. 12.--W.. II. Samp
son. II, q former tesident of Martins
VILE, who had been living with his
daughter Mrs. Ella McCraw here. died
yesterday OF heart trouble
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RELEASE DEEDS.

%. H. Funston. John Bs.by. ,-,s,..s -,
Ss trn Il, {Schoo's; north line .iarshaii
- re., iG 6 ,I e9t Inches. east Adams. east
isSWy; sss'9is ,e; -
als trustees. HAienic Orthodo, EhCycGs'
east l!Eo Sixth Street IA fsel IaSbsa,'
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Mrs. Bettie Davensort.

DANVIllLE Feb. l..-Affs. Bette
Davenport. So. died at her home on
Green Street this morning after q
lon; illncsa She was born In pittsyl-
past few years with her son hero.
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Mr., M,ndc D.r,,. no,,

Parker Doss. 81, wife OF Harry W,
Doss. died Tuesday evening Of pneu-
inonia foflowing influenza at het home
and four small children.
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CHICAGO CATTLE NAnKEr

CHICAGO. Feb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $4,000;
higher. Heavy hogs SLOW. I'm. SIS soa il. 55 !:
ep slss5 Ss;avy s,tS g'9 me;linm
NL15qlbEo heavy packing sows smooth
$lSsoan@; ,psselS!jnaSa N sows, rough, $1,000
Catte--Receipts. $50; estimated tomorrow,
1000: market i'm. Beet ateers rnedium and
iHSoi ,nedisn, and good. ,15aisoo s essne
mon, S.!S@i rs; light weight, good ard
SSSoai,.ls. butcher cattle. heite.s. ss,5o@
1906 cowa. $3.50 Gli.35; Gamers and cutters,
steers. $50 al1.eo; ntoeker steers. 3G.;bGt0a6.
Shcop-Roottpts. 1000; estimated tomorrow,
IM; cutters and common. Slsooatis.gs. Ewes
medium, good and choice, $!lC6T lSr6: culls
and common, $500 a 1880.
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lame. W.. I.Ixnn,.

JYNCEBURG, Feb. 1G.--J ames w.
Elson, 6S, died at the Home and lte-
trent last night. death resulting from
acuto ncphritis.
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FRENCH Rank STATEMENT

PARIS. Feb. 13.--Tho weekly statement OF
tho Bank OF Franco, SHOWS tn. following
Gold in hand increased !e4.ool francs.
Silver 81 hand decreased l4t5f
Notes In circulation decreased 5J.lc31to.
treasury deposits increased 4taIe5o.
General deposits decreased 3f.s5s. IA.
Bills discounted decrcased $40 Sts5os.
Advances Increased oe.234. 3S3.
There wcrc ITO fresh advances 10 tho s.s tc
during the week.
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PRICES OF BEEF CUTS.
COTTON MARKETS.

New Yorh-Stock, "a. 1873 bales
Minor portS-1tcCcipts, 2,6S3 bales; exports
:.eS7 bales; stock. ,"G9 bales:
Total toda%--Recc.?ts, @i.G03 bales; 6SSS
T9,al sSS ~esIt-Eeceir,s. 1928 bales: e1-
ports. i@2.i0i bales.
Total for seasof--I:ecsipss, 5.lH,f5f bales
exports, $685. si bales.
NEW oRfEAEs, Feb. 1e.-The cotton mar,
steady and h!sne. .hrOnghou! Inc session.
and had Its strongest period toward the
close. when !. wss 81 10 % points higher
close the trading months were at net gains
pool marie; and the wet weathss in the
that aipas.ad Buyers were rather cautions
bccause OF pcssin!stic dispatches from WASH
ingion regarding the financial rituatisn
ubroaG and because OF tho railroad wage
dispute. but At ali times the Elar;set had an
irsHIic!snt supply ot cpntructs to work on.
spots. ii,S sales. OF 500 taisa on tho spot
which $500 bales were Of American srowth.
aroused all manner of bullish comn1ent and
resulted IN . good demand soon as the
market here opened. The inquiry was rather
stre%nsihon ID, by rains n the belt and sspe.
of the day March traded UP to .; centa
spot quotation on niiudling OF $3.50.
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NAVAL STORES.

,s Clean 1:se strong; sa,es: niSo Rose; ,.s2e
MIL ah iin1,iar -.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

f. H. Tiippen. Inc: Richmond Va Man
pen. president; J. NJ. LYDIA. secretary and
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tarr. increasing its tnsxlmun, capitai from
SIss.SSSSS :, 70 ;sS; SSS and It's minimum from
!, Amsndmsnt e charter OF safety Fi;=,7
Va. a. L. Hawss. president. and s. A.,
SOCK from ' 500. ooe To es ssoS; AIS eapi'-
Amendment TO charter OF American Cans
drews. pFctidsnt. and r. II. dresoty. seq
ran.;y. CLEANSING its name to Roanek.
Kmondment 70 charter. of Watson sair.
President and Maude @sts9a. se @..sGs
.ncr .sn naS Its capital stock from sS5.0o6
Amsn 4,1 70 chartss Of american For
NJ: Day. president. and John Ty.sowsi.
sscrstary. increasing its capital stock from
5000. 900 to s6S.56o. 600. :. 80 :
Bo1shcvists Cross Axov ses.
LONDON. Feb. 12.--The War Once
announces that the Bolshev!sts IN
southern Russia have crossed the Sci
or Azov from TaGanros and succcede,l
In gaining a footing on the southern
coast between tho Don and feyi,
| Rivers. sl5sl
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Markets
RIoHMoSD PRODUCE MAnkEr.

Guy Woodsop Craig Co.. Inc. Richmond ra)
L. Food naturalization Licenar No. q 0z7is
Rscnnond. Va. Feb. ~. isoo
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange:
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.


(KIchMoId Union Stock Yarts)
nv I!ch.nond, Va, Feb. T. 1870.
lu!:e liberal. made up mostly Of steers,
which sold considerably lower. Fat COWS
'oid about .steady with last week. wi!lc
refers sold lower
i r!ctlY good ssncrs. Lion lhs
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NEW oRLEASCE RICE MARKET.
NEW aORLEANS, Feb. t2--souEh rice, no
sales Receipts. 24?3 sacks; miiters same.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

southwest entertained very delightful
ly Friday evening with Halloween
and tangle web party for a group
of her little friends.
During the evening games were
played in which Kathlyn Hadley won
the prize for the witch game, Avis
Mccullough for the bobblng apples
In the tub and Helen Pennington
for bobblng apples on the string.
The home was pretti,y decorated
with Halloween suggestions and light
refreshments were served.
The feature of the evening was
the tangle web which took many of
the little guests into various hidden
places from basement to attic.
Among the guests were: Lutte Tom
Walcott, Kathleen Hadley. Dixie Blake
Emiline Hoffman, Jo shelton. Avis
and Bliss Mccullough, Eugenia Wilkes
Mary Dale Brett Mary Helen Pot
ter, Janice and Leola Nichols, Kath-
ryn Dolman, Frances Baker, Irene
Baum, Sidney Maud Williams, Mar
vine Cochran, Frances and Helen Pen
nington, Evaline Hefner, Ruth John
son, Ouida Jackson, Marguerite Woods
Helen and Evalyn Butler, Mary Bel
Maxwell Elizabeth Gait, Hortence
Kahn and Lena Maud Slough.
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FORT MAKES HI Gil
SCORE IN TRAP
SHOOT FR|D A \

The squads went to the traps Of
the Ardmore Gun Club, Friday after
noon and some very creditable scores
were made. Fort welded the best
gun of the afternoon and with two
trips to the line made score of AS
out Of a possible so birds thrown. In
his first attempt he missed the 9th
target out of the 25, and lost the 7th
in his next attempt. His was high
score for the day.
Following is the events in order:
First event rs targets: c. Wagber,
L.; joy. 8; Wagner. 8. A. r. West, IL;
Berndorf, IA.
Second event, % targets: Mobley,
IS; Reynolds, IA; Whitehurst, 10; c,
Wagner, 12; Morehead, 10.
Third event 90 targets: II. West,
13; Fort, "a; Conlee, IA; Cochran,
10; Whitehurst, IS.
Fourth event, 25 targets; Reynolds,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
JUNIOR Ii. Y. +. U.

The regular meeting of the Junior
Il. Y. p. L. will be- held at the Bap-
tist church Sunday afternoon at $3.50
O'clock, All boys and girls between
the ages of 10 and 10 are invited to
attend. The following program will
be given:
Song, Juniors.
Scripture Reading, Willie Mae Jolly
Song by chorus, Jewel Parker. Mad
cline Byrum, Wilma Moore, Waverly
Vaughn, Willis Martin Vivian Cruce
India, Mary Francis Baker, presi.
dent.
Early Days in India, Elizabeth Nc.
Charren.
Buddha, James Cruce.
Pictures, Mary jameson.
Bap,ists in India, Hal Brown.
Song, juniors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Musical Club Planned for Ranger

On Friday afternoon at $3.50 the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal
church will have their monthly So
cial meeting for members and friends
in the Chamber of Commerce assem-
bly, rooms a splendid musical pro-
gram will be given under the leader
ship of Mrs. Vincent Wakefield Mrs.
T.. Il. Reid and Mrs. Robert Mccoy
will sing. At this time plans for a
musical club will be discussed Ran
ger News.
Mesdemes Wakefield and Reid are
vel IL" wn in Ardmore, having made
their homo in this city before going
to Texas
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woman's Auxiliary of st. Philips

The Woman's Auxiliary of st. Phil
ips church will meet Tuesday, Oc-
tober 20, with Mrs. T. ID. Wagner,
909 West Broadway.
The program planned is as follows
General topic THE Command OF
Christ"
ID The Purpose for Which Christ
Came Into the World" Mrs. Lindsey,
GU How Wide reaching was This
Purpose" Mrs. Waicott.
(3) How Did He Expect His
Plan to be Carried out?" Mrs. New
comb.
As a special program will be plan
ned for each meeting all mem
bers of the society are requested to
attend all meetings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Entertains Friends

Miss Helen Wilson entertained a
group OF friends very delightfully."-
Friday evening.
The party, including the Misses Mar
guerite Spaulding, Mary Goddard Bet
ty Brett, Dolores Fenner, Maxine
Hodges and Helen Wilson formed a
line party to the Palace theatre in the
early part Of the evening. Returning
to the hclne Of the hostess, ia
Wheeler, southwest, luncheon was
served when Halloween suggestions
We're used IN the decorations.
The quests remained all night and
were served at 9 O'Clock .reakfast
saturday morning.
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Il
NOt SHOULD RE \ MEMBER OF
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
DURING 1871


The Red Cross is still serving the
army and navy, aiding the ex-service
men, and extending helping hand
to civilian families.
The Red Cross stands ready 10
meet every disaster.
The Junior Red Cross through serv-
ice for others is developing finer
type of American citizenship.
The Red Cross is building up the
nations health by maintaining health
centers, public health nurses, and
classes of instruction in first aid
food selection, and home hygiene and
care of the sick.
The Red Cross is further safe
guarding the health of the nation by
administering relief in European coun-
tries devastated by the war.
The Red Cross is the soul Of the
nation modified for service, and your
dollar makes possible an expanding
program.
Fourth Roll Call, November IL
%, 1920.
Carter County Work
Don Lacy. president of the First
National Bank, has been appointed
director of the Fourth Annual Roll
Call of the Red Cross for Carter
county.
The Fourth Annual Roll Call be-
gins on November 11th. and will con-
tinuc for two weeks. This Is not u
drive, but Is simply an opportunity
for the citizens of this county TO re-
new their membership in the great
organization for the trifling sum OF
one dollar.
The Red Cross has proved itself
in peace-time as well as in war
time TO be the best organized and
most efficient relief organization the
world has ever known
When the war ended, this great
body, composed as it is of nine mil
lion Volunteer workers. with an or
ganization extending into every coun-
ty and every hamlet in the United
States, stood ready to carry on its
work of caring for communities in
cases Of sudden catastrophe, as nc
other organization could.
In addition to this emergency work
the Red Cross has constructive plans
for carrying health to everyone. The
members of the Red Cross are going
to prove that good health is CON
tagious" and the germ which will
carry the 'contagion" is education.
The war work is not nearly over
and one very efficient worker. Mrs
| C. G.. Squires, of Ardmore. gives all
| of her time to the work for "the
| boys" in Carter county.
A full report of her work will be
given within a short time after this
report is issued, the people of Car
| ter county will more thoroughly un'
derstand the necessity Of keeping the
Red Cross up to the mark If only
for that phase alone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Halloween Party

Quite a unique and charming event
this far in the season was the old
fashioned Halloween party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Franklin Monday
night when their large and spacious
garages were converted into veritable
Witches Dens" with caldrons. Jack
o-Lanterns. and other suggestions of
Halloween used in profusion.
From the cauldron. weinies We're
served with doughnuts, pickles, APP
pies. coffee and cider in abundance.
Cards in which high score favors
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10; Mobley, IL; A. II. West. Ia; J.
Wagner. II: Morehead. IA.
Fifth event. % targets: Berndorf.
S.; joy, =; G. Wagner. IL: j. Wag-
ner. 7; A. 4. West, 5.
Sixth event. % targets: Fort "a
II. West, %; Whitehurst. Is; Cochran.
II; Conlee, l6.
Seventh event, 25 targets: Mobley.
10; Curtis, S. H. Wes;, 2l White
hurst. IL; Cochran, l6:
Eighth evev, 25 targets: Brown.
IA; Mobley; III Morehead, 10; Hardy
IA; H. West, 90.
Ninth event, 25 targets: II. West,
"a; Cochran, IS; Mobley, IL; Brown,
10.
Tenth event, 25 targets: II. West.
20; Cochran. 10; Curtis, 3; Abernathy,
IL.
Summary: c. Wagner, 3Ox50; JOY,
l6x5O; j. Wagner, 27x75; A. T. West.
S3x75. Berndorf, 22x50; Mobley, TAX
1875; Reynolds. 26x50 II. West, l22
xl5O; Morehead. S9x75; Fort. 4sx50;
Conlee, SOx5O; Ben Curtis, Jr.. 1Sx
so; Cochran. 5sxlOO; Whitehurst, A
KITS; Hardy, 14x25; Abernathy, Tx
25; Brown, 24x50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Christian EndeavOr

The Christian EndeavOr Society of
the First Christian church will have
halloween carnival at the church
on Friday evening, October 80. The
social cmmittee is having charge T
social committee is having charge
of the carnival and they are making
elaborate preparations for 1t. There
will be booths and stands besides many
other real attractions. One feature
of the evenings entertainment win
be "A Womanless Wedding" which
promises to be real treat,
All the young people OF the city are
most cordially invited to attend the
carnival and to bring friends.
On last Sunday evening the sem
ior society held a most delightful
session with Miss Lucy Benton as
leader of the topic.
The intermediate Christian Endea-
vor society met with John Hewitt
leader of the topic last Sunday after
noon at the church. A very enjoyable
meeting was held. The society will
meet on Sunday afternoon at the
$3.50 o'clock for the usual weekly
meeting.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety met at $3.50 o'clock on last
Sunday afternoon with Miss Eliza
beth Turner leader Of the lesson.
How to Pray" was the topic of the
meeting.
On next Sunday afternoon the So
ciety will meet wish Miss Marjorie
Shropshire leader of the topic, Les
Sons from the Home Missionaries
Following is the program
Song
Song.
Prayer.
Scripture lesson.
Talks.
Questions on the topic
| A story
Benediction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Evening Party

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dorrah enter
tanned a few friends informally Fri
day evening in their home, 224 Eighth
avenue, northwest
The evening was spent playing 500
and dancing.
At the conclusion of the games an
Ice course was served. Punch being
served throughout the evening.
High score was won by Mrs. Ollie
Anderton and Mr.. Glen Cornwell.
Those entertained We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Win Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Oh
lie Anderton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. II. Snelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Cornwell, Mr. and
Mrs. l., f. Goldsby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Ritter and Messrs. Robert Led
better and K. o. Wisner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Shands Defeats Walker

Enid, Okla. Oct. 23.-Charley Shands
received the decision from Jack Walker
here last night in the fourth round
Of scheduled ten-round bout Walker
who had been in an automobile acci-
dent the night before protested that
he was unable to use his left hand.
His manager, Spike Kelly, has asked
for a return bout.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
" omen.s unlon 10 Meet

The Women's Union of the First
Christian church will meet in regular
session Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O
o ocock in the church.
Business of importance including
the approaching evangelistic cam
paign and the Christmas Bazaar will
be considered and a full attendance
Is desired.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Mary Ruth Haynes

Mr.. and AIRS, j. ID. Haynes announce
the birth of daughter Saturday, Oc-
tober %, whom they have given the
name Mary Ruth.
Mrs. Haynes was formerly Miss Ruth
Patterson of Oklahoma City
Mr.. and Mrs Haynes reside in the
Hewitt field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

were awarded AIRS G. o. Bum and
Mr.. Kirk Dyer. low score favOrs GO
Ing 10 Mrs. r. y. Morgan and Mr.
Fred Tucker. and dancing featured
the evening.
Music was furnished throughout
the hours by SCOTS orchestra.
More than seventy-flve guests were
entertained.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Naccabees Meet

The Woman's Benefit Association
of the Maccabees met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. J..
Smith, 12l Il street. southwest.
A most delightful demonstration was
given by Miss Ethel Huey who made
many appetizing delcacies with Red
Star Flour.
After the demonstration Mrs. Maude
Il. Miller, district deputy Of the local
chapter of Maccabees, gave short
talk on "Fraternallsm Of Maccabee
Order"
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NOTICE TO PRECINCT
INSPECTORS

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO
COME TO THE CARTER COUNTY
COURT HOUSE. SATURDAY, OCTO.
BER BOTH, 1920, AND SECURE BAL
LOT BOXES AND ELECTION SUP
PLIES FOR HOLDING THE GEN
ERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2ND,
1920.
adv. 24-i w. s. THOMPSON, Sec.
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HOnOring Rev. Butler

Mr.. and Mrs. Rees Evans entertain
ed very delightfully."- at o'clock din
ner, Friday evening in her home. 315
ID street. southwest honoring the Rev.
and Mrs. M. l.. Butltr of Oklahoma
City who is in this city attending
the West Oklahoma Methodisa Confer
ence.
Covers We're laid for eight guests.
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Wilson; Mrs. Gene Cruce. Mr. Vernon
Torrance and choir.
Male Quartet, More Love to Thee,
Adams, Messrs Vernon Torrance. ii.
u. Lambert X. W. Patterson and u.
L. NnlleN