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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
N L11ExxGHf As THE
INWESI CRIME CEcNTER

EmR d sf1.,z, black tnks. hold
- man exnkHers and bootleggers
an @td 10 b operating at Empire
Cea tho new oil neh town southwest
q Duncan Hn16ops are almost OF
ddH ocurzenre. waaae almost every
k,ud 0 gambling dcxtcs Is In full
operation
A few nights ago 4 tent OF NARROW
teanisters was raided by two highway
uec- While one Of the men stood
at the front and brandished six.
shooter, the other. with a pistol in
one hand and q fiashhght In the other
ruobet the sax men and stood them ns
In q corner Of the tent, one at a
time. after divesting them of their
va4uahie-
A full grown crap game was being
pulled off in Main street a few
days ago, about 80 tossers of the bones
betng gathered around a ring drawn in
the sand. When the game was at its
height a Bad Man from Bitter
crcek' walked up and. pulling an au.
tomato, proceeded to puncture the
bones, shooting six times In rapid sue.
cession. Then pocketing the gun he
strolled quietly away.
II is stated that as many as 100
men can be found almost any day
sitting around a crap or poker game.
Duncan Banner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
NEW AND LIBERAL FEATURES
WAR RISK INSURANCE SOL
DIEIsS, SAILORS. MARINES

No matter how long you have been
discharged or how long your insur.
ance has been laDsed or Cancelled you
may reinstate your war risk (terrn)
insurance at any time before July
], 1920, or within eighteen months
Hfter your discharge, IL that be
vhter date
The only conditions are;
~ The months premiums on the
amount of insurance to be rcinstateo
must accompany the application.
,2) The applicant must be in as
AFood health as at the date of dis.
aharss or at the expiration of the
grace period, whichever Is the later
cate and 80 state in his application
For application blanks and further
inform alton write or call the home
s--vice section, American Rcd Cross,
Convention Hail, Ardmore. Oklaho-
ma. rhone 2i6a, office hours to
~. IA daily.
MRS. c. G. souIREs.
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AT the Cross Roads Of the Pacific

At the Cross Roads Of the Pacific
The Hawaiian Islands were first
brought to the attention of tLe world
about the time Of the American reyo
luton.
An English seafarer, Captain Cook
is presumed to be the first white man
who ever went ashore on these islands
He named them the Sandwich Islands
after his patron, the Earl of Sand
wich In 1873, Captain Cook returned
to the islands and was killed in a
fight with the natives.
This group consists of eight inhabi.
tated islands, the largest Of which is
Hawaii The most important is oahu,
upon which is the city of Honolulu.
This group is Of volcanic origin, tho
islands being the summit Of u gi-
gantic mountain chain which rises
to a height of three miles from one
OF the deepest parts of the Pacific
ocean
Mauna Kea is the highest peak IN
the Pacific and the highest island
peak in the world. 1t rises from the
island OF Hawaii to a height Of 10,
sos feet above sea level. Mauna Loa
also rs nearly as high, being 1855.
One of the points of greatest inter
est in the Hawaiian Islands is the
active volcano, Kilauea. At night the
lake Of molten lava presents an in.
ferno-like appearance and the natives
Of a century ago considered it the
entrance to hades
Waikiki Beach, which lies at the
foot OF diamond head, is undoubtcd
ly the best known bathing beach in
the world. This is largely due to
the fact of the popular song writers
who would have US believe that Hula
Hula dancers and Ukelele players
present continuous night and day per.
formances.
AS matter of fact the beach needs
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POSTOFFTCE LOCATED
AT CITY D FEMPIRE

Geo. S. Hornbeck, merchant, re-
Gently from Ardmore, has been ap'
pointed postmaster at Empire, the
new oil town which has sprung up
around the Empire field, southwest OF
town. The office has been established
and route designated.
Uncle Sans name for the newest
Stephens county candidate for city
honors is just plain Empire the"city"
attachment being eliminated. 1t is
hoped to have the office in running
order by July 1, probably sooner
Duncan Banner.
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no other attraction than that Of its
own wonderful surf and smooth sand.
Because of the long roll OF the waves,
the Hawaiians have been able to en-
joy the sport Of surf-riding, known in
but few other places in the world.
At Pearl Harbor the Y. S. navy IS
establishing great naval station.
There mas already been built the
worlds biggest dry dock.
In 1894, Queen Liliuokalani was de
throned by the native subjects, after
a peaceful revolution. on the petition
Of a temporary government Of the is
lands, they were annexed to the
United States on July 7, 1898. They
became the territory Of Hawaii, and
governor was appointed by the presi-
dent of the United States.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

Washington, June 5.-Rear Admiral
Albert Winterhalter member OF
the general board and former com
manGer-in-chief of the Asiatic fleet
died suddenly at the navy hospital
here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
Broadway Baptist Church

Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching, 1850 "A. IN.
Pastors morning theme, THE Lords
Need"
b. Y. p u, 1900 p. IN.
At p. IN. the international Sun.
day School Convention will hold it's
r:~Fn(A IN the auditorium of this
1EHch.
Visitors and strangers heartily wei
c0med to all services.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
CHURCHES
Christian Science Society

(BroacWay and ID Sreeu
Services, Sunday morning at 1900
O'clock.
Subject; God The Only Cause and
Creator"
Golden Text Isaiah, 45:12.
Sunday School al 945 "a. IN.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet.
Ing at o'clock.
Reading Room, suite 4eS Simpson
Bldg. Open daily from II a. III. to )
y. m. except on Sundays and holidays.
The public is cordially invited TO at
tend all services and to visit the
Reading Room.
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st. Philips Episcopal Church

Corner Il and McLish S W
First Sunday after Trinity.
Holy Communion will be celebrated
at 1880 and at IL.
Sunday School will meet promptly
at 9:45.
Evensong will be read at 5 y. m.
The subject of the address will be
The Church; The Why Of the I'm
popularity OF Church Attending" by
a layman-
The choir wild meet for practice on
Thursday at Tao. The boys will meet
ut the Rectory Saturday st $40.
r. W. Golden, Rector.
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South Ardmore Baptist

Revival meeting begins at our church
Sunday at 11O0 a. m, conducted by
Rev. Charlie Curb, state evangelist.
Brother Clyde Parish will lead our
big choir in singing.
Sunday School at 1000 a. IN.
Young Peoples Meeting at ZOO p. m
Meet with US at the tabernacle, cor
ner c street and FouTth avenue
E. L.VArnett, Pastor
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First Christian Church

fBroadway and A Streets)
9:4h, Sunday School, l. K. Mason,
superintendent.
11:oe, Sermon by pastor Services
close at noon
100, Junior, intermediate and Sen
ior Christian Endeavor.
500, No services ON account OF the
International Sunday School Conven
ton at the Baptist church
Crayton S. Brooks. Pastor
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East Arimore Presbyterian

EaSt ArumOre FreSbyterLtn
Sunday School at s:fS.
Last Sunday we had the iargest
number present and taking part We
have ever had Cine and be with US
and help the good work on.
Preaching AT the regular hours, II
g. m. and at p. m.
Friends and visitors cordially wei
coined
EnzaRsnr at I p. m
... A. J. French. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

Sunday School at $50 a m.
Meeting oe session at 10ss5 a. m.
puhfSc Worship at 11,oo a. m
Chestan Endeavor at p. m
N ths morning hour the pastor will
dhnrD IN most Important proceeding
u he 0ensrnl Axsembay-
HssrfnS. VIII st1eud Union Sunday
HshoA OaupaRfim.
Gina q We1rA, Pasfor.
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Notice

Members and friends Of the Church
OF Christ: Regular meeting will be
conducted at Odd Fellows hall, North
Washington Street, Sunday morning.
Bible Study at s:4s. Regular services
At II O'Clock. Every one is cordially
invited to attend.
Il T. Dallas, Elder.
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Etc. A Saving 10 You Of
20 Per Cent.
Laces and Embroideries
Dainty new patterns in
Laces and Embroideriea
Special for the June Sale
at a discount OF 90 per
cent.
Curtain Materials
Swisses, Voiles. Madras
and Nets, all new and up
to date designs. Marked
down for the June White
Sale at a saving Of Is per
cent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06
June Sale of White

Eclipsing all previous White Sales
and vicinity. Immense purchases
than present cost to manufacture.
an entire seasons requirements.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

These materials are very
desirable for women : and
children's tub garments,
separate blouses, etc; SO
to 40 inches wide.
soc value, Special -----39C
65c value, Special Die
75c value. Special -----j9c
S5c value, Special -----69c
sl.00 value. Special ---i9c
Plisse Cotton Crepe
80 inches wide. special 55c
Fancy Skirtings
Piques. Gabardines, Rep
and Beach Cloth, SO inches
wide.
SOC value, Special----S9c
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Warewell Cases
42x36, Special ----Sl.29
Quality Cases
36x42, Special ------Sl.l9
White NainsOOk
10 yard pieces ------S5.5O
Fine and light weight.
suitable for fine underwear
and children's garments,
SO inches wide.
Finer NainSoOk
10-yard pieces, $3.50, $3.50.
Fancy Noiles and tIaxons
Stripes and Checks
Dainty. sheer white fabrics
In a large assortment.
Neat checks, plaids and
stripes.
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25 per cent off on entire stock
of Night Gowns, Billie Burkes,
Pajamas, Envelope Chemise and
Boomers. Regular and extra
sizes. Regular prices $3.50 to
$500, at 25 per cent reduction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

On our entire stock of Glove
Silk Gowns, Envelope Chemise,
Vests. Billie Burkes, Boomers
and Athletic Union Suits. Sizes
"a to 46.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

Fine quality Nainsook and Batiste,
flowered and solid colors, hem
stitched and ruffled at knee. Cut
full-all sizes.
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Pink Crepe de Chine Night Gowns,
tailored, hand embroidered or daintily
trimmed with lace. Built up shoul-
ders or shoulder straps. All sizes.
Cut full.
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sell the daintes
surprisingly abundant antci
b
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Flesh Crepe de Chine Envelope
Chem ise,, prettily embroidered
lace trimmed and tailored models
All sizes. Cut full.
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In Navy, Rose, Turquoise,
Nile Grey, Copen and White.
ACCORDION pleated, tailored,
embroidered, ruffled models.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
Beauty Chats
By EDNA KENT FORBES
A TALK on HAIR

MOST hair troubles begin with
lVA dandrun. Now. dandruR IN a
germ. just like any other disease germ.
aud. like them, II IL catching. n two
use the same brush and one has dan
druf. the other one viii catch n. A
thorough shampoo with coconut oil
soap. following the drying Of whole
eer on the scalp, will take away all
dandrur for the time. and eventually.
cure u for good. This may take any
where from two months 10 two years
depending upon the health Of the hair.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
LAST TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

desire To bring Ia the attention
Of all teachers IN the county and
those that expect 10 teach In Luna
county who are not properly ceriifi.
Gated under the laws of the state Of
New Mexico. that the next and last
teachers examination will be- held
July q and % ia20. In the office Of
the superintendent of schools IN the
Luna county court house at Deming
II II necessary that teachers at
tend 10 this matters and see their
certificates have noi expired do
not need io he extended or renewed
for no salary warrant can legally
be drawn unless the teacher has a
proper certificate allowing her IA
teach. Teachers having permits IA
teach can only draw a salary equal
Ia the holder Of third grade Ger
iificalr.
Kindly notify the superintendent
II YOU desire lo take the examina
ton July ~ and - In time 50 that
she will have the required number
OF examination questions from ~,
department ALICE a.. SMITH.
Supt. Of schools of Luna County
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
SIAM OFF Dol DASH NOM.

People who wear slarched collars
can now have them ironed In the
most up TO date manner by sending
them To the Columbus steam Laun.
dry, phone 20. A new collar machine
has been added TO the equipment,
making this concern not only the
largest hut one Of the hest laundrles
IN the state. The payroll Of the
laundry last week was S525, and Il h
approximately the same every week.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
NOTICE,

You are invited Ia attend the re-
hcarsals of the Elite lazzers daily
from .. m. till y. m. at The
Columbus theater. The Elite laEEers
will display their talents ai dance
TO he gwen Friday. July -, al the
Khaki Club.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

These are the days when the active
little felinws more aud more win "a
vor as catchrrs In the msIor leagues.
Not a club that has a big. numbering
hacksiop that wouldn't trade him for
a schalk. Ruel. an o'Nelll or Wal
teru OF a perklnh.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

II Christian Science succeeds IN
making MS believe there W no such
ihine a. pain. II viii rob a loi of
people Of the pleasure they TAKE in
being miserable.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

whenever a baseball magnate has
reached the limit and thinks he can
hold the fans' patience n little BIZ long
cr he gives out notice TO the press
that he's thinking Of signing Nap la
Jole Or Hans Wagner. Fools nobody,
however.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

o'connor Don of cionsils. Ireland.
ls 10 marry HE klns~oman. oWendo-
lire o'connor. The o'connor Don is
a direct ilneal descendant of King
Rodcrlek o'connor who exercised su-
prems sovereignty In ireland until
iiI2. ,shsn he surrsndsred hls soeptsr
10 King Henry a of Enaland
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

The birmingham club has secuyed
Meeks. young outhelder from Louis
VILE. His name II 10 much like that
n Harry Meeks Of famous memory
that the birmingham fans are expect
lng him 20 he a great swatier
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
DIAMOND
NOTES

PADDY 4vinr.fon's stsy with shs
noa Son was brlnf-
Pat Moran u having trouble getting
hls hest pitching stan IN The league"
nifsieh,sncd away.
Grover Lowdermllk. Chicago white
eox pitcher, has been released 70 the
Minneapolis A. A. club.
Kansan city h making another afnb
o. hoisierina lts ouiheld ny buying 5ce
Letter. from the chlcneo Nationals
Nearly seery member Of the cieve.
land club h heavy peanut eater
Other clubs should iry the nut diet.
walter johnson ls getting hls bump.
ma tee often for the peace ~ mind
Of Clark orlfhth and Washington fans.
The rrmor that Jack Coomhs might
supplant Hurh Jennings a. manager
Of ihe Tigers la listed In Detroit a.
bosh.
One N the saving Fraccs ~ the Oak.
land team IL Hack Miller. who II back
on tho JOB and hitting thcm a mile ~
usual
The Ro.,o, u.d sox h.,,,r Ia, o,,,
NH Of their star plnver-. are now In
a posltIon 40 win The pennnnt IN the
American league.
mnierlni Manager unndrlcts of The
l.oslers sold Kari Adams 10 Tulsa OF
the Western league
Walter schmidt being ON the iob. the
Clarke and the veteran catcher was
given his release.
Max Flack l. the bright star of the
Chicago Cubs these days and T. having
= big season to date. hitting. fielding
-
ollie o'Mara is trying his hest to
prove what Jack Hendricks said oi
hlm-that he's the hest hall player IN
the American association.
the tubs from bloomington, has heen
rtlensed 10 Toledo. Tuck had plenty
of stun. hut lacked control.
Urpplre Ollie Chlll II 80 small that
when he stands behind Truck Iinnnni
-. 81. ......h - A.. ....... =.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

VIII Warren will demonstrate on
the cornet al the Elite Jakxcrs' ball
Friday evening. July -
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Every Woman.
Most people need a hair tonic. Dry
hair shows the scalp Il not producing
enough nourlshlng oil oily hair Shove
an over production. the effort ~ the
scalp 10 overcome dnndrun and other
troubles. Tonics containing much al
cohol are usually 10 be avoided, for
alcohol dries and often makes the hair
gray.
False hair aud pads are 10 be avoid.
ei they heat and lrritate the scnlp,
The ends of the hair sholld be- slnged
or cut once a month 70 prevent split
ends. Poor hair should have a tonic
massnged In every night good hair
once a week.
CCopyrighI
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
Tally Cards

The Daily Courier has lust ~
ceiycd from the Gibson Art Com
pany Of Cincinnati. Ohio. the very
latest In auction and bridge tally
cards and scorc pads.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

The pitcher who uses the splthall
this year evidently figures II IA his
last time on earth and he might as
well keep on nddlinE while Rome
burns. getting what satisfaction he can
out OF the music he makes.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Toilet paper , rolls for s5c, al the
Daily Courier office.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
ADVANCEMENT,

take great pleasure IN announc
ing that ! can now make my sake
phone talk. Yours trulX.
. H.G. PARSONS
SaxophOnisl, Elite Jazzers.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
What the Sphinx Says
sy NEWTON NEwKlRK.

It's all
right when In
Rome TO do
AZ the Ro-
mans do. hut
when you're
In Sinvllle
don't do as
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Last year the Cincinnati Reds
couldn't get runs behind Jimmy Ring
and he hnd 20 pitch a shutout 20 win.
This spring the Reds have generally
had great batting bees when Rlng was
pitching for them.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Mike McNaily IN going 80 good thai
harrow apparently does not dare &
disturb the present arrangement n
his iaheld. even with such anoths
brilliant performer as Oscar Wit
available.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
WHAT Is yolfR pREAMg

u II 20 own ,Our home some
homo some dAyy-lo hiy y
farmg--lo set w IN business
for yoursolf2
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Several major league clubs are
keeping scouts on the trail Of Ernie
Koob and n looks like the southpaw
will return IN the majors. He recently
hurled q nohlt game against Kansas
City.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

II u 10 give your children a
better start IN life Than yon
hndi--a college training for
your boy OF girl3
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Perhaps yedr own particular
dream n not one OF these, but
whatever Il is. you will surely
nced more money than you
have now.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Joe Harris. the first sacker. ~ badly
needed by the Indians to help the vet
eran Doc Johnston take care Of the lni
ilal hnK, IL with the Franklin team
IN the Pennsylvania Steel league.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
SALES OF RESIDENCES.
Activity of Home Buyers in Vari'
GUS Sections Of City.

Residences totaling in value more
than 100000 were sold this week
through the Office OF the William H.
Spignul Company. it is reported. The
| list of deals follows:
Louis w. Laudfck sold premises
! 30Ol 33d street. Chevy Chase. d. c..
tor $4,000. This is hollow tile
constructed home of eight rooms and
bath, with fardw trim through
out
Morris Singer purchased 20 Q street
northwest for home. This house
is n two-story brick structure con-
tanning eight rooms and bath, with
two-story brick garage in rear. Price
$4,000
Premises 4529 Wisconsin avenue
northwest We're sold to Charles r.
Walther for $3.50
The residence at 2l02 18th street
southeast was sold to T. D. Sewers
for $4,000.
Charles III. Robcy purchased the
residence at 4533 Wisconsin ayente
northwest for $3.50.
Premises 314 Elm street northwest.
We're purchased by Henry c. Simrns.
Consideration. $4,75O.
Nellie NJ. Curran purchased 1881.
wisconsin avenue northwest for $5,-
$50
Premises 21O6 18th street south.
east We're purchased by Henry n. Tay.
'ior for a consideration of $4,000. =.
Mrs. Anna Chambers disposed or
nor Tesldence .at 1909 I3th street
n9rthysest Tor $500.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
EIGHT TAK0MA PARK
STORES LATELY LEASED
Recent Sales in Northern Part of
the City and In the
Suburbs.

H. L. Thornton, who speeializes in
1akoma Park real estate, rer or,s ac-
tivity In business property in that
suburban section. The eight one
story stores just completed by him on
Laurel avenue. at the terminal Of the
14th street car line. have all been
leased to business tenants. Grocery
and meat concerns have occupied four
of the stores, with the rest divided
between a pharmacy. n tailoring shop,
shoemaker and the Takoma Park
Record.
Sales were reported as follows:
flve-room and bath modern bungalow
with one acre of land: 1859.
To Harry II. Millard for John A.
Ridgeway. 8 Crescent place. a Ave
room and . bat bath modern p,sss pnnsalloWs on
To Mrs. Grace s. Locke for Mrs.
Grace n. Staley, 12s Willow avenue.
an s-room and bath thodern bungalow
with safage, large lot and shade
f'or John W. SLOW. 342 Maple ave-
nue.. home OF six rooms ana bath
with large lot. Price, $500.
A residence. recently completed by
Mr.. Seek TO Henry B. Deane, 6SeS 9Th
street northwest, an eight-roofn and
bath hoilow-tile dwelling. Price
sl0.5oo.
For W. C. and A. ". Miller, one OF
the residences recehtly completed on
Jocslyn street. Chevy Chase, D. c. The
consideration was $24,5e0.
To o. A. Reed for II. E. Claf1in, 1911
Spring road northwest. which is an
attractive brick dwelling Of six rooms
and bath. Price, $10.2s0.
To II. f. Bennett, 7l5 Van Buren,
street. near Takoma Park. for. W. G.
Stathers. This lis a ten-room and bath
semi bungalow with ell modern i'm