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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10

Rica y Demerara "a &c. G., i. f. un re-
finador local, slbsecuentelnsalte COM
pro IL 900 sacos de Cuba ID 64c, Y al
cerlarse Ia seinalla, como iiilos 10000
sacos dc Cuba para pronto embarQue
y Sc hicieronfa &c. costo y flete, por 10
cual, los azdcares que tieacn que pa
gar lereclios fntegros Sc yend2l q
5A c. c. /. {.
Al cclrarse hoy el niercado SO ru1
moraba que nm reflnador local habfa
comprado azlicar del que paga deree-l
chos fntcgro,s al pracio dc, 5.14c. c. !. +.
y az1carde Puerto Rico a 6.77 c,3i. +.
ambos lotes para psonto embarqqes
Sc hicieron tambien algunas veltas
la Federal, nlontantes d unos 5000
sacos para pronto cMbardpe Este
-azdcar es de Puerto Rico y q precio
d que Sc hizo la transaction fue de
651 c. /. f.
Las noticlas que Sc reciben de Lon
drss i1ldican que Ia Real Comisi6n In
glesa ha continuado comprando azd-
cares no preferences precios que Sc
consideran en- paridad con ell precio
del az1car de Csibs. En- Cuba Sc dice
que diclla Real Comisi6n ha seguido
mostrando algdn interes EN- azdcares
de aquella isla, aunque Sc cree que
estos rumores Sc deben los esfuerzos
de parte de Cuba para interesaria a la
misfna Cdmisi6n en- parte de la cose-
cha que aun per1nanece en- Ia Isla.
Ia Real Gomisi6n Inglesa ha com.
prado durante la semana aEdeares
Peruanos y Brasiieiios a un equiva-
lente de. 5.61c: y mas tarde a $50 por
libra al actual tipo de cambio. ~
En- Cuba Sc dice tambien que ha ha-
DIDO mayor inter6s de parte de Fran
cia, Espaflaly Egipto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
sordera y Ruidos en- Ia
s7ii Cabeza.

81 padece listed de este, vaya
dOnde cualquier farEnacia pids
CONCENTRATED SOURDAL, Gu
yO preciO es 4 6 por lata. Este nue.
vo reniedio produce una cura ca
s;empreN Immediate y sus prontO
efectos una cura permanente. Pc
netta en- los sitios donde Sc asienta
ell dolor y ha realizado curacicnes
completes EN- muchOs casos en- que
Sc kabfan perdido las esperanzas
ST su droguista aun no ha recibid,
ell S0URDAL, no acepte ningdl
sustituto y 81 envies un giro. pOsta
para que lie sea propoycionadO di
cho medicamento, a "SOURDAI
DISTRIBUTING co. SO, STA
TION hROAD, CROYDON SU'
RREY, ENG, y reeibira uh pa
quote por correo, a su direction.
.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
Informe sobre 81 mercado de az1car
DE LA BoLsA DE NEW YORK 1

inlicadora del inter6s que Europa es-.
Id mostrando en- vista de los precfosi
favorables
q Los distributors vendedofes al
iiporI mayer contindan compranlo en-
tcantidades que basten solamente para
.cubrir sus inmediatas necestdades y
uarecen estar trabajando practicamen
te sin existencfas de reserya. Es apa
rentc que han asumido la actitud de
sQuerer entrar al mercado con mayor
frecuencia por existencias que pue-
dan movilizarse con mayor rapidez.
Aunque los consumidores estan COM
prando tambi&n solamente de manos
boca de preferencia telfer sobra de
sxistencias, debido que los precios
al por menor han refejado La dismi-
nucion de los mismos Ell los centros
dc origen, no hay duda de que cl con-
sumo aumentara considerablemente.
Los sefiores Arbukle Bros esperan
empezar sus entregas para cnbrfr las
ycmtas que .ficieron a 10Acts posi-
blemente Id semana entrante, Sc en-
tiende que han vendido va la produc-
ci6n de yarios dfas.
La Federal Refining Co. hizo varias
EreducciOnes en- s,ls precios actual.
mente cotizan a 10cts. EN- las ,condicie
mes de costumbre, en- sacos dc 100 Ii,
tbras para prontO efnbarque.
B. II. Howell Son & Co. cotizan 1C
cts condiciones usiales, y estan en-
condolences de efectll9f embarque dc
azdcar granel, rcfnada.
La Warner Sugar Refining Co.se liza
! retirado practicamenbe del mercado.
De Chicago telegraffan que la Cali
fornia & Hawaiian y la Western Su
gar Refining Co. han reducido sus
precios a 1850.
The Spreckels Beet Co. y otros azd
cares de renrolacha del Oeste Sc dics
han rebajado sus precios 1890, mier
tras que por azdcar de la misma ella
Sc pero procedente del Este Sc cotiza
a 10.40. :.
De New Orlean telegraffan que 10
Colonial ha rebajado su preeio a 105C
menos 2 por ciento. "a"
Desde el II de noviembre la Savan
nah Sugar Refining Co. redujo su pre-
clio para pronto.; embarque a 10Acts
menos 2 por ciento.
Las noticias que llegan del Canada
.indfcan que los precios contintan ba.
jando que la Dominion Refinery ha
reducido su precio 11.40 neto en-
Montreal. ~ = .
Las noticias que llegan de New Or
leans ifitlican que el comite estabili
zador ha celebrad6 su primera session
pero hasta ahora no ha 'fijado los pre-
clos que regiran por el azGcar de Il
Louisiana. Tan propto como los ref
nadores y productores firlneh Ell CON
venio, el conite empezara coti2a
precios diariamante sobre :asdcares d
la Louisiana. tss
La McCahan Refinery de Filadelfi'
ha reducido, scg1n Sc dice, su preciC
10 cts. y mientras que la Pennsyiva
mia esta tomando en- consideration
proposiciones a 10 cts. otros refnado.
res hacen. igual cosa perO 1OA cts.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
LEGO LA DESEABLE Aqua
PURGANTE RUBINAT.

Participants a los Sres. Far
maceuticos haber recibido por
.vaDOr espanol 100 Cajas de so
BOtellas del muy conocido y am
!tiguo PURGANTE ESPANOL
preferido por el pdblico a tOdos
sus similares.
/. CERECEDO HERMANOS &
co. SUCRS.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
.CARBURADoREs. ZENITH

II i,AcabamOs de recibir un nuevO sur
lido de estOs famosos econOmizadOres
de gasOlina, para toda clase de Ca
rros, de 4-6-s'y IL CilindrOs, asi como
piczas de repuesto para los unismOs.
Z A. Alvarez y Hermanos.
Stop. 6, San Juan. P. R.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10

SIEMPRE que necesite COM
prar algO, acuerdese que nosO-
trOs vendem9s los mejOres artf-
culOs a Nos mas bajOs preciOs.
Gonzalez Padfn Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
PRONTUARIQ.<
ESPASA.


Mayo "a 1885, Codgo Civil Is 1876
Febrero 1881, Enjuiciamiento Civil % SO 2182 ~
Junio II, 1870, C6digo Penal B. 26 626
Septiembre IA, 1892 En Criminal 40 99S Il
Julio IA, 1898, Ley Hipotecaria . 10 Alb
Agoso %, 1885, C6digo de Comercio p 955 1
Agoso a. 1887 Codigo Penal de la Marina
de Guerra s. Il ,s4s
Septiembre 81, $780, Codgo Milar de
Justicia ~ 100
Dicembre L. 1890, Ley Organica del CoAA
seio Supreme E6rcio la Armada Il 6 2l0
CUBA
g Julio 81, 1885, C6digo Civil
Mayo 23 1879, C6digo Penal
IS Julio IA, 1893, Ley Hipotecaria.
La Autonomia fu6 dada Cuba, en- Novembre 20 1891
!. Intervention Americana, 1S9S "a
Orden General 1901, Julio rs, 1898
Proclamation, Enero l. 1899.
Mensaje Presidential Diciembre 5, 1899.
Septiembre Is, 1885, Enjuiciamiento Civil
NOctubre 49, 1889, Eniuiciamiento Criminal ~
Enero %, 1885, C6dgo de Comerco
PUERTO RICO.
Julio 81, 1889. C6digo Civil
Mayo, %, 1879 C6dgo Penal
Julio IA, 1s9a Ley Hipoecaria.
dada Puerto Rico Noyenbre % 1885,
Intervention Americana, 1895
Mensaje Presidential, Diciembre 5, 1899.
septiembre 25, 1886, Enjuiciamento Civil
Octubre 10, 1885, Enjucamento Criminal
Enero 2s, 1885, Codigo de Comerco
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10

r. Ell. MEJOR TRAJE de, ,''Palm
Beach que Sc .vende en- la isla, 10
tenemos nosotros "a $11.9O, pi-
dalo Gonzales Padin Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10

federal VISIBLE" significa
rapidez en- Ell calctuio'y prontitud en- el
pegoci9. 81 0ueses Ia Federal Visible?
Pregiinte, indague, 1sela.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

NT-RsE practical, desires position April !.
or child who deviates from the normal;
sxcS lent reference and character; S-O
week A g26, Ledger on ge------
,i1E; AlIIt,R college graduate. desires part
time position N school or colIeHe; age 80
Stsges A Si6. Ledger Orice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE

ApDREssERs--Girls to address enyeiopes
by hand ct our office: good pay. Charles
Palst Co. OFT Arch st.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
General


GREESEwALD'S
\ SPEi,lS LIVED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
THE LARGE ENROLMENT during F.bru.
Applicants must haye a thoroush expert.
encs and be under 40 wears OF age Ami.
only.
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
LOMBUSTlON AND STOKER ENG INEERS
Appralsai and est!mators TO value bldgs
factories Industrial and power-plant eauILg
ment. Electrical and mechanical men de-
signers detsiers, checkers Industrial and
Craftsmen, trseers foremen superintend.
ents tnspectors, time-studv mon and rate
settlers, Good openings with prominent cor
~, ',.s' Rt' sISRss pEPARTTMESNsIr RsTSsI men
ACCOUNTANTS WITH G. i. A. experience
Industrial ana mfg. scctg. men. cost sT-
psrts. statistical men, head bkr. and orrice
costs, bkpr, and cashier, bkpr and stehoE
positions open In the sales. purcha sing and
EXPORT departrnents Of well-known concerns
Asst, employment mgr, head CORE spond,DI
Good WAGES for trained men and Womrn w.
SALES REPAYMENT
SOME ATTRACTIVE SAL4ARIED POSI-
1loNS for hiEh-Erade sAlesmen and ssies
msneEers eSperisneed IN the Industrial mrs
5 SGm@ssion SS%SG''T Ps Ss stock
he under 10 and show successtuI record S'
INFORMATION BLANK AND BooL,I Rr
GRATIS: No reRistrS charges No charEs
OF any kind unless ition IL actually hC
cepted GIeenewalds Employment Txnarts
Est. since 1897. 2ho s. llth 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02

ATTENDANTS WANTED. APPLY TO sU.
PERINTENDENT. PHILA, GENERAL
HOSPITAL. 8i1H AID PINE SITS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ADVERTISER has fne chance for woman q,
man and wife with no incumbrancs ana
familiar with house management to an ar-
ceptebe person able 10 invest from SfTOo "a
$1,000 a partnership interest win be allotted
and results assured In refined bnsInesa deaf
ing with high-clsss people; IN replying give
details OF business sxperianee, also phons
call and tins At Fbsrfy 10 feon fsr ..sss 80
business. address R4al. Ledser ohics
sssis iiSs iSsSs sSi;s ~ s7ea Nv ''su.ss' =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

10 YOU NEED CHAUFFEUR
for private or commercial cars2 We suppIr
without cost to you, Apply TO Mr. Parton.
6I4 Brown st. Phone Market 286o
WANTED. az Episcopal OTics 8i2 s. I2tb.
cooks, Mattresses, chambermaids. nursea
kitchen maids.
WANTED-,Comp, Prot. chamberm'd par,oy
maid eooka, laundress; ref, 1919 Bainh' Es.
WANTED-Reliabl ole help for every oapaoIiv
Mrs. Haryev 1919 Rlttsnhouse SQUARE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02

ARTISTS wanted on giase lamp shades; only
experienced need apply Rarssll Studios
Baker Bids, 1872 Chestnut st, Phila,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
AGENTS

ASrED-AEents and solicitors increase
YOUR earnings; represent uh IN youT local
Z, NTite for particulars, c. II. Clemens.
genereI manager. Marine Bank Building,
Erie. Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02

GooDY YEA RS
W o DEL Full EXP " s 10 n
Is affording
Unlimited possibilities to u large number
of skilled men in good physical condition
LIVING WAGES
PERMANENT WORK
Good wording conditions
Educational advantages
Chance to Live and Grow
no LABOR TROUBLE
OUR present permanent openings include
Carpenters
also
Bricklayers
Al-Around Nachinists
deneral Repsirmen
Bench and Floormen
Sheet Metal Workers
Apply Factory Employment onics
THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER co
Akron, Ohio
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
PERSONALS

o% Susi sTsSEAsEp WEE sas ,ds ssSsS
land ST.. 1 hereby give notice that all bills
must be preseptse On or before March s. 1920,
1914 w. Cumbeflend ct, t
/ WILL NOT be rssponsjbis Tor any debts
eontraotyd ny any one but niyssn Z.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02

Buick Used Cars--why not buy your used
- cars from US? We are authorized
ipu!Ck i dealers and the used Buioks we take
IN exchange Tor new cars are absolutely
suaranteed by Mr.. wilde who has been
!dentihed with the sale of Buick cars for the
hsst years, Edward WilkIe Motors Co
9l1 y. Broad 81. Poplar 5l8. Park 2O7,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
WORK OIISIDE
SOUTH IN WINTER
NORTH IN SUMMER

YOUNG MAN wanted, with KNOWLEDGE ~
typewriting. to assist cashier; good onpoT.
unity for Advancement in applying ask for
VIZ Lauer llnk Belt Co. Nicetown. Phlln
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
THE COAT or MANY COLORS

Mr. Hoover has been many things.
But he has now, seemingly. reached
the end Of his resources.
As food manipulator and inventor
of unspeakabe stomach.torturing at.
rocties, he was without a peer. We
were all willing to take off our hats
to him in that line.
As possible democrat he was all
chat could be desired, while he was
making up his mind whether the
political cat was going to jump on
the democrat or the republican fence.
AS an issue-dodging republican he
was all that could be hoped for or
expected until the cards in the pref
erence primaries began 10 run against
him. Then is when he should have
let Well enough alone.
But. seeing that he had made mis-
take in the political lady in whose
bed chamber he sought the nuptial
rights, and that she and her big
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
New Chemical
Kills Bed Bugs
?. D. @.

p. d. @. Pesky Devils Quietus) IS
the name of "A new golden colored
chemical discovery by. Or. Price that
actually rds the worst infested house
of bedbugs. reaches, fleas, ants and
their eggs They don't have time to
kick after you go after them with
T, u. O. A 35c package of r. d, @
makes a quart of strong bug.kiler
and goes farther than a barrel Of the
old fashioned dangerous dope Z. d..
O. coats and kills their eggs and
prevents Matching. FREE patent
spout in every box to enable YOU to
get them in the hard-to-get-at-places,
and saves juice
p. d. @. for family use 35c. Special
Hospital and Hotel size $3.50 makes 5
gallons contains spouts-your drug
gist can supply you, or sent prepaid
to your address either size on receipt
Of prices by the owl Chemical CO.,
Terre Hautc. Ind. = D. @. is never
peddled sold by City Drug store ''
ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
WHAT DOES HE MEAN?

\ Hutchinson, Kan, miller made a
statement TO the government that
he has been making profit Of two
dollars barrel on flour, and his
license was revoked.
II refused to make fake state
mont to show that was only
making 2j cents barrel ne
says, "and | believe that other
mills have been able to make
flour cheaper than | have been
able to make it."
In the same statement the Hutch.
insor miller further says. Il paid an
agent $1,000 some time ago and he
said / could keep on running. but this
latest order closes me down"
1t doesn't require a Philadelphia
lawyer to read enough between the
lines Of such a statement to suggest
it is time for a thorough investigation
OF the more or less subtle intmations
of the situation as described by the
Hutchinson miller.-karsas City Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25

brothers sought wedlock with Hiram
Johnson, Mr.. Hoover added another
color 10 his coat Of rainbow hues and
joined the ranks OF the labor agita-
tors.
That was just one color too many;
that was turning the coat just once
too often.
There was where he made the
fatal mistake; that was when he led
his six hundred into the valley Of
the shadow. People could eat his
war bread and admire his unlimited
nerve-his monumental gall; people
could tolerate his flirting with the
democratic donkey until he finally
made up his Anglocised mind that
he belonged on the elephant of the
G. O. p. but when he became a
labor agitator he monkeyed with the
real band saw.
He is not now even "An also ran"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25

than ever, unless the public, good but
thoushtless fellow that he is, does its
part,
Insane buying. insane spending did
more than did anything else toward
making high prices, toward creating
the nigh cost Of living.
The public may cuss the profiteer
until every individual member Of the
human family grows red in the face,
and profiteering will 90 On, high
prices will grow higher and the cost
of living become more costly. unless
a little common sense is used by those
who have money to spend.
The same make Of silk hose at $3.50
per pair is no better than they are
when sold at $3.50, and it is the foolish
fancy Of the few that all is in the
price. that cause the many to suffer.
Foolish spending must be stopped and
systematic buying substantiated if we
would see a lasting reduction in living
costs.
There can be no question but that
the banks, through shutting down on
leans to certain business interests,
have put crimp in the high cost
of living, but the real crimp, the sen
sible crimp, the crimp which will
come to stay can only be added by
the public
None viii ever see prices reach the
lower water-mark of a few years ago;
none want TO see il. The demonit-
ation of silver brought about low
prices ana low wages in 1873; the
combine Of big finances brought about
the stringency Of the latter nineties;
the combine Of those who controlled
the money market of the United
States caused the panic Of 19O7,e and
fool buying and fool spending and
fool borrowing precipitated and has
tened the writing of each Of these
three regrctable pages in Americas
financial history.
1t is up to the public to see that
prices reach normal, that they do not
go too slow, that they do not become
sub-normal.
II Is up to the public 10 mix a modi.
cum Of common sense with the dollars
and cents which are spent from now
on.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25

cause with some fperchants, others
have followed. believing that II was
the best thing to do. And peopo
generally will welcome the reduction
in the cost of merchandise
While the present decrease will
have a depressing effect on business,
yet it eventually will be beneficial.
At the present time. however, the
entire burden is falling on the re.
taller. He alone is bearing the brunt
OF tire profit cut, while the whole
saler and the manufacturer are en-
Joying the benefits Of high prices
and big profits.
If results are to be permanent, the
cut must reach deeper The retailer
must pass 1t on. He can do this by
cancelling his fall orders Thus the
wholesaler will he forced to reduce
or hold his stock over. And the re-
suit will he that hell soil at lower
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
SENATOR OWENS WARNING

There is undoubtedly food for thought,
food for careful consideration, food well
worthy Of assimilation in the warning
given, a few days ago, by United
States Senator Robert l.. Owen when
he denounced, in no uncertain terms,
the interest rates allowed by the
federal reserve board and told the
senate that if a panic resulted the
nation would have North Dakota
reaction and establish state banks
to furnish money at fair and stable
rates Of interest.
Senator owen held that the federal
reserve board was justified in en-
couraging all banks to deny credit to
those who sought loans for speculative
purposes, but said that he thought
1t very hazardous TO refuse financial
assistance to the so-called nOn-essen-
dial lines Of business.
The senator sounded his warning
following the Introduction Of resolu-
ton by a fellow senator, asking the
federal reserve board TO declare pol
icy of deflation and said that when
The board called a council to determine
policy Of deflation, merchants and
not bankers alone should be chosen to
sit at the conference.
Senator owens stand is well taken,
ms warning is timely and worthy the
most careful consideration upon the
part OF everyone banker and business
man.
The time has been when the big fl
nancial interests Of Chicago and New
York the great financial centers of the
United States, could declare a policy
and the small merchant. the small
farmer the small manufacturer be
forced to close their doors and suspend
business.
But that time has passed. 1t passed
when the small business men Of the
United States permitted their minds
to reach cut and grasp the intrcacies
and details Of big business And any
effort to deflate the money values Of
today too rapidly, while it will bring
about a panic and cause untold SUI.
ferinG, will hasten a repetition Of the
North Dakota reaction and bring
about the establishment, in every
state in the union. Of state banks.
The United States today is nation
of prosperity, peopled by a prosperous
citizenship, but its wave Of prosper
ity is at its crest and the big bank
ers Of the nation, acting with the fed
eral reserve board, must place a
steady, not a dctatorial hand upon
the steering gear unless they would
see the ship Of finance crushed upon
the breakers Of a money-created money
panic.
Sane and conservative systems Of
credit must be established and main
tanned Loans must be extended to
the business world financial assist.
ance must be rendered at reasonable
interest rates if We would see the de.
flation, which will mean return 10
normal conditions, return to nor
nal conditions without an ensuant
and crashing. crushing panic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25

If anyone should doubt the meas
ure of freedom brought TO Mexico by
the recent turnover his apprehensions
will be removed by pursuing the fol-
lowing liberal terms offered to Villa
by Tie new regime: Immediate retire
ment to private life; retirement with
months; absolute and entire retire
ment from the bandit business at any
time he sees fit. Pancho replica that
he would rather like little vacation,
but. being the head cf a military and
political party conducting a thriving
business, he prefers to remain active.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
Snnnressinr News

Lawton News: Some people without
newspaper training have peculiar ideas
regarding what newspaper should
print Their idea is that any news
that they think may DO injury to
either their own business or to the
community should be suppressed. In
their opinion the editor who does not
look through their glasses is almost
public menace
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
Bank Robber Gets Ten Years.

Sapulpa, Okla, May SO. b. Hay
hurst, accused Of robbery of tho
State Bank of Milfay on the after
noon of March 81, was found guilty
in Judge Lucien b. Wrights divis'
ion of district court here Saturday
afternoon He was sentenced to serve
a. term of 10 years in the penitentiary
at McAlester.
LYDIA Cronen and Eulis Griggs, ac-
cused in connection with the rob-
berry will be tried separately at the
next term of court
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25

The average man, so far as we
have noticed does not particularly OBJ
iect to being a id fool, but he
doesn't want every Tom, Dick and
Harry to tell him about his mental
shortcomings. This is based upon
the same principle which causes a
homely woman 70 get mad at anyone
who agrees with her looking.glass.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
UP TO THE PUBLIC

The public that mercurial fellow,
ever hard to please, ever ready 10
find fault, has long hammered and
howled against the high cost OF liy-
ing.
And now, after these months Of
price.climbing and inflated values
prices have begun to hit the toboggan,
have started toward the normal figure
which all have wanted to see.
Eut the decline viii be but transit
ory, 10 be succeeded by u higher boost
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-25
Editorial
of the Day
THE RETAILER BEARS 1T ALL
(Ponca City Ncws)

(Ponca City Ncws)
\ twenty per cent reduction IN the
cost Of clothing is sweeping the land.
This is not a voluntary offering by
many II is a forced issue, due to
the fact that the hand that controls
the federal reserve board has pulled
tight the cords on the money bag.
Credit is hard TO obtain Therefore
sacrifices must be made to secure
ready cash. While this was the real