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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

him an advantage of four at the turn. Evans played leisurely for halves on ten and eleven, and it was evident that he was content to play a safety first" game the rest of the way. The two following holes also were halved.
 Coming to the fourteenth, Wolff found himself four down and only five holes to go. A half would keep him in the championship hunt, but a loss would end the match without more ado. Both punched out long drives from the tee, straight down the fair way.
 WOIffss second was short, to the left of the green. Evans was in the rough, to the left, hole high. Wolff mfsjudged the slope of the slanting green and his chip shot curled off down hill. Evans made beautiful out, his ball stopping four feet from the cup. Wolff missed his putt for a four.
 Then Evans stroked the ball straight into the cup for a par four, the hole, and the match. bringing the 1920 western to an end.
 The medal scores follow:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
NATIONAL IFAGIE

Rscr'ts Yesterday Brooklyn B. Cincinnati 2. New York 40. Pittsburg e-2. Boston i. Chicago 0. Philadelphia 1, St. Louis 0.
 CnweS Today Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. New York at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at St. Louis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

Tom White of Jackson, Tenn, won the presidents cup, defeating c. J. Rid ley of Atlanta, and 6. Dan Jarvis, Nashville, won the vice presidents trophy, defeating c. J. Richardson of
 Memphis, and 9
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18
A FITTING SLOGAN

Following the assertion of Senator Gore
that The ArdmOreite is liar, we note that
he carefully avoids answering The Ardmore-
ties queries sand fails to say whether he
paired his vote on the declaration Of war.
Mr.. Gore has said that he was sick at his
home in Washington when the war measure
came before the senate for action He has
said that the Congressional Record shows him
to have been absent and not voting, with a
notation that he was sick at the time but
he has not said why, if he was Democrat
and an American, he did not seek to nullfy
vote which was cast against the measure.
This he could have done by. pairing a time
honored custom with congressman and SEN
ators.
Mr.. Gore has said that he did make
speeches. in New York, Boston and Washing
ton, for the Liberty Loan drives, but he has
not told us why he did not come to Oklahoma,
and make a few of those speeches. Okla
homa was the state which Mr.. Gore was sup
posed to represent in the United States senate,
and Oklahoma citizens had a right to expect
Mr.. Gore to raise his voice within the borders
of this state, appealing to his people-the
people who elected him-to rally to the sup
port of the Liberty Bonds. the War Savings
anu IHc HOUie ICeu OlOoS. OhidHollle'
did not expect Mr.. Gore to lend the comfort
of his approval to the slackers and draft
evaders.
Did Mr.. Gore speak in Oklahoma, or did
he not? Did Mr.. Gore smile upon the Social
ist draft-dodgers, or did he not?
Has Mr.. Cores record, in both political
and private life, been one long, sweet song
of loyalty to American and things American
and of purity Of thought and action?
Yea, verify, Mr.. Gore speaks we'll when
he utters the slogan, False in one thing, false
in ALL"
A fitting slogan for the voters to remem-
Der before casting their votes in the Gore.
Ferris primary contest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

of nations. Another branch, led by such
men as former President Taft, assures
the nation that Republican victory
means ratification, with certain underlined
reservations"
None who read these words can doubt for
a moment that Senator Harding now knows
where Mr. Roosevelt is "at;" none who read
the Roosevelt statement will hesitate mo-
ment in forming the belief that he, like his
chief is not afraid to go before the American
voters. an American who stands for the prin-
ciples of his party, willing to make those
principles an issue without lodging, without
secret evasion, without attempt to inculcate
something into his party's platform which his
party's delegates feared to bring forth at the
convention which nominated him.
There is nothing mealy-mouthed in his
statement; there is nothing of the milk and
cider tone when he says, positively and with
out chewing his words, that Senator Harding is
right when he says, Should the Democrats
win, the treaty and the league will be
adopted" There is no hesitancy upon Mr..
Roosevelts part when he adds another truth,
saying: "No one, probably not even Senator
Harding himself knows what would happen
should the Republicans win"
The Democracy of America should be
proud of the platform adopted at San Fran
cisco when it is placed side by side with the
bundle of weak evasons adopted by the
Republicans at Chicago. The Democracy OF
America should feel proud because the dele
gates at San Francisco named such man as
Governor Cox to lead the fight for the prin'
ciples set forth in that platform. And the
Democracy of America should feel proud OF
the action of the convention, and congratulate
each separate delegate upon his vote in nam
ing Franklin Roosevelt as the vice-presiden
ta candidate.
The Democracy of America comes before
the voters of America with declaration OF
principles which is concise, non-evasive anc
American, and presents for their 'considera
ton men who are American from sole of foo
to crown of head; men who are amply able
to take care of themselves Of the interests
of the great party which they represent
men, neither of whom wear the halters Of {
Lodge Or Knox; men who are too broad anC
too Just to let personal antipathy toward any
man blind their eyes to their duty to country
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

New York. k.-When Miss Dorothy Dal.
ton, the beautiful actress who was Sc
lected for the leading role in tina,
mammoth New York production "Apa-
rodite,' was questioned as TO the Se'
cret of her phenomenal success, she
unhesitatingly said, MY Complexion"
When asked further details she eX-
planned: EVERY one of my friends
always raved about the texture and
coloring of my skin, and | have no
doubt but that my first engagement
was made possible through the repu-
tation / had acquired for a beautifui
complexion Managers are like ordi-
nary mortals, they admire a beautifui
skin as much as anyone, and in select
ing their casts they naturally prefer
those whose compilations are attrac-
tive. think the best asset any girl
or woman can have is a beautifW
skin and complexion. 1t is easy to
have this if one will spend only Il
little time in taking care of the skin
A girl may have irregular features,
but if she possesses a beautiful com.
plexion she will attract attention any.
where. j am always glad to tell any
girl or woman just how she may pos
sess a skin like mine. Here is the
recipe. Night and morning cleanse the
skin first with warm water, then ap-
ply good cold cream Uiska cold cream
l have found to be the best after mas
saying 1t into the skin take off the
superfluous cream with a soft cloth.
Then before going out during the
day or evening | apply Derwillo, n
simple toilet preparation which can be
purchased at the toilet counter of any
up-to-date drug or department store.
The first application of this wonder
full Derwillo will astonish you, it i'm
parts instant beauty to the skin ana
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

fanny does not krow the conditions
as they exist. 1t is ali insult TO the
tax payers of the township TO say
that the officials who are respon-
sible for those conditions should not
be criticised for their official conduct
with regard to the condition of the
roads in the northwestern part of
the county. 1t is an insult to every.
one in our district to even insinuate
that they have received more for their
money in the way Of road construction
than any place, whether that place be
inhabited by man or not.
If you would learn about the con.
dition of the roads in any locality
ask the people who travel over Them
If you would learn the truth abou,
the roads in the northwestern pari
of the county ask DR.. Hathaway oi
Pooleville about the road from Poole.
vile to Homer, ask Jim Eaves or
Ike Harmon about the road from
Pooleville 10 Tatum, and on north TO
Garvin county, ask George Gray
about the roads in the Tussy country,
ask anyone who lives near Fox about
their roads, ask Earl Athey about
the road from Graham to Fox, ask
the Star Route mail carrier about the
road from Healdton to Fox, by way
Of Graham, ask Lee Hudson, sup
erintendent of the Magnolia OH
Company about the road from Head.
ton north to the Garvin county line,
ask any OF the candidates who are
in this campaign and who have been
over the road mentioned in fact ask
anyone who has been in that coun.
| try in the last four years and you
will get the facts.
My answer is now much longer than
intended it should be, and yet
j have not covered more than half OF
the points mentioned by the man who
was quoted either with or without
his consent, so l will not ask for
more space at this time but will pe
pleased TO conclude my answer in
some later issue of your paper. Thank
ing you for the space required 70,
this reply, | am,
Yours truly,
WaP HIGGINS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

makes a rosy-white complexion--every
one will talk about it. l find it ex-
cellent for my complexion as it pro-
tects my skin in all kinds of weather
That's why | prefer it to all other
toilet preparations and am never with
out it, Now that short sleeves are
in vogue you will want beautiful
hands and arms. There is nothing
like Derwilo for this purpose. Many
of my professional friends to whom I
have recommended Derwillo use it in
preference to all other face powders
or beautifiers." Just try it once be-
fore going to the theatre, dances.
parties or an afternoon call and note
the favorable comments Of your friends
Derwillo instantly puts a lifelike tint
on your face which defies detection.
1t takes the place of face powder and
stays on until you wash it off. Per
spiration does not affect it nor will
it rub off on clothing; it also pre-.
vents the nose and face from shining.
It's wonderful for a dark, sallow,
oily skin, freckles, tan and for the
instant beauty it imparts. Over 50c,-
600 girls and women are using it. It's
absolutely harmless to the most SEN
sitive skin. Just try it once and you
will need no further argument to con
vince you that there is nothing "jus,
as good better" or lust like it,"
Insist on Derwillo, then you will not
be disappointed.
Note-Druggists and department,
stores everywhere sell Derwillo with
the guarantee that if you don't like
it you get your money back. 1t Is
the one beautifier that gives satisfac
ton at all seasons of the year. You
can secure it at all toilet counters in
this city, including Ringer and City
J Drug Cos.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18
Sentiment Il Funny Thing

Pittsburg County Guardian: Those
excitable Chicago women who COM
planned because Oklahoma cowboys
mistreated their ponies during show
performances, didn't appear to be hys.
terical the least little bit when negroes
were being hunted down like rabbits
in the BLACK belt" of the windy city.
Sentiment In Chicago is just natur-
ally funny sort of thing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18
Editorial
of the Day
ISSUE GREATER THAN PARTY
From Pawhuska Daily Capital

Scott Ferris made fine talk at
Pawhuska and Fairfax Tuesday. Mr..
Ferris, many say is making the bes,
campaign speeches Of his career.
Many who thought the contest would
be somewhat close at first now pre-
Scott's supporters shouldn't be TOO
sure of success. This is peculiar
situation Seldom has like situa-
ton arisen seldom have you seer
such a contest within party.
Party issues are not what is dvid-
ing the factions. But the issue IS
the attitude of the candidates during
the war There are thousands or
democrats who will openly fight
Gore should he be nominated. These
democrats place their country's well
fare above the party. These demo
Gratis think that Gore was disloyal
and unfaithiul to this great country
and the soldiers during the war. The
Daily Capital holds to this view.
This paper will be against Gore as
long as he is in public life. Gore must
be eliminated. He had his warning in
ample time. The Daily Capital tries
to be a loyal abiding helper of thi-
country. The president and the gov
ernment must be supported during
crisis. and the soldiers who wero
fighting our contests deserved our
every assistance during the war. Gore
was, in our judgment, great han"
dicap during the war. Scott Ferris
was loyal. Scott Ferris was able.
He is a hard worker. He has been
true TO the interests of America. He
should have and will have the whole
hearted support of the red-blooded
Americans.
Scott Ferris has been in Congress
as long as has Senator Gore. He has
proven the better man of the two.
We are going to do all we can L.
defeat Gore and nominate Scott Fer
ris at this time But we warn you
that there are greater issues than
party preferment in this contest. and
there will be thousands and thous-
ands of democratic leaders and hum
dreds of democratic newspapers tina,
will fight Gore in the election should
| he be nominated. We are sincere IN
this matter.
1t is a matter larger than partisan
politics. 1t is matter than strikes AT
the very heart of our country. We
hope that only the disgruntled, thes
/ draft dodgers and the persons who
failed to support the government dur
will be some others, but they will
have reasons Of personal nature.
Gore has befriended some. He has ac.
| commodated others. These will pay
their debts to Gore by supporting him.
But the mothers of this state; thu
fathers of the great commonwealth
of Oklahoma; the soldiers who did
their bit to win the war. will oppose
Gore to the bitter end. Do not gee
the issues mixed. BE an American. Do
something that is honorable by voting
your patriotic sentiments. Vote fo~
Ferris, work for him. He Is clean. He-
Is above the slime of disloyalty. He has
been in public life Is Oklahoma as,
long as Gore and his record is ono
that makes Oklahoma proud Of this,
state. Cores record is bad He has.
become a character that made Okla,
homa feel ashamed. But we are proud.
Of Ferris.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18
Former Accountant Named

OklahomaC ity, July I'm. A,
Nash has been appointed secretary Of
the Oklahoma Education Association
Announcement Of the appointment
was made when Mr.. Nash resigned
as chief high school inspector of the
state department of education. Mr..
Nash was for three years superintend.
ent of scnools at ldabel before be conf
ing state inspector.
r. II. Wilson, state superintendent
OF public instruction, appointed C. M.
Howell assistant inspector, to the
office Of chief inspector at the same
time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18
An Unimpeachable Record

Marietta Monitor: For IA years
Scott Ferris has represented an ag-
ricultural district in congress. For
"a years he has been loyal to the
farmers. Misrepresentation, half truths
and absolute lies cannot erase that re.
cord
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18
Card Of Thanks

We, the wife, daughter and son Of
Mr.. j. n Morgan, wish TO express our
most sincere thanks for the loving
kindness of our friends during the
illness and death of our beloved hus.
band and father.
Mrs. ]. N. Morgan, daughter and son
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18
HOch! IlOch.

Lawton Constitution: We apologize
to our readers for using German type
today, but it only goes to show that
the man who is seeking to be sent
back to the United States senate gave
comfort and hope to the enemy when
we were at deaths grips with them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

Somebody is always trying to take the JOY
out of life. According to the best obtainable
information, wire service, the watermelon
raisers are trying to organize in Oklahoma
for the purpose of keeping up prices. The
restaurants are already organized
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

We are in receipt of a pamphlet which
contains an address" upon the present rail
way situation. We are told that we are free
to use any or all of it. Thanks, awfully, but
we don't need it. We are perfectly familiar
with the railway situation, We know all
about it. We could elucidate upon it, were
that necessary, but it is not, further than to
say that it couldn't be worse
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

Canst thou not minister TO a mind
diseas'd
Pluck from the memory a rooted
sorrow,
Raze out the written troubles OF
the brain,
And with some sweet oblivious
antidote,
Cleanse the stuffd bosom of that
perilous stuff,
Which weighs upon the heart?
Shakespeare.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18
Oklahoma State
Press
Same Here, Jimmie

Chickasha Express: No thank you,
James, we don't choose any dinky
postoffice for ours. A nice little po
sition, with no work and a fat salary
is what we crave.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

We are in favor of and hereby advo-
cate the extension of the traffic rules of
this city to compel mosquitoes to keep
their muffIers closed during the coming
season. The effectual enforcement Of
such an ordinance would decrease the
general unrest-Anonymous.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

People are beginning to sit up and take
notice They are asking to what church does
Cox belong, with what religious body is
Harding affiliated, where will Debs be seen
hanging his hat on Sundays? Cox is an
Episcopaian, Harding is a Baptist, Debs is a
Sociast-a member of that party which
entertans respect for no religious denomina-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

Now doth the busy little candidate go
forth and shake the farmer by the hand and
say sweet nothings to the women of the land
and kiss the baby-"Little Lamb"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

McAlester News-Capitol Governor
Cox has scored the first hit in tho
1920 presidential campaign. He has
aroused Senator Harding from the
seclusion of his comfy front porch
at Marion, Ohio The Republican NOM
inee had to rise up and say something
about Cox's stand on the league Of
nations and he had to rise up ana
say something relative to the ap.
pointment of a real farmer as heao
of the department of agriculture. 1t
does look like Senator Harding IN
going to have to shift bis defense
from his own front porch to some bet.
ter barricaded salient.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

Latest style, late shipment mems
oxfords, 81 to s1450, half price Mon.
day and Tuesday. Chas, Stewart, 10,
East Broadway.-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
POLITICS WARNING uP
IS ELECTION nElRs

With just tea more days uatil
sh* election. no stones are being
Iefs untnFnrd To bring ahoss sAs rv-
saitsd fesult Aanv speakers are
oas 10 the Interest al both palilical
parsies
Tuesday sfietaoon M the Mo-
NeCaoley Theatre. congr~s~maa
Joe W Ryrns spese to . kirsised
audience ia 'hs Interest II the
Democratic ticket Msny ~ho
heard him voiced the ssptrssioa
that HE spseeh ~as ths heel that
,hey had Assri during the pvesa,
cameslgn~-t especially ~ss THE true
" 'sss ~7s.ss@ens M. sxsatra shs
League at Nations.
Wednvsdsy siterpoon ths Theatre
vas packed 10 overnnw.ns wi.h
aavu and women ~ho heard Mrs.
sam phillips and Gen Harvey
Hannah speak ten. Hspnaa sway-
III the audisnee sith ha orstwy.
aud both addresses, which wsss slsc
tr ths interest 1T the D@n Jrvs,sv
ticket were strong aud convincing.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
CENTRAL HIGH 70 BAT.
TIE W. n. S. II FRIDAY

Interest IL red DO, in the reslu
oi football clasric lh Dickson
pointIng to the biggest game. poe
slbly. II the eeason, which 10 10 bs
staged here Friday afternoon. when
the dses Central High eleven and
the swii, Wavsrly High School AZ.
creation will battle ios supremacy
Tho game sill be exeiiinl and
hard fought throughout. as there
exists keen spirit VI rivalry be-
tween these institutions Tor hoaors.
especially IN football The visitors
arr boa',ins VI real suons eleven
thu. season. and no doubt wili put
40 a t,s scrap, Centrsl High are
confident. hosevef. Il inowins I
their stuff. having been undergoing
strenuous practice, aud are not
eoantius 90 anything lsss than =
sigma victory over the hsst,ioolsrs,
The game is Sailed iuf 2.30, aud
II Is expected tha, a large ,hrols
will witness the melee Will {. II
: retain her scorrless record BE-
t!iers and see Admission, Boo,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
Don't Ever Marry the Big WARNING the McCauY Friday Saturday Nah

leases In the past 10 some hiieen ~
twenty place., but 0il could not be-
uatEstei Al th1 Urices and the
wsils wsre abanduned ssssra! seaTs
ago.
The Tenns.-ee Central OIL Com.
p4Dy veil number on Trace
Cte.i, 10 down $40 II aud they ars
drilling at the Fate II Sd II. lay
oi 10 houf- At the rate they are drill
iag they should be ln the sand
shich produced oil ou Jones' Creek
xltLin the ntxs ts0 os three days
and great thlngs are expected Il
this ~sll before another serk pas
80. This company IL t.tlilng @,ih q
standard ~ SUD II II reported
that they are movtEg another stand.
ard tig lut0 thl g sugty, ILsy sf-
the 0~ners ui s,gstal acres II yalu.
able OH lease, IN ~ sAsob Cubaty
fass sASss&af ~ szsss7t755,.. r.ss 81 j ,ae
jenkins Oh lulrf.st oi flttsbuts
IA
The dfiilen at CrAgalr Hope ~
peet ~ complete iest veil ~',ulu
the next week
The Michigan Frnns---e OH
Company are making a good head.
way y, t.gles They are down he.
t.seO .tour. ..anl I've hundrea tc.i
aud expect 10 get oil at bJ0 II. A.
/, Was found st this depth by the
Bon Air Coal and ltoa Corporation
near their location Last year
Leases on Dickson County ao-
reage has been changing haads
rapidly within the lsat tSo OF three
weeks /, ia reported on good
authority that one so acfr lssrc IN
the 18th district sold last week for
SO 10 per scre
A number Of big oil men OF ,hr
county have visited Dickson eoun
" recently and sho~ a great 10.
tetest IN this territory. aud II ~.
hoped that 10 the near fu,uru our
county wiIl again be opened up AZ
an important oil field
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
JOHN CARTER CHARGED
WITH STEALING HORSES

Aboai I've weeks ago, ns0 ap.
pesrsd ai the hsefs oarn u Harris
Lowell, on South Main Street. aud
stated that be WISHED 10 hife ssar
aud buggy 10 drir 90, into the
southern part oi the county and DO
son. collecting Zoe nrm he wa,
representing rllsrrapon, Ar
i1yei. hitehed uy tao aas bay
mares 10 . practically ne~ rubber
tire buggy. ADD the man drove 1T
savius Ibat he wouid be back thst
evening
he did not return that aigh,. so
M Lowell b-sAn 10 inaaiw ,hs
nsIi day, and lsAinei thai ,hs tnsq
aud his irsm vas sseh a, Allen ,
Crees, going south Mr Lowell
then tried to gs, further iniorms.
too. but failed, so decided b. trail
him, sud last Thursday be aud
bGhtfb DfbNH AElt 4tEc w hH shAo
mobile and uslled h,m TO Alien /.
Greek. Lswrrnceburs lfon Cny
aud then over into Alshana and
caught him driving along lhe pike
about len mites thus eide II Bfm
'nsham When caught b, them be
made no resistance, aud they
brought him beck here ss,urisy
evening and placed him 10 !.il
he says hts name ls Jahu Carter
aud that he i. ~ years old and has
Do home Iu-t travels around from
place TO place.
lie vas taken before Esq A. ID
English Tuesday morning and was
bound over to court. Not being
able 10 make bond he wss rtpiau
ed 10 Isll 10 awal, the action Of the
Circuit Court al lie December term