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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
mccoy DEFENDS CLAIM
TO CUE CHAMPIONSHIP
Southern Billiard King Protects
Grown Against Attack of North
Carolina Claimant.

James Z. Mccoy, claimant OF the
Southern pocket billiard championship.
came TO the defense of his title yes
terday against the attack OF Earle Will
liams. OF Raleigh. Williams challenged
the right of Mccoy to the title claimed
by him. IN letter sent TO Tho Times
Dispatch yeste rday.
Defending his Claim TO the title of
southern champion, Mccoy issued an
open, challenge against all who wish
TO fGna cha, n his claim and especially
:, One OF tho contentious made by will
liams as reason why Mccoy cannot
claim the championship was that no
mad not won it i'll tournament. In
play anyone II tournament at any time
and has placed a forfeit with W. Has
kihs., OF S25 East Broad Street. as 4
proof OF the sincerity Of his offer.
ness, let him cover The forfeit. then
arranged" declared Mccoy yesterday.
This goes for anyone"
a 2. = title is best acquired in tournament
play. Tut In the event that no tourna :
mont - held, tho next best thing is
for some ono to claim N title. II the
Siaiia2nt Is willing. nay. anxious to
ally conceded by all to. be the cham
stated.
AR. Williams Is claiming the title
Tie title can only be aequi Hf by tour onre
that ] can recall or that any OF my
,riends can recall IN which Mr.. VIII
i!alns was contestant was held hero
not Won, however, by Mr. Williams,
but by Andy Rogers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY
AWARDED ATHLETIC MEET
Johns Hopkins Extends Invitation for
Next Indoor Carnival ut
baltimore

NEW YORK. March. The Ane-i-
can Championship. track and field NEE.
OF the intercollegiate Association o.
Amateur Athletes OF America was
awarded 70 the University OF Pennsvl-
ranla by the association 2. it's annual
meeting here yesterday. The games
viii be held May 2S ana %
II was announced that the finals
% the games on May 20 would start
Al o'clock SO tina: the contest might
DC completed before the principal
events OF the American Henley. which
also VIII he held at Philadelphia on
Johns Hopkins University extended
an invitation -oT the association "a
hold its next indoor carnival under ~;
auspices at baltimore. This invita-
ton waB referred 10 the cxecuf;v,
committee. The Johns Hopkins dele
sltc announced. however, that whether
1r not the !nvitation is accepted. Johns
Iiophins would. for the t9rst time in
ING East. nold a regular intercollegiate
INDOOR relay carnival along the same
lines ne the annual outdoor carniv,i ~
'he University of Pennsylvania
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
AMERICA MAY SOON FACE
BIG DAIRY COMPETITION
Canada and Argentina Making Rapid
SiriJes In Industry. and viii Per-
haps EclIpse United States

WASHINGTON, March 7-Canada and
:alsentiha may soon prove serious com
petitors of the United States. in the
garry industry, government officials be-
iieve. The industry, in both countries
Is in its infancy, yet Canada Is pro
Inncins 10 per cent as much cheese and
United states, while Argentina Is pro-
ducing IS per cent as much cheese
h hm,,o per cent as much butter. Canada'a
large as those Of the United states
Whiic her cheese exports greatly OK
ceeded exports from tho United States
Argentinas butter exports were double
those Of the United States and her
those OF the United states.
II Is generally believed, government
oticials say. that Argentina and Canada
are capable. of extensive development
eer thn. Ties and Tntds e
experience in the. future particularly
energetic competition. Argentina, TWEEN.
,ysone days distant from Now York,
they say. may, not be thought of seri,
ousiy at this time as direct competi-
tor in the domestic market. but iudi
[[s snayd;a Arf S.t butter may supplant
In which case Canadian butter would
ind n logical outlet IN tho United
Canada, Is in better position to-
day in the worlds markets with her
butter and cheese than is the United
S S.aaeS: officials IhSia, dec,are. Moreover
dlers and immigrants toward land de-
velopment is bringing results which,
eventually will mean larger production.
In the United States available lands
arc scarce and all lands generally en-
government scientists say. that in the
future production will not Increase in
proportion to the population, an tho
greater part Of tho really productivc
land Is now utilized Resumption OF the
importation OF European butter In
again giving real competition to our
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
RICHMOND IS PROBABLE
SITE OF ANNUAL REGATTA
Big Aquatic Event May BE Held
=. Hero as Other Cities Are Handi-
-. capped on Rivers.
ly,I4ExANDRlA MAY NOT ACCEPT
New Bridges on Potomac Hinder
Courses In Washington and Rich
mund as Second Choice Looms as
Possible Situation.

: 'rhas tie ..nnua! regatta %: the South
. ei'u Rowing Association Wal be held
an, Richmond in July is probable. This
city is second choice the big aquatic
cScut having hcen awarded 10 the Old
,A,oai.niun Dua; Club, OF Alexandria,
.,..A conditions there may prevent the
..+atta fio!n o".ts staged ON tho Po-
IL mae.
" li.i:.m IL. Crawford. OF the Viz
ista.a iioas club. viii icaI ;iic South
~:2. Rowing Association Tor another
..c.,r. The R!chmonic- was rc-elcc;od
saturday night at ;hc annual meeting
q. the association in Washington.
The date for tho regatta was set Tor
Jay r. .,, -,
sport were .sapro!nted that conditions
~; rre,yeni n regatta being held
i;o:,, cub. exp.aine! tina, the build
...- .: the Key bridge. with barscs
.2;.I other distractions, would not
y Il. Carver. o: :he Old Dominion
Boat CLUB. stated tina; the fire which
acSsroycd their clubhouse, shells and
oaoes last year had placed IN
Gsual financial hu.aen on :he Cub.
.u,n edia;ely' accepting the regatta for
..leNandria The expense OF handling
the regatta viii be shared equally by
Ill the cubs IA the associasion, thus
pointed 10 tx a standard media, fo-
y: r, ra;y'ani.' p!iIts al a. tuturss, re
,espe A y NSian and pG 6oT;s II Ba,
-ett. .ir.ei. Officers were elected as
irilows: William r.. Crawford. Eir-
.sn.:. Boa; Cab. president: II. y. Gil
isSpjc. .Nrunde, Boat Cub. vice p-csi.
liIh: treasurer. and z. Il GaSch. Pa |
:cI:ac Boat Club, srcre.a.:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
SPORTS
CAMP LEE sCRAPPERs
WILL CLASH AT MEADE
Big Boxing Carnival at Maryland
Camp to Settle Fifth District
Championship.

scrappers'from Camp Lee arc TO take
part in tho big boxing carnival on
March 10 at Camp Meade, whom the
championship bouts OF tho Fifth Dis
trict Of the Eastern Department Will
be held. Other competitors Will be
form Camp Dix. Upton and IIumph-
ries.
In all there will DC eighteen Bouts
The patches will be held in tho camp
auditorium.
Spike Webb will be the referee. Tho
other officials have not been chosen
The winners OF the matches will fight
in New York on March 80 for Eastern
Department titles.
Camp Lee boxers arc undergoing
daily workouts Tor the carnival and
hope to land the majority OF the bouts
In. In the recent intercamp matches
ing home winner in tho grcuter num-
Der OF tho scttos. AS il has a largo
number of men to pick from il was nor
round difficult proposition to CLEAN
Some clever boxers from the material.
All tho men who won recent events
reputation.
The Camp Meade basketball team
Will meet the. Camp Lee bask ctcers NJ
Meade on March 10 in the first game
OF the Eastern Department League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
TARHEELs START SPRING
TRAINING FOR BASEBALL
Fifty Men at Chapel Hill Answer
Call Of Coach Lourccy, Among
Them Nine Letter Men,

CHAPEL HILL, " c., March o.
Regular baseball practice a. the Uni
vcrsity OF North Carolina started last
week when Coach William Lourccy and
his squad OF nfty Tarhecls trottcd out
on Emerson Field and began warm
ing up preparatory to the real work for
tnc hard schedule they will have TO
included in the squad are nine men
VINO have won their varsity letters i'll
regular, pitchers and two catclers.
Local fans have it figured out that
II Lourcey can timber up his heavy
the 1920 Tarheeis sf.~uld preezc along
as we'll as. If not better, than any team
that has represented the university in
Lourcey, who played a. s,e.son Uni
yersity and in the South Atlantic
League, coached hero last year. aud
Beside his veteran battery men. he
tielders and at least one veteran out
fielder.
Tho pitching STAFF includes Ioyuer,
Wilson and Llewelyn. all letter men
with much experience; Swift. VINO
Fields, who was also with tho squad
last year. Two seasoned catchers.
bese aSsr of are os. also on hand
The battery material is regarded as
very strong.
AZ HrSt oaSe LoOrccy has been try
ing half dozen men. Douglas who
played first at Trinity two years ago;
Abcrnathy. the football half back, who
played well on his freshman team:
Baker, z player OF much experience:
Mcknight and Transou are included
in the lot At second Mclean. VINO
played regularly Tor the first part OF
the season last year, is regarded as u
strong contender. Bcnbcw is another
Captain Feimster, who has played
third base for three years, is again
ha
hold his job there. Milton, at short
stop last year until his ankle was hurt.
is again candidate. K!rkman. {, var
sity intielder OF two years ago, is play
ing at both short and third, as are also
Robbins, Cooper and Lowe, all with
Some experience on Carolina squads.
Lewis Is the only veteran outdeIdcr
on the squad AZ present, but Swec:man
Brown and Dick Lewis, from tho fresh
man squad of last year, are available.
Proctor. who was with the squad two
years ago. is another. Saunders who
played last year, is not out at present
but may be before long.
Thus far Lourcey has put his men
through light work. a lot OF bunting
and hitting, and running. some intield
and outtield work and sliding practice
has been the program the first week.
The pitchers have taken things easily,
but with good weather next week they
should cut loose more. The first game
- with Guilford, April I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
RECOMMENDS s5,ooo,ooo
BE SPENT ON OAHU ROADS
Ma}or-General Morton Want. l>uI,
Division of Troops DC Sta
toned There

HONOLULU, T. H, March 7.-gx-
penditure Of .s5,ooo,o0o by tho Uniied
island OF Oahu has been recommended
TO tho War Department by Major
General c. 6. Morton, commanding tho
tho generals announcement at q re-
cent Chamber OF Commerce dinner.
In confirmation OF recent reports
he said. IL was tho intention Of tho
department to station full division
OF soldiers on the island.
IT Is for your protection. for the
protection OF the United States. said
General Morton. that we arc devot-
ing so much thought and money to
strengthening this far outpost OF our
country"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Cnri johnson Track star,

CHAMPAIGN, ILL. March THE
Michigan, who won three events and
established new American record in
one or them. was the feature OF the
carniVa! here last night. He won trst
place in the seventy five yard high and
!ow hurdles and the running high jump
:atlen cquallnS tho carnival mark OF
dies. he won the low barriers in s
seconds, new amateur American
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
virrfnin to Meet Gen.r,. =, w..

~. THIsINII iEoN II.E. va, March :
t Inc Cnivers',y OF Virginia wrestling
morrow night at Lexington. Virginia.
defeated the University Of Ohio here
last night by score o. I7 TO (. Gus
snn Leo rom. stars In American expe-
sGttonary forces. tourncy in France
aare rg!nia'e best. Tho team IN
coached by Bobby Mainfort. We'll.
Mmo~n wrestling champion. wres.
fitnR has been recognized by the Efr.
ginsa Athlete Association as a minor
snort. and Other matches arc being
sought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
st. PanI Team G.ine Co..,

,,i ,h..o .H"TVlI b--Itn pitchers
American Association bascbsii ci,,h
arr en- route tonight. 10 Dawson
Strings. Ky. to begin spring train.
ing neKt Week Manager Mike Kc:-
ir.tz Couinbe, pitcher. formerly With
tnc Cleveland Americans, saying he
NAG signed a contract with 81. paul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
India. IiaDI T.,m.,n IT,.

IONI ItEAL March "a tcan, ~
iu!l"oino"ied Indian haschaIl nlayens
from from The Caughnawusa RESERVATION
mere VIII tour the United States dur
nave already signed with tho indian
club FOR the tour are CHIEF pine Tree
Nsason ns Cn'ef led Eagle Smith. Chief
and o!hor chiefs from pliiatlnIpb;a o onn
81 o,,se ,Nn ,nsn h.g Sin Jacks is captain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Mar FreaL ncliv,r,,, a. w..

iULSN, ONIIN, March T.-The srrit.
ball and al! other freak deliveries were
paced under the ban By the Western
association at its adjourned schedule
meeting today. The schedule OF 40
Games opens April 30. Domblehcaders
"l!i be played on July and also Jilv
ana IN" season closes Labor Day with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Trapshooter. WIN Go ox.r

NEW YORk. March TEN OF Amer
lcas best amateur trapshooters will
Pay their own expenses TO Antwerp
United States team, II was announced
tonight by the American Trapshoofer s
Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Rrrsk s,yimminr n.co,s.

MADISON. WIS, March 7.-Cniver-
ny or Chicago swimmers defeated Wis
consin. ~ to "a, last night in a West
ern conference swimming. meet Mea-
Ehcr. of Chicago.-broke the record In
inc SiXty-foot plunge. covering the dis
lance In II 40 seconds. The former
record was IL seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
BOY Get. s,ximminr Nat

NLt.N I5!.AND, March 7.-JluGh Addi-
son. Is years old. OF Columbus. Ohio.
won the l50-Jard back STROKE swim
ming championship of the Allegheny
division OF the A. y. U. here last night
IN l:1S Is, breaking tho former a.
y. L. record b. 2-seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Boston HOCKEY Climb vim.

FlTTSBURGH March THE Bos-
son hockcy team was defeated. to
:: by the pittsburgh Athletic Associa-
non team here tonight in the last game
OF the final OlymDiad elimination series
DctWeen tho teams -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
MAY HOLD SOUTHERN REGATTA HERE,
PLANS FOR OLYMP|AD
NEARING COMPLETION
Stadium Situated at Gates of
Antwerp and Covers Area OF
Ten Suuarc Acres.

.iNTWERp, March 7.-Tapid pro-
sreSs is being made IN the proarpa-
for the seventh olylnpiad, and tho or
ganizers ieci confident that everything
will DC in readiness before tho open
ing of the stadium on August Is. When
the Belgian delegates appeared before
the International olympic committee a
few months after the armisticc to claim
for Antwerp the honor OF bcinS chosen
as tho sea, OF the seventh olympic
games much doubt WAS expressed as
10 the possibility of organizing in less
than year a sporting carnival the
preparation OF which at Athens ana
Stockholm had taken several years. y
little more than SIX months after the
.;L%in3 Of its cornerstone tho executive
committee of the seventh ollyInpiad in
r!icu The newspaper correspondents TO
visit the stadium, which Is practically
com plcted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Indian. beat New Orleans.

NEW. ORLEANS. March 7.-Clcvc-
land tAmcricans), II, 10. 4. New Or
leans (Southcrn), 5, 9, I. Batteries:
Miller and Dowie: Clark. Murchiscn,
Boeh!inS and Thomas. Nunemaker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

Hugh Jennings Reaches Macon.
MACON. GA. March Hugh Jcn-
lInSs. manager OF the Detroit Tigers.
arrived here tonight TO take charre ~
lie spring training camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

Situated at the gates of Antwerp,
little suburb o. Becrschot- kieI. easily
accessible from the city, the stau!urn
covers an area of some ten square
acres. The principal entrance Is sit
uatcd at the southwest angle on
either side OF THE, monumental en-
trance the athletes dressing rooms
ana shower baths are being erected
Al the northea.s; angie anothe. en-
trance, sumounied by t.iumphai
arch 90 feet high. has been cut
Through the cement: structure Through
that cate will pass tho King or Bel-
GUM. Prince Leopold and other mem
.oers OF the royal family OF Belgium,
when they choose 10 honor the games
with tacir presence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
RED. Arrive Mt Miami.

MIAMI. FLA, March 7.-Twe1,v.,v,
members OF the Cincinnati Nationals
arrived here today and will start their
spring practice tomorrow morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
:, Arena largest Yet Rui,It

nc ircNa Itself inca SNres I'm ~,
TO- yards. The Stockholm etadiuI1
Vas IFS yards long by seventysevnn
yards wide The Width OF the runninr
rack circ!inc the stadium Is ten Vards
For the ln0-yard and the l0o-mefer
Sasnes, however. :. stra!ghtnwav chuIc
are in front or the Principal stand
inc southern one. measuring 1870 varGS
IA length with width OF tourtce-,
;asds' Is being prepared. The circular
Tack measures 81" meters, or abo,,t
EaTus long oy forty-tour Yards w,,c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Seating Capacity OF G.4oO.

ON either Side OF the stadium, is A
row OF box stalls. IS in all. each ac-
So.nhodathS sisAt spectators. More
cehtec or which stands the royal box.
;N.e inserted between the ordinary
structure. Immediately behind ma
roFal box stands the diplomatic box.
ne public stand on the southern side
the stand to the north can accoun,ne
cate o,sou There Will be siandin-
room Tor 10000 moro, thus enablinS
oV,w"u FS?pie 20 attend the olympic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

Att H., ,, Tx gCk 3xcrhauIcd apd painted.
sona Co. eli South Eirhth street "TVef'
AUTO LlCENSE-Lost Saturday, auto
mcense b5f9 and tail light Finder
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17

Mrs. S. =. Gardner has returned
after several weeks visit with her
SOL, Rufe Scivally, at Tulsa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17
MRS. AL Wis, P|ON EER
OF ARDMORE, CL A | NJ Ed
BY THE DEA tn AN GEL

Admore was saddenod this morn
ing when It became known that Mrs
r. II. Alvig, ono Of tho city's best
known and best loved pioneer citizens
had died. Mrs. Avis had been sick
but eight days when death came. She
passed away this morning at 7:l5
o'clock. Funeral services will be con.
Quoted at the family home, SOP North
Washington street, Wednesday after
noon at 200 o'clock, conducted by her
former pastor, Dr. r. Il. L. Morgan,
Of Oklahoma City, and Or. c. C. Weith
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. Avis was the widow Of the
late Dr. Alyis, who died April Is, 1903.
She was born in Jackson. Tenn, 1858,
and was the daughter Of Colonel and
Mrs. G. G. Perkins. Her father was
colonel in the Confederate army.
She grew to young womanhood in
Jackson and was graduate Of the
southern Methodist Female College
Of that city
In 1877 she wa3 married to Marcus
NJ, Bright prominent lawyer or
jackson. Mr.. Bright died a year after
their marriage. OF that union there
vas born one child. Marcus NJ. Bright,
Jr. in 1883 she was married to Dr..
II. H. Avis and with him came to
Ardmorc in 1880 where she had resld.
cd since. OF this union there was
bon one daughter, Miss Floy Avis
Be~des Mr. Bright aLd Miss .Lyis,
she is survived by two grandsons, Mar
Gus Bright Jrp and Hemming Bright
sons Of Mr.. Bright, whom she had
rc9.ed since infancy.
At the time Mrs. AlA'J became iI.
her daughter was in bonneville, Mo,
wAeic she had been called on account
Of the serious illness Of Marcus
Bright, Jr Tho latter has practically
recovered and with his brother came
home to be with his grandmother. Tho
two boys are students in Kemper MI
itary Academy. Mr.. Bright Us presl-
dent of the Fort Worth state Bank,
Fort Worth, Texas. He had been with
his mother since she became ILL., Yes
terday afternoon Mr.. Bright had hts
family physician, Dr.. William Rounds
0f Fort Worth, called to his mother
bedside. Dr. Rounds remained un'l
-he end came.
Those who viii serve as active pl't
bearers are Messrs. Don Lacy, F. h
Maxwell Fred c. Carr, 0. II. Wolvcr
ION, j. 5. Mullen and Roy Johnson
Honorary pallbearers are J. B. Sprag
ins, a. II. Palmer, II. c. Potterf, c !.
Anderson Joe NJ. London. VI. Cor
man and L. II. Love.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17
BRINGS BACH CAR AND
THE ALLEGED THIEF

Deputy Sheriff Garter has returned
from sulphur with the man, Reed,
alleged automobile thief who is now
in the county Jail to await the nc.
ton OF the court.
Tho automobile was recovered and
was not damaged in the least, Mr..
Dobblns the owner, was clated over
getting his car back and states that
from now on he viii not only have
it insured, but will keep 4 watchful
eye on IT,
Deputy Carter stated that Reed Of.
fcrcd several alibis for his action
among which was the statement he
was hired to drive the car to sulphur
by man who he did not name.
County Attorney Brown is out Of
the city but upon his return Reed
will be given a preliminary hearing
before Judge Winfrey and an oppor-
tunity to explain his actions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17
MEETING AT HEtLDTON
NECESSARILY POSTPONED

The committee recently appointed
by the Chamber of Commerce the Lion.
and Rotary clubs to attend meet
ing at Iicaldton tonight for the
purpose Of discussing tho road propo-
sition viii be unable to attend for
the reason that j. r. Pennington ana
G. y. Ramsey two members are sick,
and Roy NJ. johnson is out OF the
city. This leaves but two members,
Errctt Dunlap and Don Cochran avail
able and they concluded today 10 wait
until tho other member. mo a0lo
to attend.
The Hoaldton committee was noh.
fled today and will postpone the meet.
ing until the Ardmore contingent is
able to be present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17
RESENTED ALLEGED REMARKS
DISRESPECTFUL TO THE DEAD

Monday night as a result of a few
disrespectful remarks regarding a
deceased party, one man was so badly
beaten up that he was unable to ap-
pear In municipal court this morning
to face a charge OF carrying a pistol
and disturbing the peace.
Tom Adams well known char.
acter about town was in a pool hall
and it is alleged made some disre-
spectful remark about Former Chief
Of Police Les Segler, deceased. VIII
Ford chanced to be standing by, re.
sented his remarks and requested
that they not be repeated.
1t is alleged that Adams applied
an epithet to Ford and reached for
gun.
The story alleges that Ford was
unarmed, but grabbed Adams, took
his shooting iron away from him and
beat him with 1t until they were
separated.
Both parties were placed under
arrest,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17
Society Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. HODGES are in
Dallas ON a brief business trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17
l-nlnrlnin Wllh nnnrinr

Nl ana Mrs. J. A, Scott, entertain
e5 DELIGHTFUL Valentine dance.
Saturday nlaAt At their home 3lS
N-l a 10 northwest, having as
glos. tr aud Mrs. Z. Goldsby
Ht mi .hs Ralph Wisnor, Mr.. and
hl Dan Dily Mr. ami Mrs. s. B.
Holly. Mr. and Mrs. John Dorrah and
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Cornwall.
Tho rooms were prettily decorated
with heart shaped fancies and other
Valentine suggestions. a box lunch
con was served couples matching
with unique Valentine caps The
boxes were gaily decorated ia colors
Of pink and white
Mrs. Scott viii be- hostess. Friday
Afternoon, to the members Of the
Five Hundred Club.