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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
RxAl rsrArE WAIVED

RIAL ESTATE WANTED
''e'Ns ~~~'f~ ss'-ss- s,s-sN-- I'd ~. -,sr>>-~-~-
PHONE . your is,inss at the right price
We haze the basers Maple ta9t
forNdBloon REALTY co.
HAVE CASH and i,sie shares Unitsd
oll and Refining stock Tor vacant
lois on pavement.
". BILLINGS &C. MGILvRAf
f,i Liberty Bank Blde, Maple s,1t
COTTAGE any location from ownvr
on payments, ! North Webb. Maple
wANTKD--y OF s.room. modern hou..
would like 10 put IN y spisnd,d s-cylin-
der t'pa.-earer car ss frr payment or
par, ef flrsi payment on sams Wsinv,
.tN of lils
WANT to huy from owner. s-seon Ksnsa.
low. modern, bstlt- features. basement.
garage paving mi ti,iee down. with ~
soratls payments balance vt year, aNd
prislisee paying out In full at or before
end Of yesr. Possession a. soon ~ pos.
sible state price iccstiea and date pos
seeslon can bs had. D-it ohiahcusn.
WILL Bify; from owner. s.rsom mod@rr,
Nome cin.~ IN cor snt old having. musi
Ne . r-ni bargain. prefer northwest. Zee
osesr smith. Esbsst Hotel. no phone
calls Hpsvsted
wANrED--To buy s.taom furnished Cali.
totnis hunRslu~ ~ you uus, sell and
vii, make rrles reasonable. s'vs location,
desrfip'ion and price. Address D.sc. Okla.
heuan.
WANT 10 buy I 10 i.rsom home north.
~estt all cash. Cali a. y. Kl-mms.
Maple sit. Maple ssss,
WE wANr
To buy veil located lcis. priced ,,shi
FREEZER On pavement. Write - for legal dc
scr'p'isn .nl rriss
viii. pay e,.A for 3 "a ,s.rrr, moAesr
hosA-, north II Tovf,esuth lac dssisrsi.
p.N Otlshemaa.
LiSriNus WANTED
We want llss,nTs on some gecd homes
snA husiness property a. eNes. IN . pe.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
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fN ~snnot boa, ,his one for tho money
t.secm bov-e with sosd basement nnd
Dfags, on Clsssrn full lots, price
Aee1 90, place !. clear. can get 5000
-. Nee mi. rnick N YOU want H.
YOuNGBi.OOD REALTY co
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
RIO UND ABB OUT US :.

years Of her sojourn in Carter couD-
ty. Mrs. Church states that hei
household goods are already shipped
and expected any day. This viii
be glad news to the boys and girls
of Carter county, who have learned
to love Mrs. Church.
Answer the Red Cross Roll Cal
with your membership.
Why not make some relative oil
friend a Christmas present by send
ing them the Weekly Ardmoreite fol-
year? A splendid remembrance
one that will call your friendship
to mind, 81 times a year.
Among the new readers of the Week
ly Ardmoreite this week is :. j
Jones Of Van Tress, Oklahoma, who
was here last week looking aftei
business pertaining to land interests
owned by him in jefferson county
Mr.. Jones owns a nice farm of 24O
acres near Van Tress on which he
raises cotton, corn and Poland China
hogs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21

The nobility of Marshall county
is now represented by a local Shrine
organization, perfected last week fol-
lowing a banquet at the Palace Ho-
tel with S. p, Boyd, president; Pope
Sterling of Kingston vice president
and Felix Simons, secretary-treasurer
Col William Douglas. formerly
prominent in Oklahoma and Kansas.
but u county charge in Woods coun-
ty at local hospital there, has been
removed to the state hospital for
the insane at Norman. Douglas
was formerly postmaster at Alva,
Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Black OF Marietta
are moving to Ardmore where they
will reside permanently.
Mrs. j. j. Sparks OF Enville has
returned from pleasant visit with
relatives and friends at Whtesboro,
Texas. Mrs. Sparks was accompanied
by her niece, Miss Roberts. who will
spend some time visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks.
Frank Miller, Lem Shipman, J.
y. and Lon Kerrick, Bennett Wallace,
ID. G. Culwell, Austen Byrd and Ned
Wallace. composed a party who have
gone TO the Rio Grade country on Il
prospecting tour. They will prboably
buy acreage if sufficiently interested
after an investigation.
Berry Overstreet and Claude An
drews, who live in the Bomar com
munity were convicted in the federal
court at Chickasha last week on a
charge of operating "A still, and given
a sentence OF six months in Jail.
G.. 4. Odem who teaches the Pike
school, is home from a vacation and
will start his school in few days.
December 81, % and % are the
dates set for the Carter County Poul-
try Show Everybody who has poul-
try should make showing and help
TO make this success. An effort
will be made TO get the State Poultry
Show for Ardmore in 1921.
Mrs. Minnie b. Church informs us
that she has secured the Charlie
Rollins place on the Provence road
and she and Mr.. Church will proceed
to make home in Carteri county.
Mr.. Church will do the hard work
and Mrs. Church will endeavor TO
keep down the high cost of living
by keeping a few hens and encourage
ing production; this will be ON the
lines Of practicing what she has
been preaching for the past two
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
fSCOTT FERRIS WRITES
. CARTER CO. FRIENDS

Hon. Scott Ferris. who claims his
friends by the score in Carter coun-
ty and who carried Carter county
and Southern Oklahoma by hand
home majority in the recent general
election, writes the following letter
of appreciation to the editor Of the
Weekly Ardmoreite, ana his friends
generally, who are readers of the
paper,
Mrs Maude Tanner, Editor,
The Weekly Ardmoreite,
Arvlmore. Oklahoma,
My Dear Mrs. Tanner
We went down with the rest
fighting under the banner OF Demo-
cracy, stading squarely upon the
platform. steadfastly with the party
for a cause that was just For such
a defeat there are no pangs Of sor-
row or remorse.
To have fought otherwise would
have been 10 break the faith. To fight
as we did was To keep il.
All hail TO YOU and to the other
good friends in Carter county. All
hail TO the two hundred thousand
men and women, loyal Democrats
that they are, who went down with
me. To make myself in part worthy
OF them shall he my task.
With great respect and friendship,
7 am,
Very Sincerely yours.
SCOTT FERRIS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
REPORT Of COTTON
CONDITION IN STATE

A number of interesting develop
fments were noted in the cotton stu
/ alton during the past week, all the
way from conditions of harvesting
was selling at New Orleans at around
l25 points. up and in numerous in
terror points, such as Dallas and
/ Memphis, there was an upward trend
OF the market President J. \. White
hurst of the state board Of agri-
culture has expressed the opinion
that the bad weather Of the past
week is certain 20 have bullish ef-
feet on the price OF cotton. In a
statement issued last week he also
asked that the rural schools in cot
ton sections of the state suspend fer
two weeks or more as soon as the
weather permits of harvesting the
cotton, in order that the school chill
dren may help pick the cotton and
save the crop from waste.
Another move that interests the
| cotton farmer particularly is that
Of the ginners who favor closing
I down for couple of weeks, on the
| plea that this would enable hte spot
cotton market to right itself TO an
extent, by stopping the flood of spot
/ cotton TO markets. The matter IS
; under advisement by the state cor
/ poration commission and also is being
| studied by Governor Robertson. II
! II is determined to be the best thing
ffor the cotton farmer it will be al
! lowed to go into effect, if the ginners
wish it, but IL it indicates or de
velops that 1t has n tendency TO
! merely control the price of ginning.
J then it will be opposed and since
gins are public utility it will be re
! fused by the corporation commits
sion.
Farmers from many sections are
I asking that the price Of ginning be
! reduced. now that the price Of the
staple has been so greatly cut down
in the market. Among the latest
petitions to this effert is among the
! farmers of Haskell county.
This matter is under advisement
! by the corporation commission and
will be considered.
The rainy weather of the past two
weeks has caused considerable dam
! age to cotton and some waste. Farm
ers are advised not to make the mis-
take of mixing the dirty cotton that
has fallen to the ground with the
clean cotton as it will materially cut
, the price OF the bale on the market.
| A man will not get as much for 100
Epounds Of clean cotton mixed with
SO pounds Of dirty cotton as he would
for the 100 pounds Of the clean staple
kitself.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21

Eight million American household
ers are threatened with the loss of
servant Not your modern irrespon-
sible ow-you-have-her and now-you-
haven't servant, but an old fashioned
kitchen treasure, honest and reliable.
clean and economical. always on the
Job from early morning till late at
night.
For years she has seemed a fixture
IN each of these eight million homes.
TO be sure she was scolded and COM
plained Other failures harped on
and her virtues deprecated. But no
one even dreamed that she would ever
give notice.
Just the same she has. The kitchen
gas stove. the most efficient aide the
housekeeper has ever had, threatens
to quit.
It's the old story of II. c. L. and
or wages that have remained almost
stationary. The gas stove says she
can no longer exist on what she is
Iaid She herself must pay two or
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21

three times as much as she used to
for the coal and oil and labor by
which she lives and works. while the
pay she receives. the monthly sti-
pend for the day and .'sht service
she renders. has scarcely changed at
all. Another element in her distress
is caused by the fact that the nou.
veau richie Automobile family, and
its cousins, the oil-burning ships.
have increased the demand for oil to
such degree that there is very lit
tie of 1t left In the market at any
price.
Now every woman knows that
when gas goes out of the kitchen.
comfort flies out or the home. Ger
tainly every one OF the eight million
employers OF the gas stove want to
keep her on her job.
Intelligent understanding and good
viii win go Gar TO straighten out the
trouble. The time TO save gas is
while you have IL. not after II Is
gone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
MORE MILES
PER GALLON"

To increase gasoline mileage
to remove and prevent carbon
to purify and make perfect
fuel of lowest grade gasoline,
motor spirits and kerosene
to keep motor in perfect con-
dition, LISCO Tablets have no
equal. Package of 100 tab
lets, S1.00. Returns it's cost
many times over in eliminat-
ing motor repair bills.
Secure LISCO from Auto Ac-
cessory Dealers, Filling Sta
tions, Druggists or order di-
rect by mail.
LIGHTLY
SPECIALITY CO., Inc.
Sole Distributors, Dept OIL
kearney Nebraska
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
FIRST MASS AT
SAINT GERARD
IN NEW CHAPEL
tsentseued lrvan page IL

house Of God and house ~ nraver.
ofi have done m even greater thing.
His remarks were to the effect that
religion inspired the Dlailanthropies ID
which the building Of hospitals and
trblic bencfactions are due. ..So
greater thing il enactea Iii the most
magnificent cathedral than IA enacted
\ this little country chapel. lie con.
4ncd. When the holy sacrifice Of
he Mass Is offered. the unbloody sac
-iflce prophesied by Meichiesedek.
The beginning Of this parish OF ST.
serard's may be traced in its incep-
ion to little Sunday School held
cars ag0 for the country children a.
he Annapolis Water Works BY one
( the Redemptorst Fathers. OF whom
Father Francis w Clair. nov admin
stering to the lepers In the West In
es. was the last teacher.
From there the Sunday School was
ansferred to the home of Mrs M
osenaur near Broad Creek. its frst
hrisfmas celebration was held in the
iblie school BY courtesy Of the trus-
es, and the following year Joseph
sher opened his home for congre-
lfional services and Sunday School.
a M 9TH or MS aonth
.5sa was held for the first time In
'e newly erected chapel, an the sery-
aes we're held in alr Fishers home
The land for the chapel was do
tied by Mr. Fisher. and all the mem
OF the congregation. which rep
SOM some ten families. contributed
generous share OF their lahors and
eanees to the work. including some
III members OF the parish Mr..
,ncher among others from Annapo-
donating several day. tree work
The larger profits Of Miss Eva DORIS
sarr's little Life Of st Joan Of Arc.
it'll litanv and Noyena prayers, was
her contribution.
MI the men and women of the par
contributed in some way. Some
singers from the Annapolis Court
daughters Of Isabella rendered spe.
.sl music for the occasion, which
as highly appreciated They We're
Mrs Wahah. Hiss Lutz and Miss Cant-
.er Al generous collection was taken.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
KIND DONORS REMEMBER
INMATES OF co. HOME

The Guild Of Mercy Is busy getting
n packages In ri idiaess 10 carry
hristmas cheer to the inmates II the
ounty Home. following d custom Of I
tore or more OF years There are
ever inmates az the Home this year
han for many sears past
LII the last SIX months there have
9een several deaths. and one ii the
last two weeks Since last Christmas
mt few iamatcs have hcen admitted
is applicants now are not So sumner
rus as formerly. and this Christmas
viii find MANY vacant chairs OF
hose Who have passed On and who's
alcasure It vas. year after Year. to be
remembered BY Y generous Annapolis
buhiie Al Christmas time
Some II tbs donors have also gone
sefore, and III III contributions will
10 missed this year Resides gifts al
ready Acknowledged. tie following
nave come Is the Guild Of Mercy the
,ast few days
Package II clothing ana tobacco
from AIRS. Gibson. ST. name With
held), Mrs Laura liekling. 81 Mrs
Fl Genrge Rarber. So Edward jewell.
Isl Miss .Alele Kendall So.
Those Who desire Is give may sna
.nythine in the way of preserves, jel-
l.es fruit, candy cake. etc, before
Christsras Eve, to Mrs. Eugene Worth
nrt41n M yAukD M fsin,,fsarffSr S+raof
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14

an almost impossible situation in
the absence 81 any public place
for disposing u their excess
waste.
snIl more important. from the
ciy's standpoint, i the ultimate
necessity Of being in an indepen
lent position il the handling q
garbage contracts IN the future
This has always been Z serious
point IN connection with every
garbage contract, and Il bound 4
become more 50 Il would be /
step II the right direction # ths
ity Council Al is next meeting
appointed ] committee u givs
ncoial attention q this subject
2nd try = ind some solution 81
i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
MORE THAN BILLION
IN UNPAID TAXES
nv The Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. .. G.. Dec. "a
The Treasury Department estimates
that more than d billion dollars,
Is outstanding in unpaid taxes. be-
cause Of the government inability to
audit the returns, Doctor Adams. Of
the Department. testified today at a
hearing on taxes Of the House Way 5
and Means Committee
Because uf the complex nature Of
present revenue laws Doctor Adams
added, the internal revenue bureau
has been unable 10 complete the
checking ND ii tax returns for 1917.
He added that he saw no immediate
hope Of finishing up the making Of
these returns
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
new YORK ENJOYS
MILD TEMPERATURE
tBv RTE aes ,s.lated Press

NEW yORK Dec / 4 New York
today snapped normal winter TEN.
peraturcs with Pensacola New Or
leans. and other southern resorts.
Morning weather observations showed
tempe ratures in the South ranging
from forty-six TO fifiy degrees while
hero the thermometer read Nifty six
and fifty seven.
New York warmth vas due 70 the
pulling influence Of a storm center
ed over Michigan causing a low
which drew baIny airs norfhwarl
Gentle hreezes and blue sky, which
guide books say 80 with the tenn
peratureg or Southern resorts. were
however, conspicuously absent
4 heavy rain, driven by q sixty
five mile wind. made out-of-door travel
uncertain and unrelished
Nothing goes as far with a woman
az little masculine remorse
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
2 NEW ORDINANCES
FOR CONSIDERATION
BY CITY COUNCIL
seeassHaea Prom Paxe /,

ween the hours u and II O'Clock
Violation viii mean 4 penaify or ss
This ordinance MAS drawn In order
II ssen the pongesfei condition III traf
lie brought about bs the opening Of tn
Circle Playhouse a few months ago.
Both Of the ordinances were held
over for the usual limit If 40 days for
feonsitie before aEal aesion Ii
taken.
Routine Business Transacted
The routine Of business before tie
Council follows
Upon an order issued BIS Alderman
Smith Herbert Wilson Nas appoin ed
driver of the Water witch Hook and
Ladder Fire COMPANY : trick for two
months from December
Alderman Parkinson presented al
order empowering the street commit
fee "a purchase II dozen broom fer
street cleaning purposes Another or
der of the street committee provided
L Tor the usual appropriation Of $50 fsi
The ue or CITY Colnnis stoner Vas an
fnr ssree. cleaning narras Ii
January
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
PRESBYTERIAN MEMS
CLUB MEETS TONIGHT

There Will be meeting tonight at
$50 Of the Presbyterian Mems Club ii
81, lecture room Of the church. Il
Aaich MI men arc invited
4 good speaker has been provided.
and an interesting program viii be
carried out After the meeting there
viii follow 4 smoker Il good attend
nee is hoped for
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
MUST CARRY LIGHTS
ON ALL VEHICLES

Last night there we're four arres;:
hortly after dark made By lie l,epi5.
os the Motor Vehicle Commits afaer 81
ownsrs anu drivers of vehicles sf.ss
as Wagons, carriages bnggtes on "a
charge III not displaying light
the accused wero given 4 hearing
and we're aned for violating he law
-lsica requires an vehicles q dis1laS
light after nightfali Tho Law dor
not onls imply tsat n.aia Venice.
and bieycias n.ust display tis's' 's'
every other veEIcle AZ well 4f ;1s
arrests last nieil, by It's Aar Ne.
hscle Commissioner iaepa:Y Il SIN
Ing warning q Others Wao are ~
latil.g the lla
The Deputy ii 10 ssYeril si.tN.
looking As:ef Violations aisd - 8ls'
specially regards lsghss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
AT The Hospital

The condition ef John r pllibbons
of HaFWood this county. wao Was IN
jlfed iasi neck IN Al au.all ,bile nc
Client, Il rerarted abont ne sane
The patient spent 4 comfortable night
and is doing as We'll az can be expect
ed under existing conditions,
There was born 4, the Emergency
Hospital yesterday 4 son To Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Stiaehconab. OF West street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
4 eITY nj HpiSt GR0g NJ.

Largely through the force q
necessity. many q the meiehA.
81 annapolis Who haze on band
nom day i day an excess q
Waste paper boxes eartons, etc.
arc emphasizing ] condition that
tslls FOR i remedy ii tie imned
iatc future This i tie Lack q
eity dumping ground.
some years ago, the City a,i-
tilofities undertook 70 provide tor
this necessity and bad garbage
Disposal ground within tlle city
limits. However, 50 much COM
ltl4int came from the immediate
ncighhorhood. and other Difficult
ties, that this was eventually
abandoned, and the first appaf
mi solution that offered itself.
VAS seized This was q have the
afbagc contractor himself pro
pie dumping ground.
he end Of il all xas that Just
outside q the city limits on the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
Charged With Shooting Crap

Wilbur He'll and Frank Ebenszsf.
both colored boys we're arrested is
Officer LoWman on tic charge "
shooting crap
They were given i hearing letare
Justice WEIGH. who fasnd flsnl
guilty and imposed fine of ~ anu
costs, amounting t. $50. which taey
paid
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
Gardiner 10 Get lsnlkrelli

The matter 81 William y Gardner
lumber dealer s. construct hilklleat,
in College creek near his lumber
Yards. which was presented some
ime aso was finally granted surveys
having been made ~ show that tile
YORK viii be done 70 comply With soy
eminent requirement
In letter addre sti to City coan-
selor huffman ~ II T. Connolly.
superintendent Of power Of tile Anna
polls Public Utilities Company and
laid before the Council, gave assur-
anees that the company would MAKE
he necessary repairs Of depression
4 the bed Of King George street IN
dental to the work Of laying . gas
faln for serving gas g the N;tva'
Academy reservation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
IN MEMORlAh


/ tRKoE.I i e f
llrafltp ~ nil st
MATILDA II CARBON
titia IA. r.
ri her health Niie sei
tte her sitk Wa
Ma i3 death Ill -
Sffeiy hef siii5 it 81 ilsa
,liFf iii fs lit
ugatlp,l,,i
'5ut tife hes bcrh
MI oiail the lilGstH
Could tsvrE taake Hs
l'gam ! WtTi'i ~ HiIp III
lstsl ~ Iclte tttlfl
tool h34 taken snN is'aF i
" li4sfe N,.tt Will i'lld etS8
IN llIR iIE SHAM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
Current Expense Bllls o. lid.

Bills for current expenses for the
ast month which We're ordered ia
pt9lea 81 4796l TIE largest single
en- was that u the Annapolis Public
tilit.es COMPANY, s5A7 y, bills To-
ehting etc
Alderman Smith brought about 4
iscussion 81 the failure of some Of the
notormen Of tie Washington. Bal
aore and Annapolis Electric Railway ]
obey 4 he REGULATIONS as 10 stopping
ars on the near side Of street inter-
ectians Aldermen Smith said this
gnlation has been repeatedly vio-
ted The necessary steps will ne
akon to enforce the rnIe.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-14
Special For This Week

You CsN MY sr lt0Mt ~ ANN Arn.
II~-4AND sAN. AttNla
Isav S,nakers--lsateii,e Pipes lna
-. a,,.s II Euhl,er stem, tslles ri
III. Il I Ir;,r. nov -: bns uf tif.s ssa
tlNS MD SliltI
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