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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

Hsn Francirce-~ssiisf feiy - q. n
Nssiss for Seattle at 10 a m, Arrived
July :. str Admiral FsraEut from san
rsfro.
Astoria. o-e.--satied July a. SIR Ef-
tisxhsm for seattle at 8 20 IN.
Victoria. a. C.--Arrsysd July q; nktn
Alta from Hoaoiniu fnr Regal roads. Ar.
rived July v Str kashinaa Maru from
Seattle al 3fse o. sailed July str
kashima Masu for Henskonx via Yoke
hama and Kobe. Passed July Z; Hir
A.ylss for Taisrs and Valparaiso at
o IN
Evsr-st--ArrIv.a July :. str klamath
fretn san Franeisro. Sailed July 4 Nu
Admiral Goodrich for Anesorsxs. Alaska.
at II . m
Taeoms-AFrised July q str Raster.
Gale FROM Honeisiu via san frsncisco
at a N. ssr Fui,en from Powell Fissr.
~ C.. VIA SEATTLE. At q m Arrived
July Z sitr Eastern Pilot from Fhliadst-
phlA via san Franetnco at ~ ~ ., "a.
sailed July = str Admiral ps~sy for 81.
attic at a. IN. str Lake rrlt~rt for
seattle. str Northland for SEATTLE at 10 10
q m. str Hya1ss for SEATTLE ct .. N I.
zach, AasIio fur seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Bell q terminai-U. r I. q Relief.
pier it@Nir rfotrsilaus
rier i1-Str bergen.
Pier io-aatr fanaa. str Gedney.
Grand Trunk dock~=titr Spokane.
pier s-str Nome city.
Pier str Delight
Pier str jefferson.
Alters miii--str NoFthiand.
pier A--u = l. ~ 7. HsAthr.
I'fsr p--str Admiral Dewey.
Pacific Coast coal hunkefs-u. a l. H. r
Rose.
Pacific Coast Engineering ~orks--str
Lake Ftihcrt
Skinner a Eddy yards--NtF rrrd Baxter.
Lander Il terminai--sF fiyaaea
EAst waterway tsrminai-~su Deuel. sr
West ipon
Teaa drydecks str Eastern Importer. str
Presidsncis. su Victoria
Puss, sound Bridge a Dredging works
h n y Patterson
Standard boiler works-au N. n Love-
JOY.
Amss yards-atr Roosevelt
neffsrnan's drydock--tu Eastern IA.
porter,
stream sschr Hiaatind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
SEATTLE HEADS
SHIP DISTRICT.

A new and separate district In tho
Pacific Northwest with It's headquar-
ters In Seattle with direct connection
with the shipping board beadquar-
ters AT Washington. ID. C., viii be-
organized by the u. 3. chipping
board, according TO Senator Wesley
l.. Jones, who arrived Ia Seattle yes
terday afternoon from washington.
The senator says this assurancs
was given him by Admiral benson.
chairman Of the shipping board. just
before his departure for Seattle. Ad-
miral Benson also promised that the
first two large passenger ships at
lotted 10 the Pacific coast will sail
from Puget sound.
Senator Jones predicted q. o.
y. victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Cripple Who Beat
Cop IL Sentenced

Pleading guilty to a state charge
~ vagrancy. A. l. Gregory. Is.
hhcrer was sentenced to serve 40
oays in the county stockade Thurs
! Gny b. Justice Otis W. Brinker.
Gregory. who Is an habitual user
~ narcotics. Is said by the police TO
- the cripple" who beat up Patrol.
nnn Clarence Farley At Third ave.
md Seneca ~. when the officer att
oempted to arrest him Gregory used
hfB crutch and nearly escaped.
Harold Galloway. City hotel. iden-
Ufled Gregory. police said. as the
nan who robbed him Of ST. on March
n on Queen Anne ave. and Roy st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Crawl Thru Hole
to Steal Pennies

Kids are believed by the police to
have committed two robberies In
the ~. Broadway district wednes-
Gay night. Entrance was gained
10 the Partisan French Hand laun-
dry at 2ls ~. Broadway by crawling
thru the laundry hole In the door.
VIM Giddinss. proprietor. reported
. small amount Of change missing
from the cash register.
~ ID. Lindros. Queen City grocery.
40 ~. Broadway. reported the theft
u 81 worth Of pennies. Entrance
wAs gained thru the skyiight.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Judge Not Here,
Cases POSTPONED

Because OF the failure Of Federal
Judge Frank II. Rudkin. Of Spokane.
to arrive In Seattle Thursday morn
ing as expected. Judge Ncterer's al.
vision of the United States district
court was adjourned until Friday at
10 A. m. Jurors and witnesses were
excused until that time.
Judge Rudkin Is TO I'm Judge
Neterer's bench while the latter is
holding court In Beilingharn during
the month Of July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrived
July Str Saginaw from H.n Fran
cisco at stb q. m. str jefferson from
Southeastern Alaska at q 10 g. m
Juiy T-~str Spokane from southeartern
Alaska at see .. M. str Prince ucorse
from Prince Rupert. D. g. Via ports at
sos q m. str fah. ftibsrt from ra-
cesaa at midnight. str Myadss from Ia
coma at y rn. str serthland from Han
Franchise at t.e q. M sf Admiral
Dewey from Tacoma q, ., m. str
Northlaud from Tacoma ct ! 30 o m !.
yacht Aeullo from Tacoma al i.ss .. IA
sailed
July s-seter schr Ap~s for souiheast-
ern Alaska at itgs .. m
July str Prince George for Prfnee
Rupert via pSr,s at ~ p ma tug Daniel
Kern towing washington has Ne for
11iiamoot at - N. Y. C. "a. Both
yell for nrcmerton a. . ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
conNIR


sails N-,s Pike st. boiling beef. &c
n pot roast. Toe NJ hams, hair or
whole. soc NJ. stall -. salmon trout
loc NJ. red snapper, Ms z5c. hrrrins.
! DC n. Stall T. bonsluss pot roast. lhe
~ pork roast zic n mutton roast.
1zise NJ. Stall l07. Van Camps spa
Eh~tti loo can. large bars Ivory soap,
9ar. large can Hordens milk. Tor gbc
stall ils pot roast. lie n boiling beef
Ms. zoe, rib steak. sbc 10 stall 100,
eggs. fresh puiieta and dirtieA 4ac doz
fan cream cheese. 2so n cream brick
ehnesa 1gc n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Box Company Will
Build New Plant

Management OF the Seattle Box Co.
announced today that the plant.
which was destroyed by fire June ..
will be replaced by another at once.
at the same location.
The plant will be In fun operation
by July 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

Stall ~. fins graduated sugar. : ms
soc. fbs ti-es. staii &c. tail can Car
nation milk. itse Stall -. pure fresh
milk. lie az stall 70. salmon trout. -,
n d. red snapper. Fbs ,te; haiibui. zoe
~. stall -. potatoes. old or new. o, 81
per sack onions 10 rbr Use rAbbsKs
tc 10 stall ~. boiling beef. ifAe n
liver. leo ~. beef heart. ishe NJ. pot
roast. lie NJ stall 81. home made 30.
tato salad. 2bc n mayonnaiae. 500 ~
Armours AaiasnL soc N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
SANITARY

stan III. comb honey ste; rnotsd
shrdines. cans 76cl fancy pineapple,
abe can. Stall is1. grape Juice. toc pt
bottle. Tbc at. Marcia oil. ssc pi.. Tee
A. stalls ~ as. haiibut checks, zoe M,
homeless salmon trout zbo M salt her
ring, 1so doz stalls 20-21. best local
ranch eggs. CSC DOR. doEf sbc best pull
let eggs. CSC dor. don $50. orange
marfnalade. SOC N. stalls SO. picked
pork. 2bo NJ. oorned beet. DC NJ. ham
burger and sausage. lie 10. stalls 1f-S
Mazda Oh, sac pt. roc A.. ti.2s h-Fai- !.
N J u, coffee, ) ms, $50. Nuraya tea,
csc NJ stall 81. Mazda oil. zpc. ete.
I.at t2ab. Flake white Or crihco. ?
bA sSe. toaa1cd corn flakes. phEs. sSo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

CHICAGO. Juiy t--HoEH-R~ceipts
~ geo head. market higher. Packing
iIaat9itf0. light. fik5b9issf. pigs.
fi.toIit1s. rouEhr. si3stufs.1k.
Cattis-~Hereipsn. . 600 head! market
ste higher Reef. fitui9,i0. Gamers ard
cutters. it@sfs. co~A ts.atgi..ib.
calves. fi30isTL
sheep Receipts. 10000 head: market
Ice higher. lambs. 3il-to eisio; ewes,
tkteUs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Public Markets


stalls IS. boiling beef ifho nj
breast Of lamb I2ho NJ dry salt pork.
gee m. stan iot. pkgs. matches, zse.
2 sticks ehichory. &c, nutmsEa, ice don {
2 lbs Flake Whits Soc. stalls id-iT,
cnrnAtiou milk eco case. rolls toilet
paper. 2sei douhle dipped matches. &c
boz stall tza. bac coffee, ms stci
baik strawberry jam. 800 NJ peanut
butter. zoo N. stall i92, Hines ripe
olives, ibc cam , cana pork Snd beans
ssc. Dordona fish balls. zso can. htail
ts0. citrus washing powder. 2tci Emo
coffee. tte NJ, t,sneE soap. &c bar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
He Baked After
Is Years of Work

Henry Schultz won't work. says
Hattie l.. schultz. his wife. Henry's
alleged dislike for labor was made
known. Thursday. in a divorce com
Mrs. schultz said they were mar
ried In 1900, and that her better half
did nicely until along about March
1918. when he baked. She says she
had to 90 to work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

Stalls T-s-s rood bulk coffee. sse n 81.
ma 100. any milk. large cans sc
ne Flake white 81 srtnninx. Sc. stan
a. lamb chops, 2be 10. pot roast. i2he
n eofned beet. IaAe n stalls af-aa.
TO- NJ pail Karo syrup. BE. E-fb. can
81. J. B coffee. $40 Lipton's yellow
label tea. lac pkg stall -. fresh King
salmon. sse N red snapper. MS 2te,
fsudsfioin Of trout toe n. STAN 60
Royal baking powder &c can for ATE
use esn for ior. So N can fiit. k-ib
can u. pure eoeoa. tte NJ. Stall ~
pure Yakima honsf. tse p,.. 7ec At. sbs
n plum Jam. sse n. grange maruAAi-
ada. acc n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July t--ror.iwn en-
change was steady at the opening today.
Demand sterling op~rss at tass. up lie;
trace checks az f..efc. eff rs esntirnss.
lire checks at is.sec. eff eentimes. Bel
xisn cables at iitte Up . esn,iuass.
marks. ! CSC. unchanged
Demand stsriin. closed at ssssS, ca
bles at fs.ts% francs. demand At if.sse.
cables at ii.sse: lire. demand az 10 see.
cables al ~. sscs marks. demand ~ SIC.
cables at 1ascs Canadian dollars. k1.sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Reported BY Wireless


raty T-~e,r yeff~r~on 10 miles ~vush Of
csps Nudge. southbeand- At s.ss .. ra-
q .. Naval asaasat~ssssss
July Str city Of Topeka. Ms~~hsisid
fer Eureka. southhount c.cs bay st
D M. str G. A. smith. Coos hay Tor saa
Praaelsco. Is miles south Of Coos hsy at
o m. str ,. A. Noffss,. san p.drv for
SEATTLE. ava miles south OF seattle at
p m str Capt. kkF Lucas. Han Pedro
for Cerdova. al rnile. from San Pedro AZ
.. m. str wanhtsns~. Port San Lai.
for Portland is1 miles from Portland At
D. m. str VI Lotto. Lotiios. Peru. for
Vancouver. N. C.. ass miles south Of Caps
Ftattsry at .. IN. str Admiral Sehisy
H~atti. for san FRANCHISE. sss miles from
Seattle at q y. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
No More Blues;
It's Too Hot Now

County-city building ELEVATOR oper.
afors were defeated by the hot spell
THURSDAY. The dark blue military
blouses were discarded for white
shirts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Raid Fruit Truck,
Get SIS in Loot

Vegetables and fruits. valued nj
s75. were stolen from truck be
longing to X Ide. in front of his
home at 1876 18th ave. Wednesday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Judge Tallman
IL Martyr of Week

Judge Boyd J. TaIlman
mo4nted his tench Thursday. where
he will serve as vacation Judge for
one week. He replaced Superior
Judge Mitchell Gillian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
Money on Call

NEW YORK. July s.-Mensy on call.
per esnt. six months . per cent. msf-
camille paper. ~ Us per cent
Bar siissr---Iondon. ste. New York.
s3Ac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. July s.--Coffeo-No. :
Rio. iasc per 10. Santos No. 4. is4 o.
- y c per III.
suEar-Raw. issigi.sso per ID: gran
uiated. ~ &c per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08
BANK CIA.RINos
Status of Frisco Market

BAN rRANcfsco. July Shutter
Extras. eoho per ID. prime firpta t9o
per ~
TgKs-nStras. tstse per dor; firsts. &c
per dos. dirtiea. see per dos, satfa pull
lets. 44Nc per doH. underlined puilets.
sse per don
Cheese California flats. fancy. ssne
mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

FRIDAY
JULY y
First Law Tide
tste a VA. ~ n
Irrrt nigh Tide
10 81 a. m - n
N~~snd Low Tide
ISL D m. as r.
S~.ead High ride
tetHg . IN, III n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

July n
FIRST low Tide
sses y m. "a n
Itr-t nigh Tide
afte n m 50 ~
Second Low TIDE
asa O. m 80 u
second nigh Tide
sEs 4. IN. lis n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25

San Diego, Cal, AprlL 24.-Ofti.
GERS and men Of scout cruiser and
a destroyer ordered yesterday -
west coast Mexican ports to protect
American interests, were busy early
today making preparations for q stay
ol unknown length away from this
base. The cruiser, the Salem. was
ordered TO Mo2atlan ana the DE
s.royer, the McCauey. TO Topolo-
b-mpo. The hour Of sailing had NOT
been fixed definitely this morning.
but it was announced that orders
issued by Rear Admiral Hugh Rod
man. commander OF the Pacific fleet,
ON instructions from The Navy De.
partment, called for departure as
soon as the necessary preparations
could be made. Both ships took on
quantities Of stores yesterday and
last night.
SO far as IL known here, there
has been no anu-Amcrican feeling
manifested at either port. Officers
mid the plans of tho Sonora state
roops, which call for attacks ON
Na au,n, and presumably other Mex
lean ports. probably made i. adyis
able to have American naval vessels
there
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
HINES RESI- GINS FROM
OFFICE OF AECTO R
GLNERAL OF RAJ WAYS,
hLTlRIS TO LAW WORK

Washington, April 24.-Walkcr d.
Hines, director general of railroads,
has resigned and his resignation has
been accepted by President Wilson,
effective May 10.
Much work in liquidating the af
fairs of the railroad administration
win remain after May 10 and q sue
cessor to Mr.. Hines will be named
Max Thclan, in charge of the claims
department, probably will be ap-
pointed He is understood 10 be Mr..
Hines choice ana it was said to.
day al the White House that the re.
firing director general would name
his successor.
Mr.. Hines letter of resignation was
not made public. but it was under.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
2O 7 A RIA Ms PLAN FOR
BIG MEET At A Il AN TIC
CITY WEEK Of JU Ne Il

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
GR[A TEST PROTESTANT
INTERCHURCH MOVEMENT
Be GINS IN j. S. TODAY

At p. m. today tho greatest n.
nancial canvas in the history Of the
Protestant churches OF America oc.
rms, it marks he beginning Of the
utercmwch world movement.
Il is fitting tla, such an undor-
taking begin with prayer Christian
men and women in every citv and
town. on farms and ia homes, are
requested therefore TO unite at this
hour in five minutes Of silent prayer
met only for the financial success
Of the campaign, but that the serv-
'ces rendered and tho money so civ.
IN shall in truth be consocratod 10
winning a wartorn world to the spir-
't and message Of Christ.
West Of the Mississippi river 5000
additional churches are urrently
needed TO supply the needs Of newly
1opulated areas Tho Protestant
hrch in 1915 cost each member two
cents and seven mills per day for
M purposes local and hcrevole (,
Tho total contributions for 1918 were
S24977S.S35 BY doubling the pres.
ont, giving tho amount asked in tho
United Simultaneous FINANCIAL Cam
raign tn he poi1 in 1920, will be
greatly ovcrsubscrlbcd.
THO 0lncal objective of the Unit
cd 81 ll'auceus Financial Campairn
is S32671I572. OF this sum Sl75,-
44S,S49 is to be paid this year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
Clotbiers Cut Deep in Prices as the
Overall Clubs Add Old Clothes to
List in Fighting ExtortiOnate Price

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25

boulder to shoulder with the white
collar boy Of static salary envelope.
Itch school boys ana girls. munt
o,pa employees. humble citizens OF
-1o lowe" East Side and a Chinese
o'cgation from Mott street, he'd
"hcos in tho limo not to mention
cores Of theatrical stars of botn
sexes ana all magnitudes, sundry elc.
hants, goats, and other livestock,
'rass bands and vaudeville come
i10s out to contribute a little "jaz1"
10 the occasion.
rho power behind tho ovcrals and
0atchcs movement in New York was
t''N~"lv emphasized along the line
march b. posters in clothing store
r'0'ows inviting the pubic to come
and buy at prices from s. to $40
"or han those that prevailed last
eek; posters that employed. among
her phrases, the line. why wear
'yeralls?"
More than n score OF largo stores
ave advertised price quotations in
TIE newspapers, and a. w. Riley,
head Of the department or justice
Tying SQUADRON which has been
'1lng missionary work among dealers
here, predicts that the number viii
Increase rapidly. Tho limo Of march
ool; tho paradcrs down Eighth av-
onue from Columbus Circle to West
22nd street, west to Broadway and
back up Broadway to Columbus Cir
&c. Althou~h Fifth avenue was bar
red TO Tho paradors by city officials
f'cr n protest from merchants who
'oclared tho parade would interfere
with business, the word wos passed
'mong the marchors to wander down
nc avenue singiy or In small groups
after the parade, carrying the protest
into the district where hlgh.priccd
clothes are made and sold.
A mass meeting also was TO be
weld after the parade at which tho
'oundat on for O permanent orcani.
aticn OF high price opponents was
~ be lai1 Cards were passed out to
! tho marchers, pledging them to in.
-cntory their sartoiial possessions
ond plan their use SO that only a
minimum Of new garments would
nave TO be bought in 1920.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
N 'CRORY BEAT REVERE'S
RIDE TO A FRAzZLE IN
CHASING AN AUTO THIEF
ALSO SOME SPEEOMANIAC

ride for swiftness and determi.
nation that beat Paul Revere's famous
rae all To a fral2le, was made Fri.
day night, starting from Frames
Drug Store just about twenty min.
u,cs after a young man in uuionalls.
and about the age of 20 20 %, had
taken a fiye-passcnger Ford that bn.
longcd to Pruett and McCrory.
II was near the hour Of 10 o'clocl,
in the evening when II. +. McCrory
started home and missed his car. 4
bystander gave him description OF
in" man who rode off in It ana the
direction the ear had taken
McCrJry was in a fury when Peck
Collins backed up his Mercer speed
ster ana invited him to take q Paul
Revere ride.
McCrory accepted ana they went
westward with the horn screechips
and other cars getting out of the
way. They traced the car south of
the main road To the oil fields aul
back into the main road. They
went to Wilson and reused the of
ficers of the law and set them TO
work and then went to Diuard.
learning there that the car had pass.
ed through that town ahead OF them
by an hour or SO.
The lights oU the Mercer failed 10
work and they could do but little
driving with only a flash light and
-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
ROY STAFFORD ANNOUNCES
FOR CONGRESS-, 5TH DISTRICT

oklahoma City, Okla, April 2I.-
Roy j.. Stafford today formally an
'ornccd his candidacy for congress
from the Fifth district on the demo
cratic ticket Stafford was defeated
for the nomination for this office last
fall at special election, by Claude
Weaver, who was defeated Mt the
election by Congressman j, w. Har-
reid republican.
In his platform Stafford declares
For the funding of the war debt, with
long term bonds. for the elimination
of the luxury and excess profits tax
os, for making permanent the feder-
nj plan Of road building for a ma
'lonal budget system and against
universal military training,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
CONSOLIDATED COMPANY
WILL ERECT PAL A T IAL
THEATRE ON WEST MAIN

Tho Consolidated Amusement Com.
many has closed deal with G. G.
and J. NJ. Jones for the building
now occupied by the II. & If. cafe ana
the EIvden.Adams store on West Main
street
Tho terms Of tho lease will require
the Consolidated Amusement Com
nan IN erect tboatcr that will be
second TO none IN the state.
The thoater building Will cost an
nroyimotol. 500 OoO IL will be OF
the very nowos, ,he,tcr architecture
and will have NIL the latest tne9t
ro,l furnisbinos and oouiDmenl IN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
ARlMORE RUNS TULSA A
CLOSE SECOND IN POINT
OF IN { CREASED NUMBER
REQUI RED TELEPHONES

While this country was in the war
with Germany and its allies the
Southwestern Bell Telephone Com
rany Of this city, shipped two car.
loads of telephone supplies 90 France
TO be used by the American army.
As result cf this shipment. and for
the reason that supplies cannot he
purchased from the factories this
CITY is short on cable capacity and
all the orders for phones cannot be
supplied. The local telephone com
rauy has 400 orders fw phones at
this time that cannot be installed.
Within The past three months 121
rev telephones have been installed
IN Ardmore. Add to this the 100 or
dors and the number that would be
added TO the phones would he 52l.
In the same length of time 722
phones have been added 60 Tulsa.
These figures show the growth Of
Ardm5ro TO comparc wcu with the
host cities OF the state. and II
shows The percentage of growth to
bee far iu excess Of any other city
in the state. This is the largest
growth the local telephone has ever
had. Tho city now has ia round
numbers 5000 telephone stations and
this does not include the large num-
bor Of rural phones that ore operated
oul Of HIS city bnt au Of whose
business IS handled hero.
A..u ArdmOrc had 10000 pCpp't
&c h1I 700 telephones This is
approximately one station TO eight
0oopIc. Tho city now hls 5000
y'onhonys and the actual population
ought not to be EAR from $4,000 peo.
pie
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
wUpFE Rows TAKEN TO
PA'IS VALLEY: SENTENCE
SUSPENDED FOR EDWARDS

"Euddy" Williams, Roy Simpson
and Emanuel Trammol, three of the
four boys sentenced to n term in the
tate industrial school, to Pauls Val
ley Friday by 4 deputy sheriff and
turned over to the authorities Of
the school.
The sentence of Lowell Edwards,
the fourth boy, was suspended by the
court pending good behavior ana he
was given into the custody of his
1rents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
OUTLAW" STRIKERS
WORKING FOR THEIR
FULL REINSTATEMENT

New York, April 2i.--ITopes Of
striking railroad workers in tho
New York,Jcrscy City district, to
regain their jobs with the senior
fly ratings taken from them by
the railroad managers, centcred
today ON a conference at Allan.
tic City, Of strike leaders with
mayors of several New Jersey
cities who will be asked to inter.
ceuc for the men.