The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-09
ANDERSON POST
AMERICAN LEGION
PERFECTS PLAN Or
BIG CELEBRATION
Everything Is in Readiness
for Proper Observance of
Second Anniversary of
Civilizations Victory
HEADQUARTERS AT
HOTEL ARDMORE
VISITING MEMBERS OF ORGANI.
ZATION TO REPORT AND REG
ISTER UPON REACHING
THE CITY

Arrangements for the Armstice
Day celebration Thursday under the
auspices of the George X. Anderson
Post of the American Legion are
practically complete, according to re-
ports made by the various committee
IN charge OF the days festivities at
rousing special meeting Of the
post last night at the Chamber of
commerce and judging from the re-
ports the local celebration will sur
pass all other similarly planne,.
events in the entire state.
Headquarters for the day will b.
maintained at Hotel Ardmore, where
all visiting legionnaires and other
guests will register.
Henry d. Rinsland, chairman of the
committee in charge Of the celebra-
lion, stated in his report last night
tnat all the arrangements for the
day were practically completed. and
tnat he felt sure the affair would
satisfy the highest expectations of
the people Of Ardmore. Mr.. Rinsland
praised the members of his commit
tee, stating that he had received
great cooperation srom each anr
every one of them, anr that each
OF them Is deserving OF an equal
amount Of credit for the success of
the affair.
o. W. King, member OF the commits
tee In charge of the parade. reported
f.np
line Of routing Of the parade and the
place Of formation.
Wallace Holt in charge of the con-
struction work, reported progress and
guaranteed 10 have his work COM
pleted in time for the affair.
Everett Kruger, in charge of deco
rauons, stated that the decorations
had been practically completed. and
with the cooperation of other mem
bers Of the post. would have them
completed in time for the affair.
Mr.. Kruger says he has something
up his sleeve" i'm the nature OF "A
surprise for the dance at Convention
Hall Thursday night which he does
not desire to make public until the
HlSnt OF tne dance.
Joe Cooke, in charge Of the dance
reported that all arrangements were
now complete and the affair promises
to be a success. Many novelties Will
be introduced during the course Of
the evening and pleasant surprises are
IN store for all.
4 report was received from c. w.
Richards. superintendent of public
schools who informed the legionnalres
that due TO the expense involved in
getting UP the platform In convention
hall for the song-fest of the school
children Wednesday night, there would
be an admission Of 10 cents charged.
After the expenses have been deducted
from the receipts the balance Of the
money will be donated TO hte treasury
OF the local post OF the American Le-
gion. Boy Scouts will take charge
at the doors on the night of the sing
ing.
Emmitt Reid, chairman of the COM
mittee In charge OF the publication
Of the Daily Ardmoreite on November
7th, made his report. II Is believed
that over $3.50 will he turned into the
legion treasury as a result of the pub
licaton. Chairman Reid thanked the
members of the legion for their fine
cooperation.
Upon motion OF state Commander
Harold Il. Fell the entire assemblage
rose IN a vote of thanks to the COM
mittee and discharged them from their
duties.
\ resolution, thanking John T.
Easley, general manager of The Ard
morelte Publishing Company. every
member OF the Ardmoreite editorial
and business staff and the members
Of the mechanical force. the merchants
and business men. and all who aided
in making the issue OF The Ardmoreito
conducted by the American Legion a
success, was introduced and unanm.
ously passed.
Following is the resolution:
WHEREAS, George X. Anderson
Post No. 81 The American Legion
was granted the privilege of getting
out the. November eth. 1920. lssu,
of The Daily Ardmoreltc and John +
Easley. general manager Of the Ard
moreite Publishing company. turne,
over to committee OF legion mem.
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