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AmuSementS

. slave girl Who was bought in the slave
mart of ConstantinopAe In, 1878 aa q
present for King George III Of England.
The play Is said to be founded on, a
hist orfcal fact.
Claude Kin1 heads a cas1 Of twenty.
inc! ,ding Helene Sinnott, Eichlin Gayer.
Ethel Dane, Robert Fischer. Dennis
King. Louis Wolheim. Nellie Grahar1-
Dent, Fay West, Kathleen Mahney and
Messenger Bells
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York.

. Sunday and Monday. Charlie Chaplin.
In The Idle Glass; and Will Rogers.
In "A Poor Relation: Tuesday. Alice
Brady and Kenneth Harlan in. Dawn
81 the East" and Harry Pollard, In
Hokus Pokus"; Wednesday. Mary
Miles Minter, in Her Winning Way"
and Mack Senuett's wedding Bells
out OF Tune: Thursday, Bebe Daniels.
In The Speed Girl" and Bobby Yer
non. In Exit Quietly: Friday. Made Q
Kennedy. in Oh. Mary. Be Careful" !"
ana charlie Murray, In His Unhappy
FINISH ard Polychrone Snow bound
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RAYMOND Robbins, Thursday.

Thursday evening at 8:15 O'clock. AT
the New Masonic Auditorium, Ray
mond Robbins, social economist, in
dustrial expert and recognized au-
thority on many other world ques-
tions, will discuss the limitation o:
armament-a question which has
brought into conference in this city
Of the world.
Mr.. Robbins subject VIII be en-
titled World Limitation Of Arma-
ments or World Revolution-Which q
The lecture 10 the drst of the T.
Arthur Smith. Inc, star Lecture
at 1906 G street
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STUDENTS TO TAKE PART.
Washington College of Music Ffhns
for 9th Conesrt.

The Washington College Of Musse
win give Its twenty seventh studentR
concert in tho auditorium Of centrai
High School tomorrow night ar.sIS
O'Clock. Those who win take part fIt
the program are Miss Dorothy Sorn"
borger. Kenneth Douse. Mrs. Marie c.
Deal. Durwerd Bowersox. NJ ss Stella
May BRYANT M.sa Clark Young. NJ ss
Marjorie Davis, Miss Estelia Thomas
and NJ 81 Sara Becker. Several seleo-
tions will be rendered by The college
orchestra.
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POLI'S-"Irene." !"

with all the appeai Of youth and
beauty and the fragrance Of spring.
time. Irene" the smart musical conn.,
edy that holds records for both long
runs and unhouEded popularity In
New York and London, will come tO
Polfa Theater next week. commenc.
ing Sunday.
The cast is headed by Patti Har-
rold and includes Mary and Jane
King. Jane Fearnley. Beatrice Bur.
rows. Lou Ripley. Madge lawrence
George Eising. James Mckenzie:
Harry Hoyt. John McSorley, Earl
Reddtng and Jere Delaney.
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Paylowa, Thursday and Friday.

Anna Pav1owa, the Incompatible
russian dancer, with her Ballet
Russo and full symphony orchestra,
will be presented at the National
rheater tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock, by Mrs. Wilson-G
The ballets for Thursday will be
"Coppelia" and 1.-THE Fairy DOLL" in
,ddition to seven advertisements.
A second performance will be given
1t Polls Theater. Friday afternoon.
At 3 o'clock, with an entirely differ
mt program-"The Polish Wedding"
nd "Amarilla," in addition to the
usual number Of advertisements"
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson,
;reene's concert bureau. 18th and g
streets
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New York Symphony.

The New York Symphony Orchestra.
Walter Damrosch conductor. gave q
program Of Was gaer music Yesterday
which was well chosen and one Of
unhackneyed selections The prelude
to the "Mastersinyers" was in strik-
ing contrast to the "Siegfried Idyl."
which Immediately followed. The
eas atsr in former nas ds,
played with well built crescendos.
Two excerpts from "Rhinegold," :"
The Rape Of the Gold," and the
finale, when God Thor Creates the
RainboT Ratah vi9nd Bridge Upon Which % the Gods
Of the Rhine Maidens." were given.
with Henrietta Conrad, Rachel Nor
ton Harris and Frieda Klink as the
mafdens and Fred Patton in the parts
Of Alberich. Thor and Wotan. It was
excellently done. the voices blending
music: The lament" however, sung
from behind the scenes. where 1t was
evidently difficult to hear the harp
accompaniment. was not SO good. As
whole. however; veritable feast
Mr.. P.tton sang "wotan's Fare
well." from '"The valkyrie." which
gave him splendid opportunity to
show the richness and beauty Of his
baritone voice. He has much dra-
IndtlC ABILITY. his voice WdS even
and his tones rich and mellow. His
enunciation greatly enhanced the
charm of the music.
The orchestra played in It's usual
excellent style, although there wer'
times when the song was lost In the
orchestration.
The third concert Of this series
will be given December 13. witt
Marguerite d'Alvares. dramatic so.
prano. as soloist. At this cOncer
Ar. Damrosch will make his last ap
pearance before sailing for Europe
where he will conduct symphony con
certs In England, France and Switzer
and. and guest conductor vii
AXE his place In this country.
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sTRAND-"The Frill shop. {"

Next week. beginning Sunday, tn
rand Theater will feature Hug.
.nsen's musical comedy fashio
'vue. THE Frill Shop" with q com
any Of charming and graceful fem
nd Klein. in Thinking Tunes an.
'usical Moments; Eddie sloane, !:
ark Son Of Father Joy; Prevoet an.
outlet. in "A Vaudeville Mixture
nd q novelty in animal land, swain
cats and dogs.
A romantic low story with q de.
:idedly new twist will be pictured ir
The Infamous Miss Revell," Metros
attest production. starring Alice Lake
Short dlm features viii complete
tho bill.
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Sparkes- Olshansky, Friday.

Leonora Sparkes. soprano. and Ber.
nado Olshanski. baritone. two singers
whose work In the concert and oper-
attic stage places them In the foremost
rank Of the worlds great artists win
concert Of the T. Arthur Smith. Inc.
Ten-Star series at the National The.
alter Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
This concert will mark the debut
the stinction Of being the only Brit
ish subject on the roster Of the Metro
politan Opera Company.
Mr.. Olshanski was for two seasons
one Of the leading baritones OF the
which he was associated with Enrico
Caruso. Luisa Tetrazzini. Mary Gar
den and q number Of others OF like
fame
Tickets for the concert may be OBJ
tained at the Offices Of T. Arthur
Smith. Inc. 1906 g street.
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PALACE-'E -'Enchantment,

Marion Davies, star Of many pic.
lures, will be shown at Loew's Palace
Thsster next week, beginning Sun.
day afternoon, In "Enchantment.'
based on the magazine story. Man.
handling Mabel" by Frank r. Adams
Miss Davies is seen as an adorable
her devoted parents completely de-
ceived in regard to her gay career
until she attempts to record her TX.
ploits In q diary and the diary Il
discovered by them. , :
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CRANDALL'S-"Clay Dollar"

The first three days Of next week.
'eginning Sunday. Eugene O'Briens 9
ew comedy-romance. Clay Dollars, - :
ceased by Se'ect. 1t is the story of
young city chap who takes a clerk
,hfp in q smaIi country ore In or
er to safeguard an Inheritance Of
;oubtful value left him by the will
t his father, Mack Sennett's. Dab
ing in Art" will be shown aiso
Wednesday and Thursday, Alice
lush Money" and ''Oh, Brother" a
omedy. Friday and Saturday. "Ac.-
on" starring Hoot Gibson, and
obby Vernon in Exit Quietly.
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B. F. KEITH'S-Fritzi Sche1.

Fritzi Schen. chsnteuse comiqu.
and little devil Of grand opera" vii
be the central figure In the B. f
Keith Theater bill next week. com
mencing at the Monday matinee. TIL
Lishtner girls and Newton Alexande
will offer q merry musical comedy
featuring Winnie Lightner and com
pany, and including the Gosman SITS.
:ers. Jack Haley. vada Russell an.
Ramona. The character comedi",
Ben Welch. will be assisted by Fran
,. Murphy, In offering Pals" q
'riginel character study. and Fred
rick Burton will be seen as Abra
lam Lincoln, In Thomas Dixon
lrama. "A Man of the People.
thers will be Doris Humphrey
lancers. in q series Of dance diver
ssements; Joe Darcy. the black
ace comedian and singing compose
Iealey and Cross, In styles in dane
ng. and Techow's cats, with tn
Usual house features. An extr
.latinee will be given at pm.
THANKSGIVING day
Sunday at 3 and S:15 pm. tn
weeks offerings will be presented.
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Apollo.

. Sunday and Monday. Este Fergu-
son. In "Footlights." and Harry Pol
ard. in "Hokus Pokus": Tuesday Tom
Moore and Helene Chadwick. in
From the Ground Up: comedy. I'm
Or Life" and Pathe Rev ew: Wed
nesday. Bebe Daniels. In THE Speed
: .irl," and Irving Cummings. in On
he Traii": Thursday. Mary Miles
Inter. in Her Winning Way" and
Lloyd Hamilton. in The Vagrant':
friday David Powell. in THE Mys-
terry Road" and Charlie Murray: in
His Unhappy Finish" and Saturday.
William Duncan. in "Steelheart {:
:omedy. "Oh. Brother" and matinee
Hurricane Hutch" No. 5.
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EX POLICEMAN SENTENCED,

Herbert W. Erwin. a former cross
ing policeman. has been sentenced
by Justice siddons In Criminal d.
vision 2 to serve three years and SIX
months In the penitentisry for grant
larceny. Erwin stole an auto mobile
belonging to Col. Stanley Koch. u. 8.
A.. March "a. 1890. The machine was
recovered in Cincinnati. Ohio. Erwin
was q lieutenant during the world
war.
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Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. "Experience" /:
Tuesday. David Powell. In THE Mys-
{ cry Road" and Mack Sennett's We'd
ling Bells Out Of Tune; .:Wednes.
lay, Alice Calhoun In rainbow"
md comedy. 'Torchy's Promotion;
Thursday, Bebe Daniels. in THE
speed Girl" and Lloyd Hamilton, in
The Vagrant": Friday. Eugene
JBrten, in CLAY Dollars" and Charl e
Murray. in His Unhappy Finish" and
aturday, Wanda Hawley. in Her
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GAYETY-Billy Watson Show.

Billy Watson and his big show,
eaturing the only and original BIZ
'Gfogan"( and Andy Smith, Win b.
resented next week at the Gayet.
fheatef.
Tho production u in two acts an.
six scenes. the book was written b
Harry Montrose and the comedy stu
ations by Billy Watson. The m
nor principals include Billy Lyme
Charles Smith, Carnival Trio an
Beatrice Harlowe and 4 sraat sins
ing and dancing chorus.
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COLUMBIA-"Ladies Must Live"

Ladies' Must Live George Loane
nj Hers story, will! continue at Loew'a
Cofumbia Thsater next week. inclNd-
ing Sunday afternoon. 1t Is described
as stage version Of the same theme
that Avery Hopwood Incorporated In
THE Gold Diggers" and William
Hurlbut in 'The Lilies of the Field"
Betty Compson in it's star
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;Photopla:y:s;.,.
RIALTO-"The; Sheik. "

'"The Sheik." Z George Molford pro-
will be the feature at Moore's Rialtc
Theater next week. beginning Sunday
Rudolph Valentine of '"The Four
H0rsemen Of the Apocalypse" fame
and Agnes Ayres arc ito featured
players ~ :. :,
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0peratic Concert at the Hadleigh

A brilliant operatic concert was
given yesterday morning in the ball.
room Of the Hotel Hadleigh by Mis-:
Mary Mellish. soprano, Of the Metro
politan Opera Company: Miss Fried;
Kliak 'snol sen5Pate eps1a
American quartet: all American
trained. It was the first concert o
the course of morning musicales o
the Chamber Music Society. and drew
an appreciative and enthusiastic au
from Verdi and Puccini. and included
the gems of their best known an
most popular operas. save for tn
opening number, which was the quar-
ct. "Domine Jes1" from Verdi
Reaq,sm ryss Tns bT mt. nun .1
ceptionally well balanced quartz
aroused the greatest enthusiasm. Th
devotional tone was In strong con
trast to the operatic atmosphere
the other numbers:
Miss Mellish substituted for Mis-
Sundelius. who was called for
opera performance last evening Il,
New York. and carried out the pro
gram as originally arranged. She he
high, clear. brilliant voice, wit
some rich. warm tones. a quality tn:
'eems lacking in other parts Of tt
luction. Her singing Of the duo froI
Nine. Butterfly" with Mss Klirl
md her rendition OF the two song
"Addio" and Muzetta's valse song.
La Boheme," were satisfying say
for the frequent cold white tone
he upper register. Her voice has
amarkable range and power throug
out.
Miss Klink. a young contralto, VII
ras been heard here in oratorio mar
distinct impression with ric'
mellow quality and even powt
through her splendid range. Sh
sang 20. Don Fatale," from Verd''
Don Carlos" with splendid ton,
rood phrasing and fine dramatic ct
sects.
Mr. Althouse was heard in the gre:
ria, Celeste Aida" He was In goc
voice and took his audience quite
ire and fine artistic finish. Mr.. Patio
scored a real triumph with his ric
nd. noble baritone. which has bee
heard here in THE Messiah" Fl
,ings with beautiful style and dnis
md with rich tone coloring.
The piece de resistance of the morI
ng was the duo. world-famous. fro
Forza del Destino." sung by NJ
,lthouse and Mr. Patten. which ";
we're recalled many times: The onl
was by Mr.. Althouse, who was .
,ersistently recalled that he sang n {;
Donna Mobile" from ''Rigoletto
with dash and charm. The program
closed with q brilliant rendition o
the quartet from "Rigoletto." Emil
Polak was at the piano. and was a
all times a sympathetic support
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cast arc Harry T. Morey, Roland
Bottomly. Katflyn Williams. Faire
Binney. Grace Valentine and Matt
Moore The bill will be augmented
by comedy. accompanied by q jazz
band.
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Yosemite; Saturday. Cortnne Grit
fifth. in 1.-The Single Track comedy.
"Torchy a la Carte" and matinee.
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NATIONAL-David Belasco's
"Kiki."

David Belascc win present Lenore Ul-
ric in his adaptation Of ''Kiki," a char
acter study by Andre Picard, at the
Monday night, Immediately preceding
her engagement at the Belasco Theater.
New York.
Miss Uric, It 10 said. has been pro-
vided with q role radically different
reveals her unquestioned artistry at its
best.
Supporting Miss Uric win be Sam b.
Hardy. Max Figman. Thomas Findley.
Sidney Toler. Saxon King, Thomas
Mitchell, Harry Burkhardt, Airline Fred
ricks. Frances Kyle. Pauline Moore,
Florence Lee. Gertrude Bond. Jean
Scott.
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9ELASCO-Shubert Vaudeville,

Another typical Shubert bill wi,
zen at the Belasco Sunday afte,
on. 1t will include Lillian Fftz
raid. formerly leading comedienn
ith Ed Wynn's Carnival. assisted b.
lily Griffith at the piano; Mason AM
eeler. in Porter Emerson Browne
1arrted": Eddie Dowline. late st
the Ziegfeld Follies and an inte.
tional comedian, in his late
ugh-producing role: Mable with.
I'd company. In a five-act music
umber. Mary. Irene and Sally" r.
etc with catchy songs; Boganny
III Posters. a rare comedy &C.
lrilling aerial trapeze stunts, ar.
e usual Shubert News,
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Face Value: Harry Pollard. in
"Hokus Pokus"; polychrome. Snow
bound Yosemite" and matinee, "Hurri-
cane Hutch" No. 6.
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GARRICK-sThe Fair Circassian. -

act romantic comedy by Gladys Unger.
1 will be presented ut the Shubert-Gar-
| rick Monday night. Clifford Brooke
| staged the play and Gertrude Newell
J presents 1t. The story is woven around
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CAPITOL-Little Bo Peep."

S~>A ~3As'AS " 40SPs
Bernstein q Gallaghers Little 4
Peep company comes to the Capitr
Theater next week, commencing Sun
day. In addition to large prc
edy and vaudeville IL provided. Tn
principal players are Harry. Peppei
comedian: Constance Williams. prim
donna; Charles Taye, Kathryn Ho,
ter. Robert Hulen, tenor; Helen I.loyd
Charles Markert and the chorus
Evening star., 1921-11-16

Saturn has velocity Of six miles .
second.
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METR0P0LITAN-"Al Mans
Home." /"

Nszt week. beginning sunday s3tsr-
noon. the Metropolitan will present
/ "A Mans Home" . Ralph Ince Bpe-.
cial production. for Select In the
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Princess.

Sunday. George Walsh. in "sere-
ade"; Monday, Dorothy Dalton, In
Jungle Child":: Tuesday. William.
russell. in Quick Action; Wednee-
lace; Thursday. Dangerous Curves
head: Friday; THE Midnigh
.,ders," and Saturday, Anita Stew
rt, in Sowing the Wind"
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New.

Sunday. "Quo vadis'.: Monday. Will
liam S. Hart, In Between New: Tues.
day. Dead Men Tell No Tales
Thursday. Tom Mix. in After You
own Heart; Friday. Lottte Ptckford
q They hall Pay and Saturday
Ill comedy night
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Lyric.

Sunday and Monday, Pauline Fred
rick, in THE Sting of the Lash"
AIRY Semon, in THE Sportsman"
tuesday, Douglas Fairbanks, in
American Aristocracy"; Wednesday
Thursday. Earle williams, In "Brink
iim In: Friday. Marie Provost, in
Moonlight. Follies." and Saturday
Frank Mayo, in '-fhe Shark Master"
matinee only, THE Invisible Ray"
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KNICKERB1CKER-"A Mans
Home"

Sunday and Monday. "A Mans
H"ne": Tues lay and Wednesday,
Wanda Hawiey. in Her Face Value" !;
THURSDAY anu rr.day. Tom Moore and
Helene Chadwick. in From the
iround Up" and Ben Turrin. in Ma ck
;ennett's Love and Doughnuts': Sat-
lrday, Marie Provost. In Moonlight
Foliies," and Chaplin. In "a. Days
Pleasure"
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Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Charles Chap.
lin, in 1.-THE Idle Class and vii!
rogers. tn "A Poor Relation: Tues
lay. David Powell, In 'The Myatnry
:oad" and Charlie Murray. In HIS
Unhappy Finish; Wednesday, Mary
diies Minter, in Her Winning Way"
md Lloyd Hamilton. In The We
rant; Thursday, Bebe Daniels IN
The Speed Girl": come dy. "Oh
Buddy" and polychrome. Snowbount
Yosemite: Friday Betty, Compson
ne World" and Harry Pollard, IN
Hokus Pokus." and Saturday. Eu-
-ene O'Brien. in "Clay Dollars: Mack
3ennett's "On a Summers Day" and
matinee, Hurricane Hutch" No. 8.
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Circle.

sundav and Monday, wallace Reid
:.The He'll Diggers": Tuesday. VIII
oRers, in Boys WIN be Boys
iodnesday. Tom Moore. in Made !
reaven"; Thursday. Harry Lloyd, /;
I Do" also ''Moongold." Puppy
Days" and other subjects: Frida.
rary Miles Minter., in Her Winnini
Way" and Saturday, Beoe Danieis
n THE Speed Girl"
Evening star., 1921-11-16

Sunday. Anita Stewart. in "Sowinf
no Wind; Monday, "Quo Vadas"
tuesday, Constance Talmage. in "Wo
| mans Place: Wednesday, Elain.
Hammerste: in pleasure Seekers"
Thursday. Charles Ray. In ''Serap Iron"
Friday and Saturday. The Affairs Q
.natol," with wallace Reid. Glori
swanson, Bebe Daniels and Theodor,
Roberts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18
MADILL
Poultry Show a Success
w. J. BELL
Full Carrier Service
for Marshall County

Poultry Show a Success
fNhe fifth annual show of the Mar
all County Poultry Federation held
Madill Tuesday and wednesday OF
IS week was one of the best since
federation was organized. The show
IS year was strictly a home affair,
Lt is there were no exhibits from
of the county.
[n the adult department there were
Birds shown, in the junior de-
Ftment 172, making a total of 2s4
IDS shown, Of all breeds. a creditable
bwing as compared with 1918 when
IS Andrews came TO Madill as coun.
home agent. Up to that time there
IS no junior department. This year
juniors of the boys and girls
lbs were the majority OF the show
b took the majority Of the ribbons.
|e Junior judging team which Miss
|drews took oArdmore were the
|sses Matilda King, Estha Truitt
b Horace Blackburn to the big show
|e members of this team made a
|ditable showing, each winning
ESQ of the contest money George
Davis county agent of Adair
bnty acted as Judge for the Marshall
bnty show and gave general salts
Ftion. The poultry industry Of Mar
PIT county this year has been worth
pre- than the county's $50 bales
cotton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18
4LEGED SLAYER
| ASSERTS SHE IS
( CLARA'S COUSIN
RS. Walling Denies Relation
ship With Girl in Globe,
Arizona.


FLOBE, Ariz Dec 17.-Miss Alma
(ith, who shot and instantly killed
Christensen an automobile dealer
her room Yesterday admitted last
Fht she is cousin Of Clara Smith
|non who shot Jake Hamon.
|he killing Of Christensen accord
to statement by Sheriff Kinsey.
Fw out of the jilting Of the Smith
man by Christensen last November
len he was married in Phoenix to
ss Florence M Rooney Of San Di.
b., Cal.
Mrs. V. D. waning Of Wilson, sister
Clara Smith. Saturday morning de-
ID relationship with Alma Smith who
being held in Globe, Ariz, charged
IN the shooting of AL Christensen,
fomobile dealer.
We have no relatives in that state"
+. Waling said. In fact, I have
'er blown of an Alma Smith in
! family. l don't see why she should
|nt % calm 10 be cousin Of
ra.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18

GIVE HEALTH. Buy CHRISTMAS
SEALS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

70 une Automobile Editor
win YOU kindly advise me through
your Motorists column whether or
not it is possible and advisable to
use 32x3a tubes in 3Sxi shoes; also
in case of puncture or blowout would
any serious damage 10 the differen.
tal or other parts result from driv.
ing home with one oversize tire on
the rear and one regular size. Your
courtesy will be appreciated.--D. c.
Answer-It is possible TO use 32x3h
inch tubes in 33xi inch tires, In fact,
there is not enough difference In size
to cause any material effect. After
a tube has been used a few times It
stretches somewhat, 1t is much bet
ter 10 have a tube slightly under
sized than to have 1t diversified. An
oversized tube will wrinkle and ohnfe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18
ro the AntomobIle EdItor.

To the Automobile Editor
have four cylinder - horse
power car which Is called 30 horse
power ! have magnetic. on level
road can make as much as thirty.five
miles per hour but going up o steep
hill in nigh gear sometimes the engine
slows down, so that am forced to
gut it in second gear
The engine was oyerheated last fall
I have since driven car 1000 miles
what is the cause of the engine slow
ing down.. X.
Answcr-From what you say It ap.
pears that motor only occasionally
refuses to pull properly ON hill
This occasional trouble may be caused
by water IN the gasoline. Perhaps
the gasoline feed pipe is partially
cloggcd. thereby preventing suf
fcient flow Of gasoline to the carbu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18
Mrs. j. c. Bell Dead

tted al the home Friday morning
Rev. f. II. Mosley of Durant, a
inner pastor of the Madill church.
| IS. Bell is survived by her husband,
| c. Bell and daughter Miss Johnnie
M OF Madill. q daughter Of Okla
|ma City and son at Denison,
xas.
Personals
Mrs. d. NJ Hestand who had been
Madill visiting her sister, Mrs. r.
Chowning. has returned TO her
|me at Sherman.
Miss Mamie DiggS is in Ardmore
lis week visiting with her sisters,
rs. Kelley Nicholson and Miss Myrtle
|egs.
Mrs. Juanita Rogers and children
Sapulpa are in Madill visiting with
rs. Rogers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
4. Hearn and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Dowell have
,.uined from a visit with relatives
Ardmore.
MIR and Mrs. Felix Simmons have
burned home from visit with
. simmons parents at their home
AvleswoYth = 40
Mesdames William Vann and Bulah
'ebber OF Woodville were Madill
I'itors Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Cooney of Durant was
Madll Thursday morning en- route
Woodville for q few days visit with
|r parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
|hite.
Mrs. J. !. Hills Of Lone Grove. who
II been In Madnl visiting at the
|mc OF her daughter Mrs. A r.. Bal
d. returned home Thursday.
Mrs Fred Blalock and Mrs. e. I.
|rley visited Wednesday In Sher
ln.
Misses Nette and Pearl Strother
iited "Wednesday with MISS Winnie
tch at Kinlock
Mrs Ruby Hopper and little
lughter Marsery Of Clovis, New
lx. are IN Madill for their annual
lday visit with Mrs Hoppers par.
|s.
Mrs j. L. Hemphill visited Wed
DAY In Ardmore
,Nrs. ! X. woodward returned home
|ednesday evening from two days
t with her daughters az Ardmore.
hfrs. James Herndon Fred Hern.
Il and Mrs. w. NJ. Fitch attended
l funeral " Elwcod Herndon who
S buried In Ardnore Tuesday at
noon.
Miss Maggie Thompson OF Woodvillc
l. In Madill first II the week en-
bite 10 Durant where she attends
tmal.
N. l.. Spikes of Kingston was
hlness visitor in Afadill yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18

rotor, when motor is called upon 10
work with open throttle. If the
motor pulls up the hill well on one
day there is no reason why il should
not do il well on the next day. A
slight dearrangement in the carburetor
adjustment would affect the mixture
and cause the trouble