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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

MERCHANDISE



SEWING MACHINES-Sold on pay
ments. Rebuilt Sc no: al makes.
New machines SOS up. ! save you
money, Open evenings. r. Wise sol
SEWING MACHINES We seU The
s1ade We repair sewing machines.
We rent sewing machines We sell
used machines New location. III "
Wayne s. Phone Main 2591
UFHOLSTERING Chairs. davenp0rts.
and an kinds - furniture. Ne do
neat work and make old furniture looS
IKE new. l30 East Colf3X. Main -.
VACUUM CLEANERS sale S1Oo
down. 81 % weekly. Clean your rugs
electrically. Blue Bird shop
WASHING MACHINES - All syles
Eri.es $1,000 Up Largest qssor.p p nj
Shop.
WE HAVE MONEO-From 81 y Mich
igan 20 100 East Colfax. Hubicz. Up
L1-.tere- AIin 52-
Jcwelry and Watches 90
CAMEOS-NI1e hand cut canoes, beautT-
ful stones. will sell the Tot, SIS. Call
Musical Instruments 90
PHS-We Specialize in re-
pairing monographs. Supplies and
parts Of an kinds Grey Gull records.
Reeder Bros, 121 7. Jefferson Blvd.
PHoNOGRApH RECORDS Special june
offer 10000 up-to-date 10 inch double
face records. your choice 49c while
they last. Blue Bird shop.
PIANO-Stuyvesant. and bench. I'm good
condition, reasonable. Call COLO Miami
ST. or Main 4OS3.
RECORD SALE-Of records. We are
So Of a n
are selling .. X. and Emerson records
for j0c. regular price 500 LandOn
Drug Co. Wayne and Michigan SIS.
TWENTY 1--WE CENTS-And your used
records, entities you 10 a May or June
No or Sl.OO Gennett record. Join the
Phonograph Record Club 81 % a wear.
Located nc American Drug Co. Phone
Vain 1I2
Seeds. Plants, Fertilizers GO
PLANTS-If YOU want plants, Plast
mas a large supply on hand q all
varieties, and sweet potatoes also.
2lot Lincoln way w. Phone Main
Specials At the stores. 81
VACUUM CIEANERS-Sl % down. 81 90
weekly. Blue Bird Shop
WASHING MACHINES Easy terms: an
style~ $1,000 mo- R1ue Bird Shou
Wearing Apparel. s.
MONEY S-Worth or money back IIantz
Ioggery Shop, exclusively a young
mans store. Main street, opposite
Post office
Wanted To Buy. &c
HOT SE-Nodern Fx or seven room
house. price must he reasonable .
house must be practically new. if YOU
have such q house write. stating To-
cation and price. Address Box 100.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms without Board ss
ROON-A sleeping room I'm modern
home. 32l south Main.
$50 MIAMI ST-Sleepiug rooms for
rent in modern home, one or two gen
tlemeu preferred.
313 WAYNE ST, EAST-For rent 10
gentlemen, comfortable sleeping rooms
ssN minutes from center Double OF
single
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

1000 = passenger has four cord
tires an In first class shape,
the paiat 81 like new. only used
short time. has beeB driven
OOn miles We guarantee this
car rs o. X the price BE- very
loV $50 90 cash. balance mou-
tuIv May we demonstrate 10
% v0uf Terms II desired.
Superior Motor Sales Co. zl3 S.
Main ST. Phone Main 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE BOARD REALTORS.
me lo.l11 .rI Dealers are meunefa
o- i1e Real Es-aro Board kuo~a -
r. end IS such ere 5ound 70
-tr-t code 80 business etEirs. Tn
dealing with -tou me customer rr-elres
l-e --'aE[Se - taa- n-rre.r0l. az wsi
change.
F. NJ Jackson.
4. j. Be11urant
T. =. Glars
c. W Crgm and Son.
Davies and walsh.
vs. u. Drr-ahoo.
Ds~,4 r CIV i---an = -rey.
Thomas A. Goodrich
Robert Happ
Vernon H7sfir0-
A III he km8u.
u. a. Hinherd.
ID. Ilg.eIgh..
Frank Teffr.rs
q. ~. jolly
81 KELSEY.
A ~ kirsiay
j. r. Lafferty.
E. T. Michael
II o. Miller
Plnv Nave
PHILIP N.-lr
Louis s. on
Ralph C. Osborne.
John Roth
5 NJ Robinson and son.
hoefe- and Frelnor.
Homer Iaggart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for sale 81
leo ACRES-Fiue buildings. Avs good
good rent Price $4,000; terms II
desired. Fred A Herreman, -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03
I'LL SACRIFICE OUR HONE

WILL SACRIFICE OUR HONE
Five room house and garage: rvinC
room and dining room With hard
wood floors, kitchen, two bedrooms
aud bath. full basement with laun-
dry. garage, alley lot with street
paved and paid for. Walking dis
lance Write Box 1O1. News-Times
WHY PAY RENI-W1eu YOU can gs'
homes az these pricest Good homes
81 500 20 300 From 800 70 $50
down. balance Ike rent Get full value
for your money. See ]. T Hutton
Room ?, Orpheum Bldg. Phone Lin
Soln Goa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03
FORD COUPE

1000 car. equipped with az first
class tires. spot light. one spare
tire and tube. JUST ref'ui~hed I'm
paint shop This Ford coupe is
as good as new ear Price
S525 for Quicb sale terms n DEE
sired Superior Motor Sales co..
2l3 S. Main SO. Phone Main loj.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

passenger. good tires newly
PAINTED iu fi-sT class c0ll.f.In
and a -eal bargain. Irl'e Nf''
desired Superior Motor sales
co., rs S. Main -. Phone Main
l,5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

HT6S0N-I5TS Seven T1ssenEeT: 4
condition. tires, reasonable price N
taken 40 once. Call OF Leland av.
Lincoln 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03
WOBDEN REALTY co.
I'VE ARE INDEPENDENT"


WORDEN REALTY co.
eve ARE INDEPENDENT"
WE SELL OK A COMMISSION BASIS.
Seven and one-hqlf miles from south
Bend ll2 acres rich l0Imy soil under
cultivation, los acres perfectly level, Is
acres timlereI pasture well fenced,
large house. barn, other buildings mill,
etc. 10 head cattle. . horses. 900 poultry.
complete equipment. Price SlHU per acre,
includes all-terms.
Five miles from South BEND. Is acres
fertile land, eres fruit berries. grapes
apples. pears, q room house, barn. coop
and mill Everything IN best condition.
S45O0-terms.
South OF south Bend. well improved
Marshall county farms. reasonably priced
Michigan farms. Is miles from South
Bend, so % 500 per acre
We have many farms from acres 10
500 acres. Let US help YOU
wORDEN REALTY co.
Is Farmers Trust Bldg Main AS.
FOR SALE
New Broom bungalow on South ST.
Louis Boulevard. facing Howard Park
Living and dining rooms come finished
ia oak. Oak bookcase and writing desk
in living room. bedrooms and bath
finished in white enamel with oak floors.
Large basement Attic with stairway.
Price 5000. part cash. balance ON
monthly payments
New modern Groom home ON East
Broadway. oak finish I'm living and
dining room. Thee bedrooms and bath
on second floor. finished in white enam-
81. Basement under eutire house
$4,000, part cash. balance iu payments
w x. MrHENRI.
Llnealn 5Zz2. - Earme-s -Trnst
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

DUBAIL Av.. EAST. 721-
Strictly modern 3 room house.
Bath. etc, lot 4Ox165, alley side
and rear. Everything IN first
class condition. Price $500; pay
ment down, balance like rent.
Frank J. Anderson, Cos Farmers
Trust Bldg. Phone Lincoln 1853.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

COOK-Go0d meat and pastry cook:
also dishwasher. Address Berry's
Fruit Resort. Fenville. Michigan. r. J.
WANTED-S per day is the value
Of a business edueu-ion. estimated on
the basis 81 Increased earning power.
and the short time period required for
completion Monday June g, is the
new sumner Term Opening az the
South Bend Business College, College
Building. corner Michigan and Monroe
streets. Catalogue and sumner rates
on request. Call write or telephone
Main al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

8 room an modern bungalow IA south
end on paved street, e. cash, balance
monthly payments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE
Business service Offered. IS
CoNTRACToR-AND BUILDER WILL
FURNISH ESTIMATES CHEERFUL
LY. j. G.. OLESEN. MAIN 2921.
DAVENTOBTS-IIade to order: also
manufacturers ~ all kinds Of parlur
suites. 10 j.. Colfax 81 Main So.
DOLL HOSPITAL-Moved from 500
Farmers Trust Bldg. 10 SIS Diamond
av. Take Lincoln Way West car TO
diamond; two olorks north.
GENERAL TEAMING-DIrt and ash
hauling, blowing and grading proper
~ done az reasonable prices Phone
Lincoln lOO9 az any time.
LADY DETECTIXE-AnyOne needlns
lady detective. Write Post Office Box
-. South Bend. Ind
PLASTEBING- sfuccoinE. an Kinds
~ cement work. W. q. Howolet. i2i
R0OFING-W8Uta T65feTE EIaborated
Roofing CO.. -l> y. Michigan. Phone
VACUUM CLEANER = Royal Electric
or 81 20 delivered. %. w. S.Laffuer
60. D-nosite Post OFFICE
" A>HINC>-S small bundle VashfuEs
done satisfactorily. reasonable. Adj
4ress Box no. News-Times.
WE CLEAN windows carpets, rugs wall
paper. We wash painted ceilings a1d
walls. Work guaranteed: bonded EN-
ploycs- South BEND Window Cleaning
Co, Lincoln 6l34 Prices reasonable
WELLS-Repaired new wells and els
tern cleaning. ii Hale. 641 LaPorte
av. Phone Lincoln 1927.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

Near Notre Dame. 3 room cottage and
four acres az ground. 500 cash. balance
$500 per month possession az once.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

HASTINGS
21s n. Michigan ST. Lincoln $40.
office open evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

Four room house and garage IN River
Park house not quite completed. for
Slio. 500 cash. balance monthly. Pos
60 rSlou lt once.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03
INSTRUCTION


POSITIONS-Tf YOU want the right
kind: Stenographic, bookkeeping Sec
retarial, general office. place Your APP
piration with the Thomas school lii
censed Employment Agency. third
floor Michigan and Washington av.
Main 1906 Business men-free rapid
service when YOU need competent
people; public work; best rates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03
BUSINESS SERVICE
Heating and Plumbing

PUMPS NSTALLED-H8rvey z. Hager
SD W. LaSalle. Automatic and cleo
Also high class plumbing work Main
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03
HUDSON SEDAN

Model is or passenger. new
Is painted. has all good tires.
respect Price $500 terms m
desired Superior S3lesCo- 2l3
s. Main ST. Phone Main 1SJ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

HUDSON Sport model: must be either
1919 or 1920 model Smaller car. dia-
monds and cash 10 trade FOR same +;
must NOT necessarily have good paint.
Write Blk 111. News Times.
PASSENGER BODN-Wauted with tor.
suitable for con truck; must be cheap
for cash. r. II. Aylosworth. Lakeside,
Mich
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-25
WIFE OF MAN FOR
WHOSE DEATH N.
ASHCRAET Is HELD,
ISSUES STATEMENT
WITHOUT BLUSH OR TREMOR
IRENE DIXON TELLS SORDID
STORY OF CONDUCT PRIOR
TO HUSBANDS DEATH.

Denying that sho know Of any motive
Newt Ashcraft might havo had In slay-
ing her husband, on tho Berwyn-Ard-
moro road on tho night OF March 10th,
and stating that tho defendant and the
slain man had been tho best OF friends
prior TO the fatal tragedy, Mrs. Char.
les Dixon, in an interview with mn Ard
moreito reporter this morning, alleged
that her deceased husband had been
leading double life. and that the gem
eral public was familiar with but the
moral side" of It.
Mrs. Dixon stated that sho In not nc
qualntcd In any manner whatever with
Thomas Evans, tho man whom Ash
craft alleges, In his latest statement,
slcw her husband.
Mrs. Dixon stated that any intimate
relations with Newt Ashcraf,. or
othcrs, were with tho full knowledge Of
her dead husband.
He wished inc 60 associate with
Newt Ashcraft because he wanted TO
learn u mechanics trade. and believed
that II became intimate with Ash
Continued ON pago 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-25
Held That High Court of
Senate Has No Jurisdic-
tiOn in Premises; Pros
ecution Withdraws +.
DANGERS REFERRED
TO BY ATTORNEYS
"GRAVER DANGER LIES IN AID
VOCACY" OF SUGGESTIONS SET
FOURTH IN THE DiPEACH-
MENT ARTICLES. .,.
(By Special Staff Correspondentl

Oklahoma City. March 25.-"If l
were a member Of the court, or II
constituted the entire court, would
hold that the acts charged in Article
l to inclusive, and in Article 9. are
not offenses as contemplated by the
constitution. but are private acts
which have not been adjudged to be
offenses against the laws Of the state,
and having been committed in a pri-
vate capacity, do not give this court
jurisdiction until the accused himself,
or the perpetrator of the acts. has been
under due process of law convicted OF
these acts and found that they con-
stituted offenses against the law" So
said Chief Justice John B. Harrison.
presiding officer of the Impeachment
court, when asked by the court to ap-
ply the law TO the motion to dismiss
all but one of the articles Of impeach-
ment against Ed Trapp. lieutenant
governor Of Oklahoma.
~ Senate Follows Advice
Justice Harrison refused to rule on
the motion to quash, but, at the Re
quest Of the court as expressed by. vote,
gave his view Of the law and then the
application he would make OF the Legal
principles expressed to the case In
question.
The senate. sitting as q court OF I'm
parchment, followed the advice Of the
chief justice. II voted to sustain the
motion to quash all but article 5 OF
the impeachment charges. K. II. Mat
thews. chairman of the board Of house
managers. then moved to dismiss the
case as TO article s. and the motion car
ried.
And the Trapp impeachment trial
was over.
Preliminaries to Final Action
Preliminaries TO the final action oc-
cupled about an hour Justice Har-
rison gave a statement OF his view OF
the law involved. at the request OF the
court, but refrained from ruling on the
motion. He said he had no authority
10 make n ruling.
Both Bob Davidson and E. P. Hill
had suggested that the presiding OF
ficer rule and then submit the ques'
ton to the court for final decision. thus
dividing the responsibility.
A number Of motions were made, in
Continued on Page Two
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-25
ARBUCKLE HIGHWAY
TO BE PUT IN GOOD
CONDITION BEFORE
@ VACATION SEASON

Robert T. scivally reported today
that the Arbuckle Highway has been
approved by the state engineer. and
immediate steps would be taken &c
urge that It be put in first elass con-
dition.
This route reduces the distance by
many miles between Ardmore and
Oklahoma City and traverses the fin
est scenic route in the state.
Mr.. sc.vally states that he has made
arrangements for the erection OF a
hotel at the falls this summer. and
hopes to SEQ many cottages erected
by citizens OF this city who own lots
there.
Mr.. Sclvally said ne was glad the
movement had been started to build
barracks for the Boys and Girls
Clubs Of tho county, and thought the
plan suggested in yestAyiay's Ard.
moreito was n very feasable one and
ono that would be easily met by the
citizens OF tho entire county.
With n good highway from this
city TO Turner Falls It would become
tho most popular resort In this section
OF tho state, according TO Mr.. Sew.
ally. and he hopos TO SEQ the citizens
OF Artmoro get behlnd tho movement
and insist that tho work bo done
at onco,
Approximately q dozen cottages are
located at tho falls at present. but
Mr., solvslly hopes TO 800 forty ad'
ditIonal by the beginning Of ths va
cation season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-25
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL
SCHOLASTIC MEETING

Norman. March 25.-The seventeenth
containing rules governing tho sch 81
astlc and athletic events OF the meet
TO be held at the University OF Okla
homa. May 8. G and 7. went TO press
Thursday morning and will be distri-
buted to the high schools OF Oklaho-
ma this week. announced +. G.. Tappan
chairman OF the interscholastic meet
committee.
Tho bulletin contains several scholas-
tic inovations. but the athletic depart
ment OF tho meet will be conducted ae
in previous years with one exception.
Instead OF the two classes OF events,
A and B. as before the athletics have
boon divided into three classes. a. i
and c.
The addition OF class C came about
because OF the rule Of the Oklahoma
high school athletic association that
no association member Is allowed 10
compete with suspended members.
Class c will include non.association
members and former members OF the
association.
Class A and b viii include association
members only.
Schools OF the association may enter
either A or Il according to their
strength ana size but no winner OF n
past event may enter class d. Class
B is for the small schools not wishing
to compete with some OF the larger
and more powerful schools OF the state.
The meet committee In arranging for
five baseball diamonds In order TO play
off the tournament in the three days
limit. With the five diamonds all so
Ing at once. allowing for the umo lost
between games. the teams will be
crowded TO finish their schedules II as
many enter the tournament AZ tho COM
mittee believes will enter.
Baseball. track. field and tcnris will
comprise the athletic program for the
meet. Moro than 100 high school boys
took part In tho athletic events alone
last spring and the officials are co.
pecting q greater attendance this year
than last.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-25
OFFICER AND FIVE
COMPANIONS DRIFT
OUT TO OPEN SEA
IN FREE BALLOON
PRACTICALLY ALL HOPE GIVEN
Up OF ESCAPE OF FLYERS WHO
TOOK AIR TUESDAY MORNING
THIS WEEK.

Pensacola, Fla, March 25-Naval
authorities have expressed the belief to-
day that the only hope for the safety
Of Chief Quartermaster G. r. Wilken-
son and four student pilots, missing
from the naval airplane station since
Tuesday, when they took the air In a
free balloon Tuesda" night Is that
some vessel in the gu Of Mexico may
have rescued them.
Scores of naval and private crafts
today took up anew the search for the
/ free balloon from the naval air station
here which was reported adrift at sea
yesterday with five men aboard.
The last heard from the balloon vest
erday was that 1t was then off St.
Andrews Bay. drifting toward the open
sea, and only about hundred feet
above the water. Two messages
brought in by carrier pigeuns told the
plight OF the balloon.
The last said the ballast had been
thrown overheard but at that time the
big gas bag was slowly sinking. A
number of seaplanes were being de-
spatched TO the location given but they
found no trace OF the balloon either In
the air or In the water Later sur
face crafts was sent out and wire
less message was sent out to all boats
in the vicinity TO look out for the bal
loon.
The balloon left the Dir station az
o'clock Tuesday evening for an ell
night flight. expecting TO drift to land.
but apparently shift In the wind took
them toward the coast.
The craft is in charge OF Chief Quar-.
termaster Wilkenson, one OF the most
experienced fliers at the station. and
in addition carried five students.
Naval officers said It was possible
that the fliers had landed on the coast
in some out of the way place and
that II might be a day or two before
they could reach a point from which
they could communicate with the air
station.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-25
HAD WITNESSES TO
PROVEC0NSPRACY
is STATEMENT OF
LIEUT.. GOV. TRAPP
OFFICIAL CLAIMS PROOF WAS
READY TO SUBSTANTIATE THE
CLAIM OF CACTUS POLITI-
CAL FRAME. UP" tsf

"0f course, l am gratified with the
result. am especially pleased that
this result was reached both by clear
cut opinion Of the chief justice of the
state and the vote of the senate IL.
self. At no time. however. have l Ell
tertained any doubt as to the result.
The charges brought against me by
the honse were not honest charges,
honestly brought, but solely the result
of political conspiracy, which would
have been directed at any other Demo
crat holding my position.
"These charges were conceived in
sin and horn i'm iniquity and would
never have been presented by the
house but for the terrific political
pressure exercised through the Repub-
lican caucus over the most strenuous
and bitter objections of many Repub-
lican house members.
THAT these members were finally
whipped into line for party purposes
is tribute TO the power of the Re.
publican organization. l charged un-
der oath In the senate that the accu.
sations against me were the result Of
bribery, criminal conspiracy and fraud
and regret that | was not permitted
TO prove these charges, by Republican
witnesses.
I'm the eight counts against me,
which the chief Justice held were i'm
proper, the acts complained of were
done in my private capacity as q bond
buyer md In no case was IL even init.
mated that counties or the people Ind
lost a single cent. but only that there
had been some technical irregularity.
and this might be alleged in practically
every bond Issue made In this state
since statehood.
"l regret that the house managers
refused To try the allegation against
me which went Co my Official conduct
] was ready and anxious for hearing
but the house managers at no time
intended TO seriously present that case.
as It involved merely o citizenship
pardon TO man who had been
out on parole for two years, ard no
one has yet questioned the justice of
tho pardon.
THE house managers moved the dis
mlssal Of the charge In Article s be-
cause In a previous opinion the chief
Justice had intimated that upon hear.
Ing ON the issues OF the case my
charge that the whole thing was the
result Of fraud, bribery and criminal
conspiracy. actuatcd by the Republican
machine. would be subject 10 proof and
was prepared TO call rs witnesses
n number of Republican house mem
bers, who were ready 10 swear that
they were present at the meetings OF
these consplrators and TO toll frankly
the method and manner In which the
charges were brought.
IL want 10 thank the host Of friends
throughout tho state who hnve taken
this occasion 10 express their conf.
dence in my integrity"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-25
ARDMORE SCHOOLS
WILL TAKE ACTIVE
PART IN RAISING
FUNDS FOR CAMP,

The city schools OF Ardmorc> wiIi-tnke
an active part In raising tho funds
necessary for the construction OF the
camp houses FOR the boys, and eirls
farm clubs TO DO located ut Turner
Falls.
This procedure was decided upon af
a meeting OF the presidents or tho
Mothers Clubs held yesterday, afiernoon
at the High School builtfing.
Each ward club will unficrtake to
raise 500 and tho High School club
will raise tho came amount.
Under the plan OF raising mis- ASSESS
mont each school district m the ooun-
y has been asSeesed 800.
There are 81 districts and the esti-
mated cost OF the constr,sction u 81
900 which ia 800 20 the district.
The encampment dsfes for the boys
and girls Of the county have been set
for July Is, 10, 20 and Il. Governor
and Mre Robertson have planned 10
spend the entire four days with the
Carter county young people and besides
tho governor other state officials In
oludinR Treasurer A. N. Lcecraft and
tho president OF the Board Of Agricul-
turo.
This Ia the first time IN the history
OF tho county that every school district
including Ardmore has been united -
a common Gauss and II win b intsroGo.
ting 70 observe the cnshudasm sh10
each community WI pat Into - WuD&
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-25
CITY LEAGUE Is
FORMED WITH TOM
FRAME, PRESIDENT

Several baseball fans met at the
sporting goods store OF Don A. Coch-
ran on West Main street last night and
organized city league that will begin
practice at once to furnish fans base
ball while the Texas Oklahoma team
representing Ardmore Is out OF the city.
Tom Frame was elected president. Ar
thur Woods, vice president, and Don A.
Cochran. secretary
The four teams already announced
will be the Elks. The Ardmore-Akron
Tire company, Merchants and Bankers.
and the Dokles OF the Knights Of Py-
thiss lodge,
There will be another meeting Sat
uriay night for the purpose OF perfect
ing further details, and to sekct cap-
tain and manager for each OF The teams
Tue league will use the city park
Sr games and the schedule will be sr
arranged that II VIII not interfere wi
the games OF the T. o. league. At q
meeting Saturday night the echcdi
win b. arranged and All other matte
6lspcDed Of. The teams vii begin pla,
~ within a short time.