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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
OPPORTUNITY No. =.

inns ~ the case ot two Did pcO.
PIE wno are DU.a pnysicIiIy ui,:,ut,.
40 %ork. 1ncy E1Nc DcCn ii devoted
couple Tor more tnan icTty jears ..
HIa'Ti.u me. ana u tneS are = 1lii 10
dH institution IL VIII mean lGcS VII.
nave To be scpa aruted. Iucy declare
thcy Woulu faiiicr Starsc IA ,ny
streets tnuu 80 ~ the CIty liuni.
Shu We are asking tnui the puDllG
make inns COUPE e Christmas pres
eht ot another year OF lIc tuSctner.
lhfcc nunuryd and StvGuty uv!Iars
VIII pay Tor their rent ana provide
thcHi WIN sufficient tOUd lvr tn.
year pbhcIs "nO are intCrcsty.
VIII see tHat tncy have sunc.rti.
c'"thinS end bedding.
itc, iouSl:' acknowledged s2a5 80
Contributions received sat
''',..! Observation-Disclosures. 81 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Mob Seeks Four Prisoners.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Dec. IA
crowd of about $50 people halted
Davidson County deputies at Good :
lettsvilic. Tenn. this morning with
the purpose of taking four prisoners
from them. according To Informs
tion from the Office OF Sherin Louis
Camp, OF this county.
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Ten Destitute Families Are
Well OH Way to Hap
pincss.
SYMPATHY rs AROUSED
Virginiams Make Spontaneous
Response to Appeal for
The Unfortunate.


"eih"erShip IN the fraternity
i"''"ed 10 bring happy smiles to
rarcw"rn faces and JOY TO heavy
""''S az TINS iuietide season has
nio"h ny Ieaos ana bounds since The
''hcs DiSpatch' on sunday. December
= presented the pressing needs OF
'"' zen opportunities 20 the con
S'uc'' tloh OF generous Nirgtnians.
i"t'r st'fies OF unhhppincss, and
even despair' ana their desire TO &c
iNch )nst one chance in the battle Of
i'e-a hgh' that has heretofore been
losing one hay" aroused sympathy
Wherever thcy nave occn told. and
their TRENDS are now Legion through
""t virginia
TWO Arr 'o'"r tho Top"
"" % '"tS" OPPORTUNITIES nave
s"''' "'cr 'he Top sos ANA $
""" o'he's nave come within striking
instance "' 'h" c"ai. Nearly $1,000 OF
me Sh-p needed I" assure these hes-
N'"'' '"i''''es III" ana comfort for
i"o'"ct year h'h hcch subscribe by
H. 'eSPa'' 'h 'rh num-
W. ""''eS mas given way 10 nope. and
'"'"pi''' ha'p'hess no" l'eH Just
""."" y" '"e r"ah 'ha' once seemed
80 h"'n "hh without happy turn.
INC -D'spa'ch Is appealing
''i 'H'S MONEY "hich VII! Keep low
"s '""'''''S intact oF dfiHinG grim
p''.''S ava! from 'he door' as
''S''''aS present l" thc Ell orpor-
'u"'''eS "c"' Wofhc" ana chiidren
""' "'"'" nav H"""H IL hothihS oi
u'e''"e anu -i"pp! New
e"' "au '"'S ho' iouh" we k!nu-
i''' "" ."'a"s ~ "e.p 'he"' III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
JOY HAS PLACE IN HEAVY HEARTS
AS AID IS GIVEN OPPORTUNITIES"
TEN OPPORTUNITIES ARE PRESENTED
FOR GENEROUS PUBL.GS CONSIDERATION

me ilncs-lspach OF
nd
vi The has
nd
the
be
c'su the
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'UoH t'hned ON Page .. Col. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12

Cloudy mud colder today. probably
rain this morning; tomorrow
Will bc generally fnIr.
For FUN weather report see Editorial Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
OrI'OuTUNIrY M. !.

ms ~ ii case vi ivan uuys II
years old, whose mother is IN "A
sdhdtor iuln, ana whose latuer has
deserted thcn. -Four hundred dol
lars wiii keep these boys al CDvlus-
ION Tor year. while their mutnvr
Is recovering her health
previously acknowledged S So l5
urhay ............. &c 80
Total ~ date. .......Sii2 10
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Total TO date. :;
oPrOuTuNITY No. s.

Two hundred dollars Is needed for
"A iamiiS Ia wnIcu tnc husUanu ls
earning UHiS "a wceh. has "A
sickiy vile anu three cnIldrvn u
provide iUr. Two hundred uuIIars
WI tide them over tie pivsvul
SiuvrSency.
rrcvious.y acknowledged S.3o 80
CONTRIBUTIONS rcreiNvu sat
uruay ......... ) 90
---------
Total 10 date. ..S.i: -
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EIre Thrcatcns TO Mlne nnt ro....

GOoDWATER, ALA. Dec. 1i.--Ssx
business houseA are practically gone,
and the post-oillce and courthouse
arc threatened In q firc. which started
on the east side OF Main street abent
II o'clock tonight. f.osa viii run
near 100000. go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
EARL OF HALSBURY
is DEAD in LONDON
was Lord High Chancellor in 1897
i'H" In Salisbury nnd Baifomr
Mfu1sfrfcv

70! .NSSOCIHtcU I'rcSS.
IoNDoN. Dec. 1.-THE Earl Of
Haisbury, vino was Lord High Chan
Sceiior in lS95-l905 in Lord Sails
oufyS and y. +. Balfours ministries.
died here this morning.
inc hrst Earl of IIaisbury UIcrd-
ingc Stanley GiGard) was born in
1925. He was president of the Rova]
society of Literature and senior
grand warden of English Free Ma
sons. lie held the post -of solicitor
general I'm IS73-SO, and was high
steward OF oxford University.
In the House of Lords, Lord Halls.
bury criticized tho government for
the Irish situation. and was ono OF
those who signed n manifesto In
1895, opposing negotiations to set
tlo the Irish question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12

We are ASKING Tor Suvv Ior lnts
iainIS. siuGC lUS !Il..SI .1u0 ,uutiivl'
are ooti tuorfIuia:, ANA i.ic 10
!cai-oiu DJy n'tn !Lsl come home
Iru.n ,uc saii:itor.unI. lnerc are
IcUi OliIT brs -, iu.G.iIHS - Year,
from ~ 10 Two Oi whom are
in,. i'icut caSca acre Is 40 wage
Garner ~ la.S lan!iy at present
aiId II l. ,,.y :caNy LOAD un the
..ssoriatc.i tn-r:t.S>. SIN nGudreu
4c!Ihra nll 81. ,nem ,..-uugI tne
mig year. and ny that t.nc we
"i'. ~ nave lhriii uu thv!r Icet
.t-iIn.
.e,iousiy acknowledged $500 -
Contributions rcccIN rd sat
u.uay Observation-Disclosures. II -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12

ter days. but bear ,oday's hardship
STd'eiy anu uncumpisininBiy.
.-I,. iousiy .tCknowiedgcu ..S0Si 40
ContrinutIons received SAY
"'udy ................. 90
Total 10 date. $6s9 40
TINS case has ucen closed.
OPPORTUNITY 40. &.
:. ae nan .u TINS iani:s mas hlu
ihoricuioais. tEu HAS JuSi Iu.ur OaGn
.Oii tuc -. iI.I ,OIi..i,. 10 ,vie
- 40 iiSht, t'..t-i..ie ~ JIh. ii,s
e .i' - AIoi. i.l,iS Woman, MO
= "haol1 pas siGalis " % Oul ~
"oir' nut tuS- 49, go. parents.
..'b al. urins..lS 40 ,ifrir Iu-y,a.
oiu Sul ana ,nO LoyS oi dnu ii,
- 81" ncaut.luiIs. VIC can idIS-
~V"v 70 auDp. tuc nnio,.!l l.v..
.atner SsiH cain. tn- ia.n.iy Ma
.,.h iu.;eIhvr.
.'f.'iV@a.. acknowledged ...S Il ~
tv..tii"-,IonS rrCcI.,n Sac
"''-"! ..... 20 30
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Total To date. .Sli.
Oi'i'ORTuNITl No. 10.

This IL inc case or W idOw with
Two .ittlc children TO lake care OF
The mother is thrifty, ana earns as
much as II is possible Tor her TO do
in ner state of health. The TWO
cniidrcn are well cared for. and 40
regularly TO school and Sunday
school. We are most anxious TO
keep this family together. II will
take $500 to take care of them for
the next year.
Previously acknowledged IS 9l so
Contributions received Sat
urda: - 90
Total to date. Sis 80
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oppUltTuAIT, No. =,

Total 10 date. 81.
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uIrul,,ruNI,rA ~. o.

Total 10 date. $2i:
THIS ease hats ucen closed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
VIII No, necnsni.c Church Head.

.'ioniinucd ON ragc =. col. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
OFFICIALS FIND BIC SUM
AFTER WOMAN'S DEATH
VI" Relatives NJ N->. Sannlc uirh-
ards Of Near Dan.iIIc. Can he
iDU.t,I.

pANNILLE, "a, SEPT lg.-The al-
'a7r.,.e- OF Tit,sylyan.a arc ho.drrr
tho sum az $1,000 On currency. wh.rl.
s.nee the lcath of Ais Naunla Rlca-
ards has hecn found !n various places
about her farm a, Dry Fork. 50 far
as is known there are no relatives to
whom tnc money can Do legally paid.
'his c>a.a!nins tho tzure OF the sum
hy .jc.als.
Mrs Richards. who va- ov,r 80
Gears II a-a had operated a l0o-acrc
farm at a so.d prom, for many year.
anl Tor some years there had boon a
report current, tha, she was wot,N @
!-"oi deal ot money Af-.r the Sc
mans death the authori,io took Dr.
ON OF the Home ana urlr-,,u
r"fui search Noulns wa- found
,ra house on frs, sea-rH
n-d"rn.ath a hon nest r ,h.
..he0 hous, was Coun' p a,en h5l,
.Hl lu II a h'lrl'ct wn. ',. ,lal
: "o' in hills. Later % tho n,r-. ..
tsunt iu a t.ma,,J cam I-I, .o-
.i,' PREVAILS ,ho, more ,y hld-
Gam oa the plantation Ta aer
thus seized viii oc held pending
l'riuer Developments.
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as To whether hn vac "prcnnr.1 %
enter a Conference to ascertain how
IN" association Of Ireland. with In.
community nations known ms th.
british Empire. can hes, be recon
cii"d with Irish national nspirat,ons"
To TINS. De Valera replied i'm tn. nf-
iirinativ". but added to his r.rly ;hc
PARAGRAPH now in dispute. saying:
In this Tina note we deem il orr
duty TO rcanirm that our position is
n can be only as we have defined
IL Throughout this correspondence.
car nation has formally declared it's
independence and recognizes itself
lie . sovereign state. Il is only Az
representatives. Of that state and as
us chosen guardians that wc have
authority or power to act on behalf
OF VI people"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
SiNN FEM LEADERS SrIf.I.
HOPEFUL or CONFERENCE:

DUBLIN. Sept. l9.-Thc members
OF the Dali Eircann Cabinet reviewed
the situation this afternoon. giving
particular attention to Premier Lioyh
','"'Ee's kilograms. At tho CON
cIuSion OF the session a reply To tho
British Prime Minister was drafted
and dispatched Immediately by H..
\alcr'. so far as the Sim Fcin
position is concerned. IL aid NOT an
pear 10 change it in any way What
sOcvcr.
At the same time. {, IS announced
that DE Nalrra's desire Tor u CON
ference is strong. as IS that o; his
colleagues. The members o: thu. DAN
Eirrann do not believe that tho notes
forwarded to Lloyd George were open
TO IN" construction that they claimed
recognition as n sovereign state. AZ
some OF them express 1t, thor idea
OF a conference is ono which mnv
lead TO association with the British
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
Enjoying yonr friends sound sleep oyom't
get yoM the sleep you need. Wotch
uyhGt he drinks oud ask him
tie reason why

You Cart help noticing the
man VINO comes down to the
oitlce LII the morning with ruddy
Cheeks and clear sparkling eyes
full of energy, and eager for
the tasks of the day.
he is physically "ht"-and can
do twice the amount of work the
average person can do, without
becoming tatigued.
|! you go out to lunch with
this man you'll notice that prob
ably he avoids coffee. though
he may drink Postum-the
well-knoWn and delicious bever-
age, coffee-like in flavor.
This is the secret of his superb
.iealth. He isn't putting the
drugs from coffee or tea into his
system three times every day.
rs a consequence he sleeps like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20

commonwealth. and. II that failed.
would leave them In no worse posl-
ton morally than when they entered
il.
TIL" general impression among thu.
AT the Mansion House today was that
a conference would he held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
,a,.. Freight Car. Arc Fewer.

N}.W YORK, sept ia ;urihor
ogcl,a,c OF 1852 ~ tho !dic fro!gat
CRY standing on sldctracits wa" re-
.oi;ed to-day by the american Rail-
"a" Association !or the week ending
: cplombcr s. compared with the pre-
eding rceX The total !llc ca sur
wa{ thrn 45O.sn3 chrs. OF which
use y-s;c scrylceabie pnd. 2i2.s3i
IN need or repairs.
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ARBUCkLE'S WIFE
SEES HIM IN PRISON
AT SAN FRANCISCO

continued From firs, parc.)
huciSl" IS charg"i With having at
tackled and fatally injured Miss
ltappc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20

q healthy baby all night. His
sleep refrcshes and rests him.
He has perfect control Of his
nerves.
Do not delay another day in
starting back on the road to
robust health. The rich, coffee
like flavor Of Postum will surprise
and please you
Order Postum from your
Grocer today. Drink this hot,
refreshing beverage in place of
tea or coffee for ten days and see
what a wonderful difference it
will make in the way you feel.
Postum comes in two forms: Instant
Postum Tin tins) made instantly in the
cup by the addition of boiling water.
Postum Cereal Tin ~packagea of larger
bulk, for those who prefer to make the
drink wnIc the meal is being prepared
made by boiling for 20 minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
Al NutnmnhiIc> Stnpncd.

AZ onr .. -
49,, ~
- -. -
$3.50,
80" ~
-, frar,.-
.,,.a ~,
... ,., . f.,
~ i;... 49,.
49,, n... -. ..-.
,,a ,,ot~ c-ndor,l,,v a,c.,.s1 ,,
: So, ho.a.a
80 ..n s,e.ty ,r,r ~, -" .,,
.,ed -o,o
- n ~. .,,,-. ,oos -o. ,u., .,,fr
iooLs t,oy sra t.nor,.1 =, moc,i,as
boir, .y.d nv ~ .,~,Eo-s .., n..
sdc no ii,os and .,,d 40, go ,o.,,,
Moss ti,-,s,s b.y. Zoo, cs.oh.
lsh,d ,yhar. mo STRIKERS r,y o,,a,,
f-oo fooa f,t-njsbc, go, ,t,c ".,-fLn
nsncn." Gina
- -, ,-n.
,,-an-,an, 49,, 81.
-. -. - .,
,.S 49,.
nu-,, ~ ..n',.
= ,,-e, -.
"'ooN i" $50" '""S 1T
'N."N 80. 80 ""p .ptt" VIZ"
"hl'" inc S'F'"e'S "''"e"
b''e' '"'""'''" :" "N' NA"N' N rs
sac. VIC" we on companies "''t'''"
cn''o!'1 h'"'N-'"'H jerome o.
""n Et"nS's~o' ""o "''H ms h"t"-
'o''." E"'E mas "t''H'v FAMOUS -"'
're"N.ht S'FKes tH' west
'speU'""! s'''e' .|' S'F'Hc'S' 10 re-
cruz men :" S'H f''He'Sco ''r "''"
'"e %! n'l"S'
""'h'oa' 81 Jerome WORKERS
were su'pI'Stu .! '"e Sl'lhefS near
Iait last fr'Gay' when their tram on
a branch line was deTailei ana tn"
men forced !" return 10 a Francisco
Ivy the strikers.
T~hnr,u-n,, orr,pt,.J.
since ,b.u r,,riur s,c,n, .,-
49, ",s,,.H. -, ,," ~.
~ IN 80 '
"e't' ~ S"'"' ".,'S'' """'H'''D
nE oDN'''''S "r an! KIN" OF ~N!oi'hc"'
inc district mas been t~""r'uS..y or
gan!"ed ana is being completely pa
iroiled-
q. The business men OF tho oil town
@: Taft have raised . STRIKE b.res.
.,na ~ &. con r,r ,,s. g., ,n,f,,.tri.
i,,. n nrdo ~, No. ~
.r"- ,",h .,.,p
c,.,..r ~
Ou''NSE '"'"N"' APPROX l-'eIS
'he same tnfho"r "i men A''P' are
StliI al woFk in tho on hcld. "a large
umh OF them, especially those en-
pIoycd by the standard on Cumpauy.
,,einc ~nonunion men
.rbc,. :. mo, ,.f,, ,.,.e.., t- ,h.
,a.,. 49,,
'
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Mrs. Inni.c \. wo"d.on rlc>.

Mrs. I"ui-c =. W""dr"n Elc>.
Mrs Louise y WooIsor. widow ~
r.. " Woodspn. dicd at ,u. homo 80
hcr SON. George l.. Powers loi Lt Z.
Main street, shortly hcfure . o'c.oc.:
this morning. Notice OF funeral ar
ranrcmcrts VII be maGo later
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-26
MOTHER OF DEAD
EX-SERVICE MAN
WANTS TO RENT
TRACT OF LAND

Efforts are being made by Mrs.
C G. Squires, secretary Of the local
chapter of the American Red Cross to
secure plot of ground for Mrs. Nc
Daniel, the mother Of the ex-service
man who died on the Wolverine lease
near billiard the latter part Of Nov
enber, 1920.
Compensation due the family Of the
eX-service man has not been received
from the government Mrs. Squires
states THE mother with two grand
children, and a cripple son are COM
PEELED to move from the lease" Mrs.
Squires states, "and we want to rent
tract Of land for them, near the
city, where they can raise chickens
and a garden. They will not need
large tract, an acre or two, with
house. This we will rent and any
one who has such a plot of land, or
who can assist me in locating same
are requested to phone the Red Cross
headquarters phone 2163."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-26
R. A. HEFNER WILL
REPRESENT THE
ROTARY CLUB AT
CITIZENS MEETING

Rotarians today unanimously en-
dorsed the ministers Of the city to
Rev. Billy Sunday, the great evan
gelist, to conduct religious cam
paign in Ardmore during 1921, in
response TO Dr. Crayton $. Brooks,
who presented the matter today at
the regular noon session at the Cham
ber of Commerce.
DR.. Brooka called attention to
many phases Of Mr. Sundays cam
paigns which always result in un-
told good for the communities in
which he speaks. Among other
things DIR. Brooks stated that he
believed il would advance Ardmore's
religious work five years ahead OF
the usual program. He also referred
10 the fact that financial guarantee
is not necessary in securing the
great evangelist.
Upon the suggestion Of Rotariar
John Easley, who presented th'
matter of legislative appropriation
for the State Poultry Show for Mrs
Minnie Il. Church, county home dem
onstrator, Rotarians unanimously en-
| dorsed the request that the clul
urge Senator Carlock and Represent
ative Hoover to exert every effor
to keep the appropriation to $3.50
as heretofore, instead Of cutting i
to 1850 as is proposed. Rotariar
Easley also called attention to thu
Carter County Teachers meeting herr
Friday and Saturday and asked tina
the teachers be taken care Of il
the homes of the citizens. Thos
who will entertain teachers in thei
homes are requested to notify Mrs
Kate Gait Zanies, county superin
tendent, at Phone 449.
Rotarian r. A. Iefner was ap
pointed the club representative a
the citizens committee meeting call
ed for Monday night, January 81
when representatives Cf five club
will meet with the mayor and othe
city officials to offer amendment
to the present city charter.
A number of other important mat
ters were taken up and final dispC
sition made.
Among the guests were X. ]
Mayes of Hiawatha, Kan; DIR. Waite
Hardy. Robert Malahy. Durant; Les
ter Hutchinson, Kansas City, an
W. II. Bailey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-26
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
Take Salts at First Sign OF Bladder
Irritation or Backache.

The American men and women must
guard constantly against Kidney
trouble, because we eat too much and
all our food is rich. our blood is
filled with uric acid which the kidneys
strive to filter out, they weaken from.
overwork, become sluggish; the elimi-
native tissues clog and the result Is
kidney trouble, bladder weakness and
a general decline in health
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
OF lead; your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night; if you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy, nervous
spells acid stomach or You have rheu-
matism when the weather Is bad, get
from your pharmacist about four
/ ounces OF Jad Salts. take table
spoonful in a glass OF water before
breakfast for few days and your Kid
neys will then act fine This famous
salts is made from the acid Of grapes
and lemon juice. combined with lithia,
| ard has been used for generations to
flush and stimulate clogged kidneys.
to neutralze the acids in the urine so
/ IL no longer IS a source of irritation,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad salts is inexpensive; cannot in-
iure. makes delightful effervescent
lithia-water beverage, and belongs in
every home, because nobody can make
a mistake by having good kidney
flushing any tlme.-Adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-26
TAGORE, ORIENTAL
PHILOSOPHER AND
POET, TO Be HERE
THURSDAY, FEB. 10

An announcement which viii be Of
great interest TO Ardmorc people is
that DR.. Rabindranath Tagore. the
Oriental philosopher and poet will be
in Ardmore to deliver an address
Thursday, February 10. Definite an
nouncemcnt Of place to be made with
in q short time.
The following taken from the Harv-
ard Crimson, January G. tells much
of interest concerning DR. Tagore
DR.. Rabindranath Tagore, the Ori-
entail philosopher and poet hest
known TO Western readers, who has
come to this country for short
visit. will spend two days at the
University next week, speaking i'm the
New Lecture Hall under the auspices
of the Department of Philosophy on
both "Wednesday and Thursday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock. In the first
lecture he will discuss many phases
of Folk Religion in Bengal" and in
/ the second lecture, he will speak about
''The Meeting Of the East and Wcs;.
The public, as well as members OF the
! University, will be admitted without
charge on both afternoons. DR.. Ia
gore will speak in English.
When he delivered several lectures
at the University in 1912, the hal
was crowded to capacity on each oc'
casion and many people who came
TO hear him speak could not be adj
mitted. In 1913, almost Immediately
after the first books which he hac
written in English appeared, he wai
awarded the Nobel prize for litera
ture. as the critics of Europe an'
America recognized that his works
were masterpieces Of style and ex
DreSsiOn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-26
VISITING TEACHERS
To- BE WELCOMED
ARDMORE HOMES
pN FRIDAY NIGHT

On Friday and Saturday of this
FeekI Ardmore will be visited by
lore than 800 teachers from over
ne county. 1t will be a splendid
opportunity for the citizens to be
uests to a group Of men and wo-
len to whom the nation owes the ut
most gratitude, and it will be an OPP
ortunity Of which Ardmorc can III
ford to miss taking advantage.
The teachers will assemble here
riday afternoon TO attend the Car
PR County Teachers Association con
fention. They will De guests Of the
Fhasnber Of Commerce at n $50
clock dinner Friday evening They
Hill remain over night to attend the
wo sessions planned for Saturday at
be courthouse
Mrs. Kate Kalt Mnies, county sup
rintendent of schools, has expressed
he wish that Ardmore citizens enter
ain the visiting teachers in their
|omes Friday night.
ut is not the question Of defraying
Expenses" Mrs. Zaneis stated, "but
gives opportunity for the develop
hent Of community spirit, and that
something we need now, perhaps
bore than anything else. We will
lave opportunity TO return some OF
he generous hospitality for which
PIE rural citizens are so well known
nd it behooves Ardmore people to ap'
reciate the opportunity and to take
dvantage Of It.
"The teachers will be entertained
dinner Friday night, and the hostess
eed not obligate herself to provide
ny meal, other than breakfast Sat
rday morning" Mrs. Zaneis said.
Thus far, Mrs. Zanies state, only
2 Of the 800 expected visitors have
cen provided for in private homes.
Anyone who can take care of on
n more teachers are requested Il
hotify Mrs. Zanes at phone 449
Without delay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-26
SHERIFF ARRESTS MAN WHO
SWINDLED HIM OF Si5, 900

Fort Woth. Texas, Jan. 26.-Joe
Furey, indicted in connection with
the s45,OOO swindlng Of former De-
putty Sheriff Frank Norfleet, Of Hale
Center, Texas, was placed in Jail here
this morning by Norfleet himself, after
a chase through old Mexico and IS
states of the United States. Furcy
was finally captured by Norfleet and
his young son, in Jacksonville, Fla,
last Friday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-26
Important Meetings
| Scheduled For Week

WEDNESDAY,
At the Churches: Md.week prayer
services at all the churches of the
city.
THURSDAY
Lions Club: The Lions will meet in
regular noon session Thursday at the
Chamber of Commerce. o. c. Lasher,
president
Fourth Ward Mothers Club: The
Fourth Ward Mothers Club will meet
in regular monthly session, Thurs
day afternoon at the school building
Camp Fire Girls: Meeting of the
Camp Fire Girls will be held at $3.50
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
Chamber of Commerce.
FRIDAY
County Teachers: Members of the
Carter County Teachers Association
assemble to meet in two days session
Banquet at Chamber of Commerce a
$50 o'clock. Friday evening.
SATURDAY
County Teachers: Teachers meet II
two sessions, morning and afternoon
| in the district court room.