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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-11
ORNfR STt DFNTS 10 MEET
VI "a VI THANKSGIVING

special in Z be- views
ruLLEGE STATION Texas. Noy
n What uruiulsns foo d. fho greatest
rumc coming and reunion NJ oS stu.
l.nr HHd alumni ~ tho 4 a VI col
.og0 OF TDyss ever hold bon fhc h.stors
uf 'be institution is hciue planned fei
ruukss, lug dav in " o. Cook sec.
uIrf of fbe Association of Former
Students of thr college. assisted hy
uImrf students 1nd alumni residing iu
Bryan and Cullcga Station Advau
rs, .s helng taken Of the great At
traction that viii be- furnished r the
annual fnotlall game between the TIM
r.fsIty of Tr,as and A. q " College.
hioh viii br pl,sed at college SIN.
ZION on thnt day 20 assemble the alumni
nd students
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-11

after the competitive drHa M the
Amusement Paris CHIEF IaMoti al
Missouri taHrf official ard former
oklahoma Aggie star eiH referee uIfh
John CrudgiuriDn assisting at ths limo.
The umpire nams has not yet been
announced
The probable lineup ~ no tFo frlns
Nth wclThi of zach man follows
For th' Bulldogs
Yates fuliiack. 100
BAN. lsft halflaek i5O
McNirkrrE urht halnaok 100.
Bryan. guarterbnck. ll5.
Luna. center I1D
John Monk. left guard 1855.
saffle i'ff tackle. lG
AloEsudrr lrft end. 100
balmDu right guard. il,
J y Mons right nrkIf. Igi
CLARK, Htf end. 800
Miich'u right hslnack. $50
stone. END Ifs
For tho satarns
Micklafnr fHa.E. ff5.
Sipes. i'ff halnHek Isl.
Auucl. ughi hllftark isi
oakcs, quurteriurk 100.
dundy. center I.s
Goldiul right guard lti
Bofl's l.n guard. iu
Mcqueen right tackle 100.
Dawson. lrn H.tl, IG9
Anderson urhf ,nd. l15.
Wh.HinEfon l.f' end Ils.
BufIer l'ft h3inack. isg
ElkIus rIFht hplfhack. ii5
Wine. left gurd res.
kaufman. l"u mifn.t 1871.
sharp uu.rrrinck. iD
ThmnrH ..r 'nd $50
Nui'f aghI guard. l5j.
fonUihrr urrf tackle. ilg
IlDdh'p1 fdha.t '1g
Lands rghf end M
~ liWlr.. center. 1884,
smF f3t
Pollard i2g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-11
Estes Resignation
Formally Accepted

Resignation ~ W B Estes al seofe.
nfr rf ihe Eard ~ Cite development
HfH formally accepted last night s fhe
dIerfor TIE aguafion is effective
Da0lu.heI 81 Eua relgninE q, Boz
.4ms secretary ~ the Chamber q com
Her.r af iaF Vegas N "a immediate
after fhe acceptance of The r-algna
fiar .nr board Ias-ed resolution thank
uF I'll Estes for boz services ls eco
r.faIs dmnE ,ne past tNo years.
An executive meeting NJ BE- board
wee railfd co. -30 O'Clock saturday
uiFhf to discus- finances Only mcm
beers ~ The board VAL b. allowed fa ~.
Id ihs nesting d W8s announced
Tho Bard so'Dd $50 fo assist in or.
gnzins fhr work OF fne Southwest
rIana alHs th. root, from canadian
f1 Clovis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-11
Spanish-Ameriican
War Vets Select
Lindsay as Head

A. a meeting Thursday morning ~
~ Green's store veterans 90 the
spanish American war mot and formed
temporary organization. George
ldndny was elected t,mHUury priest
dent and W . peGusn was elected
temporary secretary
A meeting win d. held hter FOR tho
uurpo~e 81 forming q permanent or
Tanization
AZ the Thursday meeting 70 was a..
cid'd mat The veterans would march IN
~" Victory plf celebration and lint
there would be floli representing mo
Veterans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-11
CHIlDERS FILES SUIT
IN CLARENDON court

CLARENDON Tsus Sow rf- DE.
-" Atiuusf W % rhH.rr nom
fsafIIa has h..r H.r since Nora,v
attending 20 atH tasress Ir fh. .rr-.
n court ir.derfa'. uh. Der. V-
'hffrr '1at Umr to W. rauri.fr,
aga.rrf T 90 iHu, De- CHARGING r,t
D. Rad Permitted premises urHar bis
eotiro to IL used for gaming purposes
iHfirci Attorney chlirr thsr an
f'ares o. fnf state .n Nr LHnes ~
sminlnE irsi wh|ch was hrl8 bore b..
fore Len o Lewis .n ,ns Iusrr. .ar,
ana 81 i4fiis ras hound .,tr to .r..,
o." action = fhe rand jury
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-11
BUFF KEEPS HIS
TITLE IN FIGHT
WITH SHARKEY



NEH fuEs sou IH. Johnny hnH
anda rnflHHreff boxing champion,
U.aIrtd ns ONO tonight o. Obtaining
.ude. decision u.,r II.t "larf'y ~
Sew TOr. aI ffe sr1 0 fnaI fifteen
round a.f Madison Square GIrirr
HsHt.r U.0Is| H ftr EARLIER
rounds FH started winning ~
feuas, boz OBJ. .r.Iuh round tnd Dol fHe
power ~ OIL hitting turned .he H1r
IaIn.f fH. IH|.I American
stHr... hHI tI. bette. ~ five
mHIr %. f.r' f. i.f lrI four we're
..tn rlr t.rH.I I+ pound. ar1
silIar iIaIt
FIGHT b, Round,
Round 900. hampton f0D. fre 1f
ensIf. 500 af. MISSING 600 urhf
neH 0 fHs Hl. they anensd
There r... #s.u IsHf .HE. at
jose gurne
nngrd saarss landed 70 l.fi 20
'H' stomach Slipped tHI n.U bon. als
100 tnl0 H.r aHlI RIGHT and l,ft
10 DBL. H.Hd Tf.u p.. . N.r. ..f.f.
hams. n' h.f Punching lDI d. E.u
Both H'rr wild
Round l1u arf bard nfHt md
t0 Io fHl Uf Buffa stomach
topped ia r.u rrhi
Round -nIIfa. '.1E fHr offensive
hlt Vs. ud shlrk,s s.nt % I.sht t0
stomach Bur- hrd.j hrd uebt ou
Sass
Round shull,. ar Hr ur tu|
Hr stnma.H lr1 Boo f .IH.h nnr.uf
Nn HIh Hf EHn m .ban u.h
lEm fo HH shlfk. pounded Bur
1h rrhi md Iar. 200 ma,b 20
..IU
Round 3f1IF,. u.....f ..rsa|
~ nrht uupsrmt with rurft I,rs
ZOO ihe lYw
l'nand shars,y swung hard
fl' url IrfiH Poo iul Hd. rlff D..
IInrr HIth rrhf urI Hf. i.,ts H.
IN shlft'f Hurr.I mr with
Irh'a t1 th' hob and I.It tY fhs
Hw
Round shrk.g hooked tulc.
WIN l"It o. nN ana dH1.I ImU win
rights fD th. stomach N.. uvun.
hd at close quarters qar..g lu.
n'1red 20 hos, fh. bette. OF fhc in.
'Hhi'ng shafF'y staggered tho cham
HiNu With lrn fn fl. uN
Round shlrt. 4run staggered
i'nr with leff 20 fh. au Bun arded
Hrht i'tis to h. bead md shtfey
followed with two hard rrrt unpnr
niH Both landed h.rl body blows n
ihaft'' 3 r0rn'I Hl fh.u missed lrd
'lrp'd Both wen. on their knees lt
lh' bell
Round Do Bur lrded right % law
'h'n l.ft 20 stomach shuacy sent
fOf rights to Hnd. md lef, uu head.
u"if $500. hoed.ns ,t tho muuth. Most
of his blows wore ruur wild
Round - sDTkns ,u ulHrsd
taiirp un mo champion lu 4 jer'
20 The chin sent Hun slrrunr iol
Do ro'ps Hu0 missed ....HI #rbt
SWINGS f1r th' hei1 shu... Ind.d
cu in ilW lt The uru
Round o. sharEst landed '.rd
'irht7 and l'us to fh, body. sun
'opned claiming % fou rh, r,f.ree
ordered mo men fn u.uu, shlfkev
continued th' 1afuN m Uufrs bend
lr dhod Hln .uHaf.rI with rights |
lnd i'iis 600 900. HuI Th. ri,noii,r
nurh' desperately shrt.t landed
I'm 20 chin ~ mo nal
Round '5 ruT missed .sn uprer !
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-11

I fpuiiail star fi-l,ed Through TIE lss,
Though u quaked and quivered:
IIe busted through. and WHEN be rose:
First down h. yeiIed. and shivered.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-16
JIHOSLOVANSKY KON-
CERT v BROADWAYSKE
KNIHOVNE.

Vcerejsi jihoslovansky veci-
rex V audioriu knihovny na
Broadway a vych. 55. ul. tesil
Sc neobytejne cetn6 navsteve.
Pekny program obsahoval w
kony tamburasske kapely, jez
zahrala sm6s Geskych pisni,
zpevnich cisel, jakoz i ukazek
srbskych narodnich tancG, KITE
re byly provedeny skupinou
zen, nichz jedna byla odena
v narodni 3kroj. Pofadatelstvo
povzbuzene Il vcereisim uspe-
chem slibilo usporadati Ia diva
tydny zabavu podobnou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-16

.spocinuly zraky jeho ma te
.nadhefe riznych stkvoucfch
Sc barev tax stedfe kolem roz-
hozenych. = Brizy od6ly sc do
zlata, listi bukG zbrunatn6lo
iako med, smrky ztemnely a
habri jako by zachvaceno bylo
pozarem, az plameny neho
vyslehovaly.
: Ale ticho bylo vukol, mno-
hem tiseji nez bylo lete. O.
zvala Sc jen tn a tam ella sy-
korka, zachrastila veverka We
|vetvfch, a zdaleka ozyval Sc
preryvane zlov6stny skrekot
vran.
Jiskfiva, tista, modra oblo-
ha jako Zvon a piece lehce iak
lyitezny oblouk vZnaSela Sc w.
lsoko mad hlavou Sibravacko-
YOU, ktery V nemem Gdivu tax
Sc zadival, re ami nepozoroval,
| jak bile vlakno babiho l6ta "a
chytlo Sc ma jeho obnazenou
hlavu a vlalo "a MIN jako dlou
Ehe, lehounke pero.
z tohoto mileho pozorovani
lvytrhl naSeho mileho filosofa
hlas Katky, devecky vzacn6
Ipani.
"Sibravaku. nechte toho a
poid'te domh".
"1 pro umutena hodino! Bo-
re. to je rana!"
! "Vzacny pan ma V kole hai-
neho Senobradka 2 w mate
Isv6dcit".
Sibravacek nelenil. Sebral
Inadobi a ochotne pospichal ia
Katkou. Kdyz ii dohonil. do.
vedel Sc, re vzacny pan pfistih1
haineho u sveho psaciho stolu
"Hajny byl standopede pro
pusten re sluzby, a ted dosta-
ne .ieste neiaky zavdavek. Ia.
XIV 2 vas, Sfbfava6ku, prI wy
tahoval". pokraGovala Katka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-16

tenn jako ohromnou jidelnu pro
5000 osob, lazn6mi atd. opatre-
nou>budovu cinil Kt 100000
a byl opatfen hlavn6 obetavym
studentstvem americkym, V
prvni rade ovsem naSimi mily-
mi .rodaky, kterf 81 timto zpd-
sobem zbudovali pomnik neju-
Slechtilejsi: vd6cnou vzpomin-
ku V tisfcfch mladych, nadse-
nych srdcich. Jest videt, ze
svetova valka nezabila idealu
a to jest poznatkem nejhfeji-
vejsim. Pfiste Ease Yam die
moznosti napisi n6co radost-
vanske drahy a zastupci 210,-
bou prinesod, ovsem, budouc-
nosti nelze pfedvidati. Tisice.
re pozdravy ze' stare vlasti
vsem!
Frant. SlabV-BylanskV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-16
Zvsrolekar - obst' sveho
povolani. Komarenske "a. Hi

Zverolekar' - obet sveho
povolani. Komarenske "a. Hi.
rex" oznamuji: Minuleho u
dne stal Sc obetf sveho povola.
nj Jan Ueberlacker, 32lety I'VE
rolekaf ilaysk6ho okresu tren-
canske zupy ma Sloyensku. Po-
silal do Prahy vymesky kont
onemocn6leho ozhfivkou V &c.
Dlanskem cukrovaru, aby ma.
jiteli odstfeleneho zvifete by
la vyplacena obvykla castec.
ma statnf nahrada. Pri tom 81
nakazil ruce. Nest astny mu5
vedel, re ODE ruce ma ztrace-
ny. Byl dopraven do Prahy,
kde mu amputovany ruce. A
vsak nepomohla ami operace
Nebozak podlehl nakaze, KITE
rou 81 pfivodil We SVEN povo-
lani.
Saske hranice jsou nedosta-
teGns hlidany. Pred nekolika
dny vratili Sc do Prahy detek-
tivove, vyslani do Warnsdorfu
a do Rumburku, vysetfiti neja-
ky dalezity prfpad. A vrativse
Sc, oznamili, ze po trihodino-
We ceste ma saskych hranicich,
mezi obema mesty, nepotkali
zadneho pohranicniho strazni-
ka! Vsechny cesty pfechody
do Saska byly nestrezeny, vol
ny, a klidne Sc po Mich pasova-
10. Detektivove byli rzasll mad
touto nedbalou a naprosto ne
dostatecnou kontrolou nasich
hranic V tax dHlezitych mi
stech a pokud jsme 'informo-
vani, ueinili take pffslusne o.
znameni financnim pohranic-
MIN 1faddm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-16

"To Sc VIZ, odpovfdal Sibra-
vacek, "a vytah'. Hled'te, ia
kou mi dal "a to p6knou Dire
venku".
"Tak Wy jste MIN byl iedna
ruka? O, Wy nevd6cniku", Wy
kfikla Katka a spraskla rukaz
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-16

"Byl, byl", pfiznaval Sc ST.
bravacek, ''to ia s kazdym zlo-
dejem Sc hned puntuiu, cheche
chechei"
Kacka odskoCila cd Sibra-
vaGka, odplivla a vykfikla:
!. "Fui, d6dku; toho Sc ma vas
y2acna pani doGkala."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-16
SLIP AVACEK
Iivot a oIlo samorostleho
filosofa Z lnad.
Ea7ral F'r. rioa.

II WYNN" slibovai eilsa
vasek ochotne, ''jiste vyzvim a
vseckc Fam poyim," a jiz opal
do dynky tahacku smichane-
he Sc suchym listfm visho-
wynn a komonici. Ma tuhle
smes byl Sibravacek zvykly,
tabatku pyt1iku nabnde a
pax voni a to je hlavnf wee.
Po trech dnech byl zv6davy
hajny Senohrabek ma pasece
jako ma koni. Zdaleka uz ma
Sibravacka kyval a hazel ru-
kama, a nea dosel, ptal Sc jest
Ii Sibravacek neco vyzvedel.
Mas filosof zGstal klidny ia
ko vzdycky. Odlozil motyku a
posadil Sc ma pafez.
"No, jak jste poffdil?" dole
hal hajny.
"To Sc INA, re dobre," odpo-
vida Sibravacek pokojne a 81.
rokym palcem macka tabacek
do darovane dymky. vim
vSecko, cd A az do T."
Hajny zv6davosti Sc jer
tfasl a pfisedl t6sn6 k Sibra-
vatkovi.
"Jmeni tedy vzacny par
ma?" tazal Sc hajny, ably do.
stal Sibravatka do proudu a \
hlavni veci.
"Ba ma" sdeloval Sibrava.
eek. "PaneGku, sedm tisic; tc
mu iako vzacna pani prinesls
pretense ty ma ulozeny Y
Praze V zalozne."
"Ajajai," divil Sc hajny,- "tc
je penez! A co jako ze sluzby
neuklada nic?"
"Nic, mily hajny, mic! 1.-Two
byti je t6zke a sotva vyjde".
.Hajny vrtel povazlive hla
YOU, ale prece medal pokoje.
"Nu, a jak Weinsteinem
A jak daryl"
SibravaGek vrtel prudce hla
YOU.
"Nic, co. by vas potasilo
|Vzacny pan povidal, re pre-
senty cd cizich lidi vabec ne
bere. Ale kdyby mu chtel par
.vrchni neco poslat Z toho, CT
dostane, re by bral".
"Clov6ce, tohle re vzacnj
pan rekl?" divil Sc hajny tu
Sill jiz certovinu.
NO, to Sc INA, sam vejtiskl
We mne to- fekl do oci", tvrdi
Sibravacek.
"CloYece", yykrikl zdesent
hajny. "Snad jste Sc no ma tc
neptal?"
|, "a koho jsem' Sc mel ptat?'
branil Sc nevinny SibravaGek
"Vzacny pan musi neilepe We.
det, jake ma jmeni a kdo mi
nosi prezenty".
"Tak Wy, Wy jste to vsecko pc
ved6l2F zaiikal Sc hajny 9
zbledl.
"No, Ia takovou p6knou dire
venku tlovek n6co udela" cd
vetil pokojne Sibravacek, ale \
Ocich Sc mu zajiskfilo a 1sta je
no stahla Sc k usmevu.
"Taky yam, hajny, vzacnJ
pan vzkazuje, abyste Sc zepta'
seikory, kan nosem seda, a ze
pan vrchni mel poslat chytfej.
siho, tento, ten - tento jak
to - nemohu 81 vzpome-
nout, pytlo - diplo - -
y,o ySok uS vito 4"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-16
DoPls z CZECH


Iyto dny poskytuJe nase mi
ticka Praha obraz nezvykleho
ruchu We v5ech ulicich, vedou-
cich na vystavist6 v Praze WI,
kdy byly pofadany nase neza-
pomenutelne vystavy: jubilej-
nj a narodopisna. P. V. ",
(prazske vzorkove veletrhy)
letos ma jafe podruhe porada-
ne (prvni byly ma podzim
1920) pfilakaly mnoho j cizich
hostf a svym usporadanim a
rozlohou daleko predci prvni
lonsky pokus. Willy, Sc jiz a
stanou Sc casem jiste jeste
mnohem hledan6jsi1ni. Eel, re
jsou opetne nasf representa-
ci' hlavn9 zidovske firmy,
jichz reklamy (pruhy platna $
prlslusnymi napisy, rozepjat6
pres ulici mad draty elektricke
drahy) vas ''vitaji' v Hybern-
ske ulici, Revolucni trfde (by-
vala Eliscina) a j. Charakteri-
sticke jest, ze doporucujf hlav-
ne koralku, totiz pardon - Ii
kerry. Inu ovsem, vzdyt' jest to
ten nejlepsl prostredek k "a
temneni mozkd. Jest to vskut-
ku az prilis vtfrava reklama,
ma kterou nejsme zvykli KITE
ra sc V nasich pomerech vyji-
ma jake pest ma oko. u vas V
Americe by ovsem v souladu s
mrakodrapy Zcela jinak Sc wy
jimala.. Videl jsem v pondali,
dine 81. unora t. r. serii vyo-
brazeni techto staveb a postup
pri jejich vystavbe V pfedna-
kove sini NEST. skol>v Praze
H., Vladislavska ulice, "U Tro-
jice" pri vysoce zajimave pred
naSce "Osvetoveho Svazu", kite
rou proslovil s pravou laskou a
pochopenim p. inz. Klokner.
Takoveto pfednasky skutecna
sblizuji svety a nelze jich ami
dosti oceniti. ze obrovske ty
budovy pdsobily ma obraz-
cich nezapomenutelnym do.
jmem, nenf tfeba podotykati
Ia takove krasne podnety sku
tecne zasluhuie 90. S." neju-
primnejsich dikd. Jen vice ta.
kovychto uvedomovacich pred
nasek, abychom my "ze sta
reho sveta" naucili Sc milova-
ii druhou vlast nasich mno.
hych kraianu nejen theoretic.
KY, ,vale -abychom mohli svoje
styky $ pratelskou unit daleko
vice prohloubiti a vsestranne
zpevniti. Vzdyt' jen vzaiemnt
poZnavani sebe mGze vesti k
tomuto cili! Vine, re ma vSe-
chino svoje svetle stinne strar
ky a re take neni vSechno Zla.
to, co Sc trpyti, ale tomu jest
tax jiz jednou We svete.. V ne.
deli, dne 26. unora, t. r. bylo
ma tisfce Prazak6 PrazaGek
(tech jiste mnohem vicD ma
Mat6jske pouti v SARGE a We.
Ger Sc ulice, odtamutd vedou.
CT, takrka. netrhly. Prazska
tramway mela Ease jednou pan
ny den, nebot' poeasi bylo v
pravd6 iiz jarni. Zdravotni
stav presidenta Masaryka die
sdeleni osetrujicfch lekard
prof. dra. Lad. Sylaby a dra,
Maixnera, ktera isou denn6 v
ilstech uverejnovana, Sc lepsi q
president snad bude moci ii5
brzy odejeti ma jih ma zotave-
nou. Nobelova> cena miru, OBJ.
drzi-li il, jiste jemu plnym pra.
vem bude pTinalezeti a nebylo
snad zapotrebi, aby diva bohati
zide jej rozhodtfmu sboru do
porutovai! Touto vtiravostf sc
zivel ten pouze jest6 vice ces.
kemu lidu znechucuje. v praz-
skych biografech hraii Sc nei-
vice americke filmy a nalezaii
neivice obdivovateli pro svoie
suiety a nadherne provedeni
v bio "Sv6tozor" daval sc ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-16
Barva lie lacina

Minite-il barvit vas dim.
nyni je neilepsi cas- zadati
praci usetfiti penize.
Provadime kazdou praci, at
novou neb starou k uplne spo-
kojenosti. Zadna prace neni
dost velka neb mala, aby ne
mohla byti nami provedena k
lplne spokojenosti. Telefonui-
te Lincoln 3112 r, aneb piste
a my vas navstivime. Rozpocty
ma pozadani. SluzbovoInl
K. PEkAREk a FIR. LUSUM
4211 Poe Ave.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-31
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
OF RICHMOND VA, Is
HERE AT WORK ON The
ROY M. JOHNSON HOME

A. Pharo Gagge, landscape arch-
tect of Richmond, Va, has arrived
here and will do some work in his
line at the Roy NJ. Johnson home
north of the city. There are pros
poets that he win have several other
contracts before leaving the city. Mr.
Gagge does work for immediate ell
feet lie has just finished some rath'
or large contracts in Fort Worth ana
also in Wichita Falls. In Fort Worth
he did landscape architecture work for
Mrs. Dan Waggoner and at wichita
Fails for Robert NJ. Waggoner.
Mr.. Cage laid out White Sulphur
Springs in West Virginia, the Ohio
state capital grounds at Columbus and
also the s. +. Hartman stock farm
near Columbus. During the world
war he was In command of the Fifth.
Balloon Company and made observo-
tions for the army. This was said
to have been the record balloon COM
pany with the A. f, F. and lost as
many as eight balloons in action.
After he came back from across the
seas he was for time in charge of
the flying at Brooks Field in Texas.
He will be in this city during the
month Of February and will confer
with the Civic League of this city on
matters of city parks and Memorial
Highways
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-31
It's UP to You

If you will take the trouble TO in
vestigate conditions carefully, you will
find that prices Of building material
are now down as low as they are 60
ing to be With the opening OF spring.
building activity will be resumed rs
it always is, and with the increased
demand for materials, most likely an
increase in price. Labor Of all kinds
has been reduced and is now plenti-
ful, whereas with the beginning OF this
building activity, efficient labor will
be harder to get. Consequently, If
you will think the matter over care
fully. you will find that il will pay
YOU TO BUILD NOW.
haven't any building material 10
sell, but / do have vacant lots in
various parts Of town on which l
would make you attractive prices and
even more attractive terms. | own
the lots and am not particular about
your paying all cash. Can make easy
terms, This is the wage-earner's and
salaried mans opportunity 10 get a
home. Think it over carefully and
phone me, No. 1859 or G64.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-31
OKLAHOMA RAIL.
WAY WOULD IN
CREASE ITS BOND

Washington, Jan. 30 - The Fort
Smith and Western Railway Com
pany applied TO the Interstate Com
&nerce Commission today for permis.
sion under reorganization plans, to
Issue 62.400 shares of common capi-
tai stock, of par value sI500,O00, in
par value coupon first mortgage bonds
at seven per cent, and sS,744,000 par
value second mortgage bonds. at six
per cent. The issue, il authorized. is
to be exchanged for s7,0O0,0000 OF the
compahy's first mortgage bonds OF a
prior Issue on which the company
says it has failed TO pay interest
Muskogee, Okla. Jan. 29.--Thc Fort
Smith and Western railway runs from
Fort Smith. Arkansas, to Oklahoma
City, with branch line to Guthrie
and branch from Guthrie to El
Reno. II has been In the hands of
a receiver since 1914.
The line was promoted by the late
Henry Clay Frick, the steel magnate,
who contemplated the construction of
mammoth coke oven plant at No
Curtain, Okla, as an adjupR to his
steel industry. At the pre- ht time
the road is controlled by interests at
Cleveland Ohio. The Fort Smith and
Western uses the NJ. X. and T. tracks
into Oklahoma City from Falls.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-31
HAVE NOu APPLIED
FOR YOUR AUTO TAX?

Oklahoma City, Jan. Sl.-Does the
new 1921 automobile license tag
adorn your car, Mr., AIotorist? II not,
and they are not affixed by February
l, providing you have not made appli-
cation for same, you will be liable
TO a fine OF .95 10 500.
Five hundred motorists stood in
line at the office of the state high
way commission here att noon today
waiting their turn 10 secure the 1921
license Scores We're on hand when
the office opened It's doors at $
o'clock,
After midnigh. tonight all automo.
bile owners OF the state who have not
made application for the new tags
will be subject 10 arrest, Henry Wood,
highway commissioner said. Ten thou
sand tags were issued IN Oklahoma
county last year, while only 1000
have been issued so for this year Mr..
Wood said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-31
Roy Ale amd@r
EIGHTY TAKING
PART IN OPERETTA
AT HIGH SCHOOL
TUESDAY NIGHT

at will be an all-star cast present.
ing the Lost Princess at the High
School auditorium tomorrow night"
one OF the teachers Of the High
School said today.
"The students have worked hard,
they have aearned eheIr parts well
and | believe the patrons Of the
school WIN appreciate their efforts
when they witness the performance
tomorrow night.
There are so High School students
taking part in the operetta.
Miss Ella !. Peterson. supervisor
of music. is directing the play. with
Miss Eleanor Lilly coach. while Mrs
sam Davis is stage manager. Sol
Lowenaioin will direct the orchestra
The prices are nominal and every
one interested in the schools Of Ard
more should attend and lend encour
agerUent 10 the students who have
worked so faithfully In presenting the
opereI.a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-31
Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week
MONDAY

MONDAY
American Legion: Regular meeting
American Legion. Chamber of Com
merce Monday night, s o'clock.
Citizens Committee: Meeting of city
commissioners and committees from
various organizations with Mayor
freeman, Monday night, 1890 o'clock,
at city Hall.
TUESDAY
Kiwanis Club: Regular meeting Hi,
wants club, Chamber of Commerce,
Tuesday noon. w. II. Bailey will be
chairman.
Boy Scout Executive Committee: A
meeting of the Boy, Scout executive
committee is called for Tuesday af-
ternoon at O'Clock at the Chamber
of Commerce.
WEDNESDAY
Rotary Club: Rotary Club meets in
regular meeting, Chamber Of Commerce
Wednesday noon. Miss Matilda Turn.
ock of Chicago will be special guest
of honor and will give vocal selec.
ton.
Philharmonic Club: Regular fort.
nightly session Of the Philharmonic
Club, Wednesday afternoon at the
Chamber of Commerce. Miss Turnock
will also sing at this meeting.
THURSDAY
Lions Club: Lions will meet in reg.
ular noon session, Chamber OF Com
merce. Thursday noon. o. C. S.asher,
president.
Campfire Girls: Campfire Girls will
meet at $3.50 O'Clock, Chamber of Com
merce.
FRIDAY
Laymen's Club Special meeting of
the Layemn's Club will be held Friday
evening at the Chamber of Commerce.
Dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock,
when program will be given.
SATURDAY
L. ID. c. Meeting: a meeting of the
L. u. G. will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Arthur Walcott, Saturday after.
noon at 2:30 O'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-31
BOB SHORT TO
ENTER RACE FOR
CHIEF OF POLICE

Bob Short has resigned his position
as member OF the police force OF
Ardmorc to enter his name In the
race for chief OF police. he stated to-
day.
Mr.. Short is onp of the best known
and best liked men OF tho force and
he will doubtless have many friends
who will lend him every assistance
in the race. His formal announce.
ment will be made Immediately.