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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
8 . HPuNTES
q q DEL t:rfONEATO
EL- DOMINIC DEL MAR

man y las tentativas de desarme univer.
sal escollan en- su intento. Todas las usi
mas fabrican armas v de todes les arse
males Sc botan pesados barces al mar.
FL mar es la absesi6n preseate, CO.
MO Ell aire sera la futura. Inglaterra
la naci6n que durants luengos a1os ha
sido seiiora del mrndc ha eoaseguido
tai posici6n gracias la potencia de
su marina. Ahora Ell dominic de Ia Gran
BTetafia parece amenazado y, segln es-
tadisticas y programs navales. en- 1924.
Ia fota inglesa no sera la mas patents
sobre los mares.
Los inmensos recursos mo1esarios de
los Estados Unidos son incontrarresta-
bles y sus enormes programs de cons
trucci6n no pueden ser nivelados por las
otras potencias. En- la actualidai la 40
ia de guerra de la Gran Bretafia des.
plaza S0S.200 toneladas; sigue la notte-
americana, con 467. $50, la francesa con
352 mil y Ia japonesa con 319.140. En-
1924 ell cuadro habra cambiado I'M POGO
v Ell orden sera el sigliiente: Estados
UEidos, 1,117.s5O; Inglaterra. 5oa.7o0;
Jap6n, sos mil, ciento cuarenta y Fran
cia 470 mil.
La gran revista que pas6 Harding a
Ia fiota del Atlantico el 90 de ahril
pasado, dio OCCASION para que a los ojos
del Presidente Sc desplegara la in.nensa
fiota, en- cuyos nlastiles ell pabol.on- de
las barras y las estrelias fameaba al
vicnto. Las palabras de Harding. en
aquella OCCASION, dichas desde 81 ptsaato
Gel Pennsylvania I'm nllineroso grupo
de oficiales, tenian el tono justo de una
naci6n conciente de su grandeza y dis
puesta a sostenerse en- ella. La conden-
saci6n que de dichas paiabyas hace .el
Literary Digest parece Ia insrrip-
ci6n que ha de grabarse en el exergo
&c una medalla: "'TIabiar con dll2lra,
pero tener detras de elias una seIida
reserva'. Ha dejado entende- Ell pre-.
sidcnte Harding su conforMidad con Ia
idea del desarme, pero que espsrando
que este Sc cristalice, no puede in.sfios
cue asegurar la defensa de su. pals y
proseguir la ejecuci6n de. los nrogra-
mas de 1916. Sostenido por cl Secreta-
rio Denby y especialmente por subsecre
tario de Marina Teodore Roosevelt, hdjo
=
del famoso presideute, Ell successor de
Wilson estima que los Estados Unidos
deben pesser una fiota superior cual-
quiera otra.
Dentro de tres afios, 81 Ia vida del
mundo sigue Ell GAUGE que parece trasr
desde la paz de Versailles, el tridente
que Neptune diera Inglaterra habra
pasado a manos del Tio Samuel. Queda
ahora por saberse 81 la. soberbia Reina
de los mares va resigraTse buenamen-
te a quedarse en- el segundo termino,
despu6s de haber sido la primera desae
mas de un siglo. Sin embargo, no. sera
del todo la segunda; en- cualquier mo-
mento sabra unir las suyas las naves
del 1ejano imperio del Sol Levante.
Ell HUsAR BLANCo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11

rsalce los espectaculos que 50 prepa-
ran.
La Empresa, no reparando en- gestos,
en- su desoO de complacer al pubiico,
ha seleccionado siete bolltsimas produc-
clones, todaa estrenOs, de las cuales pre-
sentara seis las caribbean Film Co.,
Fl interior del .'Rialto'' ofrecera IN
fantastico espacio, que hara recordar al
p0hlico escenas semejantes a las cue
desilan ante los oios de los que hayan
leido alguna vez las ''Mii y una NO
cle". La iluminaci6n del cine, interior
y exteriormente. sera preciosa.
Las flores que le aldermen seran de
unn sugestiva belleza, tai como las no
res humanas que constituyen el mas
geptil ornamento del cine ''Flialso' !,
que no tiene que ensidiar, tallto por
snd estrenos como por las sprecioaaa da-
mas que 10 invadon, q Jos mejpres de
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
I'll LIo FELoTERm QUE
HUBO EN- CATANo
Manati, 8 de agostc.

Manati, de agostc.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo.
San Juan. p r.
Muy saiior. nlio amigo:
En- el numcro de hoy del peri6dico de
su digna representation bajo Ell epi
grafe "Un play que tcrmina tiros' !,
al hacerse el resumen del juego celebra
do en- el poblado de catafio, acto que de,
bido la cxaltacion de algunos habitan
tes de dicho pobiado ,culmin6 en- un mo-
tin que pudo haber traido fatalss con-
secuencias. Sc menciona como uno de
los contendientes al joven Eulogio Sicar
do. = como nuestro umpire. Official es
Gabriel J. sicard6, lie supiico haga cons
tar en- 50 mencionado peri6dico que nues
tro umpire" senior G. ]. Sicard6 no
two ningin disgusto personal con nadis
en- dicho iuego, pues fue muy felicitado,
dehido a slls decisiones correctisimas 90
mo arbitfo del juegO. Ell que fue asaltadoi
por un gran ndmero de individuos es el
ioven Eulogio sicard6, gerente del dia-
vio La Correspondence de Puerto Ri
co.. v hermano de nuestro umpire
Gabriel j. del mismo apellido.
Espero que usted haga esa aclaraci6n
para conocimiento de todos los fans
del depOrte; y con gracias anticipates,
nae cs grato suscribirme ,su muy alto.
amigo y s. S.
DR.. A. Otero LOPEZ.
G Manager del team 'sAtenas'', /,
Manati)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
FL '.RIALTo" DERRorADo
P0R III AMERICA


II domingo pF6ximo pasado. tarde y
con dnho. cuai un trsn correO. present6se
81 .'team" Royal Jr." (ahora 'Rial
TEL. en- Ia Lisa del Morro. donds lie es-
perabs iniranquiio. e America"
cssi a momenso di6 principle & desa-
90. toeandele Ia maiagua los del Rial
co. cue demcstrnr0n SER un grnpo de
clssos. pnez ss eonformaron con apuntar
se ana arEoila. Perp no sucsdi6 igual
con los del ''Ame1iea''. pues dierOn duro
3 "a pslota. con tan huena auerts que pr-
rierpn corsF en aeroplano los ''fel-
fers''. enc no pndierOu aIcansarles, Ano
itee enatro earEeras q competidor del
f'Rialto''.
In Ia aegunda entrads. perdi6 el con
troll Il pitcher" Nonito, 10 enal. uni
% 4 algunas deplorables tiradas, produ
70 NJ Esgaio te tres earreras para los
iel ''Riaito''. Les del 'sAm6rica'' esta
Tez se eonformaron con una argOlla.
En "A tsEcera entrada. apunt6selc otra
ilania - 'Rialto'. v los del ssAmsri-
ea'. para diatinguirss. 50 anotaron tres
carFeras.
Al uigui6 q insso ain nineuna varia-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11

- dia 10 del eoFriente Sc cumpliran
dos aAna de Ia fundaci6n del cine
''Rialfo". Al cuai In dlsgcnsaao el pa.
bllco mas aflstocrAtico. distingnido !
elegante a. San Juan. sSnturco y otras
poblscienes de y Isla IN favor creciep-
20. ana anmpaia eaaa dia. Para ccle.
hgsE san fnnnto neontscimienio. II Em-
mesa acl 'Rialto" IA deciaido hacer
una nemaaa de aesias, ave comenzara
81 aemingo "A del eorriente y faalizara
al ukbado dia %. "a IA eual serA solsln.
niraae q nssnndo anhvsrsario del arisso.
crttico cine. con bandaa dc m1sicas,
cohsses lness De bsnrala. etc, etc, que
harkn a, - eonsrssns dsutEo ' fnera
a. ''naaiio'' ms coneurrnncia nunero-
-. sus eontribuira podsronamsnts iar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
gG:lDL|0G STORIES l::S
.NSNlQI CNN

The day it happened mother was
home alone. The neighborhood, Tor
the past month, had been bothered
considerably by band OF wander
er encamped nearby.
Mother was in the kitchen IRON
ing. There came rap al the door.
She answered. To her surprise and
fright, there stood a burly, mean
looking man. Mother was so sur
prised, she said nothing, and the
man did not speak, either. He just
thrust his arm inside the door and
pushed it open, showing mother to
one side. He walked thru the
kitchen into the pantry.
Dog Goes for Intruder
Our pet dog, a Boston bull, that
had been sleeping under the Nitch-
en- table, was awakened. He saw
something was wrong, and with a
low growl Boston made a dash for
the stranger, grabbing the mans
leg in his strong jaws. The man
yelled and tried to kick Boston off,
but old Boss held tight.
BY this time some carpenters
working near by, attracted by
mothers screams, came running to
her assistance.
The man, who was later identi.
fed as a member Of the band OF
rovers, was turned over to the po.
lice and punished.-K. P. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
"BREAD M JELLY"
Being a Tale-of Spuds, Whitley. and .
Slice Of Bread n Jelly.

With sliue OF bread and Jelly
in one hand rand another slice of
bread spread with peanut butter, in
the other, Spuds, or Richard,
'Barthelmew stepped carefully down
the stairs of his back porch. The
hand that helok the peanut-buttered
bread had just sgone to his mouth,
when, short distance up the alley,
walking slowly yalong, Spuds spied
his old cronya Whitley Clifford.
Whitley was in } deep thought, ap-
parently, for hisnhead was bent and
he did not see Sipuds.
Hey, Whitley" Spuds had de-
layed his bite INTO the bread and
peanut butter long enough to emit
this CALL
Whitley looked up. "Hi, Spuds!
What va got?" Whitley had sharp
eyes for lad OF his size, so it is
little wonder that's he detected food
OF some sort in Sipuds' hands, even
though he was about quarter of a
block distant.
Bread n pearut butter" called
Spuds, walking toward the gate in
the backyard. Az the mention of
bread and peanut butter Whitley
began to dog-trotrup to the Barth-
elmew gate. Bread and peanut but
ter always did interest him.
Whitley arrived az the gate, where
Spuds was waiting.
What va say va got, Spudsf"
Whitley inquired, climbing up on
the cross board of, the gate and
swinging. 1t was Whitey's idea
that perhaps if he showed suffi-
cient interest in what Spuds had
Spuds would offer him some.
Peanut butter m bread, I told
va once--can't you see, dummy
Spuds was plainly a little out of
eorts for some reason or other.
"A-w-w," replied Whitley. Spuds
rould not see the point, thought he.
Whitley continued to swing on the
gate, and the squeak of the rusty
hinges was the only thing to break
me silence for the next few NOM
.nts. Spuds continued to munich
he bread and peanut butter and
Whitley looked on with hungry
yes.
Interesting developments are made
the second - tomorrow's - Install
nent Of this story. Whitley allows
himself to become angry about some
hing--but that's telling. Read It to-
porrowl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24

Sailor Jack Wood. the well-known
wrestler. who recently announced that
he intended TO make his home In this
city. has returned 10 Ardmore after
an extended trip through Texas. dur
ing which he engaged in five bouts
and won all Of them.
During the tour. Jack defeated Guy
SAMSON. 4 Canadian. in straight fails
Ut Quanah At Chillicothe Texas, he
threw Jack Chadwick, Of Merkel,
Texas. TWO best out of three. Chad
wick threw Wood for the first fall,
in twenty seven minutes Wood
threw Chadwick second fall In III.
teen minutes and last fan IN seven
minutes Vt -Childress. Texas, Wood
won 4 victory over Zen Parish broth
er or Congressman Parish, ending the
contest by winning the first two falls.
Jack gained decision over Henry
Irslnger after the athletes had suuL'
sled for more than an hour TO gam
mastery over Que another. without
either being able 10 throw the other.
Under the terms ot that match, IT'S
nuger was TO throw Jack twice with
n an hour, and on account Of the
failure OF Henry ~ do this. JACK
won the decision.
Papers throughout Texas, including
the Dallas News speak Of Wood
wrestling ability In the highest terms
He has won the admiration OF people
throughout the neishooring states, and
bouts In which he participates there
are largely attended.
Jack wrestlvd with Bull Montana
the famous movie star, at Childresl
Texas. on January 2sth, and succeed
I'd In defeating Bun by two throws
to one.
Wood will wrestle In Ardmore at
Convention Hall ON February 9Th Hi
opponent has not as Yet been selected
but there Ia no doubt THAI good
match is forthcoming.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week
MONDAY

Bankers to Meet The members OF
the Ardmore Clearing House officers
and employees of banks Of the city
and county meet at Chamber OF Com
merce rooms az $50 o'clock. Dinner
will be served after which a chap
ter of the American institute of
Banking will be formed. Eugene
Gum, secretary of oklahoma Bank.
ers' Association, and Earl Litteer
manager Of the Oklahoma City Clear.
ing House. win be present.
TUESDAY
Kiwanis Club: Regular weekly noon
meeting Of the Kiwanis Club will be
held Tuesday noon at the Chamber
of Commerce. II. b. Orr president.
WEDNESDAY
Rotary Club: Regular noon session
Of Rotary Club at Chamber Of Com.
merce Dinner served at II o'clock.
L. S. Dolman. president.
Al the Churches: Mid.week prayer
services Al all the churches Of the
/ city.
] III hNBtf
Lions Club: The Lions will meet in
regular noon session Thursday al the
/ Chamber of Commerce. .. 6. 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 il
two sessions, morning and afternoon
in the district court room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
KANSAS CITY. MAN
PRAISES SERVICE OF
LOCAL TELEPHONE

When the public service corpora
tions are mentioned il is usually in
a derogatory way but there was an
exception recently that was made by
George T. Sullman Of Kansas City. Mr..
Sullman formerly lived in Fort Worth
and it was from him shat Julian c.
Clopton purchased the Metropolitan
Hotel in Fort Worth. Mr.. Stillman
was coming from the south through
here and wanted 10 speak a word
With Mr. Clopton who is now man
oyer Of the Hotel Ardmore. When he
had reached Gainesville he called Mr.
Clopton over the phone 20 ask him TO
meet the north bound train. Mr. Still
man in speaking Of the call said the
operator secured Mr. Clopton as
quickly as II he had been not more
than a block away Mr. Sullman was
congratulating these people on the
kind of long distance telephone service
they have.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
"SAUCY BABY" AT
PRINCESS 1'HEATER
PLEASES AUDIENCE

The vaudeville bill at the Princess
theatre this week Ia being presented
by company which Is beyond a
doubt the most talented set of per
formers who ever exhibited on the
local vaudeville stage. In the play
let which the company presented vest
erday. depicting forest camp OF
Gypsy brigands. the music, scenic ef'
fects, and singing were all Of high
class variety.
one Of the members Of the COM
pany displays fine talent on the Vio-
lin, and his rendition OF pleasing num-
bers enchanted the delighted audlen'
ces. All persons who witnessed vest
erdays performance proclaim the
"saucy baby" company as - group
Of talented stagefolk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
ARDMORH OPERATOR PAYS $1,000
FOR ZEN ACRES IN DUNCAN.

Herman Woodruff, " this city. has
purchased ten-acte lease on thef
Burs farm, near the center OF seed
ton "a. lssw. in the Duncan neld.s
The consideration paid was $4,000, or'
81 ,00o per acre. According TO reports.
Mr. woodruff will erect a derrick anie
cotumencs dtillns operations ON the.
tract at once Mr. Woodruff has sval
uable holding IN tbs Hsaldton sand,
Hewitt fields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24

duces the Broadus artesian basin
Between Piniele and Ridge the forma'
tions dip . degree to degrees NV,
and a small anticinal nose possibly
extends westward from the Black
Hills uplift past Ridge and up the
valley of Bowers Creek.
or these structural elevations the
three which more distinctly invite fur-
ther investigation are the anucllhai
noses near Ridge, northeast OF Hardin
and west OF Busby. Even these iea-
lures, however. do not appear pafu-
cularly promising
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
DON'T MISS THE BIG GROCERY
FIRE SALE FIVE DOORS EAST
OF OLD STAND MAIN STREET.
BRADY & PENNINGTON.
3IIS


Enid. Okla, Jan. 29.--Nlerchandisc
valued ut 81 400 was stolen from Il
local dry goods store abou, 1880 last
night, 20 was reported to the sherifrs
Office early today. Robbers gained ac-
cess TO the store room by breaking
out a panel. and unlocking the door
from the inside.
The proprietor was notified OF the
robbery almost Immediately az two
men were seen leaving the building
with a number Of bundles.
The police have made no arrests az
yet. In connection With the burglary
and declare they have no definite clue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
OPERATIONS ACTIVE
IN DUNCAN FIELD
WELL : MILES FROM DUNCAN
PRODUCING 800 BARRELS

The Shafer and Manikin well. IN
section 81. ls.sw. which reached the
sand during the early part OF last
week. Is producing 800 barrels. Be-
fore bringing this well in, the opera
tors experienced considerable difficulty
on account VI cave.in and bridge.
The hole was cleaned out and the CAS-
ing reset The We'll Is located i've
mile. from Duncan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
EMPIRE DEEP TEST SETS
CASING AT 30i5 FEET,

In ssctlon 20. 2n.sw, the Empires
Gas and Fuel Company deep test has
SET the s.lnch easing at depth OF
gO45 feet The sand found at that
depth Will be given a thorough test
and II oil is not found In paying auan''
tlty, the we'll will be drilled deeper,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo,' the Clean, An
tiseptic Liquid-Easy to Use !
Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied if good clear skin Is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
Sl00 for large size, get bottle Of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching.
and heals skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chatting. 1t pene-
trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is
a clean, dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as etec-
tive and satisfying.
The e. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, O. :
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
With the Oil M e n
Tulsa Banker Here

y. T. Gilbert, vice president OF uhe
Producers STATE Bank Of Tulsa Is an
Ardmore visitor. He was in the oil
fields yesterday and was in confer
ence here tolay with some OF the oil
men OF the city. Ii is said that the
Producers State Bank is the largest
state bank In Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24

X. c. Tucker who has holdings IN
the Hewitt and Duncan fields IS now
the I'll Dorado district In Arkansas
where he is making purchases with a
view OF entering that new field as
an operator. Mr.. Tucker has made
an unusually good record since he en-
tered the oil business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
SCHOOL is PRESENTED
VALUABLE OLD PAPERS

Students OF the Mount Vernon,
N. Y, high school were extremely
fortunate in being presented recent
ly with bound volumes OF the ia
NOUS and now discontinued publi-
citation, "Harper's Weekly" dated
1s71-1s76, by a friend OF the school,
Major Van Cott. These issues OF
"Harper's Weekly" which was one
of the greatest weekly publications
of the last half of the nineteenth
century, are OF no little value in
that they contain pictures OF the
Franco-German war, the Chicago
fire OF 1871, and the great Centen-
nial Exposition OF 1876.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
kugore W,n Has Highest Derrick

Klsore et al In the northwest or
the southwest of the northeast OF secs
ton II. ln-5w. IL drilling al about $50
fest. This well has the hshs.t der
rick in the ncld--1l2 ieet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
Tulsa Lawyer Confers With Ardmore
Oil Men

Bird Mcclure who for many years
represented Oklahoma In the national
congress and who is now prlcucins
law in Tulsa, was in the city today
and was confering with some ot the
Aidmore oil producers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
OLD MAN PUZZLE

! am headed BIT Of wire;
Change p TO d. | make noise.
am superlative OF good
Change b to r, and | am poise.
am portion OF the face;
Change | to r, and | tear.
! form distractions, oft Of sand;
Change TO I, the seas l dare.
(Answer to last one: Vela, vale. veal.
lave).
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24

Boy-"Papa, can a door talsl"
Papa-"No, son. What. make you
aski"
Then why do you tell me to an /
swer the door"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
81, Louls Operators Drilling

1-ipscomb et al est Louis opsraiorat
are drilling at about $50 feet Oh ths'i
Tallaferro farm. Ia the southwest cor-i
nsr VI section "a. lsSw.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
Chief Of Chociaws visits Ardmore

William h Semple OF purant prin-
cipAl chief OF the Chcclaw nation, was
an Anhnore visitor last night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
OLD LADY RIDDLE

What Is that which, though black
itself. enlightens the world?
(Answer to last one: IF disabled
sailor goes into business why should
he be a etailer"-Because he cannot
be whole sailor).
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24

America in Greater New York are to
be sent on a trip to the National Parks
Of the West this coming summer by
the Far Western Travellers Associa-
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
Colcord spudding

Coleord on Company is spudding inf
on the raiiaferto farm, In section 2s,d
issw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24

LIVING ROOM SUITES, 3S l-3
PER CENT DISCOUNT. SNEED
FURNITURE co.
FOR DINNER hot ROLLS EVERY
DAY. SOL0M0N'S BAkERY.--Adv.
1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24

Teacher-In this verse, what is
meant by the line, The shades of
night were falling fast'?"
Bobby--"It means that someone
was pulling down the window
blinds"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
Political Announcements

The Ardinoreite Is authorized TO an
nounce 6. q Sims as candidate for
the office OF Chief OF Police OF Ard
more. His announcement Is made sub.
ject to. the choice Of the democratic
voters a, the city primary election to
be held In March.
The Ardmore.te is authorized TO an
nounce Jake Williams az - candidate
Tor the Office OF chief OF Police ot
the city OF Ardmore, Ills announce
msnt IN made subject 10 the choice
OF the Democratic voters ~ the city
primary election which will be held
ia March.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
oil, POSSIBILITIES
SOUTHEAST MONTANA

1n-i its latest bulletin. the tinted
3tstss Geological survey discusses
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24

RED ROOM SUITES, SO l.3 PER
CENT DISCOUNT, SSEtD FtRNi'
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-24
CONTINENT CRUDE
CUT 50 CENTS BARREL

Tulsa, Okla. Jan. 2i.-The Prai'
rie Oil and Gas Company today
announced cut OF 80 cents 4
barrel in the price Of Mid.Confi-
nent crude oil. This affects all
crudes in Oklahoma, Kansas anu
Texas. The cut is effective at
once. The new price $500 per
barrel.
The Sinclair Oil and Gas Com.
pany also announced cut Of 81
cents barrel la mid.continent
crude to meet the reduction posted
BY the Prairie.
Fort Worth. Texas, Jan. 24.-On
companies with southwestern gen
eral offices here announced today
that Texas crude would be cut %
cents from the present price oil
$3.50 per barrel. TO meet the reduc'
tion ia mid-continent crude, an.
nounced BY the Prairie Oil and
Gas Company 1T Tulsa.