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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
OrrICE. .srOng EatIrMENT


oFFICE-sroKg Eot IrMEST a.
COMPLETE modern office furniture. as
rood ag new. for sale a. sacrifice, by
party leatins city Usage s0t0.
F0N secondhand sur- cucap. 40
s. ipuider. -.-..-..----...--.-
NEW and second hand Herring Hall Mar
win safes. Tulsa Offlce Equipment CO.,
ele =. Bouldet. -
CORONA. the IDEAL typewriter for per
,vnaYy,,s ,svb.rs welshf Al, pounds:
price $50 with case nearly SOC. 600 In use:
Tulsa Typewrlter Co. corner Second ana
Boston. Usage 1850. We repair all makes
ROYAL y : 10, the complete office type.
writer, vacked " the best service. Your
Cd Pswrlet taken -rs IN par, oIand psymsndd snd
Boston osags 1863 w. repair pil makes
SEEDS, PLANTS. rEhrILizERs IS
PoNDEROsA tomato plants Tor sale.
Phone Usage GoaG. isi5 W Archer.
TOMATO PLANTS Home grown tomato
plants. See e. r. Murphy, at Eigh-
teeuth and $. Boaton avenue
MILLIONS vf garden plants ready. Cab.
McGec June. Acme Tree, 500, 81. 1000
1850. Millions Bermuda onions 1000. 81.
Sweet potato plants, yellow Yam varieties.
ready now. 500 ii5o, 1000, $3.50; salts
faction guaranteed. prompt service. Lind
Plant Farms. Cotulla. IeNas.
RED NANSON sweet potato pants Tor
sale Apru 18TH to May 2bth; greatest
yieider and earliest known; 500 for 100
i2.2b per 500. 50 per 1000. Tomato
| plants April 9Th, SOC per 100. f225 per
| 500 81 per 1000. All plants prepaid. W.
$. Boosiey manager. New Plant Farm,
McLoud. okla,
| APPLE, peach, pear. plum. cncrry berry
| plants, grape vines aud ornamentalBi
| ali OKLAHOMA grown. write us what you
| need and receive our w page catslog
! and prices for stock delivered TO you
| Jim Parker. Nurseryman, Tecumseh.
J FOR BLACK DIRT. fertilizer and grass
| ing yards. call osage 75i2-J.
| TOMATO, CNBBAGE and collard plants
| delivered by parcel post; 100, S5c; 4Oc.
la 1000 ~. Extra large plants, prompt
| shipments. Roy Dean. Jasper, TeNas.
| tnuda onion plants, ii5O 1000 postpaid
| 10 600 SO not paid J. NJ. hoCieudon'
| Carrie Springs, Iosas -
WEARING NPPAREL az
| BEAUTIFUt/ blue. white diamond cuff
| links. cheap; need the money. Usage
s7g.
| HIGHEST prices paid Tor second hand
| clothing shoes hats. etc, Phone Usage
tttS. -.
! sPTRELLA CoRsETs made TO measure.
Mrs. y. w Lucas, Osage sl2l.
| GIGHEsT PRICES paid for second hand
| clothing. Shoes aud hats. Phone Ilte:
| HiGHEsT PRICES paid for mems second
| hand clothing, shoes and hats. fhone
BEAUTIFUL set Of black link. furs. Also
| Hudson seal coat at a Hacriffre. Ladies
| Clothing Exchange, 422 5. Frisco. Usage
] 32ii.
HIGHEST PRIcEs paid for second hand
| clothing, shoes, hats, etc, Usage fIss,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
LIVE STOCK



SOME registered Airedalc pups Of kis-
kaddou dog and Mrs, stewart, pups are
two months old ready TO take away.
looa ~. Eustou.
CANAKIES- Yellow temales, tino roller
stock. aso g. Detroit osage 1884.
DON'T FORUEr dog konnc at second
turn OF paved road To sand springs.
Puppies Tor sale. Address j. l.. Thacker.
Rout, .. l'oN s2s,
FOR SALE Registered orange Persian
kitten, price isb Usage 3521.
FOR -rhoroughbred lisrta Noun
tain German roller singer ana female.
Osago i535-j,
BEAUriFUI rannts Tor sale, FIemish
Giant does, part pedigree. white and
blue Angores sos Detroit
LlNE STOCK A>D VEHICLES 50
AUCTION sAIE-Aucton st Mitchell
auction yard. city market $50. 600 worth
leather goods, housohold goods aud now
spring dress goods at public auction.
Wednesday, March so, D. m, sharp.
Mitchell and Holt suctl0ncers,
FOR SALE-Nice young miA COW, also
somo nice laying hena. lo26 >. Nork-
town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
BUSINESS SERVICE

bNprsNNI,INU-N NU-NiittNTRN 90
DPEssMAK mo of All Kinds WORK Fust.
nnteed Prices reasonable. oeaso iiss-J
MRS. UuRD viii do your hsmsttobIns
and wetk FuarHntscd. tt1b b. MHn
TAILORED sufa. coats Hnu Hrssasa. uIu.
nor aud evening gowns Ihuu" 'tlat
1891.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

NTED DruliuR or cleaning out Tor "a
ltr machine, equipped fuf 1000 foot.
". MhtDhcr. NnputpH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

FOR SALE
Glass and frames; can be used Tor
greenhouse; window or sunporch.
2l5 EAST SECOND ST.
Phone Usage 1854
FOR SALE

BOX OF COLE fSf sale, $3.50. Phone
Usage I39i -
FOR SALE--store or dairy leo box. 9l5
$. Forest, In rear ---------
FOR sALE--Bsby buggy cheap 1915
p. Hodge.
MY DAISY pixie Queen, BY u. Roy Hoy
ON sale at Darrow Music Store, blO D
Main. copy soc. -
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED
Double edges ......,-,....''.'.S Sec dozen
Mah'i to STHE SAFETY RAZOR MAN"
- n. Hudson st, Okishons city, Okla
OLIVER typewriter In first class con
dition. viii sell or trade for diamond
can Mondsy, Cedar $50.
CONFECTIONERY OUTFIT Consisting Of
aO-foot fountain, cigar and tobacco wall
case, confectionery shelving. candy cases
tables chairs, carbouAtor, mirror wains-
coating. used only seven months. ono OF
tho most elaborate outfits Ia Texas to
anyone desiring TO open high-class con
fectionery or improve Their present piace
eau offer unusual proposition IN price
and terms. must be moved IN 30 DAYS
write or wire Grosman Fountain com
pany, Dallas, Toxas.
KENTUCKY tobacco, Natural Leaf.
smoking. 10 pounds. ,25O; 20 pounds,
50 Chewing 10 pounds, s., 20 pounds, So.
n, =. veal sedalis, Ky, agent
CASH REGisTERs-w sell. rent. repair
and exchange. s2 W. First Phone
Cedar SOC.
TIREs-Wc repair them In our own shop.
New and uncaIled FOR tires and tubes
for sale at cost. Western Tire shop, 1909
S. Main 81. -
SODA FOUNTAINS--Ail sizes both new
and second hand. cigar, candy and to-
bacco cases; shelving, csrbonator. tables
chairs everything nee cessary to open first
class dry or confectionery store. All
on one contract, small cash payment. bal
ance easy monthly payments. Write, wire
or phone Gr0ssman Fountain Co.. Dallas
.Isxas, -------.
WE sell. buy. rent or exchange fixtures
show cases desks, registers, stools
tables. chairs, counters. zee boxes check
writer's. safes, coffee urns, scales, vacuum
cleaners, etc. cedar SOC. 22 w, FIRST.
WANTED TO Buy GD
WANT DIAMOND--wsnt perfect diamond
not over one carat, give full description
In first letter Must be u bargain. Address
, 4OI-D care Of World.
WANTED-Offcc furniture, two mshog
any desks two desk chairs, three Or
4 four office chairs, steel fllng Cabluct'
Phone Usage 7635-R.
WANTED-To buy mems second hand
clothing. Highest cash prices paid Cali
Usage Sos
SECOND HAND furniture wanted. Miller
Second hand Store will pay top price.
Osage AO63. -
WE want to buy car load OF second
hand furniture OF all kinds, Call
us quick. Bowers Furniture Co., ]
| S. Cincinnati. Usage S006,
| FURNITURE WANTED - Second hand
| In any quantity. West Side Furniture
| Store ~ W, first. Usage 5Iss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ENCHA NGt--nEAL ESTATE

ENCHANGt~-nEAL ESTATE III
DNNDY apartment site. close in; hSve
f0ur-room house, cottage, on rear OF
lot Texas land preferred. Osage 7013.-
coon five passenger 1899 modei car to
trade on vacant l0ti VIII give or take
dlffercnccj $500 worth first mortgage notes
TO trade for car or first payment on . >
9r ,,rCgm house 500 ,oSSI equity Soo.s IN l9t 20
Moe. Real Estate, Investment broker.
HAVE party with fiye passenger car. to
exchange as nrst payment on mousse
40 TRADE-slx.room duplex In Psrk
Ilill wonderful prospects, for rapid ed-
vance and can be made into good income
property. will take car or lot as part
of first payment Priced right at $4,000.
Usage 2s73.
70 TRADE-Fo Four-room modern bungalow,
close I'M viii take take 2 Iigh' & car or i9t
Fok TRADE-sO acres Of iand five miles
west Of Tulsa consider car and some
cash. n. J. Phelan Osage asss.
ron TRADE--A fve-room, modern buns.
allow, consider lot or sutomooilo and
some cash. $3.50. T. J. Phelan' Usage
4ss2.
NICELY FURNISHED two-roorn modern
apartment. 80 per week. Call Usage
1893. ..-.-----
rooms and bath. $3.50 per month Call
FOR RENT--Asrlcultural purposes Tor
five years 40 acres ia section s.ls-n,
i2e; land near paved road. Write steven
Il Nelson. box 1890. Phone Osage slso.
ron rItApE--Fiye acres located on Al
bert Pue highway, for diamonds. Phone
Usage 6s7s -----
TO TRADE
For concree work and grading. equity In
lots In Rogers Heights addition. Phone
Mr. Nadon. Res. Osage 29l's Office Usage
FORTY ACRES Chautauqus county Kan
sas, trade Tor good car. y q. box so4'
Cedar a. .- .-.
on LEASE E-Fifty acres N9wata county
TO trade for good Ford Or light car
Cedar ~,
| NEW house 10 trade for good car viii sell
equity in lots in Meadow addition, 10
per cent discount. Cedar $3.50
FOR TRADE--Ten acres located on Albert
Pike highway for duplex. Usage 6S1s.
| TO TRADE for Tulsa property or sale.
! two t2o-scre farms. one in nine miles
( Of Tulsa and one on the Grand river. &.
! ". Ovcrton. I've $. Boulder
| $50 ACRES OF land IN tracts IN 10 to so
acres. between Chelsea and Ninlta: with
! good prospects for oil and coal; to eN-
| change Tor Tulsa property. Phone Cedar
| .gi.
ron SALE OR EXCHANGE =,
| 2I-RooM apartment on North Main.
| clearing i2s5 above expenses. good
a lease, will sell or trade equity for resi-
! dence property. residence rooining house
or small acreage. owner, Osage 4sea
HAVE PARTY with good second mort
! gage notes; will trade for Tulsa prop
erty. Arcade Investment Co, Usage s7ts
( FOR SALE OR TRADE--Onc two-tor
White truck, now run 1000 miles. Boa
9Gi lrumright, Okla,
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FARMS FOR RENT !,
FOR RENT-Agricultural purposes for fiv,
| years. 40 acres In Sec. S-i9n-i2e, land
| near paved road write steven u. Nelson
Box 1890. Phone Usage sts0
FLATS AND APARTMENTS II
| FOR RENT - Unfurnlshed four-room
| modern apartment. Cali Cedar 229s OF
| Usage 37i7-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

GROCEHN-A real 1--we little store wikh
Two adjoining living rooms, located west
OF Main; fixtures S3Ibt stock at invoice,
rent reasonable. Cali Skahcky with Bert
al asun, Cedar i9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

SALEShEN MANIED. We pas so psr
cent commission. exclusive territory we
are Jobbera OF auto supplics, phonC usago
ht2 Tor appointment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

modern office furniture. as
good "a new. for sale ~ sacfifice' by
party Leaving city Usage S0i0.
FON secondhand SUI. cucap. gIs
s. ipulder. ---...----.-..--.-...- -
NEW and second hand Herring Hall Mar
win safes. tulsa Offce Equipment co.,
elG ~ Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
PERSONAL PROPERTY
on MACHINERY -sUPPLiEl

" NTBD--Io buy national drilltug ma
chine. complete with tools. send price
With inventory. Ho1 SOB tulsa oNle -
uHtIiEHs ATTENTION - Responsible
q party wants rent Standard drilling
outfit for slH mgflha or year to drill test
hole 900 feet. Also want 60 hire ck.
perienced driitcr 20 take charge; no night
work Address Arbordalo Springs. Hot
springs Arb.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-29
ARDMORE WINS A
PRIZE IN CONTEST
Shawnee Scores First in Better
Cities Contest: Ardmore
Wins in Industry.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov e9.-First
honors Boz thu hctcr cities contest
in which a number OF Oklahoma cities
competed. won't to shawnee. accord.
ing to the decision cf tho Judges
announced last night. at lawrence.
Kansas. Tho prizes OF s2.5OO offered
by the Shawnee Rotary club to tho
winner OF the contest was awarded
to shawnee.
Individual prizes OF 500 each offered
by various persons for various points
or excellence. werc awarded as fol.
lows
S,ciallhity. offered Nv Ice Racrs,ier
cf Hcnryettn 20 Bartlcsvllle: indus
try, offered by Hr r. Hansford of
Guthrie. TO Ardmorc: schools. offered
by O. : Holroyd or Cleveland. to
Minml scoutcaft and service clubs.
offered hy r. L. Oanctt OF Altus.
and q. l.. Coleman OF Miami. to Sa.
pulna morals and safeguards offered
ny John G. pclnna OF isl Reno. to
Dunni. religion. offered by J. w.
Morse of Blackwell. TO Blackwell.
housing. offered by rredcrlcl, l.. Brnn
Of Enid. TO Enid: special mention was
awarded Edmond but that city was
100 small to rnter the contest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-29
PAVING PROGRAM
Is HALTED BY CITY.
inability to Dispose of Bonds
Stops Builders From Bid.
ding on Jobs.

Tn city has discontinued its street
paving program for this yenr and
VIII not c4ntinuc Il until IN. bond
market makes It possible to sell dis
trict bonds, City Manager Kirk Deer
said this morning
Two attempts have boon mnde to
secure bids on paving the streets
but no bids wcrc received because the
bonds could not b. handled TO ad.
vantage. While conditions are not
termed good. Indications are that
tho bond market viii loosen n be
after the advent of the nov year.
Eight petitions Tor pning are now
being held up. Mr. Dyer said. They
Include projects on second. Sixth.
seventh. Eleventh and Twelfth ave.
nues. northwest, T. street. northwest:
street, southwest. and wheeler
street Bids on one Of these projects
were advertised Tor carly IN tho sum
mer and on another November %.
No bids werc submitted In either
case.
Unless contracts can be- made with
private concerns and other arrange
monts made. work will be curtailed.
Mr.. Dyer said, city officials thinl;
this tho best plan TO adopt now. since
the city does not owe anything.
either principal or interest on paving
district bonds that hayo matured.
This S considered exceptional since
10 IL the usual custom to let the
amounts drag along.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-29
UNION OF ULSTER
AND SOUTH OF
IRELAND LIKELY
Admission Of Possibility
Ascribed to Sir James
Craig, Ulster Premier.
RELIGION BEHIND
HISTORICAL QUARREL
Political Observers View stu.
alton With Unusual
Calm.
Ny The Associated Press,

LONDON Nov 29-Admigsion ot
the possibility that Ulster and me
South Of Ireland may some aa,
uniic. "cr thoh own free win III
the government Of an ireland ls as.
cribcd to Sir James craig. Ulster
premier. in an interview published TO-
day by the Daily Mirror.
Il do not say that Ulster win nev
er accept an allIreiand council
though the Sim Fein says il win
never accept any other scheme Sir
James is quoted as saying. what We
say is let The SinnFein first prove
IT'S ability 10 govern itself along con.
stitutional lines let it win listers
confidence by practical proof OF fair.
ness toward the southern unionists
Ihen in the course OF time, the two
irish governments might coalesce OF
their own free Wills. J canno, sa,.
whether this would be good or bad
of that ] am not convinced it might
be very bad for while Ulster re-
mains n part Of the United King.
dom England can always land troops
In Ireland by way Of Ulster II Great
Britair's safety IS jeopardized by
any cause affecting Irish harbors
or COASTS
"if Ulster conceded an the Sim
Feins demands he continued. "the
whole world would throw it's hats
into the air in n frenzy Of 10Y and
reliof There would be- world wide
THANKSGIVING services IN the churches
and wonderful scenes OF happiness
Hut the Enelish would then tanish
ireland from its mind and turn "a.
thoughts to her own problems ana
II the Sim Fcin began 10 opprcss
rlsicr under the alllreland council
England would then answer listers
complaints by saying. You accented
the council; you must manage your
own affairs now! indeed. England
"onld have no right to 'interfefe.R
Sir James was quoted as outlining
imagnary r1ses OF oppression such
MS the enforcement Of Catholic teach
Ing through legislation.
Rcmembei religion IS behind this
historical quarrel although little IS
said IN that regard. he was quoted
And that is the Sort OF thing that
would De likely TO happen."
Another supposiiion was that The
Continued on mage 2)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-29
FLYING FR0LIC TO.
BE HELD SUNDAY
Oakley and Askew Arrange
for Clever Stunt Flying and
Parachute Leaps.

Arthur oakley and Dorsey Askew
who are putting Ardmore on the map
MS city of alrplanes have arranged
for flying irolc next SUNDAY at
terhoon so be given at Oakley Field
north OF the city
There will De some clover etun,
llyins and there win be parachute
leaps that VIII thril the crowds
CHARLES W. Hardin. president a.
the Hardin Parachute Companv IS
here from Minneapolis. Alinn.. for
the purpose Of demonstrating hls
narachuies. He is accompanied by
his wife who also makes parachute
leaps from the nirplanes.
Double Leaps viii be made The
paiachuies win be- folded IN nidair
and others will be relied 10 brins
The man 10 earth safely.
Legislation Is now progressing that
WIN do away with stunt living and
the time Is close M hand when such
irolics ne viii be given here Sunday
will not be seen any more.
Arpiane boys say they cct tired
of the monotony Of plain flyinr They
need some thrills themselves aud al
the thrills for n month have been
saved m for the sunday afternoon
stunt
Ardmore extends an inyitaiior ~
neople In all the cities surrounding
this town TO he here. The local avia-
tors are clever. they never fail 10
make good they have four machines
here now and II is possible that 9th.
ers viii be here for this occasion.
An afternoon with the boys of tho
air win be an interesting one tina,
viii be repletc with thrills
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-29
DAUBE BOOSTS
POULTRY SHOW
Biggest Event City Will Stage
This Year if Movement
Taken Right, He Says.

The state poultry show is going to
be ono Of The biggest things Ardmore
has had in he way Of advancement
this year, sam Daube AYERS. While
the county fair drew a great number
Of people to the city. this event will
draw equally as MANY and In addi.
ton n great number Of people from
all over the state will bc in attend
ance.
However, Afdmore has got 10 wake
up 10 the occasion" Mr.. Daube says
Merchants should get together an a
stringent advertising campaign. they
should Join 50 mat whole hearted
welcome is presented the visitors.
Nrdmore should be cleaned.up ana
dolledpp To the very last item. So
that no visitor can go away ana say
The city ala not reflect credit on Tho
In addition 20 an this. II Ardmors
shows the poultry raisers fanciers
and show men that they are welcornc
and that the people as whole arc
interested in tho industry. The word
VIII 60 broadcast and tho local poul
try raisers will bc given added stlmu
Ius and prestige whom Ardmerc
are mentioned"
Mr.. paubc has boon talking poul.
Try show for the past several week
md has boon endcayoring to get the
tIothcr on concerted
movement Of some kind for the state
vent which opens here on December
).
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-29
FLOOD SWEEPING
DOWN OHIO RIVER

PITTSBURGH Pa., Nov 9a-Thc
first November flood IN moro than
20 years was today sweeping down
The Ohio river from the uppcr reach.
es Of the Mononeahela and Allegheny
the result on an almost continuous
rainfall for several days The flood
stood 90 feet at the point bridce wa
reached before doybrcak.
Scores of persons living IN the low.
lands Of tho North side wer. taken
from their h3mes iu bolts by tho po
lice, while rising waters comrclla
the suspension Of operations boz .
number OF mills and factories
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-29
Nine Powers Adopt Resolu-
luton at Morning Ses-
sion of Armament
< Farley,
NAVAL EXPERTS
POSTPONE MEET
Britain Won't Insist Upon
Question of International
Indebtedness.
BY The Associated Press

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 9s.-The
meeting today OF the Big Five naval
exports. The first general conference
scheduled for the naval mon for
nearly n week was postponed until
tomorrow at The request Of one Of the
delegations, No official statement as
to the reason for the proposal or nam
ing the delegation making the requeS;
was given.
The British arms conference dele.
CATION, through an authorized smokes
man today took occasion TO state nos
iuVcly again that there is no inten.
uon on the part Of the British gov
ornment OF bringing up the subject of
international Indebtedness at tho con.
ference. 1t was said the conference
was adherng strictly to the agenda so
Tar as could I've observed and the Rrit.
lsh delegates had no intention of ask.
ing the other delegates to extend the
jurisdiction Of the conference. They
believe that an extension OF the aran.
da would diminish instead of increase
i'i ''iNl'tt success or
the conference.
The nine powers conference on Pa.
cific and Far Eastern questions TODAY
adopted resolutions providing for re-.
lnqu,ishment of extra territorial rights
in China.
The resolution provided for with.
drawnl ot foreign courts i'm China
should an international commission.
winch is TO make study of Chinese
laws and court practice. find that the
chinese Judicial system is adequate.
After adopting resolution with ex.
ira territorial rights. the delegates In
executive committee session. continued
discussion Of Chinese reuuests fo,
withdrawal of foreign troops
II was indicated In official uuahers
To-Day that although the president had
no intention of complcating the far
eastern and armnmcnts questions by
bringing the subjects before the con.
Terence nj present. he fully expccted
INA, after these questions are out of
the way. there viii bc serious of
fort for an agreement for future sim.
liar meetings
fr'sid"nt liarding's suggestion for
continuing conference of nntions
is expected by administration officials
10 become the subject of formal dis.
cussion before the present conference
ends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-29
BUILDING COLLAPSES,
KILLING WORKMEN

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Fifleen or
20 workmon nro believed to have been
killed today when new theatre in
course of construction at Bedford and
Park avenue, Brooklyn. collapsed. ac-
cording to early police reports.
FIFTY workmen were engaged on the
new structure. the American theatre.
A hurried roll call indicated that
about half n them had been buried.
Sylvester Rosenthal and samuel
Moek owltl. .ho contractors. vino were
detained on technical charge Of
homicide told the police that about
81 men were working in tho orchestra
pit when the roof and north wall fell
IN. They estimated that about 10
had escaped being buried
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-29
Barron Believes in
Ardmore'S Continued
Growth and Prosperity

VIVA, will The next census show
fer Ardmore? The last census
showed gain of 6i6 per cent,
and II is estimated that the greater
part of the increase had come IN
the years 1919 and 1919 and early
In 1920. Whether the record oi
the last census can he eaualed is
matter Of conjecture.
James Barron of The Chamber oi
Commerce says the census win he
doubled in 1890. This Is not an
idle boast with him tor I've pre-
senis the following facts 10 substan-
tate his belief:
People from the surrounding
small towns and communities will
move here because oi the excel
lent school and churches.
Ardnure furnishes more employ.
mrni IN nicn and women than m,
city IT, size in The state.
The bank deposits which were
less Than a million dollars in 1910
are now around four millions.
The oil fields adjacent in Ard.
more were being developed early
IN the census period and were
not completed and paid for until
last wear.
Ardmore offers u great trade
territory for individual. firm aud
manufacturer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-29
Brooks Wins Case for
Possession of Home

Rev. Crayton $. Brooks was award.
ed Judgment In his suit for possession
OF the house and lot AZ Si6 North
Washington street, against James IT,
Akers, by a fury in district court this
morning after but a few minutes de.
liberation.
The plaintiff allege that the proper
~ was bought for $4,000 when prop.
erty values were low but payment
was not made because OF discren.
ancy in tho title. when the title
was cleared property values had in.
creased. Plaintiff held that he once
offered a check for the amount which
was refused In court Monday Si.Oou
IN currency was rendered the defend
ant.