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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24
LANGUAGE SPOKEN BY FEW
Migrants IN CAST End % London uss
a. Ancient Celtic Tongue Among
Themselves

Shssia Thar Is a language used -
creiiy among people 90 the tinker class
AMI principally o. BE- met with in scot
land and Ireland. It, u-e was nr~t IT.
cos erred aut made known in 1870 ny
Charles X Leland. an American anti
quarian. and Prof John Sampson OF
Liverpool Due day. while ealkinS
~ the seashore az Aberystwyfh. they
encountered y tramp who aGire~seu
them m an unknown tongue. Betn
were rersed In the Romany OF gypsy
language and were much surprised 70
meet one who spoke tongue q which
rtey knew not word
They collected a number ~ phrases
from this man and found "a inquiry
that h. had acquired this strnnge
speech from lfS Uife. who Ms
tinker The thinkers. he said. Kept
their knonletige " the language a Sc
cr~t. speaking it only among them
selves. Later Leland encountered
many other persons Who spoke >heifa
IL found that In many n tie drinking
places fn fh.. East end 81 London
where Migrants often congregHte The
ibN-ua-t was freely etniii"Nf'is '-t
that when an outsider made his ap-
pearnnce. A. ceased az once 20 De- >pck-
81 Scientific methods applied 90 the
study - >heifa proved that 10 = ~
mere system ~ back slang or cant. hut
an ancient Celtic speech
Romnny the language - the Eng
Iish gyp~ie~. b. sriii spoken by large
number ~ persons Among the ma
ioriry ~ them Il has hecpIne corrupt.
bur the older gyT,Sy folk ~fii speak
Whist Is known a. deep" Romany.
that j.. The gypsy language IN its pure
state.
The dialect 81 shetland. although
its grammar o. Lowiand scotch. j.
very largely Ncrse and a. spoken by
fhs- Shetlnncers among themselves +
scarcely understandable by the aver
axe Scotsman. on the Isle ~ Man.
Celtic tongue difrer-sf from Gaelic Or
WEIGH = sfill used by n number n the
inhabitants.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24
ENCOURAGING NEWS
FROM B0NDURANT
Casing for Roney. Mitchell a, isrue
Te~f Wei Iia~ irrited

News from Or, Wei ir.ins .irlli-.'i af
I;ondur.fui hy EoGfy Mitchell & Erref
xrt-ryf linl flssf cam ~ espe~fs'i Ilf
~ load ~ easing has urIIr ssl lni-ino-
an If fbe pre- imiuary a-fi4-. riis.f.f
hat. ies.f Completed luei,if.hf 90 ruif.ni
fhe -inE DOWN o. i- .itiiteilf fjlff
etfHal drilling wiz o. r,-InIsi lefor.
flie week g. eoflr and thar fhf'e-r-ifs-
go prslntlng formation uiil -tHu hf
encountered Men Of .eXurrirur,. D..
iefe that g cap r0ek l-su feei fAifl
and which -haw- as fhi- auf. did af fiil
last ffw feef drilled uii shows -alns
thing hie wileu fhc T,rk 81 FINALLY
punffurei Or g. expected That ths aif
-alI VIII i.- reached ~.fou aff.r drilling
i- resumed and 8 fl.r more feef arr
..fisi..i fo fiis- present depth 20 il- well
Tire depth a~ Indicated hv msnf 4eui...
gi-f- has almost been attained
= casual glance co the map 1T tll
United States viii show chat there b.
"a gap between The oil ficlds uf l'enu-s
tauia. West Virginia. ohio. Indiana
and southern Illinois and fire great
fields ~ Texas. Louisiana. pklahuufa
and Arkansas with fhi~ section 81 THE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

The Rex Theatre has secured Norma
falmndge in The Passion Flower as
special Thanksgiving program This
H. said 10 BE- one 81 the hest pictures
ever shown In this city and no doubt
large crowd viii h. present. The
management also announce that they
viii have special music for the occnSion
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24
FEEDING NEW CORN TO HOGS
Give Few Stalks lust az Plant Reach
90 Advanced MIL Stage. Gradual
~ Increasing Amount

A good way TO sccustom hogs 10 the
new corn IL 10 cut few stalks Of
corn and throw IL over the fence 70
the hogs lust as ~ reaches the ad-
vsnced milk stage. gradually incress-
ing the amount until In 10 or II days.
when the corn IL well dented. the hogs
are getting a full feed. Even then
II II necessary 70 watch them closely 20
see that none get OF feed because 81
digestive trouble
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24
LIVE STOCK
NEWS
DISTRIBUTE 100 PURE BULLS
Animals Intended for Breeding eur-
poses IN Different Communities
in kentscky.

Prepared ~ fHe f-rff~d states DEPART
ment Of Agriculture
The first ~ the -hetrer-Sires sales
held Ia kenfucky fhis year resulted
IN the sale - 100 pur~bred bulls
These animals are being Distributed
through the state and win BE- u-ed Tor
breeding purposes In describing the
sale Wayiand Rhoafs o. rhe extension
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24
sILo PAYS LARGE DIVIDENDS
STANDS az Sentinel TO Successful Crop-
ping and Efficient Feedina-Mors
Are Needed.

The silo has been the difference be-
tween success and failure on many
farms where COWS. beef cattle or sheep
are kept The sIlo stands as a sentinel
% successful cropping and efficient
feeding II should be q monument
70 thrift and progressive husbandry
% more farms Why not ensile your
corn and carry your cattle or sheep
through the winter economically
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24
LA>KFORD-JaCOBS.

Tom Landlord and Miss Hattie
Jacobs. two young people Of this city.
were married last Saturday night. the
ceremony being performed In Union
CITY. Mrs. Jacobs. mother of the BRIDE.
entertained with a supper Sunday nizht
In honor Of the newly married couple
az her home in this city. BESIDES the
honorces. L. r.. Abernafhy and family
and Mr. Fry and family were present.
The newlyweds will make their home IN
West Hickman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

division. University OF Kentucky. states
ia letter e. rhe United STATES De
partment o. Agriculture fhsf much
Improvement wiz come from II.
Notwithstanding the present excel
ience ~ much ~ TIE live stock IN the
state. Kentucky farmers are veieoto-
INK the opportunity to obtain. ~ rcns
enable prices. purebred sires ~ 81
perior type. Additional sales are 70
10 held
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

Mr.. NicelpInch-'I tell you we can't
ret too much money In the BANK
Money talks His Wife-"YeA
money talks. but yours seems TO nav
an impeachment IN It's speech
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

Hes so unlucky." said the Billviie
citizen. that II his house wuz ter
ke,ch IRE. he'd lose his life tryin' to
save last years almanac ''-AtsnA
Constitution
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

The Hickman Hornets viii meet the
Water Valley eleven az the Menr,l marx
az : 30 Thursday afternoon. The Horn
cts have hecu SETTING in some good prac-
tice and lf promises o. D. "a rooi c,ue
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24


LOST r.f~ren crecss Keys and the
fo~fotfice- - purse with twenty enc
ud fifsy cents. and diamond ring
me- Sen doilnr MI rem dollar eoid
.il.c.. ansl one .ipliar and fifty cents
% -iirrr Finder please return 10
fsury u Wallace. y - Fox 80 and
olelFc - reward. Up
u y Wilson and p y PrafIer. ~.
80. Us i'idncah fiii< week. having bsell
-npnnned Tor .rerfiee pu the federal
-uris-> fns.e in fAeF : bisrrIcr Court.
ar. Than Rogers and children. -
.slma~ Mis- are visiting her parents.
irorge Era~neid and VIE and = ".
tp1er- and wife
FOR SALE schiller piano. almost
..-,d 81. ness win sell very reasonable.
Mr. Charles Jackson. Roffe ,. fele-
..Is.sr... -.1aT o.
Dr. Marshal Alexander 81 Fulton.
ia- i.q.n iu Hickman this week assist
iur ia fi- fraehoma cliuie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

Apartment For Rent-By Dee lst-
Convenient TO hath Phone Sls---ni>-
Jessie ouffen. @'tAe
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

,ounfry occupying the center Of the
l.nls.re Hoped Territory.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

To Cure n Cold in One Day
Takc LAXATIVE BROMO QUTSINE 0abl~t-l
aE0us the Couch and ff~adnche and works 81
Cod T. ". CROWS signature on each box
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

Randall Shepard l. in Nashville thl'
week to attend the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
football game.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

Mrs. Minnie Graham. Of carufhers-
Vile. il visiting her daughter, Mrs =.
W. Curtin.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-16

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noon N the 5llae a p Ssea
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l141 fnn1lilee wsls1 n mt Rev.
I'm McGoua $780, paetoe. VI
|the Broadway Klegfan church,
|omciated. There were NO attend
ants.
The homa 80 beantiful1v a1ocr.
atsd WITH masaaa a. tarue ~ 1lar-
W. ~ s1asta 1sisS6s riscad' iIEInnt
TIA roo
A ~ appointed hotIr M xath-
erine CO. played Nd eIslpAn.s
Weddine March on the piano The
bride daeeendad the s1adrs atene,
"a NJ met n - foot r the
stafrcase by M. Bruner.
sFhe bride, wore a simple frock cf
white canton crepe with a veil
which fen to the hem Of her gown,
} and MAS arranged Win q frill at
the hack Of her coifEnrs and fasten-
ed With a sinxle styaud at cranap
| bacssoms. Her flowers were an
larm bouquet a opkefia, roses AMI
sweetpeas. arraneed in shower ef-
/ feet
"A wedding luncheon was sseved
|mmeafately afser tn cerenouy q
small tables. prettily decorate1
| With coryopsis ana shasta dafsfss.
At the brides table. the centerpiece
was a huge bridai cake. decorstei
with the flowers, and surrounded
with wreaths Of smilax..
/ Mr.. and Mn Bruner I'm thu aft
er1oon for Chicar0 and N.6iaon
wis.
| The bride Il . graduate of tn
Rock Island hiGh ochool. she n.
tended IL Univerxify = Wfnconstn
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i CAicaro. vhere she sr.dnafsd a.
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.lsocie1y.
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q tAe law school Of CHICAGO uni.
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Rock Island high school and at.
tended Augustana college and Knos
college at Galesburg before the
war. at which time he enlisted In
the Naval Reserves Flying corps Al
a pilot, and served at the Unitai
States Naval Air station 1t Miami
Florida. After the war, b. entefel
the law school at Chicago. He i
; member Of Beta Theta ri frafern
, honorary Law fraternity.
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nartr
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morning for 4 short wedding trip
70 Miureapolis and st. Panl. Upon
ifheir yatnrn they wifi reside ~
1.-THE presenf at tn home of To
I: nriSa,a r,atheT. l1o6 Seventeenth
freet vhiie ma II Vene and fan-
inv are IL Calfrurnh. They viii q
tn hnusekeeping in the fall.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-16
ScAnidt.Ross wedding.

0OW 11WtsA9VbV VvV9W1h1Se
Ihe marriage of Miss Irene Ross,
d SOl6 Tenth avenue. to Carl e.
Schmidt, SON OF ]. N. Schmidt, of
- Ninth avenue, was solemnized
q . pretty ceremony at LAS
oscIock this afternoon at the Evan
gelical Church Of Peace. Rev. F. J.
Rolf ofiiciated in the presence OF q
large company Of relatives and
1St@nds. Miss Nena Pritchett at
tooaed the bride a. maid OF honor
a16 Francis Barker served the
bf1oegroom as best man.
Ireceeding the ceremony. Miss
IpQise Mclean sang Because" and
AuE1ng the ceremony. while the
W1s were being taken, she sang
6oontifully, AT Dawning." Mrs. r.
J. 1Olf announced the approach Of
tha bridal party, playing Mendels-
oohn's Wedding March ON the or
IN Mr.. Barker and Rev. Rolf
~ the bridal party It the altar,
an6 Mr.. Schm3dt and Miss Ross
onns together. presided BY the
In8 OF honor.
me bride wore . pretty gown
@ nile green whip-poor-will satin,
~ white crepe de chine, the dress
eelog made with Spanish flounce ef-
~ she wore . corsage Of sweet
yooA- Miss Pritchett wore Z pretty
1elos Of shell pink organdie, with
= white georgette hat, and = cor
- OF pink sweetpeas.
= wedding luncheon was served
~ J o'clock ct the home Of the
691eegroom's father. $40 Ninth ave
- covers being laid for Is. A
1g6e wedding cake was the table
i 80 erpiecs. and the colors pink and
- wsrs carried ont IN The dec,
~. and Mra Schmiat Nh on 4
Noesrn wedding trip - viii b
} o4 oms after July l st sSg Twelfth
G1u11k Rack 1eland. Mrs.. SchmidV
- Z travelling dress q gray
y W1fA . hat 70 match.
= oe4midt = an aconantant d
- Island linss. The ND
e11nsFl5 Win the Roya
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-16
Sponsor Besster Dance.

Tho South Rock Island Ball club
y planning to sponsor . booster
dance and card party tomorrow
evening in the Center Station hall.
Music for the dancing will be fur
nished by Philip Licata's orchestra.
L. L. Jones. manager Of the team, ID
in charge Of the affair, and q very
entertaining evening is promised. A
cordial invitation 10 extended the
general public. Proceeds from the
affair will be used for baseball suits
for the club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-16
Eatsrsaias Csslliaa CAslr.

Mas Ethel Hillmer was hostess
at her home, 1886 Twenty-third
street last evening at delightful
party at which she entertained the
members OF the Cecilian choir of
the First Methodist church of
which J. H. Johnston is director.
The evening hours were passed
very pleasantly and informally with
games and . variety Of entertain
ment At . late hour . delicious
luncheon was served en- buffet.
Early summer garden flowers Of Z
large variety formed attractive
decorations in the room.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-15
Santa Claus Comes to
ArdmOre by Airplane
With Loads of TOYS

Hey. Riddles, Official notice has
heen given that Santa Claus will ar.
rive in Ardmore December -. via
air planet
There is nothing like keeping up
with the times and Santa Claus ~
proving that he is modern in every
respect. Just as he keeps up with
the new ideas in toys, by bringing you
electrically operated toys, just so
he is coming to Ardmore in a plane.
The Ardmoreite ventures the opinion
that Ardmore is the first and only
city i'm America or the world for thai
matter, that Santa Claus will visit in
his big Christmas plane Watch for
him. Definite announcement for his
landing will be duly made. He will
20 to Convention Hall and will have
many gifts on the Community Tree
TO give YOU
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-15
Wives And SweetheartS
of LegiOnnaires Urged
To Be At Saturday Meet

An interesting program has been
arranged for the Saturday noon lunch.
con Of the George II. Anderson post
of the American Legion at Hotel Ard.
more when special guests will bc the
wives ana Sweethearts OF the members.
Adiu'nrt Mcnamara states that he
h'0eS every member accompanied by
fcm1!p" guest win be present. I'VE
are going start on ou; big member.
sh'1 o'mr ism soon. and while this
will 1t I've a business meeting. things
pertaining to the campaign will doubt.
less be discussed and inasmuch as
the members Of the Women's Aux.
ihary viii assist us ard will also
have a membership drive in coniunc.
ton with ours, we h)p. they viii
all be with us Saturday" Luncheon
will be served at 12 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-15
LIONS HEAR SPEECHES
ON VARIED SUBJECTS
AT LUNCHEON MEET

The Lions held very busy meeting
today. Twenty-one members of the
local football team were in attendance
as guests Of individual members, They
were represented by their spokesman,
Gordon Davidson, who expressed ap-
probation for the loyalty of Ardmore
to the squad and expressed especial
gratitude to the coaches and the men
who have worked so faithfully with
the boys.
In the absence Of President Brown,
j. w. Richardson was the presiding
officer
Mrs. A. NJ. Hepler, soloist with Mrs.
Don Lacy at the piano, entertained
the club with two numbers and the
singing was sincerely appreciated.
Conner Pennington chairman OF the
health bonds sales committee, report.
ed that every Lion visited had bought
n bond and he believed the sales would
be 100 per cent
II. II. Roger talked on the charity
work during Christmas. Ne told of
the Salvation Army plans and Of the
work of the Elks and asked all club
members TO support the Christmas
charities activities.
The insurance men VINO are here
re-rating Ardmore made some very
interesting talks. 1t seems in one in
stance that the city ordinance Is in
adequate, it was suggested that the
city building inspector has not been
able to do the amount of work re
quired Of him. The result is that more
insurance is being paid than should be
paid and besides there are fire haz-
ards hero than can easily be removed
j. \. Janeway, chairman Of the Ok.
lahoma Agricultural Loan Agency of
the war finance corporation of Okla
homa city was a guest at the meeting
and talked briefly Of the plans of the
government 20 furnish money for f.
nancing farmers and cattlemen IN this
state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-15
SALVATION ARMY
WOULD COOPERATE
WITH ALL OTHERS.

IL heartily approve of the sugges
tions advanced in having the distribu
ton of Christmas gifts under one man
agement," Capt. Maggie Nobbs of the
salvation Army said in commenting
upon the ideas advanced by the Cham.
Der of Commerce relative TO various
activities planned for the poor of the
city.
Children could be given candies,
fruits, and little toys, while monies
contributed could be given to the par
ents, many of the men having been
out of employment several weeks" the
captain continued.
There is a way to reach all-Ard.
more Is so generous and do not fear
any falling off Of the usual Christmas
giving, and if there has been any over.
tapping we should make every effort
to prevent its occurrence, so / am ready
and >willing any day to cooperate
with other charity dispensing associa.
tions to this end"
Captain Nobbs announced that she
would as usual conduct the Elll's an
nual Christmas tree. She also stated
that she had 400 children listed, all of
whom are to be given useful practical
gifts as well as candies and fruits they
always expect.
Select your Christmas gifts at the
bazaar at Squires Electric Store. Sat.
Urday, the 17th,-Ady. 15.o
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-15
Special Session Not
Necessary CarlOck States
(Contlnued from nare 1l

lem for paying the advalorum taxes
turing 1922 on basis similar TO the
following scale: % per cent payable
February 10, % per cent May Is. 25
per cent Aug and 25 per cent octob-
er 10.
Then when this IL done the cry of
economy. now so long heard by us as
individuals, should be driven home 10
all public boards entrusted with the
expenditure OF public funds and a de.
mand enforced by the tax payers that
Ill useless overhead expense be eli.
minated and made apply from the
highest state board to the lowest
county. municipal and school boards. ."
Referring TO the governors inde.
cision about calling a special session
to consider changes in the state guar.
anty law as advocated by the state
bankers association, or to consider the
abolition Of the is per cent penalty on
advalorum taxes. Senator Carlock
stated that he could sec no reason win,
inc governor should call special Sos.
sion to consider these two propositlons
ana was OF the opinion that unless
something very vital arose that there
would he no session Of the legislature
unul the regular term in January 1923.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-15
Millions Ready for Farmer
And Stockman in Okla;
Low Rate Interest Allowed
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kind of live stock. That would in.
olude all classes Of cattle loans.
Two Committeeman Here
j. y. Joneway. chairman Of the
committee and vice president of the
Liberty National Bank OF Oklahoma
City, and j. w. Tceter. member OF
the committee and vice president Of
the First National Bank Of Oklahoma
city. We're the members who came
hero for the meeting with local bank.
ers. Other members Of the committee
are II. =. Martin, president oG the
Oklahoma Stockyards National Bank.
Carl Williams Editor of the Oklahoma
FamerStockman, II. T.. Brewer presi.
dent Of the Exchange National Of
Tulsa and Samuel l.. Morley president
OF the American National OF McAlester.
Each member OF this committee has
had country experience. scmc Of the
members for twenty yea have been
in charge OF conutry han they know
the details Of the problems before
the bankers now. The War Finance
Corporation in Washington has money
appropriated for its use and these peo.
pie are anxious FOR the people OF
the State OF Oklahoma to mako apph
cation for the use OF this money.
Small Sums Loaned Here
Only small sum has been loaned
In this state at this time but no ap.
plications so far has gon more than
eight days. Within from eight TO ten
days the loans are executed.
The Oklahoma committee meets ev.
cry saturday in meeting oe the
whole committee hut the members re.
siding In Oklahoma City constitute n
quorum and they are subject to
call at any time by the chairman.
Mr. Jancway. and they can meet every
day II there are lean applications that
demand their coming together.
In the short space OF four days
time tho Corporation loaned over thir.
toon million dollars and OF this amount
N1io.o00 went to Iowa.
This activity shows that the Finance
Corporation meets an urgent need.
that &c has a definite purpose, that II
is fulfilling its mission and that the
people of the agricultural and liv,
stock sections OF the country are TAX.
ing advantage OF the offer made by
tho federal government.