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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30

dore Nelson. the latter ~ Detroit
Mich. are In Dallas. Texas, for the
remainder OF the week. Mrs. Nelson
will probably join them Saturday and
will return with them Saturday night
An interesting entertainment is be
ing plann by Mrs. William SwartZ
and Mrs. Sol Lowenstein for the next
meeting OF the Jewish Ladies Aid So
ciety which is 10 be on Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. i,owenstein.
Mrs. y. T.. Ezzell and children OF
PershiBg, Okla, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur James, 81 Fourth
avenue northwest and OF Mrs. n. s.
Cox. 2ls A street northwest. Mrs
James Is Mrs. Ezzell's mother and
Mrs. Cox Is . sister.
Jess \Hsll who has been visiting
al the home OF Dr. aud Mrs. j. l..
Cox, Sls Bixby avenue. will leave thi,
morning for Tulane University al
New Orleans. la. where he has beet
taking several courses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30
STATE ENGINEER
STARTS PROJECTS

OKLAHOMA CITY.-The state high
way department is to receive bids late
today on two road projects in Tulsa
county according to Ernest s. Al
derman, state highway engineer. one
section of road extends from Broken
Arrow to the Wagner county line
and the other begins at the Rogers
county line and extends toward Tulsa.
Each is approximately three miles
long and is to be concrete. Contract
was awarded today by the highway de
partment to Killough Brothers Of
Chandler for repairs to the Taloga
bridge in Dewey county over the Red
River. The sum involved is Sl9.274.70.
Another contract for construction of
approaches to the Freedom Bridge
over the Cimarron river between Woods
and Woodwad counties was awarded
to j. f. Patterson of Alva, Okla. The
work is to cost sl4.9l5.59.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30
SOLDIERS RUSHED.
TO STATE HOUSE.
Mexican Deputies 5 Use
Whips and Canes During
Arguments; Spectators
Join in Melee.

MEXTCO ClTY.-The Mexican cham.
Der OF deputies was invaded by armed
forces today for the first time IN its
history when troops called In to quell
fighting in the galleries between fac.
lions sympathizing with the liberal
constitutionalist party and the social
democratic bloc, Whips and canes
we're used by the combatants in the
struggle which arose over efforts to
win control of the permanent commits
sion which is 10 act during the recess
OF congress from January |, until next
September. Election OF this commits
sion has been expected for the past
fortnight and the galleries at each
session have been crowded with the
sympatnizcrs OF the contending groups.
The liberal constitutionalists repre-.
sent moderate political opinion while
the social democratic bloc is credited
with radical tendencies. Hooting and
shouting In the galleries have made
the sessions almost impossible.
l"uaN SchVi N"0'V"NN'"9 'SNN" ~
ident ObrcgOn for armed forces to
maintain order and the latter placed
coo soldiers ~ his disposal. The gal.
lories were crowded and the usual
disorders began, whcroupon the sol.
diers entered the chamber and stood
AZ attention.
Discussion of the budget then was
continued until there came q sudden
invasion OF the gallery by followers
OF the bloc. with lashes and sticks.
They attacked tho liberal eonstltu.
uonalist sympathizcrs and hand TO
hand firht ensued In which the az.
tackers were victorious The soldiers
rushed in and interviewed but the bloc
forces remained.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30
Mother Gives Children
Large Tracts of Land

Mrs. George ". y Ball. of Gaines.
vile Texas. On Christmas Eve, RaV"
to her three children, Elhridg' Hall,
Mrs. w H. Csmpbell of Gainesville,
Texas. and Mrs, ". NJ Gwyn NJ Ard
more. Okla. a large tract " fine
farm and ranch land situated on the
NJ. X. 4 r. railroad nine mites vast
OF Gainesville TcNAs
This farm and ranch was left ,o
Mrs Ball bv her husband. tho late
George y. \. Rail. ~ Gainesville.
Texas and known FOR many yeats
ne the "Ball" ranch II consists ~
arprosimn G.1SV acres NJ farm
and ramon land, ipnch Hni tenement
houses and etc, and will hc divided
equally between the three children
ss soon ns proper surveys AMI etc.
can he made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30

NEW YORK.-Alleging conspiracy
on the part Of the Right Rev. Her
bert Shipman. suffragan bishop Of
the Episcopal diocese Of New York
Nine Anne Guerin and Maurice Leon,
representatives of the French gov
ernment, and others TO SANDER and
blacken her reputation by represent
ing her as notorious French court
esan Mrs. Marion McAllister smith
formerly Miss Mercedes Hearne, mem
Der Of prominent Texas family, has
brought suit against them IN the 81
preme court for 100000 damages.
Mrs Smith. who is the wife oi
son of the late Governor Smith OF
Rhode Island and who was on the
stage before her marriage under the
name of Mercedes Leigh. alleges that
Barry Smith told her the French gov
ernment had reported her TO the nat
ional bureau Of information as the
Duchess de Villanda, said. TO he a
notorious adventures who was re-
ported as having been convicted OF
crime in 1906.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30
MARKET

NEW YORK -Faiure Of the rum
of f. W. Wagner and compsny OF
this city was announced today from
the rostrum Of the New York stock
exchange.
BOMBAY. The rate OF discount OF
the Bank OF Bombay and that OF the
Bank Of Bengal az Calcutta. was
raised from six TO seven percent to.
day.
BUFFAIo.-Canadian exchange was
quoted by local banks today al 5ss
the low mark for the year. one year
ago. the rate was ~ per cent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30
PRINTING PRESS
WORKED OVERTIME
STAMPING MONEY

RIGA-A wireless dispatch re.
ceiyed here from Moscow says that
in four years the soviet government
has issued more than 1l,152 600 900 in
paper rubes, according to an an
nouncement made by the commission
er Of finance Kristensky to the Mos
COW all.Russian soviet congress. The
total returns in the shape OF food
products wages and the like secured
from the population IN exchange for
this huge sum was worth only 1000.
3i3 900 gold rubles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30
CITY BRIEFS

All deputy sheriffs are buslly en-.
gagged In serving subpcenas upon wit.
neSses wanted TO testify In the com.
Ing term Of criminal court that con-
scnes January is
Attorney II. n. Brown left last
night FOR Oklahoma CITY wher. he
will attend the meeting Of the bar
association and look after some legal
affairs in which he is interested.
Miss Nancy Center. deputy city
clerk, has returned to her desk after
ten days Christmas vacation. which
she spent with her parents and fam.
ily st Cumby. Texas.
In keeping with IN. holiday spirit
train schedules have been maintained
and few OF the trains operating
through Ardmore have been running
late. Officials ~ the Santa Fe an.
nounced this morning that a single
connection has not been missed nrre,
although traffic was rushed at times
Or. Crsvtor y. Rrocks will give hls
Illustrated stereop,lcon story, Tho
other Wise Man" at the FIRST Chris.
tisn church On sunday evening The
gripping narrative was written by Dr.
Henry Van Dyke. u will he lllustrs ted
by 80 tinted pictures. There will he
We admission fee.
W. W. CoffeN prominent farmer ~
the Lone Grove community wss trans.
acting business In the citv Today.
a---4aaa
Jane. Csrrcl ~ Brocs ws- N the
ci,v TODAY cn business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30

Wentworth Tucker. who had hccn
employed on mr,icn picture Journal
at $40 wrck fnr several years before
ais death IN September. 1919. ieft an
estric NJ ti5ooop according 10 the ec.
counting OF his executors In court
The greater part of this was left Ia
triiat Tor his widow. who has since
married. The estate consisted Of ran.
road and other public utility securl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30

The rumors were circulated, 1t is
said. after break in the ranks OF
the American and French league. OF
which Mrs Smith was state chairman
in 1920. Disagreement concerning the
observance of Poppy day last year
is believed to have caused the break.
The league was disbanded shortly
after and new organization, the
FIanco-American league was formed,
including in it's membership many
Of those named in the suit.
Mrs. Smith states that, as the re-
suit Of the rumors. President Hard
ing withdrew his support to her plan
for raising funds for French war
orphans and that her work was inter
fered with in other ways. She de-
clares that her social position has
suffered as result Of the alleged
ISLANDERS
Supporters OF Mrs. Smith say thar
when the case is brought TO trial
evidence viii be introduced that viii
startle the entire country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30

NEW CLASSES AT THE ARD.
MORE BUSINESS COLLEGE. JAN.
2, ARRANGE NOW FOR A SCHOL.
ARSHIP; 1T PAYS YOU INTEREST
FOR LIFE; PHONES 6l3 OR 69s.
27.5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30
SLEEPER KILLED
AT MISSION IN
BALTIMORE, MD.

BALTIMORE-Su by 90 c.
20 sleeping men at the Inasmuch Cos
pei Mission in West Sarato6 street,
an unidentified man was shot TO
death early today. His slayer escaped
after threatening TO shoot the watch
man Of the mission, who pursued him
for several blocks. No cause could
De assigned for the shooting I'he ms
sion provides free lodging for home
less men.
ROME General Giovanni Amcgalo
comma nder Of the Italian expedition
in Albania and former governor Of
Tripol is dead.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30
SOCIAL CALENDAR

A reception for Friday afternoon by
Mrs Henry Baum and her mothc,.
Mrs. Jene,te Blank. at Mrs. Bsums
home, 2l2 street. southwest. has
been announced The hours viii be
from 3 to 6 o'clock.
on Friday members OF the Dinner
Bridge Club will he entertained at
the home of Mrs. John Nichols, 32s
G street, southwest. This party ws''
also planned first for Tuesday but
was changed on account Of the dinner
dance at the country club which is
to be on Tuesday.
Miss Norma Gates will entertain
with a one o'clock luncheon on Fri
day at her home, 219 f street, SOUTH
west, in honor of Miss Lucy Penne-
hacker, who is home from Ward Bel
mont College, Miss Katherine Adams
of Hockaday school, at Dallas, and
Miss Clara 3. Waltrip of Ferry Hall
A number OF the younger set will be
enter tained.
The annual New Years ball Of the
Elks limited to members only VIII
be given this year on Friday, Decem'
Der 3Oth
A meeting OF the Wswbansee Camp
Fire girls will be held Friday after
noon at 2:30 at the First Presbyterian
church when very important business
will he taken up.
December n
Mrs. G.. A. Anderson, will entertain
with an informal tea at her home.
Hillside, on Saturday afternoon at 1880
honoring Mrs. C.. o. Gregg and Mrs
y. A. Simpson, Jr., the house guests
of Mrs. g. A. Simpson, Sr; Howard 5.
I,aham, the guest OF Miss Helen Ward;
Mrs. Charles KinnesT Of Seattle. Wash
ington, the house guest Of Mrs. w. d.
Potter; Mrs. Frank Price. guest Of Mrs
w. p. Poland: and Mrs. J. n. Kahn
and sisters, Mrs. Goldstein Stiefel.
A brige party for saturday, Decem-
Der 81, IN honor OF Miss Eleanor Bar.
ron. by Miss Eloise Sandlin and Miss
Lucille Griffin at the home Of Mrs.
Sandlin at 33S D street southwest.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will hold q watch party at the church
on Saturday night, beginning al $3.50
o'clock.
The members Of the Epworth
League OF the Broadway Methodist
church will entertain with a watch
party Saturday evening beginning at
1880 o'clock. All eaguers are invited
10 attend
January 3
The Jewish Ladies Aid will meet
on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Sol
lIowenstein. 697 Stanley boulevard
Mrs. William Swartz will also be hos
tess on this occasion.
The Thimble Tea club will be en-.
tertained on Friday at the home OF
Mrs Lucian Hoard, AL | street south.
west
January
Mrs lnez Lambert and Mrs Il.
Mcmillan will entertain the Daughters
OF the American Revolution az the
home OF the latter. 904 c street north.
west.
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Miss Marjorie Andre. pretty New
orleans girl l. .su thirsty for know
ledge that she recently advertised to
marry any man who would give her
an education. she reports that she
has received SO many encouraging re.
plies 10 date that she hasnt had the
time to consider any OF them scri.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30
Return from Denver

one Of tbe most enjoyable parties
! this season was given Wednesday
Ievemng al the King homestead. east
tot town, when large number OF
ty0lng people gathered in honor Of
Stbe Misses Kate and Ruth Warren.
Awho recently returned from an eS-
ptended visit In Denver Dancing was
fenyoyed throughout the evening and
yinany atsrcsting contests and games
were played One Of these called "A
"Trip TO Denver and Return" was es.
pciailv amusing Prizes were won on
this and other contests. The hcme
~eAs vcry attractive In decoration Of
holly and Christmas ornaments The
NfpNcsscs were the Misses Marie,
, C1emye, and Christine King. Among
she guests who enjoyed the evening
Swere the Misses Kate Warren. Ruth
A., Warren. Margsre, Rcdfield, Florence
Redfield. Hazel Dressell. Edna Dres'
sell. Gladys Martin. Norma Scott,
Ruth Rollins. Naomi Tyer. Buena
Perkins. Margaret Robinson, Marie
rk1ng. C,cmyc King. Christine King
and Mcssrs. Ralph l,cVsn. Bill War.
rea. Jess Laslcy. jeff Arnold, Pete
Fonville. Aubry Fonvillc. Ezra Dyer,
Louie Bastine Hobart Head. RAY Ty'
sr Frank Heenan. Paul shelby. john
kedfield, Al Maehsffy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30

sAitNA. Kansas. w, Layton
prominent reel estate 4 ~ thi.
city was appointed city ager by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30
A Watch Part,


With sam \. Anple assuming the
role of school master. an old fashioned
spelling bee will be the feature of the
watch party 10 he given by the Rap.
i,st Young Peoples rmou on Sstur-
day night Frank Mcphai and Jim
crucc will choose up and from $40
~ lo:a0 there will be y regular. hon.
cs,to-eoodness contest to see who has
forgotten the old "hiue hack" spelling
book DAYS Al members " the con.
Rregation are urged to be present. The
following program will b. given. he.
ginning a, 5.5o p. m.
Selections Orchestra.
Reading. squire Nimhle Frog. e..
Miss Evelyn Hefner.
lanford.
Heading. "A small uirls Surprise
Party,"--Miss Nancy F'raley.
Vocal Solo. sele-ted-Mrs. Adsm Aler.
ander
Reading. selected--vivlsn cruce.
violin Solo. selected Robert Hefnsr.
Heading. The ousrrel."--Miss Lille
Mae Palmer.
Gvocal Sole. MY Lsddie, Miss VIZ.
einis Lynn.
$50 to 1880 .. M. en- cid fashioned
speilins bee.
io.5o 10 II .. m. refreshments.
~ 70 IA p. m. watch Hour.
sscsesy Personals
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30

The Young Woman's Christian As.
sociation will hold an open house
on Sunday afternoon from . to D
o'clock. Tea will be served during the
afternoon and there will be an in
'eresting musical program rendered.
The hostesses for the occasion are
Mesdames Lamont Byers. Roy John
son, ]. d. Wall, Henry ID. Rinsland
/. Edward Sandlin, A. Il. Seay. r. T.
<Hefner and the Misses Iavinia Woods.
tMargarct Dawson. Clara Dyer. Daisy
iNlchols. Mary Boone, Myrtle Moore
|und Creola Ford.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Entertain.

Complimentary 10 Mr.. and Mrs. c.
%. Gregg. who have been visiting in
Ardmore during December. MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Tucker, entertained in
formally with the game of five hun.
dted, in their home, 10 Scott street,
OH Wednesday evening. JonQu.ls and
other blossoming plants were used in
decoration a salad course was served
10 about sixteen guests
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30

Entertains Sunday School Class
Mra H NJ. Cannon, sos W Broad
way, entertained the members of her
Sunday school class and some of the
mothers on Thursday afternoon in
her home SOC West Broadway. A sal
ad course was served. A number Of
interesting contests and games We're
enjoyed and prizes were won by Miss
Helen Hoffman, Miss Laura Cannon
and Miss Orda Murray and by Mes
danes l.. d. Slough, T.. II. Wood,
and J. G. Abernathy. Those enter
tained we're virgie Erickson Eleanor
lawson, Marybelle Maxwell. Eliza
beth Abernathy, Orda Murray, Cath
Wine Pierce, Anna Mae Watson, Hell
en- Hoffman, Willie Marie Wright
Lilly Chandler, Nettie Pennington,
katheleen Posey. Louise Swauk, Miss
Landrum Of jackson, Tenn, Dolores
Dustin and the Mesdames i. w. Wa
ton, z. II. Wood, Carrie Maxwell and
j. G. Abernathy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30
SOCIETY NEWS
4 -
Mrs. Madden Entertains Club

Mrs. Madden Entertains Club
Members and guests of the Birth.
BY Luncheon club were entertained
wednesday by Mrs. j. A. Madden.
the home Of her daughter. Mrs
A Cooper sl2 McT,ish avenue.
american beauty roses. ciematis and
fotfed plants formed the decorations.
Clusters of pink gersniuns accom-
panying the ice course served as
iarty favors. A dainty salad course
preceded the ice course
Miss Mary Noble entertained tho
I".ts with . d1:ghtful reldnS
Nnong those present were Mosdalnos
Henry Sutherland. B,i.ha Whiseman,
A II. Palmer, D. =. Allen, w. =.
0tisDd, Bell Fulsom May Collier, w
|. Cruce, Joe WiilIthi, sue Ccinery>
Water Colbert. JoHr Gait, +. x.
h"niney, Virginia The,ln, Care
S!2Awell, j. r. pul!.r.,, o. II. Smith
Jerrie McClusky, Kirk Dyer, r. f.
Ph'"'ps, j. A. Mao icI. Preston WoGd,
L. w. Cruce, H:nry, l.. X. Ilanua,
II G. stong, Hattie Noble. Ev:, No.
~ Shu "iiSo Ds~A Nobics
I. I. :.
Thursday Bridg. CIb Euttriai,Wd
Al interesting 20 i,'l OF the Thurs
d,;y Bridge Club vas had yesterday
afternoon when Mrs. Jonn Wbitenan
entertained the cli,b and number
OF additional guests VINO are out-of-
tovr visitors in Ar lbiore this week.
Mrs. c. l.. Ande 'sou received prize
for high score and Mrs. John T,ei
low score prize. Mrs j. l.. Wilson
received the guest favor. Among those
entertained, in addition to the club
members. were Mrs. j. F.. Buchanon,
Mrs. Tom Champion, Mrs. Charles
Won Weise, Mrs. e. o. Gregg, Mrs,
b A. Simpson, Jr., Mrs Riser, Mrs.
Waiter Young, Mrs. J. B. Waltrip
and Mrs, Frank Price of Corpus
Christi.
:. !.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30

January
Mrs. IneZ Lambert and Mrs. r.
Mcmillan will entertain the Daughters
OF the American Revolution az the
home OF the latter. 904 c street north.
west
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-30

A meeting OF the Wawbansee Camp
Fire girls will be held Friday after
noon at 2.30 at the First Presbyterian
church when very important business
will he taken up.
, 1921-12-09

The Forum nesting was a large
and Juicy morsei for the men who
like TO see good roads buiit and kept
up, wasn't tit It is needless to say
that every man present enjoyed Mr..
EIiison's talk whcro no described how
the wonderful Alcova read had been
allowed to deteriorate In n year
after thousands Of dollars had been
spent on II to make It n real highway
The way Mr.. Ellison compared Il TO
building a fine house and leaving II
10 20 to ruins again for want CT a
root wa especially enjoyed Mr.. FL
lison was absolutely right II Is not
good business. and II the county COM
I.issioners couldn't find a way to sup
ply funds to carry on h work. with
the aid of Mr.. Hagons. Mr.. Nichols.
and a member Of the committee from
each bank in Casper. then hey should
resign and let some one have the Job
who could. and would. take advantage
of the offers Of help when IL Is extend
ed TO them
Mr.. wertz brought his company 70
Casper with the understanding that
the road to the Lost Soldier fields. was
roIng I be built and kept up, and
It IS UP 10 Casper and Natrona county
TO make good. Especially IS that true
when there are four or FIVE other
companies owe in Rawlins who would
like to move to Casper. too. II they
were assured hat the roads would be
kept passahle the year round. Now
this Is what ] have to offer, and I
have talked with leading men Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. so I know II
Will have the support of the Chamber
OF Commerce lie the county issue
bonds for an amount sufficient TO
! build this road to the Lost Soldier
, 1921-12-09

from the useful tarradiddle- A certain tincture-not
of lying, but OF omission to tell the truth in all its
horid nakedness-is to our mind essential Social
intercourse is thereby made tolerable instead Of in
tolerable.
"a sort Of modified lying is the salt Of converse
ton. 1t enables US to hold our friends. One realizes
this now and then when the angry tongue speaks out
a truth which the good-humored tongue suppressed.
There is a subtle intimation in an ancient Latin tag,
In vino veritas,' that drunken persons blurt out IN
welcome candor. Children and fools tell the truth
and shame tho family.
Ibid you really have a good time at Mrs Sanger
tests musical? No, you were bored to extinction and
the music was beyond words awful But you said you
had the evening of your life, and told Miss Trill she
sang divinely. It made others happy-whefe the
truth would have ruptured relations. Those syndi-
Gated ladies who provide special articles on How to
Hold Your Husband ought to make their guiding star
and central truth the fact that one extra good way is
TO spare your husband a certain amount Of the truth
about his own conduct
Lets be as truthful as possible in the things that
matter-and lie like gentlemen and ladies in the
things that matter %nothingI One OF the objects of
life, if not its chief object, is the pursuit Of happi-
ness. Too much truth would eradicate happiness from
the world. Modulate it'll 1t can be done without i'm
pairing your reputation for veracity. It may even en-
nance the same. Not all ones innernost beliefs are
profitable subjects for candid utterance in all con-
ditions."
, 1921-12-09
The North and South Highway

held. and to q point where Il win be
continued IN into Rnwlins. 90 that
We viii have a real north and south
highway. that far. and after Il 10
butt and finished. turn II over 10 the
state as a part Of the North and south
highway which we have been needing
and always YIN need
Build n real highway. and pay for
II. and finish II 40 that the state will
not hesitate to accept the Job Of
maintainance- We need a North and
South highway from Sheridan 10
Rawiins. and we are going 10 got the
Salt Creek highway finished some Of
these days ana Sheridan already has
ten miles OF cement highway pointed
right straight at US. so this new road
that I propose we Issue bonds TO build,
will be n part OF q real permanent
highway. that will give our wholesale
men and johbers ana supply men, n
chance 10 get out into new territory
TO sell everything that Is carried in
Casper for the Wholesale and jobbins
trade.
Besides It viii encourage the bis
companies who are now waiting IN
Raviins for a chance to move to Cas-
per To come on in And they vii
not be slow to take advantage of the
move. for II does mean a lot &c any
oil company to be near the base OF
supplies. We have in Casper fve sup,
ply companies each OF whom carry in
stock In Casper more than n million
dollars worth of oil field supplies. and
why wouldn't all Of the oil companie.
in the state Of Wyoming move 70
Casper 10 they were given access e
their fields from here?
Casper will be the hub OF all wyom,
Ing. only when We make It so. and
, 1921-12-09
GOING O EAR

Henry Cabot Lodge desires gun play cut out of the
movies. In that event the occupation Of Tom Mix,
Bill Hart, Buck Jonas and Hoot Gibson is gone. Might
as well request the elimination of the Chaplin shoes,
the Larry Semon custard pie and Miss Daniel' silk
hosiery and lingerie. What is the use of running the
movies totally, simply because we have q wave of
picture reform washing over the country?
, 1921-12-09
CARD or THANKS.

We wish &c thank u many friends
and the Pioneer association for the
sympathy and fioFal offsrtng during
the Illness and death q ouy husband
and father. Edward ~ Irwin
Mrs =. II. IRWIN,
Mr. AND NRa- G D. IRWIN.
Mr. AND MRS. T. NJ IRWIN. Jr-
MR. AND MRS, I'd ooRRELL.
JOSEPH aNEIpER AND
DAUGHTERS. ie-e-1ts