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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-18
H. E. FOSTER ENDORSED
FOR U. S. PROHIBITION
DIRECTOR FOR MAINE

At the Friday afternoon session OF
the Maine Methodist Conference held
last week at Biddeford, D. B. Holt
presented the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
Rejoicing greatly in the National
prohibitory laws and realizing the
exceeding Importance of a wise and
vigorous enforcement of that in the
State of Maine as we'll as elsewhere
Resolved, That we, members Of the
Maine annual conference, most heart
lily endorse the candidacy of Hon. H.
E. Foster of Winthrop, Maine. for
the office of Federal Prohibition di-
rector for the State of Maine in case
there shall be at, any time a vacancy
in that Office, believing and knowing
Mr.. Foster to be an earnest supporter
of prohibitory laws and man COM
petent and qualified for the duties of
the office named"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-18

Here's One Solid Week That we are
Bound You Shall Know About at
the Strand Gardiner
Monday-Alice Brady in the Real
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
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RUITDALE NOTES

Rev. Zinc was calling in the com
munity Saturday.
Mrs. ]. M. Crosby who has been
in the hospital about ten days is do
.ng nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart .fe-
turned from Kansas few days ago
to spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Grimes. They expect TO
locate near Arvada.
Mrs. G. w. Stewart Sr., Rev. zinl;
and Rev Geo. Henderson were Ssf
riay guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. Peter
son and Mrs. Eaton,
Luthur Fox and family took Sun
day dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Boss
Fox in Denver.
Miss Marthp Johnston attendeAAp
sprfytin Golden Saturday atterhoiR,
I Rev. Barth of the Olinger Nor.
tusry is preaching both Sunday
morning and evening at Fruitdele
Baptist church. Rev. Lauda's hons
il quarantined on accom- . " ti,es
|Mttle .dsuxTreS kaving diphtheria.
The cement work of the new
Stewart bridge is progres sing verv
slowly ar the workers have to eo 10
feet to bedrock.
Union Thanksgiving Se,v,ccs will
be held next. Sunday evening u
Jefferson Ave. NJ. f. Church.
r. L. Bassett was very fortunate
vast Wednesday afternoon when hi
machine ran into Dry Creek and wps
badly demolished that he escaped
with only few bruises.
Maple Grove Grange held election
Of officers this Tuesday evening in
stead of the regular date.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

This campaign represents Colo
radios opportunity to have one of the
finest state hospitals .And' medical
schools in the cauaEfy.
The .vw hospital will be a part OF
tke Medical School of the University
Of, Colorado. Its staff will be COM
posed Of the best physicians and
surgeons in the country. Its pa
tients will have the benefit of the
skill Of these men and of the re-
search laboratories Of the Medical
School. This will bring the very
best medical and surgical treatment
that money can buy within reach
Of the poorest or humblest citizen
Of Colorado without cost to him.
Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota and
Nebraska now have state general
hospitals. They are proving dis
tinctly advantageous from many
standpoints.
BY taking care Of the more COM
plicated cases, the new State Gener-
sl Hospital win relieve many munich
palities and counties of much ex-
psnse. Many of the counties in the
state Of Nebraska and Iowa report
that the state general hospitals in
those states haye relieved them of
many cases, the handling Of which
would have been exf,cn.f:.. L
It will be especial benefit to JEFF
ferson on account Of the nearness
to Denver.
From q purely humanitarian
standpoint the hospital campaign has
an appeal tint will touch the sym
pthy, Of everyone.
The capacity Of the hospital will
be $50 beds. This will mean that
hundreds Of sufferers from disease
Or injury will be relieved each year.
Where i the man or woman who
would rsfuss one dollar to help such
. cause?
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
WHEATRlncE ITEMS

The people along West 38th nvo
as far as and including the schno'
feel very metropolitan now that they
have the Denver City water.
Tht Whestridge basketball tar
nicknamcd the "Brlldoga" Is far'
coming into form under the abl
direction OF Coach Stone.
There has been 425 foot well
sunk on John Olson's plnee on West
Goth ave and Wadsworth by a !ocfl
company to supply water 10 the SUR.
rounding homes.
The Wheatridee Wednesday, study
Club entertained their hu band
Wednesday night Nov. lG. at tn
home Of the Sti1Ge's. A literary
program was rendered. and rcfrcsh.
mcnts served.
The Wheatridgc High School
bought a 5000 Monograph by mean
Of which they publirh q 7chool pap1i
entitled "Thc Blue and Gold"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
mlNsrRELs com,Nc TO ARvADA

H. A
'af hsSrlsine, and only-Rarn yArt
,Minssrsls lstss the Leadership q
.(eNat ,1osh 1kaloney, Of Internation-
81 fame, will make their appearance :
q dkIyeda II the High School aud
~ n4, Friday evening, December
End. -..
The soldiers at the Aurora Re
ssspsfaton Camp are still talking
about the rip-roaring entertainment
furnished to them by this irrepres-
sible. irresistable bunch of Arvadr
hay-seeds.
A quartette Of Arvada high schoo
laasies In bewitching milk-maid cos
tunes are an outstanding feature OF
the program.
Fun and laughter make UP mo-t
Of the program; in fact the School
Board has applied for double in
surance against the side walls Of the
school Auditorium being shaken dow n
that evening by laughter.
The proceeds will go to the Arvada
Band uniform fund and the band will
have = prominent part in the pro-
gram.
Squire Sawkins says that Squire
Josh Aaloney will uncork a whole
Jug full Of foolishness and 1t is er-
ported that Walt Smiths boy, Reuben
who 10 = counting that Rachael
Hines girl 10 going to sing song
, to her eyes or something and is t
acting up something scandalous.
HI Hampton. Ted spect, Walt
Smith and Lobo Laub are going to
sing a song, do = skirt dance o,
something and then there will be sum
speakin Of pieces like "The Boy
Stood on the Burning Deck" or some
thing else by some Of our comm
Presidents Of the United States, a
lady from Edgewatcr will sing n
bass solo and our own brass band
the pride Of Arvada. Is 4 goin to do
o lot Of tootin.
Night Marshall Shaw is going to
have six extra officers to handle thJ
disturbance being Day Marshall
Townsley a. well rs Water Inspector
Townsley and Street Cqmmissioncr
Townsley. together with Justice Of
the Peace Townsley, and Deput2
Sheriff Townslsy, Auctioneer Town.
sley will also be on hand, along Wit
the rest Of Arvsda and tho who!
population Of Jefferson County,
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
,,,o,s SCHOOL. norEs

, = THURSDAY u Locked. forwssa 80 ~
Ws.grEi - nets rsi-s;
soss tAt1 -.
ary proeSs l4ss = \ IN : eeeasion
~ sss tsAe 80 ~
day Of vsssl ~ !!
In which = = n brahs.,
Arvada wiil J SSe .seal sans .ef.
(basketball on Dsss hteens
and Ne have ever3 sssson 70 aAtief
pats . glorious victory for our team
and . vauquishsd team for the other
side.
Not o. much interest was shown In
Tie Art Exhibit as was expected but
nevertheless the high school cleared
over ten dollars. The Seventh grade
received an extra picture for selling
the most tickets. They chose "Af-
ter the Storm" . fine color picture
Of the Colorado mountains. Some
Of The other favorites were The
Wind Storm" . marine picture In
color BY Adams. "Gardsn Of Allah"
. brilliant mural painting by Mas
field Parrish. . ss2ia print Of Millet's
"Doy With . Rabbit" and dance
Of the Nymphs, by Corot.
The Juniors invite all the members
Of tAs High School and Alumni to
attsnd their annual reception given
st he High School Wednesday New
smbsr -.
Captain Lambsrtson Of the Amer.
lean ovs.ssas Force gave the High
School Assembly . very fine talk last
Friday morning. Captain lambert
son told from personal experience
.oms scenes Of France during the
war and after the armisties, and
gave us - well some excellent I'd.
vice In . friendly .and acceptable
way.
Monday evening DR.. Bullock gave
IN intensely interesting lecture on
Fits and Misfits.". We had been
looking forward to more Of this same
kind Of lecture, but - . result Of q
very scanty audience who attended
there Will bs no more lectures.
We all anticipated . very delight
ful and entertaining program on
Wednesday. on which day Miss Van
Voorhees, had charge Of assembly
We wsfs not disappointed, let 10 -.
ssss ~.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
Doll. AR DRIVE NEXT WEEK
& FOR NEW STATE HOSPITAL

The week Of November 2sth to
December 3rd il Colorado State
Hospital week.
= The drive in Arvada 10 under the
direction Of DR.. Russell, DR.. Foster
,AAd Prof. Wtestlsy.
I Here y the proposition,
The Genssal Education Board of
New York, financed by eastern phil
| Aithfopista has consented to give
! f7ooi00o toward = state hospital in
Colosado provided 100000 Is raised
In tie stats.
\ The state lssis ature has appro-
Fpriatsd 100000 provided the citi-
!. seas Of the state raise 100000 by
privsts subscription.
So the week Of November 2sth to
/. December Srd has been set aside a,
Colorado State Hospital week and q
dollar drive il to be made In every
section Of the state during that
week.
Donations Of 81 each are to be
secured from 100000 residents Of
the ststs that week.
Afvada should be especially inter.
ssted In this drive because the hospi.
tai IL to be located IN Denver.
dt will be - convenient for JET
fStacn county folks - II Il were
rjIht here IN our own county.
It i 4 great idea for the whole
aate and great convsnisnce espsci'
NY for the part II the state.
/ Colorado ias No state hospital.
She can have . thereby modern
hospital TO which any indigsnt per
con Of ths. stats can % for free
treatment II . sufficient number oi
her ciusans viii invest one dollal
each.
There NJ hundreds Of people b
Colorado who needs hospital trsat
msnt for disease or injury who can
not afford 70 pay for II.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
koTicE 70 EDcEWArER COM. =
HuNiTY NEWS SUBSCRIBERS S

Tho EilGewater Community News
as now publilicd by Mrs. jarrett !.
Benson VII 2u7psnd publication WITH
the December numhcr, but the Edge.
9atcr nd1plo eili not BE- without u
local ncw,papep for The Aryads
Enterprise, Win m Edgo,sater d.
part'neut, edited by tnr prcscnt cdi-
tor Of ths Eieewafer Community
News vii take i;I place in the CON
murlty.
The FHtupls, r The officinl
paper for The town Of Edgewater
and publishes all rs legal news,
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
w. Q. W. TURKEY SPECIAL

The meeting of Arvada Gimp Nc.
sc, w. O.-W. of last TUESDAY even
ing, November %, proved { be .
real Turkey Special" TweNe large
turkeys were given away TO peigh-
bors who secured tive new me1bers.
Joe Sohoech received three tukeys,
Ben Morgan three,C II. MarcumNne,
NJ. b. Munsen one, j. M. Com hon
one, X. G. Peters one and j. fE.
Meier two. Turkeys will be gikn
away again at Christmas time une
the same rule. One who sscuh u
only one application will try and q,
the other before that date. 4
tSince .lie- fisvt Of September, }
cirtificates have befn issued ito tlt
l1sll cahp. The boys are after 30
fmhpus ky tho, ,first Af the xtaA
aadlas the month ,ef D ftembef il pl
vnyb tad bisyest no4tj .ei ths. .Eat
Neg arsTdajfs so5yf:.5,, .5,,ss.y-- II
.jh,ax. sf -@ss----- y 'S NN'
desf.~-.fuhibcr win bS reached.
Asyada Carp No,.gs wilhb be, If
g n6ts sreaSv, Hae Ireese ana bas
hYtornai oiYar isdtiot In sJsffersoI
eonntY Az offiecrt and membe,
aw working hard "a make L a rea
astt to che City OF si,vada, by e.
opHating. with io.baf, citizens an
help in performing i real conmunit,
seryiof to tho commusity.
The meeting Of last Tuesday even
ing was wellfatt9aded, there beidi
nearlJ 100. 1resenta Six neY eand.
dates wee inir-etel, and three apph
cations were rw1sved. 4 ! lieb
Lunch was sepyed b. all onioyth
Next Tuesdsy, 3vember % q bi
turkey suprhs yNhe served 4 Elec
ton e offieersNwel alao talse1placl
Every member IS f-eluossed TO b
rrascr's at this md itine. Dor't com
'nd leave your bepo 81 home
as 1t is going to y "peppy' meet
ing. ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

Nlliss. Marion z. Pease Of Denver,
ersduats Of the New England Con.
servatory Of Music, Boston. Mass.
II organising . elnss Of pupils N
Pianoforts In Arvsda Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons. Miss Psass
he bssa very sucesssful n hss
teaching In tAs East. ohs has had
special tsstniAg 1ee hsy wsSk.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
EDCEWATER COMMUNITY NEWS
By MRS JARRETT J. BENSON

left class rooms for children. The
gymnasium is as feet wide BY go
feet long and out Of this opensy the
stage and dressing rooms, thSkitch-
en-. = laree inside room with : xky-
light and an Aicove, The PAstor's
study is just OF the pulpit and can
be reached from IN entrance at tho
rear Of the church or from the lobby
in front. The basement ~ commod-
ious and includes sDragc room.
boiler room, mems. and women's rest
rooms and shower baths ard : large
col bin. After the opening service
ON Sunday Nov. ~, the entire week
will be given over to = celebration
including two bsnquots. p church
family night, n play by lshe Hext
Players Of Denver, "a moving picture
show md two days baasxr under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid. The
Bazaar will be hold OH Dec. Ind and
srd and many beautiful pieces Of
fancy work will bc on display and
for sale. Buy your Christmas pre-
sents At the Ladies' Aid Bazaar, and
have supper with them on Dec. 2nd
and Srd. The old Community
church building will be placed en-
the market for sale.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

Joe Penka and son Anton o.
6trstton. Colo. were here the 'att 4
Part Of the week looking over u
country with view " locating md
were Waiting with A. N. Schiller Of
Whsstsidgs.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

/The Ycomsn lodge T. making
great preparations for "a1 evening
Of wholesome fun for everyone" o.
Monday evening November % sf
Barth Hall. The entertainment will
conrist Of cnrd party. musiral
numbers, boxing contest, and an
oyster supper. Prizes will be viYc-
In the card party. The Yeomen cx.
pect big turnout TO this event. 4
small admission fee VIII be choigcd.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

~. S. Knapp has cold Mrs. T. "
Freys property on Grand View q
Charles II. ANS who has recently
opened n mea. market in the Wei
belt Block, who with his family viii
move in about Dec. 1st
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

The annual chrit&,ps Sale, nada
the auspices Of the ;sholic Ladias
Md. viii be- held M t&year il, IT,
basemcF, Of tho shriFof st, Ammo,
beginnine Thursday evening. Dec
embor sth at o'clock and contiuu
ING Friday and Saturday Afternoon
md evenings. Thursday evening q
musicai entertainment wild be given
and light rafrcsbmerts stryed. Az
oyster suppor win be aerv.d Friday
evening. from 3 10 2, o. 50 cents pei
plate, ard NJ the sa1ne price an ox
cellrnt chichsn dinuor win be served
Saturday egenipg RON . TO 8.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

AdyertYing cards isiucd during tft
recent "si,rulption' campaign o.
the Arvela Enterpiise are not good
after February ist, 1922.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24
U!hunkhgtu'ilttg
r-@%

-.EHE. object Of Thanksgiving Day is to
l take usbaek of the goods Of life to
the supreme goods I he tendency is to
get absorbed in things and forget their
spiritual value. ThatksgAng Day re-f
minds us Of spiritual values. ~
He enjoys much who is II
Thankful for little; i
A grateful mjqqd 'aq is both I,
A great and a happy mind.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-11-24

ior sale. buy your ChrtstmAs pre-
sents at the Ladies' Aid Bazaar, and
have supper with them on Dec. 2nd
and Srd. The old Community
church building will be placed en-
the market for sale.
On Saturday evening Nov. leth.
the Romans sntsrtainsd the Cactus
Club at party In the naturs %
Thanksgiving Affair. Twsnty thrts
young men and ladiss were pres.nt
to share In tAs ;ntsrsSlins psogrsn
and samss and partaks u ~ Dc.
licious refreshnsatA al Of wAleh
were appropriate 70 tAs ssason.i
Mr.. and Mn. J. l. Dstlsr have a.
their guests. thsir paseatA NJ. eni
Mrs. Ben Butler Of 6kaii1sn Lake.
They will probably feMaia through.
out The Chsisenas AeSliAy sssesa.
Otis csx y spsaAisg ~ ~,
weeks vaeatass n xaaaas viA1bae
relatives sad fsiss1A 'Ei
B n nsay fsospds Il ~, 1b1ysy
!, = IL ~ ssssAl ~ ;sAS1G
At her As~s o" cssss s'ssst
A,aspg tie lTIsaehsea hestessss e
recent dias sss llrs. J. y. 0st:s.
Mn. PsillipI Nss, Frank Mir.
Mn. Fred rsssssrsw aaS ~ can.
man. 54 = ~ t.sF y J ~
Little vhsjais Shelton No re-.
covered tsS0 paiafsl busns .whseh
she aseurrsA recently by vpsselin6 q
pm II .boiliag watar. gtfi ~.
The P. T. A. hsid On iassrssease
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-19
STERLING FATHERS
EDUCATIONAL MEASURE
IN THE UPPER HOUSE

Washington. May l6.-The depart
ment Of education hill is now before the
senate. the measure having been intro
duced by Senator Sterling Of South Da-
kota. Thus. both houses Of congress now
have formally before them the question
OF whether the department Of educa-
ton measures shall prevail or a substi-
tute in the form Of department Of
public welfare measure such as ls now
before the senate. Senator Kenyon OF
Iowa sponsored the latter bill.
Conferences looking to the harmonic.
ing Of differences between the support
ers Of the two measures In the hopa
that compromise bill may be agreed
20 are continuing Should such a bill
not be finally agreed TO, both will he
snail be adopted. Since the introduction
shall be adoyted. Since the introduction
Of the education measure In the sen.
ate impetus seems to have been givei,
to the nationwide movement back Of
It. and petitions calling for its support
are rolling In to members.
In the lower house, Representative
Towner of Iowa, the author. seems TO
have such strong backing for his biz
as TO Indicate its approval by that body,
Hearings on II before the house commit
tee on education preliminary to for.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-19
PENNINGTON WHOLESALE GROCERY
ESTABLISHED IN ARDMORE IN 1902
HAS HAD CONTINUOUS PROSPERITY

then accomplished before modern Of
flee appliances aided in facilitating it,
Today the house employs eight trav-
cling statesmen who are making the
adjacent territory every week. they are,
J. C. Grant, w. l.. Hamilton, G.. l..
Snedden, W. l.. Cooper, ]. l.. Warbur-
ton, Percy Johns. w. NJ. King. and
j. n. Mokelvey.
Mr.. Pennington. the founder of the
house is an old timer in the grocery
business, he has resided in the Okla
homa country for many years, and
previous to that time was engaged in
the grocery business in Tennessee
which is his native state.
Mr.. Pennington states that he Is well
pleased with Ardmore. and with the
business that he has been so instru-
mental in developing. the firm has a
branch house at Pauls Valley and Is
gradually extending their field.
The great explosion Of 1915 wrought
havoc to the Pennington Grocery Com
pany, the building was completely de
stroyed and the entire stock ruined.
With characteristic vim the compans
went to work to rebuild. and today It's
energy is rewarded by one Of the real
assets OF the city in the shape of one
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-19

one of the substantial institutions OF
Ardmore is the Pennington Wholesale
Grocery Company that has been do
ing business in this city for nearly
TWO decades.
The Pennington Wholesale Grocery
Company was organized in this city by
j. r. Pennington in 1902, and from n
meager beginning has grown to be one
of the largest wholesale concerns in
the state.
The first officers Of the company
We're: j. X. Pennington, president;
Lee Cruce, vice-president;. II. c. Pot
terff. secretary; w. G. Doak, treasurer.
The company occupied quarters in
the old Kloski property on the site of
their present headquarters. and three
travelling salesmen covered territory
for the house.
The pioneer travelling men for the
Pennington company We're Van and
George Williams and Howard Black
these three made the territory ada
cent to this city before the advent OF
the automobile. and when IL was nec-
essary to be done in a buggy or on
horse back.
j. X. Pennington with ALI Edwards
kept the books, and all the work was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-19
RETURNING TO
ARDMORE
Many Going to See Him
DIR. HAMILTON
Medical Doctor Specialist
Known to Many People in
Oklahoma
Treating Diseases Without
Surgical Operation.
Free Consultation to All
Who Want and Need
Medical Aid
Will be at the Marquette Hotel
Monday, May 23rd
Hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
ONE DAY ONLY
Will be at the Marquette Hotel
Monday, May 23rd
Hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
ONE DAY ONLY

DIR. Hamilton licensed by the state.
will Introduce at the principal points
throughout the state his system OF
treating diseases and deformities saw
ing In many instances dangerous and
expensive surgical operations.
This visiting physician has devoted
90 years to the study and practice Of
chronic diseases and is practical
diagnosttian and specialist in internal
medicine. WIN examine free all those
interested as TO their health, and in
those cases selected as favorable for
treatment the proper medicines will
be furnished or sent at n reasonable
cost. The doctor furnishes all his
own medicines.
The diseases treated are those OF
the stomach. liver. kidneys, bladder.
blood, heart, nose, throat, lungs. skin.
appendicitis. gall.stones. goiter. ulcers
OF the stomach and bowels, and rectal
ailments. adenoids, swelling OF the
limbs, enlarged veins, leg ulcers, rheu.
matism. neuralgia, some forms of par.
alysis, catarrh, bronchitis, asthma.
blood and skin diseases. weak mem
tality. club feet, curvature Of the
spine slow growth in Children. bed
wetting and all durable diseases OF
men. women and children.
DR.. Hamilton IL patronized generally
by those WHO know and appreciate
the superior ability Of a specialist hut
have not so far had the opportunity
to consult one. and his coming affords
the many sick and afflicted chance
to consult him close to their homes.
Married ladies' must ccme with their
husbands and children with their par.
enis'
Address Medical Laboratory. Boston
Block. Minneapolis. MINI.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-19

Prior to April 1917, Raymond Nc.
Coy was one of the livest travelling
statesmen in the employment of the
Iten Biscuit Company of Oklahoma
CITY. When the United States entered
the war he was among the first to en-
list in the service Of his country. He
served overseas as First Lieutenant in
Company r. Oklahoma Nat on
Guards, with the 36th Division.
Upon his return home Mr.. Mccoy
was employed by the Norris Grocery
Company of Ardmore with which com
pany he Is now affiliated.
Before going with the lten company
Mr.. Mccoy was with the Jacob Doll
Packing Company for four years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-19

NAL favorable report, are expected soon.
This committee reported out the bill
during the last session, favorably. The
arguments set forth as justifying the
report II is said. have gone far TO
populariZe the measure.
According to information received by
labor leaders. Secretary Of Labor Davis
will oppose the placing Of labor welfare
activities, such as the employment serv'
ice and the children's and women's bu-
rcaus, under a department of public
welfare. This is proposed by the Ken
Won senate bill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-19

Although not travelling now, $. p.
Caudll had many years experience "on
the road and retains active member
ship in the L. c. r. He is now with
Carmichael Brothers. Healdton. Prior
to going with this company Mr.. Caudill
Travelled for Swift and Company, 1912
Is; with Morris and Company, l9l5-lS.
He was born in Kentucky, December
20, 1880. was a member Of n family of
81 children. He served in the United
States army from 1901 to 1904. two
years in the PHILIPPINE Islands. Was
married i'm 1905 to Miss Dora Connect,
also of Kentucky. and as he, states
II "wagered SIG against Uncle Sam on
homestead near Tiabon. New Mexico,
1907" He came TO Ardmore in 1910.
He is a member Of the w. o. W.. L. c.
T.. |. O. o. II. and took consistory work
in masonry in April.