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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
CITY UNION WILL KAYE
ANN1VE1SAAY SERVICE

The city union of The Kings Daugh-
ters will meet this evening at 1870 at
the Third Presbyterian church. The occa
sion is the celebration OF the 18th an
niversary Of the organization, Tho
Rev. J. 2. Leyenberger will deliver tho
address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
Any Reflections

Fish CUSter - "FreSh. Wy mum. 1t
hrea thcd its last when 1t saw yer COM
Ing"
Customer-(s niffing) And what
breath 1t had."-London IEngD Blighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
FALSE ALARM

\ false alarm WAS turned in last even
ing from box 81. at IicnM Uod. 10 which
the entire R"uwo"i fire d"Da ment
turned "u'. BoX - il located poluw
HitCnman'S Row.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
GUARD 1rEEr POSTPONED.

Tho regular monthly session or the
Scottish Rite Guard, set for last evening
at the Scottish Rite cathedral. has been
postponed on account OF many or tho
mombers being In Charleston attending
the state conclare which is in session
in that city. The meeting will be held
on "Wednesday evening. May %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19

Mrs Andrew Hcsksll and two chill
dren. Andrew Jr. and Miss Diana. of
the Isle of Capri, italy, arrived the
city Tuesday to spend the summer, the
guests Of Mrs. Heiskclls parchls, Mr..
and Mrs G. r. Hubbard. of KenYood
Place. Mrs. Heskcll and children en-
joyed several pleasant weeks IN Nor
mandy France, .enroute TO the United
States.
Mrs. French Is. Walton. Of Elm Grove,
is visiting relatives in ClarkSnnrg.
]. Kaufman. of New York City, ar
rived here yesterday md will spend Scr-
eral days looking after business in
tercstS.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Tcrmillion. or St
Louis. are visiting relatives at IoneyS
Point.
Mrs. Adolph Becker and sister, Mrs.
Myrtle Ward. Of Chantal Court and
Mrs. Klnklcr. Of Fulton, were visitors
at Pittsburgh yesterday. making the
trip in Mrs. Becker's Packard car.
r. Bonar. OF Stcubcnrillc, Ohio. spent
yesterday in this city looking after
business interests.
Mora Reeves OF Parkersburg. arrived
here yesterday and will spend the re-
mainder OF the week looking after bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen, Of Pitts
burgh. are the guests Of relatives and
friends in this city.
G. r. Briggs. OF Marietta. Ohio, is
spending sometime here looking after
business interests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19

No matter what you want 1t win AyS
YOU time and money to use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
About People
lEoysmsnts Of Individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

McI.ure-R. w. Schumacher. Buckhan-
non: Felix MciRhen. FNirmont: ]. Il.
Malley, ParkersburG; Mora Reeves.
ParkerSburg: l.. II. Jucrgcns. Rich~ God.
windsor-I. r. Gahagen, ClarNsburg
G. Il. Bernard, Chester.
Stamm-C. F. Mercer. Kcnnon: W. II.
Harris. Glen Easton; NJ. !. kcllncr.
Parkersburg; {. T.. Minor. Fairmont.
Rogers L. Thomas, Fairmont; f.. 3.
Wheeler. Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19

A man always feels peevcd To think
his friends do not take his troubles as
seriously as ne DOES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
Deserves on Trip

The West Virginia Reserve nine left
here this morning for Clarksburg where
tho were scheduled to play Washington
Irving High School this afternoon. To-
morrow the Reserves will play the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
PLAY CLARkSDURG
Stat. Unworthy Nine VIII Not Remain
IDLE for weekend

Special to The lntelligencer:
1t was announced here tonight that
instead Of remaining idle on this week
end the West Virginia University base
hall team will journey to Clarksburg,
W. Va, to play. the strong Clarksburg
independents on Saturday afternoon.
1t Is said thai final arrangements for
the game were made last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19

Bus BODIES-Nll SiEes-Quick De-
liveries. WALTZ 6 CO.. cl1@ Main st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19

Weston Independents. and on Friday and
Saturday will play Chenille Normal 1T
Glcnyillc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
A N ER| CAN | { GI 0 \
AbANOONS PLANS FOR
A SEPARATE HOSPITAL

oklahoma city. Jan i2.-pnns
for q separate hospital building
in the state so carr fur former
srrvicc men hyc boon abandoned
by the American Legion and in
stead ihe legislature viii b. asked
to appropriate funds for M addi.
ron tn the New University hos
riml n oklahoma city.
This vnuiee ot action was decided
upon st "a meeting here uf tho
hospii,liraiion committee of ,hr
legion attended by members or
the state committees of the luris.
lN'urr and resulted from the pie,
for economy irrod hy che house
onl senate.
The revised hospital hui VIII
ho presented 80 the scnn,r hps-
ritnl committee Thursday and ,hon
in the senate FOR first reading
10 was announced un'il the nd
df'un ram hr constructed. ~ wis
s1ii .nnr floor ~ he present
hospital building viii he asked
go he vet aside fur ttca,nrni OF
former service mon. The men wi
ho cared for Il was brunra,, out
hy The state and the fsdural gov
ornmru' 'hr lntipr allowing g.
n day fur ei,9r nian
DOCTORS ani architects declared
nt The meeting that the addition
of n new wing would be much
lcss expensive IN initial cos, than
q new building although heating
and uperarirr expenses will he
lowered but slightly
Tho legion committee will aat
erection M 70 separate building
ln The state for former service
mon suffering with tuberculosis.
v was s1n
Members n the state legisia-
tive committee and N she eve
cuilve COMMITTEES ~ Tho legion
will mot tonight TO further ais
cuss plans
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
Secretary Lays Before Com
mittee Approximate Com
plete Data of Relative
Sea-Fighting Power
AMERICA, JAPAN AND
GREAT BRITAIN LEAD
GENERAL BLISS STATES NATION
REFUSING TO DISARM WILL
BE CIASSED AS SECOND
GERMANY; DEALT WITH

Washington, Jan. 12.-Should the
United States call upon the nations
OF the world for "a full, free and
fair discussion Of reduction of arma-
ments," the favorable response would
be prompt and inevitable, the house
naval committee was told today by
General Tasker H. Bliss, former Am
erican representative, on the supreme
war council at Paris.
"'The nation that would come to
such conference and refuse TO
agree to any proposition looking TO
disarmament or at least n reduction
of its military establishment" said
General Bliss, could be written down
as the next Germany and the United
States could make its plans accord
ingly.'
Secretary Daniels today laid before
the house naval affairs committee ap-
proximately complete data on the
sea power of the three principal
maritime nations requested in con-
nection with the consideration of ma
tional disarmament proposals.
Table submitted shows that while
Continued on Page 1wo)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
Discuss Problem Relative to
Why Raw Material Pro-
duced by Farmer Is to
Be on Free List
CHEAP LABOR ALSO
BECOMES AN ISSUE
PROTECTION OF FINISHED An
TICLE AND COMPETITION WITH
FOREIGN Low PRICES, SHORT
TIME LOANS REVIEWED

II Paso, Texas, Jan. like r.
pryor of san Antonio, Texas. dealt
Vigorously with tariff and other con-
|ditions which NE declared adversely
Emffected the cattle raising and stock
Industry, at the annual meeting to-
DAY Of the American Livestock asso-
|ciation here. He asserted that the
Farm and ranch industry is 'the very
|life and vltals Of America"
'rhe farming and livestock interests
|are suffering from competition with
|raw material from foreign countries,
duty free" Mr.. Pryor declared. IF
|they are forced to do this, then pow
|erty is the heritage, the producers
|are as much entitled to a tariff on the
so-called raw material us the manu-
|facurers, he asserted.
fWhy should they be compelled to
sell in a free market and buy in a
protected one? 1t is unjust discrim-
ination.
s"We can never prosper under a sys-
Continued on Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
BIDS RECEIVED 70 R
IS MILES OF ROAD TO
LEAD FROM LONE GROVE
TO HEALOT0I OIL FIELD
GRAVEL AND CONCRETE OR AS
PHALT CONSTRUCTION IN
CLJDED IN ESTIMATES
SUBMITTED

Bids have neen received and OPEN
ed by the board OF county commits
sioners for the construction OF the
16 mile stretch of road between Lone
Grove and Healdton. The bids are
on various kinds OF road. including
gravel. concrete. and asphalt The
road was divided into four sections,
and bids We're asked on each section.
The purpose Of the division was 20
permit the commissioners to asccr-
tain just how much Of the road could
be built with the finance available.
reserving the building Of the balance
for a future date.
The lowest bids submitted Tor the
construction OF the entire road We're
as follows
Local gravel (meaniug gravel oh
tanned from points along the proposed
location OF the road, 1895 3i675; inn
ported gravel. meaning gravel OBJ
tanned from points where shipment
by train would be rcqulred) $685.
467s3; rock asphalt Ooose basel
$3.50 1861; Topeka top concrete
basel sS06 9s9S5. 1-3 inch Portland
cement( concrete base s7934i74i.
Garter county has 100000 IN its
treasury for use I'm the cost Of con
constructing the road $50 900 of which
has been turned over to the state
highway department THE United
states government will contribute an
amount equal 10 that spent by the
commissioners to finance 90 building
of the road. provided that the road
As built of materials other than
gravel This information is CLEANED
from telegram received at state
highway department headquarters az
oklahoma city. which reads as FOL
lows.
Traffic report oklahoma pro-
icct 80 shows oo0 vehicles per
dny. mostly automobiles and
trucks. Gravel surfnrinp not he
heved advisable for this condi-
ton of traffic.
(sipned WILSON"
Nr wilson is head of the Bureau
Continued ON rlge rwol
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
Scant Regard Shown Mem
bers Who Belong to Dem
Ocratic Party; No Chair
manships for Them
INTERPRETATION OF
HILLS rs IN DOUBT
POSSIBLE THAT MEASURE MAY
BE ATTACK ON eOARD OF
AFFAIRS; McAHsSTFYs sEN.
AT0R rs ~RTGHT" -,

Oklahoma City, J.n. l2.-Prtncpal
legislative interest co1tered yester-
day in the house Of representatives,
where Republican domination showed
itself in the adoption Of a new rules
and the selection Of committees with
scant regard for the Democratic min
ority. The shouting and the tumuit
there was fairly obvious, and follow
ed party lines.
But in the senate there were doings
Of less obvious character. One way
impressed by certain obscurity OF
motive
First came a proposal. m the form
Of motion, from Senator s. Morton
rutherford Of Muskogee. Demo-
crat, that the reports Of the board
Of affairs and the state highway de-
partment be printed and distributed TO
the senators. A number OF Demo
crats opposed the motion on tho
ground Of economy. Senator Bob wal
lace OF Pauls Valley moved 10 taple
Rutherfords motion. but his motion
was lost by a vote OF 20 10 90
ANAAAAfA ARth NlOAibNA NhlIlfl anu AnF
reports were ordered printed
Then two resolutions, both by
Rutherford and r.. T. nm OF McAi-
ester. Democratic floor leader. were
introduced. One called for n state
ment from the state examiner and in
spector concerning the revolving funds
OF state institutions; the other re-
~, ,g r.ft
the senate detailed information con
cerning industries AT state institu-
tions. The latter resolution was
adopted the first goe over until later
II is not surprising II many psop.'
interpret the series q resolutions by
HID and Rutherford. coupled with
those OF the preceding day which ask
ed other reports from the board OF
affairs. rs senate attack on the
board. Others. realizing the friend
liness OF Hill, especially. 10 the Rob
ortson administration, may interpret
tho actions MS n political move 90
forcstall Republican investigation or
10 give the impression thnt Democrats
are willing 20 investigate their own
administration llill says his purpose
is merely TO give the senate informa-
ton 70 should have.
Certain Democratic senators think
there Is niger IN tho woodpile'
they think they know where he Is; and
they believe hc will show himself in due
course Of events WhgthUr this
theory SIS correct remains 20 be seen
There Is mthcr good reason 10 be
hcvc however. that the board or
affairs rs not under fire from the
senate. and that there is more In the
inquiry than mccts the eye.
" Speaker Schwahe truly repre-
scnts the desires Of house Republi
cans. those gentlemen have shown
they do not favor the principle OF
CONTINUED on page 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
WITH DEATH Benin D
AIR HEROES COME TO
BLOWS OVER A LETTER
PUBLICATION OF PRIVATE EPIS-
TIE LEADS TO BLOWS BE
TWEEN OFFICERS IN TUE
CANADIAN WILDS

Matuce, Ont, jan 12 - United
States Naval Lieutenants Stephen
Farrell AL Kloor, and Walter Hin
ton, refreshed by their first nights
sleep in complete comfort. since set
ting out from the frozen Hudson
Bay regions, where they landed on
Dec. IA, after a hazardous balloon
flight from Rockaway, y. Y, today
enjoyed this trading posts hospitality,
preparatory TO their departure, late
this afternoon, for Toronto. They
were guests Of officials OF the Can
adam National Railway, who provided
private car In which they spent the
night and in which they viii travel
40 Toronto.
To all outward appearances the
bitter dispute that arose between
Lieutenants Farrell and Hinton shor-
tly after their arrival here yester-
day. which eliminated in blow
from Farrell that sent his fellow air
man sprawling over table in the
home OF II. =. Williamson. had been
settlei today The aeronauts rose
early had breakfast together in their
private ear and all regretted the in.
cidont that marred their historical
adventure. Both Farrell and Hinton
were reticent today regarding the
occurrence.
The alteration arose over a let
ter purportmg 10 have been written hy
Hinton TO his wife from Moose Factory.
In the letter published by q New York
newspaper. Hinton is alleged so have
written that Farrell exhausted from
the rigorous wnnderings pleaded with
his two companions go Kill him and
eat his body to enable them 90 get
back TO civilization.
Farrell charges his companion with
"double-crossing" him, saying all had
agreed that their letters should not
hc published. llinton's refusal 10 re-
t,rct was the immediate cause FOR
Farrolrs blow Newspaper corres-
pondcnts interfered ana separated
them
Mrs. stephen \. Farrell aud Mrs.
walter Hinton, wives or two of the
naval halloonlsts, today characterized
as unbelievable" the story of the
dispute between their husbands over
the letter Lieutenant Hinton is alleged
to hive written TO his wife.
Mrs. Hinton, after expressing her
disbelief Of the affair fled to her bed
room saying - have mo- statement
to make until hear from my hus-
band"
After what those men have on-
durcd" said Mrs. Farrell. - cannot
believe they will ho anything but
brothers for tho test " their lives
No ono " them deserves more
,,,Jit than tho others" A"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
LIONS INAU GU RATE
SPECIAL PROGRAMS FOR
WEEKLY MttT|N GS

The Lions club will inaugurStc
program Of special addresses 20 be
given az the regular weekly meetings
of the club. the first OF which will
be- given tomorrow. when pr. n. j..
Davidson ra,or Of broadway Baptist
church. will talk on Tine city Beau
,iful"
Ministers Of the various churches
will follow Dr Davidson. after which
prominent business men OF the city.
each of whom will select their own
subject, will continue tho programs
Always alert and progressive, the
Ardmore Lions. believe this TO be a
splendid program and one which will
prove Of great benefit TO the indi.
yidual member. Every member Is
urged 10 be In attendance ~ the
meeting tomorrow nj the Chamber OF
Commerce Luncheon viii be served
promptly at 1910 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
LOVE COUNTY OFFICERS
CAPTURE MAN WANTED
BY PURCELL OFFICIALS

Tho shofifrs force nf Love county
vns called 20 pomar during the lat
Ser part OF hs' wc1, and after ar
fiylnr thtfc took ir'o custody sam
Young colufci who had boon arrested
hy NJ pouVheriy member ot the
firm of HODGES and Durrhcr,v. after
hr had mlde nn attempt 20 gain cn-
trance iuo the stove by forcing thc
door
Tho sheriff recognized the negro ne
n nnn who answered The description
of "a 'uin wanted by police nu,huritlcs
of Purcell. fpr 'hr,r rohhctieq which
ne had rcrpntfntcd
when the police Of Purcell arrived
Young began 90 plead with the sheriff
~ Love county requesting hm not
10 turn him over tn tho pr-crii ATT
hnrl'ire ne hr was wanted for break
Ing iail n, Huntsville. Tcxas. invesii-
cation showed that Young had served
nhui' six months 'f son ycnr son.
'rnce when ho escaped from ihr pris-
On no Huntsville
sheriff Smith Of Love rour.y can
claim ihn distinction not only n cap
turing mnonshinp stills ono time. but
curfiera,lnr tho same s,il twice. Such
Hn incident occurred recently Whom
two Marietta characters stole a still
from ihe yard Of The sheriff where he
had rnred cvefai which ne md
captured In raids. Tho sheriff imme-
diately commenced search for the
stolen property" snf found y while
u was again hcing operated near Mar.
ietta. fie arrested two men who were
attempting 70 brpnco the white mule.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
n { GRO CITIZENS Of
ARDMORt A Nd COU NTy
TO HOLD MASS MEETING

undcr the auspices uf Hhe Afp-prc.
rrcssive association negro cliizens n
Afdmoro and carter county VIII hold
mass meeting Thursday night at
s.ao O'Clock ~ 53' East Mnln street.
The Afru-rrugrpesive association ls
national organization having for i,s
object tho nHlurnl interest NJ the
rarc. A, Thursday nights meeting "a
county organization win hc perfected
whrit tho organizers hone will prove
a model Tor other organizations
throughout the country and state.
Leaders NJ he movement explain that
tho organizations are intended 10 DO
away with sb muct irresponsible rare
leadership m the various counties and
states NJ the nation.
Negro cltiscns ihruashou' the rnun-
trv are urrrl to gt'end The meeting
In Arimore Thursday night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
FOUR ARRESTED ~ CON.
NECrlON WITH MAIL Ron.
berry. ARRESTS PROMISED

Muskcgee, Okla, Jan. ia.-Four
men are under arrest, postal auihorl-
ties announced today. In connection
with mail and Interstate commerce
shipment thefts said by inspectors 20
have nettcd the defendants $4,000 In
the past six months The arrests
were made at sapuipa last night.
Three ~ the men were Jailed at Tul-
"a. The fourth. John Tucker. was
Jailed here on default n $4,000.
More arrests are promised
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
by Il. A. BAIRD

Tor the benefit of the general public
II desire to make few statements
|concerning the proposed hard surfaced
road 10 b. built from Lone Grove
10 the town OF Healdton.
In the first place l am thoroughly
familiar with fhe sentiment Of The
people who are 10 be served by the
road and It is the universal reesire
OF the citizenship OF that community
that the road be built OF gravel with
a clay binder. according 10 The gov
lcrnment plans and specifications.
The people OF Hewitt township are
certainly entitled 10 due consideration
In this matter for the reason that
every dime Of the money going into
tho porject is derived from the gross
production tax which comes entirely
from that township.
As further reason why their
voice should be heard In this matter
| would suggest that the citizens OF
Hewitt and Graham townships pay
more Than thrsc-fifIhs Of the ad va
lorcm taxes Of Carter county, and II
is estimated that onc-half OF the auto
license taxes are paid by citizens re-
siding west OF Lone Grove. In nddi-
lion 10 all OF this, the oil fields. prop
or. contain moro population than tho
city. OF Arlmore. There ~ more tr,t-
fic. tonnage and tho number of per
sons considered over the road from
I.one Grove to Hcaldton than over
every other road In Carter county
combined.
10 IL generally conceded by every one
familiar with coulitions that, with
the exception Of the road through
WIN Horse bottom. the wurs roads
In southern Oklahoma are To be- found
fact TINT We pay all the gross pro-
ducton tax and thrcc-ffths of the ud
valorcm taxes In the county
These things being true, we are
certainly entitled to haze our inter-
css considered above the interests
OF the asphalt and cement companies
and their paid agents. boosters. und
publicity men.
The people Of the ilceldton und
Hewitt oil fchls, as evidenced by ne
titions filed with the board of county
commissioners and rigncd by hum
drcds OF the representative citizens,
want a gravclcd road according to
the government specifications con-
structed from Lone Grove to the
town OF llcoldion, FOR the following
reasons.
. (D A gaval road can be- built and
completed within year. and can be
romploted 10 tho town Of llvaldton
for the amount of money available at
this time. The bid submitted for the
construction of the gravel road pro.
vides for IA roadbed eighteen feet wide
eight inches thick on the outside edges
an dt,yeivc inches thick In the center.
\ and can be built for three hundred
and one thousand dollars. while the
nands available will only construct five
Hor ak miles ~ asphalt or concrete
,rpod w1ach starting from one Grove
win not reach the famous bayou bot
TOM" and the bhi submitted on an
asphalt or concrete road does not pro-
Nxide for the completion OF ovon the
M miles under s2o working days
wn1ch means THAT che road would
not be completed within is months
and possibly not for two years. all
depending on how bad che weather
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
LEGISLATURES VIII M ASKED
TO PASS SUNDAY NIUE LAW

Muskorcc. OKLA. Ian. 1.-THE Min
isterial Alliance n Muskogee has in
structed its secretary 10 furwanl let
ters to all ministers IN the state urging
them 10 Join the ministers movement
Tor tho adoption of sunday blue laws
by the present state legislature. A
resolution PASSED ~ the association
asks the legislature 10 adopt Kan
sas and TEXAS Sunday clcsing laws.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
ADDRESS BrroRE MASTER
NAsONS IINS nEEN POSTPONED

The address which was scheduled
10 be- delivered before tho Master
Mnsons Of this vicinity Nv VIII
liam Perry Freeman " McAles-
tor on Friday. January ~. has
been indefinitely pos ponci A
phone call received here iuhv
stated that It will be- impossible
for Mr. Freeman 10 be here ON that
date. However. It IL expected that
he will he In this city In the near
fuNrc TO deliver lecture on the
washington Memorial Monument
OF Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12
MORGAN TOWNSHIP is
A GAINST ROAD BONDS
WITH BIG MAJORITY
PROPOSITION DEFEATED BY AN
OVERWHELMING VOTE or TWO
TO ONE AT TUESDAYS
SPECIAL ELECTION

The proposed bond issue for the
Improvement of roads in Morgan
township was defeated by vote Tues
day, With one box still out. tn1,
Of Mary Niblack. the vote stood sO2
against the issue and 9s for &c. Not
more than 30 votes are contained
in the box yet 10 be heard from. 50 II
is well established that the proposed
issue has been defeated.
Not more than ton per cent OF the
voters Of Morgan township rast bal
lots during the election. Bad weather
is attributed as the CAUSE.
When the cIizens OF the township
originally presented q petition 20
The county commissioners asking that
the election be held more than so
per cent Of the voters had signed II.
The results Of the ballo,ing by dis
trict was as follows
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-12

baltimore. Jan. i2.-"Hube" Mar.
luafd. pitcher Of the Cincinnati Ma.
tlonals. had his adenolds and tonsils
removed yesterday AZ n local hospital
lie win probably leave the hssyital
icdav.