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New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
NAVY Orders

From TIE 7rtbure's Washington Burcou
WASHINGTON. Dec 2a-Navy orders
issued to day follow:
Crutchheld. 1t. Com. ]. A. to T. S. s. $50.
Skelton, LIT. Com. r. IL 10 Z. =. S. ellis.
smith, 1T Com h. r.. to Dayton
Allen LIT. C. w. TO keyport
Zimmerman, LIT. Ci.. to T. s s. RS
Bright, IL. II. c.. resigned
Emerton. 1T. T. r., to u. s. s. Sonona
Forshew 1t. j. H., TO L. S. s. RIO
Hooper, 1t. J. g.. to L. $. $ Cardinal
Howard, 1t. b c. TO L. s. :. Olympia
Jeter, 1t. j. f.. to U. s s. Ortoian
Joharnson. 1t G., to New York.
johnson, It, II. r. to U. S. s. Tatnuck.
Juraschke. IT. w, to New York
kinRsmili Lit. r. j. to II. S. S. Partridge.
Larsen, 1t. A. O., to Il. s. :. Allegheny
Pierce. 1t. J. A, to L. s. S. Partridge.
Robert. LIT. J., 10 L. S. 5. Brant.
Rogers. 1t. j A, TO L. s s. Procvon
SIX inner, LII. A ", to Us s Altar
Ware. 1t c. f., 10 L. 5. s. kingfsher
Axelson. 1t. G., 10 L. : S. lroquois
De Camp. Lt. w, to L. s s. Tern
lrnkins' Ii. T. c. TO L. S. 5. Reguius
Tichenor Ii. J.. s. to Pacific fleet.
hns pc, 1t. y. r., to I. :. S McLanahan
Turner, Ut. L., 10 L. S. S. Kingfsher
Jones Ems. w. B.. to Pacific n4et
Taylor II. J.. r., to San Francisco
F1tzgeraIf, March l.. w. TO philadelnhia
Noiand. Mach II. c.. TO U. s 8 Pinola
ShiVeley: Mach. II. d. to L : s Brant.
LOWS, Carp =. T.. to Philadelphia
gillespie. II. r. Il, to Anacost ia
Parsons 1T. f. M, to Anacostia.
Dixon. Ems 7. w. to L. S. s. Neptune
Hemphill, ems W. G.. TO L. S. $. Jaaon
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Cleared

Gendola. DouM; Santiago; Atlantic Fruit
Co.
fnng Co.
Lord ormondo NBr), Girvan; Norfolk
from Hamburg; American Metals and
Transport Co
Mirafores (Br). Matthews; Guantanamo
and Santiago: Atlantic Fruit Co.
Hydespes (Br). Henry; Cape Town end
Algoa Bay via Norfolk; Barber S Lines.
Jefferson. Horsey: Norfolk; Old Domin-
ion Transportation. Co.
Hadnot. Eknan. Mobile; McAllister
Bros.
II F Dimock. Allen; Boston; Eastern
DanNdale tBr). Taylor; Marseilles and
barcelona via Baltimore James w Elwell
& Co.
Munwood Cross; caibarien, sagua aud
Matanzas; Munson Line
Satanta (BrN Ashwin Tampico; Stand
ard Oil Co.
Blue Triangle Walter; Matadi to Roa-
ton; A II t}ull & Co.
Schr Silver Thread (Br), Pentz; Perth
Amboy; T. Whitney &. Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANClSCO. Dec 29-Ratc or
canned goods from Pacific Coast to Eu
rope dropped last month from as cents
hundred weight to 80 cents. One ship
nent reported accepted at 25 cents. Grain
and canned goods principal commodities
moving. Grain at 80 shiilngs now con-
sidcred more desirable cargo, Canned
goods formerly most priced freight n Eu-
ropean trade.
Chamber OF Commerce Oriental relation
ship party returned to-day on Empire
State. Toured asEar East to esta blsn bet :
ter commercial relations. Empire State
VIII be in port until Feb undergoing al
terations.
sEAT'TLE. Dec 2o-contract for recon
ditiorinG Admiral Farragut in coastwise
service Let to British Columbia Shipyard $
on bid OF S63250
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
1rasls-P Pacihc Mails

connecting mails close at tho General
i'ostoifice and city Hall Postotrice Station.
New York, at +, m. as follows:
hawali, VIA san Francsco. Manoa. Dec so.
haWti aud fuam, via San Franc isco
$ = Il sherman, Dec 81
Japati, corea, China, siberia, French Indo-
Una ~ ;nerlands East Indies Except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islunds VI,
Nanccu'er and Victoria. G: also
%@lneNfie lnrnel post mails for Shang nal
Empress ot Russia. Dec 81
Japan, Corcs, China Siberia. French rrdo
China Netherlands East Indies (cxcept
Sulnatra) and Philippine islands, va
seattle; also parcel post mails for Japan
Norea. China tcxcept Shanghai (,itvI
siam and French lndo-China. Bay State,
Hawan. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. Via san Franc.sno aisn
parcel post mails for Camoa and Aus
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Prices of Paige Automobiles
Are Reduced for New Year
SnecfoI Dispntch to Thc T,-

Special Dtspatch to The Tribune
DETROIT Dec 29-~The Paige De
trcit Motor Car Company announced a
sharp reduc ton in price on every model
in its line of passenger cars to-day, to
take effect January 2.
The reductions announced are as fol-
lows; Seven passenger touring car,
$3.50; seven passenger sedan, $675; five
passenger sedan, 1895. There are pro-
portionate reductions on all 1922
models
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Fleet Corporation to Sell Cars

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The first
sale of flat cars and locomotives
owned by the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration at the Hog Island and Bristol,
Pa, yards was authorized to-day by
the sales division of the corporation.
Bids for $50 fiat and box cars, and
seven Baldwin, Brooks and Pennsyl-
/ vania locomotives will be received up
to January II until S O'Clock at the
Washington Offices of the Fleet Cor
nOration
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Army Orders

From The Trtbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.--Army orders
issued to-day follow:
Air Service
Kehoe. 1t r ir, to Ross Field.
Following to Observation-Disclosures, 1t. j. D.
Cannon. 1t. J. X. STAGE LIT. d. F.; Fitz-
patrick, 1t. q. II.
Infantry
Adamson, Capt. H. to Fort Howard.
Ilougen, Capt s L.. resigned
Following to Panama--Van Benschoten
Capt. f. H; Ragan. Capt P, c.. Whit
ten, Capt. r. O.; Quigley, Capt. e. II.
Robinson, Capt. II. W
Coast Artillery
Fowler, Lit. II. C., to Hampton Roads.
Reierson. 1t j. e., to Hampton Roads.
Miscellaneous
Cotty, Tt. w. j.. g. Nj c., to Camp Dix.
Thorpe, Maj. f jr.. II. A., to Washington.
Banks, Maj. c. L., Med. c.. to Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
10000 Bales of Egyptian Yarn
Coming in American Steamer

WASHINGTON. Dec. g. Upward Of
10000 bales of Egyptian cotton, tie
largest direct shipment of the kind
ever assigned to this country in an
American bottom, viii be carried by
the Shipping Board steamer Ophis
when it sails from Alexandra, Egypt,
for Boston within a few days, Vice
President Love o. the Shipping Board
announced tonight The shipment vas
said to be the result OF the recent
agreement as to cotton shipments en-
tered into between the Shipping
Board and the Liverpool lines.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Fire Record

y. NJ. ioSS.
l2:15-2oo Lafayette st. Roberts, en-,
/ ao--lo East 9th st Fred Miller.
Unknown
1:5o-515 Minford av.. the Bronx;
Richnrd Mehman ......... Slight
l5o-los to III Madison av. Charles
eoo-5ls asSG East t esd St: Nathan Ma ->0"'
2:o5-2a Avenue A Moses Kohn. . Slight
35o-1i4 East ed st; Frank Rogers.
Unknown
Slight
s25-Tool shanty, Pelham Bay Park
Thomas Buckley Eng Co. Unknown
7:3o--177 East Tsth st Joseph Stew
s:so--.17s Essex St; Frank Jart Unknown
9'45.122T st. Lawrence av the
Bronx. John Donahue -....... Unknown
1o:2o-Gt Mangin St; Anna Batick.
Unknown
s:2o- 2c7o Valentine av., the Bronx
electric light pole .....'. .Triflng
s:io-19sth st aud Grand concourse
the Bronx;FClemente Contract
4:so--iastb st ana Riverside Drive.
S:io-d7th st and North river; Do ''''
paTtment Street Cleanings Unknown
l:So-2ls East 3oth st; vInenzo Re
conda ............. .Trfing
5:So-57 Chrystie st; unknown Unknown
6:oo-S22 East lssth St: unknown.
s:45-lss Greene ST.. Robinowitz
Bros. Observation-Disclosures. Unknown
6:sQ--615 lerox av. unknpwn. Unknown
650-2ao Fifth av: unknown. Unknown
6;56--s East a7th st; Harriet Cutting.
72o--314 Sixth av.; Seeker & Co.
.O. Unknown
7S5-i1 Crosby ST.. benjamin Gold
pt'rg .....,....t..-,..7. Unknown
7.4o-s3 University Place, Marquis
fur Co.. -....... Unknown
,65--62s Broadway; j, j. Press I astown
7'95--6Ss East iS5th St. Aaron Tar.
s:l5-loa West Goth ST shultz Coat
90. ............ Unknown
io--ta5 Riverside Drive; on lot
owned by Mr. Freeman. Unknown
".sb--4l Wtst 3ed st; Philip shuctrr.
10 :so-12a3 B'way; Jos kallsh. .Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Sailed Yesterday

Dungannon. Boston,. Mohawk. Jackson
Vile; Ryndam tDutch). Rotterdam. 1Iaasa
(Ger). Hamburg: Monterey. Havanai City
of ST Louis. Savannah: Koranna tBr). Bal
tisaore; Algiers Phiiadelphia; Regina
dItalia (Itall. Naples; Bluea'Trangle, Bos-
ton; jefferson. Norfolk: Gulfdueen, Tam
pico. Maashaven tBr), Norfolk; sch Sally
Wren. New Brunswick; Lord Ormonde,
Norfolk,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Cosmopolitan Adds Ships
Two Vcssels From Board Will
Increase Europcan Service

Services of the Cosmopolitan Snip
ping Company to Hayre and DunAils /
have been increased by the ALLEGATION
Of two vessels by the Shipping Board
These arc the West Eldara, $3.50 dead
weight tons. which will sail from New
York to Philadelphia tomorrow, and
from the latter port on January 5:
and the Schodack, 1870 tons, which will
sail from this port on January 13. The
company already has several ships in
this trade.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Add to Irish Ship Line
Moore & Mccormack Get East
crn Tcrnpesi From Board

Moore & Mccormack have increased
their Irish service with the assignment
of the Eastern Tempest by the Ship
ping Board. This ship, of 6694 dead
weight tons. will sail from Philadelphia
to-day and from New York on January
10. The company also has the Eastern
Belle, Eastern Guide and Eastern King
in the trade. Officials report that bust
ness is on the up grade.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Marine Reports
rnE rspEs

Winds nj Sen Tosd day
Atlantic NoaEt. fiatteraS to Key Nest -
l'reah TO atrorg northcriH aud partly over
cast weather.
East Guif OF Ncxico.-4 frrsh north and
northeast aud partly overenSt weather,
Nsrtbhean Sea and Winttward PassaEH~-'
Moderate 60 troaa norhetiN overcast
weather aud probably local rains.
Atlantic Coast, north of SANDY Hook e.
Northwest and North gales diminishing.
overcast weather.
Atlauttc Coast. SANDY Hook TO lIattcras
Northeriy gales dimlnshing Friday,
partly OVERCAST weather,
Atisntic Coast. Natteras to Fiorida
straits fresh to strong north ana parity
Nnathcr
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Marine Disasters

SAN DIEGO, Dec 29--Fishng schr Olga
D. anchored at IGnsenada.. Mexico, broke
moorngs, 25th and went ashore seven
miles north of Ensenada No subseq lent
report.
VICToR1A. B c, Dec 2e-Canadian Pa
cific car barge, ashore at PORTER Pass since
Dec II, hoated 23th; towed to Ladysmith
for temporary repairs.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHJPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions OF merchant vessels re-
ceiVed through the United States Naval
Communication Service Shipmasters
OF vessels with radio apparatus may.
without charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper. Bar liarbor. Me. (OtterclifreD
Amagansett, l.. L.; Cape May, N. T.:
Norfolk. Va; Cape Ha.teras, N. g.:
Jupiier, tls Key West. Fla. New Or
leans, La.
These position CTR) reports should
only be addressed 10 the radio station
caHe' and they will be forwarded to
Ne" YORK 1t is important that these
reports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they may
DC received in time for publication.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
$50, 900, 600 Shipping
Pool Favored on Pacific

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2a.-Negoti-
ations continued to-day in the plan to
form a s30,0o0000 pool of United
States Shipping Roard vessels opcrat~
ing in the trans Pacific trade. Herbert
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
City Island

ROUND SOUTH: Bark Drumelton, Proyi-
dencc for Vow York. TO the standard OH
Co. in ballast.
sAu.Bp: schr Frederick II OBJ. from
Fort Reading, st john. n b.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
sail susIalOrrOw

Snii 9osMOrrOw
Dlympic. Southampton 3: n1 AN t2s go NJ
Ia lorraine, Uavre,,.. & 100 NM 13:ou NJ
'utumhc, Bremen. ....,,psNo NM Aipo.i Nj
Naubtn Rio DO Janciro 800 AN t2:oo NJ
Qnillota, Gunyaquil,.N, 400 AM LOO rM
san l.orcnso. Sal Juan 40 AM IA 90
tniam9res Ssntiago... 800 AN '1a % 81
fhiiadclnhia Curacao. . so AM 90 I'm
NcNico, Tia eYnu.. 90 AM 1900 NJ
sail Tuesday
Amcrica. Quecrstown 500 AM 1900 N
ttnderilS WI. Copen-
80 hagen .....,'..,.... 40 AN siuo PM
'riNipes cartfgcna.,... 900 AM 1900 NJ
Munaomo. Progrcso..,. -.----- / 90 AM
Sail "Wednesday
Nicuw Amsterdam. Rot
terdain. ...,,...... 100 AM 1900 ri
"a Bourdonnais. HaNre 100 AM 1900 "
NarH ruerto Cconhia ----------- 100 M
Naturs, Trinidad .,..... a;a0gAM TOO PM
Ft - George, st Thomas . 10 AM 100 IM
Araeuayn, Bermuda. So0 AM 1900
Ft iIamiiton bermuda a.o0.AM 100 PM
lrysscl Monte Cristi.. --.-----~-- ! 90 AM
Sail Thursday
NJ Clinton. Hamburg. 9:00 AM 100 PM
tiHl,", Naples, ,.,....,, 500 AM 900 NJ
Br"iH lzel. Bordeaux. ...s-~---~------ 300 PM
American Legion, Buenos
Ayres -.......,,.,l0:3o AM 200 PM
'tnf5oh lail, Rosario. 90 PM
AriAonan, san Francisco ---~------ loo PM
Sail Friday
/ dor Nedcrlander, Cape
}layti..,.. .......,..... 600 AM 1900 PM
W Nj Fuppei. Barbados 8 80 AN 100 PM
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Reports by Wireless

BY United States Naval Service
Distance is given In miles Reports are
'ated al room unless otherwise specified
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
AUSTIN EXCITED OVER
DEATH OF TAXI-DRIVER

AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 16.-Charges
Of having killed or being concerned
In the killing of Peeler Clayton" taxi
cab driver, who was shot to death
last night were filed in justice court
today against nineteen citizens Of Aus
tin. The list includes several of the
city's most prominent business men
and all are citizens of good reputa'
ton.
The charges were filed by Earl Shell
ton. an attorney of Austin. Shelton
received anonymous notice to leave
here some time ago but ignored the
warning and Is reported to have been
attempting to disclose alleged activi-
ties OF secret organization. An at
tempt to connect the killing Of Clayton
with this incident Is reported.
Clayton was shot in an alley just
outside the building of the Kuklux
Klan hall in which a meeting is re-
ported to have been held last night.
The killing of Clayton and multi
tude of rumors has created much ex'
element.
The nineteen citizens were placed
under $1,000 bond each.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
GAS CONSUMERS FACE
INCREASE IN RATES

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. l6.-Tulsa,
Sapulpa and Claremore gas consumers
face an increase Of twenty cents per
1000 cubic feet in the price OF gas
as the result Of temporary restrain
ing order granted the Oklahoma Nat
ural Gas Company by Judge John II,
Cotternl in federal district court here
today against the state corporation
commission.
Under the order an increase of ten
cents would become effective here and
others raises in rates would be ss.
tablished in other towns served by the
company. The restraining order pre-
vents the corporation commission from
interfering with the company in put
ting into effect their proposed sche-
dule of increased rates.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
Local Bankers Will Study
Plan of Corporation

CONTINUED from page ~
and cattlemen. Country banks can
borrow money from the corporation
based upon its loans to farmers and
pay the sums they owe to their cor
respondents and, relieve the banking
( situation In the state 10 a large de-
gree.
Loan board members gave the bank
. ers assurance that there would be
plenty of funds to supply the demands
Of the banks and the only limit is the
amount the banks have in loans to
agriculture except however that in
the case of state banks. they are
. limited by the law as TO the amount
of their bills payable.
Ardmore Bankers Interested
Notes given by banks run for
period OF six months and are sub
ject 10 renewal provided the security
, is good. Renewals can be had for
three years but at the end Of that
time payments must be made. at all
times the banker is responsible for
the paper Of his customer and the
individual who desires to make q loan
must make his banker safe in the
transaction.
The Ardmore bankers have stated
that they would give close study TO
the loan plan and would be glad TO
render such assistance as they can
! 10 bankers in surrounding towns in
I assisting them IN making out their
. aunifca ffrpe for loans
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
ALL TO JOIN IN
SALVATION ARMY
CHRISTMAS TREE

Coordination Of tho efforts Of five
organizations, the Elks, Eiwanis, Ro-
tary, Lions and Benevolent assoeia-
tietb to mako successful the Christ.
mas tree at the Elzs Hall under the
supervision of Capt. Maggie Nobbs Of
the Salvation Army was the definite
decision reached today at a called
meeting at Hotel Ardmore when rep
resentativas from the various organi-
zauous were present.
!. Committees from each Of the or
eaiizations have been appointed and
ase at work among members OF the
hdividual clubs this week. while a
general committee comprising r. H..
Royer 3. L. Evans, p. b. Jefferies
will take charge Of the financial mat.
ttrs beginning Monday. This committee
VIII work throughout the entire city.
giving each and every one opportun.
ity to contribute 10 the fund
Mr., Roger presiding at today's meet
ing, gave a brief outline rs TO the
magnitude OF the undertaking. includ.
ing IN the list to be distributed. 400
baskets Of food, so pairs of shoes, $50
garments. Captain Nobbs stated that
she has listed thus far 400 families
and 1000 children to be taken care
of this Christmas.
Emphasis was laid on the fact that
the Christmas tree at the Elks Hail
which in reality is termed "The Sal,
walton Army Tree" will have gifts for
all children OF the poor regardless
of church affilation. This Is non
sectarian,' Mr.. Roger stated What
we want is 10 give cheer and happi
ness to all needy children and theil
parents"
The Christmas tree program at th,
Elks Hall will be held Saturday az
ternoon beginning prmptly at oclocl
Captain Nobbs announced. The chill
dren have prepared a number Of song
and the program promises to be on,
Of unusual enjoyment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
Writ Autoists Comply With Law

w. A. Jolly, special officer appoint
ed to look after delinquent automobile
owners in Carter county who failed
to procure license tags returned from
the western part of the county Thurs
day afternoon where he has been at
work for the past few days. He says
that at Writ he failed to find one
owner in the delinquent list, that all
had complied with the law and had
procured the necessary license tags for
the year, 1921.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
Indian Maid Attends
World Meet in China

MUSKOGEE. Okla. Dec. lt.--An.
nouncement was made today by Ma.
jor Victor NJ. Locke, Jr.. superin-
that Miss Ruth NJ. Muskrat. aged Is.
6 Grove, a quarterblcod Cherokee,
has been appointed by the Indian club
of the Young Women's Christian AS
sociation to represent the American
Indian ut the Worlds Student Chris
tian Federation meeting, convening
in Peking China on February 81
naxf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
Livestock Market

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. l6.T-Cattle:
$50: active, steady and slightly strong
er on steers some dry lot steers, $3.50
to $500; baby beves. around $3.50;
very few butcher cattle here, stockers
and feeders steady. Hogs: 700, slow;
10 cents lower early top s6.75; bulk
So, 90 to S6.10.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16

The voters Of Morgan township are
10 meet Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the county court house in
.Ardmore for the purpose Of electing
two members of the Carter County
Free Fair association to serve during
the next year. Other meetings will be
held In different townships next week
and the work of organizing the fair
for next fall is now under way.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
Sims Record a
Splendid One

Continued from page y
him when he failed to appear at the
police station at the appointed time.
Hathcock waited until slightly past IL
o'clock, when the news of Sims dearh
reached this city.
On Force for Years
The slain man had served on the
local force for several years. During
the years 19l6-1917 he was on the
force under chief Bob Hutchins and
again actively assumed police duties
under Chief Hignigbt, commencing last
June. At various periods, he acted
as an officer off and on.
Sims came to this city twelve years
ago from Dallas, Texas. While in Tex
as he had been engaged in the team
ing contracting business, hauling oil
field supplies in the Wichita and Burk-
burnett districts. His first occupation
in Ardmore was in partnership with
his brother in the horse and mule
business, maintaining headquarters at
the Rogers Brothers Mule and Horse
Barn at A and End streets, north.
east. Later he opened livery sta
Bile and following this. again became
engaged in the teaming business.
Sims was candidate for chief Of
police Of This city during the last
election.
Was az Years Old
He was ~ years old at the time
Of his death, and is survived by a
widow and stepson, Gene Sims.
Friends Of the dead man, who have
known him for many years, speak OF
him as having been lone of the whit
est men who ever lived in this Sec
ton of the country" They state that
he was fearless as an officer show
ing a degree Of bravery which ha-s
mover been surpassed. As business
man he was known TO have been most
conscientious and fair TO all with
whom he dealt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
REORGANIZATION OF INDIAN
FIELD SERVICE Is ANNOUNCED

MUSKOGEE, Okla, Dec. l6.-Re.or-
ganlzation Of the Indian field clerk,
service was announced at the head,
quarters Of the Five Civilized Tribes
today, the following conditions being
made
The office at Sallisaw has been abol-
ished and the jurisdiction added to
the office at Sulwen. Dean II. shan
non OF the Sallisaw office will be
transferred TO McAlester where the
work in Pittsburg, Latlmer and l.
Flore counties will be- supervised
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
Men Held on Burglary Charge

BARTLESVILLE. Okla, Dec. 16.---
Two young men were arrested yester-
day afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Van
Blanicon Of Usage county. and lodged
in the county Jail here yesterday eve.
ming on charges OF burglary IN con-
nection with breaking into houses In
Usage county, southwest Of the smell
tefN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
MANY ROOTERS ATTEND
SaPuLPA-PRYOR GAME

TULSA. Okla. Dec, ls.--Hundreds
Of rooters accompanied the Pryor
teams to this city for their gTfdlron
battle today. Mayor 4. d. Evans has
called upon the citizens OF Tulsa 10
attend. Half holidays OF Tulsa and In
ed al the University of Tulsa and In
the public schools One OF the larg'
est crowds ever witnessing q football
game in Oklahoma is expected TO
witness the contest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-16
.SABO GIVEN DEATH
PENALTY FOR MURDER

cOAIGATE. okla. Dec. ia jury
ro.n,. steve Sabo guilty of first de-
gree murder and sentenced him 10
the death penalty this afternoon after
25 minutes dclIberation. Shortly before
the jury reported its verdict. Sabo at
tempted to escape by jumping from a
second story window in the district
court room.