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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-20

Local theatregoers will have an OPP
portunity to judse of its merits at
the Strand Theatre on Saturday.
Frank Mayo Is an actor by birth
and training. He comes from one OF
the most brilliant theatrical families
in America His father, Edwin I.
Mayo, was a popular stage star, ana
his grandfather. Frank Mayo the
+ first, ranked with Booth Barrel, For
rest and Jefferson. his contempo-
raries. Young Mayo acted in his
grandfather's company when he was
five years old, and at the age OF
/ eighteen had scored big hit on the
London stage. His screen career
! began six years ago. and since then
he has upheld the Mayo traditions.
United States eonsuls in Mexico
have to be rather careful what they
do, but sometimes they can manage
10 have a hand in something inter
esting without bringing about inter.
national complications.
such a situation arises in Ola.
monds Adrift," by Frederick ]. Jack
son, an Earle Williams Vitagraph
production directed by Chester Ben.
nett, which will be shown at the
strand Theatre on Friday
Brick Mccain, consul at small
Mexican port, was an Old friend OF
Fob Bellamy, condemned by his ia
t8er to serve as supercargo on a
steamship at s5a month as pun
shmeut for running UP bills OF So
H-lu in a few months after leaving
college He was both amused and
sympathetic when Bob promp pity fell
in love with Consuela Felasco, the
beautiful daughter OF senior Rafael
Velasco, port collector Bob's love
IS returned. but Consuela is kept
virtually a prisoner by her father
who intends to marry her to de-
shieable but wealthy Mexican.
Learning that the wedding day has
been set By Felaseo, Mccain cables
To Bob:
"A Mendelssohn being framed for
May on your only only. Shake a
leg If you want action"
Bob wants action, and gets it.
There are two fierce fights in the
little Mexican town, enc OF them
with a mandolin against a knife; an
elopoment; q wild chase and escape
Director Richard Stanton, who
staged Bride IL William Fox s
Great serial, proves himself a mas
ter of medieval history in the fifth
episode OF the picture In that epi
sode is shown a torture chamber
tbat takes one hack 10 the horrors
of the fourteenth century, when men
delighted in viewing the agonjes OF
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-20

1r. aids tAaacly like a salts.
se # 8 real ~ soH age
med WIN ,ruit derive saae.
ing + tie taste Of az ]ea-
uL4dz
Taks .=a9oonfM 10 - IF
Id water --Heyer you c5et tsl.
as, headaC or coustipafed. Ep-
ade Sa,t -be much ia - 81
.overy Of ia American Epson
-7c alton IN
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25
Notice To Water Consumers
Town OF Meeker

Rule II Of the Mceker Water Works
Co. on file with Public Utilities Com
mission of the State Of Colorado. Pro-
vides that;
The maximum size Of nozzle or
sprinkler for irrigation purposes shall
bc BIG inch. Infraction OF this rule Is
deemed sufficient cause for disconnec-
tiOn Of service
We ask all water consumers to COM
ply with this rule for the reason that
those living In the higher parts Of the
town are unable to obtain sufficient
supply Of water during the irrigation
season.
MEEKER WATER WORKS co.
j25-j1G by II G Graham. Mgr.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

We. the undersigned, Joseph r Hut
ton. President and j u Bruscl, Secre-
tary Of Hutton Shale Oil and Refining
Company corporation formed under
the laws of the State of Colorado, do
hereby give notice that at meeting Of
the stockholders of snid corporation.
duly called for the purpose Of consid-
cring the propriety of dissOlving said
corporation and held mt Office Of r N
Canine. In the City of East Chicago
State of Indiana on the Goth day Of
April a d 1921. pursuant to notice
given to the stockholders thereof In
the manner provided by law for the
calling Of stockholders meeting for
purpose Of amending articles of in.
corporation. ordered said corporation
to Inc dissolved.
We further certify that all debts
owing by said corporation have been
fully paid.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have
made and signed this Notice Of Dissol.
ution and affixed hereto the seal Of
said corporation, this sth day Of June
A ID 1921.
JOSEPH T HUTTON
Attest President
j u BRUSEL
Secretary (seaD
jelS-jy %
The river liz going down this week.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

On Tuesday HI Meeks and family
aut"ed In from Juniper Springs, and
spent an evening here. visiting old Blue
Mountain ncighbors 1.-THE M w Bailey
fhmuy) and other acQuaintances. Mr.
Meeks is well known to all pioneers
ana White river cattlemen. For many
years he ran cattle on the western end
OF Blue mountain, while Mr. Bailey and
sons, jasper and 81, ran their herds on
the eastern end Of the mountain. It
was brief hut joyful reunion of two
old COW punchers and others.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

The United States provides today
one-quartr of all the agricultural pro-
ducts produced In the world, a large
portion Of which must be exported. be-
cause 1t is In excess Of home require
ments. This country also mines one
third of all mineral products Of the
world and turns out one third Of all
the worlds manufactured goods.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

The Steamboat Springs Commercial
Club Is planning a sociability run to
vernnl. Utah. The start will he made
from the Routt county city July 14th.
The return rip will he made by way Of
Mcckcr. Get ready to give the Steam
boat people the gladstone welcome.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

rhc Re- Philip " In rn.r'nc'l Mon.
day evening from Denver where he at
tended the Conservation Of Bishop In
gley on June 18th. During his absence
Father Nelson preached at ST. Luke's
Church. Fort Collins. and st. Pauls
Church. Steamboat Springs.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

The owners Of Marvinc lodge are
having many improvements made to
their property and they will not only
have one of the most beautiful loca-
lions but will also have one Of the
most beautifully arranged lodges and
furnished private lodges In the state.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

The annual meeting OF the Rio Blan-
co Commercial Club will take place
next Monday afternoon. June q, 1921.
Every member Of the Club liz expected
to he there. ms the election Of officers
for the ensuing year ls one Of the mat
tiers to be disposed Of.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

Rev Philip Nelson returned from
Denver. Monday. after attending the
conservation of the Co-adjudter Bis
hop of Colorado. Mr.. Nelson had a trip
on the Moffat road coming back.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

Both thetown and county parks
would he greatly improved in appear
ance II they moved for the hay on
them.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

Mrs Jnlin Wiser n:d children ar
rived from Grand Junction. Monday,
after spending most Of the past winter
in Arizona and California. where they
had been on account of Master John
Wilson'S health. The many friends
Of the family are glad to see them back
In Meeker.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

One Of the worst roads In the coun-
try today is the upper White river
road. Several places along the road
are so low that every spring the high
water makes unpassable mud holes out
Of them. During the summer months
these sections of the road should he
raised and proper drainage provided
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

Bid. for contract to complete the
shaie work on this side Of the Rifle
Meeker road were let out this week
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

Misses Margaret Oldland, Marguer-
lite Lunney and Delphine Joy came in
Saturday from Canon City where thev
have been attending schoo! for the past
year.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

The longest day OF the year was just
bright and sunny like the other 38i Of
our balmy cline.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

cHILDERN's Observation-Disclosures
Ing Is more difficult for the average
lmrbcr than to correctly cut Children's
Hair. Try US. We Know How at
MEEKER HOTEL BARRIER SHOP
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

MEMS PRIDE-Mcn who take pride
in their personal appearance are all
ways particular about their haircuts.
Isn't 1t significant TINT most Of them
patroninc our
NEEKER HOTEL BARBER SHOP
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

Art johnson. who has been down In
the Piceancc country for some months
past, In again back In Meekcr.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

From all reports there seems to bc
large number Of deer In the hills Of
the Upper White River country.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

Ranch for Sale or lease. Fine loo
alton. terms easy. Enquire ut this of
fee. j25-jy1e
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

Who is responsible for the late dis
asterous floods In Colorado and other
states? Why the Republican admin
istration at Washington of course.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

The grass Is better on the ranges
than 1t has been In several years.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25
THE ,MEEKER HERALD
JANIS lyrrle. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
SATURDAY. JUNE 81. ipi

Neil limerick of Marvinc. visited
his town fricn',. this week.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

Haying Machinery For Sale
2 bull rakes
! mower
y 1 stacker
All In good condition, at reasonable
price.
Enquire Of F F Rosenthal or Gus
Pauison. j25-jy2
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

The bridge at Simpsons across the
North Fork IL still out.
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

Nice Rhubarp for Canning. 10 lbs for
800 LUTHER WHITE
i'll W. Phone ~ W
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

YOU ARE NEXT BARRIERS, no wait.
ing at the
MEEKER HOTEL BARBER SHOP
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

FOR sale-One deering moving mach
Inc. one two disc and one four disc
plow in good condition. Roy Elston
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

BARBER SHOPS CLOSED
July 4th from IL p m to $40 p m.
G LYTLE A rooney
The Meeker herald., 1921-06-25

The river is going down this week.
, 1921-09-14

THE District Court Of the Virgin Is
lands OF the Uaited States, will hold
the September Term OF Court, which
IS )ne OF the regular terms Of the said
District Court, at the following times anG
places, to wit:
For the ~Sub-JuSiciaI District Of chris
tiansted. At C~hristiansted, Thursday
September Is, al 10 o'clock A. W sIttiog
at Government House.
For the Sub-Judicial District q Fred
eriksted. AT Frederiksted Mond Y Sep
TENDER 10. at 10 O'Clock A. A., sitting
at the Fort.
At which times and places all interest
ed persons are notified to be present.
Done at Ch%ristiansted, St. Croix, Vlr-
gin Islands, this oath day OF August 1871.
J. e. HENRY,
Clerk of the District Court.
, 1921-09-14
NOTICE.

TUE 10 he failure Of the Labor
ORION" to detail any help Whatso-
~ ever to attend to the much suffer
ing stock N the estates We hereby give
notice, that 10 n viii be permitted to
pick feed for their own animals on any
Of our properties unless the iaborers or
each estate give the necessary assistance
10 attend to and to gather feed for the
estate stock.
This notice is effective from Septem-
Der End 1921.
WEST INDIAN SUGAR F. Glory.
ESTATE LA GRANGE.
s.. CROIX SUGAR FACTORY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-03
CITY CLINCHES DEAL
FOR HICKORY CREEK
DAM AND HUGE LAKE

City Manager Kirk Dyer announced
lhis morning lhat thc deal ior the pur.
chase of thc land adjoining Hickory
creek for about "a milo at the present
intake s.ie. has boon completed. The
land Was bought from 1 s. ANcrsoon.
Approximations 100 acrea
Ton acres were purchased from
Judge d E,or'Igc d sh0r, time ago.
This gives lhe c.ty q stretch of land
Cor about "a male along ,he creek as
Che s,e OF iho intake. Au emnloye OF
the c.ty l on guard at the intake
every day to prevent swimming In
that vicinity
RIGHTS Go ,he land had been secured
JOS Manage, Dyer two months ago
when u was decided to prepare for
o. larger water supply Do s probable
now ihat he plan l1 construct a
huge dam at thc slte. creating an
artificial ako with shore line of 40.
prox.maJcy 80 miles wm be- recom.
mendcd SO the city commission for
early action.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-03
FOrnier Comptroller Ayers
Board Charged as High
As 81 Per Cent to
Members.
DEMANDED COEEATER.
AL OF TRIPLE VALUE
j0HN sKFLTON WILLIAMS Be
FORE CONGRESSIONAL COMMIT
TEE STRONGLY DENOUNCEs
THE RESERVE BOARD

sli,oto- 1t.
,. ++ ' '''S'
'a 'r D''ia mace certain
cotton banks pay 81 per cent interest
ana o times even demanded as high as
s- rer cent were made tods, b,. r,hr
-r.t..u v-u.
'''. i''''''' 'oH'p'ioiier
'Ne currency Stunning his testi-
mony before the congressional aeri-
cultural eommies.on
Vbor oo,s,,
"'' N''i'aiio
RtCw ~ some oi ms accusations
l'' " "I.elns agreed 20 furnish data
z" southwestern bank,
1 "t s.'lo' !a" case against
13l'H "97 De'ng matured
"7.'a' .'+'l'-el D@Ah officials.
~ e."sn "lln l.epr seHtatiFe Mills.
Ne" Aofk, Mr Williams
I ne '-7o 5000 py mis- charges
'"' NY aRee1e instances reserve banks
'4UNeo H'eI'pel D'INa 70 put up 200
H' 'v3 ps ier"l collateral IN farm
p"plI De'ofe ending.
~ 20" Nn'" lhal Dr Mills de-
-t9el. -lFe US On instance
20 70 l-e reserve board MT VIII
.1'nS Ie'o''ed. Ihey nave the rec
''ga.
reserve board member Mr. VIII
e-'o s''a ne Had fought increased
''t'' rates ana progressive IN
"Iss' ia'es "n'cn made bank pay
NiBAei interest on rediscounts as It's
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-03
Sorrowing Naples and Italy
Paid Tribute To-day 70 the
Memory of The Master
Of Singers.
UNITED STATES
SENDS MESSAGE
sCESES or FNTPENnE P4TpnS
ENACTED All THPoUGH DAY
~ NEnpoIpFASS nY fVrpY
CLASS VISIT RrE1R

london. Aug IA Milan dispatch
70 the Daily News toisy s,ys !. IS
outhorlmtvcW statcd that diovarn'
Nartlnell viii srcceed Fnrico Carueo
as the leading tenor ut the Me.ropol-
tan opera house N Nov YORK
Naple-,. Auc sorrowine Naplee
snd Italy today paid tribute 20 the
memory OF Fnrico Carueo the vrca,
tanor. who dlAd here ea-N yee.erday
morning Thourands rarhered rt q
Holcnr requiem mass ce'obrqtcd at tho
church ol Afadouna te. G-rcir cr
STOOD urcoverNd glorr ttc streeta
leading 10 chat adi'ice white rhe m
rcra cortere nassed
I'M ne choir which assirtot r fta
impressive c"rcmonios wcte nrny ror
aup Homcn who have played stellar
ICES on lhe operate starc
sccHcs OF cxerenc pattcs Wore en-
acred sl. day yeererdoy q, enc Hdtp
Vpsrv'ps foHo0inp tre death dl the
MN Noruisry acknovlcdrod 20 be the
rcrlcr tenor cf nis cencro-'or Neo-
pnitqns o. cver class stood IN ure far
1any hours 70 fle past me bier %.
Carugo Which was pl.cod .n -te room
where ht mad dled From trlc 70 time
glcnt procession would raH For q mo
Ioent whlc s-rre man o woman would
lrocl for o rooment of prayer
The oody was clad n clothes and ov-
,r 20 was shed The mellow upnt oi four
candlcs. two NJ the head ind two m
thc feet A. tae dead tero-s side wore
Tsriands OF oees. arranged personally
5y Mrs. Carueo
me master SINGER. who had for
nearly q quarter 81 q century enact
"i roles la which drath was M un-
seen player apparently was cognizant
81 his critical c6n6Iuon. before his
scddcn flness On Mondoy jus, be-
fore he sank ihco the roma whica WIS
thc prelude Ia the end hr enid 70 his
SON. Rcdolfo.
- fe4 very ~ This umc it win br
tincult to escape
Newspapers oi This cty. IN te.hre
~ ihe death of Corueo quotes ono
~ the attending ray'ic.ors os snvne
= and ny coupapuer believe Corusr
reyer mry recovered from his Hlrcse
in Nev york losi virtcr wis long
sickness rom plaurisy weakened PITS
resistance
Rome. AVG ElchnrH Wnehtu'r
Clh. Nmencor auhossrior 80 inly
has sent to Mis Fnrico Cnrneo ari
either relatives ct ,he drod ,nnor 'ho
coincidence rf ,ha United states gov
rtnment
Nnrl,s Aup Fr'ico Cnruea ac.
r,,dinr ,r rs'inia,,s n 'he rrwsrarcte
left . fortune r' nhou, 'hr,y m'l'cr
~. 60 'he no'mnl value of lirr 'h'r
would represent ahru, me sum o' e.
nnD oo0
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-03
PLAN SYSTEMATIC
PR0GR ANS FOR
ROTARY MEETINGS

untinri Nelson secretary ~ Notary
pnI editor ut 4 " = i.lrhl yin leave
shortly 80 vacation uln ir he gone
sovstd weeks nuiinr HE sheerre
lpmes Barron win No. the secretary
nri fu iho club and wlll eili the
weekly parer u hos been suggested
that the name bp changed i1 "Wrf
cry while iiu,aflan Barron 10 iha
editor
= ~ richards mqle fernfi iof
tho program committee providing fnr
The division NJ the ciuh into elnvtn
groups eiih Instructions ihat tath
gfrpp arrange fpf rfurfam ~ sreri
fled meetings F0th Rfoup VIII select
~ thsifman 90 fgffy pu' iht program
% hss arranged
Quests iniftdntt1 inlsg we're i1v
Kolb " " Wsns george W gor.
der ahd Giles Mcdaniel
M kDh Is member b' iha Rotary
c1ub nj Duncan fia stated .he tiib
'htra h4s neftifrship N 1f with I'm
attendance record ~ o., pep cent
NJ ghndef fsma here btIy recently
from Council Hu0s lows 'a ha 1ssa.
.1te1 with Pfbi Vsf rt.d ir tho
management ~ the trdmofs BUSINESS
College w G5rder sts.ai fat the
Nssfher here vas moro pleasant than
i1 iovs frtt h.s ,I1b thor. sd,aurtef
FOR t0e sumner shd he iaurd the
Eo,arshs her, enjoying ther summer
weekly meeanss
Ne Wsfnhes Is suast ~ he
dldsor Houston Lunper Company trd
is in ne paint business w.th his ',c
tory headquarters Ih chcsso
Quest M " Wsus e .he proprietor
Of hc Fse Curus cleaning blant IN
ihis tlty
Earl GRAY ne most recent heNedic.
In the club talked nteresthsiy Of his
trip west and gave tho member ihin q
box ~ sl Rot rans
Bon Lindsiey told ~ a visit To- Tulsa
Rotary and of the interest that club
takes IN giving automobile rides to
those cl,iy-ns who did not own cars
Perry y Maxwell talked OF the trip
to Norman when Rotary baseball club
defeated the Norman Rotary team
and Of his interest In the Norman golf
course which he laid out for that city.
ID r. Abbey of the Tankefsiey Bak.
cry just established here presented the
club with bread FOR the luncheon and
told something Of The new enterprise
In the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-03
OKLAHOMA LEGION
CONDEMNS ACTION
OF CHICAGO POST

Hltoli n Fen department come
manior vi tho American Legion an-
uourccl This morning Chat he Okla
huna department went on rccord as
..nicmnnr tbc action of he Sol Sol
liar post of Chicago n passing rcso-
iuuons io support tho negro. Jack
Johnson against Jack Dempsey. cham
nicn heavyweight fighter of the world
Nr Fol- stated that an official mess
ego was transmitted to national head
oaafters pointing out that oklahoma
ohiects TO any resolution supporting an
tA-cnnvict
The message also stated that if it b.
found he reports os lhe sol Sol Mar
resolution are authentic that post
sAouit be severely disciplined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-03
IMPERIAL WIZARD
or KHAN ISSUES
MORE STATEMENTS
SAYS HE WAS SLiGFNIN NGis
ouOTrD ~ prCF'NtT SF4TF
MENTS N REGARD no THF
ORGANIZATION

Aih'hb' 10" aug 3.-cot William
Tcseph Simmons. imperial wizard OF
IN, ynl,.bte ,f 1,c lr At,,,. .l-,.., l,.,.
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, ns,u' o ,'0 o.''''s ~ ' 'h'
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'N'o ',u.,'s v''''.l'.'''
81" ~" 'n', " VIZ 49, ''".
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V'il'.e'' ''" ''"' 'V"''''
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-03
ROTARY PRESENTS
AMERICAN FLAGS
To FOREIGN CLUBS

york rrr Nrsrg' p'tetr,T-
,lpus Of sfleer American n1rr 'c
British Rotary clubs 9g '1Hrr %
Anglo Ss~un friendship ar. ~ efevire
f'tlu.nry throughout rrrlrri w1
ih. rus'pw ie srftnliHr into Srri.
lend rri Waee according '1 revg-
rerhf ncrblr'g
TIME ~ 'ht rire' recent riNe H
'his Kind "rr earnest ~ 'hh friend
ahir ma f.il1vgh'r America tsr-e
'H Nf.l' pfi9ir Nte presented 20
.he YORK Rotary tIuh tf fiNar
S,sfk ~ Orange rsvqe. Vice ffsH-
ten, ei ,hs intefn-uorsl Association
- Rotary C1he Ths far1 Mayor
~ YORK tlie-mrf 8 WHucr. if 10.
rert'rr fh. Stars 4r4 Stripes dr n,.
half ~ tts York Citr evnre-a,t .rs
appreciation ana pleasure ~ enc f's
ntrtt tfI wH vr. rsf b te ls
would he.n t' nnt etu e,rer tHe
Fnshsh sptsk6r hA'ne di .1N N'rff
Another American isv N's -N,crHy
irflris4 1t Rr.ftrham. 1t fn. v.tr
~ ncedtr ~ tbo eot1rv 'rb bv
International We. ptrdrn. WHnm
.opptth of t5uncu suiis foc'
Tho fshon df sheffield vho 1n
honorary eomry member -nH nn v1e
CERTAIN .be movement whr1 h6vt
beneficial eifN,t on a Nr-o 1rrhhtr
of mon ana women Hs s'd hH 'n-
proved .hN 'f'or. 10 secrrs tho who'c
hos+.ei alliance tnt iFerjshin NJ tU
N"ihchcs NJ .h, ANGLO SAXON race 4
.cni Iasung ftNndship tth 'mrrc'
ho declared icsir,d N fhis oorn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-03
"Mgsterg Ships"
May Imbltcote
Prominent Men

New York Aug 2.-Atves. of soy
era prominent men on 0charees Of
conspiracy 90 violate the fedora rrohi-
bitten law, was promised By fedora.
,acthorties here today as q sequel so
tne capture Of The schooner Henry J..
Marshal towtd into port yesterday
with "a cargo of liquor on board
Members Of the crew. 10 was indi-
Gated. nave Given he authorities inn
rortant leads concerning the finau-
e.al sponsors Of The Marshall and other
rum runners which are said 70 have
alied between the Bahama ISLANDS and
The american coastal three mile limit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-03
BASEBALL DAY OBSERVED
AT LIONS MEETING THuRsDAl

At Thursdays meeting Of the Lions
Club at Hotel Ardmotc Basel an
Day win be- observed when special
guests ot the occasion win be Cap.
tain Eslick OF thc sherman. Texas.
team. Walter Thomson, secretary Of
ihc local baseball association. and
Sled Allen. captain o. the Ardmoro
team.
The meeting promises to be one OF
unusual interest and every Lion Is
urged 20 b, present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-03
WtNY FRnfNns ENJOY
WATERMELON FEAST

rne ninUl churph othcsta of
drut un rIe, oon1u,ri uy Walter
POOL. me celebrated young Wonnist
o' tre city supplied muac hst nieat
af tr. n1ma uf n ana Nr y F
Younr if ttg 4 street. northwest
rha o.tie.Un Wls watermelon lawn
Ittt at vhlth jolen 0r more ~
fner melUn uan 0,ud-ia ever nro
1uttl utre served t0 number Uf
sutsis Tine Hvn was well LIGHTED
,he evening uaa isiishuul the feast
was jtsirihla ana the music was
Irsr'rnr nf and Nf- rounf proved
themselves 20 be gracious hosts and
tie entire evening was one n un.
Usual ttlirhtfuiness.