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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05

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~ pra.. sor 81
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tr a The
.si "a. prirs
s,p3tye
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l..oa fa sls eating
sr ti A i4,tsill witch 81
81 frs snta son.
,fassa, lss hi tary. lfe
h.d MS, as Jiil. Mhcn i
,,ta,,gd s, pg an. an o...,l 1 most
,nals. a,5, ltl,. a fall ahnobt
v tt,e.r t. ,,s, 81, main
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81 ,..r III ION. skaters
.l,qo,. Ns nie.lsd nfsseIt an. ana
il ,,,. /, nns.aa,tilv ileara Mr.
s,s,k tan refiark Is s,r ltee mason.
~ i xerv r.,n..tss3ie Mir. llamil-
tan Gofs mn skafa ntf,asr than he
,,as. ~ ,a Y MS .,xgeIiant knowl-
edge .3f ~ la,vs 81 forces. "He viii
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,aoo 81 IA ,.f,.s ~ iipp9ei from per-
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
Young Women )
Christian Association
ii am come that they might have
lie and that they might have
u more alynn daatly.S
SATURDAY. February )

Yer Gods nlcwgaaa x plowfnan
VINO skins IA surface OF the sol
strikes no stones. dear bat it's he
caase he isn't nloain deep.
ALEX ANDER IRVINE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
Divine service In
Memorial Hall

The divine services. usually held IN
he Auditorium 1t 1890 on sunday
ornings, viii he held in Memorial
all, Bancroft Hall. u 1890 a. IN. to-
morrow
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05

Senator Smugg has the manners OF
Chesterfield Yes" returned cid
Fostus Poster. He is always so no
lite ana sleferential that he keeps me
wondering how much he wants 10 Dor
row. Kansas City Sta.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-05
CHAPTER XVI.
College Lie. aud First Ina.
pressions III Yaakeedom

little worthy 81 record | rememhes
being saddened by the sight Of the
numerous cemeteries visible from the
car windows as we crossed yirsiaia
land wondering watch os tho many
small white boards saw SO plenti-
fully s,rewn from Charlottesville 70.
/. The Potomac, might mark the last
resting places Of the gallanl young
fellows ] had secne rs child, START
ing 50 braveiy 70 the front
remember also after passinG
Washington, being much surprised
that people should he so confound9diy
particular about running tlieir trains
on time. and thar 50 many peonlS
should have the time and desire to
travel Efefydsle faa seemed e he
IN a very needless hurry. efen Nheif
tney apparently had nlng q 1;
land my igst impression Of them as !
saW them on rae train. and ii ne silg
Through The cities N3s that they were
ia very restless. uncomfortable, raee
How ] may have upncired 20 ffeIi
Witfi ny SOFT isit hat. careless dress
slll lazy movements | did not eoit-
! slider. NOR did any one cfse. unless |
ancoltseiously blocked 4 crowd in 3
depot or ferry by some unusually le-
hbcgate movement ~ suen times
would become The 0hieti OF al ols af-
ration IS unfavorablo as my own, ana
would promptly be made aware Of ny
trensgression by the impotence Of tha
people | would ster ASIDE 70 let them
pass, wondering only the more Mhy
thoy shonld be so foolishly hurried,
and feeling a vague pity nlixea VIII
contempt for race that was sil'y
enough TO waste 50 much useless
energy
In due course OF time ! arrived al
Ithaca, my final dcstin ton, aad 9ds
received as a freshman in Cornell,
probably as strange fish Us eger
swan iil lis classic wafers.
Cornell, which had peen selecied as
ne scene Of ny stIdent life BY my old
friend, the h0ctor, had been wisely
chosen. Ii was a distinctly working
coiiege; and. willie MOI having the
~ If1 go ~ t,it
-. 4, $50 80, - -, " t,saa rs,,a,
49, go l I,,,,, 1900 49, - - -,
~ = ~ se;antfe,, ,,,.aac1as r.r,,s III
,. s., :. 49, ~ ntarao,ar
es-,s ..,.;a.,, 49, MI, =. -.
- 80, sc,,.,,,. ~ th,t mara
nrinciuIe factors IN causing l,s sslee-
tion i, nv case. hut The fact fhat i
stutent eauId live fhere "a ma,lerafe
means and was frepr FROM lbo tenn
taitons % reckless living Than af other
colleges also had tts weight The
students wore mostly vonng men Of
very moderate means. whose desire
.or education was greater than heir
longing for Undergraduate notoricty
nd this class gave tha lone Is tila
p}ace. though we had them d All
kinds and classes
/ had had + strong desire myself Is
- f. the University AZ yirgin;a ma
81 1aanv az nv old fr;anf Y claimed 4 E
Alma Mater. SUI t,,is mo Doctor had
/
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

tion Of the country. There 2 somc-
thing wroBp with tho social side %
our government and In communities
or this would not prevail: and some
thing must Doe done d. fho people 20
find a what o. wronR
/ am Boo y 90 establishing VOL
fare bureaus in every ciD % have
every how. when he leaves school and
every bog coming into h city. reg
lister there. Then have q study made
of his fitness and what Doe ceres 90
10.
Tho missioner in tho pcnitcrtiaty to-
morrow is tup hoN who b. Ht largo
today so ONE knows how soon ht
may hr criminal society should
boz mad o. ser this in the trur hsht
md st'ps should Doe taken O" roriii5
There should De- laws that the fam
HES could o. taken care of 81 the
etntc. whtu men are nc Co ufuHl iu-
ftltutlons. Mun wory about their
mmiiics ana how they ac, progressing
while they are serving their s~nut'lr'H.
VERY often cine families art the rcal
sufferer.
The vHse uf u prisoner ~ not set
tied when H man enters iht pDulton-
tiafY. % De- settled ns fsr as the law
IL concerned but the real question
arises when do" nan ls released ANA
faces % critical world.
Inatilliug pride and self-rospcet urr
the most Important factors iu rc-
demptiuu. whcthcr within Ca without
"a prison.
Thougut %proiusos action; Action
produces habits. Habits produce char
uctcr. How Important then that we
trY 90 guide fht thoughts of those
committed 90 our care or thoH Who
.nmn undnr D IuIIu.urn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

y. y. THOMAS creation that viii
givc tho prisoners something 90 look
forward To- and of surh % nature aH 40
produce better thoughts.
SFif-ruNafunItnt nus De taught,
bat individually and NOT culicctiv,ly.
Tho prisoner must hc taught respect
for regulations. laws Hni authority
or else he ~ unfit 10 take hiH place
agaln in society
prironouf should ue compelled 20
work. IA b. a disgrace 20 have an
idlr house lee "a penal institution,
No have factgIieH h which each artl-
che % clothing worn hy b. nmat q
g. made These products are an made
from the raw material
um also q finn believer in tho
L.ouur system. " has produced good
results here. The idea iH Geo keep
nf much temptation OUT OF thc way Of
the prisoner ns possible.
The Nuuug man Del thr person who
s eommlttiuE be- cIiWrs lu every Hcc-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
Brings a new era

These mean vast improvements
on old methods. In fact, old
methods brought the opposite
effects Pspsodent has introduced
a new era in teeth cleaning. aud
millions now enjoy il.
Now We urge that you send for
a o-Day Tube. Note how clean
the teeth feel after using. Marx
the absence Of the viseous film.
See how teeth whiten as the film.
coats disappear. Peel the other
good Effects
Then decide by what you see
and feel DO tins for your own
sake. Cut out the coupon now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

The first law Is 20 fight film
that viseous coat you feel IL
dims the teeth and esusss most
tooth troubles
Film elingy to teeth, enters
ersvicss and stays. Old ways Of
brushing do not end IL. So few
have escaped some form Of film
attack
Film absoFbs stains. making
the teeth look dingy. Il is the
basis OF tartar. II holds food
substance which ferments and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
,OMPARE YOUR HARD LUCK" With

extuAT DO you think Of man who has made himself successful dur
w inc the Is years he has been paralyzed, fat ON his baekf
w That the record of lee Mabfy, Of ALTERNATE, y. G.
Riding on q wagon load Of wood, Lee-then a lad Of l5-was
l..ohed to the ground The wood piled on top OF him, crushing Part
M I'D backbone and breaking his left arm right leg and conarbone
The spinal injury left him permanently parayzed Of motion and
feeling from the heart down.
Did Lee give up the fight and mopei Not much
liz became a storehouse Of sunshine-ronceiyed the idea of pub
Eshine a paper, sunny South Sunshine This little paper with a
IN, n,cssace emerged from Lees prison home 10 spread good cheer
TEe oapcr resshod a circulation Of G000 With over 1000 copies
~, free 10 shut ms an over the country. Then came the war
p.s1.,ive prices Of paper forced Lee 10 stop publishing.
M seemed az II his easne had erumhled Bur, determined not 10
leenme a burden on any one, he naw tries 10 support himself by get
fy .ubs.riptions 10 magazines. lie works steadily az his typewriter
e,+r, ,dav writing CHEEKY letters 20 a wide circle Of friends, most Of
nIon he has never seen ".
And every letter he sends engries Oh the outside these words
tfhfrr up. III AZ
L. uahrv Aibenarle, North Carolina.
I..aien.ally int his bfe story enough 10 make the rest ~ ~
aA.ssed of the things we cal handbags" AMI "troublesf
-o-
urhstt. the use losing scen over how 10 sell Ro0ds 10 foreign Gus
toner thar van ps their old binsi .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

2-Aulnplied starch digestant in
the saliva. to digest starch de-
posfts that cling. Multiplied
alkAhnity Of the SALIVA. to neu-
tralixe mouth acids which cause
tooth decay
Thus Pcpsodent aghts two de-
posts -hlm and starch-whieh
may do great harm TO teeth Also
the destroying acids, and IN Ma
lures way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
Scientists Likely to
Meet Here in 1928

SNNT.N M. MAY ie.-Thc south
wess division OF the Amcric.n 80.
cintion for tho Advancement of Sell
cnce viii . n January. 1889. 81
the University az Arizona. Tucson.
accolsitnn tc announcement hy nr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

itO cash Nifi ou -
- week wanting g..
md the man who
owned one ruil-
roud ANA Wautsd
nnofhtr. al cared
Tor money.
Tho minister in
The pulpit had 20
have money nest
DAY "a pay the
rrn.cr. and the
leader 0f the choir
was not uucon
cerncd with the
urohlem whether
ho get
enough mo-oy out
OF his singing or
must devote part
~ his time AL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
The New Laws
on teeth cleaning-five of them

forms acid. Il holds the acid in
contact with the teeth TO cause
decay.
Millions OF germs breed in IL.
They. with tartar, are the chief
cause Of pyouhea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

Dental science has adopted new
laws on teeth cleaning. They
mean whittier. cleaner. safer teeth
TO those who follow them
Millions employ these new
msthodA largely BY dental adj
vice. Now this ten-day test IS
offered to show every home the
resulta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

fsil aiiiNtNM a. % -
urnfr case md con
sidcred ~collsruNvlA
only as "a
made necessary On
the -funcuouing %
the prison
I am e firm he-
Hover in the clussi-
ucatiau 81 prisoners.
Z ann ECttirg better
results By doinr that
aud not allowing thu
prisoner who is rc
dcefnahle to asHu-
ciate with The hurd-
eued criminal. who
viii likely never be
unN different
Thor should be-
enrle form OF re-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
Three other laws

Modern starehy diet also calls
for other helps 20 Mature. SO
every use Of Pepsodent brings
these three desired results.
IA multiplied salivary flow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
THE LEATHER MYSTERY

4 EAIIIER IL familiar a. ALL But the process by which hides are
converted into the very different substance called leather has
- been and sfll ia mystery 10 hose who make II.
or course, they know that tannn turns hides into leather. But
howl
Chemical research seems IA show that leather is formed through
an electrical attraction set up between the hide fbers and he tanning
liquid.
The experiments are being continued. The result may well in
t,rrst all who wear shoe. For q thorough understanding may re
sub ia leather made by quick modern processes that will wear as we'll
~, leather mmde by the old dow methods.
Grandp0p's old leather boots were almost everlasting. But
fhev wrre al leather made long before 1927.
The mystery Of the conversion OF hides into leather has a com
nanjon mystery in 1921. n Is the utter lack Of relation between the
priec the stockman gets for the Unframed hide, and the price the
shoemaker pays far it when tannrl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

Tho CONGREGATION -ang out OF a
hymn book.
Lord. ! care NOT sor riches. neither
tiitrr nor gold.
J would make sure ~ haven. I
Nnuid enter TIM fold
They an lied.
Etciy one OF ihcm cared for riches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

Irrespective OF creed bsliafs divorce
should Dee mHdr NOT loss easy bout iW-
possible Thu Nsv. Jones D. j. Cor
rinau social Dtnifs professor Boston
University.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

Edaar l. Hewitt who has Just At
tended a meeting - the executive
committee. Ouo 81 the nav hnlldinrs
OF the ~ NOUS desert laboratory VIII
meeting will probably he held at the
University 81 Sew Mcsicn, the iT1i
mceiinr having been az ~ naHo.
You win find IL in our Ciassi-
fad Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
Youth Commits
Today's Crime,
Says Warden
By y. o. THOMAS.
Warden. Ohio p'ruitcntiary

~ iFnn REFORM Hfthr tN'
stndyinp and denhnE with ~prisnners
individually Each prisoner should 10"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

If a diplomat says yes. he means perhaps If ne says perhaps,
he means no. II he says no. he's 20 diplomat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

We can now see thc beginning ~
The end ct business depression VII
liam G. Rcdfioid. cx-Hecr,taiy oi COM
mrItt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

I'm told Il l. honrseols nnd crude
And oItcnflmcst isarlulN fudc
10 mcnllnn nutrition
90 tnlk dfelpuition
OF hold conversation ON food
And ycs. y y pheasant to hear
uAsrrlptlon - thinns thar appear
On ~cuiCures' TRIBES.
on read mrgry fnblca
Of boards that r. eronninf with
cheer
How can Il be wholly nl-brcd
To carol Of steaks that are red,
on rlorlons aaiads
Quite worthy 81 ballads
on thipheua cNIrsrIsN wen fcdf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

What tie use losing slcen over he
0n,f. that van Ppy their old biIlsi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

To talk about chops n you please.
o. rave over tonec and chccsc.
May fracture convention
hut oh, my attention
v captured ~ dishes like these.
Historical study reveals
A fact which distinctly appeals.
n seem that fuf axes
The warriors and SAVES
HaNc been pretty fironE for their
meals.
And 20. though u seems 10 be true
Tint talking ~ food l. tahou.
i'm willing 10 err
fof ~ niuinly aver
orr In good 4 tua.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01
WILL INVESTIGATE
MYSTERIOUS DEATH

Chicorn AnriI 3O-A complete legal
-, ,n. d.ob ,f Miss
-
MARIE \""'' ~ '''''''''' ''''' At
recently supposedly Ir"m dipn-
iberia. was demanded of Coroner Peter
Huffman To-day bv her father. Dr.
W W y,rc. rouoviug tnc announce.
I. -. s,'.,.,.1,,. n,,, ,,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01
MISSOURI SHERIFF
CAN NOT IDENTIFY
ANY OF THE MEN
WHOLYNCHED NEGRO

Bowling Green, Mo, April 3O.-Cir-
cult Judge L. r. Polk today ordered
an investigation OF the lynching Of
Roy Hammond 10. negro who was
hanged to n tree last night near this
city within -four hours after the judge
had sentenced him TO 10 years in the
penitcntiary for an attempted assault
on a l4-year old white girl.
Authorities Of Pike county prepared
TO start an investigation into the lynch
ing near Bowling Green last night of
Roy Hammonds, lg.year old negro,
who was hanged by mob shortly
after he had been sentenced to 10
years in the penitcntiary on pleading
guilty 10 an attempted attack on IA
year old white girl here Wednesday
night. The child is the daughter Of
Jack Carroll foreman in an indus
trial concern
The negro was seized at the rail.
road station where he was in custody
of Sheriff Charles T.. Moore and six
deputies. awaiting train for Jeffer-
son City TO start serving his sentence.
The sheriff stated he doubted If he
could identify any one OF the party
that forced entrance into the partly
darkcnod depot office where the Off
GERS had the negro. and took the pris.
oncr after oyerpowcring Moore and
his aides.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01
HEAIDTON SCHOOLS STAND HIGH AMONG
OkLAHOMA'S EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

NH. ,.,..,.,...l .,.tlitinu,1 .tru,turr
III. ,n. ,,,...,t r.i,, school luilling
,.ll lo r,o5arp i'm overv rosp.ct and
viii ,o -. beoutiful ms tbo skill of high.
class architects and skilled worllmen
.,., mol. il
II piobt II, v.ll to mention that the
rrainirr at the Ueall,on schools pro
yidos for four Years high school
,,i,,s. full. ocrroditrd with All The
star, .cbools Than if maintains mod
own course or study including strong
.rour.cs i'm commercial work. manual
training. home cconomics. normal train
inc ui,sic b,sidcs fine regular acadcm-
il. work
interest 10 manifest i'm all class room
activities such as athletics. literary
societies plcc clubs. orchestra, a school
ncvsnorcr dramatic clubs. etc.
\ really live parcut-tcachcrs asso-
citation has ACCOMPLISHED many good
things for the school one of the most
imnortant of which was the adding
to the educational equipment of the
school of a modern motion picture ma
chine and screen. Two shows are given
each week. on Tuesdays. with three
raals and on THURSDAYS with pictures
or educational merit. featuring things
which are of the most material worth
IN thc developing minds Of the pupils
one Of the annual events Of the
school wear is the Nav Day Festival
which viii be held. this year, on Mon
day Nav ..
one Other thing which NAV be men.
toned while speaking Of the Healdtor
schools /. that this school has tn,
chompion spelcr of Carter county
This vounp lady. MAY Cooper, will rep
resent Garter county in the state spell
inc contest at oklahoma city. ON MAY
q Iraoldton is proud Of her schoo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01
TWO KILLED WHEN
GASSER BLEW OFF
rGATE,' HEALDTON
FIELD, SATURDAY

TTo.IItOn OIlIl NuII 3O. 1.-TWO mon
., .,.... .,..,. -,
were N'l'u' anu "o '"9 ,'i.'. .,,,,,.i,,.
Ju''u. "' "oyu' 'y.'' ,J,,,,,. nI a,l
,'o.''illS' "'','' ''''' ,,...
i'''l''''lN ,p'',l.'''' l ',i..' w. A. s,,. il,
10y ',.' ,r y... ,,,,.
',D J. vN "'.,' '',' ..'..,., ~, 1,. .,.5n.
".'iN'' .,..,, i,'', " ,,. ..a rlao, Nv, ,-ht,b
t"" 9''' '" -. .,,i,,t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01
MAYWORK WITH THEM
NOW, BUT JUST WAIT
INSTRUMENTATION

Akron. Ohio. April 3O.-An unusual
ruling under which Giuseppe Sarniola
will be allowed TO keep two wives was
made by federal authorities and the
Akron police when Sarniola, accompan-
led by wife No. !, with a ten year-old
son. and wife No. ., leading a three
vear.old boy and carrying baby. APP
peared at police headquarters vest
erday.
Sarniola married wife No. l in IIalE'
eleven years ago. Later he came 10
America. Four years ago he sent Tor
her. but because Of war conditions
heard nothing and presumed she was
dead. Then he met wife No. ., u PEN
nsylyania widow. She became his COM
mon law wife, he said. Two children
were born.
Last week, Mrs. Sarnioa No. ] ana
her son reached Akron on an imIni-
grant train. Sarniola fastened TO the
police with his troubles, his wives ana
his children.
After an investigation federal au-
thorities told Sarniola to take his wives
home and support them. The wives
agreed to live peaceably together. The!
left police headquarters arm-in-arm.
II love them both. They love eacn
other. We all love. I keep them aIl'
They say So" sarniola said in broken
English.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01
BIU.DING ENTERPRISES
HINGE ON LABOR PROBLEM

Chicago. April 3O.-Labor continues
to be the crux of the building situation
Existing contracts with unions in
number Of cities expire May /, If the
ruilding trade interests and the labor
unions agree by that time upon a wage
scale which will represent reduction
comparable to the decrease in the cost
Of other commodities. the building ST.
uation will be materially improved.
II is quite likely that, in most cities
some such adjustment will be made, al
though this may not be general. In =
number of trades agreements has al
ready been reached and probably iur-
ther agreements will come, If not by
May !. then shortly thereafter
The outlook for new building, there
fore. may be said to be good. This ap-
niles most acutely 10 buildings Of the
apartment. home and hotel types. \
considerable number # fair-sized pro-
i,cts await an adjustment Of wage
scales and building commodity prices
that stil seem TO be more or less un-
stable.
II is rather unlikely that there Will
be much construction of the factory and
industrial type this spring, although II
stable basis is reached during the
spring ana summer, a number OF pro-
i,cts may go forward.
Another factor which initiates some
what against industrial construction II
the general business uncertainty
This seems likely to be over before n
very great while. but many industries
are keeping their expansion plans IN
check until a more definite level Il
prices for all commodities is established.
The real estate market continues
good. with prices firm, and with a COM
rinued sharp demand for high-grade
real estate securities at prevailing in
tercst ratcs--from TO Iis and $ per
cent. There has been no falling off In
the demand for this class of securities
In fact the demand Is greater than the
supply. and this is a factor which Is
exercising considerable influence in
stimulating building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01

HeaId'on' oAla' April 'o.- "SN'oN
there is not another city in all the
STATE of OkIabomn. (which has shown
.,t.. ..,,.. ....,.i..i.. .,,.,,,i,, T., ,,r,,.5.
ing q n''"lS I"I 'ne '''''' '"u'''''''
of IT'S children than has Hcaldton.
one of the greatest Things which may
h' said ot the lloaldton schools. is that
They have Kept pace with the drNclop.
mont OF This most cutcrprising city
of oil wills and oil Developments
lIcaldtou is young yet but it is pro
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01
WOMAN HELD IN CONNECTIONS
WITH THE GERONIMO BANK
ROBBERY FRIDAY NIGHT

lawtou. Okla. April 3O.-Arthut
Raulcom James H. Hamm ANA Mrs
J.. NJ. Kyle are in Jail here today in con
rcction with the attempted robbery yes
terday of the Citizens state Bank at
Geronimo. Charges Of bank robbery viii
probably he filed against them, officials
indicated
Officials are Watching the condition
of J. G.. Brewer. cashier of the bank,
who was seriously wounded by shot
tired ry one e the men who attempted
to rob tine bank In the event of his
Jcath. "a murder charge will bc lodged