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Evening star., 1922-05-14

Lefty Thomas pitched the Milans to
an easy 15-to-3 victory over the
Arlingtons at Fort Berry yesterday.
The winners hit heavily.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
NOTICE Of HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF Will.

Notice Is hereby given TO all persons
interested In the estate Of samuel Nc.
Kinney Davis. deceased. that on the
18th day OF January, 1922 Mabel
r. Davis. produced and filed in the
county court OF Garter county. and
,ste OF Oklahoma. an instrument in
writing putportins TO he the last will
aud testament of aSmuel Mckinney
a Davis. deceased. and also filed In said
court her petition praying fer the pro
bate of said will, and that letters tes'
tamentary issue thereon TO Mabel 4,
Davis as executrlS named Ia said
viii.
Pursuant 10 an order OF said court
made on the alst day ot January.
1922, notice Is hereby given that FRI
dsy the 3rd Cay OF February. 1922,
az the hour OF o'clock r, A., ef
said day. that being u day of the
regular January term. 1922 II said
court, having been approved as the
time for hearing said petition and
proving said will OF the county court
room in Ardmore in said county OF
Carter. when and where all persons
interested may appear and contest
the same.
In testimony whereof | have here
unto set my hand and the seal OF said
county court :his the alst day Of
January, 1922.
NJ f. wiSFREY.
(ssal) County Judge
GRO. A. AHERN. Attorney
aa.lC
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
PLANS ARE UNDERWAY
FOR ANNUAL SHOOT

ccnfnittes appointed by Presiasnt G.
4, Sykes Of the Ardmofe GuA Club
are n0* pnsily engaged prepstihs
prsiinips.y Arrangements for the re
cepuop Of the participants who Viii
u here sn xay IS, is and II 10 take
part In me ahhunl state meet Of the
Oklahoma sfstshssters. Present. plans
iacluds pfvvlsishs fsr the ac>ohhSaa.
ton u nofe than zoo visitors, for
whoa Special offeAssmepts with lo*al
hSt<iA a. which they viii be QuAftef~i
are bow peipg made. Al sntsrtaiting
brexram. In udditioh 10 the 0sfleisl
eal1 1usiht the shsstihg. will w tt
nAsst Tss eWunines 10 cksfsc
iaeluds: kscsptieh csrnfnittee. AAtsld
Wallace. o. II. wolvertob. F. "A. 1bsr-
wood and O. y. Goddard: grornaA sstr'.
mtetee. c. 3. Homer, ]. 3. Cha6nDisn.
9. q. Whitchurrh and Milton 1Afey,
finance committee, Lynn Boyd, 1ugh
West. sn Thehpson and e.. r. Syses;
advertising COMMITTEE, p. z. cselts,
Jack Snyder.
Reorganization Of the Ardrofv Gun
Club WIS recently Effected WIN . re-
election of the complete set q eff.
cers who served during the past year
aud who include G. r. Sykes, tfesi-
dent; Q. II. wolvertoh, vice Srosj.
dent: atd Don Cochfan, sedrVofy-
treasurer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
NOTICE OF SHER1FF'S SALE,

In the county court OF Carter coun.
ty state Of Oklahoma.
Tom Cooper, plaintiff, vs. ". A..
Msriott. defendant.
No. 1885
Ry virtue Of an execution 10 me d..
rected and delivered issued ont of the
e3unty court az Carter county. Okla.
huma. in an action OF said court
wherein Tom Cooper is plaintiff and
". A Merrio.t Is defendant viii,
On the 90th day oi January. 1922. at
me hour OF o'clock q. M az Tom
coopsr's place OF business on West
Main street in the city OF Ardmore
offer ar public sale and sell TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand the
following described personal property.
to.wir:
Model u Buick automobile. Chassis
No. 1882,
said property having been levied
on as the properly Of said W. A.
Msrriott and taken on execution in
favor Of Tom COOPER. and 10 satisfy
lien given 10 the said Tom Cooper
BY the above named court in said
cause.
Dated this goth day Of Jaauary.
1922.
EWING c. LONDON,
Sheriff
By n. j. Smith, Deputy.
published in The Daily Arimors.
tie from, January 90 10 2Sth. inclus.
iys.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
CONSOLIDATION OF
TWO SCHOOLS URGED

A group OF Keller and Re1root ctl.
zens. including members Of the sehosi
board 9t the Two districts. 80 and
a.. called on Mrs. Kate Gait Zaneis.
county superintendent. saturday af'
ternoon 10 discuss the matter Of the
rebuilding Of the Rexroat school re-
Gently destroyed by fire.
II was stared that the people Of
these districts Gesire q consolidation OF
the two districts and instead or rebuild
ing the district school house at Rsx
root. wish 70 abandon the Keller
school and jointly build a permanent
consolidated school on the line OF the
two districts. T. T. Rexrsst at the
head Of the 2exroat delega tion is very
enthusiastic fr this plan.
Temporarily. Rexros students are
attending school in two store build.
lngs. Definite decision on The con.
solldatsd school question will bs made
shortly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Babes Cling tu Mother
Who Freezes 70 Death
in Cabin Near Thatel

ST LOUIS. Mo.-Three children
sufferipk from EXPOSURE were
htousht to charitable Institution
here Saturday ffstn tneit cabin
home near Taayse. where they
were found " Ss9ses auA6A
about the sets # tbslf tpsssSt.
said to have ftsssn % Oath.
The ca.ldfsh-W@isy Rio,isft.
soh 70 yeats sle: NE hat-sAstst,
Leila RrewinSten. Eve and hals--
Brother Hehr-.sa!d their father
left home sWe wssxe age dayteU
he was seinS y visit hin aeA
mother. aud be has rot been
heard from since. They said their
mother forced au the bed clothing
on them when thss ran cut Se
fuel
The children wiz recover. it was
-etl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
PATRIOTIC MEET IS
PLANNED BY WOMEN

Members OF the WGneu's Good Cow
ernment League decided at u meeting
held Saturday afternoon to arrange
for patriotic celebration to be held
about February 22. Committees will
be appointed Of once TO atranys q
program for the occasion.
1t was decided that questions per.
tanning 10 the government be prsssntsd
al one meeting and answered al the
next. II was also resolved that the
efforts OF the league would be directed
towards putting the good things Of
the city before the public.
Mrs. r. X Hanna OF Golesburs.
Ill.,, read the status Of Carter county.
The county election board and the
methcd OF its sslection was discussed.
Mrs. Arthlr Jones was elected
secretary to FIJI the place Of Mrs. II.
Peternan resigned.
Meetings will be beld in the future
on the second and fourth rfiasys Of
each month at Broadway Methodist
church
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
TEACHERS OVER COUNTY
VISIT ARDMORE SATURDAY.

Out OF town principals and teachers
Of county schools who visited at the
office Of the county superintendent CT
schools Saturday were: Miss Vivian
Duston. of Snlder Chapel; Miss Bonnie
Duston, Fox: w. II. Owen Of Desse:
Charles V. Parker OF Mount Wosh-
ington; Tom Overstree. Of Cheek;
A. r. Dickson Of Eerwyn; AIiss Sadie
7sburn OF Glenn; ]. Il. Steele Of
Glenn: Pay J)amron OF Rose chsps
Ralph Hanksy Of Lone Grove; Mfr.
Lenlne Carpenter, Of SHADY Grove
Trey Salyer ef Enterprise; Mas Gladys
Whitehead. OF Blsckhsad; A. A. krg'
srs OF wilson: Otis lanes OF Dill
lard Miss Grace Blanksaship OF xA:y
Siblack: Charles z. Bingham Of
Clinton: Fl. y. Howard and e. A
Williams. or Nary Nlblack.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
NOTICE or SALE 6F
AND GAS LEASE

Notice In hereby given ihst the YIN.
detsisned. as guardian Of Marsslipe
Davis. Incompetent. now known as
Iarssline Willis. aud as guardian Of
Emmett Davis. a mipor. will en- the
goth day OF January. 1922. ct 10
o'cloci. a. m, at the cs,ipty curt
room Of Cssxr county. Qhlalaqma.
cell OF publia sale. to- tho highest
bidder. On oil and gas ieoss uren the
following described land, located In
Carter county. Oklahoma. tsswit:
The south bali Sf the northwest
quarter Ct the southwest quarter. aud
the southwest quattsr Of the north
esst quarter oe the southwest quarter.
end the north half Of th~ southwest
quarter Of the. eputhwest easftss
sna the 1sftswsst SuAttsf >s tn
southeast aDttet sf the seutAMsf'
Qusstss Sf sset'sh tAirty (SS),
tewnship fSn lD switb, range >st
az Ws1t.
witness az hssd this 5sth day d
January, isa2.
\. n. NSot.L,
ct CsAriiah.
(Publlahed In ths pady ArdNswWt(
January 81 and q. 1922,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Wants JUDGE
DISQUALIFIED
Attorneys for Cleo Goblin
Will Present Motion and
Ask Change Of Venue
1t Is Said

OKLAHOMA C1TY--A motion TO
dlsqualify Judge A 8. Wills OF Law.
ton, from hearing the second trisl
OF Cleo Goblin. convicted and sen
fenced 10 death for murder and o mo.
tion for q change Of venue will be
filed IN district court at Lawton Mon.
day, it was announced here Saturday
by Lewis Morris. attorney for Goblin.
Goblin was charged with having Ear.
tlcipated in the killing Of Russell
Sprnsue. . Lawton service car driver,
whose body was found in the sands Of
a creek after he had been called to
q farm house by persons who said
they wished tsxi service. Win TAFT
charged with Goblin 10 under eentenos
Of death the date Of his execution
having been postponed by Governor
Robertson 10 permit him to be used
as witness in Gobln's second trial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
PECAN GROWERS
PLAN BANQUET
Net Wholesale Returns
Show Figures Exceeding
Other Agricultural
Crops Of State

Native pecans marketed in ear
greater net return than any other
agricultural crops OF the state, accord.
ing 10 information presented at Satur.
days meeting Of the Pecan Growers
Association held at rhe office of the
county agent at the court house.
Estimates handed in by dealers ov.
er state exceed s2j cars at better than
10000 pounds to the car it is stated,
while the marketing of the nuts
amounted 10 better than an average Of
10 cents perpound TO the producer,
making the net return more than
s07s,O00. This does not include local
reta!l trade or that sent out by par.
eel post in small quantities This
would increase the net return greatly.
When these figures are O matter
Of record and are not merely q vision
ary claim the Importance of taking
care Of pecan trees and protecting
ana developing the industry Is at once
apparent.
Saturdays meeting Of the Pecan
growers was well attended and much
enthusiasm prevailed
Committees Appointed
Committees on various work were
appointed including the Program com
nittee, comprising Robert Crlttendon
Irl Hudson, Mrs. Porter Staples; Mem
bership Committee: r. L. Scott, John
W. Simpkins, A. C. Holman Doc Cot
| fey. Entertainment comttee, Mrs
Staples. Mrs Irl Hudson. George r
Fish. f. e. Luke. G. f. Ringer: At
tendance Committee. O. X Darden
Walter Colbert. Doc Coffey, Irl Hud
son. r. L. Scott sam Owens, r. T.,
Crittenden and Mrs, Staples.
Banquet Planned
The entertainment committee is al
ready at worl: on plans for banQus'
70 be given within the next TWO weeks
10 those interested in the development
OF the pecan industry. The program
committee announced thar at the meet
ing scheduled for Saturday. February
(. a discussion nm How TO Trans
plant Pecan Trees" and How 70 Pre-
pare Native Pecan Trees for Buddns
during the coming summer" viii b,
held. The membership committee an
! nounced that az an incentive the mem
( Der who brought in the largest mum
her OF new members would receive
TWO budded pecan trees. presented
| BY Fri Hudson. whle the second prizt
would be one budded pecan tree. pre-
sented by Mr.. Darden.
New members enrolled were e. ]
Gill. p. ". Langsly, Lone Grove, Mrs
Trl Hudson. Ira Arnold. r. T.. scott
!. s. Bowman. Robert Crttenden. "
n. Berry and r. p. Luke.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
KENYON'S CODE
IS Combined IN
INDUSTRIAL Law
Kansas Governor Takes
Senator to Task for Re.
marks; Says he Is Mis-
informed, Ignorant

TOPEKA Kansas.-Declarlng that
all the principles announced by Sena.
tor Kenyon in his recommendations
for federal tribunal to regulate the
coal industry, are contained in the aet
creating the Kansas court of indus.
trial relations. or in decisions Of the
court. Governor Henry j Allen Sat.
orday issued a statement denying that
the Kansas Industrial court idea ha :
proved futile.
Senator Kenyon's proposed measure
Is weak. Governor Allen asserted be-.
cause his tribunal. unlike the Kansas
Industrial court. would have no pow.
sr 10 enforce its owr decisions
1t talks bravely about justice and
then timidy passes the decision TO
the public" the governor said.
Describing the Kansas law, the
statement adds:
"Thirty.four cases involving many
thousands Of employees. have been ad.
1udcated, and in all cases. but one.
the orders of the court have been ac.
cepted and obeyed Immediately by
both parties, The one exceptional case
was appealed 10 the supreme coul1 by
the employer for review"
Senator Not Informed
Senator Kenyon's statement that
the Kansas industrial court idea has
proven futile and cannot be success.
ful because II has no underlying code
Of rules or principles, shows that
the senator has nor given the act care.
ful consideration and is not informed
as 10 the decisions and results Of
the courts activities
All Of the principles announced by
Senator Kenyon in his code report ara
embodied or declared In the original
Kansas act itself or in the decisions
81 the court Those recommendations
Selatins 10 women and children III
Industry are already enacted into state
law and are administered b7 the court
OF industrial relations.
Only Cne Difference
IT the proposed measure is REPORT.
ed correctly there is only one re.
specr in which It differs from the Kan.
sas law and I frankly believe that II
is in this respect that his proposed
measure Is weak. The Kansas Jaw
gives 10 the court power OF dererm.
ming the controversy and of guar
anteeing 10 sll parties exact and equal
justice. Senator Kenyon's mea sure con.
tains the weakness Of the federal wage
board and the weakness foreshadowed
in the report of the second industrial
conference--it refuses TO give the, re-
sponsibiity 10 government Of settling
the controVersy -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29

F2vinE Resolution.
A Resolution adopting plans. speei.
ficati0ns aud estimates VI costs. and
declaring the necessity for the paving
vi Street Improvement District No.
"a. same being
Il Street. Northwest, from the
north line OF Second Avenue.
Northwest. 70 the south line Of
Boundary Street. Northwest. In
Guiding al alley and street inter.
sections thereon. and il Street,
Southwest, from the south line Of
Fourth Avenue. Southwest, to
the south line Of Fifth Avenue,
Southwest.
In the City OF ArdrnOre, Oklahoma.
BE II Resolved by the Mayor and
Beard Of Commissioners " the City
Of Ardmare. Oklahoma:
FIRST: That the plans. speeiGca.
tions and estimates for Street I'm
cteyement District No. "a. comprising
the streets aud avenues 90 set out IN
the title OF this resolution as prepared
and submitted BY A. E. Payne. City
Engineer. are hereby adopted and
approved and ordered filed in the Of.
flee OF fhe City Clerk.
SECOND: That II is necessary tc
pave
L Street. Northwest. from the
north line of Second Avenue.
Northwest. 10 the south line OF
Boundary Street Northwest. in.
cudins all alley and street inter.
sections thereon, and H Street.
Southwest. from the south line
cf F.urth Avenue, Southwest, 10
The south line Of Fifth Avenue.
Southwest.
in the City OF Ardmore. Oklahoma;
70 DO the necessary grading. TO con
struet manholes and inlet basins
drains TILES and curbs therefor.
THIRD: That this resolution bt
published in Daily Ardmorsite. q news
paper Of general circulation in sajt
city. for 10 consecutive issues.
FOURTH: That il the owners Of
maftity in arsp OF the lets. plecsi
VI parcels of ground liable to tsxatior
or assessment for the cost Of thes'
improvements shall not within fifteer
| (l5) days after the last publication
file With the City Clerk. their pro
test in writing. against such imprsvs
/, nents, then the City OF Arana:re shaI
cause such Improvement 10 be mad
and contracted for as provided Ia IN
Revised Laws Of Oklahoma. and shsi
levy assessments and issue Stree
Improvement Bonds for the paynen
thereof as provided by law.
Adopted and approved ttis astl da'
Of Jahu ~. 1922.
K. A. HEFNER,
,sesn Mayer
Attest l.. NJ. THrRSTON,
City Clerk. 2s.1'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
JURY OUT Al HOURS
AND TOOK 65 BALLOTS

sPR1NCFIELD. Llls-Thomas lay
ca Of 81. Louis was found guilty Of
the $4,000 postn, robbery at wsSd
Aver. fllineis, last August W 3
3Hfy 10 federal court here sstuseAy
The ;sry was cut ~ hours and osn-
vists& HsSsa on the stxty-cfth ballot.
Tts 4e.eee vas q Standard On Gem.
1ant >nyrsu. Hstss was found Su0ty
n eniH 80 u the several counts cf
tns sbtieuneat which also charTs6 him
WttA AssaaluAS the mal thepsessr
wno. Nss delivering the nnn DVaeh
g Hse1 Avsf. The pouch was feard
socft erter the robbery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
DEATH CAME FROM POISON
ATOKA COR0NEk's bEi.1EvE

coAioATE. okla.--Sfrs. Mabel Den.
ny, who was found decd In her room
a. local hotel came 10 her death BY
committing suicide by drinking peisep,
according 10 The verdict Of coron.
ers jury. Mrs. Denny, who was the
manager for telephone company Of
.\tok,. Okla. was said to have been
despenosnt over III health and the
sstrsns.msnt Of herself and her hus.
band. She came hers yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Young GIRLS OVERCOME BY
GAS AT PONCA CITY

PoNCA C1TY.--Two girls, Olive
Eunt, 10 and 1ottie Hunt y. were ov.
ereeme by gas fumes Friday night IN
their home at Newkirk and narrowly
D missed death. They were put to bed
about 10 o'clock In q room adjoining
the bathroom where a hot water
h~eter was burning. Members Of the
family were awakened by fumes about
one O'Clock in the morning and found
IN. two girls ALREADY eyGesns. They
Wili rvoevW.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29

sunday school al 9:+j a. ~. Meet
ing Of session al l0:4j,a "A. m. Publit
worship az II a. iu. Christian En-
deavor al 6:30 p. M. Evening wor'
ship az 7:30 p. m. Communism serv
ice will be he'd at the morning hour
also the reception OF new members
All who have been received into fell
lowship since October are requested
to be present Tor the reception. A
cordial invitation is eextendsd to al
strangers in the citys
CHAs, g. wEITH. Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29

NsA.LBaTIh, ous.-Eotvs SAse
bal, In NeAlestss n the iss2 sasoh
sssmsa virtually ascsssd lsts FsitsS
Afternoon wifeh the cuaNt:ee nsnsd
by the chamber Of commsfce TO Ton.
sider the prppositlon made by II. r.
Wandering Of Sioux City. iowa, re-
persea that tns ncAlsster snssenept
saecisusn stseds fysdy u HfsvNs Q
Jail nArH and d!smsNd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29

4 thrilling story Of the coming OF
oil to the cattle country with a grip.
ping plot which piles thrill ON thrill
William slacLeo1l Raine's greatest
story. "Gunsisht Pass" begins In The
Ardmoreite, Monday. January 80.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
East Ardmorc Presbyterian Church

sunday school az g:Is q. m.
Junior Endssyor st 300 =. m.
Senior Endeavcr at 1870 p. m.
Sunday school will begin and close
promptly that We may attend church
services.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29

NEW YoM. IAN explosion Of
b sui "a tHs Sasement Of q hUuss
II tss tofsafh Park eertlsh S'
Dsu>&syA, Saturday set fire to tie
hdf,dtAy snd kirned an uniassu'
lied tAsA " dnth. Salvator Iofsl'
II who Aid BE- had been employed
by tbe unidentified man to reds
w denstNtei s,sensl, svnidsd ;h'
jvfise ty ;unpiae ffum the vim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
NOTICE EASTERN STAR

Any member wishing 10 take The
Efficiency test. please phous The wor'
thy Motrcn or Secretary BY Monday
January 2Oth.
CLARA FRASER. Worthy Mairen'
BESSIE DOVE. Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Sunday schoo. Convention at Provence

The Southwestern District OF Carter
County sunday School Association will
4 be organized at Provence tomorrow at
o'clock. Come and lend your sun
port,
LAMONT BYERS.
staff Committeeman n.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
First Christian Church.

Broadvay and \ SLsI
9:4i sunday school. t. T. Mason,
superintendent.
1855 Morning worship.
Anthem, Rejoice in the Lord Mes.
DANES peardors and Heuser and choir
Sermon by the pastrr.
$50 Intermediate G. r..
$3.50 Seni.r G. l..
1870 Evening worship
Anthem - Closer Walk With
God" Mr. Eurniti and choir.
Solo. The Living God" O'Hara
Mas Ellen Dickson.
sermon by the pastor.
Mrs. Billie Baker music director.
GRAFTON $. BROOKS.
Minister.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Saint Philips Episcopal Church.

Corner T. and McLish, ). W.
Fourth SUNDAY after Epiphany, The
Holy Communion viii be celebrated
Al $50. Morning prayer with ser.
mon. The Request" at IL. Evening
services al $40. Music by boys
choir and sermon Blindness" III 1870
The Sunday school meets promptly
at $3.50 every sunday.
Weekday Notices There will be no
meeting of the uild on Tuesday OF
this week. The ladies are asked ,o
meet with the Federated Missionary
Society which meers on this day The
Boys Choir will meet on Wednesday
OF This week ar 4:20.
The Senior Choir on Thursday al
1:90 O'Clock.
f. W. G0LDEN.HOwES.
Rector
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29

tBroadway and ID ST., y. W.
Services sunday morning al IL
O'Clock
Subiecr; Love"
Golden Text John 49, lie that
loveth not knoweth not God; for God
Is love.
sunday school 9:45 a. IN.
sunday schJol al 9:4j a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet.
ing at s o'clock
Beading room, suite 4OS Simpson
building, open daily from IL a. M 10
> y. IN. except legal holidays and
Sundays. where the Bible and author.
iZed Christian Science literature may
be read. purchased or borrowed from
the lending l'brary.
The public q cordially invited 10 ar
tepd our services and 10 visit the
reading room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Advent Christian Church.

tl2O4 Third Ave. NortheasD
sunday school at 10 O'Clock. Al
IL i. m. thsre will be lecture OIL
the Hebrew or Gods LAND Law"
with the penalty for failure TO observe
it.
j. y. HENDRICKSQN.
superintendent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Temple Emeih.

Rabbi Goldberg will conduct services
at Temple Emeth tonight at i:so.
Sunday school will be held at the
usual hour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
CHURCHES
Broadway Baptist Church.

Corner { st. and Broadway
Bible School $50 a. M.
Business Mems Bible Glass meets in
church auditorium.
Preaching by pastor lO:i5 a m
and 100 y. In.
Young Peoples Unions 6:l5 p. m
Orchestra Prelude i,l0 D. m.
A cordial invitation to all of these
services.
r. l.. DAVIDSON. Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
RESOLUTION NO. lsl

Paving Resolution.
A Resolution adopting plans. speci.
ficaiions aud estimates 0f costs. and
declaring the Necessity for the paving
vi Street Improvement District No.
a. same being
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New Britain herald., 1922-09-27
THE RETAILER.

Roger Babson discusses subject of such vital importance and casts such a searching light upon the question of the best way to reduce the cost of merchandise, that his remarks on the subject of the need of better distr- button, through the retailer, published in The Herald of last Saturday, can- not be passed over without comment
 After calling attention to the fact that a tremendous advance has been made in this country in the methods of producing goods by increasing labors efficiency with the result that a vast increase has been made in the amount of goods produced, he de- plores the fact that there has been no such advance made ih the manner of distribution of those goods. In better distributing methods, he says. lies the solution of getting goods to the consumer at lowered cost He absolves the retailer from blame,