davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-04-14

is to meet at o'clock Tuesday night
at the Highlands. A. w. Ferrin OF
the Department Of Commerce Will
speak on municipal government in
Australia.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

East Washington-Tonigh Boy
Scouts; Boy Scouts basket pail; IL
Evening star., 1922-04-14

Merrymaker.' Club, S0utheast COM
munity Center. will meet at 1880
o'clock, 11th and G streets southeast.
The Kalarama Cftfxens, Aaaaciati0n
Evening star., 1922-04-14

OF all fish the carp, in proportion
to it's size, has the largest brain.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

Mr.. william Wolf Smith will give
an Interpretation of Browning's "The
Ring and the Book" with music. at
the Arts Club, tomorrow at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

Barry Farm Citizens Association
will meet at 8:15 o'clock at Methodist
Church. Stanton and Pomeroy roads
southeast.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
johnson -Powell-Tonight: French;
Boy Scouts; community singing.

Park View-Tonight: Boy Scouts:
Park View A. c.; Royal A. c.; Royal
Midgets; Rhythm Club.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

Randall-Tonight: Athletic Club;
Young Mems Southwest Association:
Bicycle A. c.: Girls Industrial Club;
Civic Association meeting.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

Onicers of Political study Club will
be hoStesseS tomorrow at 3 pm, at
Franklin Square Hotel. Nomination
Of officers. Miss Barbee will give
readings.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

Garnet-Phelps - This afternoon,
4:3O o'clock: First American Boys;
Junior Red Cross; Junior Savings
Club.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

WashingtOn Chapter, American In
stitute of Architects, will meet to-
morrow at noon, at Cosmos Club.
Luncheon, lis pm.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

Dunbar-Tomorrow morning: Chill
dren's rhythmic; French for children
grade school boys basket ball.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

e. v. Brown-Tonight: Library; Boy
Scouts; rhythm dancing for young
ladies.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-07
Who Occupies a Unique Position In the Writing World As An Author
 ity on Romance and Love

Who Occupies a Unique Position In
 the Writing World As An Author
 ity on Romance and Love
 Two letters lie before me both of which express the wish I've an idea most women would make if the wish ing-fairy came their way:
 'TIow can I make myself liked ? What can I do to be magnetic? Is is possible to acquire Charm?" Discouragtngly enough we're gen eraIIy told that charm and magnetism are things which you just have-or l haven't But wonder if it's as hope less as this sounds
 | Health, strong vitality, a poised and | un-irritating mind-an these make for charm. and most Of those who long to acquire these things may do so in our day of good physicians, splendid psychologists and chances in the educational field. But I haven't space here to give all the present htgh-roads to mental equilibrium properly used energy and healthy san ity of body and soul
 So instead I'm going to tell you about the woman who is acclaimed by all who know her as perfectly charming Maybe you'll get some hints from a study of Elsie.
 r. She is only moderately good-look- ing. But she is scrupuIously, frag- rantiy clean. Her skin is as clear aS | a magnolia- Her clothes are simple land dainty. Her freshness and sweet l ness make it a joy to sit near her
 Elsie radiates cleanliness, neat | ness. fastidtousRess and the walnti- ness we all admire and can acquire ii we choose Her teeth are in fine con- dttion. her hair is brushed to gloss her hands are soft and clean in spite of the fact that each day they do 3 l good days work.
 Elsie is interested in others She l attends to what folks say and reacts to it inteIligeutly with sympathy and Ihumor.
 l The glow of her physical cleanliness is repeated in her mental alertness. | Elsie works hard and stands ready l to earn her way through the world She doesn't fancy that life owes her 8 living of that folks owe her attention She is ready to earn whatever she gets and to give all she can to others
 SRe talks intelligeutiy and listens with fntentness on interest She makes 1 humorous but never cutting and cruelty ~smart'-ocmments on WhA'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-07

Des iacs x. O.. .s the first town n the country to go In strong for petticoat government -lOU per cent lf it Ir G.ie re- cent eiection the entire oman'e
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-07
ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

she sees going on around her.
 And I believe that her charm is due to the simple things l have just told you about.
 Anyone who is not diseased in body and mind can emulate her
 Anyone who is not lazy can be clean and sweet and radiant and aglow mentally and spiritually. Anyone who will stop whining and whinper- ing and get to work can make some thing-and something Hkeable withal of the self which has to earn it's way and to be lovable in order to win love
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-07

Mrs. Francesca Maeniza today languishes in a cell in New York police station. Four months ago she came to America to join her husband, believing that domestic happiness, interrupted when her husband left Sicily, awaited her. : Instead, she told police after she vas arrested for shooting her hus- band, Giuseppi. he only wanted her to live in shame so he wouldn't have to work.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-07

ticket was swept into office much to the discontinue of the clique which had become chronic office
 hold $. The idea of woman's ticket originated at social gath
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-07

ering of the ladies ten days be- fore election. Ten day cleo tioneering was sufficient, accord ing to the returns. The. men were defea ted decisiveIy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
GOVERNOR Will
PROCLAIM BOIL
WEEYIL BATTLE
Ardmore Farm Congress Petit
tion Is Noted at Capital; War
to Be Waged on Pests
Throughout State.

Gov. J. II. A. Robertson viii issue
y proclamation early this week desis-
mating tho week Of December IL to l6
as BOIL Wecvil Destruction Week, the
chamber cs commerce was notified Sat.
urday morning by members OF the state
board OF agriculture.
During that week campaign will
be made To stamp out the hlbernatlng
pest. la order to atop the weeyil before
Il begins breeding. Propaganda will be
sent into every cotton district In the
state explaining methods OF weevil de-
struction ana what steps should be TAX
en- to get the upper hand u the pest.
The idea of such wesl; was broaehed
BY the Ardmore Farm congress at a
meeting several weeks ago WIN Ed l..
Spcalrs. secretary of the beard OF ag'
rlcuiture. was here and made a talk.
Tho matter was then taken up with the
state chamber " commerce. who pre-
scntcd a petition TO Governor Robert
sou, and A. Whltehurst. presiden,
OF the agricultural board.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
VETS BUREAU To
TAKE OVER NEW
STATE HOSPITAL
Capacity of Sulphur Sanitarium
May Be Increased 40 Per
Cent, Hagan Says in
Statement.

MUSKOGEE, Okla.-The United
States veterans bureau has renewed
it's promise to lease the Oklahoma Sol.
diors Memorial Hospital. Horace Hagan
Of Tulsa. member of the Oklahoma Sol
dier Relief commission. announced Sat
urday. setting at rest rumors that the
states half million dollar institution
would not be taken over by the gov
ernment at It's completion January J..
Mr.. Hagan stated he had received as
surances from Dr. Huh Scott. acting
director Of the bureau. that the gov
ernment's lease on the institution would
become effective as soon as the hospit.
al is completed.
Mr. Hagan also announced that the
states soldier hospital at sulphur
which the government has leased. il
tiiled 10 its capacity and that the com
mission is preparing Improvements tc
Increase its facilities. " pei cent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
Hepburn Called
AS Witness for
Governor Defense

ADA. okla.-James Hepburn, Okmul'
gee county attorney, who is prosecuting
the bribery case against Governor j. b
A. Robertson. was supoenaed as wit
ness here Saturday for the defense IN
the hearing Monday OF the governor =
motion to quash the indictment against
him.
No indication was given as to the
testimony he would be asked 10 give,
but IL was generally thought that II
will deal with the formation ana con,
duct VI the grand jury that returned
the indictment.
Hepburn's name WIS the last VI 10
for whom supoenss were issued the
others were Tor the most part per
sons who were said to have appeared
before the grand jury.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
Committees Probe
HaSty Withdrawal
OF Stock on Curb

NEW YORK.-'rhe three corlmittees
OF The S,w Nor', S,oCtS Exchange hase
begun investigation OF The conditions
surrounding the listing OF shares OF
the North American Oil Company on
the exchange The stocks listed Wed
nesday were withdrawn suddenly yes-
terday when the best bid was for slo
per share. The stock had closed al $50
Thursday when about 1900 shares
changed hands.
This was said TO he the first time In
the history OF the exchange that a
stock listed on one day was stricken
from the list after one days trading.
Striking from the list is unusual ana
happens only when one cooperation has
been merged with another. when It's
transfer office Is closed here, or when
for some reason or another the govern
ors of the exchange believe that a cor
ner has developed in the stock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
NO SPECIAL Term
T0FAV0R MEN IN
JAIL, HODGE SAYS
Sipes Petitioners Told That
Only Chance Depends on
Arrangement of Docket
During December.

That no special term OF district court
will DO convened IN December to Try
the Harry Sipes ana few other cases
pending. defendants OF which are In
the county jail without bond. uns mani.
fest Saturday afternoon when County
Attorney John l.. Hodge Informed some
friends oil defendants who weio making
an effort 10 speed up the trials that he
could mako no exception IN their cases.
The regular term OF oistrlc, court
would convene In December. but the
docket has not been prepared and It Is
doubtful II one will be. In that event
there will be- no criminal cases tried be-
fore January.
County Attorney Hodge informed his
petitioners that he would make no OBJ
lection TO the Sipes case being set down
on December docket II there was a
regular term but In NO event would he
consent to calling a special session for
the purpose Of dlsposing OF cases now
pending and ones In which dofondants
ure IN Jail without bond.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
DEMOS ASSAIL
SHIPPING BILL
IN FIRST TILT
Texan Says Standard Oil
Will Be Paid for Trans
porting Own Products
to This Country.
FIRST REAL TEST
TO COME MONDAY
Mondell Leads Administration
Forces in Behalf Of One
of Pet Measures.

WESTINGHOUSE big guns on
both sides were turned loose in the
house battle Saturday over the admin
istration shipping bill.
When general debate. which had run
for three full days. ended tonight. op'
poncnts of the measure We're ready
for the attempt to bo made Monday TO
rake IT fore and aft with amendments,
while those who have urged it's pass
age expressed belief that ,heir forces
could be held together to put IL through,
substantially as framed
Meanwhile absent members were
urged to return. The assurance given
. the president Friday night by Repre-
sentative Mondell republican leader.
that there were votes enough to pass
, Il. put the opposition to work with re-
newgd igor: Eo,h factions figured
closely on the probable vote to be cast
Wednesday for and against the bill, op-
Iomeuts asserting that unless the ad-
nh.istrauon was able to line up and
count all It's abscntees IL might be
beaten. Tclegrams came from many alb
Sei4tfts, StrhlIb ld.iHs
TEST Comes Monday
The first real test oi the strength
will be developed Monday when the
house Is called upon TO vote Oh amend.
mengs some ~ which seek to strik out
vital provisions the bill.
As ~ inr democrat of the merchant
r,ai, f,omnittec b. which the bill was
c,aft,i. Representa- -, iardy OF TeN
q. 30. ,It uAci 9al ,,.init o. 4 ~
n NO houH speech. Ile vas Joined BY
Representative Frear, republican. Wis
consin: Representative Garrett, Tennes
see. the Democrats leader and others
whAc Rcpr-s,ntaiiyo MOndell republi
can flnur leader and Chairman Mad
Gen. vi the appropriations committed
went To the front with many republl
cans IN its defense.
Ar. Hardy charged that under the
legislation proposed by the committed
the STANDARD Oh Company. " will re
ceive money from the government fol
Transporting its owns products In it'
own tankcrs so IL can sell oil costinl
ilfty cents a barrel IN Texas for S'
IN Shanghai"
Mondell Closed Debate
The end OF the debate. Mr.. Mondel
declared. found the opponents OF th'
bill floundcring and without u single
definite constructive suggestion mad'
OF offered"
The position Of those opposing th'
measure. he said. must he somewha
embarrassing In view Of the fact tina
their attitude Is exactly that whicl
best pleascs our foreign shipping r,v
ais"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
Nebraska Takes
Championship Of
Missouri Valley

LINCOLN. Neb.-University OF Ne
braska clinched the championship OF
the Missouri Valley conference here
Saturday afternoon. defeating Iowa
State College (Ames) by the overwhelm.
ing score OF 81 TO 6. At no time la the
entire contest was Ames a formidable
foe. although they tried desperately TO
score by means VI forward passes that
failed to gain much ground. Their
only score came IN the second period
when on the tiftsEn yard line. Roberts
shot a forward pass ~ Wolters for the
distance
Nebraska piled up her heavy score
By playing consistent football
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
EuStace OuSted as
Christian Science
Trustee on Friday

BOSTON Dismissal from tho Chris.
tian Science Church Of Herbert W Eu-
STAGE, who. as trustee OF the Chris
tian Science Publishing Society Joined
in the filing Of the bin In equity against
the directors OF the church which re.
suited IN prolonged litigation. wps made
known Friday. Tho directors made
public correspondence passing between
Eustaoe and the board and copy OF
resolution passed by the directors on
october -.
This revolution said that after exam
ination ot complaints bv members OF
the churchN that Eustsce had been
working against te interests OF tho
church. the board had dropped his name
from the roll OF membership. The res.
olutlon also revoked his authority 10
act as Il teacher OF Christian science.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26

JACKSON, Miss.--The whole state Of
Mississippi finds itself divided into two
factions. as a result VI ne 100000 suit
Tor ds-ged betrayal broU.n'y~S. Ms
Frances Birkhead against Governor Lee
NJ. Russell.
The suit. brought by the chief execu-
lives former stenographer, is TO come
up for trial in the federal court at Ok
ford. Miss. Dec. 4. Since the charge
We're made last February factions have
formed and there have been many heat.
ed quarrels over the case.
Miss Brkhead charges in her com
plant that. while she was employed
by Russell. he betrayed her. Russell
not only denies her charges. hut re-
joins with counter-charge that Miss
Blrkhead is merely the tool of his po-
liticsl enemies who are trying to wreck
his life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
Thompson Goes to
Represent Local
Team at Meeting

walter Thompson. mogul Of baseball
of Aidmore. left for Dallas Saturday
night tn participate as the personal re-
,rcsentativc " the Ardmore club Of the
TeNas Oklahoma league at the meeting
AZ the organization called for the pur'
,nsc 81 pcrld',ing plans for the eom'
ina season.
some important matters will be TAX
., up at the session. Including the
transfer of ranches from several ~
the ciubs which participated last year
10 new entrants among who niay be
kcsse and Waco. Texas. both cities
having msde application.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
LIBERTY BOND FORGERS
HELD ON $4,000 BONDS

OKLAHOMA CITY.--Temple and
Wade Atkins, charged with passing
S45. 900 worth OF forged liberty bond
Saturday were bound over To await ac'
ton OF the United States District court
at Muskogee. They made bond of s.,
600. L. Il. Knack. former cashier OF
the First National Bank OF kiowa,
through whom the bonds are alleged t.
have passed. has confessed 10 assist
Ing In the transaction. according to
Ernest Chambers. United States com
missioner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
PHILADELPHIA FIRE
DOES VAST DAMAGE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. caused
hy a fire which Friday night destroy
ej a six hundred foot pier and is cars
and four scows. all loaded with coal
was estimated at 100000. The pier was
owned hy the Philadelphia and Read.
ing railroad. At ieas, 1ioo tons Of
anthracite and 5000 tons OF bitumincus
we're burned. II was stated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
OBSERVERS TAKE |
active PART TO !
EXPLAIN POLICY
Mr.. Child Reiterated State
ment Contained in Note
of Oct. 80, and Powers
Take Notice.
ATTITUDE PLEASING
TO THE NEUTRALS
Impatience Displayed By In
vited Powers at Lausanne
Conference.

LAUIANNE. E.--America gave Great
Britain. France and Italy n hard Jolt
Saturday when her spokesman. Richard
Washburn Child. declared that the
United States government has tho sup
port of the American public in its OPP
position to all secret treaties and agree
mcnts. particularly those designed TO
create zones Of economic and CONNER
cial influence such as the San Reno
tri-partite agreement of 1920 which
apportioned the Mesopotanlan oil fields
among the three big powers,
Mr.. Child's exposition was merely a
re-statement OF Secretary of State
Hughes ade1Memore OF Oct. 80, in
which he defined for the benefit of the
British. French and Italian govern
ments the functions of the American
Observers to the Lausanne conference
and broadly outlined Americas open
door policy for the Near East-but it
was reinstatement under conditions
that made il sensational.
Was u Clear Warning
1t came as the conference was about
to begin consideration OF Turkeys Asia
tic boundaries, and IL was clear warn
ing that America will not remain silent
IL the three inviting powers insist upon
preferential rights in oil. mineral, rail
way and power development In present
| Turkish territory or that IN which was
! dopped or by the war.
/ The Turkish delegates already had
made clear that they would insist upon
their country sharing in the Mosul
I PetroieuI. Aslds OF Mtsopef4,l,ia ,faich
/ the three inviting powers have reserv-
ed for themselves; consequently. It was
not displeasing to the Turks ior the
| United States to go on record against
the san Reno agreement.
Impaiience Noticed
It was not possible for the delegates
OF the inviting powers TO conceal their
impatience OF Americas insistent re-
! iteration OF her policy which they re-
sent especially because OF her refusal
20 accept vote in the conference. TO
sign any report or 10 accept any re-
sponsbility further than TO act as an
adviser
The American observers. il was re-
marked, ser dipping into the Lausanne
conference and displaying a disposition
&c enunciate the American policy which
is quite unlike their retiring attitude
at previous European conferences and
which Is causing much surprise anon :
the other delegations.
The new American attitude. however,
| ~ afforIlng oraat satisfaetion Ia thl
neutral countries represented here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
SHIP CARRYING 1000
ORPHANS IN COLLISION

CoNsTANTGNOuLE--Th American
near east relief steamship Belgrat.an.
carrying 1000 orphans from Asia Min
or, colhded with the trans Atlantic linei
New York at the Juo,ion OF the Bos.
pAorus and the sea OF Marmora Sat
mday morning Allied ships won't to
their assistance
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
MANY INJURED AND
DEAD IN MINE BLAST

TusCoN. Aria sns explosion IN
the anthracite mine No. Of the Al
buouerque and Cerellos Coal Mine at
Madrid. n. NJ. ss miles south Of here,
resulted in the death aud injury Of
large number II miners. according 20
mcager reports reaching here.
Local physicians wero summoned aad
basgage car Ia being rushed from =
uhcueruue 10 take the dead and tn
jured 90 that city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26

on crosscomplaint. announced that
she had been "tricked" and that she and
her former husband had planned 60
rcmarry quietly. She declared she was
stunned by the news OF the prufes.
sor's marriage and declared that shc
would take steps to reopen the divorce
case.
Judge c. X. Montgomery. who pre-
sided In the superior court when the
divorce was granted to Professor Tier.
nan last Thursday stated that he had
started an investigation INTO the report
90 marriage at crown pcint and that
here was a chance that the decree of
divorce might I've revoked. lie irtimated
that hs had feCelvd information that
the divorce was the result OF colluslon
between Prof. riernsn and his wife.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
Prof. Tiernan Gets Diuorce on
Thursday; Remarries Saturday
Wife Says She Was Tricked and Will Attempt to Have
Divorce Revoked; Judge Is Willing to Listen
to the Argument 1t Appears a

HAMMOND. lnd.--profcssor John
Tiernan OF South Bend. Ind. and Mrs.
Blanche j. Brmmer OF Hansell, 1t
was announced. We're married this
morning by Justice Howard Kemp at
crown Point, Ind. The professor. who
was divorced on Thursday from his
wife. Mrs Augusta Tiernsn. principal
IN the TlernanPoulln paternity case.
at South Bend, gave his age as 81.
The bride said she was -.
After the ceremony thev left Crown
Point Immediately. without 80 far as
known. mentioning their destination.
The bride. at the issuance ~ the u.
cense. stated she was widow
AZ south Bend Mrs Augusta Herman
who had filed suit FOR divorce hut al.
loved The professor to obtain the decree
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
General PerShing
To Tour Country
And Make Speeches

WARRINGTON - General Pcrshing
will leave here sunday on a speaking
tour under the ausplae Of the Ameri'
can Defense Society. which will carry
him into several western aud middle
western state. lie Is 10 speak In Mime
apolis Nov. gS. and win SO from there
10 81. Louis, stopping en- route OF his
old home at Laclede. Mo. over Thanks
sivlng. lie speaks In ST. Louis. Dec.
:. aud Chicago Dec. 6.
An OF his addresses, will deal with
the question OF national preparedness
and efforts ~ the war department to
build up an efficient defense system
in peace times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
REWARD OFFERED FOR
LOST SULPHUR SLAYER

OKLAHOMA CtTY.-Reward Of $50
for the arrest and conviction OF George
Washington williams. who disappeared
while ON trial at sulphur Friday for
murder. alleged to have been committed
at Murray. was offered Saturday oy
Governor \. n. \. Robertson.
The chief executive offered the re-
ward after being advised by District
Judge W. l.. Engleton. before whom
the case was being tried. that all ef-
forts to locate Williams had proved fu'
ttl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
Ohio Beat Illinois

CRBANA. fn.-ohio States football
Aam won it's first Western Conference
game VI the season here. nosing oui
Illinois by score OF 6 to J. Illinois
yarnered three points with drop kick
In the third period. Ohio states touch.
Gown came In the fourth period OF PLAY
after a brilliant 20 yard run by klee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
DOZEN MINERS HURT
NPOWDER EXPLOSION

CHEROKEE. Ksn.--At least twelve
miners were injured. two seriously when
powder exploded IN Hamilton Mine No
&. near here shortly before noon sat
urday. The mine Is operated by the
Cherokee Coal company and about 100
men are employed there.