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Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-30
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Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-30
THE CALEXICO DISTRICT
DISTRICT No.

Helen Bump Caexico - "-------.
Ellis Bennett Caexico - $4,000
Grace Calender, BOX 33 Route = FL Ceno - 2,70l 414
Frneslne Cortez ealexlo - -..2, 2,420 100
Sophia Dunlap H. r. ID, Heber - 2,S42 100
Earl Edgar H. +. u - $4,000
Miss Frances Emanaker, H. f. ID, Ell Centre --.
Virgil Freeman, Calexlco o. r - .
Mrs Glen Lynch, r. f. d. -- -- - -~~~...~-
Mrs Lee Graham, r. f. D., Ell Centre ZOO
Miss Jane Jones, Caexico -- - 10000
Roy Jose Caexico - 2125O
John King H. f. d. No Ell Centre
Florence Martin, Calexico - - -- 1876 1900
Miss Virginia Matthews Calexico -- -- --~~12 90, 400
Mrs. A. F. Meyers, r. f. DSIIovle
Miss Wanona May Oliver, Calexico s,0O0l
Mrs Frank NJ Moore, Route 8, 81 Ell Centre 50O0(
Miss Kathryn Puliam, Caexco o ,150l
Miss Darleen Penry r. F. ID, Ell Centre $500 900
Fioy Lee Pheps Caexco co - -. .-----~-- 5O00l
Ehzapeth ration n r. -, Ell Centre o - 5000I
Lawrence hickey, NJ q Box 49, Ell Centre 100
D. u summers, seeiey caih 2 7al t462I
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THE Ell CENTRO DISTRICT
DISTRICT No. |


DeeBo Centre
Mrs Charity
Benson
PrOadwa
TowellG Cough.
Centro
O.
IarrisE Centre
He'll
M.
North
M.
Mrs Park
Mrs
Centro
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
STAR MAIL line
FROM CLARENDON
TO PAMPA sure


PANIPA. Dec ls Tho st NHu
Ssrsice has been kanted between
Pampa and clarendon b, way ct J,r.
cho. daily. six times w,ck with fu.
same services as q rural route h.
With the addition that th. star Syrp b.
allows the Iail carrier Go carry mmrr
fnrs across the country This win ho
Of great benefit to th, farmers between
Pampa and Clarendon Tn, route f1l.
lows Highway SO. san from the two
prints. crossing the l,uct Island az
Jericho Bids will Dee received up 200
January rs. The service wll commence
February !.
This route has been u thr UH.ur
some nine ur ten months and ever,
assstnrcc was given from the differ
ent towns ana the farmers along tn"
rou,, Co make u possible Several havoc
spent many DAYS In toe interest ut get.
ting this service aud th, pnuui r.t.
zens win get the Fort Worth and Da.
las papers tho same day aa Clarendon
on the Denver the carrier arriving az
Pampa at . y. IN. each day
There will b, two carriers one viii
leave Pampa every day 90 iiI' q. m,
arrive at Jericho 1915. tho other car VIII
leave Clarendon 20 ~ nuun. and arrive
a. Jericho li5. where the mail and ca.
prrAs will h. exchanged 1ul ihe return
trins made. Passengers will Dee trans
ferred also.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

fhrrr Ir Hrr-falva'-
MAN from th0 standpoint 81
roh fuii muriralt1ne. responsive
Hciinn. an1 year 10 und reat out
liability b. cannot b. oquailud
eject tsfr 90 price Ono party
writes us. lhs kuff man -
ruf hase "a A. years $50 s'iii -.
fainsiiH HwrfftrHa We rrfta
81 fe-ommrri ttH knrtfmar
fnu sarr ere commission bv del
~ direct elthua
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
Hanson Post is to
Name New Officers
at Meeting Tonight

Annual election ~ officer Of Hanson
Post OF the American Legion VIII 10
held tonight at $50 in the Long log1
Club room ~ tho Amarillo Hotel
The question OF state bonus Is cont
ing up at the next session ~ t1, Texts
legislature Department headquarters
has asked that Hanson rosf 900 on rec.
ord Regarding thu proposition. Tho
matter viii b. presented fu cousilep.
ton al the meeting Tuesday night
The commander VIII advise the Post
OF the plans proposed f1r the dedica.
ton Of the new Municipal Auditorium,
and the furnishing % fHe Legion Home
In the building.
Consideration will D. given tho propo
sition ~ electing the officers of the
Post In the future for @ period of sic
months
Harry Meyer viii tell Of the plans for
the blk Legion show % D" given on the
opening dates ~ the new Municipal
Auditorium. and SIR. Nigkorson VIII r.
por, on the progress msdo with THE
Doughboy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

l.lomaH & ilord. q i'i ',s,s .
tfil niaea sr1 fhr beet IN ne
sssif sfttfrrireinf FshiAlNAA
"a ns.n W. err O. 90 - faI b.
g. --s saI Fautaav .l b. rruli
thia fiann Parties 7ts in
tfat hey have hai Their uiarHs
fsyosrs ifua1 fair tls tHHe
srafnsfn g-uu ftr uAA a.,
FHn .sH AVN fhH b wH
frHsf On rI faF
uraarI u"H fl.. iht uHH.4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
Cheerful Prisoner

A broad smile
was on the face
o. Abra d q m
Becker, Bronx
a. " taxicab
driver. when the
grand Jury indict.
Cd him Tor vito
murder Of thu
m ost horrible
kind According
20 testimony tho
woman's = o 4 Y
was buried tn q
Ume.pit while she
was still alive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

laat year IN suite Of the drouth. the
Industry Is prosperous. because prices
of wool ard lambs were nearly double
those ~ the preyiour year.
leW cases ol scabies were reported.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

No estimate Of the number Of sheep Is
given.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

Gasoline costs more than 81 a gallon
IN japan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

q a. /" ~ d N
IIHtl ~ WH IfH VIZ soto
hfurania ~ hearts through its
n-r af're rfefi'a 81 uaf fric0
tHE If uifnu with Huf a
I.aHrHa q H built NJ
rHr Ur % our own plans and
ifHs Nr stake ulr rruufaf 1f
~ ffat IRE Hihufn is fhsh nrEi
HnHtH H. u fif 10 ifs rrr
H1u aHY humH ia matter hos
bum AN rHN own fIH niar
T .h. cosy terms ~ mat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

sh1EinE these fIf rrHrf inrru
nrnfa in che d ~ la aeasna
rni unIshrs fnuviIlhr anna 90
ftHr s1F HFari rHar - Owning
one - thH NHflI "a nnrsf lian0
Hn Hufnifti 60 Nul. ffaf
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iIeast a.it'ae whcihff 700 pfuf
i'iaru 90 IfaHHiH
Address Department
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27
-Four Persons Held in
Connection Hold-ub of
FiUe Bank Messengers
Parcel Of Money Found In
dicates Part of the Loot
Taken; Bore Stamp of
Kansas City Bank.

NEW ORLEANS - -Four persons.
two men and two women-a"e being
held by the police here today in con.
nection with the holdup and robbery ol
five messengers OF the Droy ers Ma
tional Bank of Kansas City, Mo, on
December u. in which s91 900 was OBJ
tanned.
The men gave their names as George
Wilson and Jim Coverty and said the
two women were their wives
The arrest was made last night at
a hotel where they were said to have
been registered several days. A hand.
bag containing $500, believed by the
police TO be part Of the loot was found
in a room occupied by one of the cou-
pies. Some Of the packages of money,
police said, were sealed and bore
stamps Of the federal reserve bank OF
Kansas City. Other notes We're wrapped
in Il page Of a Kansas City newspaper.
Coyerty declared he was tending bar
in a Kansas City saloon at the time
Of the robbery and came to New Or
leans on December Is, to play the
races. The trail Of the quartet was
said to have been picked up through
the shipment OF trunk 10 New Or
leans by one OF the women.
According TO the police the suspects
spent large amounts In cabarets and
on the races. one of them purchased
an expensive automobile, il was said,
ma wing pasb for II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27
Stealing Bicycles
Becoming Popular
In ArdmOre, Seems

Stealing bicycles seems TO be n popu
lar pastime in Ardmore just now. and
scarcely day passes that some one
does not make report to police head
quarters that wheel has disappear
ed.
Yesterday one was stolen from the
residence OF X. \. Heffner. G.. Street
southwest, another from the residence
Of Carl Jones. 5l0 f. street northwest
Officers report that owners are res
ponsible In many instances for thefts
of bicycles. as they become careless
and leave them standing about in most
convenient places for a thief To get
away with them.
Tuesday and Tuesday night ives ex.
remely quiet IN police circles. accord
Ing to Sergeant Eimbro. not an ar.
rest was recorded during the ~ hours.
ana nothing occurred TO mar the seren.
ity of the city
Kimhro states that hc looks 'or bus.
mess to pick up as soon as the Christ.
mas revelers awake with big head
and crave "just one more" to strength.
en- their nerves.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27
ENGLAND REFUSES
ABANDON HOLD
ON OIL VILALYET
Advises l Turkish Delegation
That No Prolongation of
Meeting Will Change
Purpose.
WILLING TO MEET
TURKISH EXPERTS
Claims Solemn Promise Not to
Allow Foreign Power
Any Territory.

LA lAtSANNE.-1hroush Foreign Sec.
relary Curzon. Great Britain Informed
Turkey today that the British never
will abandon the Mosul oil vilalyet as
requested by the Turkish delegation
and that no prolongation Of the near
East conference can influence the Brit
ish government to recede from the po-
sition it has taken on this matter
The British position is outlined in a
letter sent by Lord Culzon 10 Ismel
Pasha head OF the Trukish delegation.
covering the formal reply of the Brit.
ish delegation TO the Turkish note OF
Sunday last. which insisted Mosul be
longed to Turkey
Lord Curzon said in this letter that
The British government had expelled
the Turks from the Mosui area and o..
cupied aud administered il. The British
had taken pledge TO free the Arabs
from Turkish rule and establish the
government Of the Iriak. and England
since then had repeatedly given her
word that the Arabs would not be in
terfered with.
Lord CulZon added that Great Brit.
ain had been given her solemn pledge
to let no foreign power take any part
or this territory and that she would
steadfastly adhere to her promise.
The foreign secretary said, however
that Great Britain was prepared Ia
nave her experts meet the Turkish ex.
perts TO define the northern boundary
Of the lriak. The British delega tons
formal reply 10 the Ottoman note ques
lions the reliability OF the etatistlns
put forth by the Turks TO Justify their
claim 10 Mosul. Although the Turks
ruled this district for centuries. they
never collected exact information. II
was pointed out and no confidencr
could be placed in their statistics.
\ Reuters dispatch from Lausanne
says:
There is serious danger Of the
Near East conference becoming abor.
tive II the Turks persist IN their pres.
ent methods"
The British note concludes:
The British government iriteruies
its refusal even TO contemplate the sun.
render Of the Mosul vinyet ana is un.
able To see any advantage which can
Jesuit from further argument"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27
NEW Sewer Line
TO GIVE SERVICE.
SOUTHWEST PART
With Addition Ardmore Will
Have Complete System,
Putting City in Fine
Condition

a new teninch sewer trunk line is
being constructed by the city. giving
complete sewer service to the entire
southeast section Of the city. to the
district of southwest Aldmore lying
south of the Rock Island tracks and
also making sewer available for the Old
Soldiers Home. The line takes its be.
ginning at Sixth avenue, southeast,
coming west and passing under the
Santa Fe tracks at that avenue.
The line is being constructed olst OF
the general expense fund Of the city
without the aid OF new bond issues.
This sewer was started originally from
a bond issue Of $4,000 IN 1918. From
that the line was built from The east
septic tanks to the Fair Grounds. Last
year il was extended 5000 feet to the
intersection of Eighth and Carter
southeast and will be completed to a
point near the Santa Fe tracks.
There is also an eght-inch line being
constructed from Sixth avenue and -
street southeast to Tenth avenue and
ID street with intercepting laterals.
With the addition OF these sewage
lines, Ardmore has practically COM
plete sewer system. In some places
the new line is 22l2 feet deer.
A siX.inch water main has also been
lid from East Main street south
along Park street to a point opposite
the city barn where a fire hydrant has
been located as added protection TO the
city prOperty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27
Stock Company
Bids Ardn1ore a
Fond areuuell

There viii be no stock company show
TO entertain the people OF Ardmore
this week, as was formerly announced
The Ferguson Brothers Stock Com
pany got it's I'LL ot Ardmore after one
performance and then made its exit
The stock company. which was
booked TO play here at the Convention
Hall during the entire week. gave it,
show, Ku KluX. Monday. to small
crowd and then last night failed to he
present. However. before they left.
the manager called al the office Of the
city manager and paid the rent and
The war tax due.
Just what caused the PLAYERS TO de.
eide to leave so hastily Is not known.
since they Were reported to he reli.
able company. having played for the
past two months IN Chlckasha and
Duncan, but according 60 their opinion.
Ardmoe was not all they had heard
it was.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27
= n''r.:S;,|NING H':.'':;SS H'::S,|N CAR.
CAUSES Death Of
ARDM0RE CITIZEN
c. w. McDuffie Is Found
Pinned Beneath Five-P as
senger Ford Car Near
Hignight School.
FOUND SOON AFTER
ACCIDENT OCCURRED
Deceased on Way to Work
When Fatal Mishap Took
Place on Road.

c. w. McDuffie, S2l. II street north.
west, was found dead underneath his
automobile on the Berwyn road early
this morning. Cne mile south of the
Hignight school building.
The car. a Ford five passenger. was
overturned on a slight grade over a
long fill, and had pinned McDuffie be-
meath so heavily that death resulted
in q short time according to sehrff
London who with county attorney
Hodge, went to the scene as soon as
notified to investigate
The body was brought to the under
taking parlors Of Harvey brothers and
prepared for burial, no arrangements
for the funeral will be made until com
munication with friends outside the
city can be established.
Deceased was a carpenter. and was
on his way to work OH a building near
the Hignight school. He left home at
{ o'clock, and had been dead but a
short time when the accident was re.
ported to the sheriff's office. He was
60 years of age and beside his wife,
is survived by one sister, Mrs. j. b.
Ryburn OF this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27
SENATE STAGES
SCRAP ON PLAN
BORAH OUTLINES
Amendment to Appropriation
Bill Opens Debate; Idaho
Senator Views Bone
Of Contention.

Observation-Disclosures sen.
ators under the lead OF Chairman
Lodge Of the foreign relations commit
tee. began in the senate today deter.
mined fight against the proposal Of
Senator Borah, republican. Idaho. for a
new international conference In Wash.
ngton 10 discuss economic conditions
and disarmament
Senator Lodge. who was said by his
colleagues to have ascertained the
views OF President Harding and his ad.
ministration advisers opened his attack
as soon as the senate began work on
the Boruh proposal
The foreign relations chairman re.
counted the difficulties OF further arma.
ment lwlmitation encountered at the
Washington arms conference a year
ago. and declared that IA View of the
attitude taken by other powers. "it
would he useless 10 limit land arma.
ments unless il We're established before
hand that France had changed her DO.
sition."
The fight ON the senate floor began
after a score OF administration senators
had conferred win senator Lodges OF.
iiceS and mapped out a program pro.
viding for resort to parliamentary
tactics II necessary to defeat The move
by Senator Borah. \ pant OF The senate
rreconcilablc groups which have vot
ed with Mr. Borah ON many other quos.
tIons Of foreign policy also was arrayed
against his amendment, while the atti.
tude OF the democratic side VI the
chamber seemed to BE- waiting one.
with many members undecided to sup.
port VI oppose the plan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27
by Milton Bronner.

LONDON-A legless man. 22 years
old. will soon be carried to the gallows
90 pay the penalty for a Constructive
murder"
1t took the jury only IS minutes to
find him guilty. Yet lie never could
have been convicted for such u crime
in the United States.
II two persons enter death pact.
and one survives, ear, he be charged
with murder?
The British law says yes Popular
opinion. backed by some leading bar
risters, says no.
In the balance hangs the life OF the
cripple. Unless sufficient sentiment is
aroused tn win a commutation of sen
tense. he will soon bo carried TO the
scaffold In the arms Of policeman for
his part In an unfortunate love affair.
Although Lionel Edward Symonds. n
baker ut Hersham. was married and
had two children. he fell in love with
Gladys Martha Wall. the lj-ycar.old
daughter OF his employer. Fearing the
Inevitable consequences, they decided
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27
Wallraven Buried
By PythianS Lodge
Following Service

Funeral services Tor j. II. wallrayen.
who died AT sanaiarium In Clinton.
Oklahoma, SUNDAY afternoon. was held
Wednesday afternoon from the par.
lors of the Bettcs funeral home and
was in charge OF the local lodge ~
knights ~ Pyihlas. ~ which Ar. Wall.
raven was a member Ia good standng.
Father WalhJpp preached the funer.
al service lnterment was held IN Rose
iiill cemetery
Deceased leaves wife and ihies
children who reside at ~ h street
southwest, and daughter who lives
IN Santa Anna, California, lie was
born IN Georgia and is a former resi-.
dent ot Waco, TeSas, where he was
known as a prominent worker Ia the
knights of pythias lodge. walraven
moved to Ardmorc two years ago and
up TO the time OF his death was EN-.
played at the Hunts planlng mill.
where he was foreman. lie was mem.
ber la good standing o. the Mechanics
Culun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27
25.YEAR CLUB
s=s-aa..a
Men Who Have Been in
Ardmore a Quarter Of
u Century.

a. Eddleman wandered into Ardmore
ON the first day OF September. 1890
With Il heepskin which entitled him to
practice law, good appetite. and un'
lounded optimism.
llaving obtained his knowledge of the
law In the office of Potter and Potter
vt Gainesville, Texas. hc decided to
branch out for himself. and also decld'
,d that the new town IN the Indian
Territory was good place inv hich 10
cast his fortunes.
praciciug by himself for a time.
he aftsrward formed partnerships with
various lawyers here. and finally vs.
tabllshed the firm OF Eddleman and
Graham which endured for over fifteen
years
While In the latter firm ho WAS rlc.
waited TO the district iudgeship of this
district to fill the unexpired term of
the late Judge Russell.
Mr. Eddleman was born at Rockwall.
Texas. April -. 1850, attended schoo,
at his native town and later attended
the Christian College at Bonham. Tex.
as. he Was admitted to the har In 1897.
and from that day to this. has been nc.
lively engaged IN practice at present
h, Is associated with H. t. Sneed here.
under the firm name " Edduman and
Snesd.
Mr., Eddleman says he has witnessed
Atdmore grow from few small shacks
to Us present proportions. and ls proud
uf the fact that IN a humble way he
has been able to contribute to its
growth. he has witnessed the various
talamltles that have visited the town.
and has seen 1t rise triumphant from
cvery one to grow TO grow greater
and better
AIr. Eddleman is public spirited
citlsen who has alwalvs contributed
IN every way to the upbuildins OF the
rity. and enjoys the confidence and re.
spect OF every one wuh Is SO fortun
ate ss to claim his acquaintance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27

to end 1t all by throwing themselves ir
front OF train.
Change OF Mind.
But the girl became frightened
Shortly before the time set for the ex
ecution OF their death pact, she wrote:
Il shall not go to the train lines be
cause I don't wish to die like that.
would rather you killed me-"
The man replied.
Dear, 1t must be the train. could
not do it myself. Then We so TO
gether."
The day after the girls mutilated
body was found on the railway track
and nearby was Symouds with both
legs so badly crushed his feet had tc
be amputated.
On the stand the cripple admitted his
love for the girl and their talk and
notes about jumping IN front of the
train. But he said he changed his
mind and wanted TO live.
He met her. told her, urged her not
to be silly. But she was distracted
and ran towards the track down which
the train was laundering. Half-mad
with fright. he ran after her
That was all that he remembered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27
Champion Refuses
to Handle Sipes'
Hearing for Bond

Hearing In the Sipe case. which was
scheduled To hc heard TUESDAY after.
noon in district court. failed to mater.
ialiAe the reason given 10y Judge Cham.
pion. that inasmuoh ~ the ease had
been handled throughout by ludsy
Logsdon. he would Keep hands OF.
and let him decide its future course.
Attorneys Tor the defence desire to
submit further testimoy In this case
In order to secure hail fns their client
who is now IN the county Jail where he
has been since the night it IL allcEsd
he shot and killed Herman cheek. "a
young barber OF this city several weeks
nEo.
Bond has been denied both by the
district court. and the criminal court
OF appeals. but attorneys for Slpe cun.
tend that he viii be granted bond n
they are now permitted TO introduce
the testimony they claim to have In
their possession. The hearing may be
held today but nothing definite could
he told regarding this by Judge Cham.
pion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-27
JUSTICE BULLER TO
TAKE OATH OF OFFICE

WASHINGTON Justice Pierce But.
Ter, recently confirmed to fill the va
caucy caused by the resignation OF Jus.
tice Day, will, 1t Is expected, take the
oath when the court reasscmbles Tues.
day after a three week recess During
the coming week, the questions OF II.
puor on ships will come up for argu.
mcnt Because Of the Importance OF
this lJieation. and "a number Of other
eases which are awaiting argument
before fun bench. the president. 1t
Is said. desired to fill the Piney Va.
cancy at an early date