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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18

LUTHERAN SYNOD
COMPLETES MEETING
tBy Associated Press

NM MoUNfAlN. y. c., Nov. IL
designating Charlotte as the next
pace ior It's annual meeting and de-
Gliding to raise $4,000 for it's work
at Lenoir College, the United Evan
genoa Lutheran synod OF North
carolina today brought it's annual
meeting to a close.
Among resolutions adopted today
one provided an effort to enlist 100
young men TO follow the ministry
ana another sought the enlistment OF
Young men TO aid in works Of mercy.
II was also decided to begin work
among inc negroes Of the state. q
hranch of home missions in which the
synod has not heretofore gon. extcn-
siNely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
Apartment. bring $4,000.

Tho Rothosay Realty Corporal on
has secured from jonathan Bryan
and wife. property on Grove Avcnuc.
between Mulberry street and the
Boulevard known the Plazu
Apartments. for $4,000 The prom
"rty fronts hfty-two feet. five inch
.s. and extending back ITO feet. Gus
ter Robinson and wife have sold to
Robert Il. Campbell for $4,000 lot
fronting siNty-scvcn feet on Glou-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
PETERSBURG BOWLERS
WIN AT HOPEWELL

hoIEWE ELL, Nov. i7.--PctcrshurS'
bowling team visited here last
night TO meet the local bowlcrS ana
walked away with victory. dcsni;c
the hard playing OF the Hopewe!l
how!crs. The visitors. for tn. four
gaines, Melted 2.062. while Hopewcll
could only score 2.6s3. or go less
points than the visitors. The score
was As follows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
MAKE SO MANY HITS
HALT DIRECT FIRING
Camp Eustis Hereafter Will
Shoot Over Hills With
Big Guns.
-Ky AsN.Irted rresv.l

NEWPORT MEMS. VA, Nov. IL
Biz field 1rrs ~ camp Eus'is re-
Gently smashing moving targets :,
ic.hp" Nardr. rs a result Of watch
they VIII hc .lIo" cd TO do only in
direct String in tho future This be-
cam" ~nowu today when /, was Of
Totally stated that dircat firing OF
this Kind a, ;hs camp had been
STOPPED.
The nring !. done Nth iJ5 q. T.. Z.
guns which hUrl shell Weighing
ABOUT 100 pounds. Camp Eustis IS
tn" "nl. camp IN the United states
who're this alma of gun is being
Used on moving targets and the eH-
p"rincnts ar. being watched With
interest by hiah officials OF the army.
In IN" future the guns will have To-
get behind a hill or Il woods and
shoot over II At tho targets. FOR the
direct MING was 80 successful that
tn" authorities could not Eet enough
targets
Tho indIrec, firing viii start in
earnest about December !. according
TO officers at tn. camp. Eustis thus
far has had no part in the joint
nancurers being conducted by the
coast artillery and the airmcn AT
Langley Field. but has been holding
tests all IT, cWu. 1t is the only
railway artillery camp In the United
states and experiments OF various
Kinds are heinz constantly carried
out with Wow Of improving this
ihaSe OF coast defense. for the F.uSti.
guns can 30 moved anywhere in the
United States that railway tracks
a-c laid or can b" lad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
FRENCH AND TURKS
HAVE SkIRNIISH
IRv Associated Press

LONDON. Nov lI.-KcpOrts have
reached London OF conflict at
karagatch whore the railway sta
lion az .hdriauOplc IS situated. \
party OF French officers with the
French consul is said TO have been
.nsultcd by the Turks. causing a coll
llsion. In which both sides suffered
some casualties in injured.
No official confirmation of The re-
Forts has been received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
Mrs. Vanderbilt R.-t:Ircted.

EALFIGN. =. .. Nov. l..-Mrs
Edith X. Vanderbilt. OF Fillmore. y.
g. was reelected president of the
North Carolina Agricultural Society
at its annual meeting here today. ar
ter her work and that Of the OK
ecutivc committee In directing the
annual state Fair had been approved.
Governor Cameron Morrison nomi-
mated Mrs. Vanderbilt and she was re-
elected without oppoS ition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18

w ASfilNGTpE. Nov. i7.--Hcpre.
sentative kitchin, OF North Carolina
democratic leader OF tho House. re-
turned 20 Washington today. after a
long absence due TO Illness TO he
present at the opening session on
Monday lie motored here from his
i'ome and apparently was in good
physical condition. Friends who saw
Mr. hitchin said he would take
thihGs easily and not attempt TO
oNcrtaN his strength
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
Liquor Central Net. s,.,.,oo.

VICTORIA, u. C.. Nov. l7.--In the
sixteen months OF operation of the
provincial liquor control act il has
Melted British Columbia s12l,S0O. ac-
cording to figures prepared for an
Investigation committee OF the leg
isiatcre. The cost OF enforcing the
law is given as sl05.967 and the total
OF import duties. cpnfiscations, fines
and escheated bail IS 3227.267.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
Hebrew Author End, Life.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1T.-Professor
Hayman Yaffc. 90. Hebrew scholar
ana author of several books. COM
mitted suicide today by inhaling gas
IN furnished room. He was pres
ident Of the Hebrew English Scion
tihc Publishing Company here. but
had met with rcNcTScs and has been
in III health. lis wife committed
suicide in the same manner in 1915
ais friends said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
Rocky Mount After bomb I.iarer..

ROCKY MOUNT y. c.. Nov. IL
\ reward OF $4,000 for information
leading TO the arrest and conviction
OF persons guilty OF placing dyna-
mite bombs under homes here which
has been done several times within
the last few months, has been Of
fercd by City Council ii was learned
today. The last two instances were
cases where explosions We're caused
AZ homes OF Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
way shOpmen, hat no one was in
iurcd ia either case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
BROWNLOW HONORED
BY CITY MANAGERS
icy Associated Press. !

I'ETEKSBURG. w. Now, Il
Louis Brownlow. City Manager OF
ietersDurS. WAS yesterday elected
resident Of the City Managers AS
ISOLATION. in convention in Kansas
city. according to Information re-
ccived here this morning. The as
ISOLATION is composed OF practically
All thc city Managers and many
municipal officers al over the United
states. MIR. Rrownlow was one OF
,tnc speakers at the convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18

Following the oud-iIampdcn.
sidney game this afternoon. the
University Of Richmond Chapter OF
the Kappa Sigma fraternity will en-
tertain upsilon Chapter from tho
FarmViile Institution tonight at a
dance to he given at the Woman's
Club. Music Will he furnished nv tho
Old Dominion quintette. and about
forty couples arc expected TO par
ucipate In the dancing. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
IAZZ LITERATURE SOON
TO PASS. SAYS METCALF
Icy Associated prcss.l

l.fNCliRCRG. VA. Nov. 1.-THE
j""% period Of literature will soon
pass ana inc more romantic phase
s,iil soon take its place is the be-
lief expressed by DR.. j. G. Metca1f
professor of American literature nj
Tho University of Virginia. sneak
Ing before tho Woman's Club here
ibis afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
Cnrnlinc lInnc firms

FEEDERICKSBU VA. Nov. IL
- tn" home OF William u. Atkins.
in Caroline County. near this city.
was destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
together with all contents. The fam.
Ny was absent at the time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
THREE

sovcnty.1ve t~c.. for Sii.3oo. ard
BETTE Arnoh and Others have sold
10 l[imhrough. Mccarthy and Chris
tian. for $1,000 a lot at Rosewood
Nv"uu" aud Rowland street. 'front.'
IN. i70 feet on Rosewood Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
Hit Moving Targets n, :a.ooo Yards.

HoRiol.k. VA Nov. IL" Results
FAR exceed expectations" declared
Major II. =. Booth. executive officer
OF the board in charge o: firing. at
tho conclusion o; gunncry tests at
Fort story yesterday.
Two direct hi;s were made on tho
moving targets towcd 1000 yards
from shore during the practice yes
icrday. and a number OF shells fell
sufficiently clos" 10 cause damage to
any ship that might have been near
the small targets
Ani!aircraft guns At Fort Mon
roc are expected 10 begin Monday on
targets ,owcd through the air in
what is considered one OF the most
Interesting phases OF the mancuvcrs.
A!rplanes viii tow what officers In
charge term as sleeve targets at
which the batteries will Are.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09
ULTIMATE RESULT

A young clerk in a bank in 4
certain nearby city conceived the
idea that he had discovered safe
and undetectable method of embez-
zling. OF course he had no inten-
ton OF stealing money. lie intend
ed TO return it later. But the in
evitable happened. He was caught
in the act. Then the penitentiary.
The rule as regards the deiaulter
is rule with no exceptions. One
OF three things is certain TO over
take him as death itself-either i'm
prisonment, exile or suicide.
Every year hundreds of men crop
into the category OF the defaulter.
Each one believes he has plan
that will preclude detection. Yet,
the eyes of the law peer through
all schemes.
In the state penitentiary there
are some eighty embezzlers. Each
other state prison has 4 similar
quota. Ask any of these men how
it happened and he will likely en-
plain that he only intended to use
somebody else's money for short
time and then return it. One man
wanted to play the races, another
wanted an automobile, another had
suffering family, another lived be-
yond his means, another became in
fatuated with a woman. The causes
are different but the end is the
same.
The old axiom that for every dis
ease there is remedy, holds true
in the case OF the defauter. For
evey crooked innovation there is a
flaw somewhere which provides the
ultimate clue:
They can't get away with it. Be-
ware your sins will find YOU out,
warns the Bible, and over crowded
prisons attest to the logic of the
admonition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09
WHAT COLORS, ANYWAY?

France calls more men to the
colors, says a newspaper headline.
Colors, colors, what colors are
they talking about? Oh yes, OF
course, the country's colors.
You'll have to excuse our SEEM
ing denseness. We've become a
little color blind here recently.
We've seen the red of bolshevism
exhibited, and the yellow of slack
etism paraded, and the black of
race prejudice raised, and the green
OF national envy applauded and the
gray of starvation weakly trying to
show itself until we have almost
forgotten the fine symbol of coun-
try's flag.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09
EDITORIAL
OF THE DAY
THE COMPLAINT AGAINST
CARRIER

Has a newspaper owner the righl
to give away his own publication in
furtherance of his political ambitions?
That question is at the base OF the
charges brought against Judge Milton
C. CARRIER, republican nominee for con.
gress in the Eighth district. by Charles
Swindall, a defeated candidate.
swindall charges that CARRIER spen,
the equivalent OF $4,000 In newspaper
subscriptions and advertising space in
his Enid newspaper TO aid him in win
ming the nomination.
Swndall points out that the com.
pany publishing the paper in which
CARRIER is majority stakeholder is "A
corporation, and that corporations are
not permitted, under the law, to con.
tribute 10 any campaign fund.
II none OF the stockholders kicked
against Judge CARRIERS alleged press.
agenting OF himself. It looks like the
public should gratefully receive q free
newspaper. A newspaper has only
news and advertising TO sell. and If tn,
owner decided to give some OF both
commodities away II would seem to
be a private loss rather than public
calamity.
However, the point is new one
and the courts attitude toward thJ
situation Is full OF interest.
The only government publication OF
general circulation is the Congres
s.onsl Record. Congressman and sen
ators have used the privilege OF print
ing in the Record" from ages past, tc
vocalize a campaign document. anc
then send 1t by frank 10 every voter
In the home district.
Could the use OF ones own news
paper for persvnal advertising pur
poses. done boldly and openly in Gar
ber's case, be ss reprehenslhle a. III,
perennial use OF the frank and IN,
Congressional Record FOR campaign
purposes s-Oklahoman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09
Monday, October 9, 1922
SCORE FOR CUPID

There's a marrying parson" IN
Muskogee who claims to hold the
worlds record for successful mar
riages. In the past 10 years he has
married 1868 couples and OF that
vast concourse only three have
proven unsuccessful. With such a
record, he certainly should quSlify
as an expert on the subject OF mar
rage and divorce so let's call him
to the stand.
Question: Justice. what is your
estimation, is the prime cause 1or
the large number of divorces"
Answer: I've married Hindos
laps. Italians, Indians, Greeks and
Americans and I've come to the
conclusion that the main reason
many couples fall into the divorce
frame of mind is that they don't
think enough OF each other to be-
gin with
Ques: so you don't believe dane
ing, present modes OF dress, etc.
have much hearing on severance OF
the marital bonds:
Answer: "Reformers rave about
short skirts and transparent clothes,
and how that helps break down the
home, along with the evils Of dane
ing, but | don't pay much attention
to that. believe in love-and love
just won't let anything get in the
way, either before or after?"
Witness is excused.
Prchaps Dan Cupid is not such
back number after all. True
enough he's been sadly neglected in
our complex and conglomerated ex-
istence, when position, money, good
time and relief from the drudgery
of sales counter and Office desk
dance before the eyes of the single
blessed, but perhaps revival OF
The old-fashioned romantic love, the
i:ind that overlooks little vices and
TO onr virtues is little kind and
TO our faults little blind" is 4
pretty safe ticket for a life time
voyage on the W. k. sea OF matri-
f,Orv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09
Tom
Sims !
Says

Note to the janitor you may fire
when you're ready. Gridley.'
Silence ise golden. Many small
brother gets q nickel for keeping
his mouth shut.
A philosopher believes he might as
well smile, because things are going
wrong anyway.
Leon Trotzky has written a play. Ma.
turally 1t is of the thud and blunder
type.
Spens is L. S fuel distributor. spens.
not Spends even though it would
be appropriate.
Our girls don't know how 10
love-" writes an American singer
But they are prscticing.
Dancing IS fine exercise 1t n
often done with dumb bells.
ISN'T STEALING \ BUCKET OF
COAL GRAND LARCENY NOW?
The easier a girl is 10 look upon
the harder man looks.
Nice thing about the world series is
neither team will wind up lower than
second place.
Mud baths are heng used 10
make people beautiful. but you don't
see any pretty politicians.
Carpenter wants return bouts with
Ski and Dempsey. That man may be
out but never down.
Atlantic City woman wants divorc =
because hubby hit her with an AK.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09
THE KNoCKER

y private aviation company. pro-
noting an aeronautic scheme some
time back in an Indiana town ad-
ycrtised. Have you heard anybody
knocking this company? II you
have, report him at once. because
knocking this company is knocking
Huntington, and such persons
should be deported, and We will
make arrangements for them"
Now, OF course, We realize in this
case a clever bit OF advertising but
there is meat for thought in il just
The same. The man who knocks
the business institutions Of his town
without strong cause is hurting that
home town. He is tearing down
the structure OF business and inject
ing prejudices that spread like ocean
waves. which once started, never
cease.
Our civic patriotism is not as in
tense as our national patriotism so
we don't think OF turning thumbs
down upon persons who harp upon
the bad in their communities and
never see the good. Civic pride,
however. can be raised to the pitch
where the knocker won't feel COM
Portable. And its not a bad idea
either.
No town is better than its ciii.
kens believe It to be. No town
grows faster than The impetus given
i, by It's citizens, except in rare
instances OF boom. and every re-
dictionary is a dead weight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09

The governor of Georgia named
a woman senator in order that the
great state of Georgia should have
the distinction OF the first woman
senator. Then he announces for
the senate himself. Sort OF feath-
ering his own nest. 1t was to his
interest to appoint an &-year-old
woman who wouldn't run against
him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09
BertonBraleyS Daily Poem
IT'S MUTUAL

When lie and She agreed to we'd
Accordit g to pan Cupld's whia
Her friends say. as they always said.
- don't see what she sees in him!
While his friends tear her limb from hhip'
He's made blunGer, they aver,
And so they say. with acrd VIM
Il don't see what he sees ir her!'
He hasn't any business head"
Hes much too fat" or else "Too SLIM
why didn't she take Bill nstead?"
81 don't see what she sees in him!"
And hts companions, dour and grim,
Greet all her actions with slur,
And sigh, while tears their eyes bedlm,
II don't see what he sees in herr
My dear, her senses must have fled
He isn't in the social swim"
Her future fills me fun Of dread"
II don't what she in hm,"
"She has no style" "She isn't trim"
This marriage ought not TO occur
Poor Jack'or Mike George or Jim
II don't see what he in her!"
Envoy
They'd cry. he seraphim,
81 don't see what she sees in HIM"
They'd sish, whateer her character.
Il done see what he sees in her!"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09
COLD SNAP HITS Us
EARLY MONDAY MORNING

Forty.four degrees In the sunshine
this morning and with The sun weak
enlng on the job
This is the coolest spell LOT fall. ac.
cording to $. j. worley. local weather
nan. However. indications are that the
weather will warm up before night and
tomorrow morning viii be much warm.
cr. Sunday morning the temperature
reached 81 degrees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09

Mortals are mighty selfish after
all. We rejoice in this section when
the government forces an oil shut
down in order to raise the price OF
oil. but kick like the dickens when
production of something else not
pro- aced here Is lowered in order
a.. A---~~ 49, once Of same.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09
TEN YEARS AGO
Aappenings In Garter County aAd
Ardm0e a. told BY the dlos
a the ArdmoreltA.

Chairman Hefner OF the local Dem
ccratic speakers bureau, states til 5
morning that arrangements were being
made TO wage an active campaign in
this county 10 begin at once. Chairman
Pennington stated that q meeting OF
the finance committee was held Mon
day night and plans adopted 10 raise
the necessary funds.
Joe j.. Bledsoe, an attorney Of Okla.
homa City. arrived here yesterday af.
ternoon and left this morning for Ma.
dill, where he has a case before the
district judge.
j. b. Brady, after spending few
days here, returned yesterday to Den.
Ton, where he Ii engaged In buying
cotton seed for the Denton cotton oil
mill.
Postmaster Douglas is personally
checking each carrier route in the
city, the number OF pieces handled
and the time required to make the
rounds.
'The Prisoner OF Zenda," with a
carload OF special scenery, will be
shown at the Robinson Opera House
on October 18th. Prices csc. soc. 75c
and 800.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09

II Governor Haskell can't make
Democrats believe now is the time
Tor all good men to come to the aid
OF the party, then there is no use
in anybody else trying.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09

There is one thing to say about,
this world series that may have es-
capped your attention-those teams
are playing darn good baseball.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09
Women are so touchy.

Women are so touchy.
Halloween is coming pretty quick
Better be making friends with the
nelghbors' children
In Australia. kangarOOs are HINT
ed in autos. Being good jumpers
they make fine substitutes for pc
destrians.
In a few days YOU can say TO the ice
man Them days is went"
The man who names Pullman cars
names towns in Asa Minor
Marie Escobar of Mexico is doing
well in grand opera. II is not true that
she developed her voce while calling
for help.
Moths don't realize what things cost
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09

lsadora Duncan, the dancer. mar.
ried a Russian named Yessenin. He
can't speak English and she can't
speak Russian. They ought to be a
happy married couple.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09
Slick Police Chief Receivers

SLlCK.-Chief OF Police Joe Hagen.
who was shot by assassins near okmul.
gee on September II, is getting about
now on crutches. His right leg is stlll
partly paralyzed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09
Sooner
Read

The Lincoln County Republican hos
found that many. motorists seem Ia
have discovered that II they drive Il.
long the middle of the road at high
speed, everybody else will get into the
bushes. and forget to remember there
Is an exception which proves every rule.
Nothing alarming is found by the
Ada News in the fact that insanity
may be increasing as the result OF the
bad quality moonshine now consum-
ed. Burns will increase. too, II de-
clares. II people insist In sticking their
hands into the fire.
II there are any bank robbers in
the congregation, our advice to them
Is TO steer clear OF Eureka, Arkansas.
when they practise their profession
Chickasha Express.
or course. It's none of our affairs,
but II French Commissioner Bou!llin
thinks he is going TO win over Musta
pha Kemal to the allies way of think
ing by moral suasion, he may find
himself in the soup. Tulsa Tribune.
1t took Illinois thirty-two years &c
break up bachelors club in waukeg
an by marrying the last obstinate
members. Oklahoma lsssies could have
done II easily in thirty years less
Ada News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09

II tho Turks are kept out OF Europe.
the Christian world viii owe the on.
tire debt to England, Tor tae other
members OF the league OF nations seem
determined not TO raise n hand OF
held.-Iienrye,ta Fyee.Lancv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09

Moths don't realize what things cost.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-09

Note to the janitor: "You may fire
when you're ready, Gridley'