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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
FULLEST PUBLICITY. SHOULD BE
GIVEN TROUBLE OF BASE.
BALL MAGNATES
Activity of Many with Others In SYM
pathy Threatens National
Sport
(By HUGA rULLERToN)

TasvIEttl club owners and officials
pcrhaps would fu better 10 step out
into the upcu and give fullest publicity
L. the situation tN!StiuT III haSerL IT,
There is, and HaS been since last la
W hat AMOUNTS I" an inSurr""t"u ah"hS
tho ball players. How great 4 percent
age az the ulaycrS il actively engaged
N this revolt against authority Is hard
I" tell. \ great many "f tho veteran
players arc actively in II. and great
majority ~ all the players arc IN sym
palty with II.
There ~ no doubt that, since the pun
ishment Of Ruth. MeUScl and Percy ny
Judge I.aud!a. the playars VIII" have met
have talked revolt and THAT in ASSEM-
bling for the spring training the talk
grew worse. Tho early spring camps
arc actively a"itutcd over tho matter,
especially those IN which the players
think they have a chance TO win q cham
plomhlp.
Tie fact that number Of players
have refused Z" sign contracts unless III
those contracts they are permitted 20
play postsrason games for their own
4 benefit has been SHOWN. ana there -
no doubt that many Of the players are
determined upon resisting that RUE
The m3EnateS lo!oWtnF th'l V"H
I tom OF SAprr'SAh% SuGh mat'"'S' III =
kept quiet ann Wnen the Pu''" , ~,
hnaliy or me htltu"c ot t"e par 20
It pr"hahiN VII! h'F" erroneous "',IS
Conccrn!nE IN" merits OF VIC 'He -, ~
iact IN" majority OF inc I""S -. :.
TAKE ku'h sac VI ''', ,"ss
son rs OK course; '',nt .''n IVY "'tn, ''''
S'm.u"" me N's"n'"' ',''I, a.. ,,,,,t,,. ,,.,,,
me ;I''; W." d. ~ "'' - ,,' ,,ora -,
he "'"''''I'"' ''t"' , =, II
the payers WIS "'""' uT ,".;,
players "ouSeo 'me W. 'S. '' mug ~
I"EcS ana '"'hPei.'" .r ,, ~ ,.ons
AC''"n' e'''S M,'u wv w. $500,
W.T." n'" "'ru WV" ""',u ,I,,mr NV.
!"t''H 'N',''''''.' -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
AGAIN

"Did HIehlee succeed in obtaining a
divorce"
Eyes. and he's already been re
vamped. Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
BOWLING
MusEs DUCK PIN LEAGUE
OII.8IIN. -INI. VNNVI - MI ~
This Weeks Schedule

Tuesday. Feb. 2S-Mail Pouch vs. Nor
man Special; Inspectors vs. Furniture.
Wednesday. March .l--East' End vs.
Eesscmer No. |; The -Four ~ Bates.
Thursday. March @-ReSscmsr No. :
VS. Ohio No. l;-CycloneS vs. Ohio No. ,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
WORLD WAR VETERAN /.
KILLED IN ACCIDENT

washington. Ia. Feb. ?7.-Benjanin
I. Mastcn Of this city. veteran or the
World War and manager OF the Pro-
duccrs Coal Corporation. was killed to-
day when his automobile was struck oy
n street car at Meadow Lane, near here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
W esleyan sc
ERirmont 4S

CT for Lorcnz
GoalS--FIcm.ng .. Knight :. Mills g.
Kahn :. Ross s. Johnson :. Lore1z :.
Fouls-rlem!ng In 10: johnson In
-.
Referee. Ward I.anham (W.E.UD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
Admission Prices Go Up.

A reduction Of admission prices might
serve to revive attendance. which IS
certain TO decrease this season. The
magnatcs face this situation hopefully
but they know that with tho existing
overhead and the prospect uf reduced
attendance they cannot 20 far.
Tho cost Of baseball has gone up b.
yond all reason. Forget the bigger
salaries Salaries have Increased some
thing like l5o per cent in the last I'VE
years Tho increase has been largely
Justified by increased attendance. Tho
price Of ball PLAYERS has gone up 400
per cent In 90 years. on an average.
Anson. In ." years Of baseball, received
81. 400 year rs his greatest salary. ana
that when he was first haseman. man
accr. secretary and leading hitter. ia
pclchnnty. Wy" was greater PLAYER
,h;u Ruth over Was, nC"cr received over
s. .NOu a.'vcar. Perhaps their rRN was
too inw. hut S"j.U00 a year for Roger
IIoruebv who Is not and never Will he
n; good q bail player ne lall I~h'ch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

No costs were charged against plain"
tiff or defendant in Egyptian courts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
BENEFIT NIGHT At. TRIAD HIGH
Bic SUCCESS THREE BIC CANES

shot Il long one that went through the
hoop without touching the hoop. Tho
game was over when the ball was again
tossed up.
The boys game for the intcr-class
tile was hard fought every minute. To
nick y star would he hard task as
III" boys all played we'll The girls
game was featured by tho playing OF
Miss Gaynor for the Juniors. who scored
all OF her teams points
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

Touicht-PCroya W. Has Becns. Fisk
". L. Dairy No. ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
MCLEAN SOCIETY.

ClIff Crump. OF Amarillo. visited
Mrs. Jack Hodges and children last
Friday.
v. +. Bcll and son. Ford were WISH.
tors at the News plant Monday Mr..
Eell has Just returned from a trim 10
Canadian.
VI. Longan and family left this week
Tor Two weeks visit with Mrs. Lon.
cams mother who is very in at Buffalo.
No.
Miss Thelma Trolinger Of Amarillo.
came down Saturday for visit with
Miss frankie Mae Upham.
Mrs, J. $. stephens came in from
Tampa Monday 20 visit her daughter.
Mrs. G. 4. Gatlln.
Mrs. NJ. c. Cochran. Of Amarillo.
came in Monday for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. l. l.. Sellers.
Aibcr, Roby returned Monday from
Amarillo. -
Mrs u l., Campbell VI Chillico,he.
came IN Sunday for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mira. W. n. billings.
Tea, and other relatives
J. 6 and Gordon Collier. OF Amarillo.
visited In the j l. Collier HON. SIM.
day. J. G. returned home Monday
Mclean News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
MIAMI SOCIETY.

Fred Cook and family. ~ Amarill,
were visiting friends here Sunday
Cleve Coffee and l.. G. Hcare were
business visitors at Amarillo Tuesday
Miss Evelyn Sohns came in Sunday
from Amarillo. 10 spend few days
with home folks.
Mrs Saxon. OF Lipan. Texas. Is here
this week visiting with her son. T. II
So Ron and family.
Miss Edith Young. Of Canadian. was
visiting Sunday with Misses Bette
Brooks and Tcnnic Sclber.
Mrs T. j. Boney and daughter Miss
Bculah. and Mrs J. r. Osborne went,
Monday evening 10 Amarillo.
Miss Bessie Coffee returned home
from Amarillo Thursday. having fin
ished her course at business collcg,
there.
Early Sunday morning Cart Porter
and Miss Ruth Martin. daughter OF W
s. Martin. were united in marriage IN
Rev. J. W. Whatlcy. and thev imme
diatcly left for Amarillo spending the
day there. and returned here that even
ing Mr. and Mrs Porter went 10 IIig
gins Tuesday 20 spend couple Of DAYS
with Carts parents. who reside there,
before leaving for Oregon. next Mon
dsy. Miami Chief
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19

lIcliogabalus is said tu have had
dish served up composed oi the brains
Of 500 ostrichcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
CANYON SOCIETY.

aVsE fFOhtEiN.
Charles Tadlock. Of Amarillo. was =
caller In the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Harrington
OF Amarillo, visited at the parental c.
l. Notwithstanding home Saturday.
L. ~ Pierce was a caller In Amarillo
Saturday.
clyde Freeman. OF White Deer. Wis.
tied Miss Thclms Black Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Lane left Monday for Saint
Louis and Chicago 10 market.
j. Nj. Redfearn was a caller in ANA.
milo Monday.
Marie Downing visited friends IN
Amarillo Monday.
Roy Wright visited friends In ANA.
rlllo Tuesday.
Nellie and Fave Dunaway were call.
ers In Amarillo Tuesday.
T.. A. Driver and family. visited at
tue bivins ranch Sunday. Doris and
becima Driver are spending a week
With their aunt. Mrs. ]. NJ. Harris,
north OF Amarillo.
airs. Arthur Cross and children vera
callers in Amarillo Thursday.
Mrs. W. T.. Tucker visited her sister
In Amarillo las, week.
Mrs. Leonard and son and Mrs Me.
lntlre and son, are visiting at the ~
T.. Mcintire home this week
Miss Minnie Pearl Pierce was a caller
in Amarillo Saturday.
Misses Gladys Downing and Maud
stewart visited friends in Amarillo
SUNDAY
Misses Alicia and Glendors Abbot,
o. Amarillo were callers n Canyon Sun.
dsv.
Mr. aud Mrs, 7. u Cole. ~ Amarillo
VISITED SUNDAY at the Mrs q. s. Wyatt
home Randall County News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
Clovis Society.

CLOVIS. y NJ, Aug is-Thc mem.
bers Of the Christian Endcsvor % the
Presbyterian Church motored to Rays
ranch IL miles northwest Of Clovis,
Tuesday, where they enjoyed an all day
picnic The day was spent in various
kinds Of games and az noon a bountcous
picnic lunch was spread In the shade
of the trees
Mrs S. Giissamore and Mrs. II.
Osborne left Monday for the eastern
markets where they win buy fall goods
for Grisamorc and osbournc both in
the rcadv.to.wcar and millinery lines.
r s Burns and family LEI, the last
part Of the week for a vacation trip IN
the mountains near Las Vegas
Mrs NJ A. Means Of san Antonio.
Texas. arrived In Clovis to spend sew
cral weeks with her sister Mrs + 4.
Wilson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
DALIiRT SOCIETY.

Mrs Brown. OF Stra,tord. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown.
George Conrad returned Wednesday
from Fort Worth
Mrs G T. Wilson and daughter,
Ermylc are visiting In Missouri
W. u iIudspc,h and J. \. Kennedy
OF Teyline attended Commissioners
Court Monday.
Beatrice Beverly Il visiting Mr. and
Mrs Henry Beverly at Clovis, New
Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs T.. = Martin and family
left last week Tor F1oydada. where they
will visit relatives and friends
Willis Howe and daughter. Bobbie
Of Nara Visa visited relatives in Dal
hart last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Hills returned
| Monday from an extended vacation,
spent In Colorado and Wisconsin
Mrs Pack left Monday for Tulia.
where she VIII attend short course
In home demonstration work.
Miss Edith Fox. bookkecpcr at the
Dalhatt Hardware Co. is taking her
vacation this week
Miss villa Johnson went To Amarillo
"Wednesday % spend few days with
friends
Miss Fern Shackciford returned this
week from Nocona. Texas. where she
has ben visiting her mother She will
each III the Dalhart Schools again this
year
MIR and Mrs. Frank Tatum and son.
Milton, and Mr and Mrs Henry Tandy
returned Monday from an outing at
Eagle Nest Dam
J q Otis has gone 10 waupaca. Wis.
for two o, three weeks visit Mrs.
Otis and Gale have been visiting there
several wccks-Dalhart Texan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
1tttMC ARR SOCIETY

MI, ana Mrs. \ % Col,lcnhor. n,
J. vince the engagement, II ,h,ir d,,rh
- Ruth 10 Joseph s Joscphson a,
{" wort, Rhode Island Miss Goldcn.
10 who has attended the p,rIin,,o,
g. ndHar' ~ wcStchcster. IA for an.
l@.i Tow years aud from which ins,i,u.
! 60 'hc was graduated last June. mo,
va Iosephson while summer,n, j.,
'"poft during 1921 Mr.. Josophsor
D. prominent youns business ma, .,
port The Wedding viii tax. place
90 the Goldcubcrs home in Tucumo,,r,
s.ho time during the fan months
Mrs o. J. Hale entertained a nuuhor
81 little tots on Thursday ,f,,rpr.,,
ll"m y 10 ~ honor OF little Miss p.,s,,
los birthday. After dcllrh,fpi -.
Don NJ games ON thu Lawn IN, chm.
"'n "cre treated 10 birthday cakc and
20 cream la'ots we're dainty n,n,f
'd~Aets 81 candy. The hostess Was "a.
tisted during the Afternoon by uis,
M'fr Jane Armstrong of Belcn
wise Edna Clark aud Miss Z.tta Nav
'r, charming hosicsScs a, a dsn,,nr
T'rty ior a few friends On FRIDAY even.
ins Guests were. Miss Ruth Cold.,.
Lax. Miss Emma Gerhard, Miss Made.
n' Williams Mis-. Lucille Manrcy ana
80 B,bc Chambers and Mcssr- Jim.
my Sirsane Joe Bomcn Miles IIurl,v
H. E"ed,I Albert Anderson ia
y Nou. 'aud, Noyl's and Homer Bur.
t',, and Mcssrs and Mc,dames Charlie.
CIsack and Kelley Richardson.
Mrs " \ Scatun Of Moorel,na
CAshoma. vho Is visiting in the city At
tn home ~ her daughter. Mrs. & 4.
Siftiin. has been guest ~ honor al A
i1mbcr Of social functions the ps,,
wees a. follows
On lr.dIv Mrs {. c. Todd enter
LHcd AZ two tables ~ bridge with IN.
FLOWING guests Me-iamcs Scstop
SDni.ll Stlisin ". " Humphrics
f.Lcs brscoe. D1ck Durdnt and G. c
CLrk.
ON Saturdlv evening NJ and Mrs
c. tide Satan arranged @ delightful
prnic az the Ten Mile lake with swim
% ug
go Noud@r evening Nrs - J Ilii.
entertained ~ cards. Beside, the honor
guest th,ra were present Mcsdstns-
l.W Potter. W. o. Humphrics. 2. q
supple G. :. Ssrtsin. {. { Todd. an,
rss,s Mar, Jan, Armstrong ana La
Gil, Msuucv.
Tuesday evening Mrs Dav, Wal
ts 81 cnt'rislned Tot Mrs Scatun
o. Ne'ln DAY eycnlng Mt and Mrs
L g Sample entertained In honor Of
NJ and AL. Seston and few friends
tn, sl1.an- and scatone vii l,av,
SUNDAY morning for an overland trll
Though the northern section Of IA,
o. - and ali attend the shrine ccre
tl, 10 snd bad ~ Albuquerque duliui
a., after part n this month
Albert PARKER and Miss Ruth Abe
ft-r bid ears cot q merry bunch q
trsit friends fcr o drive 10 the Ter
M.ls Lax, on last Friday evening
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
y j. Woodbridge.

D. NNNNhA ANkNF
Sergeant J H. Eaton left yesterday
for lIis home. In San Antonio. 20 spend
vacation OF probably two months.
Mrs. Bessie A. Caldwell spent few
days on business in Clovis las; week.
]. j. Lash left Saturday for his home.
In Los Angeles. California. He has
been here this summer attending 10 his
real estate business Mr.. Lash has
for the past two or three months been
making trips to the oil fields ~ Cen.
trail Texas and bringing prospectors To
the Plainview country, many Of whom
have bought farms and many more OF
whom will eventually locate here. Mr..
Lash believes
Mr.. and Mrs y. u. Randolph are
anticipating the arrival OF Mr Ran.
dolph's aunt. Mrs. George Calvert. Of
Corpus Christi.
Frank Hassell and family will leave
this week or next for Los Angeles.
Caif., where they viii make their IN.
ture home .-Plainvicw Evening Herald.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
PI.iINyIIW SOCIETY.

Miss Flora Meadow lett Saturday
night tor visit with friends In Last.
land
Miss Fdv White has returned ~ her
home In Eastand. after visit with
Miss Flora Meadows
Sidney \. Price left Yesterday Tor
Gainesville. after spending tn greater
portion Of the summer with his uncle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
.SQQETY
ALvAH u MEYER, EDITOR. PHONE al

Sw mining was the feature Of amuse.
rent
a quiet home wedding occurred on
Sunday morning. August -, nj the
lone of the bride IN this city. when
Mlnr Hazel Hauscr was united In mar
riige 10 Carol e Conway Miss llauser
Is the daughter Of Nil. N"lle llauser.
slrcrintcndcnt ~ county schools. Mr..
Conway will be at the head % the En-
t,c schools the coming term. where
Nrs CONWAY will assist as teacher.
18th Mr. and Mrs. Conway are popular
m school circles. having attended State
N1rinsi University at las Vegas for
several years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
EX-SENATOR GOss To TALK
Mt CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Ex-senator Goss OF this district. will
speak ~ the morning hour SUNDAY at
the firs, Christian Church He viii
t"ik on The Divinity % Jesus Christ
from Lawyers Standpoint An are
invited 10 attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-19
Fl COUNTIES TO SEND
TEACHERS TO CANYON
Special 10 The News

Special 10 The News
CANYON. Aug. iS.--i'rofcssor II ".
Morelock conductor Of the Consolidated
Teachers Institute. announces that the
institute will begin NJ tho West Texas
state Normal College on September 4.
and continue through september stu
This convention will be- attended hv the
teachers Of u counties Ia the panhaudl.
and VIII Ice the largest Institute In point
~ attendance IN this section OF the
state
The bes, possible program and one
that is more complete than any that
has ever been planned for a previous ia.
stitute has been arranged. and every
thing viii be done Ia make 10 the yely
best institute IN Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
BUSINESS TIPS
BY Albert Apple

BY Albert Apple
The coal strike already has Increased
the nations fuel bill. Orders that nor
maliy go to unionized coal fields now
are shifted by brokers to open, ,shor
mines especially West Virginia. Read
freight hauls to consumers. Thus in
creased freight charges have raised the
average price OF coal paid by consum'
ers at destination, though orders now
can be placed at mines at about the
same average mine price as before
the strike.
Coal Imports
British coal production continue:
mounting. Welsh mines expect brisk ex-
ports to our country during the Goa
strike. Welsh coal lately has beer
brought over in ballast. It will find Its
market along seaboard Moving into in
terror, 1t runs into competition with
high railroad rates.
Wales is capable OF supplying fourth
OF the coal needed In the American
market Her monthly exports now arr
enough to supply American consumer
five days.
OH Output Gains
Crude oil production is close to l.5o0,
900 barrels a week. or about fifti
more than q year ago
Gasoline is retailing at average Of {
fraction above q cents gallon TIT
country over.
Foreign Trade
Comparing now with year ago, two
thirds OF the dGline in exports Is II
manufactured goods. That IL, measured
in money instead OF tonnage. Februar!
exports Of manufacturers ready for con
sumption s4.684.266 against S2ls, ,+07, "a
in February, 1921.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
Let Us Help You
BUILD YOUR HOME
Edwards Brothers
& Eck@ls
Real Estate-Insurance
522 Simpson Bldg. Phone 1852
REAL ESTATE
WANT A HOMIE?

Beautiful six-room brick bungalow.
Hardwood floors throughout. Fire place.
book cases, French doors and breakfast
room. Located on beautiful lot south
west. Price and terms given on ap.
pontment.
Very attractive five-room. hollow-tile
bungalow Splendid location southwest
Two blocks from school and four blocks
from Main street. Hardwood floors.
fire place, book cases. tile bath. break.
fast room. Lot "a feet frontage. Rose
garden. One OF the best buys in the
town. Price and terms given on ap-
pointment.
Neat five.room new bungalow. East
front corner lot. Splendid location
northwest Price for quick sale $500.
$500.00 cash will handle.
A very attractive flve-room bungalow.
Just being completed. Splendid location
southwest Paved street. French doors.
breakfast room, driveway and garage.
Very classy little place. Moderate price.
Price and location furnished gladly.
Neat sixroom bungalow. Splendid
neighborhood. Paved street S. W. Real
good buy at S5,50O,0O. Moderate cash
payment will handle.
A wonderfully arranged east front.
fiveroom bungalow. Just completed.
Hardwood floors, French doors. break.
fast room. shower bath. driveway and
garage, servants house. Beautiful loca.
ton $. w. If you are hard to please,
don't fail to let us show you this place.
Beautiful five.room bungalow; latest
lines in architecture. Very elegantly
furnished. Everything in first-class con.
dition. Tile bath. built.in tub, mirror
book cases. French doors. II you are
looking for something up.to-date where
q reasonable cash payment will handle,
let us show you this place.
Neat seven.room bungalow. In first.
class condition. Two blocks from car
line Northwest. Price for quick sale.
S., 250. 90. 81 10000 cash will handle.
Neat five.room bungalow located on
McI.ish Avenune. $. W. Living room
goes clear across the front. Fire place
Splendid buy for 100000. Let us show
you this place.
Neat four.room bungalow. l00Nl50 IT,.
lot on Bixby Avenune. 5. W. Price for
puick sale s2.750.00.
LOTS.
Three beautiful lots on BiXby avenue,
IN the heart Of the best resident section
IN the city. Two facing south and one
facing north. Ranging from so to 62ls
feet frontage by $50 feet deep. Also
beautiful northeast looxi5o foot lot on
McLish Avenunc. High terrace lot. A
beautiful building site.
INVESTMENTS
Two brick buildings located on Main
Street. Also two splendid building sites
located on West Main street All priced
worth the money. II you are looking
for an investment let us show YOU
these places.
II II is home a loan. insurance. a
lot or an investment see what we
have.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
WORLDS MARKETS
The Ardmorete is the only paper in Southern
Oklahoma carrying today's market. TO-DAY
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO.-Selling of May wheat
against purchase Of July led to an early
decline today In nearby delivery Of
wheat and to an upturn IN later months.
Selling due more or less to reports OF
liberal quantities Of wheat being brought
to Chicago from Missouri to fill May
contracts on the other hand. some un-
certainty prevailed as to the crop con-
dltions for winter wheat. The opening
was varied from II cent off to l cent adj
vance, which was followed by material
further set back for May and continu-
ed relative strength in July and Sep
tember.
Heavy stocks Of corn and oats at
north W estern terminals had q bearish in
fluence here ON both cereals. After op-
ening unchanged to quarter cent lower
corn underwent q moderate genral sag.
oats startd unchanged to = cent W
and later showed signs Of lack of sup
port
Provisions were lifted by an advance
ia hogs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
NOTICE OF sHERlFF,s SALE.

In the District Court for Carter County,
state OF Oklahoma-Roy Aston. Plaintiff,
VS.. Nancy Allison, Defendant--No. 1904:
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue OF an execution issued to me
out OF the district court OF Carter county.
Oklahoma, | will on the 7th day Of April.
1922, at o'clock p. m. Of said day, at the
front door of the court house in Ardmore,
Oklahoma, offer at sheriffs sale, to the
highest and best bidder for cash in hand.
with appraisement, the following described
property. to-wit: One Chandler passen-
ger automobile of 1920 model, motor No.,
licence No. -. and appraised at $500
The above described property Is sold a.
the property OF defendant, Nancy Allison,
and Is directed by said order Of sale to be
sold as upon execution with appraisement
according to law, to satisfy Judgment In
favor OF plaintiff for Sl55. together with
interest from the LIST day Of September,
1921, at per cent per annum, and all
costs. Il. c. LONDON, Sheriff.
By f. J. COWLES. Deputy. 27-l0
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
REAL ESTATE
W@Have a Home
For You

5.room house with breakfast room
and bath. south front on Third Ave.
southwest, east of railroad, beautifully
frnished and decorated throughout,
hardwood floors. French doors, etc.
A bargain, at $3.50. $500 will
handle
One of the most attractive homes
in the city olcated in Southwest on
McLish Street 5-rooms. breakfast room
and bath, screend proches, hardwood
floors, convenient built in features.
Furnished with beautiful new furni-
ture OF will sell unfurnished. This
is an exceptionally nice place and
priced lower than il could be built
Let us show you this place.
Fourth Ave, Southwest, seven rooms
and bath. This is one of the pret
test places in the city and aIt excep-
tional opportunity at $1,000 terms.
A good buy in room house
with bath located on b street, north.
west, cannot be beaten for $1,000 at
liberal terms.
We have many other attractive
homes at prices that will sell. We
have also vacant lots located in every
part Of the city. priced right. We
are prepared to give the location
you want and built the home you
have planned.