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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17

fellow Cutshaw Is one OF the greatest
ball players In teh country. Very few
men, it IL true ever have succeeded In
one biz league after playing IN inc
other but cutshaw IS the type VINO
may do that same thin". lie Is q smart
lnaa. ono o: the hra!n.cst in the bust
ness, ana on. who does lot OF think
iu. Detroit needs much stead! think
ing 10 supplement- coobs erratc brill
harcy. II these iwn fellows cotton TO
,.irh other, Detroit may so long way.
ono On jim corbett.
Heard :, good yarn ab"u; Jim Corbett
III. other day, told rs jim Corbett or
IA ,hrr or jan. who WAS visiting his old
home in san francisco. Il is one Of tho
yur.as that Jim never told on himself,
and i happened at the old Olympic
club when he Was just starting his
Ia:rcr
Ehcrc was !; batiicr III Frisco in those
days noted for his Sttnginess and his
low, Of money. and this story. perhaps,
,nte!cS him To the medal az champion
,!i;!fw"G. There had been considerable
talk about 4 match between Curbctt and
this Fellow. Corbctt WIS determined TO
settle til" question. hut the fellow re-
fused 10 meet him. Finally Corbctt Of
!,r,i the tiGhtwad ten dollars OF his own
money II IN" latter would get into the
r!Ha wsth him.
Til" ntckcl-Erabbcr hated 10 do it,, but
the rHmcy was big temptation. and he
finally agreed.
II you're getting 1t too hot the ref
cree smd kindly. Just say Enough.
and I'll stop f."
Tie follow nodded his Iead, folded the
tcn-dollnr note and placed it in his
mouth. Corbrtt noticed the move. ana
said 10 HIS second: I'll knock that loose
from his mouth"
Corhctt spent six rounds batting the
fellow art:nh, punch after punch in the
mouth. and The fellow wahblcd and star-
grrcd around. holding his lips close TO-
TrthCr and refusing 10 make 4 sound.
He got 4 Gcaw on RHmcnrSS, then loOS-
cUcG W. Spat out bunch OF teeth and
the t"n-d"ll;ur hin and Eulpcd: 81 win
you couldn't knock 1t out OF my mouth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
Of
BOXING MEET
GATHER TODAY
JUDGES cHAnNAN OF coNM1rxNH
-ArHLET1o DIRECTOR AND
TINED TO CONFER
Big Tournament At Y. n. c. A. Friday
ind Saturday OF This Week Will
DRAW Many.

This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the Of
fetal judges, the cnicial timer. chair
man OF the boxing committee Of the 7.
NJ c. A. and the director OF athletics
~ the association VII, gather III the
Fort Henry Club to complete plans 1Hr
tho first annual boxing tournament OK
the association which opens next Fiji
day. Frank Schmidt ami George Phillips
are the Judges. and Bob shepherd is the
timer Wright Hugus - chairman or
the boxing committee ard IL. 5. Cal!ow-
hin the ply steal director.
Tn. purpose to complete plans t"1
the tourney SO TAR there are - boyS
entered. the best showing in the Ohio
Valley, with several more expected to
nle their entries before midnight to-
iEht when tho lists are to be declared
closed.
1t will be decided this afternoon how
many can be- staged. and when the first
VIII be scheduled four.
Interest in the tournament; Is grow
INK daily. and there are many demands
for invitations Az there will be no adj
mission. one can attend only by invita-
ton.
Tho drawings viii close At midnight
tonight but any received tomorrow,
puStmarkcd before cdran. cmfwyp shr
postmark before will be con stdcred. and
passed upon.
Jack Dillon. veteran Pittshur r>
sportsman will 10 tho rnfer~c OF nil
bouts. Each will lie of tire" two minute
sessions. and there prnmis" II hn more
real boxing III" last w days of this week
than ever before IN the Atst"ry Of
WhrsIi0S
Tho following IS m" official entry
list as announced last night 10y NJ" CAL
,Dwhiu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
H1l no01oxs econ.

MartinsburG. W. Va, April 1t:-xns
prospects for an apple cr61 u III: 81.
chard belt Of West virginia. including
shire and Mineral counties, is the best
In history for the orchards as . whole,
according to information developed By
any inquiry made here to-day Of grow
ers who have holdings IN the various
actual examination Of tho condition OF
the trees and buds at this time; The
same thing is true Of the peaches, 1t
was said. as we'll as Of the smaller
fruits. although tho commercial import.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
DESMOND HARD-R RIDING.
NERO IN "FIGHTIN MAD"

L 10 thrilling story 0. rapid acton.
aSlirE with love. romance and advec-
|ure which william reSnoaI ToStraTs
b "F!ghtin' Mad" witch opens az III"
PlAsa to-day for 4 three da~- ~ngare-
%hSnt. In this story. ~" y"uthtn. hero
Winds life on ranch too Qnic, :" sr:
Ms sdtepturops disposition a"I decides
% Join Us Bnr,l-: II troll. H. Gets Il
'1torrry rec1 tciuu frcU, his futur" com
3ades. bur his tw"-F,~t"d way "f meet
lhe all obstacl.> w!uS him 2 Hl?"" AL
lfrIends who sti'h {" him 10 his '!ar!nc
20 rcs,G" thC SIX Ot h." Iofc
'srom bandits
q ON this sam. ir"Gtau with i'rsr,"nh
A. The S,.-ca mint. funny i.nrr; S'rgr.''..
n his i,,tsS' hIs"'.-i .t'.i ....fi 'ldyH' ~
Vehicle. IT." SiH.. liam! larry 60
k..nly gets hi~ aId -, duties riN"d
Nv round the hac; "rd 81 Z, city iu"Itr..
- Plaza News W"CN.! - a." screened.
Nnfch goes Z" MAX" uH u ra"'i"n pt"tI:"
M lat u hard TO beat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
NV Rheumatism,

lI"alach., ami stomach Trouble are all
zone. I,r. IiurkhJrt vas kind enough TO
send me / treatment Of pr. lturkhart =
y.,,,rt:Ir CnmrnunG. ! could feel u
.,,;,"g, Tor In meier III 4 short tnH
am now c"mplct,ir restored. Rev. w.
Ha"!r.'. iIarIIl;rH. rHt.
write ;"-L1! Without dci&N for Il treat .
MN; l%.r Wuvu cured. Address 6:l
Mlin -. ,"nriun1'i. =. "n days treat
,n"nt 81 70 dag SOC. All Druggists
NiN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
BISHOPS LOSE
To ELM GROVE

In Q game that started like a hard
fought battle. the Bishops of the west
End wsllloped the Elm Grove A c. nins
yesterday afternoon on the Elm Grove
grounds TO the tune OF 1873. At the
end Of the NTH inning. The score was
Al. and it looked like the gone would
be Il pitchers duel. but four runs In
the sixth by the bishops started the to-
bobOggon..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
By HUGH FULLERTON

Tny'rc OFT. The baseball season ~
open, and mos; Uc The openers nave
lacks or better. and ti.cc are sitting
behind pat hands. Three - least are
In on four-flusnrS. with no signs o.;
having I chance TO catch enough 10
IL! the hard.
The results II the spring training
have been disastrous I" several clubs"
md rs usual. we find 4 number or the
teams IN worse condition Tor the start
OF the season than the! were Tort
night uf;er the ridlculouSly carly start
south.
Both G." the Eoston Gibbs BROOKLYN
Cincinnati! Pittsburgh. II" tNiciS"
Cubs, Cleveland and tn" 81. Louis
Cards appear - have gained strength
during the training season.. rom o.
tho New York clubs, the chicago w ni'e
SuN. the Detroit Tigers ami the I'm
vinnat! Reds sc"rn to have lost stTen&th
at !cas, 10 have fallen below their
press Rgeu, claims.
Dodgers Make Big Gain
The greatest gains OF tho spT!n- ap-
rear - have been made by the fr""N-
lyn Dodgers The settling down o.
Eurthcr. WHO seems 1t last determines
70 show whn, is in him. the discovery
ard DEVELOPMENT Of Young talent anu
wisc heads--<ucc as Whit,ed-makc
the DODGERS logical first division com
tenders ard rank them ahead OF tne
boston braves.
The greatest loss suffered has been
in the champion New York Narkees'
although the Giants AID the pe'ro'e
Tigers also have suffered the .Iiah'S
through Frirhs injury. and the Tigers
through tno r.dlur" o. Young I" come
hack. ~ was h"n.d a. and tA"n through
tho rrioplInE az Cobb.
Tho Sl;uHi'"n N III" Fank"" tcA'n ~
extremely h;.d--so had that nhlpN>
drastic steps AFRO taken to restore US
rirI.rc ana civ" IN" mararcr power 10
ma u;.." nia "wu club. mo team "'"'
cn.!ane.. utterly.
yankees Arc DisorEantzsd
Tho rebellion ~ Mays. who after
rct.v display of temper on the hciu WIS
mod Lv Nanng"~ ITuCSins. and who re-
hcIled aga.rs' the fn|. brought OUT ITO
tru. conditions IN m" team. These
ronai,,nae wcr" bal la: year. 50 had
tina, tAo PLAYERS, vii" rhj"cted TO Hug
cins's rue, practically assumed charge
n. tho team Ten days prior TO the world
series last fAN The series was run
hv , rcrroli.tcN rn'N"- than by the man
,rcr With ruth and Fcrk cutting IN or
aIr-q.,--. Tho results were not entire
~ h1?N".
Thor. hrvc been symptoms of serious
characterization n ~" team this spring
and TOO many stars spoil the milky
wav az IL" TSal'rist remarked. Inc
repor,s from the pr"ss agents IN the
gou.h this spring have been yelled. but
private reports cnHfirm tho fear mat
Hpsyjns - not any more popular with
.ba rIaye~s, or with two factions OF
,hc-, than 10 was hcforc the deal which
took lcck away and which many believe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
MAYFIELD NAME
Will APPEAR ON
TICKET TUESDAY
Civil ''Dpeals Court Issues
MaEIate to Dissolve Re-
straining Order of
District Court.

DALLAS - The fifth court OF civil
appeals this morning issued a mandate
to the 77th district court at Grocsbecis
ordering dissolved the temporary re-
stralnng order granted there prevent.
Ing the name OF Earle B. Mayf.eld
gong on the ballots The action was
taken on motion OF w. A. Keeling.
attorney general and L A. Sutton. ono
Of his assistants.
IL was said that tho action left tho
way open for Mayneld's namo TO be
Ilaced in the ballots az the democratic
material nominee, no far rs the court
at Groesbeck and here is concerned.
The states attorney In asking final
order OF tho court OF appeals. was bas-
I'd on returns up 10 10 o'clock this morn
Ing. and no order or notice there had
been filed with the supreme court seek
ing review OF the court OF the appeals
and that lack of time would prevent
presentation OF such writ OF error
before the election
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
CONSUMERS PLAN
COLD STORAGE IN
The NEAR FUTURE
Addition VIII Give City and
Vicinity Facilities Second
to None in Entire
State.

Tho Consumers Light and Power
company are planning more improve
ment at their already extensive plant
iu this city.
This time IL is TO be large cold stor
age house for additional ice storage.
This building when completed will
have u capacity OF 5000 tons, and will
mean an additional investment of 500.
900 for the company here.
With the plant already second to
none in the state, this addit onal inn
rrovement Will give Ardmore and vicin.
ity service equal to the best.
The local company, one Of the many
subs.deries OF the North American
Light and Power company, has been
building UP their properties in Oklaho-
ma TO point OF high efficiency. and
his demonstration Of additional improve
ment here has been well received by
business interests OF Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
CHILD'S FRIEND
Will VISIT CITY
Judge Lindsey Will Lecture
at Convention Hall Soon
Under Auspices Of the
Local Clubs.

Judge Ben Il. Lindsey OF Denver. %
friend Of every hoy In the county. and
Juvenile Judge Of International fame b.
coming to Ardmorc within the next few
days 10 deliver a lecture at Convention
Hall, unirr the auspices " one az th,
lncnl clubs.
Judge Lindsey has been In this see.
ten Of IN, country before on chautau.
Iua tours, ~ he needs no introduction
he has made a place for himself In the
heart of every kid who has gotten into
trouble. and lie never tells the world
what the boys tell him.
Two years ago Judge Lindsey wa
sentenced TO jail FOR refusing TO breal
the confidence of lad he had befriend.
ed. Zip to this time he had not served
the sentence, nor has he dlvulsed what
the hoy told him, 1t is rel orted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
Hardwick viii Use
Official Power to
Punish KidnaperS

ATLANTA - Governor Hariw.ck an
nounced that the fun power given to
him by law Will be used to assist In the
arrest and prosecution OF the men who
kidnapped Il. +. Mills OF Macon. Satur.
day night and cluhbed him into un.
consciousness.
Following the attack Mills made a
report OF the ease 10 Governor Hard.
wick by telephone and was quoted as
saying that a man claiming to De an
emissary from tho governor csmc to
see and get the details of the attack but
Governor ilardwick declared he had
sent no one.
In his statement TO the Macon police
Mills declared his ASSISTANTS We're mem
bers OF the ku Klux Klan \ formal
statement was issued by members of
the Macon khan. declaring the khan
had nothing to DO with the attack.
Mills ascribci business jealousy a. the
cause ot the attack. lie was kidnapped
about a year ago and carried to "a
Macon cemetery where he was whip.
ped IN the presence OF his ~ year old
son
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
DOughnutS Will Be
Sold Wednesday to
Aid Army Work

pouehnU,s, just like tho Salvation
Army lass!cs served TO wounded dough
bows IN France, VIII bo sold TO the pub.
lie here on Wednesday, according to
Captain Maggie Nobbs who IL busy
today getting things In shape for u
record-brealSing sale.
Funds from the salo viii ~ toward
meeting the expenses oc the army
work in Arlmore. and Of extending thu
work to meet conditions Of the winter.
Contributions OF doughnWs have
lcen promised Captain Nobts and she
asks that they be delivered ut the
citadel not later than o'clock Wed.
ncsday morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
Crime WAVE IS
WANING IN CITY
Fewer Arrests During October
are Reported BY Police;
Major Number Cases
Were Convictions.

With only PSI arrests during the
month OF October the "crime wave
has been reduced considerably. q com.
parison with records FOR the month
previous disclose. OF This number there
wero $50 convictions secured IN mumt
cIpal court under Judge VI. 4. Stanley
Amounts received on fines aud bond
forfeltures amounted to. s9iO.50. while
S2l95O was collected ON commitments,
bringing the total cash receipts TO ST..
1jo. Street wor, by prisoners totolcd
igi days. Sixty prisoners remained in
Jail on the last day %, the month
During September 292 arrests were
made, 1855 persons wcrc convicted and
sl.Ii2 was collected on fines. iorfei.
lures and commitments.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
LEE CRUCE WINDS UP
CAMPAIGN TONIGHT,

Former Governor Lee Cruce is oN-
recting great welcome from his
townspeoplc when he comes back to.
night to deliver a message for tho ben-
eft OF tho Democratic ticket az Con
Vonton Hall.
4 great Democratic lovcfeast viii
start at z o'clock and viii continue un-
al a late hour Many prominent speak.
crs will be on hand to assist in winding
un the campaign aud outline the .s
sue al stake.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
KDDlES, WATCH
PUZZLES IN ADS

Riddles, II YOU are handy with the
scissors and can piece together pug.
les Il Ia an almost assured fact that
YOU will attend tho big circus here
Wednesday The Ardmoreite is giving
tickets 20 the first ten klddics that
clip all the parts OF hugo hippo.
notamus from advertisements la to.
lay spaper aud paste them together.
then bring the complete puzzle to the
Ardmoreltc office.
The merchants are meeting the
kiddics more than half way for they
arc offering exceptional bargains
for both the young and the old In
these advertisements.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
Race Suicide Not
Feared in ArdmOre
Statistics Reveal

Race suicide is not feared in Ardmore.
'aklng last months reports on vital
statistics, which has just been com.
pieted by Miss Nancy Center. newly ap.
pointed statistician.
twenty three male and % female
births were reported as against a total
OF ~ deaths. Sixteen OF he deaths
We're Of males, and five Of females.
or the deaths there was only one
from contagious diseases. two from
gun shot wounds. one poison. one scci.
dental.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
EIGHT INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENTS
HERE ON SUNDAY
Two Men in Wilson Hos
pital Reported in Critical
Condition; Man and
Wife at Hardy's.
OFFICERS CONFER
ON SPEED EVILS
Joe Taylor Favors Taking
Car From Reckless Driv-
ers to Curb Accidents.

Eight persons were injured one
horse was killed, two automobiles are
wrecked ana two wagons are complete
ly demolished as the results of a sc.
rIes Of accidents Sunday afternoon and
night on the roads near Ardmore.
The injured are Pat and u. Wat.
kins OF Wilson, an aged furniture ma.
ker and salesman named Lowe and
woman, all In the Wilson hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Henry. of the Camp
bell baking company. at Hardy sani-
tarium; and Graham Alexander and
Pete Michael. slightly injured.
According to reports at noon the
Watkins brothers and Roy Henry were
in q critical condition. The others are
expected to recover within a couple OF
weeks.
Cadillac l. Wrecked
According To officers the Watkins
brothers and Mr. and Mrs. Henry were
in n Cadillac when they hit Lowe and
a woman who We're in a. light delivery
wagon. One horse was instantly killed
and the other hurt. The wagon was de-
molishcd Tho accident occurred at the
junctios OF the Wilson and billiard
road. Il is said.
Officers 0re investigating tho acci.
Continued IN page seven)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
COMMISSIONERS MEET
FOR SHORT SESSION,

Tho board OF county commissioners
.rN in regular session ot the court
house today. hut ON account ~ other
matters pending, nothing but salary
warrants will be allowed
The board will recess this afternoon
until after the election. aud no further
business VIII be transacted until Wed.
uU day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
.DABEL WANTS TRAINS
RESTORED ON FRISCO

The Idabcl chamber OF commerce has
made "a protest against the Frisco rail.
way company In thoir delay In restor-
ing the two passenger trains which
were taken of during the strike sew.
efsll months ago.
la letter to the local chamber of
commerce, II is stated that tn Choc-
taw Lumber company Of ldabcl has
loaned Two locomotives to the Frisco
so that lumber and cotton could bo
moved from that section W tho state
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
WAR TROPHIES TO ms
GIVEN rO Oiti.iHOMt 4

OKLAHOMA CIrY-The state OF
oklahoma l. 90 receive two per cent
of all trophies taken by the American
army from the Germans. under the
plan ~ distribution worked out by
those In charge ~ the war trophies In
Washington. according to word reach.
ing department headquarters ~ the
American legion here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
NEWMAN FIRE SALE
TO CONTINUE WEEE

While the men swooped down on the
Newman sale just Ike a a9cl, Of WON.
on do when there's "a bunch OF bargains
TO he had, not more than half OF thu
offerings were a,en, SO the sale con
timcs through this week.
Many valuable buslms are sun To-
be found Ia the collection OF weultn.
apparel and clothing that Mr.. Newman
has ON sale An Of the STUFF that Is u.
fercd is in good condition the damaged
stock having beer rrned over TO ,he
salvation Army tu, ,nc needy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
CAR SHORTAGE HURTS
HASKELL SJUCkMl>

HAsKELL.-Bcng handicapped hy
the inability OF the Midland Valley
railroad to furnish stock cars to ship
their cattle TO the Kansas city mar.
ket. Henry Crook aud Lee Elliot drove
Two hundred and fifty head of Eat
grass cattle to Muskogoe this week and
shipped from TIE yards of the Katy
railroad. This Is tho first time that
such large number has been driven
to nearby towns IN order that cars
could be had.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
PRESS ASSOCIATION
TO MEEr AT NORMAN

NORMAN. Tho fall meeting n tho
Oklahoma interschclaslic Press assocla.
tion will be held Saturday. November
n at the University of oklahoma, IN
conjunction with tho Missouri. Sooner
homecoming game according to II. II.
Herbert. director of the school OF jour.
nnlism. who is sccretary.trcaaurer
General Griffin, Enid president OF
tho organization will preside. Talks
and discussions on the general sub
iect N improvement 10 highschool pub.
licatIOns are listed ON the program.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
Election Party

It's our party again TUESDAY
night when the final count from
the great battle Of the year isstag-
ed in oklahoma
The Ardmoreite will get returns
from all elections held in the Unit
ed States Tuesday and will flash
them on a screen across the street
from the Ardmoreite office.
The county VIII be covered fully
and these returns win be given Just
as the precinct judges are heard
from
You're invited so come early ana
stay late
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
PETTY THIEVES PLY
TRADE In ARDMORE

Petty ihleyery is on the increase ,ac.
,otdlng to reports made to the police
dep,rtment over sunday nlsht snd
Monday morning. keports cam. from all
.e,ti,ns of the city. bu, none " the
amounts we're large.
While other cities In the state. and
especially those towns Ia this section
rerc reporting theft uf automobiles. the
local department records show no auto
thefts for the past week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
Clearing HOUSE CondItInn

NEW YORK o. Tho actual condi
ton OF the clearing house banks and
trust companies FOR the week shows
that they hold s4,0S6. .eiO deficit In r..
serve. This Is decrease OF y55.2eg
from last week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-06
| residing Elder NeuO
Pastor of Broadway;
Cochran to Purcell
Rev. J. T. Mcclure Returned
One of Best Reports at
the Hobart Conference /;
Comes Here Well Recon-
mended for Post.

Rev. j y. Mcclure. Tor TWO years
presiding elder ot the Oklahoma city
district, has been appointed pastor
Of broadway Methodist church 10 f.n
the vacancy caused by the assignment
oil Dr Ashley Chappeil TO the Central
Methodist church AT Ashsyile. y. c.
Rev Frank Cochran. has been asso-
ciate pastor OF Broadway Methodist has
been assigned to the Methodist church
at Purcell.
These assignments were read ~ the
annual conference at Hobart this morn
ing and are effective Immediately
Rev. Mcclure has been serving some
OF the largest pastorates in Methodism
for number OF years, having served
at Fort Smith. Ark, where no succeed
ed in building a great church. lie
was also pastor OF = church n Dallas.
Texas. and pastored at the University
church at Bcrkerly. Cal
For the period OF ten years Rev. Nc
Clure was connected with the Texas
Sunday school association, two years
as president and eight as executive
chairman. His work on the Oklahoma
City district the past TWO years has
been remarkable and the report from
his district was by far the best report
OF any OF the seven districts in the
west Oklahoma conference.
Cochran Did Good Work
Rev. Cochran has been associate pas
tor here FOR about siX months. having
been transferred from the oil field
whore he had been doing Il great wor,
as u missionary. His aim In going 10
the oil field was TO hclp clean 1t up
and put church m every community
lie would have succeeded had he MOI
been changed to Ardmore. 10 Is BE-
lcyed He won the title OK "Ou Field
SkypIlot," and is as proud Of 1t a.
be was OF that OF Associate Pastor
The church as Purcell ranks as ou.
of the best appointments IN The Okla
homl City district