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The Seward gateway., 1922-12-19

Eddie O'Brien, and Jimmy Lewis, burglars pitcher and seconds baseman, 'Sld in Toledo in connection with a $1,500,000 mail robbery. Sears infer nation is said to have caused capture of five others, who were not in the Vallejo game, on accusation in this robbery.
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-19
HEBREW AUTHOR PASSES
 AWAY IN PALESTINE HOME

JERUSALEM, December 19-Ele H. Ben Yahadu, world famous Hebrew author died here last Saturday. His funeral, which was held this morning was the largest seen in Palestine, a great many thousand persons accom- panying the remains to the place oi burial
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-19
REMOVE APPENDIX

LONDON, December 19-The Daily Mail in today's isue states that the appendix of the kings youngest son will be removed within the next two days by surgical operation.
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-19
FOOD COSTS INCREASING

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec.- 1S.- Both wholesale and retail food prices increased two per cent during the month of November, according to fig- ures made public today by the de- partment of labor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
"A Newspaper That Serves
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1922.
BRINGING NEW BUSINESS

QUITE number OF oil well supply houses are
II preparing to establish businesses in Ardmore al
once. The new oil field activity is directly respon
sible for this. 1t is said that at least II will locate
here, some OF them permanently ii the proper ar
rangements can be made
The thing that has stood in the way OF the
Immediate location OF these houses is the antagon-
ism OF some property owners rather the inclina-
hon by property owners ito boost the prices OF prop
sFtv suitable for these lcatons.
The Ardmoreite calls upon these property owners
n question to view this matter in the broader light
Of general public good rather than with view OF
Eeting u few extra dollars. Don't jeapordize the
possibility OF bringing new firms to the city by
Eing TO get rich off OF 4 few acres OF land.
Oil well supply houses good tenants. They
create no nuisances neither their activities OBJ
nosio,rs. Their business is clean and the man whose
house adjoins the location Of OF them need have
20 fear OF disturbances or undue noise.
Ardmore needs these supply houses. And it
needs them right in Ardn,ore. Already oyertures
are being made, to locate them at Lone Grove and
other outlying towns. And they will go such
places unless Ardmore shows the proper spirit
One OF Tulsas primary stimulants in the early
Days OF the oil game was the location OF supply
houses The opportunity is ours now, let's not pass
r. up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
THE JEWISH RELIEF

so many charity calls have been made upon gener-
Gus Americans that one is inclined to swear OFF
entirely from contributing to foreign causes. This
relief and thar relief have been launched. some oi
them worthy and some OF them not, until the aver
age citizen wonders il charity shouldn't begin al
home and remain there permanently
One call, however is upon us, that deserves every
encouragement at our hands 1t is the ewsh Re-
lief campaign. In the first place there thousand:
OF children starving. This in itself should command
our offerings. But another thing. The Jews OF oui
community dig down with Us ior every Gentle cam
paign that comes along assisting cheeriuy and gen.
ercusly. They have right TO expect US TO help
Lheir people in their dire distress.
Tags will be sold Saturday You can, do less
than to give
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
DRY STARS

THE use OF white star, in homes and places oi
business 20 signify obedience to the letter and
spirit OF prohibition is urged by the Womens Chris
han Temperance Union. and it is good thing.
There will be some reluctance to start this dem
oY,stration in many communities because OF the
lear OF being laughed Once started however the
movement is likely TO grow. The majority almost ev-
anywhere are strongly in favor OF prohibition other
wise it would never have been adopted and never
sustained. Acquiescence present is doubtless more
grberal than scofisrs would have the public believe
Asrecent estimate shrnks the 200O00O American
drinkers OF pre-prohibition times TO mere couple
cf million And the number is now steadily dimin
isting, largely because OF the lear aroused by the
w1xe OF illness and death spread by poisonous boot
lefr frliquor and home brew
A white star in the window certainly Is beoe
ntan purple wreath on the door.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
HONA WAKES TO HOME

The next morning after her restora.
ton 10 her own home Ilona awoke
with i start. She had been dreaming
that she and Stella had been chasing
the same gay butterfly. They were
youngsters again. and barefooted. Just
as she rad reached out her hand 10
grasp the lovely creature Stella had
pushed her roughly. causing her 10
fall down and cut her head on a sharp
stone. and she had then snatched the
butterfly triumphantly mp in her two
hands.
As she dreamed. Iona stirred un.
easily Her childhood chum was cruel.
Her eyes darted hatred at the van.
quished one, as she lay crying on the
ground. Rubbing her eyes still from
the poignant realism OF the dream
Ilona awoke startled and looked abou,
her.
Her surroundings bewlldered her at
first. Where was she? What was the
meaning OF this silken splendor? She
put out a hand 10 feel OF the rose.
colored covers. She stared incredulous.
ly al the embroidered sheets which
covered her, then at the softly tinted
walls and beautiful hangings. In a
flash she remembered the events Of
The day before, and her sudden change
10 all this splendor. She got up and
leaned on one elbow as she lived over
again the events OF the past twenty.
four hours, and realized thar she was
at home" in her rishtful surround
inss.
Following this realization came an
acute longing for the old life. the
awakening in her own tent the early
morning dip in the nearest brook. the
splendid roushness OF it all. She want
ed her hard bed on the floor. her
simple blanket as covering. the sound
OF the sypsles al their morning ablu.
tons. the smell Of the peat fires. That
was life, not this.
nona choked down sob as she
lay thinking. She laughed to herself
as she remembered that she had once
longed TO he surrounded by luxury.
Now she was. and what were her
true fellngs? They were indescribable
TO say the least. For true morning
happiness one must have the smell
Of the pines and the wide spaces
in ones nostrlls.
"Ilona,' called soft voice. "Iona,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
HUGO DICTIONARIES
COMMEND LONDON

HUGO, Okla.-Members Of the
Lock Sanders post. American lie.
gion. fully endorse the appointment
oi one Of their compatrlots, Ew.
ing {. London OF Ardmore, as
temporary Sheriff OF Carter county,
following the temporary suspension
OF Buck Garrett on custer proceed.
inss.
The members at their regular
meeting voted a letter Of com.
mendation 10 Commander London
Tor his work in Ardmore and for
the name he has given the Amer.
can Legion in the stands for law
and order at any cost.
Members of the Lock Sanders
post feel that London as a rep.
resentative Of the legion has fur.
thered the principles OF the or.
gani2ation TO such an extent That
he should receive q word OF com.
mendation for his work and his
leadership Of the Ardmore legion.
Vote Of apprec alton will be
sent Judge oldfleld. Words OF
commendalion will be sent London
personally and also TO the George
r. Anderson post Of Ardmore for
their support OF their commander
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
He GOLDEN GIRL

dear child" and the wonderfully deli.
cate new mother poked O smiling face
into the-room. Her negligee marvel
IF layenders and srays, scent of all
the most delicious flowers preceding
her entrance. Wnat a mother
lnstinctively. at the note Of endear.
ment in her mothers voice. Iona
stretched out her arms invitingly.
Mother, dear" she called, Il was
just trying TO remember everything
Come and help your foolish Iona.
Come. mother mine, I'm like a lost
sheep somehow or other. And, oh.
mother. | miss the smell of the fir
fires SO. Can't YOU understand
My darling said Mrs. Cameron,
olasping, her daughter 10 her. "forser
them and look at the exquisite per.
fumes l have chosen for you, look,
darling. These are all for you You
must learn 10 love them. and usr'
t'To be contlnued)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
Editorial of the DAY
OKLAHOMA CITY'S PLIGHT

1t seems strange that the constituted authorities
oklahoma City and county are unable cope with few
men who are creating disturbance in the packing
house district? II is parody the citizenship and
officials OF that city and county that the may
have 10 intervene and proclaim martial law 10 protect
the citizens from handful Of lawess who should
be handled by dozen policemen or deputy sherifts.
Getting down under the chip you will find politics
grinnng at you. II is political, a social condition
II Is failure OF the officer the constituted authorities
the city and county TO enforce the law Oklahoma has
sown the political winds; she is reapins whrwnd OF
crime and disorder the officers OF the county fear
tempt stem
The governor should declare martial law in Okla.
homa county. and troops should remain control until
the people Of that city and county have had time TO
elect officers who do fear enforce the lawDuncan
Eagle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
!2s Ss Spur tSs &! Moment
YOU RING THE BELL THIS TINE. MARCE

There a who suffered from deafness.
The dentist informed him that caused by the
condition his teeth.
The nose and throat specialist informed him that il
caused by the mucous membrane of his nose.
The osteopath informed him that few treatments ir
osteopathy would him.
A singing teacher told him take singing lessons
as that would teach him how to breathe and clear his
head
chiropractitioner told deafness was
caused by the condition of his spine.
A barber told 4 daily oil shampoo would
help him.
A ehropodst told him that his feet needed attention
and that he would probably hear better after that,
It's hard, hard world that We live in.-Marce Stein.
brugge.
After all absence of four years the nickel loaf of
bread has appeared in grocery stores People have ev
IDENTIFY the practice of using sill the yeast for
other purposes.
1T seems me" said the critic, that the story of
this play is somewhat ephemera"
We'll, maybe" agreed the producer but have
got to put in something TO please the women
NOW. AMT THAT JUST TOO SWEET:
Headline in morning paper says Mrs sullman and
Beauyas Meet in Snow-Covered Wood
Later on, they had their pictures taken together,
and the report
The photographed sisnaed the three men o'Brien
sat in the end beside Mrs Sulman Fred Beauvas
dropped into the other end seat, leaving
him and Mrs. Stmsn for Mayor Crete. Move over
Fred the mayor sit down., said the photographer
Besuyais his face flushed, looked Mrs Stiman
rection
Move, Fred he was urged And Beauvais slipped
into the seat beside the bankers wife,
We used 10 know cranky old city editor in Chi.
caso who called that sort Of stuff hogwash." wasn't
elegant but it rather expressive now
that think about II.
:. i &
The powers have been able 10 decide who is
going pay ex.Emp Chares's living expenses while he
is in exile, lot Of blokes who tried 10 upset
q government have work for ours Charlie ought 10
have enough brains make eight dollars week at
some trade. if he is the average of emp
: :: ::
We can't quite make that Wilson Foundation
thing. We never understood that he had any.
We have been able TO bring ourselves to believe
that Fiji isn't enjoying the publicity Of this divorce
racket much shau Jim is
According 10 the weather this month ought TO be
called Juneuary.
The sodawater is Off but the retail price ism
I.
THAT OUGHT TO BIZ LONG ENOUGH
The wedding OF Princess Mary and viscount Lascees
will be celebrated in Westminster Abbey from February
30 10 ss-Daly News.
The trouble with ot Of utter strangers is that they
utter altogether TOO much.
Jazz is going" tance expert Yet it seems TO
be going very well
America Must Help Russia "-Headine. There seems
TO be lot OF unnecessary must foatns around
these days.
+
Still shooting in Belfast. Headline. But for stIll
shooting it is making 4 lot OF racket
+ + !:
Many man doesn't get his feet again until his
creditors take his
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
TEN YEARS AGO
Happenings In Carter County and
ArdmOre as told by the files
Of the ArdmOreite.

Miss Cora Cargill and Tom quincy
We're married yesterday in the Of.
fees Of Campbell and Campbell by
Rev. NJ $. Johnson, pastor OF the first
Cnrstian church
Miss Elmer Snyder Of Pontotoc and
John Glass were united in marriage by
Rev f. Young. at the home OF
Mr. ANA Mrs. Smith Redmond. yester.
DAY evening. The bride is sister Of
F. VI. Snyder who formerly lived in
Ardmore. The couple will live in New
York where Mr. Snyder is employed.
c. c. Taylor ard his mother, Mrs.
Ellen Taylor OF Marion, Kentucky are
here 10 attend the funeral OF J y.
Hardwicl; Mrs. Hardwicli is = daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Taylor.
r. A Hefner. president of The school
board is expected TO arrive home from
Oklahoma City today.
DR.. j. +. Young. accompanied by
Mr. Reno. banker OF McAlester
Okla, went 10 Joiner city. 10 look
over 4 farm which he recently bought
Mr. and Mrs Barley MCGEE who
reside a few miles west Of Arimore,
announce the birth Of a baby boy
Mrs. McGee is q daughter of $. NJ.
Parker. deputy district clerk
------
Il. A. Hefner left here today on a
brief business trip 10 Oklahoma City.
on Saturday night at The Plainview
school house quite happy social
gathering was held and box sup.
per enjoyed.
Al the Woman's Home Missionary
Council This, afternoon the ladies sur.
prlsed Mrs Sallle Smith with show.
er. Mrs. Smith or Aunt Sallie" as
she is lovingly called by all who
know her well. lost oil her household
articles in recent fire and her
friends were glad Of the opportunity
Of expressing their regret and sym.
pathy.
Read ..rdmcrei,e Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
BEHOLD THE WOMAN

TILE world moves, Ii ten years ago the predie'
= ton had been made that Americans would wed
ebewomen OF their enemies, that woman sheriff
would conduot a hanging, that women would seek
d;p5omstc posts and do jury duty in criminal
courts. who would have believed it; Yet more
'tban thousand doughboys have married girls
born in sight OF the Rhine, the General Fedora
tipn OF Women's Clubs advocates consular under
s<cfetaryships for women, and Mrs. Gunda Martin
dale. sheriff says she will not finch when she
speiugs the trap under 4 murderer condemned to b,
hanged at Waukou Iowa, in March. Women Try
.Arbucke women formed an army and mad,
eeSpAminerS in Kansas very unhappy; what next
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
Instruction Wanted.

During evenins/wa Henry sudden
" embraces and kisses Emily.
She (startled)--oh Henry. that
wosn't right.
He--Wasnt it, dear? Then you
show me how TO do It right.--Detroit
News
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
Two Strikes.

Eobby itedly)-Some linment
and cement. please!
truggist-Why both at once'
pobby--Pa hit ma wild china cup.
WestfiSld, y. j.. Leader
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
PLAYING Safe.

Agent Tho lady would like to
rent the house furnished. She has
three boys
Owner--Add the value of the furni-
ture 10 the rent.--Boston Transcript.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
HOMETOWN
STUFF =
Grounds Enough.

Blake-So Reggie is divofoing his
wife. What are his grounds?
Drake-Non.suppo pport.-New York sun
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
Then Pop "Popped

4 young man said 90 his father
Pop do YOU know that man in
vented q clock with gun on il 10
shoot every hour
Father--Why does il shoot?
Son--To kill time.--Science and In
Vention
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
Hardly.

What caused the trouble between
Cain and Abel" e"
I'm not sure, but the scarcity OF
members of the gentler sex indicates
That they couldn't have had an"
difference over a woman New York
SUN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
An Eyncling Paasenear.

Il understand your cool: has left g."
Yes replied Mr.. Chugsins, we
tried TO show her every kindness, but
she says the way drive a car makes
her nervous. Washington sun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26

Gillet---Is there such Thing as
eternal love?
Perry--Ask the man who's stuck on
himself Life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26

Jflour weather comes from the North Pole" as
. sNentist says the problem is simple. Just esab-
Iish a big heating plant up.Shere
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26

rB1reisnd zsns carefct De Valera will soon b
rouon ffcrsUmc other eountry-io set iree
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
Her Soft Answer.

Her Soft Answer.
They had had their usual aiierca
tion over the breakfast table. ami
hubby exclaimed:
What would you do if 7 were one
OF those husbands who get up cross
in the morning. bang the things
abont, and kick because the coffee %
cold,'
why replied HE wife. Il rhouli
make it hot for you"-Loudon Weekly
Telegraph.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26

American6rewers are. said 10 be building brewer
sex IN China. .nrre.S always something brewing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
He was Wrong.

Prison Vistor-Am l right in pre-
suming thar II was your passion for
strong drink that brought you hare?
Prisoner--I don't think you can
know this place, Guv'ncr It's the
last place on earth I'd come TO II |
was locking for anything TO drink --
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
Naming the Fare.

Naming the rare,
"Only quarter sit2" whinsd IL.
beggar.
"Fh?"
I'm starving"
Wouldn't = dlme do?'
Yes. sir Hot dog"-Eirmlnghsm
Age Herald
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26

efs1Ssutd fnHsve epeare II she has 30 star
euIsend- -1icicu1stlneTese OF Europeao get it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26

T<-hesssheC Csnesn settlement will be genuine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
Discreet Reticence

Il believe IN absolute candor."
Il don't declared Miss Cayenne,
My knees incline to knocl; ana my
calves are thin ] prefer to wear my
skirts longer. washington star
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
Verbal Acrobaiics.

"ill speak thirty minutes
But surely. my dear senator. yu'
don't expect 10 cover the tariff ques'
ton fully in half an hour?'
mo sir; but l flatter myself ths,
l can skate over IL about as well a.
the next one, '-Birminsham Ags-Esr.
aid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26

.AHer~fhe.gkrbseie case. nobody could expect
Lon Angin<3aazne etocked-iy>e lew ,nef4 sarth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
A Martyr.

who IS your favorlte movie hero,
inc"
"SIy wite--she sits through then
all Judge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26

RSDAY. JANUARY &c, 1922.
HOMETOWN
STUFF VI
Grounds Enough.
Blake-So Reggie is divofcing III
wife. What are his grounds
b Drake-Non-sup upport.-New York SUI
Then Pop Popped
\ young man said 90 his father
Pop do YOU know that a man in
vented q clock with a gun on il /
shoot every hour?'
Father-Why does il shoot?
Son--To kill time. Science and In
Playing Safe.
Agent - Tho lady would like 4
rent the house furnished. She hal
three boys
Owner--Add the value of the furni
ture 10 the rent--Boston Transcript
Instruction Wanted.
During evenins/walk Henry sudden
ly embraces and kisses Emily.
She (startled)-Oh. Henry. tina
wasn't right.
He--Wasnt it, dear? Then yc,
show me how TO do It right.--Detroi
News.
Two Strikes.
E'obby (eXcitedly)-Some linimen
and cement, please!
f,nugglst--Why both at once?
pobby--Pa hit ma wild a china CUP
Westfield, y. j.. Leader.
Till Death DO Us Part.
Gillet---Is there such q Thing a
eternal love?
Perry--Ask the man who's stuck oil
himself Life.
Hardly.
What caused the trouble betweS,
Cain and Abel"
I'm not sure, but the scarcity o
Of the gentler sex indicate
that they couldn't have had an
difference over a woman New Yori
sun
An Eyaeting Passenger.
Il understand your cook has left
Yes" replied Mr. Chussins, wv
tried TO show her every kindness. bu
she says the way l drive a car mals
her nervous Washington sun.
He Was Wrong.
Prison Visitor-Am / right in prC
Stunning that il was your passion 70
strong drink that brought YOU hare
Prisoner--I don't think you. cal
know this place guvncr It's III
last place on earth ia come 10 II
was locking for anything TO drink -
London Weekly Telegraph
Discreet Reticence.
"I believe in absolute candor"
Il DON'T declared Miss Cayenne
My knees incline to knock ana m'
,alyes are thlp prefer to wear m:
skirts longer Washington star
Verbal Acrobaiios
"I'l speal, thirty minutes
But surely, my dear senator, y
don't expect 10 cover the tariff qpes
ion fully in half an hour?'
mo sir; but l flatter myself ths
| can skate over IL about az well a
the next one. '-Birminsham Ags-EsI
lid
Naming the Fare.
"Only a quarter sir2" whlnsd th
oeggar.
"Eh?"
I'm starving"
Wouldn't = dlme do?'
Yes. sir. Hot dogr-Eirminghsu
Age. Herald.
A Martyr.
Who Is your favoIlte movie hero
ne"
MY wlte--she sits through ther
al ll"--Judse.
Her Soft Answer.
They had had their usual aiterc1
ton over The breakfast table. an.
hubby exclaimed:
What would you do if I were on,
u those husbands who get up eros
n the morning, bang the thing
abont and kick because the coffee i
.old,"
Why replied HE wife. Il ehoul,
make it hot for you"-Loudon Week.!
Telegraph,
THE NUT BROTHERS
(CheS 4 WaD
--=-i--------A.--=---.--.,
X "SoETLX.THE DEVIL
N lS FALLING, l
v BILL i
III 2L
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26

Miss Cora Cargill and Tom quincy
We're married yesterday in the Of
fees Of Campbell and Campbell by
Rev. NJ $. Johnson, pastor OF the first
CHRISTIAN church
The New York herald., 1922-04-18
MRS. HONEYMAN GETS
CONTROL OF ESTATE
Guardians Lose Appeal From
Order Ousting Them.

The Appellate Division in Brooklyn
yeste rday affirmed the order ef Surro-
gate Pelletreau of Suffolk c., 'li.ty ter
minating the guardianship OF Leander
II. La Chance of Chicago AMI Marvin
Taylor of this city over Mrs. Marian
Stewart Honeyman. 90 t.. higher
court directs the guardians to urn over
Immediately to Mrs. Honeym,n the S..
900 900 estate of the late Johl * Stew
art speedoneter inventor and ~ enufac-
turer.
The court did not pass on Charges OF
misconduct made by Robert l. Honey
man. Sr., counsel for the heiress and
her uncle. against the two guardians.
The appeal was taken by the guc ~dians.
The young womans fathc' died In
Centerport, l.. l., on June /, 1916, leav-
ing his estate to his wife and two
daughters 'Fhen :srs. Stewart died
a year later Mr.. La Chance and Mr..
Taylor were appointed administrators.
Jean Stewart, the sister of M Honey
man. died in Chicago last fal. nd the
latter became sole heir