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STANDING OF THE TEAMS
IN INDEPENDENT SERIES

SECTION WINNERS.
UNLIMITED DrvIsIoN-section 3. No.
hawk: Section, C, Union Printers.
SENIOR DIvIsIoN-sectiou A. Roamsr;
Section B. Holy Name.
JUNIOR DIvIsIoN-Se0tion A, Holy Hame
Junior.
MIDGET DIvTs1oN-Linworth Midgets.
TODAY'S GAMES.
UNLHTTED DIvISIoR-Dominican Lyosum
vs.. Shamrock. at Washington baxracks. 6:lb.
SENIOR DIVISIoN-Roamer W. Holy Game,
at Union Park, 8.
JUNIOR DIVIsIoN-Plala W. Mount Pleas
ant, at Knickerbocker. 6:16.
TOMORROW'S GAME.
UNLIMITED DIvINoN-shamzockv ". shsr.
wood (feld pending).
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Dominican Lyoeum, i; Sherwood. l.
Epiphany Junior, 3; Warwick, s.
Linworth Junior. Z; Anacostia Eagles. !.
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Holy Names entry in the junior
division became a champion yester-
day. when the Epiphany Juniors de-
feated the Warwicks, to S. in a sec
tion A game. Tho Warwicks were in
the running for the sectional title
until they encountered the Epiphanies.
The final standing of teams In Section
4 Of the Junior division follows:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Pittsb'h At Cincinnati. Pittsbh at St. Lsuis.
Phila. at Boston. Phila. at Boston.
N. Y. at Brooklyn. N. Y. at Brosklyn.
Chicago At St. Louis.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays CANES.
Chicago, Is; St. Louis. H.
Brooklyn, 30; Pittsburgh, 2-s.
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Dominican Lyceums and Sherwoods

DOmInican Lyctums ana SnerWOUus
played to a 1-to-1 score in six innings
at American League Park in their
second meeting in the play-off of the
tie for the lead in Section A Of the
unlimited division. Shamrocks. the
other team involved in the deadlock,
will tackle the Dominicans at Wash
ington barracks this afternoon.
Evening star., 1922-08-30

General Accounts of the Govern
ment League boosted its lead in Sec
ton b of the city sandlot interleague
championship tournament. by beating
Western Union. 4 to 2. The Account
ants play Washington Gas today and
Standard Oil tomorrow, and by win
ming both can clinch the sectional
title. In another game yesterday.
Standard Oil Vanquished Washington
Gas, 4 to l.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

A1LhN
Baltimore. 6; Toronto. o.
Other games postponed.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, IL; Sr. Paul. I.
Mime polls, 8; Milwaukee. 5.
Indianapolis, Sis; Louisville. ~.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga. .: Memphis. 1.
New Orleans. 5: Mobile. 4.
birmingham, 6: Atlanta. 3.
Nashville. 8; Little Rock. 5.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia. 4: Spartanburg. 3.
Charlotte, 1874: Charleston, 4-3.
Augusta, 2; Greenville. /.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Winston-Salem IL: Raleigh, 3.
High Point. Z; Danville, l.
Greensboro. 8; Durham, /.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AFRICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYB GANES.
New York. 8; Washington. l.
St. Louis, 8; Cleveland. 8.
Philadslphia, 8; Boston. 8.
Chicago, 8; Dstfeit, (le innings).
Evening star., 1922-08-30

Marshall, thirty-third degree Wash
ington base ball bug and patron of
the gridiron. ring. etc. He could talk
only in whispers when the battle was
ended
Evening star., 1922-08-30

Ruth's tyventy-scventh circuit swat
Of the fading campaign was a homeric
punch. 1t landed about half way up
in the bleachers, adjoining the grand
stand in right field But this was
not the only distinguishing feature
of the Babes afternoon. He whitfield
twice, each time with runners on the
bases. and made a nifty one-hand
catch of Rice's short fly in the
seventh.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
Charles Milner
A Full-Fledged
Rock Hound Now

NORMAN,-(Special)-Charles Mil
ner. Ardmore. is a full-fledged rock
hound now. He was one Of the nine
geology majors to parade natures
stony samples on the University of Ok
lahoma campus during Hell Day
prior to their initiation into the stony
realm of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, nat.
ional professional geological fraternity.
Each puppy, as the pledges are called
was required to play guardian to a
rather enlarged sample of Oklahoma
mineral throughout the day. That night
after a copious application of burdens
and paddles they were required tohoof
the seven miles in the country to the
place where initiation ceremonies were
held.
Miner is a junior student in the de-
partment of geology and is the son of
C. A. Miner of Ardmore. He is a mem.
Der Of Kappa Sigma, social fraternity
and was voted into membership of the
honorary fraternity on account of high
| scholarship and persistent activity in
the field of geology.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
STUDENTS HEAR
BIG JIM TALK
FRIDAY evening
Large Number High School
Boys and Girls Pledge
Themselves to a
Christian Life.

Last night the revival was the great
est for results and week night crowd
ret. notwithstanding other attractions
and the defeat of the High School
.taIn the students iammed the church
lp and down stairs. Many could not get
h and others stayed at home knowing
here was no room and many had to
stand up. The members of the Senior
Class were called upon by Big Jim
to take the offering and performed
their work beyond criticism. The meet
hg was noted for its pep and great
Enthusiasm. The yell leader was there
Ind several hundred boys and girls
good and gave their yells. Many OF
The football team were present. big
Jim" swept all hearts and made the
High school folks happy when he
tpoke on the subject How to Keer
From Flunking."
Thirty Of the young men and women
walked down the aisles and gave DR.
Kramer their hand taking Christ as
their Savior and signing up for the
church. 1t was the greatest night il
the revival ana "Big Jim" has beer
asked to have an other such meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
SCHOOL BOARD WOULD
STOP ClGARET SMOKING

PONCA CITY.--The smoking of Gig
srets in Ponca City by boys under age
will be stopped, if resolution passed
BY the board of education is granted.
This makes the request Of the city COM
mssioners that the police officers en-
force strictly the cigaret law, which
also prohibits and forbids adults to
Juy it for them or give it to them.
School officers have had much DIFF
Nculty this year and state that smoking
Is apparently on the increase among
he younger boys. Many of them are
smoking openly on the streets il is
uid
The board also makes the request
that the state law prohibits minors
trom going INTO the pool halls or from
playing pool also be enforced.
Curfew Enforcement Asked
These resolutions are in line with a
request made by the Boy Scouts re-
sently that the curfew law be revived.
Persons who are working with young
boys state that if they can be carried
over the adolescent period without
forming bad habits, they are usually
saie. Smoking, loafing around pool
halls and being up late at night are
the prime causes for most Of the trou
?le with boys, it was stated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
Next Dose CalOmel
May Salivate You
1t Is Mercury, Quicksilver,
Shocks Liver and Attacks
Your Bones.

Calomel salvation, Is horrible. It
sWells the tongue, loosens the teeth and
starts rheumatism. There's no reason
why person should take sckening sal
WAITING calomel when few cents buys
a large bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone
a perfect substitute for calomel It il
a pleasant vegetable liquid which will
start your liver just as surely az Gallo.
mel, but it doesn't make you sick and
can not sal!vate.
Calomel Is a dangerous drug, besides
it may make you feel weak, sick and
nauseated tomorrow. Don't lose a days
work. Take a spoonful OF Dodson's e
Liver Tone instead and you will wake
up feeling great. No salts necessary.
Your druggist says if you don't find
Dodson's Liver Tone acts better than
treacherous calomel your money is wait.
ing for you.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
STATES FIRST WOMAN q. P."TO
USE "OBEY" in MARRIAGE RITE

legal matter. so clearly and so inter
estingly, that her English teacher had
several copies made. one of which was
put on file at the public library.
She Twirls n Cane
Many girls have enrolled in the law
school Of the University in the past
four years, but it has remained for Miss
Martha alone to represent her sex, as
the close of her senior class rolls
around
Is that not reason enough why she
smiles her most winning smile as she
walks along the streets of Norman or
saunters across the campus OF the Uni
versity the while she nonchalantly
twirls a iaunty cane. which it is the
privilege of the senior law students
TO carry?
And while her new office will prob
ably not require other service of rcr
than that of tieing marital knots, yet
II the occasion arises wherein she
should be called upon to assume the
bench, she will be qualified to do so
"The pursuit of law promises a won
derful and fascinating field for women,
declares Miss Dodson, "And coupled
with the natural intuition and quick
judgment Of womankind. there is nj
reason why they should not be just as
capable Of holding judicial offices a.
men.
1t is not however necessary to cu
ones hair, drop ones feminity or dress
in mannish clothes in order to be i'm
pressive. l believe that every woman
to he success in anything SHOULD
make herself just as attractive as it il
possible to do So"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
GAINESVILLE MAN GETS
PRIZES FOR LEGH0RNS

GAINESVILLE.-S Zacharias OF
Gainesville is not only busy cotton
merchant but finds time TO raise White
Leghorn chickens that are as fine as
the finest produced. Mr.. Zachar.as en-
tered some OF his birds in the tri-coun-
ty poultry show at Whitesboro last
week, in which entries were made by
fanciers from Cooke. Grayson and Den
ton counties In the White Leghorn
class. Zacharias carried off the follow
ing honors:
First and second cock; lst, 2nd and
Bird hen LIST 2nd, Srd and 4th pullet;
LIST and Ind pen.
Mr. Zacharias received a fun blood
White Leghorn cock this week from
the north that is reported to be the
highest priced bird Of the kind ever
brought to Cooke county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26

MUSKOGEE.--Do you promise 10
love, honor and obey
This part of the marriage ceremony
will be strictly adhered to when Miss
Martha Belle Dodson assumes the Of
flee of justice of the peace TO which.
she was chosen in the recent election.
In other words she intends using the
time.honored ceremony in preference
to the revised ritual which substitutes
the word cherish in place of the word
"obey", unless by special request OF
the contracting parties.
Miss Dodson is thoroughly modern
young woman. but she believes that
the wording of the marriage ritual is
thing not to be lightly changed.
With the distinct honor of being the
first woman in oklahoma Ia write
81. p" after her signature, Miss Dod'
son will open her office in Muskogee
in the spring following her graduation
at the University of Oklahoma, and
admission to the bar to practice law
in this state, although she will re.
turn home to take oath of office the
first of the year.
| She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
| j. S. 'Dodson, OF this city and is now
in her senior year of the law school
of The University-the only feminine
member of her class.
Dad Her Office Boy
II is hard to associate in ones mino
this vivid twenty1one-year old girl who
is the personification cf Feminity and
Youth with her dry and musty old law
books, and it is not until one hears
her discourse on various legal problems
with clarity and ease and mention Ger
tain documents in connection, that one
realizes that she has chosen her pro
fession with sincerity.
zone of the proudest moments o
my life was when | received my elec
ton certificate she wrote her parents
today.
Her father, who is an attache o.
Judge Charles Wheeler's city court ant
has been connected with both the city
and federal court here for years, will
assist his daughter in her new capac
ity.
yes, Papa will be my office boy,
she laughinely tells her friends, tn
while she gives the listener broa'
wink.
But in truth they will be really Lar
tners, as they have always been il
everything since Martha was TN
3 baby In all her plans for the fl
ture, she has closely consulted an
asked the advice of her father, an
5 it is only natural that she will wan
/ his guidance in her first venture.
Decided When a Child
While she Is the third daughter Of
/ family of four girls and one boy, MAJ
: tha is the only child that has ever G,
pressed an inclination. to study law
! Not that she Is different from the res
i Quite the contrary. Nothing gives he
t more pleasure that to study the lates
! fashions, sew dainty feminine things
| shop for pretty clothes and do all tn
G rest of the things that delight the hear
i of a real American girl.
Her desire to study law dates man
years back to the time when as a mer
child, sha announced TO her surprise
parents that she was going to he a Law
yer. Her father was particularly please
a although the rest of the family suppo
n ed that it was only n passing whim.
0 At the time of her graduation frol
high school, she amazed her teacher
. 10y writing a thesis debating ii certal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
EAT TURKEY DINNER SUNDAY
v. a ii. CAFETERIA, 10 A y. w.

Two boys We're trying to think of
new game 10 play. Al last one Of them
iaid. IN tell you what Lets see who
AN make the ugliest face"
Gosh no. answered the other, Look
Il the head-start you've got"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
What He Meant

Student-"Gimmo ham and ycggs."
Waiter-"Pardon me. ou mean eggs,
iont you?"
Student-"Yes, hardboled."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
TREES

Plant trees now. Buy OF your
home nursery. We have just wnat
YOU want, griwn right here at
home. Keep your money at home.
Most complete nursery i'm state.
ARDMORE NURSERY
Phone 1912 Iri Hudson. Prop
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
ALBANY WOMAN'S CLUB

(From Albany Herald): A short,
but interesting meeting of the Albany
Woman's Club was held Thursday
afternoon, the president, Mrs. George
A. Arthur, in the chair. Three new
members were unanimously received !;
Mrs. w. T. Lockett, Mrs. c. D. Dud-
ley, and Mrs. R. H. Waugh.
Those members of the club. who
pledged a pair of socks Gone to be
filled with useful Christmas gifts) for
the disabled soldiers in the Govern
ment hospital at Augusta, are request
ed to send them to Mrs. ]. ], West,
chairman OF the Friendly Relations
Committee, not later than Dec. Is.
Directions for filling the socks are
given below:
Buy pair of socks, 10 II or lis
using one to fill, packing the other
sock inside This will give each mar
a pair of socks. Then finish filling
the sock with any of the following ar.
ticles: candy, nuts, raisins, games
tooth brush, tooth-paste, handkerchief
ties, chewing gum, cigars, or any 9th
er appropriate small gift.
Mrs. A M. Jackson reported en-.
thusiastic rehearsals for the fare,
comedy, "Mr. and Mrs, Polly Tick,
which will be presented under the aus
plces of the Club on the evening o
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writes:
IT'S the month before Christmas, and
all through the land,
The Christmas seals wait, big,
happy band" An then
More rapid than eagles they'll come
if You call.
BY spending for each a penny so
small.
If many you'll use, the pennies will
mount
Til the number OF them will be hard
to count.
And the higher the pile Of the pen
MES, you see,
The less will the hosts of the T. B.
germs be,
Be sure then this Christmas to stick
on all your mail,
The Seal OF good health, that you find
now on sale.
Constitution
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WoMAN,s CLUB MEETS

The Woman's Club met Wednes-
day afternoon with twenty-five mem
bers present. A great number were
kept away on account of sickness.
Mrs. Turner exhibited the certificate
of membership in the General FEEDER
alton. The club feels especial pride
in this membership, since no club can
have this honor until it has met the
high stanard required by the General
Federation
The club voted to frame the ccrtifi-
cate. The Health Committee always
has charge of the sale OF Red Cross
Seals and all are urged not to accept
seals from any other source since this
will lower the percentage from this
sale an the Health Committee will be
deprived of these funds with which to
fight the great white plague. The seals
are now on sale.
Six pairs OF file socks will be sent
to the Soldiers Home at Augusta for
Christmas The results of the music
Memory Contest could not be report
ed as the judges had not finished grad
ing the papers.
Miss Averitt had charge of the pro-
gram for the afternoon.
STYLES of Writing Music and
Songs.
Coolest Song in Existence"
Miss Lois Biles gave piano illustra-
tons as Miss Averitt talked. Mex
icanos Song" is the oldest song known
she said.
The Home Economics committee
were hostesses of the afternoon. They
gave a demonstration of making icing
for cakes, starting from the beginning
and when finished the Angel Food
cakes were successfully iced and dec
GRATED with daisies and bow knots.
Mrs. Keim made the icing and
Mrs. George Robinson did the decor
ating. After the demonstration the
hostess served the delicious cake with
coffee to the Club.
Mrs. ]. B. Wall was made reporter
for the afternoon in Mrs. Ricker's
place.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
MR.. AND MRS. BOWEN
EMTEPTATN

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. R. Bowen were
the gracious hosts to the entire corps
OF Sunday School teachers of the Cen
trail Methodist Church on last Tues
day night, entertaining them osup-
per at the Empire Hotel after which
the company was resolved into a ways
and means committee to make plans
for the Sunday School work for Xmas
and for the coming Year. So heartily
and SO thoroughly did they 60 into
this deliberation, that it was a very late
hour when the discussion came to an
end and the whole company was in
splred by splendid feeling of earn
est cooperation and enthusiasm as a
result Of the gathering.
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Observation-Disclosures
MERRY MAKERS

Miss Claire Mashburn entertained
her sewing class called the Merry
Makers, on last Tuesday afternoon.
The guests included Misses Corrne
Womble, Lois Malcolm Hazel Mayes,
Mavis Paulk, Cleo Swearingen, Lucy
Whitley, Clara Madden, Mavis Paulk.
At recent meeting officers were
elected as follows, Clara Madden, pres
ident, Claire Mashburn, secretary and
Mavis Paulk, Reporter.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends for their
kindness and sympathy and beautiful
flowers in our time of sorrow.
Mrs. ]. M. Berry.
James Phipp.
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KILKARE CLUB

Mrs. L. L. Griner entertained the
Kilkare Club on last Friday afternoon
and was assisted by Mrs. Jack Mayes.
Some special guests were included
with the club members and some Of
these were Mrs. Fred Fielding, Mrs.
]. O. Wallace, Mrs. Chas. Futch, and
Mrs. Tom Dickey of Asheville N. c.,
and Mrs. w. H. Bone of Albany.
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MONDAY & TUESDAY
Special Spec

Special Special
Personal appearance of
CHIEF REDFEATHER. the Singing
Indian OF Oklahoma
who will appear in full costume and
give recital OF the old Indian Chants
and songs.
Picture: BEYOND THE
ROCKS" featuring GLORIA SWAN
SON and Rodolph Valentino. Ina
CINE these two stars in romance
by the Author of THREE WEEKS"
"a gorgeous love drama of Paris
nights, Alpine crags and society bou-
doris. 10 and22 cents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Thompson OF
Lawtoh, Mich, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Porter this week
enroute from Florida to their northern
home. Mrs, Thompson, nee Mrs.
Worth, was formerly a resident OF
this city.
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Mr., and Mrs. George Rogers were
called to Ocilla Monday on account
OF the serious illness OF of Mrs. George
Paulk.
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Christmas Seals

With apologies to The Night Be-
fore Christmas" Patsy Cheney, an
enthusiastic Christmas seal seller
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Misses Lucy Whitley and Mavis
Paulk returned Monday from Macon
where they have been the guests of
Mrs. VIM. Rawlins the past week.
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AT THE
GRAND
FRIDAY

LOVES BOOMERANG"
A Paramount Picture adapted from
the popular novel Perpetual" Anne
Forrest and David Powell are the fea-
tured players. Artists Life and a Cir
Gus! A Tale with the Tang OF the
Sawdust Ring.
go GET EN- HUTCH Episodes
IA and IS.
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Miss Hazel Jolley left Thursday for
Atlanta and Carrolton, where she will
visit for. several days.
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SATURDAY.

SATURDAY
THE LAW OF THE SEA" A
? Reel Featurette.
"LIGHTNING BRYCE" episode
No. II.
"BUFFALO BILL" Episode No.
THE NEWLY RICH" Pathe Co.
medy.
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The friends OF Mrs. Dr. Thos. White
will be pleased to learn that she is re-
ported improving Mrs. White has been
seriously i'll at her home for some
time
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December 18th.

These enterprises are the same as the
Fitzgerald Womans' Cub in sending
the Xmas socks to Augusta, and the
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Miss Lucille Jones arrived from At
Santa today to be the guest OF her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Jones I'M
til after New Years.
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Mr.. S. A. Bradshaw OF Waycross
spent several days with relatives.