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OPERA SINGERS
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high eNecutioner, who was afraid to
XIII anything lis inclination to go
n bit beyond the real lends to his part
even more attraction. AS character
actors both Andrews and Goerler are
not 10 be excelled in this entire pro-
duction.
The part of Pish Tush. a noble Of
h court who Is usually present on
tho stage but whose speaking part is
insignificant, is :aken by Lee Bright.
Pitt Sing and Peep Bo. other wards Of
Ko Ko, the e~xecutioner. and play.
mates OF Yum Yum, are in real life
FL ID Mccullough and Ethel May
Cook.
It seems to one Of the audience that
theme. cast, settings and music are
great harmonious mass. out Of which
comes order. beautiful soszc-, soft
melodies, and plenty of life and hu-
NOR. At no time in the history of the
Iris stage has it presented as attrac-
tive an appearance as in tho last act
Of the production. which finds its set
ting in Ro Kos private park.
The Mkado" will be presented
again tonight and should draw a rec
ord attendance of music lovers.
Tomorrow night the offering will
be changed to THE Chimes of Nor.
mandy" which promises to be one of
h most popular OF the opera series
The music of this. production will APP
peal to everyone. Those who fail to
attend all OF the operas are missing a
treat which has been rarely equaled
in the theater life of Casper.
, 1922-07-31

Sidewalk 5 feet in width, 5
inches thick, without gravel
, 1922-07-31
~BoO1EEGGER SEIZED.

Another b~ootlegger is now in the
tolls OF tn Getty charged with violat-
ing the drug ordinance. He is
Charles Reed. local resident. and will
be heard this evening before Judge
Murray. His bond dwas set this
morning at s25 to insure his appear.
ance at police court this evening.
Meet me at the Smoke House.
, 1922-07-31

West side Lots 2 to IL, inclusive,
Block 1o7, Is feet each.
West and south side Lot -,
Block lot, 172 feet
Part Of south side Lot 10. Block
lot, rs feet
North side Lot -. Block 1o7,
l<1 feet.
North and west side Lot l. Block
les, 2o7 feet
West side Lot 3. Block 1888, so
feet.
West side Lot I, Block 1853. so
West side Lot 5, Block 1853. 2o7
Part Of north side Lot 10. Block
1913, so feet
West side Lot 5. Block 81. 60
West side Lot 6. Block 81, 60
East side Lot IL, Block 81. 60
East side part of Lot IS, Block
81, 20 feet
West side Lot 5, Block 90, go
West side Lot 6. Block %, II
feet.
East side Lot '. Block 90, IL
feet
East side Lot .. Block %, so
feet.
East side Lot ~. Block se. IS
North and west side Lot 1. Block
ls3, 1877 feet.
West side Lot ?, Block %, so
North side Lot Is. Block %, 1a1
feet.
East side Lot 1, Block %, 1915
East side Lot 2, Block %, s4.s5
East and south side Lot 3, Block
81, 91.S5 feet.
South and west side Lot 4, Block
%. 23o.56 feet.
West side Lots Q to IL, inclusive,
Block LOG, 25 feet each.
Wost and south side Lot 12,
Block log, 90 feet.
East side Lots Is to Is inclusive.
Block LOG, 20 feet each.
North side Lot "a, Block LOG,
131 feet.
North and west side Lot 1, Block
162. 1877 feet.
West side Lot 2, Block 1872, so
feet.
West side Lot g., Block 1852, Sc
feet.
East side Lot 4. Block 1852, Sc
feet.
East side Lots s to II, inclusive,
Block 1872, so feet each.
East and north side Lot ~, Block
1852. 1877 feet.
West side Lots Q to IL, inclusive,
Block 12e, ". Butler, 20 feet each.
West and south side Lot IL,
Block 1913. W. Butler, 172 feet.
South and east side Lot 6, Block
101, 207 feet.
North and west eide Lot /, Block
103. POT feet.
East side Lot 6, Block 1os, 81
feet.
West side Lot 5, Block 1o4, so
feet.
West side Lot 6, Block 1o4, s2.s
feet.
West side Lot 7. Block 1o4,
1905 feet.
West side Lot 8. Block 1o4, rs
feet.
East side Lot Il, Block 104, 25.2
feet.
East side Lot 10, Block 1o4, 81
feet.
West and south side Lot /, Block
los, 256.73 feet.
South side Lot 2, Block 1O5,
S5.SS feet.
East and north side Lot a, Block
los. 240 feet.
North side Lot /, Block 161, 81
feet.
North side Lots 2 to 8, inclusive,
Block 161, 60 feet each.
NV side Lot IL, Block 161, 1872
feet.
East side Lot IT, Block 161, 7e
feet.
South side Lot 4, Block lit, 131
feet
Part of north side Lot !, Block
11S, 90 feet.
East side Lot 10, Block 11s, Sc
feet.
East side Lots 1e to "a, inclusive,
Block lis, 20 feet each.
South and east side Lot 10, Block
119. 1872 feet.
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West side Lots 8 to z, inclusive,
Block l2s, rs feet each.
West and south side Lot o, Block
l2e. 162 fee.
South and east sid. Lot 10, Block
1z6. 162 feet.
East side Lots IL to 20, inclu-
size, Block 1875. 20 feet each
Part.of north side Lot 21, Block
l26. ~ feet
North and west side Lot /. Block
1877, 1852 feet.
West side Lots 2 to II, inclusive,
Block l27, rs feet each.
Wer. and south side Lot II,
Block 1877, 1872 feet.
South side Lot Is, Block 1877,
131 feet.
East side Lots IT and Is, Block
1877. rs feet each.
East side Lot 21, Block 1877, 25
feet.
East side Lot 20. Block 1877. rs
feet
East side Lot ss, Block 1877, 25
feet.
East and north side Lot "a,
Block 1877, 1872 feet
North and west side Lot 1, Block
1923, 1877 feet.
West side Lots 2 to IS, inclusive,
Block 1873, 25 feet each.
feet.
East side Lots IT to 81. inclu-
sive. Block 1928, 26 feet each.
a and north side Lot %. Block
1873. 1877 feet.
North and west side Lot 1, Block
129. 17e feet.
West side Lots 2 to 10, inclusive,
Block 129, rs feet each.
West and south sido Lot IL,
Block 129, IT feet.
South and east side Lot IS, Block
l29. 1862 feet.
East side Lots II to 20, inclusive,
Block 1923, 25 feet each.
East and north side Lot "a, Block
129. 1862 feet.
feet.
West side Lots 2 to q, inclusive,
Block 159, so feet each.
West and south side, Lot 9, Block
159. 2o4 feet.
South and east side Lot T., Block
159. 1877 feet.
East side Lots 9 to II, inclusive,
Block 159, so feet each.
East and north side Lot IL, Block
159. 1877 feet.
West side Lot 8. Block 1876, 97.s
feet.
West side Lot 4. Block 1855, 1877
feet.
West and south side Lot 5, Block
1e6. 237 feet.
Sc side Lot 6, Block 1es, GO
feet.
Sc side Lots 7 to 10, inclusive,
Block 166, so feet each.
Sc side Lot II, Block 166, 1856
feet.
NV side Lot 7, Block 1877, 1866
feet.
NV side Lots 8 to 10, inclusive,
Block 1877. 60 feet each.
NV side Lot II, Block 1877,
1926 feet.
North and west side Lot 1, Block
139. 1872 feet.
West side Lots 2 to 16, inclusive
Block 139, 25 feet each.
West and south side Lot II,
Block 1879, 1872 feet.
South and east side Lot IS, Block
139. 1872 feet
East side Lots 10 to %, inclusive,
Block 1879, % feet each.
East side Lots 27 to SO, inclusive,
Block 1879, rs feet each.
East and north side Lot 81, Block
1879. 23s feet.
North and west side Lot /, Block
40. 1877 feet.
West side Lots 2 to 10, inclusive,
p1Art IN OF EA o--1
West and south side Lot IA,
Block lao, 1874 feet.
South and east side Lot Is, Block
140. 1872 feet.
East side Lot 16, Block 140, 20
feet.
East side Lots 81, %, 23 and 27,
Block 140, rs feet each.
East and north side Lot %, Block
140. 167 feet.
North and west side Lot 1, Block
1873, 204 feet.
West side Lots 2 to 5, inclusive,
Block .153, 80 feet each.
West and south side Lot 6, Block
1873. 204 feet.
South side Lot z, Block l5s,
1865 feet.
North side Lot -, Block 15s,
131 feet.
North side Lot 1, Block 1853, 154
feet.
South side Lot 7, Block 1853,
1865 feet.
North side Lot ~, Block 1853,
1865 feet.
Approach on Lot 6. Block 1853,
5.5 feet.
West side Lot /, Block 165, 81
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NOTICE.

First class watch and jewelry re.
pairing: artistic diamond resetting. H.
p. Kline, jeweler. on Exchange Bldg.
7-21-tf
, 1922-07-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-woman. six days a week;
laundry work. Phone 1851.
7-31.1t
FOR RENT - Attractive three-room
modern u-nfurnished apartments:
heated, gas furnished for cooking:
laundry privileges, S45. 52s S. Lincoln.
Phone 1521W. 7-31-2t
OPEN FOR BUsINEsS-Casper mat.
tfess factory. Why throw away
your old mattress? have 1t made over.
Call us about our 3O-day special. 326
W Yellowstone Phone 1871.
7-s1.tf
LOST-Long black pocketbook. con.
tanning silver pencil. mans ring
ana mans pearl stick pin. one IS bin
s.d three 81 hills. also some small
change Reward. Francis Harlem. g3s
y Third Douglas. ago. 1-51-at
, 1922-07-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

Meet me at the Smoke House.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Fifteen dead
Crash IN OHIO
Watchman Testifies Driver
Of Car Failed to Heed the
Warning Given by Lam
terms; Prosecution -

CLEVEIAND.-The death list in
the crash at Painesville. Ohio. Friday
night between a New York Central
Express train and an automobile aus,
mounted TO 10 late Saturday when
Mrs. Martin Stelnbeck of Fairport,
who sustained a fractured skull in
the collision, died in the Painesville
hospital.
At Coroner NJ. II. Bradley's inquest
held Saturday afternoon to Elk the
responsibility for the tragedy" w. a.
Barnes. New York Central railroad
watchman at the crossing testified the
motor bus which was struck by the
flyer. went on the tracks, oblivious 10
the signal of white lantern warning
swung directly in its path for a ful,
minute by him. Barnes testified he
saw the trains headlight when IL was
fully four miles away. lie saw the
bus coming down the street about two
minutes before the crash. he said. IN
his opinion, Barnes testified. the train
was going nj almost forty miles an
hour Mt the time. Three other rail.
road men were on the stand at the
coroners inquest. They We're Engi.
neer r. $. Fernandez. and Fireman
Milo Cornel OF the express train and
w. III. Gray, watchman at the state
street gate crossing. a block away
from the scene of the disaster.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
FIRST AUTOMOBILE
SHOW OPENED PATH
FOR GREAT EVENT
Whitchurch Was President
Of Board That Staged
Spectacle With 10 Cars
in a Borrowed Tent
Six Years Ago

Southern Oklahoma's greatest event
the annual Auto Show-was born in
O. tent six years ago, when there were
but 10 stock ears and a mere handful
Of accessories gathered together by q
few auto dealers.
This year when the curtain rises
on the fifth annual show. there will
be presented spectacle that all Okla
homa might point to with a degree
or pride. for there will be not 10
stock cars in the great aggregation
only the finest Of show models will
be on display, and only the latest ac-
cessories and equipment will be there
for the motorisc 10 feast his eyes
upon.
This il mere example of pro-
gress: The Auto Show.
When that small group of dealers,
headed by Moss Patterson raked and
scraped to get their little showing
and borrowed tent in which tC
house their cars, six years ago, they
though they were some pickles,
and the advertising that went ou
about 'the gorgeous, dazzling spec
tacle" would appear az burlesqu'
today.
There wasn't much music abou
the show that year. but the spir
was there and it needed no prompt
ing. Every person in the county
who owned q flivver or any MAKE
or model attended the show and was
glad TO be present every time tht
front flap OF the tent was raised.
That was the right spirit; il
made The Auto Show.
This year the show will surpas!
any ever produced in Ardmore. /
will rank with the greatest shows
In the state. for all the latest idea.
in staging spectacles are brough
here by local dealers who have bee;
attending the national shows durini
the past months.
In addition to the wonderful col
lection Of motor vehicles there viii
be other features, making the even
one Of extraordinary worth. no
only TO this section of the state, bu
to all those who attend, The new
features include a Style Spectacle
the Elks Minstrel, Grand Ball
All OF this following trade tril
over the greater portion of Southern
Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
SULPHUR IS NOT
BANKRUPT MAYOR
RILEY DECLARES
General Feeling that Bank
Of Commerce Will be Re-
organized Dispels Gloom
and Brings Optimism

SULPHUR. Okla.--The feeling of
gloom and depression that has been
hanging over this city has lifted q
little Saturday and, while there are
many rumors still afloat, there is a
general feeling that something Is
about to take a tangible shape in the
way OF n reorganization of the Bank
OF Commerce and the stabilizing OF
the ci,y's cro1it
1t Is n fact that all OF the city's
funds We're on deposit in the Bank
of Commerce and the general impres.
sion here is that the individual de.
positors would be taken care of by
the state guaranty fund, but that
public funds do not come under such
q classification.
City Not Bankrupt.
Some have made the statement that
the city is bankrupt. but that is de.
nied by Mayor w. II. ("Pat'D Riley,
who made the following statement 10
the Ardmoreite representatives
TN order to set at rest any rimors
to the contrary, ! want TO say that
have been reliably informed by the
officials of the Bank OF Commerce as
well as by some legal talent that the
state guaranty fund does take care OF
the clty's deposits and will assure the
city Of sulphur in not losing a penny
of the funds deposited In the Bank OF
! Commerce.
"The city of Sulphur is not. nor is
II in any danger OF being, bankrupt
and will be able TO meet all OF its
obligations in the proper time. The
recent bonds that were voted for civic
improvements are on deposit in the
Liberty National bank in Oklahom,
City, and these bonds are not tied up
In any way
Examiners Take Short Leave.
The bank examiners have gone &c
Oklahoma City for the weekend and
will return here Monday To resume
the auditing Of the books. and while
neither. Of these gentlemen viii make
statement. it is said that they
haven't been able to discover any
irregularities whatsoever and they are
optimistic in regards to the reorgan,
aation and reopenlng of the bank.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05

Generally, business IL good.
Better conditions are visible on the
business horizon and II takes only n
small amount OF conservative plan.
ming and optimistic dealings to bring
back the conditions of pre.war days, Is
the belief of business men OF various
classes In Ardmorc now.
The automobile business has made
faster progress than any other line It
In indicated by the number OF sales OF
cars. accessories and parts.
This IL followed by the grocery busi.
ness. since things that are ct up" are
always In demand, but there IL more
fancy stuffs and larger sales being
made now According to the Crescent
| Market, marked increase Of business
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
TRADE TRIP BY
Rail AND AIR,
PLANS COMPLETE
Boosters Will Visit the Oil
Towns on Special Train,
While Emissary Goes
by Plane

When the siren whistle sounds Mon
tay morning at $3.50 O'Clock II is the
signal for Trade Trip boosters to as
semble at the Frisco-Ringling station
for the all-day trip TO the western
section of the county carrying an in
vitation TO all TO attend the asnual
Auto and Style Show Revue, which
opens Thursday night. The special
train will leave the station promptly
at 10 o'clock and will return in the
late afternoon
approximately 12j men will make
the trip.
Leaving at $3.50 o'clock, DR.. Il. L.
go in an airplane with Pilot Askew
at the ioy.stick, over the northeast
and south districts He will make six
stops, carrying the welcoming mes
sage and distributing literature. DR..
Davidson, as will those on the train.
will carry several hundred copies OF
the special automobile edition OF The
Daily Ardmoreite.
DIR. Davidson IL scheduled TO arrive
in Wynnewood, the first stop at 10
o'clock. going from there to Davis at
1l:0O O'Clock, then to Sulphur at ll:45
where the party will remain for the
noon meal. Flying over Tishomlngo
the party will distribute literature
from the plane as there Is no land
ing field. Madill will be reached al
about 1:45 o'clock. Marietta at 9:45
and back TO Ardmore at 3:45 o'clock
Boosters on the special train will
make their first stop at Healdtor
where dinner will be served, then
visits will be made 10 Ringing and
Wilson.
Tom Cooper OF the Automobile Deal
ers Association and II. II. shine. sec
retary of the Tetail Merchants Asso
citation, are in charge OF arrange
mcnts. Mr.. Shine states that anyone
desiring TO go on the trip, who has
not purchased ticket can call him
Monday morning at his office. or see
him at the Ringing station at $3.50
o'clock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
FIUME INVADED
BY INSURGENTS.
President Zanella Forced to.
Abandon Office by Follow
ers of d'Annunzio and I
Facisti Troops -

ROME. E.--I,alian fascist! and forIaor
dAnnunzio legionnaires have Install.
ed a government at Fiume after their
coup Friday when they forced Prcsl.
dent Zanolla TO relinquish office. The
new provisional government is com.
posed OF former members of dAnnun
zio's national council. Italian cara.
Diners are doing police service IN the
city, whilo battalions OF other troops
are massed within the confines of.
Fiume In readiness 10 check further
outbreaks. Tho cruiser Mirabelh',
which formed a part OF the fleet of
dAnnunsio when he held the city.
has been ordered to Fiume.
Zanelln. who was chosen 10 head
the Fiume government By an over
whelmlng majority in the elections
last April refuses to leave his native
city. Premier Facta and Foreign
Minister sehanzer met this afternooy
20 discuss the question Of how y
oust the insurgents, ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05

win you attend the auto show and,
if so. what feature of il are you most
interested in?
W *. HOARD: Yes, with the
whole family. and / wouldn't miss the
Elk's minstrels for anything.
j. J. STANSELL: | certainly am.
[ expect to he much Interested in
new cars shown there.
CHARLES STEWART: | like the
pep and life that the auto dealers
association puts into everything tina,
they undertake to accomplish.
C. A. CROCKETT; They would
have to hog-tie me to keep me away
there is surely going to be plenty 10
see
PAUL PHILLIPS: II for nothing
else, I'd go to see what they have
there in low-priced cars that they
claim to be as good as Fords.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Better Business Is Report From Ardmore Merchants

Mr.. Dyer is elated over the turn that
labor has taken within the past month.
All the merchants are reporting i'm.
proved conditions and it IL noticeable
that persons are paying accounts bet.
ter than months ago. Fewer and
fewer are the charge accounts that
give trouble. they report.
Freight Business Better.
The railroad companies are repor,,
ing better freight and passenger bus,.
ness In this section during the new
year This is because of the in.
creased shipment Of oil. material and
general business Improvement. Il Is
said. Both the Santa Fe and the
Ringling roads are making plans 10
extend their trackage within the neat
future.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Local CagerS Down
Foe From Fl. Worth

Led ONWARD by the hard fighting
Sullivan and Slough with Hamilton
as huge bulwarE Of protection be.
hind the Ardmore high school basket
bail squad outfought the FL. Worth
Panthers Saturday night. triumphIng
over the invaders by 1925 score.
In the last quarter the visitors rose
to 24-20. 24.2i. 1921, 26.23. With but
half n minute TO go, Coach Boyle's
men called time to plant last des.
perate defense. But solid as it was,
Johnson penetrated the front. and as
the whistle shrilled out, shot long
goal from the left-center side. The
final score being Ardmore 96, Ft.
Worth Central High 25.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05

During the past month tho lumber
trade has picked up, because OF the
opening OF the new oil field and the
resumption of home building. Prices
generally are lower In building and
materials this year. which is special
inducement TO building boom that
Is looming.
Labor Is Improved.
Labor conditions are greatly i'm.
proved It is reported at the Chamber
OF Commerce labor bureau. Not one.
firth the number Of applicants were
registered the past two weeks as was
reported early In January.
Kirk Dyer. city manager. reports a
great Improvement In all lines in
which the city Is directly concerned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
FOUR ARRESTED
FOR CONSPIRACY
Disabled Men are Victims
of Alleged Ring Started in
the Veterans Bureau;
Checks Stolen

ATLANTA, Ga.-Details OF an nj.
legged conspiracy by which disabled
world war veterans have been de.
frauded by theft OF compensation
checks from the veterans bureau
here. totalling between $4,000 and
10000 became known Saturday when
federal officials were notified of the
arrest OF John o. Locke at Gin.
clnnati
Three other men also have been
taken In custody in connection with
the alleged conspiracy. Their names
were given us Gerald L.. Norris. for.
NOR clerk in the finance depart.
ment of the veterans bureau here:
Aubrey Griffin. also employed at the
veterans bureau, and William l..
Wood. Jr. all OF Atlanta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05

president recalls the old adage that
each day consists Of eight hours for
work, eight hours for play and eight
hours for sleep.
The foref.ing is on the authority
or Brig. Gen. Charles +. Sawyer,
personal physician TO the president,
who came with him from Marion.
"The president works too much and
plays too little" General Sawyer sad.
ly confessed
He has let his job keep him too
close TO his desk, taking time which
in justice to himself should have
been spent in the open air. either at
golf, walking, riding or fishing.
A. Wen A. Eyer.
ilcre Is hos General sawyer diag.
nosed the condition Of his patient:
"The president has gone through
trying, strenuous year of many
great responsibilities and much anxiety
in a splendid way.
Physically he is apparently as well
today as when lie started a year ago.
Regardless Of all privations of
close refinement and lack OF usual
outdoor exercises, in which he has
always engaged. he reports as near
normal today as any man could pos.
sibly do. In other words, / dare say
that President Harding is in prime
physical condition, equal to what he
was year ago
mo man could have improved much
under the load that he has carried
He has done well to hold his place
"No man can come into his office
with its long hours and responsible
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