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The Washington times., 1922-11-27
N|ARKET
| CONTINUES
Dull
Slump IN Prices upsets Plans
Of investment
Bankers.
BY MUNROE ROBERTS.
,copyrish,, isss By Cosmopolitan

ea. NtWu GtLNtCc.I -.r-i
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.---Most Of
the problems which are confronting
Investment bankers at the present
time have to do with prices Of new
Investment bonds rather than the
or of customers to absorb these new
bonds. The slump IN prices which
has featured the last SIX weeks has
upset good many Of the plans Of
the big banking syndicates, mostly
with respect to new loans Of foreign
governments. They have. been
obliged TO revise their terms pnd
conditions to meet the more figid
requirements OF American investors
and that IL the main reason why a
good many new bond transactions
have dragged along from week 10
week. This - particularly true OF
the new Cuban. loan and one or
moro OF the South American loans.
The municipal bond. market con-
tinues very inactive, and new issues
are being withheld from the market
by States and cities for this very
reason Of being unable to secure
what they coneider satisfactory
price for them. A. feature Of the
negnicipal bond market which
illustrated the downward trend In
prices was the offering Of $4,000, 900
city OF Chicago { per cents at q
price to yield, slightly over Z per
cant. In six weeks time the issue
yves only half sold. though the
original price was reduced. and II
was found necessary to reduce the
price to q 4.2D basis In order to find
. suf5icisnt market to absorb all Of
81 - u ~ IA . . d Z 3 . !.
New York city bond dealers are
making an effort to clean their
shelves ~ Car as possible In order
70 b. In shape to handle the new
tssues which viii be Forthcoming
Affer the first OF the year. As
The volume Of new bond issues
sn tho remaining months. OF the year
WIN probably be somewhat smaller
than the average OF THE preceding
eleven nnonths. but there win be no
oifficulty In meeting all the require
nenta of private Investors as In
Nesting institutions. The REIN
vestment demand win not appear
nntil after the turn Of the year, ut
which time bond dealers expect o
ocytinuation Of the buoyant markets
which were 20 much In evidence
from the first Of the year until about
tho middle OF October.
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20 NEW LOCOMOTIVES
FOR BRUNSWICK DIVISION

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Nov. 27.-
Twenty new Siallet type locomo-
tives, built by the Baldwin Locono.
tive Works. Philadelphia, have been
received at the shops Of the Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad here. The
engines viii be placed into service
between this city anc Brunswick.
About five more Mallets are ex.
pected to be assigned to this div
ision. %
Traffic in coal and miscellaneous
freight over this division to points
both East and West continues to
maintain its gradual advance Of re-
cent Weeks. A daily average OF
$500 loads are, being dispatched
Bast, and about 1900 empties and
loads are travelling West. 1t was
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fered was that peceived. by Mrs.
Graham In Reno. Ind not the copy
sent by Mrs. Flood. Attorney Yeat.
man finally succeeded In bringing
out the contents Of the telegram,
which said: "Lorifner wishes to see
you. Wire II he may come. Anna" /"
This telegram was sent December
10, 1918, before the divorce decree
had been signed. This telegram
was sent at Graham's request In an
effort to affect a reconciliation.
Mrs. Flood said she first saw the
telegram ''the following day after
I had sent Elsa the telegraph for
Graham. Graham himself showed
Il to me. He said he had gotten
IL at the telegraph office and told
him that I was glad that he had
seen IT," 4
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GREEK MINISTER'S SAVED
By BRITISH INTERVENTION
ny Internatiaual NsHa Asrxic<

ATHENS, Nov. 27.-The Greek
government decided today to give
formal assurances TO Great Britain
that the death penalty would not
be imposed upon any Of the former
ministers arrested on the charge Of
contributing to the responsibility Of
the Greek military collapse In Asia
Minor.
Great Britain had threatened to
break Off Relations with Greece II
members OF Constantine's govern
ment were sentenced TO death be-
cause Of the Greek defeat.
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MARRIAGE .LICENSES.

Edmund Grown Nusssar. ~. and Heller
Pauline Kelly. 81. The Rev. y. n
Thompson.
William r. Blosser, 2S. ana Mary Le.
Eothgsb. -. both OF Luray. Va The Rev
Gordon asies Rice. "a. OF HopeweIl
waynesboro, Va The Rev. III A. Tupper
Marion Albert zimmer. 20. and Liiliar
Mae Baker. 20. The Rev. G. d. weeden.
NAN ~ I; Fr!sSmen S. ss, - end sd,y asSssc. rrais'
William 7. Dent, -, and Lulsa Cath.
and the Rev. Eugene A. Hannah.
pusan, H. The Rev y. K Bisch6ff :
J.. Paul Peters, -, Of HArrisonburg
Va. ana Nettie Rsbecca Mulliean, ~. oi
Rockville. Nd The Rev. II. d. Mitchell.
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Daugherty Not interested.

The Department Of Justice win
make no effort to prevent Eusens ".
Debs. Socialist leader. from making
speeches criticising the Government,
Il was declared officially today.
Attorney General Daugherty has
taken no official cognizance Of Debs'
speech in Chicago last night, ana II
was said that his remarks had
aroused no particular interest or
concern among officials OF the de-
partment.
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DEATHS.

william Reinhard, as yrs, sll q NJ. NV.
Henry II. Bliss. sr., 70 yrs. the Rocham-
Jane II. Bennett. 70 yrs. IIN iIth
st. NV. F.sHE
Hotel, NO building.
81 ne. -.
. Francis oibiin. 70 days. st. Ann. In
Ss RSss.. :, !: vi, ,a'l win, ,Iss Z. s..S
Hospl n
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Want Equipment Loan.

The Bangor and Aristook Ran.
road today asked the Interstate
Commerce Commission Cor author.
ity 70 issue s250, 200 of 5h per cent
equipment-trust certificates. They
are to be sold at as per cent OF
pV and the proceeds used In the
paruhsss OF certain equipment.
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Births, Deaills.
Phone Main $500 Until
2 p. M. Obituary Desk
GEORGE EDArUND RUSSELL

\ Funeral services Tor George I'D
mund Russell WIN be held at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning at his late
residence. sls Nineteenth street.
where he died Saturday, aged sew.
enty. Interment will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
Russell was a member Of the
Washington Board OF Trade and AZ.
sociation Of Oldest Inhabitants. He
is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary
A. Russell; two sisters. Mrs. L. p.
Mullen and Mrs. Cal Heise, Of this
city. and a brother. Pluminey Rus
sell. OF fredericksburg. Va. Of which
town the dead man was q native.
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MRS. LIZZIE ANDEFTNGER.

Funeral services for Mrs. Lizzie
Andefinger, 731 Sixth street north
east, will be held Tuesday at 3
o'clock from the Holy Name
Church. Mrs. Andefinger Is sur
vivcd by her husband Joseph
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BIRTHS.

Raymond II. and Edna 4. oobeiiie. boy,
Oswald and Catherine Bsrtran. boy.
George n. and Cecilia Fuerst, eirI.
George G.. and Edith n, Gibbons, girl
Charles u. and Charlotte X. Koipfer.
George. W. ana Matte Tibbs. girl
Edward and Elizabeth Henderson, eiri
Edward and Elizabeth jenkins. girl
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EMPLOYMENT

HE'LL WANTED MALk III
cHAUFFBURs to drive at Mstropoiitan
Club, nth and II sts N, w.
MEN TO connect with large organization;
experience unnecessaryt start about
Sfb: earning increased with experience
and hard work. Apply sos kresss
sTUDENTsEBrinF fifty ,csuta Call Il
q. m. al llth %. n: w
CLERK, experienced. In market and
grocery ytcrs. Apply i1s1 zlst q. y. ".
sALEsMEN--Catholic new Promotien
Penns ave. y. w. k;se 70 p. m
wANTED---Abie-bodi men for platform
work. Report 70 3. w. Hughes Amer
lean Rwy. Express Co.. second and
sALEsMEN-csthelie. new proposition;
salary or conn mission; something diff
fsrsnti opening Tor men TO cemplet.
sales force. Cali Mr cox. ssi Bond
BUILDING. between SIZE O. m. or 90
NJ :
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Chicago Board Of Trade.
trurnishsd By W. 3. HiDs. 4 Co.,
Yes'y's
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
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Oil Stocks.
Closing prices:

FURNISHED by W Il. Hibbs q Co,
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EMPLOYMENT

SssEsi 81;
sIsDATiGEs sHaD SSslsha TsSSsp izIs !
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,JSFyNEsT FT sIsI. .mgL male. !
iionthf u utgrkeds wiil eel
.s,ssRR .s,RR 4. X L .t.. e. X. ". We NORTH '''s-''
The Washington times., 1922-11-27

Mrs. Henry z. FLOOD, WIDOW OF
Congressrnan Flood, sister Of Mrs.
Humes. resumed her testimony at
the opening Of toda,'s g session. and
she continued her story from last
Friday, when the court adjourned
unul today. Attorney Rudolph. III.
YeAtnaan. Of counsel for Humes. at.
tempted to introduce as evidence a
telegram sent 20 Elsa Graham. who
was at the time In Reno, New.
Attorney Dan Thew Wright, rep
resentlng the naval officer. objected
to the Introduction OF the telegram
On the grounds that the CORY 'sf-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27

tycneho ustavu, ale shodovali
Sc V tom, re pro pritomnou
dobu Narodni Sdruzeni sotva
mohlo by vesti nejakou sbir-
kovou akci k tomu uceli. Oce-
kava Sc totiz, re ma pristi sve
schulz Narodni Rada, v niz
Narodnl Sdruzeni jest zastou-
peno, zahajl sbirku pro legio-
narsky fond a V tomto smeru
bude nutno silly soustrediti.
Pan Severa pravil, re Anne
ricka Domovina stane Sc skut-
KEN, zalezf to vSak Cd soucin-
nosti Cechoslovaku Americ-
kych, V jakych rozm6rech bu-
de mono myslenku tn prove
sti. Pozemek pro ustav byl liz
zakoupen a Sc stavbou potreb-
nych budov sc zapocne co nei-
drive. Pan Severa zdrzi Sc Y
Clevelandu nepochybne do Ii
tfka.
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Nova pobocka The
Union Trust Co.
RIDITELEM JEST KRAJAN
LADISLAV HAJEk.

Neiv6tSi financni dstav ma
Seho statu The Union Trust Co.
zahaiil koncem minuleho ty-
dne cinnost V move budova Ma
vych. 105. ul. a Pasadena ave.
V move zTizene pobocce, ktere,
jak jsme jiz jednou oznamili,
postaven byl V cello mas kra-
jan p. Ladislav Hajek, jenz
jest soucasn6 asistentem misto-
pTedsedy velk6 teto banky.
Pusobil drive We filialce ma
Woodland ave-, kde 81 svojim
vlidnym vystupovanim ziskal
velke popularity. Jest synem
znamenite spolkov6 pracovni-
ce, pi. Hajkove, dosud cil6 da-
my, jez 81 nekdy rada ma
sim ochotnictvem zahraie. Ta-
ke manzelka p. l.. Halka Jest
ceskeho puvodu z krajanske
rodiny Vopaleckych. Vyzna-
menanemu krajanu prejem v
move jeho pusobnosti mnoho
zdaru.
Mimochodem podotykame,
re bratr jeho, p. Karel Haiek,
Jest dfednikem teze banky ma
Broadway, kde jest caste cd
krajand, potrebujicich ruz-
nych rad, vyhledavan.
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" ZAJMU SLECHETNEHO
PODNIKU.

Vcera poteSil mas navStevou
V redakci davny pfitel mas, p.
w. F. Severa. vyrabitel lekn
ze Cedar Rapids. Ia. Pfiiel
do Clevelandu hlavn6 "a tim
ucelem, aby ziskal soucinnost
Amer. Narodniho Sdruzenf
Cechoslovakn pro zbudovanf
nstavu V Ceskoslovensk6 Re-
publice, k iehoz zalozeni dal
podnet a zaroven velkou cast
ku penez do vinku Je to Ame-
ricka Domovina pro vychovu
pracf a lecbu detskvch teles-
nych vad. iez ma byti zrizena
V bezprostfedni blizkosti me-
sta Brna ma Morave. 0 pod
niku tomto obsirne isme Sc
Zmfnili pri navratu p. Severv
2 vlasti V lonskem roce. Pan
Severa hodla venovati nan
s50.00O. 2 cehoz liz znacna
castka bvla splacena a ofeka~
vi, 5e dalsfch s5O,0O0 seide Sc
cd Cechoslovaki Americe.
Y nedeli dopoledne y. Seve-
"a seSel Sc V hotelu Hollenden
nekterlmi clenv zdeisi Il
strednv "A. N. s. C.. kteri vsi-
chni uznavali prakticnost do
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PRfRODNfHO PLYNU SKU-
TECNE UBYVA.

Bedford Sc snazil dostati pri
rodni plyn, ale nad6je tato
zmizela. kdyz mayor Carroll
obdrzel dopis, V nemz misto-
president a generalni Tiditel
The East Ohio Gas Co.. Gala
CHER oznamuie, re pfani nemtl
re bNti vyhov6no, jelikoz ply
nu pfirodniho Jest kazdym ro-
KEN meme a re plynarna ma
dosti starosti uspokoiiti zakaz-
Milky dosavadni. Dodava pax,
re by nebvlo poctive uvazati Sc
V podm1niy, kterym by pozd6-
il nebylo mono dostati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27

bolsevickeho voiska ruskeho
na polske uzemi behem posled
Mich "a hodin zpdsobil We
zdejsich vladnlch kruzich vaz-
ne starosti. Jest vyslovovana
obava, re srazky mezi pol
skym vojskem a bolsevickymi
tlupami ruskymi molly by sna
dino vesti k vybuchu nepfatel-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
MAYOR FRED KOHLER v
MESTSKE NEMOCNICI.
Trpi nasledky velke prepra-
cOvanosti.

Ia vcerejSiho uTadovani v
radnici byl mayor Fred Kohler
napaden nevolnosti, jez jiz pc
nekolik dni u neho byla zna-
telna. Zachvat byl tax silny,
ze domaci jeho lekaT DIR. A.
BudWig a zdravotni komisaf
Harry L. lockwood nalidili,
aby dopraven byl do nemocni-
ce. Kdyz Kohler Sc musel po-
drobiti nezbytnoti, vyvolil 81
mestskou nemocnici, kan ia
ke byl dopraven.
Choroba jeho vezi V jistem
rozruseni civG, nasledkem pre-
pracovanf. Stav ieho vsak ne
nj nikterak nebezpecnym a
kdyz bude setTeno lekarskych
nafizeni bude lecka nervosy tr-
vati asi diva tydny.
Mayor byl nekolikrate varo-
van, aby Sc presprilis nenama-
hal, ale nedbal rad, az kdyz
"a poslednich noci Sc dostavi-
la bezesnost. Ia sveho uTado-
vani byl Kohler jednfm 2 nej-
pilnelsich ufedniku rano byl
jiz 8 hodin V dradovne.
Pred dvema tydny navStivil
spolu s Tiditelem verejn6 sluz-
by J. F. Malinem a mestskym
inzenyrem Robertem Hoffma.
mem, Detroit, ably prostudova-
Ii tamejsi dlazebni system, ma
kterez ceste Sc nachladil, tax
re ochraptel k tomu Sc pri-
daily bolesti ma prsou, V hlave
a vazu. Zustal po nekolik dni
donna a radnici zapocal ira
dovati teprve V patek V So
botu, coz bylo, jak dokazuie
vcereisi zachvat, ponekud
predcasne.
Dle>zneni mestsk6ho charte-
ru Zastupovati iei bude po do
bu choroby jako uraduifci ma
yor mestsky pravni riditel Paul
Lamb, ac jinak mayor sam Sc
-s1castni, pokud tomu bude do
volovati jeho pripoutani ma ne
mocnicnf lGzko, vSech akci ty-
'kaifcich Sc mestskych zalezi-
tosti.
- Zpravy dopolednich listh
hlasi, re stav onemocn6l6ho ie
vaznejsi nezli bylo prve do
mnfvano a re dnes Sc dostaviv
81 horecka poukazuie. re leGba
Sc protahne po nekolik tydnG.
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stvi mezi obema zememi.

Polska vlada, jak oznamu-
je Sc z Varsavy, poslala do Mo
skvy ostry protest. Francouz-
ske ministerstvo zahraniGnich
zalezitosti sleduie celou zale-
jest pfipraveno k diplomatick6
mu zakroceni, iakmile Sc uka-
re toho potreba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
LESNf POZARY.

Canon City. Col. "a. cervna.
Lesni pozarv Tadi V San Isabel
lese, die telefonickeho sdeleni,
obdrzeneho zde. Vice nez 600
akru krasnych stromu bylo spu
stoseno ohnem, jenz jest roz-
dmvchovan vetrem. - Lesni-
ci aadaii dobrovolnikv, ably 20
mahali klasti plamenGm meze.
BOLSEVICI MA POLSKEM
UZEMf.
PaTiz, 25. cervna. - Vpad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Acquitted Illegal Voting

CLINTON, Okla.--Alva Sights, charg-
ed with illegal voting in the county
seat election last year, was found not
guilty In county court. Twelve other
persons against whom indictments have
been returned, on the same charge,
are 10 be tried this week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
FORD DISPLAY IS
Held ON STREET
Different Kinds Of Cars are
Handled By Local Dealers
Shown to Acquaint
the Public.

A Ford parade. displaying the diff
ferent models of cars and trucks man
ufactured by the Ford Moto Car
Company was seen on Main street
here. Saturday afternoon The parade
was under the supervision of Robert
Heath, of the Leachman.Johnso com
pany, local Ford dealers.
In the parade Were four Ford trucks
with different bodies, two commercial
jobs. one each of the other types of
cars, including Il runabout, touring
car, four door sedan. coupe. two door
sedan, Il Lincoln sedan and tractor
with II tractor trailer. The trailer was
loaded with the touring car that Is 10
be given away by the Retail Merchants
Association soon.
people have not realized until now
how many products the Ford company
Is putting out for their use" stated IL
II. johnson of the company Saturday
"and we thought that this could be
easily learned and seen by parade
he continued.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
SUIT IS FILED
AGAINST BOARD
FOR EXCESS TAX
Young Claims Commissioners
Raised Valuation Without
Warrant From Law
for Action.

@. W. Young through his attorneys
Bass and Hardy, has filed suit in dis.
trict court against the board OF county
commissioners to recover money alleg.
I'd to have been paid in excess of the
valuation OF property as rendered by
the tax assessor and later confirmed
by the county equalization board
Petitioner alleges that on the first
Monday in June. 1921, The defendants
as members of the county equalization
board passed upon the assessed value
as placed by the tax assessor. that sub
sequently the commissioners again met
as members of the equalization board
without due notice, or proper and le-
gal advertising Of same and raised the
valuation TO the extent that it increas.
mis- taxes in the aggregate sum of
$239.4S over what they would have
been had the taxes been collected ac.
cording TO the original valuation.
Petitioner prays the court 70 render
judgment in his favor for the above
amount set forth and for such other re.
lief as deemed necessary.
This suit is believed to be the fore,
runner of othersh that win be filed Gov
sring the same cause or action.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
GRAIN GROWERS HEAD
TO WASHINGTON MEET

ENID. okla.-The Oklahoma whea;
Growers association was represent.
ed at the first national meet Of coop.
eratlve marketing heads In Washing.
ton by w. l.. Walker OF Holllster. TIL.
man county. president OF the board OF
directors. The meeting was held De.
cember IL, Is. and lG.
The meeting Is the first of It's kind
ever held. II is said to have grown GU,
OF correspondence between Senator Ar.
thur Capper OF Kansas. head OF the
farm bloc, and Aaron Sapiro. famous
authority on cooperative marketing. At
this meeting IL was planned to discuss
plans Tor the future OF al cooperative
marketing associations In the United
States More than 200 associations were
represented IL was said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Veteran Cars Score
Reliability Record
In Pacific Running

A remarkable test of motor car eco
nomy and reliability in which nine vet
Grams of motordom participated, was re-
Gently held on the Pacific coast. All
nine cars were Studebaker big.sixes.
Prior to the contest. they had covered
IN every day service, Il total of 1888
4OS miles-an average Of l4S.l5G miles
per car.
Before .he run the two "patriarchs'
among the nine contestants showed
mileage records of O,0O0 and 35l 900
miles respectively. The minimum mile
age shown on the speedometer Of any
Of the cars was 62 ,007 miles. The con.
test stands as the first OF its kind ever
held and proved practical and convinc.
ing demonstration Of motor ear STAN.
ina, reliability and economy.
The ear with the 200 mile record
| took second honors in economy among
| the nine competing. The highest econ.
| omy record was scored by big.slx
which had $4,000 miles to its credit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
FIELDS Is DIRECTOR /,
CHALMERS CAR SALES

Arthur T. Barker, vice president "
the Chalmers Motor Car company, has
announced the appointment Of j. +.
cars. Mr. Fields comes to the Chalmers
organization with long and valuable
experience in the distribution cf motor
cars.
For the past fourteen years he has
been directly associated with motor car
distribution. and is said to have one Of
the largest acquaintanceships among
automobile dealers in the entire indus.
try Prior to his entrance into the mo-
tor car industry, he was for a number
of years engaged in farm Implement
sales work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17

Santa Claus has announced that ne
will use an aeroplane during his visit
to Ardmore due to the lack OF STOW nee.
essary for the operation Of Sleigh and
has made arrangements with the Oak
ley-Askew aerial service for use OF their
flying field during his visit here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Physician Awaits
Trial on Charge
OF Bigamy Report

CHIcAGo.-Captoin Chas. Fike. q
physician attached to the United States
Marines hospital here is held in the
Lake county jail at Crown Point, In.
diana. awaiting a hearing on q charge
OF bigamy after having been taken from
his bride OF six weeks last night
Pike charged that the Indiana officers
used force In arresting him in front
Of his home and that one Of them struck
his bride when she attempted TO assist
him.
The couple were married at Crown
Point recently following an elopement.
The marriage was the result OF ro-
nance begu NV hen Miss Frances
Heile. was serving as Red Cross nurse
IN teh same company with the army Of
ficer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
23O Students Take
Commercial Course
At Hi ShOOl Now

Two hundred thirty students In high
school are taking commercial subjects,
although It Is not required that they
do so. Miss Mabel Ruth Stong, high
school student told members of the
Lions club at their regular meeting
Thursday Miss Stong outlined the
commercial department of high school.
Though Eddy Ramsey was out Of
the city, he let II he known that his
interest was in the meeting. by send
Ing 4 missive TO be read. He advised
that Ardmore citizens had better get
busy and advertise the city over the
radio so that when road notices are
sent out Ardmore will be mentioned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
new AUTO OWNERS

Leachman.Jo johnson Motor Company
sold the following ears the past week:
X. L. Singleton. Courtney. Ford
Roadster.
l.. c. Heigle. Ardmore. Ford Touring
l. X. Ricketts,, Ardmore, Ford Road
ster.
Nose Dickerson, Poolvllle, Ford
Coupe.
Stanley Marsh, Ardmore. Ford Tour
ing.
New State Hardware Co, Ardmore,
Ford Roadster.
ID. c. Fitzgerald. Ardmore Ford
Touring.
j. S. Nickels, Ardmore, Ford Tour
ing.
II. K. Shine. Ardmore, Ford Touring
A. A. Bailey Ardmore, Ford Road
ster.
A. r. Benton, Wilson, Ford Truck
Z. d. Ryan. Wilson. Ford truck.
T.. NJ JONES, Pike City, Fird Tour
ing.
T. n Garrison, Healdton, Ford tour
ing.
II. H. Akers, Milo. Ford Touring,
Guy Harris Buick Co.
Jim Harreld, Ardmore, Buick Tour
ing.
Aahmes Grotto, Ardmorc, Buick, 1
passenger Sport Model
Opal Rexroat Kinney, Ardmorc
passenger Sport model.
Ward A. Merrick. Ardmore. Buick
| Special passenger Sedan
John A. Baptiste. Ardmore, Packard
Touring.
Lawrence A. Boggs, Wilson, Buici
Touring
Paige Motor Company
S. l.. Mcconnell. Ardmore. Jewet
roadster.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Drumrighi Open. Plant

DRCMiilGHT. Okla. --Ncar,y one
thousand visitors attended the opening
of the new plant Of the Southwestern
Dcll Telephone company. The plant rep.
rCssnts an outlay OF more than $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Building Rooms at Sanrlpa

SAPULPA. Okla.-Between Is and 90
residences are now under construction
in Forest Park addition here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
ArdmOreite Santa
Told by Phone Of
Children'S Wants

We've got a pretty big chimney, but
IL you can't get down it, walk right
In the door. and il the door Is locked
why come on right through the win
dow" these were the parting remarks
of Harold Payne, aged six, Of Cpl c
street, northwest, during telephone
conversation which he had with Santa
Claus. The directions for entry into the
youngsters home We're advanced after
Santa Claus had asked the youngster
the best way to get in. Harold called
Sanity up early Saturday morning and
ordered an Indian suit. gun, boots and
u watch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17

Miss Frances JOY FTensley, aged z,
OF 3l7 Seventh avenue, northwest. told
Santa Claus over the phone that she
would leave the window open for him
on Christmas eve. because she did not
figure the chimney large enough for
Old Khris to get down. Frances or.
dered doll cart. doll that can say
mama" Il gown for u rag doll and a
blackboard.