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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
State Federation
to Support Jack
Walton in Run.Of

ENID, Okla-Reaffirmat of its
endorsement of the farmer-labor plat.
form adopted by the Shawnee conven.
ton last year, support of ]. c. Walton's $
candidacy for governor on the demo.
cratic ticket, and resistance to all er.
forts 10 establish an Industrial court in
Oklahoma similar to the one now in
existence in Kansas were the O.. .o ana.
ing features OF the annual report OF
Edgar Fenton, president OF the fede.
ration at the state meeting OF the body
here this morning.
Legislative program outlined by the
president included larger annual ap.
preparation for the state department o,
labor, amendments TO the workmen's
compensation law. whereby employers
Will be held more responsible tor iniur.
les 10 their workmen, regulation. of con.
Wet l;<)or, and law requiring the
union label 10 appear on all state print.
ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
EXCHANGE CLUBS TO
MEET IN LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE. Ky.-The convention
Of the National Exchange clubs. which
viii be held in Louisville September 25.
20 and q. will bring here amout 5000
members and their wives. il was an.
nounced by Herbert F. Bochl. state pres.
ident. President Harding. who is an "ex.
changeite" and several other speakers
Of national prominence have been invit.
I'd 10 appear on the program. There
are approximately 10000 members OF
The 500 exchange clubs in the United
States.
Business sessions viii be held during
the mornings the convention is in ses.
sion. The afternoons and evenings will
he given over largely TO entertainment
and TO addresses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
SUN eclipse TO
CAUSE DARK DAY
NEXT THURSDAY
However, The Effect viii be
Noted Only in South Paci-
fic Islands and on Afri-
can Coast.

The fact that you do not liev on the
east coast OF Africa, Australia or on
Islands in the southern Pacific ocean
relieves YOU of thr unpleasantness OF
lark day on September 2l
on that date, according to Prof. Ed
win b. Frost OF the University OF Chi
cago and director OF the Yerkes Obser.
yatory, total solar eclipse will occur
over that region
The moon, coming between the earth
and the sun. will cast a shadow which
VIII sweep over the southern sea from
a point off the eastern coast of Africa
near the Equator. cross a few scattered
islands and the continent of Australia
and then out TO the Southern Pacific
ocean, he said.
This TRAN of the shadow will be about
lis miles wide. The duration of totallity
at different points will vary from three
to six minutes and Professor Frost de
clared this to be an unusually long
eclipse.
The total eclipse Of the sun always
has been Cne Of natures most thrilling
spcc,a s said Professor Frost. 1T
gives a momentary glimpse OF he mys-
terious veil surrounding the sun, call
ed the corona which is never visible
at any other time.
Gigantic rosy eruptions Of flowing
gas also may be seen along the rim Of
the eclipsed sun"
on September 10. 1923. he said, to-
tai solar eclipse will touch the coast Of
the United States at Santa Barbara and
near san Diego. Cal The Islands off
the Pacific coast, notably Santa Cata
lima. will be well situated for stations.
The track Of the shadow will sweep
southeast across Mexico. Preparations
iol. observing this eclipse already have
been started by several American OBJ
servatories.
After the one of 1923, the next total
solar eclipse that can be observed under
favorable conditions in United States
will be on August 81, 2017
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
AMERICAN BISHOPS
HONORED BY DEGREE

PORTLAND.-Five bishops have had
conferred upon them the order OF
the Holy Sepulchre Of His Holiness,
Damianos Patriarch of Jerusalem. ac-
cording to cable dispatches received
today.
Those honored are the presiding bish.
op of the Episcopal church. Rev. Dan
iel Sylvester Tuttle; Bishop James II.
Dardlington. of Harrisburg. Pa; Bish.
op VIM. T. Manning. Of New York; Bish-
op Charles w. Anderson OF Chicago
and Bishop Walter T. Sumner of Port.
land, Oregon. These bishops have been
conspicuous in efforts 10 promote az
liliation between the Episcopal church
and the eastern Orthodox communions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
HUGHES WANTS NEAR EAST
DIsPt TE BEFORE LEAGUE

MELBOURNE. Australia 49, Premier
Hughes, OF the Australian common.
wealth has cabled Sir Joseph Cook.
Australian delegate 10 the league OF
nations. requesting him Immediately
to bring the Near East dispute before
Tie league with view 10 securing
peace,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
PROBE OF MULLEN
ESTATE Is ORDERED

hearing on the petition asking
that a receiver be appointed for the
estate of J. S Mullen was conducted
before Judge II. Mcmillan referee in
bankruptcy Monday morning.
After hearing evidence the judge held
that the petition was sufficient and
ordered an examination into the con
dition OF the alleged bankrupt. which
is now being held. The referee stat.
eG that the examination was neces
sary in order that he might know the
facts before appointing receiver.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
CITY BRIEFS

q. A. Ramsey who has been confin.
ed TO the Won Keller hospital for sew
eral weeks expects TO he discharged
this week Mr. Ramsey has been con
fined to the hospital since his return
from Colorado
Ira Arnold OF Lone Grove. one OF
the directors OF the fair association,
was transacting business in thee ity
today
United States Deputy Marshal VIII
Cardwell is still on duty guarding rail.
road property at Dougherty. lie was
in the city for a few hours SATURDAY
and expects to be relieved OF that re.
sponsibllily in a few days now that
the strike is about settled
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
YoungSter Starts
Stir at School,
Almost a Scandal

There is a scandal i'm the Third Ward
school
The principal, teachers and all of
the higher-ups are trying to screw the
lid on the affair, but the youngsters
will talk, and this is the tale they
ell.
One youngster who made poor grades
last year, started last month with n
clean face, slicked down hair and has
been conducting himself as little gen
tleman should. until
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
PRINCE GEORGE GOES
BACK TO OLD BELGRADE

BELGRADE Jugoslava. 49, Prince
George has come back TO Belgrade
from Paris, and there are some people
here who wish that his indolent, care.
free life In the French capital OF re.
cent years had proved sufficiently at.
tractive TO keep him there
Georer Is the eldest son the late
King Peter. As Tor the throne. he has
renounced IL. and his brother Alexander
!s sitting there with his new queen,
Marie OF Rumania. az his side. To.
eether they are busy with the formal.
ties OF court life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
TAYLOR MURDER
CASE CALLED IN
District court
Attorney Hodge Is Clearing
Docket and Many Cases
Are Being Dropped.

After the jury had been empan.
cled TO hear the evidence and decide
upon the guilt or innocence Of Link
Taylor. charged With manslaughte
thee Ounty attorney moved that
the jury be Withdrawn and the
case dismissed as he found the evi.
dence insufficient to secure a con.
victiOn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
e. DINGS. TREASURER
FIRE THREATENS MOORE
REFINERY AFTER BLAST

ARKANSAS CITY. Kan.-one OF the
stills rtght fire al the Moore Rein.
cry hure Saturday afternoon and the
,n.irc plant was endangered. The whole
city fire department was pressed into
service IN an effort to save the industry
wh.rh is valued at more than s. 900 OOu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
FOUR MEN SHOT IN
CLASH AT NINE SHAFT

CUMBERLAND. Md-Four men were
shot two of them probably fatally. in
clash between striking miners and
non-union miners Monday at the Poto.
mac mine Of the Hofra Brothers Coal
company at Barton. W, Va. 25 miles
from here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
INDIAN EXHIBtTS BEING
PREPARED FOR EXPOSITION

81. .. A. Mills and Ben Colbert are
getting he full blood Indian farm eK'
hibit for the state fair at Muskoger~
that commences October 2, Col. Mills
states that his charges are slow about
bringing in their produce and he has
to go after lot of II which necessl-
tates some delay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
TURN TO THE RIGHT,
THIS WOMAN ASSERTS

Turn to the right and watch the
corners.
That would be the advice 10 all
motorists if certain young wo-
man whose car was struck al the
corner Of Second and B street this
morning We're asked about it. Dam
age TO her ear was slight and no one
was injured, but its terribly pro
voking" she says.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
Iarnsdall A.,s Paving lihi,

BARNSDALL, Okla-Blds haze been
asked 10y tho city council for paving
Two streets from Fourth tu Eighth
streets on Maple street and from &C.
dar to Maple streets on Eiyhth street.
Protests against this paving were
Nc; sufficient to hlor, lee wcrg. ,ijy
officials announced
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
Strength from
IFonized Yeast
Simply Glorious |!
II Follows a Natural Law Which
Never Changes or Fails. Tho
Entire Body Quickly
Feels New Powsrl

I've Just about gone to plecesl-
DO you know that getting back
strength Is comparatively easy But
DO you realize that Il is almost Inn
possible TO get back your strength
py means or unnatural druHsY DO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
NORTH AMERICAN LIGHT i row.
ER COMPANY PREFERRED DINI.
DEND No. &c

At n meeting OF the board Of direc.
tors September /. 1922. a quarterly a..
yidend OF one dollar and seyenty.five
cents tSl70 per s4sre on the preferred
stock Of the company was declarer
payable October /. 1922. TO stockholder,
Of record az the close OF business. on
March 20. 1922
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18

on last Friday morning he happened
TO be a few minutes tardy and when
he crept into the room on tip.toe he
II ade has way TO the teachers desk and
presented her with the largest apple
frat some OF the kiddies had ever seen.
That's what the scandal is about
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18

you know that about one woman
out OF every three is exhausted be.
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eeing weak, sick. rundown. IRON
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Smyrna times., 1922-08-09
FOR SALE

1922 Ford Coupe; Never been
used.
w. HARTMAN REYNOLDS,
Townsend, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-08-09
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

Finest work guaranteed. Prices
right. Leave orders with Mrs. Marion
Coverdale, Smyrna, Del, or write L. C.
Dunn, BOX BOG, Dover, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-08-09
WANTED

Salesman: $4,000 and commission
to sell guaranteed cord tires direct
from factory at lowest prices.
GOODSTOCK TIRE CO.,
1106 S. Michigan Ave-,
Chicago, Illinois.
Smyrna times., 1922-08-09
WANTED

5 acres to 10 acres of land with
buildings. State price and location.
Address,
H. PRIESTER,
Port Penn, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-08-09
SEED WHEAT FOR SALE

700 bushels extra fine quality, free
of smut and thoroughly dry. Come
see it. Apply to
JOSEPH H. GARNER
Phone 1873 R II Townsend, Del.R.F.D
Arizona republican., 1922-01-14
A CURIOUS MOTHER

Seldom do any two persons under
stand why they love each other.
| Then it is hardly to be expected
that a third person should under
! stand.
A mother, nevertheless, sometimes
| assumes that she knows precisely
what win make her daughter hap
piest; and sometimes she NEEDLES
with the courtship and marriage of a
daughter in a most irritating man
ner.
A complaint from an enraged girl
runs thus: MY mother reads the
letters l receive from the man / am
to marry. / have demonstrated with
her. / have wept
Mother says 1t Is her duty TO
know just what kind of a man have
picked out for husband. and she is
sure she can learn from what he
writes to me.
Mother makes me perfectly in
dignant when she tries to discuss my
love letters with me and when
she advises me what to reply. But /
am helpless"
Once more we have a case in which
the mother is not content to have
lived through her own love story. She
is greedy-she wants to live her
daughters, also.
This Is not an uncommon kind OF
inquisitiveness in mothers who have
raised their families and who haveA't
enough leftover interests in lie to
Arizona republican., 1922-01-14
Little Stories For Bedtime
OLD GRANNY FOX HAS A BAD
DREAM
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS


Old Granny Fox was dreaming.
yes, sir, she was dreaming. There
she lay curled up on the little Knoll
which, you know, is a sort of little
hill. fast asleep and dreaming. The
little knoll overlooked the Green
Meadows, and it was a favorite nap
ping place for Granny Fox. You sec,
folly, round, bright Mr.. Sun used to
pour his warmest rays down right
there so that it was very comfort
able place indeed. SO when Granny
was tired she often would slip over
there for a little short nap and sun
bath.
This morning Granny was unusual
lv tired. She had been out all the
night before, and then before she
could reach home Bowser the Hound
had found her tracks, and, of course,
she couldn't go home then because
that would tell Bowser right where
she lived. So she had led Bowser
fal away across the fields and
through the woods, and then after
while she played smart trick
which mixed her tracks UP so that
Bowser could no longer follow them,
and while he was shifting and snuff
fling as he tried to find out with his
wonderful nose where Granny FOX
had gone to she trotted back through
the Green forest to the sunny knoll,
and there she curled up to rest. And
right away she fell asleep.
Now Granny Fox, like most Of the
other little people of the Green
Meadows and the Green Forest,
sleeps with her ears wide open. Her
eyes may be closed, but her ears are
on guard, and at the least unusual
sound open fly her eyes and she is
all ready TO run. If it wasn't for
Arizona republican., 1922-01-14

ventilation and sanitation, decorative
and color schemes, arrangement Of
furniture and latest labor saving de-
the home in the best condition.
Great local interest has already
been aroused by The Republican,
announcement of the coming expo
sition and free cooking school.
Extra Car Service
The Woman's club, the Council OF
Jewish Women, girls of the food
classes of the Phoenix union high
school and grammar grades, have al
ready Signified their intention of at
tending as many OF these lectures as
possible, singly, and are making ar.
rangements for their own particular
days" at the auditorium.
Arrangements are now being made
by the Arizona Republican with the
Phoenix street railway company for
extra car service during the five days
Mrs. Chase win be at the auditorium,
thus assuring everyone OF easy
transportation to and from the lee
lures.
Again the Arizona Republican as
sures the women of the state, the VAL
ley and the city that there will be no
fee or charge of any kind
for either the Better Homes lectures
or the Better Foods demonstrations.
Mrs. Chase has been bought to Phoe-
nix under the auspices of The Re-
publican and at its expense, the same
as last year. and every woman will
be most cordially welcomed.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-14

woman who pleads her love for him
and prates upon her pride in him.
This quality in Marcia had gone far
toward weakening Johns character
He hated scene, he had lost his
love for Marcia. while still possess
ing hers. He now could give her
only a sort of duty y-affection. a SEM
blance Of the love she expected. the
love he had given her in the first
years OF his marriage. She often
made speeches like this: #f
You see, John, never loved any
one but you. You are the only man
in my life. Even as a girl l didn't
waste myself by any serious flirta-
tions. although. goodness knows. ]
could have been engaged a dozen
times. and to men who could give me
everything a woman could wish FOR.
but I'd rather have my John than all
the money in the world"
Too bad didn't have money.
Marcia"
You would have. could have. ii
you handled yourself right. You
must have some day, John. / have
Dragged so much about you that YOU
just must make money so people
won't think l made a mistake In
marrying you. That would mortifY
me to death. II want nice home of
our own. l should have had It long
ago had married Harold Moore"
Is It any wonder that with these
things dinned constantly into his ears
John Aldrich gave Marcia more than
he could afford 10. that he worked
beyond his strength TO satisfy her?
ITO BE Continuedl
Arizona republican., 1922-01-14
chaptar TX.

Chapter Tx.
In spite Of the success OF her party,
aer fatigue Marcia could not sleep.
Sheer exhaustion had closed Johns s
eyes as soon as his head touched the
pillow and as Marcia listened to his
regular breathing she envied him the
ability to sleep while she lay awake
thinking.
Had John known the nature OF her
thoughts he would not have 80 peace
fully slept. The excitement Marcia
had shown at the party increased as
she lay wide-eyed planning what she
would do and how go about It,.
Finally. she also slept and when John
woke at his usual time, he dressed
very quietly. so that he would not
disturb her.
A letter from Murlei in his morn
ing mail cheered him immensely. AL
ready she had found a good position
and her mother had shown improve
ment. Kenneth was dear and they
loved him more as they grew to
know him better. 1t was a bright,
as he read. Then. after placing ii in
the drawer Of his desk, he went at
his work with more pleasure than he
had felt for many a day.
Several times during the day he
recalled that Marcia would expect
him to pay the caterer and for the
music. He would have to draw UPON
what he had saved for Kenneth to
do so. But he would not need to
send another remittance TO Muriel
for two weeks. He would find some
way to replace what he had to use.
The bills which Marcia had ready
for hip were reasonable enough. as
he admitted, for what they had had.
But he hurt Marcia's feelings when
he said:
II would so much rather not have
had the party and kept that money,
Marcia. 1t is lot OF money TO snend
for one evenings enjoyment. Why,
come to think OF it. it is more than
the rug you wanted would have
cost"
Il know. wanted 70 give you
the rug for birthday present. but
was afraid you would make fuss.
don't see what has come over you,
John. l thought you would be de-
lighted with your party. and you
weren't a single little bit. You
Arizona republican., 1922-01-14
ONE OF LECTURE THEMES is
HONEST-TO-GOODNESS COFFEE

Did and hunt around restau-
lunch which make coffee?
meal
something called coffee
masqueradng that
yourself CoffeeCoffee with
a capital C?
mind attend the lectures
Shrine Auditorium starting Monday where Mrs
itcoffee with
after their
know)
table reflects the
amber with
stamps quickly
a housewife
making good coffee only Of the
Exposition demonstrations
60 % likewise!
Arizona republican., 1922-01-14

keep their minds properly employed.
Perhaps the young woman who
writes the above Is being tested by
fate for a weak spot in her own
character. In this ordeal, she seems
to have forgotten that the young
man who indites the tender epistles
has some rights of his own.
He is not writing his love letters to
the mother. He supposes that his
beloved keeps them sacred. He
doesn't dream that the mother in-
trudes where she does not belong.
And certainly his rights ought to
be respected by the girl. g
II If she keeps this point in mind, she
may be able to cope successfully
with the curious mother who seems
a bit dense as to where duty begins
and ends.
This incident has a greater sig
nificance than is obvious upon first
reading. In some readers, the girls
letter may excite mirth. II has,
however a genuine psychological sig
nificance.
Morbid curiosity about the love af-
fairs Of other people is one OF the
indirect satisfactions of some per-
sons whose own love has been mis-
directed, starved or thwarted. A
great deal Of silly gossip about en-
gagements hinges on this fact. IL
may be the scientific explanation OF
the mothers curiosity. But expla-
nations do not always Justify con-
duct. s
Arizona republican., 1922-01-14
A HUSBAND TO MARCIA
By CAROLYN BEECHER

looked almost bored. If you knew
how 1t hurts me to have you act as
II you didn't appreciate me, you
would show more feeling when l try
to do all can for YOU"
Il wasn't bored. Marcia. I am
very tired. and such an evening
takes too much out of me-"
We'll, you must take a vacation.
IF you would do as / tell you and
put a little away in the bank each
month we could go away for three or
four weeks. 1t would brace you up
wonderfully and do me good also"
Il have nothing left at the end Of
the month to put in the bank" His
tone was fiat.
II haven't said It in a long time.
but you are too easy. You should
demand enough TO live on. ] scrimp
and save in every way I can and
still live decently and still / believe
you blame me because YOU can't get
awav. or save. or anything"
John gave Marcia the money for
the bills for his birthday party and
begged her not to spend anything
more that month.
II am strapped, absolutely" he told
her when she again spoke of the
rug. anu hS SdlQ IL III tie AollS Nildt
she knew meant she could not have
anything more that month But had
been watching her he would have
seen something In her eyes that
might have enlightened him as to her
determination To possess what she
desired and when she desired it.
Marcia really thought she was
good wife, and in many ways she
was. No man ever had a wife of
higher ideals and principles as far as
morality went. Marcia would as
soon have thought of picking some-
body's pocket as or looking at an
other man to desire him. All her
love, her fealty was given to John.
Another thing about Marcia: she
would not admit to her circle of
friends either a man or woman
whose private life was not as far as
could be ascertained pure along the
same lines. Yes, Marcia Aldrich was
emphatically q good woman in the
sense we use the term.
John realized this. as all men do
and it kept him patient. kind. when
so often she tried him inexpressibly
1t is hard for man to refuse