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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
FARMERS SHORT COURSE
WILL OPEN NOVEMBER q

STILLWATER - The annual winter
course in general agriculture Offered
by the schoC or agriculture at Okla
homa A. 4 NJ. college. will open Nov
ember q. according to announcement
Of VI. A. Beeson. dean of the school o.
agriculture. The instruction this year
will be divided into two sections. one
composed CT six two weeks courses, the
other composed of three four weeks
courses. Each course will be complete
in itself but all will be coordinated Sc
that farmers may take work evtend-
ing over periods of two weeks. four
weeks or twelve weeks and get well
rounded instruction no matter what
length Of time they may be able to
remain
A 200 pound man would weigh $500
pounds on the sun as the attraction
OF the sun is q times that Of the earth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
-HoneymoOners Abrosd--
CAN BUSINESS BE MIXED WITH
The HONEYMOON?
BY Zoe Beckley

me stenorian blare of the Roma's de
parting signal and the cry OF IAN n.
shore!' tingled and thrilled through Ed
ma, as she looked down on the seemingly
moving dock crowded with friends of
the passengers. Sudden excited tears
blurred her vision. The hand that
ciutched her new husbands arm tight.
ened convulsively With the other she
waved frantically to the dear people
come to speed her on her honeymoon.
and the homeland she was leaving for
the first time in her life.
Jack sensed her excitement to the
point or pain. He looked down at
the flushed sweet face with it's oval
OF brunei beauty and brown eyes wet
with tears.
Too late to back out now. Kits,
were off. Got to put up with just
me. old darling!'
The very effort he made to steady
his voice betrayed how keycd-up he
was himself. Edna squeezed his arm
again, laying her cheek to his sleeve
Then, not TO let the world see, she
Strengthened to tiptoe in adieu to those
ashore.
Faces on, the dock grew blurred you
couldn't tell one wildly waving figure
from another. And now as the huge
Roma swung full into midstream. the
last slight contact OF sight was gone.
Hand tight in hand, Edna and Jack
watched the stately procession of New
York's man made peaks glide past
them.
1t was all so new and so big to
them, coming from their honey little
midwest town. They felt awed The
great steamer, the great city seeming
to watch them with its million bright
eyes, the ocean on which they were
venturng, the new world to which they
were going
Their scanty remarks were almost
whispers. The sparkling harbor chang.
ed TO the gray of the open sea. A
chill wind sent through them u deli.
cious. frightened tremor
Come on down TO the lounge. Hon"
laughed Jack suddenly. And say
soon's we pass the three.mile limit We
re going to quaff beaker TO the great
est business and pleasure trip ever
known"
Edna looked up startled.
Business, Jack?"
He took her by the shoulders and
held her off so that she could admire
him.
Brace yourself for ono surprise, Mrs
John Edna Duryea," he swanked. BE
hold in this your honorable husband
not the humble midwest district sales
manager you thought you married for
the rest of your natural life, but a
gent with mission. You are off on a
honeymoon. madam, paid for by the
American Electric Supplies corporation,
that your husband may perform an
exceedingly delicate and confidential
business affair while honeymooning
with his charming bride!"
ITO be Continued.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

speaker OF the day. w q Johnson, was
unable to attend but II Is expected that
he will be present at the meeting FRI
day. October 2U
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Mrs &. r. Ringer. vice county
chairman of the republican organization
has issued u call for a meeting Monday
afternoon at 1 o'clock at Convention
Hall.
A meeting Of precinct committeeman
has been called for Tuesday afternoon
at democratic headquarters in the Jones
building. by Mrs. Arthur Walcott. the
chairman of the women's democratic
club of Carter county.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Nichols will he
hosts to the members of the Dinner
Bridge club Tuesday evening.
:. = !.
The Ladies of the Leaf will meet
Monday afternoon at the Y. w. c. A.
rooms in the chamber of commerce
building.
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The Philharmonic Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the Y w. c.
A. rooms when a program of French
opera will be given.
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Miss Frances German will entertain
the members of the ri Phi Alumnae
Luncheon club on Saturday.
I. :. I.
The United Daughters of the Con.
federacy will meet at the home of the
president, Mrs. Arthur Walcott. Sat.
urday afternoon, for the initial meeting
OF this season. A report from the
shawnee convention win be received and
delegates will be selected to attend tine
National convention of d. A. r., iIi
Birmingham, Alabama November IA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

SALTWATER - Sorority girls lead
fraternity men in scholarship averages
in Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechan-
ical college, according to statistics just
announced by Charles a Poffenberger
registrar which are based on the record
Of the spring semester Of last school
year, The highest average by sor-
ority was So. as compared with "a for
fraternities; the lowest average made
by a sorority was 81, as compared with
74.1 by "a fraternity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

when the following program viii be
given:
Song How. Firm Il Foundation"
Prayer and Soul Winning--Mrs. Kir-
by Fitzpatrick.
Enlistment, Bible and Mission Study
Mrs. Grace Simmons
Solo, selected-Mrs. Johnson.
our Young People"-Mrs II. ID.
Rinsland.
Prayer for our W. VI. U.--Mrs. Eula
Grubbs.
Training school and margaret fund
Mrs. L. NJ Boucher.
Standards Of Excelence-Mrs. A. S.
Lyness.
Personal service-Miss Daisy Nichols.
Stewardship and contributions-Mr
Hargrave.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
s4HEkIRESs THE, .!,!,!lSs
AlelpiIos

The Maxwell Karger production for
Metro OF Wadsworth Camps Hate. q"
adapted to the screen by June Mathis,
is announced by the Adelphog theater
starting Monday. Alice Lake is the
star. She plays the role of pretty
little show girl who becomes involved in
a murder mystery wherein one of her
admirers Is falsely accused Her fight
to save his life and the romance whicn
comes to her through her struggle
makes story fun OF suspense from
first reel To last
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
Liberty

A cowboy, self appointed to the OF.
flee of revenue agent, is the hero OF
THE Loaded Door the Universal at
traction staring Hoot Gibson at the
Liberty theater Monday
and narcotic smugglers operating along
the Mexican border with no other inn
mediate sign of interference than the
county sheriff who is unable to cope
with anything of greater import than
the hoboes who happen to drop in on
his Jurisdiction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

All those who have seen Carl Stock
dale before know how many fine char
acter portrayals he has Contributed to
the career OF motion pictures. but never
before has been seen in so unusual and
CONSPICUOUS part as that of the sill
houetto man in Mack Sennetts latest
production, Molly o., featuring Mable
Normand
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
WOMEN FOR WALTON

The women how do they stand on
Walton? That question has been ask
ed time and time again since the or.
ganization Of the Women's Good Gov.
ernment League by the 10, 600" rince
and Lillian Downs women politician
and "Camelion.'
The answer to that question is in the
reviewing of the roll OF presidents and
their supporters OF the Oklahoma city
federation OF Womens clubs. Every
woman, who has held the chair OF that
body since 1915 is supporting Walton's
candidacy for governor.
Mrs. G. l.. Daugherty, president OF
the organization in 1915, is very active
in the campaign for Walton. She was
followed by Mrs. &. r. Phelps, who Is
also for Walton. Mrs. ]. n. Schwoerlke
who followed Mrs. helps, is head OF the
women's activities in the state head
quarters and is an ardent supporter OF
Walton. Mrs. II. G.. Hatfield, who fol
lowed Mrs. Schwoerke and which is
republican woman, is very active in the
campaign in behalf of Walton, Mrs.
W. A. Ledbetter, the present president
Of the organization. is active in the
present campaign, sending out circular
letters supporting Walton's candidacy.
/ Mrs. j. r. Frazier, president of the
state federation OF women's clubs is
on the executive committee of the dem
ocratic state central committee and an
ardent supporter of Mr.. Walton.
| This is the answer. Every presden;
with the exception Of one, of the Okla
homa City Federation Of Women's
clubs for the last seven years. is sup.
porting Walton. That answers the Ques
ton Are the thinking women behind
Walton in his campaign for governor"
The republican women's auxiliary of
the republican county campaign con.
mittee held a meeting at the county
court house this afternoon for the pur-
! pose of discussing plans for the present
campaign in the county. The meeting
was well attended and considerable en-.
thuslasm engendered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
BrOadlcoy Methodist Society
Meets at Confederate Home

The Broadway Methodist Missionary
society will meet on Tuesday afternoon
at the Confederate Home, where the
regular program will be given, with
Mrs. j. w. Richardson as leader. After
the program social hour will be en-
joyed. The program will begin at 2:3O
o'clock.
+ I. 4.
The Good Government League meets
Friday afternoon at the Broadway
Methodist church with a very good at.
tendance and much interest shown. The
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

Secretary John Easley of the Cham
her OF Commerce is slightly indisposed
today and was unable to be- at his
desk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

c. A. Marshall and Guy Burris came
in from Hugo last night and paid their
respects to Judge r. l.. Williams this
morning. They will spend the week
here as jurors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

Miss Florence Wall OF EOS b street
southwest, has as her guest Miss Ruth
lfotane OF Fort Worth, who accom-.
panied Miss Wall home Sunday eve.
ming from Fort Worth. where she
visited her uncle and aunt. They also
stiended the Texas State Fair at
Dallas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

MIR. and Mrs, A. Il. Brand. accom-.
panied by Mrs. Dudley Rea and son,
and Mrs. Y. b. Lynn. motored to Du.
rant sunday TO visit Miss Octavia
Brand and Miss Virginia Lynn who are
attending the Southeastern state
Teachers College.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

slonary council since its organization
twelve years ago.
Mrs. 7. h. kearney, who had charge
of very impressive and appropriate
program, paid a very high tribute TO
her memory which was followed by a
chain OF prayers. Mrs. w. 4. Win
frey and Miss Mary Grimes also spoke
accomplishments. Mrs. Winfrey presid-
ed over the business meeting during
which II was decided to give Il silver
tea and bazaar during the first week in
December.
At the conclusion OF the program the
hostess served delicious refreshments.
She was asslted by Mrs. Snelson and
Mrs. Kenneth Hudson. There We're nine
teen members present.
+ + +
East Arllnore Missionary Society
Mrs. Frank Blair and Mrs. Stanley
Carmon will entertain the East Ard
more Missionary society Tuesday, Oc-
tober II, at the home Of Mrs. Car
mon. sl3 Third avenue, northeast
There will be free will offering ana
q social meeting in connection with the
program which is being planned.
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Circle Eight Meets
Circle Eight OF the Broadway Meth.
odlst church helu very interesting
meeting at the home of Mrs. George
Dyer ON West Main street. last Tues
day.
II was decided TO have a benefit tea
and bazaar near Thanksgiving time.
Their plans were also made concerning
the work VI the circle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

Miss Rudd Tate, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Tate. $40 f. street. south.
vest. who has been IN at the Won Keller
Hospital. wh,re she was operated upon
for appendicitis last week, is reported
10 be getting along nicely.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Potter have
moved into their new home at 302 f.
street southwest. which has recently
been remodeled and enlarged. While
waiting for the completion OF their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Potter resided at
|Gl6 Third avenue. southwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

New Arrival nc Baum Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baum are the
proud parents of an elght.pound son,
born Thursday. october II. A name has
not yet been selected for the new ar
rival Both mother and son are dong
h. lccly, il is said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
Society Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. h. n. Horton and
Nellie. OF s25 West Broad
way, and Miss Nell Eakin have re-
turned from Dallas. where they at
tended the Texas State Fair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

Mrs. $. +. Sherwood Of Gainesville.
Texas, who is visiting her son. Mr.
Frank II Sherwood. 3s3 u street. south.
wes,west. is reported to hav. been III
during the past few days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
Broadacoy Baptist
Decisions Meet

The Missionary society OF the Broad
way Baptist church win meet Tuesday
afternoon ut the church At o'clock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

Mrs. 5. Deport. $50 West Main
street who spent the past summer In
New York and other eastern points.
returned home Saturday evening. Mrs.
Deport spent some time at Newport.
Rhode Island. and also visited relatives
In Fan River, Mass. and Long Beach.
New York.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

Mrs. Roy Alexander will he hostess
o The Thimble Tea club. at her home,
Thursday afternoon at 2.3O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
Circle Ten to Give silver Tea

VIrcIe Ten 10 Give Silver Tea
on october 10. at the home OF Mrs
Don Cochran. Circle SIX OF the Broad.
way Methodist church held a memor.
al service for Miss Belle n. Bennett.
,hurch wide missionary leader. Of Rich
mond Kentucky. who for thirty five
'ears gave her time. thought and EN-.
.rey for the advancement and develop.
nent OF the Woman's Missionary work
Ji the southern Methodist church and
Nho has had the distinction OF being
he only president Of the woman's MN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
Normal News

The grand competition Y. W. c. A.
entertainment Is scheduled to take
place AT the College this evening. The
six literary societies OF the two schools
viii each put on a vaudeville sketch in
COMP titi0H. The announced subjects
are. The Flip, The Flop and the
FIaupor." "The Denver Post" The
Charge Of the Light Brigade -
Quarter Of Quality" Living Pictures,
and AN Afternoon Tea at Cindereila's
Roof Garden"
The Normal basel ball teams arc
20 make their debut tomorrow evening
before Gunrison baseball enthusiasts,
playing the teams from Crested Butte.
The buy= team will play the Crested
Butte Regulars, made up Of high
school and town people. The lineup
b. no; available for the Butte team,
bu, il is reported that Joe Arnott will
play center. and Songer and Byouk
forwards. A girls team has also
been organizd in Crested Butte and
will be down 10 play the Normal girls,
making a double header for tomorrow
nights bill.
The Collegian's team has been badly
crippled by injuries to Erwin Gray
and Center Snyder, sustained in the
Lake City game last week.
The lnterclasS League at the school
is now led by High School Seniors,
with the Freshmen close second.
Other teams in the League rank IN the
order named: Sophomores, Eighth
Graders, Rough and Ready, Juniors,
and Boy Scouts Ralph Wright Is the
captain of the Senior team, which in
cludcs Nourse, Lchew, Gene Foster
and Stone. The Freshmen aggrcga-
tion consists of Hayden, Besse, Ecchcr.
Osburne and Voutaz.
The College basket ball schedule is
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
To Weed Out The
DiSlOyal Ones
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE By OyERWHEI.M-
ING MAJORITY AMENDS PARTY
LAW so As To GET RID OF
PARTY TRAITORS

Denver. Jan :-Disloyalty on the
part Of = county chairman or e1ecu-
tive cOmmitteemu hereafter will Be
published by the removal Of the s-uil-
y party by the executive committee
Of the Democratic state central com
mIttee, II the guilt Of the chairman
or committeeman is established BY the
testimony Of reliable witnesses.
The state central committee, At q
meeting hold in Denver last Satur-
day adopted ar amendment 10 the
party rule providing for the removal
Of all disloyal men and women in the
organization.
Adoption Of the amendment was a
direct slap 20 the Denver Democratic
organization. headed By julius Aich-
eir, who at the last two elections was
accuzad 0f having supported the Re
publican state ticket IN their entire
~. The amendment Is not retnoctive
20 no action viii be taken against Nr.
Airhelc and his county executive COM
mItteemen on past scores
AichCle made an impassiuned plea
for rejection Of the amendment, but
the temper Of the big majority Of the
members of the central committee
was 80 overwhelmingly in favor of
the amendment that the Denverites
and their friends did not vote in tha
negative when the deciding ballot was
taken.
The amendment adopted provides
that the state central committee shall
have power TO remove the chairman or
v!ce-chairman Of any county central
committee. or stat or county executive
committeeman (which includes com
mittccwomen,) for disloyalty to the
party. failure 10 support any party
candidate, failure TO comply with the
rules Of the party or for any political
reason which in the opinion Of the
state central committee. Is for the best
interest Of the PARTY, when charges
On writing are made against such per
son and notice and opportunity given
10 said person To b" heard thereon;
and that when the state central com
mittee Is not in session, thr state exc
ru'iye committee. al any time after
the nomination Of candidates and BE-
fore the election. shall have the same
power for the same cause; provided IN
any event that vote Of three fifths
Of the membership in attendance OF
either committee will be necessary to
offset such removal and that the ae
tiOn Of such committee shall be final
unless reversed as herein provided
to-wit: that the deposed chairman
vicc-chairman or committeeman may
have the right 10 appeal TO the first
meeting Of the state central commit
tee when, II they reverse the action
Of the executive committee, the de
posed party shall Be rcinstatcd.
+. G. Palmer. chairman OF the coun-
y central committee and representa-
tive Of Gunnison on the state central
committee, was unable 20 attend this
meeting Saturday in Denver How
ever. n number Of interested onlook-
crs from the democratic party here
were present among them W. II.
Whalen, Walter Enbom, Elmer Wiley
George Hetherington and Henry F.
Lake Jr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
AMERICAN LEGION POSTS
ON WEST SLOPE ORG ANIZE

Grand Junction:-The American Le-
gion, posts for the Fourth Congress
sionai District, comprising most Of
the territory known as the Western
Slope of Colorado, have an organiza-
ton which was formed at the last
state legion convention at Glenwood
Springs for the better understanding
of the problems confronting this par
tcular section of the state.
The chairman, John R. Charles
worth of Delta, at the preliminary
meeting, was authorized to name q
representative from each county who
will form a committee to be called to
gether whenever the occasion de-
mands. Mr.. Charlesworth has sent G.
VI. Green, secretary of the oryaHiZa.
ton, the following appointments tc
this committee:
NJ. L. Blackburn, Delta county.
Ben II. King, Montrose county.
Louis Fiewles, San Miguel county
Francis Hiett, Ouray county:
Preston II. Dean, Mesa county
r. T. Brown, Gunnison county.
Ralph Unger, Chaffee county.
]. f. Dresbac, San Juan county.
Willis G. Jeruijer. Dolores county
Adj. Howell, La Plata county.
Hatton A. Robertson, Montezum;
county.
Ralph C. Horton, Hinsdale county
J. X. Bray, Eagle county.
G. B. Anderson, Rio Blanco county
T. D. Miller. MoiTat county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

IS follows:
January 2s-Crested Butte. here.
February 3-Lake City, here
February i0-ii-Three game series
with c. T. C. at Greeley.
February i7-Is-Three game series
with Mines, here.
Miss Grundberg has been unable to
meet her classes this week on account;
Of an attack of the Grippe.
President Quigiey plans TO attend
the Western Farm Conference at
Montrose next week. He was desig-
mated as a delegate TO the National
Illiteracy Conference at San Frarcis-
co February 3 and Z, but due TO the
conflict of dates will have to forego
the longer trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

s.eri1E the adyisability Of a small
sr1e!ter on the Western Slope, and
under the circumstances Gunniso-,
was a likely location for the plant.
A investigation into local tonuage'
etc. would be necessary before s.tlyc
steps could be taken, but the thought
should be kept in mind by all boost
cTs.
Prof. J. S. Ferris made a number
Of suggestions for the good OF the
Chamber. one Of which was a regular
monthly meeting night
Mayor Steele made the motion that
no member be allowed 20 escape be
fore payment OF AZ least 4 quarter 5
dues.
The financial report for 1921 was
presented and approved as read
Dr.. Quigley stated that the booking
ageu: for the Redpath Lyceum at
fractions for next year WIS now III
the tiCld and il was moved and second
ed that the lycegm proposition foI
next year be placed in the hands o.
a committee with power 20 act. Mr..
QuigIey told Of the present course
which still has five numbers to come
and made plea for hearty support
Of the town FOR the remaining num-
h1rs, the half season tickets selling
fDr only $500.
Miss Eta HOughton. manager o:
the Tea Room, directed preparation
and serving Of the banquet, which
was one Of the finest ever served &c
the Chamber, and much praise Is du-
Miss Houghton and her efficient stai'
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
The HANDY KITCHEN

formerly Miss Del Mcconnell of
Doyleville, and two daughters, Mrs
Arloa Stevens of Denver. and Mrs.
Lorena Mott of Sioux City, Iowa
Funeral services are 10 be- held Al
Crown Till cemetery Denver, this
afternoon
The family was for some twenty
years vey intimately part of Gun
nison. leaving here for Golden, Colo.
fifteen years ago. After a short time
in that city, they moved to Denver.
where they have since resided Mr..
knode was car inspector for both the
South Park and Rio Grande for many
years in Gunnison.
In April 1885, Mr.. Knode was mar
red 10 Miss Del Mcconnell, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Nc
Connell. for so many years leading
citizens of the Doyleville section.
Two sisters of RMS. knode reside IN
Gunn;son county, Mrs. Nellie Fogg OF
our city, and Mrs. Mamie Reppy at
Doyleville. Mrs Reppy left Tuesday
evening for Denver upon receipt OF the
news of the tragedy, and will remain
for a few days TO be of assistance 70
her bereaved sister.
This is the second death within. 2
few months, which adds to the gr1ef
Of the family. Charles Stevens, hus-
band of Mrs. Knode's youngest daugh-
ter. Arloa, died last May.
The entire community unite IN SYM
pathizing with the bereaved ones In
their dark hour.