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Morris tribune., 1922-11-03
LONG LAKE

Henry Hadler and Otto Syverson were
Cyrus callers Tuesday.
Richard Tom called at George Well
mans Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Groth and Mrs. Barney
Handorff were Morris callers Wednesday
morning.
Toms Tuesday evening.
Grant Erickson and son Walter called
at Richards Toms Sunday morning.
George Wellman called at Elmer
Gray's Sunday.
Otto SyverSon assisted Henry Hadler
with some work one day last week.
Mrs. Henry Dosdhal spent the week
at her parental home.
Walter Schroeder called at Richard
Toms one day last week
Mrs. VIM. Schroeder was a Morris
caller one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Hansen were
Norris callers Wednesday evening.
George Wellman was a Morris caller
one day last week.
Myrtle Paulson spent the week end
at the Sunquist home.
NEWS FROM HILo SCHOOL
Virgil and Pauline Hansen started to
school Monday
Mr.. Nelson delivered load of coal to
the school last Thursday.
Mrs. Spittle, Edith and Kenneth Spit
tie visited school Thursday.
Mr.. "Aint" was driven out of school
last week and we all are watching care
fully so he doesn't come back again.
Morris tribune., 1922-11-03

II you need farm loan call ana
zee me or write to me at Morris.
MINI. J. ]. Gaffney adv.tf
Washington Journal., 1922-11-10
SbOmas Sage geitOrben.

&idmono, So. = Tbomos 0eIIon
Sage, ebenoliger 9otl6ofter bel
.Stolien unO anertannter Autor, lit
IN ieinetn Seim nOatlano", bel 8ea-
Der Dam, Sanoper County, mo er
geboren iDurOe, SO Sabre alt, eeitor.
ben.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-10
0eimlin9 Be1en ben Nntiiemitis.
INNS.

Dor elmer groBen @eriammlirug
in Stuttgart, ser aud Der miirttem-
bergiid]e StaatsprGiioent Or. Sie.
Der, lomie Der iriibere @i5etau3ler
Yoper beipobnten, iprod @enerol
b. GeimIing iiber Die 6rage: a@as
Iebrt inns Der 9rieg?~ Ser 8elt-
friea babe ee5eigt, 81 meld' iurdt.
barren a%oniequen5en ser gSi1e CUR
Modt fibre. Gie 2ebre Sarnus iei:
Die 8olfer miiiien beraus aus Ser
8eipnltauardie, an Steae Ser Maht
miiiie oos Gedt treten, an Die STEELE
oes @aiies Die 8%eriobmlng. guf Ell
men 3miidenrlf bin bemerfte er,
ooB er alleroings friiber anoere
Aufioliungen nertreten, aber i'm
arieg umgelernt babe, nat Dem
@ort Hiiderts: ole ourd Srrtum
sur 8abrbeit reiien, oas lin9 Die
@eiien. Dit GROCER SdGrfe ponOte
lid General Geimltng gegen Die
Slioen6ese, oie in 9eutiflano &C.
trieben nerOe, Sic MIR elm Semmnis
iiir ben @%ieoerdufbaI iei un6
0eutidlano in Den gugen Der @elt
6ernbtpiir3ige.
auf 3piidenruie Ginger antiie-
mitiider Siinglinge bin fenu5eif-
nete Der Heoner oie Sinnloiigfeit
Der lnnolGnfigen goripiirfe gegen
Die Suoen, insbeionoere sic 9eboiip-
tltug, Die Siloen ieien iftIO, Dob
man Den arieg perloren, un9 ieien
ihul0 an ser Geuolution Die in
@irtlidfeit nihtS anoeres geipeien
lei, ais cine 6olge oes n~erIorenen
arie9es. Bon elmer iolden 5oIge
p1ren oith oie Siegerltoaten nid)t
Oerid)ont geblieben, peun Ser 9rieg
einen an6eren Nltsgan1 genommen
Gdtte. GeriuerfliA ieien aud Die 8or.
miirfe gegen Die Soloaten iiioiiher
aonfeiiion. 9iemaIs lei ibnt, en-
fldrte General 4eimling, ols 6iib-
rer eines Irmeeforps, etpos oabon
6efannt genoroen, SAP inter ieinen
Sruppen Sol0oten ooer Sffi5iere
iiioilfer aonfeiiion Dor Dem Seinoe
ibre Bflidt niht getan bGtten. sc.
gen Ole antiiemitiiden 9ebouptlin-
gen iprede oild sic oroBe 3abl De-
rer, Die 9tiegsauS5eifnungen err
bielten.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-10
uas p~twi&tisHe 6rraSpf.
lem @aI BON @r6nlaHS sebiiBrt
hente Der 8reis.

Saben sic, %bere6rter 2eier
plouoert Elm reiienoer Raturiorifer
~ iemals einen ridtigen gegriif
BON Der @roBe un0 Sdruere zines
@als ser gepaItigiteH @attungen
aus l~ebenoieer freier Natur befom.
men2 SfpperIidl Denn oieie hinge.
thine Der 8aiieriuelt (ofter aid
8oIfiib genannt, obidon mande
Der @%attungen Sdiigetiere iino)
peroen in beiudteren Nleeresregio.
men MIR nod iebr ielten iidtbar,
ooer bod6tens Sos &opienOe, aus
Dem elm @oiieritrabI emporiprist.
Rad Oen beiten Sddtuueen piegt
elm ousgepadiener Gieienpal, wie
CT in Den gronldnOiiden Meeresge-
m1iiern nod beiite etluas aauobnli.
Dies lit, ieine 100 Sonuen aSer
224,000 Gfuu0l 3as lit Der Gglrd.
Ihuitt, uno uatiirIid gibt Is audi
nod 8oIe, melde iiber oieies @e-
midt binousgeben uiO aud entipre.
demo GROCER iift9. Nber Die ioeben
borgefiibrte 3ifier iiberiteigt idoH
beiuobe Die goritenllng 0es gefpobn.
liden 2aien. lin es ctlpos oeutliber
gu mafen (obgleid fir gar mande
9eier mobI nidt gIuubIiderl, iet
nod bemerft:
Gin 8aI, Der 100 Sonnen miegt,
lit ungefdbr 70 idper, ME so Gle.
pbanteu o0er 400 Barren 5uiammen-
genommenl Sa, OoS more cine groB.
artige eroberung fiir eiiieu Sagen-
bediden Sirius, menn iie iemols
m0gIi6 mare. llno elm garnum bat.
tie es uid)t notig, Dem Eublifum nod
eiuen 5uidblideu Barren" o~utjubin-
ben ODER einen GIepbnnten au3lt.
itreiden. -.
Ole 1lteiten @aliang.g eteronen
er51blen nod bon Baleu, Oie ITO
SUB lang gepeien ieien uuo minoe.
items $50 Sonneu geruogen bdtten.
aber iolhe Yraft-g rempIare iino
mobl fir INNER peridapunSen, uno
Ser qroBte Siimmel neiterer Belt
iuor elm 10 5ub.g9ol.
Nus Der 3unge zines ein5igen er.
legten 8oles foil cine ear5e Tonne
Del ODER Sron eepouneu por6en
iein - Dor nod nidJt bieIen Sabren.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-10

rilbig mie Der geDobnIide 9urd.
innittsbiirger. Gos Yroeromm fir
ben Gag unterif;eO iid in nidts bon
Dem Der iibrigen Gage.
gieIe Serrider fremoel 2dnoer
Ianoten ibm @liidmiini6e.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-10
Sutelanffdnfr in Garis.

Gin eneliides 6iuan8foniortium
bot bier groBe moSerne SoteIs in
Eoris tGiiflid %ertuorben, Die lir.
uripriiueIid oerttid, aber pdbrenO
oes 9rieges ieqlieItriert purSen.
0arunter befinoet iid aud oos be.
riibmte Sotel altoriu, Oidt an
@toile, beim Sriilmpbboger, in Sem
iest Die Geparationsfommiiiion iebr
Dornebm undergraduate lit. Au1 sic
iibrigen orei Sotels liegen in Sent
ielben Staotbiertel, allo in beion.
Sers bepor5ugter Gage. Nls Saul
preis miro oie Sltmme BON 6,5 Wtil.
lionen 6ranfen genonnt. 8eoor Sic
Observation-Disclosures in oas Sorrl
4ltoria iiberiieoelte, mar 0as Sans
Sit Der engliiden Srieoensoelega.
ton,
Washington Journal., 1922-11-10

terftiiet un0 aIs 0os yreboIutiondre
4omitee fir @ali5ien" befannt it,.
0ie Sample nit oieien 8nnOen bo.
ben ole S0tung mebrerer goliSeiof.
fi5iere our Solge gebnbt.
Ole 0ote proteitiert gegen 6as
geIteben Der Organization ais cine
GerIetuna oes Irtifels V oes Ser.
TRACES bon Sligo. gr gibt OenI Ser.
tralten Iusorud, oaB Die ufroiniihe
Hegierung ipirfiame uno energiide
S6ritte gegen Die 8il0ung beipaff.
meter 9anoen uuo oitd eegen oie
8erlebung Der polnilden @ren5e
tun miro, uno berIon9t, OoB 0ie Der.
ontiportliden Yerionen beitraft tper.
Den.
Die Idiuei5er @atiOnaluu6len.
9ern,. S6ipei5. = Ser eru16Ite
Notionalrat miro aus 60 81.
beraIen, A &o~nierbotiDen, "A 90.
3ialiIten, "a @ertretern Der 8ou-
ernpurtei, apei G%ommunilten uno
einigen llnabbGngigen beIteben.
9ie 3oblen linO unbeitimmt in.
foIge ser Our6 Oos Spitem Der pro.
portionolen @ertretung notipenoig
~peroenoen 8eredntng, aber oie &a-
tie miro mobrideinli6 nidt en-
bebli6 mooifi5iert iperOen.
IS mar oos erite Mol, Dab ole
&ommuniIten ais &anOi0aten aufge-
treten iino. Gs tpuren ibrer flint.
Ginige &antone 5eigten inoeiien eli
men oeutliden 8ug BON Der 2infen
no9 ser Heften.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-10
Jmlann.
NniprndsfOmmiiIiun 6esiunt Sit.
3nngeil.


@aIbington. - 0ie amerifaniid).
Oertide &%ommiilion CUR 5eitltellung
Ser S6Goen, sic aus Dem &riege En-
ltonOen, bat nit Der @ufgabe, Die
Malie Der Aniprii6e fir orOnungs-
mdBige 8ebanolung 81 arrangierer,
begomen.
Suffice 9op bieB BEL Der Croft
nilrg ser Sibung oie 0eutl6en Ser
treter unO &i6ter @opin 8. 8ar-
fer, 0en omerifanii6en &ommiii6r,
%miafommer, mGbreno Or. aieiiel-
bad ieinen 9onf fir oen ibm utO
ieinen &oaegen 5uteil geworoeuen
@mpfang gum Altsorud bradte.
Sic @atur Ser aniprii6e lit Der
i6ieOen. sic i6lieBen biele SAIL
bon &erluIten omerifanii6em 2eben
auf See Dor Dem @intritt Amerifos
in oen &rieg elm. Inter oen 4n-
iprl6iteGern lit ieoer 2anoesteil
bertreten, obpobl oie grobe Maiie
oerielben fi9 Ser Sitfiiite entlang,
Defenders in Ser Stoot SEEM gorf,
aentralilieren.
SarSings Auslan6pOlitif.
9oIton, Meail. - Gtaatsiefretdr
S1tgbes 8ufolge trdgt @uropa oie
8iirOe GROCER @rmeen, oie gu ieiner
finan5ieaen GGbigfeit, iie gu inter
balten, gang uno gar i'm MiBber-
bdltnis Iteben. l1no olle 8emiibun-
gen, Die 2oiten Ourd nl1ebereinfom-
men 5u permin0ern, fino feblgei6la-
gent"
9ie pirtidoftli9e 8ieoerberitel-
lung @uropas, iagte Serr Su96eS
oieier Gage in elmer republifanii6en
Moiienberiummlung, lit tatid6lid
nnnlogli6, menn Die europdii6en
MG6te ibre @rmeen niGt berabiets
sen, oie ualts MiBtrauen, Surdt
uno ~nationalen Mipirationen auf-
redt erbalten weroen."
u@S lit oaber fem @run0 bor-
%6anOen", iagte er, umarum mir un-
fern bilfreiden ginfluB bergeuoen
iolen, inoem mir elm 8arteiganger
IN iolGen &ontroberien tperoen, bel
peniger nod oen perbdngnisboaen
Srrtlim begeben, 81 Derlnden, Die
Goue oes 9iftators 5u ii6erne6men"
9luBer oaB er Die Saltung oieier
&egierung europa gegeniiber oar-
legte, madte Su9bes es flar, 0aB
Mmerifa ni1t Die glbli6t bat, i'm rta-
ben Often in oen &rieg 81 9eben.
9lngeii9ts Der b~eboritebenoen Srie-
o~enSfonferena in 2auionpe, SAmei5.
iagte er, es piiroe nni6ttg ieiu, iett
bon &rieg 81 ipre6en, uno Dab
.oos amerifaniide Solt niemals
miaig gemeien fem miiroe) Die
9iiroe bemaffneter Snterpention onf
oie S6ultern al nebmen, Die Die
auiierten nit ibren Streitfraften
nGber ser G8ene gu tragen nidt ge-
neigt ieien."
Sn ieiner &eoe, Die cine gertei-
oiging Der 8oubringungen Der Ao-
miniItration i'm Seloe a%uspartiger
9e3iebungen uno elm slppea fiir Die
@ie0ermahl BON Senator 2ooge
mar, beriibrte Sugbes Die grrungen-
l6aften Der @aibingtoner @brit-
itungsfonferen5 uno CAB Der felten
3uperli6t Mrsorud, oaB Stalien
nno Sranfreid ben @arireein-
lGrGnfungsbertrag ratifi5ieren Mir
zen.
Sn peiterer @rflGrung Der SOL
tung Mmerifas europa gegeniiber
Iagte Sugbes, fir itns bebeutet IN
ternationale &ooperation ni6t, oaB
mir uns in &~ontroberien e%inlaiien
Ioaten, oie nidt uniere Sntereiien
betreffen, ionoern aus ben alien Hi-
oolitdten uno fif mioerltreitenoen
SntereIlen europdii6er Md6te ber-
porgeben, Die cine 8olitif ~perfolger,
oie mir uns ni9t anmaBen, 81 fri
tieren, an Der mir aber feinen
TeiI boben."
GrGf6ent Sar6inss @ebnrtstag.
@albington. - Yrdiioent Sar-
Dina feierte am 2. Nopember leinel
R7 Mph,trtStnn phpnfn einfnh 1tn0
Washington Journal., 1922-11-10

PRICES:
Washington Journal., 1922-11-10

&enommage Serr: 90
rubig nebmen Serr Sommer5ienrat
es ouf, Dab Sbr Gaiiiercr ourdge-
gangen iit2
9ommer5ienrat: Yab, oos bin ID
gefuobnt. Sn meinem &~ieieubetrieb
lit INNER elm ourtbgegangener Sal
iierer ~unterpegs.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-10

Entered as second-class matter August
7. 1915, at the post Office Washington,
D.. c., under the Act of March B. 1879.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-10

"a %

Make chicks for subscription payable
to Hermann G. Winkler, ITO Sixth
Street, NV, Washington, D.. c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
CHILDREN ABOVE \
AVERAGE HEALTH
Mrs. Church Busy Weighing
and Measuring Students
in Rural Schools;
Reports Good.

Childreh Of Springdale school rank
above the average in health of those
thus far weighed and measured by
Mrs. Minnie Il. Church, county home
demonstrator according to record
made Of the children Friday.
The weighing and measuring OF
school children of the county is pro,
tressng rapidly and some excellent
results are being obtained, Mrs.
Church saws
AT Equal Rights ut the second
weighing also held Friday. children
We're found TO have gained from one
10 .our pounds. Members Of the girls
t'ub at Equal Rights are how busy
on their sewing program, Mrs Church
reports. which must interest is being
taken
Following n meeting Of the girls
club, members Of the Sociaml Welfare
Women Workers was held at which
time yarlousc lub activities were dis.
cussed and plans made for the year
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
CHIC-CHOC Club
HOLDS Meeting
Farm Women's Club Will In
crease Membership From 1S
to 27 Because of Great
Interest Manifested.

Twentyseven Indian women were
present at the regular monthly ses.
sion of the Chic-Choc Saturday at the
office OF the Indian agent. The mem
bership has been increased to this
number from the Is charter members
There is not one home demonstra.
ton club In the county which shows
more interest than manifested by the
Indian woman" the county home
demonstrators declares" in point OF
attendance and effort, these Indian
women are going to lead. II others
don't take care"
AT Saturday. meeting the lesson
was on sanit't Next months ses
sion will be taken mp with House
Cleaning Made Easier" Committees
were appointed to look after the work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
PRAIRIE VALLEY NEWS

The farmers are quite busy with
heir crop work. Corn planting and
gardening seems to be the order OF the
day.
G. w. Lasley. road overseer. Is do.
ing quite q bit of road work in this
vicinity. Our roads are as good. If not
better than any in the county. In
addition TO road work, all bridges on
the Prairie Valley and Ardmore roads
are being replaced with concrete cul
verts.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. g. Adams
a fine boy. Mother and baby are
doing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lasley and
family visited friends and relatives al
Marietta last week They report .
pleasant trip.
Mrs. Nancy Adams of Provence Is
visiting her son. G. G. Adams, anc
family Of this place this week.
Mrs. Nora Paschall and Mrs. Minnie
Wilson were Ardmore visitors today.
Mrs. j. II. Pennington and daughters
will render a musical program al
Prairie Valley school auditorium Fri
day night.
The Prairie Valley Literary Society
meets Friday night.
The spelling contest at Ardmore was
well attended by citizens OF this com
munity. The pupils that represented
the Prairie Valley schools were G
@. Adams Jr., first grade: Everett
Wilson. second grade. and Albert
Daugherty. fifth grade. All report a
good time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
.CalOmel Salivates
And LOoSenS Teeth
The Very Next Dose of This
Treacherous Drug May
Start Trouble.

You know what calomel is It's mer.
curry; quicksilver. Calomel Is danger.
Gus. II crashes into sour bile like dy-
Mantle. cramping and sickening you.
Calomel attacks the bones and should
never he put into your system.
If you feel bilious. headachy. con.
stipated and all knocked out, just go
10 your druggist and get u bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for few cents
which is n harmless vegetable substi-
tute for dangerous calomel Take n
spoonful and If 1t doesn't start you"
liver and straighten you up better and
quicker than nasty calomel and with.
out making you sick. you just go back
and get your money
Don't take calomel. II makes you
sick the next day: II loses you a days
work. Dodsons Liver Tone straight
ems you right up and you feel great.
No salts necessary. Give it to the
children because il Is perfectly harm.
less and can not sallvate. -(Adv)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
BIG GUSHERS At
SULPHUR INJURE
SMALLER WELLS
Election to Recall Mayor Set
For April a; Fire Mar
shal Condemns Three
Buildings

SULPHUR, Okla.-Sulphur has long
been the wonder 70 the world because
OF its big artesion wells, but a new
development has recently been brought
about that thratens the tremendous
pressure of these wells Three big
gushers brought IN recently with a
total flow OF several millions of gal.
Ions per day, has threatened the life
of many smaller wells.
The owners of the smaller wells
have sought the aid of the state con.
servation officers. with request 10
have the big wells capped. or their
strong pressure and flow, reduced. At
leat half Il dozen small wells have
gone dry since the big ones came.
Whether this is the cause of the little
wells going dry. remains to be de.
termlned.
The three big wells have an enor.
nous flow. two OF them used to iii
the big bathing paylions, and one
other In the country just north Of the
city limits.
An inyestiga ton viii be made to de.
termine whether the life of the small.
FL wells is threatened by the big
gushers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26

ALLOW Your Baptist Young Peoples
Union meetings to be courting bees"
declares II Los Angeles Editor of a
church paper. What do you think
Of ID?
Miss Daisy Nichols: Primarily the
purpose OF the Il. Y. b. L.. lis to
train in Christian service, If, however
through such association courtship
should result it would only foster
Paul's injunction; BE Ye Not Tn.
evenly Yoked With Unbelievers.''
Mrs. Tom Cooper: Wherever young
people gather there win probably be
counting. When they go the B. Y Z.
L" it is to study the Bible-so let the
counting wait until the social meetings.
Mrs. Sidney Suggs: | would dis.
approve Of calling the social meetings
where courtship might develop-"court.
ing bees"
Mrs. w. ID. Taliaferroo: | would
not encourage anything of the kind.
II they want TO court, let them do so
outside the church.
Mrs. A. NJ. Brady: II it takes that
to get them there-let them court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
ACTION AGAINST
RILEY HALTED

OKLAHOMA CITY.-Action by the
attorney general office on a request
from certain citizens of Sulphur for
the institution of custer proceedings
against Mayor W. n. (Pat) Riley
has been halted temporarily. Elmer
l.. Fulton. assistant attorney general.
recently made an investigation of the
charges against Mayor Riley. Since
then recall movement has been in
sttuted against the mayo. It was
indicated Saturday that the office Of
the ttorney general was inclined 10
Mayor Riley to vote OF the people
of sulphur, although there was no
statement to this effect
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26

John Connally. state fire marshal
was in sulphur recently and condemn.
cd three public buildings. the court.
house, Shorts Thca;er, and the Vini.
ia Avenue Methodist church. These
buildings were left standing after the
storm passed, but so badly wrecked
that they were considered unsafe for
occupancy.
un,il The congregation gathered at
the Methodist church last Sunday
morning following tho storm. it was
not known that their building was
even damaged, as It was not in the
direct path OF the storm, but once
inside. and the entire structure sohw.
ed 10 be wrecked from foundation
10 spire.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
5lHEA,I!RESs 5lH:!!!,!I!E!!Ss
WEEKS PROGRAM.
Princess.

Princess.
sunday; THE Stealers."
Monday: Beach, OF Dreams" Edith
Story.
Tuesday: "old Dad" Mildren Harris.
Wednesday: 80 Long Lefty"
Thursday: "The Golden Hope" Ed.
ith Story.
Friday: See My Lawyer" Roy
Barnes.
Saturday: Whats Wife Worth?"
Adelplios.
Sunday Monday: Wallace Reid in
Rent Rree." Also Clye Cook com
edy.
Tuesday Wednesday: Lois Wilson
in Miss Lula Bett," Aubrey comedy
THE Messenger"
Thursday-Friday: Just Around the
Corner" All sta rcast; Sunshine com.
edy.
saturday Lionel Barrymore In
Boomerang Bill" Sunshine comedy
Sunday and Monday: "A Wifes
Awakening"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Blanche
Sweet in THAT Girl Montana"
Thursday and Friday: Herbert Raw
linson in Cheated Hearts"
Saturday: Dorothy Dalton and
Charles Ray in Back Of Man"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
CHICAGO RIVER RISES;
FLOOD LIQUOR SPILLED

CHICAGO - Federal prohibition
agents Saturday dumped 100000 gal.
Ions Of wine, beer and whiskey into
the Chicago river while several thous.
and persons gathered along the bank
TO watch the performance. The liquor
was ordered dumped into the river by
Probtion Director Gregory. despite the
Haynes AT Washington had suggested
in long distance telephone call
that 1t would bring undesirable pub.
licity aand present too ostentatious II
display.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
FLEA or SICK WIFE AND
NEW BABE BRINGS FREEDOM

A plea of a sick wife
and babe three days old brough.
freedom to Bob Wright. stereotyper
at The Ardmorelte. In police court.
Saturday afternoon who was
charged with speeding. He was
arrested by Officer Skldmore when
he was returning home with medi.
cine Friday night. The case was
dismissed by Judge sullivan after
Wright had pleaded guilty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26

Visitors at the office of the county
superintendent OF schools Saturday
were: Mrs. Lucy Eldridre and little
daughter. Marguerite. Of New Zion;
c. A. Williams. A. l.. Burch and II.
~. Howard from Mary Niblack; Charles
Conley. Grace Blankenship. and Vera
Parks OF Mary Niblack; A. NJ. Sut.
ton and w. H. Rowland Berwyn:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Walker of Prov.
ence. v. G. Reynolds, Plainviow; c.
$. Watson. Wheeler, H. p. Killlnn,
Graham. II. II. Black. Hcaldton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
REPORTERS TESTIFY
AT STARS TRIAL

SAN FRANCISCO.-Two newspaper
reporters took the witness stand here
Saturday at the trial Of Roscoe c.
Fatty) Arbuckle. film comedian,
charged with mlnslaughter. in con.
nection with the death of Miss Vir.
ginnia Rappe. motion picture star, and
testified that Arbuckle. while in Los
Angeles before his arrest declared
he believed Miss RapDe had taken n
few drinks and gone crazy. Miss
Rappes death followed a drinking
party last Labor Day, in Arbuckle's s
suite at the Hotel st. Francis here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
HARVEY DUNCAN Is NEW
DRY CHIEF IN SOUTHWEST

WASHlNGTON.-Appointment of di.
vision chiefs and designation of head.
quarters for the Is new general
prohibition enforcement territories
throughout the country were an.
nounced Thursday by Commissioner
Haynes. They include Kansas City. Mo.
Kansas. Oklahoma and Arkansas-llar
vey ID. Duncan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
Cheated Hearts.

A mans fight against the sinister
forces OF heredity is portrayed by
Harbert Rowllnson In Cheated
Hearts,. The hero Is the son OF an
old virginian who died from drink.
While IN a drunken mood he offends
open 70 him Is to 80 away. In Paris
and Morocco he finds surcease for his
sorrow In the wine glass, never once
dreaming that the girl back home is
really anguished because of his alb.
sence. II Is q lucid pictures Of the
character OF a man who Is both strong
and wenk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
VISIT OF COMMANDER BOOTH
- GREAT AID TO ARMY WORf

Impetus has been given the Saliva
ton Army work in this state by the
visit of Commander Evangeline oBoth
and her staff Of officers, Captain
Maggie N9bbs said Saturday upon
her return. Officers from every chap.
ter of the state met their commander
in Oklahomi City on Thursday and
Friday. she said. and the mere gath.
ering there was great inspiration
10 the worKcrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
FIFTEEN AUTOISTS
CAUGHT BY POLICE

Opening campaign against violators
Of the traffic laws, police Friday
night and Saturday arrested fifteen
persons and in police court Saturday
secured. Majority Of the cases were
for speeding.
Officers Skldmore, lIatchock. Dunr.
and Mckinney were chief witnesses
against the offenders in police court.
Five arrests were made for persons
leaving their cars parked on the
streets between the hours Of and 4