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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
sunday SCHOOL
WORKERS meet
Program for Years Work to
Be Outlined at Carter
County Convention at
Christian Church.

Tomorrow morning one Of the larg'
est gatherings OF Sunday school work.
ers In this section VI the state viii
gather at Ardmorc for the Carter Coun.
~ Sunday School Convention. at which
time program will be outlined for the
coming years work. The sessions will
be held at the First Christian church.
Following Is the program for the
days session:
Morning; 10 00-General greetings OF
present and song service led by Chas.
Poulter. i0:l5-Scripture reading aud
address. Rev, C. 5. Brooks. iOa0--
Address by |. r. Mason. tSubject TO
be selected by speHkerl. ll:O0--song
services led by q. c. Adams. Ills
Address by Rev. Thomas Carey. tSub.
ject to be selected by speaker). Ills
Comments on general work by conven.
tion delegates. lg;O0-Dismissed FOR
luncheon.
Afternoon: ?.OO--Song service aud
prayer by I. X. Mason. 2I5-Rol call
and reports from delegates OF various
schools In county. g.l5-Address by
j. =. Peter, "a Service Worth While.
3.S0-Song services led by Mrs. Billie
Baker. S;i5--Address by Rev. +. n.
Cochran. lspesser to select subject)
t;iS-Comments on work by delegates
OF convention and election OF officers
4;3o--Dlsmissed until night session.
Night: s.o0-Speclal music or sons
services Mlsa Myta Dyer. S.lb-Ad
dress led by Capt. Nobbs. Mira. c. H.
Nichols, Problems OF the Children't
Division. p.oo-General talks hy dele
gates and song services s:is-Address
by Judge X. Brett, e.t5--Meet,ns
closed with song and prayer. BE sur,
to elect your delegates ON sunday
May 2ist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
JESS DUNNIS
SUED BY MULLEN
Plaintiff Asks $4,000 Damage
After Being Slapped When
Policeman Made Arrest
On May l3.

Jess Dunn, Ardmore policeman. and
his bondsmen are made defendants in
suit filed in district court late Wed
nesday by $. j. Mullen. Jr.. asking
$500 damage for an alleged assault
on young Mullen by the officer at
Wilmington Park on May Is. Bonds.
men are ID. Daube. U. 5. JONES and
Harold Wallace.
Young Mullen alleges that he was
struck without cause or provocation
and that as n result he suffered grea,
humiliation and chagrln.
Dunn has been on the police force
since early in January, and according
TO Chief OF Police Dick Hignlght. he
will be upheld by the city officials.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
DAUGHERTY SAYS
ALABAMA power
Claim IS invalid
Contract With New York Cor.
poration for Construction
Also Held In Doubt
In Option.

WASHINGTON An opinion by
Attorney General Daugherty submitted
to Secretary Weeks and forwarded on
Thuysday TO the house military com.
mittee holds that the contract executed
by the government with the Alabama
Power Company Is invalid" with re-
spect to the provision which the power
company officials contend gives them
the right of exclusive purchase OF the
governments interests In the steam
power plant at Gorgas. Alabama.
The contract negotiated by the war
department with the Air Nitrates Cor.
poratlon OF New York. subsidiary Of
the American Cyanamid Company, un.
der which nitrate plant number 9 was
constructed at Muscle Shoals. Ala, also
is held. invalid" by the Attorney Gen.
eral with regard to the option Of ex.
elusive purchase claimed by the cor.
poration In the event the plant ever is
disposed OF by the government to prl.
vate enterprises,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25

WASHINGTON. - willing to take
a chance with death. TO prove himself
the only real aerial daredevil Of con-
gress, Representative Manuel Herrick,
republican, Oklahoma. accepted an ad.
iator's challenge Thursday to join him
in a high flight with brakes off.
Herbert J. Fahy, the flyer had prom
ised the Oklahoman that he would lose
more than a necktie if he agreed TO
go up.
You will at your earliest convent
ence go with me to the war depart
ment." MIR. Herrick wrote. "and make
the request for a plane and l will back
up the request as a congressman es
pecially." The Oklahoma member said
he would make no request himself be
| cause he was sore at the department
| for issuing an order that | must not dc
| any more stunt flying over the capi
tai for fearing | might fall upon the
skylight and fracture pane or two
| and thus put some sliyers of gliss In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
BANKERS STUDY
; RESOURCES OF
GERMANY TODAY
Bergman Is Optimistic
Over Outlook and Says
It Is Just AS He Ex-
pected After Session.
BERLIN LIKELY TO
OPPOSE THE PLAN
J. P. Morgan Wants Only
. Tangible Securities; Sem
timent Don't Count.

PARIS. - Optimism over the pro
gress being made by the lnternationa
Bankers Conference considering the
German financial situation, with view
TO an international loan was voiced To-
day by Karl Bergman, the German
representative.
1T Is turning out just as | expect
ed" he said in expressing pleasure over
the outlook.
The bankers are approaching the
question of loan TO Germany by in
forming themselves Of that country''
economic arrangements and resources
Herr Bergman continued his exposi
tion OF the present situation. submit
ting documents to supplement his ora
presentation.
The bankers also had laid before the
masses OF information respecting Ger
many's finances gathered by the repar
ations commission.
Hermes Proposal Questioned.
The second day of the conferenc
finds the situation less reassuring for
according to Berlin advices. German
Is likely TO reject finance minister Her
mes proposals. for balancing the bud
get which the reparations commission
found acceptable. Such step woul
considerably add to the task before tn
bankers.
Even II the Hermes proposals are en-
dorsed In Berlin, today's newspapers
point out. the bankers will not perhaps
be satisfied with the guarantees th
reparations commission deems adequate
J. p. Morgan. who admittedly domi
mates. will not be influenced by sen
timental or diplomatic consideration.
is stated. He will require tangibl
securities which can readily be con
trolled. One OF She first points 10 b.
settled Is the amount Of the loan L
Germany. essential TO any real settle
ment.
n The French maintain that the rat
OF interest shall be as low as possibl
30 this charge will not give the Ger
mans an opportunity to say they hav
nothing left with which to pay thei
war reparations.
WY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
AUXILIARY GETS
READY TO STAGE
POPPY DAY SALE
Committees Appointed to Aid
Legion on Memorial. Day;
Membership Lagging in
Race to Old Goal.

Every American that wears the pop.
py on Memorial day Is showing that he
has not forgotten" these words from
national headquarters OF the Legion
auxiliary and read at the Wednesday y
afternoon meeting Of the auxiliary met
with instant response and on Poppy
day. Monday. May 30. the legion auxil.
larry will have charge OF the sale OF pop.
pies. Mrs. Nelie c. Suggs. who han.
died the craftsmanship and sale las,
year. again has been chosen chairman
this year. Assisting Mrs. Suggs will
be Mesdames II. L. Davidson, Ewing
c. London. Arthur Hall. Reitz. Helbach.
the Misses Beatrice Fraiey and Mar.
guerite Noble.
on Memorial day the auxiliary will
assist the legionaires Ia decorating
graves and furnishing flowers Mrs.
II. b. Fell again will act as chairman
for the flower committee, she having
done this work most successfully last
year. Those named to assist her are
Mesdames Joe NJ. London j. w. Davis
]. h. Crosble. c. A. Whitehurst. Frank
stephens. y. w. King. Essie jackson,
Tom Roberts, the Misses Mae Davis.
Matte and Maggie May Johnson.
In the recent membership drive 81
new members We're enrolled. The aux
Hilary is still behind In membership. as
at present there are only l07 members
whereas last year there were 1876 mem.
bers. Every effort will be made to IN
crease the membership before July 4
as an award OF honor In TO be presented
by national headquarters. consisting Of
the preamble OF the constitution Of the
auxiliary. to each unit having u full
membership quota OF paid up member
ship. equivalent to or larger than the
membership OF 1921.
Matters pertaining to the Legion car
nlval were also discussed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
GrOttO to Stage
Greater Event
At Homecoming

Surprising even the ceremonial ot
May ~ is the Grotto ceremonial an.
nounced for July ss. when the event
Will be In the nature Of home coming
and former citizens will all be invited
10 attend. according to information
given by Jack Jones. organizer VI
Aahmes oro,to.
This promises TO even surpass our
big ceremonial ot May ~. and We are
counting on many hundreds OF visitors.
Especially those who formerly resided
here will be invited to attend. The
ceremonial will be held ON Ardmorc's
anniversary.
The program is being arranged and
will be announced shortly" MIR. Jones
said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25

some sleepy senator's or congresman's e
nose"
'If you really have any sand in your
craw to make good the challenge" Mr..
Herrlck added, why you just mosey
around to my office and we will go 10
the war department together"
Dropping into his own home made
poetry Herrick gave this.
IF when we fly away on high we
shoul dfall down and die,
Anyone who wants to cry must rub
an onion in their eye"
Advised further to take out some
| life insurance, Herrick said he had
none. adding:
Personally, don't have TO, AS | am
not leaving any dependents behind. For
have neither father nor mother. sister
nor brother. uncle or aunt, nephew or
niece, nor cousin even in the thirty
third degree. life toi me is not sweet
and ! don't care two whoops in Ge
henna II you 20 up copule OF miles
and stand her on her nose and let hel
| HIT"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
Aged Mother Sees
Son in a Stellar
Role at Big Game

OF much Interest to Ardmore base.
bali admirers OF Billy Southworth OF
the Boston Nationals. and who is well
known in Ardmore having spent some
time here with his father.in.law, Or.
Cray,on $. Brooks, is the record South.
worth established at Wednesdays game
with the St Louis Cardinals. lie knock.
ed u 2'baggger; 9.bagger: home
run; and made two other runs besides.
thus winning three OF the nine runs
which gave the Nationals the fourth
consecutive victory OF the Cardinals.
An interested spectator at the game
was Dr. Brooks mother. rs years old,
who motored some 30 miles TO witness
the game in which "Billy" made such
a record
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
CANCER RESEARCH IS
FAVORED BY MEDICOS

ST. LOUIS. Mo-Estabilshment Of a
national cancer research foundation has
been recommended by the American Ia.
dium society and the geadlology societ,
Cf America. meeting here In connection
with the convention ot the American
Medical association now In session Dr.
Ernes, Lewis. secretary OF the Amerl.
can Radium society. announcing the
project to establish the fund for cancer
research explained that eventually It
was expected all Of the large universi.
Ties OF the country would participate IN
the enterprise. He estimated that ap.
rroximstely 100000 would be needed to
start the research work and stated ths,
these funds would be contributed by RI.
dunn and x.ray experts ~ oentrslize
] cancer research work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
PRIMAL EVIDENCE GIVEN AT SMALL TRIAL
Westheimer De vye Wins Out in Million Dollar Suit
Unemployment Is Passing

WAsHINGToNA picture Of steady revmg business activity
today based OF employment conditions the department Of
unemployment practically elmi-
in
Illinois
nc
now exist in orth and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
TWELVE BOOTHS /
To Be OPEN At
LEGI0NS Show
Committees Complete for An
Details and Work Goes On
Uninterrupted; Enid Or ..
chestra Coming. 4

Every committee for the Legion car
nival. scheduled for June l. 2 and 3.
has been appointed by Mrs. Jock Baird.
chairman OF the general committee. and
all are busy at work in deterrnina-
ton 10 make successful what Mrs.
Baird terms the biggest thing ever
attempted by the Auxiliary"
There VIII be l2 booths. in addition
10 the many side shows" such as the
Frenc hcabaret, the baby show. dane.
ing and other attractions.
The Red Devils orchestra OF Enid.
famous throughout the state for its
music, Will furnish the music for three
days OF he carnival Dancing will be q
feature every evening and 4 different
arrangement OF booths will permit q
larger dancing eIea and a much cooler
place. the hooths 20 be arranged around
the walls. Instead OF In circle as
last year. .ovial Dandy" Fox Is 10
be floor manager and assisting him in
the dance p'isnams are Mrs. Dandy.
Mesrs. Cassimer and Wallace Hole
The "kiag OF Popcorn Sellers Sid.
ney Suggs. has also been drafted for
service and the Colonel will be there
disposing Of popcorn as last year.
Committees Listed.
ther committees are as follows: IA.
con booth. J. NJ. Baird. Gaylord Nelson.
Boyd; caniy, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Keitz.
Mrs. j. w. Lucas; kewpie booth. Mrs.
g. L. Mccain. Mrs. Tom Roberts, Miss
Mae Roberts; silk shirts. Mrs. Ryturn.
Mrs. Il B. Fell and Mrs. Ramsey: gro.
ceries. Mrs Ewing London. Mrs Mac
swain; miscellaneous, Mrs, Joseph Hel.
bach, Mrs. Ben Cooper. Mrs. ]. l..
Hiviek; booth unique, Mrs. Ernest Hen.
don. Mrs. w. X. Van Dyne: Chinese
booth, Mrs. VIII Morgan. the Misses
Maggie Mae and Matte johnson:
flowers. Mrs. ]. w. Davis: Ice cream.
Mrs. r. +. Byrd, the Misses Helen
Byrd, Ruby Edwards. Gladys Levin:
welners. Mrs. rraley. the Misses Beat.
rice Fraley and Marie West. and yrse.
man Gait: ticket aent, o. w. King:
Buddlc Moorehead at door: cold drinbs.
Ben Hunter. French cabaret. Mrs.
Mark Kirkpatrick. Marcus Davis: dec.
orations, Mrs. II. C. Critenden. Mrs.
Davis; amusements, Mrs. Kirkpatrick;
vaudeville, u. b. Jeffries; building CON.
mittec, Wallace Holt: concessions, n.
NJ. Mahoney. Ewing London: purchas.
Ing committee. Ford whitshurst. Taylor
and Cassimer: baby show. II. b. Fell
Mrs Silas Egly, Mrs. Hosie Andersen,
Mrs. Billie Morgan. Mrs. n. +. Ech.
OILS. Miss Mae Geno; advertising com.
mittec. Mrs. Mark Kirkpatrick. J. g.
MacNamara.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
GriSham-keyS Are
Hosts to Hundreds
On Opening Night

Hundreds OF citizens gathered at the
opening OF the Grishom.Keys drug
store. Hotel Ardmorc, Wednesday y
night. Music was furnished from the
hours OF 9 to 10 o'clock and souvenirs
Of carnations were given to all visitors.
Tho Grishom-Keys store In one OF the
most modern In the city and is equip.
ped with all the most up.to date drug
store and fountain accessories. The
firm has the agency OF the famous Rer.
all goods and the opening of the new
store is OF considerable importance ia
| Ardmors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
TEXAS POSSE SEEKS
ALLEGED ASSAULTER

HONEY GROVE. Texas.--A posse is
searching for a negro who late Wed.
nesday attacked the wife OF a promi'
nent farmer at her home three miles
south Of Honey Grove and who escaped
after u desperate struggle with the
woman. Keeling Is running high
here. The woman. who was alone a,
the time. succeeded in fighting Off her
assaIlant and the negro fled as neigh
bors were attracted by her screams,
She said she was not sure that she
could identify the negro
leo where rain never has been known
~ fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
COLBERT REELECTED
HEAD OF COTTON MEN

Walter Colbert OF Ardmore was re.
elected president OF the Oklahoma Cot.
ton Growers Association at a recent
meeting at Oklahoma City. Mr.. Col.
bert. John W. SImpkins. county agent.
T. J. Pollock and J. b. spraglns repre-.
sented Carter county at the meeting
They returned home Thursday morn
ing reporting a splendid. enthusiastic
meeting. which was attended by sew
eral hundred cotton growers and other
buslnssa mn e ~ spathusst
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
SHERWOODLHEADS
BANKERS COMMITTEE

Frank Sherwood, vice president Of
the American National Bank. was
elected chairman OF the executive com.
mittee OF the Oklahoma Bankers Asso.
ciatlon at their convention in Oklahoma
city. Wednesday. @. Z. Davis. OF
Blackwell was elected president OF the
association.
Nearly all OF the officers were re.
elected. Members OF the legislative
committee. one from each county In
the state. win be named ut later date
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
REGISTER The Kid

n you have not registered that
baby for the Military Carnival.
when prizes OF all sorts will be
given. the first to be a diamond
necklace. YOU should do 20 at once.
The last hour Of registering is 6
o'clock Friday afternoon.
Registration Is being conducted
at the Red Cross headquarters, Con.
venuen hall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25

FAYETVILLLE, n. G. - Three
enlisted men were killed and three
men and one officer wounded on
Thursday when a projectile struck
tree and exploded prematurely
during target practice on the Camp
Bragg range. Captain VI. A. Daw-
son Of Battery f., fifth field artil-
Iery, was the officer wounded. All
the victims were members Of bat.
terry Il. fifth field artillery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25

GLOBE. AriE.-Georse W. p. Hunt.
former governor OF Arizona and United
States minister to Siam until few
months ago. win be a candidate for GOV.
srnor at the democratic primaries. he
announced last night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
Purcell Gets DeMolsy Ch.pser.

PURCELL. okla.-chaptsr Of -.
Molay has been instituted In Purcell
with the IS boys az charter mcrnbsrs.
The Oklahoma City lodge assisted in
the installation. Chickasaw comman.
der No. 6. knights Tsmplsr y sooor
sor for the organization.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
CASUALTIES

NOGALES, Ariz.-Five men were
killed early Thursday IN fire
which destroyed about dozen
buildings In Cananea, Sonora, Mex
leo. about GU miles south OF No.
gales. Arizona, said advices received
here. The five. including Donald
Marshall, chief electrician for the
Cananea Consolidated Copper Com.
pany and four Mexlcans were crush.
ed to death when II wall Of the
Lyric Theater collapsed while they
were fighting the flames. Two
other men were injured. The blaze
caused damage estimated ut $780,.
900. The buildings consumed in
clude two motion picture theaters,
and three mercantile houses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-25
FLASHES

BEI.FAST.--TwO of the 20 persons
wounded In the bombing Of tram ears
filled with shlpyard workers last eve.
ming died during the night.
NEW YORk.-Union representatives
Of miners i'm the anthracite industry
yesterday summoned operators to u
conference Of the joint sub-cOmmrhittee
ON wage contract negotiations to hear
their formal refusal 10 accept u 81 per.
cent wage cut proposed by the 0per.
at0rs last week.
CHlCAGO.-F'lvem members Of an al.
legged $500, 900 fraudulent oil lease gang
indicted BY the April federal grand jury
on chareI>s Of using the mails with In.
tent to defraud. have been placed under
arrest.
SEATTLE. Wash.-W0rd has been
received here Of the death 0f Major
u. W. Patton. veteran newspaperman
at Soap Lake. Washington.
CILARLESTOWN. W. Va.-The de-
tense rested Its case this morning In
the trial of VIM. Blizzard on u charge
of treason after three witnesses had ties.
tilted briefly. Rebuttal was begun I'm
nediately BY the prosecution.
New Ulm review., 1922-01-11
HOME HEALTH CLUB
EDITED DAVID H REEDRR, LApoRrr INDIANA

Health Club is going to cut down the
number of sick days in the families OF
its members more than SO per cent
during the next five years.
I would like to start something. I
have already heard from number of
doctors who are willing for a try-out.
Now how many families or individuals
would like to contract with their
family doctor by the year, for ali
medical service. A certain annual
fee-no more, no less, whether sick or
well. I would like postal card vote
on it. This plan is being carried out
quite successfully in some of the
European countries. This is bit
surprising as most new schemes are
started here.
Club Notes.
Dear Doctor Reeder: I am troubled
most of the time with what is called
canker-sores in my mouth and cod
sores on my lips and nose. Will you
please tell me how to cure them? l
I am much interested in your excellent
department Of our paper and assure
you it is greatly appreciated by my
neighbors as Wei.
....< Mrs. w. P, MINI.
Answer would judge that you
are suffering with autotoxemia or self
poisoning. Over 125 years ago old
doctor Samuel Thompson, the father
of the rresent-day batomical medicines,
told the people that cankers were the
first stages of cancer and unless the
cause was removed cancer would de-
velop. We cannot yet successfully
dispute him. II
Now, you must find and remove the
cause-diseased teeth, tonsils, post
nasal sinuses, colonic constipation.
These are the most likely places to
look; but find it, remove it and the
cold-sores and cankers will disappear.
Evidently you are so full Of poisonous
matter that you have some fever nearly
every day. What you call cold-sores
are really fever sores. Let me sug-
gest fruit-and-vegetable diet for six
weeks, without salt, as one of the
remedial agents. ILL.,.
(All readers of the Review are at
liberty at all times to write for informa-
tion pertaining to the subject of
health. Address all communications
to the Home. Health Club, LaPorte,
Indiana, with name and address and
at least 6 cents in postage.)
New Ulm review., 1922-01-11

The real physician of the present day
is the man who can find the cause of
the illness ana remove IT, No drug,
no surgery, no treatment of any kind
can restore normal health, permanent
ly, except by that method.
Find the cause, remove it. Nature
will do the curing. T-..---
l can see the day coming not far
in the future when people will contract
by che year for their medical service, 49,
Whether sick OF. we'll, they will pay
the annual fee and you can we'll be-
lieve that the family doctor, under such
circumstances will see to it that Chey
keep we'll.
l have kept track of few families
myself just to find out about what the
cost might be. I will tell you of the
first on the list.
The man, aged IS, had been sick for
year or more. There were four
children. In three months I had the
man at work. That was 20 years ago.
Since then five more children have ar
rived, all healthy and vigorous. The
grandmother has passed away. -Four
children are married. The father and
mother are >gray-haired, but strong and
hearty. The total bills for medical
service during the 20 years is little
under $50 per annum.
Another family, with fair health and
less years at the start, has paid $25
per annum. Three children have ar
rived. The youngest is now nine
years old. This record is for Is years.
Another is for IL years and they had
four children at that time; now have
10. In this case the husband had
been advised to sign up for lot in the
cemetery. Order a wooden overeoat
and flowers. My order was a change
of occupation and environment, diet
and sanitation. He is still on the new
job, and the cost has been $35 per
annum.
This is for the entire family IN each
case. Carefully gathered statistics
show chat the average annual sick
days per person is eight. That is the
average. Each person, old, young,
and middIe-aged-eight days of sick
ness per annum. Now, estimate the
average family, which is five persons,
and we have 40 days of sickness per
family
1t has also been definitely shown that
fully 40 per cent of the present sick
ness is preventable and the Home