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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
X. C. LIVESTOCK

5000. Fairly lively. Beef steers steady
to strong; top 1925: bulk s7250s 40:
KANSAS CITY.-CATTLE: Receipts
she stock strong to higher: beef cows
mostly S5.O0a6.50; beef heifers s6000
40; bulks. strong; calves stockers and
feeders slow. about steady: vealers
mostly ssO0as75
HOGS: RECEIPTS 10000. Active. 10 to
~ cents higher; big packers holding
back but most hogs sold out OF fPyre
hands; top $l0.75; bulk slO.l5@10 e5 /:
pigs, strong to IL cents higher; bulk
100 to 120 Founders $40 O0810.30. -.'
SHEEP: Receipts 5000. Killing class
es strong TO 20 cents higher: shorn lambs
1lS.31WlS.6O; shorn Texas yearlings and
twos 1895; shorn wethers. 1000: WOOL
ed ewes top 5000; few 30 pound ma
| tive lambs. $1,000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
OLIVER MOROSCO in
SCANDAL LMELIGHT

DETROIT, Decentralization OF
the residence Of Oliver Morosco, theat-
rical producer, who was married at
Santa Anna California Tuesday to
Miss Selma Faley. Los Angeles actress.
but three days after he was granted
a decree If divorce here from his
wife was ordered Wednesday by cir
cult Judge Harry J. Dingeman, OF
Detroit. Edward Pokorney, friend OF
.the court. was INSTRUCTED to make
sthe investigation in an effort TO learn
whether collunon existed.
Morosco married his first wife in
San Francisco. December 10, 1897.
He has a son. Walter, % years old.
He now has q home in Los Angeles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE

State Of Oklahoma. County Of Carter ~
In The County Court i9i
Probate No. 500 st.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
Of an order OF the county court Of
Carter county. State OF Oklahoma. made
and entered on the Goth day OF March.
1922, the undersigned guardian will offer
for sale and sell at public auction -
the highest and best bidder an oil and
gas mining lease on the 9TH day Of
April. 1922, at 2 o'clock p. m, the fol-
lowing described lands situated in Car
ter county, state OF Oklahoma, to- wit:
An undivided one-half interest in the
northwest quarter OF southwest quar-
ter and southwest quarter OF southwest
quarter and west half Of southeast
quarter Of southwest quarter OF Sec 22:
and all Of the southeast quarter Of
| southeast quarter OF southwest quar-
ter Of Sec. 90, Twp. South, Range /
West, Carter county, Oklahoma. con-
tanning llQ acres.
Said oil and gas lease will be sold on
the following terms and conditions. to-
wit: Cash bonus and \. royalty reser-
vations; five year lease.
Said sale to be held In the county
court room OF Carter county, Oklahoma.
at the time above stated
| Dated this 30th day OF March. 1922.
(Signed) 7. l.. BLACK,
Guardian.
&c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
WOUNDED POLICE CHIEF Is
RESTING: RECOVERY EXPECTED

M'ALESTER. Okla,-Dave Tatum
nigh, chief of police who was shot
down In an attempt to arrest J. II. Jar
Wis last sunday afternoon. was resting
some better Tuesday, according TO re
ports received this morning. Doctors
believe that Tatum has good chance
20 recover. He was shot three times In
the abdomen by Jarvis, who was resist
ing arrest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
SENATOR JONES WANTS TO
BRING BOARDS CLOSER

WASHINGTON. - Formation of a
flexible organization" to bring about
closer coordination between the state
commerce commission and shipping
board with view to linking rail and
water transportation together more
efficiently was advocated by Chair.
man Jones of the senate commerce
committee at joint hearings on the
Administrations merchant marine bill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
PLAINTIFF IN PACKERS
HEARING RESTS CASt

KANSAS CITY.-The plaintiffs In
the suit brought against the Armour
and Fowler packing companies by the
Kansas City Livestock Exchange com
puny rested Tuesday forenoon. The
packers are charged with monopolistic
PRACTICES In conducting the Mlstletoe
yards. private pens OF the Fowler con
cern, q subsidiary OF Armour 4 Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK.-Better sales than due
and continued complaints of damage
from recent rains put the price OF cot
ton four to seven points higher around
opening today but considerable selling
ensued. The result was reaction which
carried prices four 10 eight points under
the close OF yesterday By the end OF the
first half hour. May traded up to 1890
and fell back to 1915
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
CATHOLICS AND PROTESTANTS
KILLED IN IRISH RAIDS

LONDON. Winston Spencer Church,
colonial secretary. told the house OF
commons Tuesday that on Feb. ~,
and March s6. during disturbances
In Belfast. 2? Protesthnts were killed
and So wounded and that 81 Catholics
were killed md li5 wounded. one
military officer and six police. oI
whom three were Catholics were KILLED
and a number OF other police wound
ed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
REAL ESTATE
SPECIAL HOAIE RARGAIN

SPECIAL HOME BARGAIN
A dandy new. modern, up-to date y
room 2-story dwelling; nice corner lot;
fine neighborhood on street south
east: garage for three cars; driveway,
etc. ,6,500' terms on part. Il, G, Me
Kiddy, l?6'a W. Main Street Phone %.
Real Estate and Insurance. - - S.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NE WORLEASS Cotton opened here
steady. May 1856. July 1915; October
( lG41.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
$!!!!!!||;!!''::;&|;;j'R|II||

ron SALE OR TRADE-Compiete cor
respondeuco law course, nearly paid
out. Address W. u, q. bos i<5. Ard
moro. "a
For SALE-one north and three east
front lots on new gravel road IN
northwest Ardmore. $500 will buy all
four OF Them; Terms TO responsible
shade trees on Douglas boulevard, \, H.
Roy Alexander. phone 1869, "a
SOUTH HALF Of block between first
and Second on q st, \. n. with ~
rent houses on same Renting now for
$1,000 per month, Price $4,000. n in.
terested call at sii boyd Ave.. \, ~
A. Lyies, owner -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
HELP WANTED (Female)

$3.50 PER DAY paid one lady In each
town TO distribute free circulars for
Economy Nom Alcoholic F'lavoring Per
manent position. +, T.. Barr Co, Chi.
cago 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Nice veal calves.
good pork hogs, fat cows. yearling
calves fat. See us--Ardmore wholesale
meat Produce Co. Phone 1884 Ardmore,
Okla $50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED to rent garage In nelghbor-
hood OF COO block on Third Ave, $,
w. Phone i0ii or N2s-R j-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05

WANTED-Sllghtly used Ford Sedan,
must be a bargain can 2050-R. 4-3
WANTED-To buy good one-horse
spring wagon. Address X. H., care
Ardmoreite 5-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
OIL LANDS AND LEASES

OIL LEAsEs-call al my office and get
acquainted with me and let me show
YOU some good bargains IN oil leases
and mineral rights. II YOU want lease
Vear Milo and | fail To- sell you there
In no use to look elsewhere. have
leases IN tracts OF 10 TO 200 acres. Henry
y. Amerson. real estate, farm loans, oil
t.l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
FOR RENT (HOUSES)

FOR RENT-Furnished five room mod
ern house. garage, large garden spot
house vacant April 8. House located at
1928 West Main street For any other
information telephone 1861. 1903 W.
Main st. 4-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05

FOR RENT-New five room house, 7O4
Second avenue, n. f.. Phone 1888
W. Il. Landrum. As
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR sAhE-Pure bred barred Rock
eggs. si.oo setting, $500 hundred
Phone ls20.R, W. NJ Thorogood. col.
lege Hlll station. Ardmore 5000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
LOST AND FOUND
HELP WANTED Male)

WANTED--lcxperlenc dry goods man
for staple and piece goods depart
ment. Address sio care Ardmoreito. b-3
TEN MEN wANTEp-,io,0O per weea
small capital requlredl local Call NJ
ilrlarwood Hotel, III y, Washington,
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MISCELLANEOUS

PRACTICAL nursing reasonable. Good
references. Mrs Armstrong. Phone
2165. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-02

''To je bozi dopusteni! To
'je rama! To je nestesti,' - spi-
nal ruce pan stary Podzimek,
potaceje Sc = pokoje, kde pra-
I've jeho matka okno otvirala
lido sine d kleiiutou chodbou do
Ipivovaru.
| Dopotacel Sc az do varnf 81
ne, kde ma stene prdcelne vi
sci kriz, pod MINI. upevnsna
Ibyla lampicka z 'cerveneho Sc
kaneho skla.
Rozzehah u P0dzimk1 die
stareho zbozn6ho obyceje sve-
tia pred krfzem "a kazde var
ky. Dnes, ak sc v1'bec nepra-
covalo zafila lampicka pod no
hama Krista jako krvacejfcf
rama, plaminek se chvsl jako
prosbou. -
Rozzehlat' pivovarska cha
sa dnes svetlo Y lainpicce Ia
st astnou hodinku trpici zeny.
Pracovalat' K sil1rti pani sta
ra, chot' Podzimkova a matka
sesti ditek. Pet klecelo jich
kolem q seste, nejstarsi syn byl
zde klesl ma zemi pod krizem
a k nemu sklonil Sc nyni hofe-
kujicf otec. psf i.is
"Jak jest, tatinku?" tazal Re
syn, jinoch dvacetilet5, pqaya,
dina k otci bolem strhane IRA
ky.
"Jiz jest dobfe, Arnoste,'
fekl otec temne zvedna Sc
plate ruce ku krizi, vzdychl:
"Dotrpela." -
"Draha maminka," zalkal
Almost. ~
"To je bozf dopusteni! To
je rama! To je nestesti!' ope-
toval svij prvnejsi narek pan
starry.
Zatim sebehli Sc sladovnictf,
tu a tam COST kutice a precha-
|zejice, kolem otce a syna a
jeden no druhem. pronasel slo-
iva; "Pot6s vas Pan Bth!"
Pan starry pokyvoval jenom
hlavou, Almost vzlykal hlasi-
ite.
"Takova dobra pani! Tako-
va matka! To je litost!' W.
jadfovali Sc sladovnicti panu
staremu svoji soustrast.
Bednari, statnemu starci, ka
nuly Shy po vrascitych tvafich
do sedych knird. Nestiral jich,
ale stiskoval rty. Pc malem u
tiseni pravil k ostatni chase
"Pomodleme Sc "a svoji do.
Ebrou pani."
| A smekna zelenou cwHipa,
.
pokleknul pred krizem, ? Pred
fikaval otcenas. Vsichnj!sa,no.
dill sborem pan stary, jenom
Almost nepronesl slova stkaje
tlumenym placem.
Pri dokonceni modlitby slo.
Wy; "Odpocinuti lehke dejz il
| o Pane, a sv6tlo vecne at j
svfti," povst&vali a odchazel
tiSe, jako by Sc bali svymi kro'
ky vzbuditi prave zesnulou pa.
nj starou.
"Pojd'me k mamince," W.
zyval pan starry Arnosta.
| Sh.
Vesli do pokoje, kde spool.
vala nebozka ma lozi. Byla ji5
pfevleknuta a odena, v cernJ
hedvabny Sat, kol rukou ma pr.
lson zkfizenych otacela dcers
Hedvika, slicna osmnactilets
divcina, rdzenec. Shy kanu
lily il pc licich.
| Matka pana stareho usedls
u otevfeneho okna q vinula /
sobe tfi ostatni vnucky, ctrna
lcti dvan1cti rctH.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-02

PRODA Sc: Kombihachi k&-
nina, vyhfivaci kamaa ha pl5n
i 1la uhli, kuchynsky kabinst;
postele move uzivane, skl4az-
ci (folding) poostele, pefA, iitx
trace, dresser, detskt kotAfsk;
davenport velky i malt; kula-
te stoly do jidelny, khih0vhi
stoly jihe v9ci. Hlastk se '
&. 4313. Clark Ave. Ii
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@~s~o~SsJS AAssOsSNsANAAA
,jin6ho zamestnanf. Cena die
odhadu zbozi. Haste Sc v (.
1898 zap. 83. ul., roh Sackett.
-. ..... .....--...-.. ...-s.. 11-.24
P6fkRBUJi fKNixE ao IS.
chodu ! VI tou pfftinou prU-
dSm S-pokojovy ddm ! kou.
pelnoa a taf&zf. lot j1 40 pfi
282 st., ovocre STONY III lo-
ts, dlazb4 zapiaekh&; ckiix jeh
$4:6tU. Bhxsi sdkli J. F. NJ
jsalfk + C0. lio1S tjfios i've.
TEL. Bf0sd~ay 1853; Uai0n
12s1 3: .....,,,.,.. 4
Pi(oD4 Sc sdb6Gka i,sksf,
skeho obchoda, kds ss TIL koi
500 ,tydnS / ii914z& se Y (.
s221 vtth. 98: Ill bhxs Kins.
man M: NJ, = 5000 van eupi
obehod, hotev& trzb1: Z4vo-
lsjte tsieiodsua Ednneoln sos;
11.i
7z,5E - ~ -. = ~ : =. - - -
rC1n s. - kse9covska :: s. . d,ins .ill,
ns =: casssni ..9i 7 pd cpfavovam ! gens sasssss'
kde 50 aete elstyen ~ iy1 q.
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dosti mad zivotem, zahledel Sc
OtevfenIm oknem ven.
- ROMAN.
Napsala Vlasta Pittnerova.

dosti mad zivotem, zahledel Sc
otevfenym oknem ven.
Bylo vid6ti z pivovaru hezky
daleko do poll. Skoro ma do
hled patfilo pole vlnici Sc je-
mnou zelenf osenf nedavno
vzesleho k pivovaru, kteryz
mel pan stary Cd vrchnosti' v
najmu. V zahrade pod oknem
rozlozite a dobfe hledene, kve-
tly stromy. Bel hrusnoveho
kvetu a Jenna rimen ja'blonf
vydechovaly libou vdni, ma kve
tinovych zahoncfch helaly Sc
narcisky a mad besfdkon chve-
" sc v podvecernfm vanku roz-
vite hroznovite kvety seffku..
"Tak Sc chudatek ma to le-
to Tesla; tax Sc starala, kan
Sc CO zaseje a zasazf 4 ted
vsecko musela opustit. A vas,
,chudinky mole, vas tax tezko
opoustela," nafikal pan stary
Is pohledem ma deti.
"Je to rama" pravila stara
pani Podzfmkov&. "A1e co
platno, mily Karle, mpsime
tam vsichni, starry must, inlady
mdze. Nynf jest ma tobe, a.
bys postaral Sc o slusny po-
hfeb. Zajdi ma d6kanstvi a
ma hrbitov. Ty, Hedvicko, po-
Esli Ike krejcimu a k zidovce.
Musime vybrat smutkove saty;
krejci 81 bude musit popilit Sc
sitiffi. Klobonky i14ih snad III
dovka obstara. teste, dobfe,
ze ia mann cerne saty cd sn1u-
tku "a neboztfka muze zaciio-
vane, patery saty by snad krej-
< ami do pozejtfi neusil."
''Babicko; ze mizete ma Ia
kove veci myslit," rozplakala
|se Hedvicka.
"Musi Sc ma to myslit. Kdyz
nemysli nikdo jiny, muslin my
slit ia. Almost d Jiffk museji
NIT take move cerne saty, ty
Karle, k pohfbu Sc. obejdes,
jen kravatu a klobouk a rdka-
vice 81 koupis," pravila starA
pani. Byvala vzdy zvykla
myslit, jak rikavala, "a vsecky
"a ma vsecko a prave zemfe-
lou snachou mivala dosti tube
putky, rozchazely-li Sc v SVEN
mineni. s
| To stAvalo sc casti. Podzi-
mex wal 81 svoji chot' proti
matcine vdli, bylat' teto malo
bohata, malo vzacneho rodu,
dcera obuvnika. Mohlt' ma
jemce panskeho pivovaru, uva-
zav Sc v najem po otci do po-
merI lplne sporadanych, de-
lati vetsich naroki. Ze jich
'necinil a sel "a hlasem srdce,
,nemohla matka svemu jedina-
rrckovi dlouho odpustiti. Jeho
Eene neodpustila toho nikdy.
J A tax utkavaly Sc We dvace-
I'll letech sladkova manzelstvi
ODE pani zacaste neshodou y
domacnosti, ktefou matka slad
llkova cht6la vesti nadherneji
I.nez byla zvykla a "a dobre u
znavala zemfela prave PAM
/! Anna.
"Tak a tax to mival mGj syn
"a jeho deti to nemaji mit?" ta-
lzavala Sc stara PAM hnevive.
|, "Vy jste nell toho jednoho
Ii u 'nas jich je sest," fikavala
mlad& pani.
I v prvnejsich letech, dokud
rikala: dive, tri, ctyry, pet; y.
Isklibavala sc tchyne a fikava-
Ia: mo, jen kdyby jich jiz
nepfibyvalo, tezko bude jed
nou tolik deti zaopatrit."
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PRObA Sc neb prohsjtss Pc.
kafskt obchod; vse zafiz6iio, !,
Haste Sc v els. 1868 Woodhill
Road lis
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v CORlE1T dvouf6diiitft dun
. 4 svetnicich y koupsinou az
lie d 0 4 sv9tnicich i toileteni
nahofe, blize skoly a kafy. Ce-
ma $500. Haste sc u j. F. Ne
jedlik & Co., 11O15 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway, 1886 = Union
1851 r. I?
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Pk0bA ST pgkhy dun . 66
poksiieh, VS. modsfhS 3als1es
no. Haste Sc v cis: 1854 j:
146. ST. III
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PRODA Sc

$ssoo. MoDERNf ddm ma ana
zdene ulici, 6 svetnic, koupel-
ma. fernes, pekny lot, u kary a
skoly. Prime Sc mala spl&t-
ka neb 2 Lofty, po pfipade tel
markyc ma vym6nu. Do domu
Sc mdzete nast6hovat ihned.
The Atlas Finance Co. 1854
Broadway, ptejte Sc ma Ferd.
Stukbauera. 11-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-02

fR0DA sE modernf, prAve
dohotoveny dim 3 6ti wstni-
cich s koupelnou na Bartlett
I'll. Haste se d majitele v cis.
1904 Angelus Ave. ' Corlett
naproti kostelu sv. R6diny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-02

PRODA Sc dum (. 1902 Coath
Ave. a 6ti pokojich, koittelnA,
pdda flastrovana, jinak dplhk
zarizen. Haste Sc u.J. Proko-
pa, $500 vych. 191. 81. III
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PRODA So srocerni obchod
dobre zarizeny, nasledkem
jin6ho zamestnani. Cena die
odhadu zbozi. Haste Sc v (.
1898 zap. S3. ul., roh Sackett:
g., 11-24
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ZVLASTNf PkfLEzfTdST. -
Zanovni dunn must byti pfod4n
hned, je 0 6ti pokojieh kotipsi
ma, sklep pod celym dofhef1;
nejlepsi ferhes. Nalezx IS y
okolf Union ave. a vyck. t66.
ul. Cena skoro neuvefiteihx-
pouze $500. The Atlxs Fl
nance Co., 5454- Broadway i
ptejte Sc ma James Fuffxtx.
lis
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PRIME Sc spolekliva. lena
"a hospodyni do male dom&c.
nosti. Haste Sc ' cis. 1899 W.
chodni So. vi /?
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500 H0TovE : zbytek III
lAesfcni splasky; ~ tschto
podmihek Sc prod& jedn6rodi-
ny ddm . 5ti sv9tnicfch III p&
knem lotli 8 gar&zf, blfze W.
chodnf 40. al. q jeden nj Gal
lup ul. z Broadway. Geny ob0u
dvou jsou niffnk. TEx % vez+
me .lnehsf lot M tfm5nd.
IHNED K NASTEllOVlkNf -
$1,000 hUtpvs Z pax asf }eS.0o
m9dcnk koupfts ddm y 4 vel
kych svetnieeh ~ dl&zdene u
lici blfze Ceskk Narodni Sine.
MODERN, jednorcdinnt dam
Q 4 pekn5ch svetnicich, kou-
pelna, elektrika; sklej pod ce-
lym donenl, fernes; ulice dl&k-
den& vse v nejlep1fn pof&dkh.
Nal6z& Be na. vtch. 103. Ill. Z
Union ave. Tez sc vymtni ~
tetM ednorodiniS d6mN v Mt.
Pleasant. !
vSE NA JEDNoM FE00RU:
Ddm 0 p<ti svetsiicfch, kbupel-
ma; elektrikA = cele i1iodernf
zafizenf. Je nj pkkhkr1 lots
ma Svec I'll. v Corlett, stati Asi
$500 hdtove. Bum D 6ti sv9t
nicfch, koupelna, elsktrika,
sklep, fernes, je ma pekne uli-
ci blize kostela sv. Rodiny '
Corlett 2 y5ch. ISL. vi. z&dA
So $1500 hotove q, zbytek nj
m6sicnf splatky. Name jeSt9
mnoho jin5ch domd jedno q
dvourodinnych v cen&ch vel
mi levnych, jak sarni pozn&te.
Blizsi vam sd9h STUPKA 4
RACK REALTY CO v Pro-
gress Bldg Sav. / Loan Co.,
1868 Broadway. Tel, Broad
way, 2202 = Union 764 Is.
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PkiJMoU Sc masinAfky : d
lajnovacky M 1ensk3 kabxty;
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49. al. 11-2
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BEING SIGNED BY
ARIZONA AUTO CLUB

CHANDLER. Mar. 30.--The field
men Of the Arizona Automobile club
We're in Chandler yesterday changing
some of the road signs and resetting
all of them, as they were not set
deep enough in the ground at first.
They are signing the road west of
town leading to West Chandler and
as soon as the paving is finished TO
Goodyear that road will be signed
also
They report that the road from
Tucson TO Phoenix via Casa Grande
and Chandler has been re-logged and
viii be signed right away. which will
prove great aid to tourists. as some
of them have been unable to follow
the better road from Tucson 10
Phoenix
Auction Sale a Benefit
The auction sale being conducted
here every two weeks by Col. John
M. Hutchinson, at the Huggett barn,
is proving quite benefit TO the peo-
pie of this vicinity, as they can get
rid OF things they do not need and
can buy the things they do need at
their own price. A large crowd was
in attendance yesterday. This sale
is TO be conducted at this place on
Thursday every two weeks.
Here From Glendale
Rev. David Roberts, who was the
former pastor of the Methodist
church of Chandler was here on bust
ness yesterday He is one OF the
nominees for councilmen of Glendale
and reported that his election was
being contested 10 some extent be-
cause it was thought that he had not
been resident of Glendale long
enough to hold the office. 1t was
found by his registration here that
he is eligible to be a member of the
council there
Odd Fellows Have Big Time
The Odd Fellows of Chandler met
in regular session last night and ini-
tiated two new members. The de-
gree team from Mesa was down to
assist in putting on this work, for
Arizona republican., 1922-03-31
Financial and Market News
Reserve Bank Report

All other, $151,535.
Municipal warrants, fl02.
Total earning assets, S1,119,6O5.
Bank premises. $3S339.
Five per cent redemption fund
against r. II. bank notes, s7.757.
Uncollected Items $470449.
All other resources. Sl6,322.
Total resources s4,S15S51.
LIABILITIES
Capital paid in, Sl3933.
Surplus, $215,39S.
Reserved for government franchise
tax, S1,9S2
Deposits:
Government, $56031.
Member bank. reserve account, ST.
7OS7S2
All other, S4O,323
Total deposits. 81 ,S05,t36.
r. r. notes in actual circulation,
$2.1S1S43.
r. r. bank notes in circulation. net
liability, $S,S5S.
Deferred availability items, s4O9,-
3S3
All other liabilities. s17,S15.
Total liabilities. S4.S15.S51.
Ratio OF total reserves TO deposit
and r. r. note liabilities combined,
77S per cent
Arizona republican., 1922-03-31
I Republican A. P. Leased WireI

Republican A. p. Leased WireI
WASHINGTON, March sO-Com
bined resources and liabilities OF the
II federal reserve banks at the close
OF business March 29 We're reported
tonight by the federal reserve board
in thousands OF dollars as follows
RESOURCES
Gold and gold certificates. 1922. -
42s.
Gold settlement fund, F. r. Board.
$4s7,S22.
Total gold held by banks, sS1s,-
751.
Gold with r. r. agents, S2,065,9s2.
Gold redemption fund, SSs,612.
Total gold reserves, $2,975,355.
Legal tender notes, silver, etc.
s12s,024.
Total reserves, $3,103,379.
Bills discounted:
Secured by L. S. government obi- :
cations, $242,T97.
All other, $Sss,155.
Bills bought in open market, sl02.
69I
Total bills on hand, $73S643
L. s. bonds and notes. S200.325
Y. s. certificates Of indebtedness:
One year certificates CPittman scD
$S9,0
Arizona republican., 1922-03-31
LAX MORALS CAUSE ALARM

The present laxity or morals is
causing concern 10 all straight
thinking citizens.
Careless love making indiScrimi-
nate kissing the public demonstra-
tions of affection are topices of dis
cussion at club meetings. conyen-
tions and reform gatherings.
To go into the sordid SIDE Of the
subject Mrs. Kate Walter Barrett,
national president OF the Florence
Crittenton homes. says thath there
has been an enormous increase in the
number OF occasionally Immoral
girls.
The average age of girls committed
to Crittenton homes has shifted from
rs to is in the last few years. she
says
A few years ago the majority en-
tering the homes were hardened
women nearing 80. Today the baby
yamp leads. She thinks She is just
being modern"
The social worker OF big New
York hospital tells the story Of two
subdebutantes who were recently
confined in that institution.
They are not essentially vicious
girls" she says. They are merely
silly little fools. In excuse for folly
one of them pleaded some silly idea
about womans freedom. The other
said that she had become so accus-
toned to emotional dancing with her
boy friends. to 'pettting parties
afterward, TO JOY rides and spoon
ing, that her step to immortality
seemed merely a natural sequence
These things are not only among
the uneducated and the supposed to-
b. unthoughtful. They occur among
those who are engaged in the pur-
suits of higher education. even col
lege girls. This laxity among women
who are engaged in the pusuits OF
higher education is all the appalling.
The Atlanta Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-31
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, March 50.--Forelsn
exchange steady: Great Britain de-
mand S4.367s; cables S4.SI54; 6o-day
bills on banks s4.34. France demand
sS.9S: cables $685.. Italy demand
s5.0S15: cables $500. Belgium de-
nnand 1886; cables $S.36h2 Germany
demand 31b; cables S1A. Holland
demand SS7'69: cables s37.72. Nor
wav demand $l7.70. Sweden demand
S25.97. Denmark demand s21.l0.
Switzerland demand $1942. Spain de-
mand $3.50. Greece demand St.45.
Poland demand s.02ss Czecho-S Slo-
vakia demand $1S2. Argentine de
nland 35.75. Brazil demand S13.75.
Montreal 9714.