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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-28

como la representation de la graciosa
comedia ''sIN QUERER" donde Sc
distinguieron admira ablemente los jo-
venes estudiantes senorita Gloria Ra-
mos y Alexandra Rios.
En- la representation del pequeno dra
ma ''UN NAL CON UN BTEN Sc PA
GA" Sc distinguieron los estudiantes,
sencrita Fe Teresa Corretjer, Cancel,
Padro otros. Pero ell cuadro que mas
gust6 y que fue aplaudido por espaeio
&c ounce minutes, fu6 ell famoso dialo-
60 ZEN Ell CIELo Y EN- LA cALLE'
donde trabajaron de un modo intmita-
bic la nifita Antonia Hernandez la
genorita F. T. Corretjer.
La seiiorita doiia Guillermina Davila,
siempre enthusiastic por las escuelas, coo
pero al festival preparando cinco cua-
dros plasticos que fueron muy aplaudi-
dos.
Cerr6 ell acto ell senior Carreras, macs
tro de Agriculture, dando gracias al
publico y todos los que de una name
ra directa cooperaron por ell mejor ext
to del festival.
Y para cerrar esta cr6nica hemos de-
jado ell parrafo final para dedicarlo q
la admirable orquesta del Teatro "Cer-
vantes' del quito pueblo de Manati,
pues de un modo desinteresado vinieron
y estuvieron entire nosotros todo ell dfa
hasta la termination de la velada de-
jandonos oir las mejores piezas de sd
repertoire que contribuyeron al exito
mas esplendido de nuestro bello festi-
val.
CRONTSTA
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Wallace Reid en- su mas bonita come
dia "Enfermo Crave.
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CINE PUERTO RICO:

Tercera jornada de Ia grandiosa obra
del immortal dramaturgo frances Alejan
dro Dumas titulada 'Los Tres Mosque
teros''. 80
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cRoNIsTA
NoTAs EscoLAREs DE JUNcos

En- la tarde del microbes veintiuno
verificose la conmemoracion del natali
clio del "Padre de la Patria'' de los
Estados Unidos, Jorge Washington En-
el mismo acto efectuose la solemne ce
remonia de descubrir el retrato del gran
Roosevelt, figura insigne de relieve in
ternacional. Ell acto empez6 con una
sentidisima plegaria dicha por Ia Sc
flera Carmen Duchesne, maestro de los
grades superiores. Ell joven Angel Mar
chan dior lectura a unos apuntes escri-
tos para ell momento respecto la vida
del procer como hombre como presi-
dente de Ia gloriosa naci6n americana.
Varias citas propias del homemade fue-
ron recitadas leidas por alumnos de
los grades s6ptimo, octave noveno y
decimo. Ell himno fayorito de Roosevelt
fue cantado: How Firm a Founda-
tion''. Ell joYen Bustamante del decimo
quien tuvo el honor de presidir el bri-
llapte acto, lego ell mensaje que este
eminente patricia escribiese con motive
de habersele nombrado Presidente Ho-
norario de la "American Defense So
ciety'' contentiyo de sus luminosos pun
tos de vista respecto del americanismo
verdad. La sefiorita Rosa Maria Pera-
les, alumna del decimo grado cant6 ma
gistralmente una bella canci6n patri6-
tica. Varios himnos mas fueron canta-
dos por los alumI.os de la escuela supe,
rior La ceremonial de la bandera fue
veTifcada en- medic de un silencio Sc
pulcral, puestos todos de pie. AL des-
cubrirse el retrato de la simpatica nun
dial figura, ell himno nacional fue en-
tonado puestos todos los circumstances
de pie. Este patri6tico acto fue clau-
surado por ell entusiasta continental, Sc
nor William Ghldstein, representanto
en- Puerto Rico de la importante tirma
de Nueva York, ''Leo Hersh Tobacco
Co.. Sc extendi6 en- hermosas conside
raciones acerca de las venerandas fl
guras de Roosevelt Washington.
Los grades intermedios celebraron,
asimismo, un simpatico acto relaciona
do con estos dos gigantes de las liber-
tades americanas v ademas del sefior
Buitrago, maestro, tom6 parte en- esta
fiesta, ell senor simplicio Cordero, pre-
sidente del Comite de Padres.
En- eetoS dfae han varido vyo~;fns.,
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FESTIVAL PATRIoTICo
EN- SAN GERMAN

/
Con motive de la fecha gloriosa del
natalicio de Washington, las escuelaa
pIblicas de esta ciudad celebraron En-
e teatro 'sol'', cedido generosamento
FOR su propietario, una velada esplen-
dida.
Circul6 un bonito y suggestive progra-
ma como en- ese dia Sc iniciara una
campana a favor del engrandeeimiento
de LA EsCUELA, la propaganda fu5
activa.
FL 1eatro estaba de bote en- bote y
reinaba entire los coneurrentes un gran
entusiasmo.
Despu6s de una bonita selection eja
cutada por la orquesta, di6 principle el
acto con ell 'Himno Naeional'' cantado
por alumnos del s6timo grado que di-
rige la sencrita Stowe.
Vino tras ese nfmero ell que llabfa lie
vado mucha gente a nuestro coliseo:
ell discurso del sefior Negr6n Collazo,
! npestro nuevo Inspector va conocido
de esta ciudad por haber tornado parte
en- .otra fiesta aqui hace va algIn item
po. Y su discurso no fu6 discourse; fua
una conferencia de gran fondo moral
edueativo. cant6 al maestro la es-
cuela su evocaci6n Washington fus
magnifca. Su labor fu6 premiada con
repetidos aplauses que salian esponta
neos del auditorio que le escuchaba. Fu6
presentado por su ayudante sefior To
rres.
Ell nino Guillermo Pagan estuvo ms
pirado.
''Los Soldados" por nifios de dife-
rentes grades fu6 un nGmero muy inte-
resante, porque aquellos nifos parecian
verdaderos militares. FL captain sober
bio.
Santos Puente nos dej6 OR una poe
sia de nuestro maestro sefior Arce Lu-
go arranc6 aplausos, porque recit6
I sintiendo.
Ell bale de figuras por cuatro nifias
acompanadas al piano por Ia seforita
Conception vivoni, fu6 una moneria.
| AL dar principle la segunda parte la
orquesta ejecut6 ''La Borinquefa''.
Luego Enrique Rivera, ell orador que
todos conocemos y aplaudimos( nos de-
leit6 con 'su palabra LENA de entusias-
mo.
/ Ell ni1o Garc6s fue muy aplaudido
''La Cruz Roja" coro de nurses por
varias ninas, fue un numero suggestive
Muy den mercedes los aplausos que
recibieran.
/ Y por tiltimo la comedia "UN NUE.
vo HERMANo'', adaptada por Ell pro
fesor senior. Tomas Agrait, cuyo asunto
es de un gran fondo altruista. Este MI
nero result6 un exito. La profesora nj
na Margarita Capriles estuvo a la altu
ra de una maestro; por ESQ estuvo tan
acertado ell senior Negr6n collazo al
decir que como Inspector del Distrito
la clasifcaba de '|excelente'
Sus alumnos inteligentes Y muy apro
vechados. Ell italiano, soberbio y todos
mereciendo los aplausos que el publico
entusiasmado lie tributars. Bien por el
sefor Agrait.
Muy aplaudidas las iniciadoras de la
fiesta cuya cabeza estaba la maestro,
modelo de maestras, como dijera nues-
tro Inspector, sefcra Pardo de Casa
blanca Y junto ella otra maestro de
grandes entusiasmos: la senorita MariS
Quintana.
En- resumen, la velada fue realmen-
te una velada puramente instructive
para todos. no queremos terminar sin
enviar nuestra felicitaci6n los nifcs
por la correction con que Sc portaron
en- el teatro.
corresponsal ESPECIAL
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FL magnifco colossal drama en- Gin
co actos titulado Marcia de su Hen
RAJ una comedia.
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.BoRnNoUEN PARK:

La gran creaci6n dramatica ,por Bessie
Barriscale tiulada "La Puerta Rota".
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TEATRo LIBERTY:

Greigton Hale en- ell drama en- cinco
actos ''El Impostor'' v Ell tltimo epi
sodio de la serie ''De Potencia Po-
tencia''.
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COMDICIONES

Al Alioeao eaetecO ht
rament tgrhu lie d d
adOnaeS
ECOncsO empezrkdd e EnOd d.
Quhr rperona apedee t t 81
amaspr essta odengam prVeco
Al j 81
y ell gd raB al N Ell
Mh c ba Ia differences pdOA a L
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HOTE]:.L.E:.S.;
ALCAZAR

LANA Bs. Frente al MunicipiO.
ruevo Hotel ModeEnamente eQu3pa-
DO. Goeina criOlla. HRhitacionea frea
ssa. Busn Trsto. Precics de Situa
sl6a. So adpiten abonados.
Franciseo RIEVERA
Propietario,
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En- estos dias han venido verifcan-
dose debates en- varios de los salones
(Continda en- La pagina y
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HOTEL PALACE

Plan Europeo. Capacidad pasa $50
pasejeros.
El hotel ideal para hombres de ne
gocios v turistas de experiencia.
Habitacion con banjo para l per-
soma, desde $3.50.
Habitacion con bafio para 2 per-
sonas, desde $500.
Restaurant a la Carta. Precios
modicos.
CUANDO yISITE SAN JUAN
HAGA DEL PALACE SU RESI-.
DENCIA.
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HERMoSo FESTIVAL ESCoLAR We
RIFIcADo EN- CIALEs

Ell microbes % de los corrientes lie
v6se efecto un bello festival organi-
zado por las escuelas publicas gradua-
das de esta localidad como un homemade
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THATRo BEL1oeRAPH,. toataaO)

Eddie Polo en- los episodios nueve y
diez de la bonita serie "El sello de
satanas' una comedia.
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CINE TIRES BANDERAs":

Ell extraordinario drama, interpreta
do por geniales artistas titulado "El
Misterio del Cuarto Amarillo.
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rEATRo STRAND:
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CINE LUNA:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
Haskell Will Tour
State in Interest
Democratic Party

McALESTER. OlSls--C. y. Haskell,
first governor OF Oklahoma viii not
address the democratic state convention
in Oklahoma City. August is. as an.
nounced Monday. but will tour the stats
in September on a special train in the
interest OF the democratic party, II was
announced here Tuesday by Paul Nes.
bitt. campaign manager for Mayor J. c
Walton OF Oklahoma city. democratic
nominee for governor.
Mr.. Nisbett said that telegram sent
by a number OF oklahoma democrats
including Mayor Walton inviting the
former governor to address the con
vention. brought the response from Mir.
Haskell that he could be here only one
day At that time. but that he could
snend a week In the state in September.
II was therefore decided to postpone his
visl, until the latter date. MIR. Nesbltt
said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
CLAIMS AGAINST
MISSOURI PACIFIC
NUMBER q NOW
Officials of Road Expect
200 Suits Following Dis
astrous Wreck at Sui
phur Springs.
NEITHER TRAIN HAD
ORDERS, CREW SAYS
Funerals Of Victims Being
Held Today. While Probe
Goes OIL Unabated.

ST LOUIS Twenty five claims Al
ready have been filed for damages with
the Missouri Pacific railroad for njur.
les suffered in the wreck at Sulphur
Springs, Mo. 26 miles west OF here
Saturday night when IS persons were
killed and more than 100 injured when
train No 4 crashed into No. 32 The
railroad company expects over 200 such
claims TO be filed.
Engineer Matthew Ginger" Glenn.
OF fast passenger No. was held TO
blame for the wreck by coroner's
jury at De Soto yesterday The cor
oner's verdict declares that Glenn who
was killed when he leaped from his cab
had failed to observe signals warning
him that the track was not clear
Members OF the crews OF both trains
testified at the inquest that neither
train received orders pertaining to the
other, neither train knowing that the
other train was on the track and that
the trains were too close together.
Funerals for some Of the victims
were held today. Another inquest for
the 2e victims OF the disaster, who were
brought TO st. Louis. viii be held here.
It was announced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
five inch RAIN
ATPAULS VALLEY
MONDAY EVENING
Ardmore Among Cities in
State to Run Temperature
of 101 Degrees on Start
ing Week.

OKLAHOMA CITY.--Heavy TO exccs-
sive rains were reported over the south
central part OF the state in reports er-
ceived today by the United States
weather bureau here. covering the %
hour period ending at 7 o'clock this
morning. The heaviest rain was at
Pauls Valley. Monday evening. when
s.53 inches were recorded. Ada was
next with 2.l0 inches. The reports In.
dicated that the precipitation was gen
eral over the area but with the excep-
ION OF these two points did not averag
more than fifth OF an inch.
Durant, Ardmore and Lawton wero
the only places in the state which re.
ported temperatures of 100 degrees or
more yesterday. Each had l0i. Gen.
orally fair and not much change in
temperature is the forecast for the state
for the next % hours
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
WALTON STANDS PAT ON SAME PLATFORM
Democrats Condemn Republicans at Meet
Ex-SoLdiers to
HuUeBarbecue
Next Monday

The ranks Of the George r. Ander-
son post of the American Legion are
buzzing with activity which was preci.
pitated at rousng meeting OF the
organization, conducted at Convention
Hall Monday night and during which
very interesting data relative to the
state and rational convention Of the le-
gion were discussed Indications are
that a dozen or more local veterans
will attend the Rartlesville session while
perhaps NOR than 100 from Cartrtaoin
perhaps more than 100 from Carter
county will be present when the ma.
tional commander calls the role at New
Orleans
Post Commander Freeman Gait has
called special meeting OF the post for
Monday August IA at which time dele
gates % the state convention will be
elected. An old fashioned barbecue will
be served with Mark Davis In charge
and an interesting program will be rem
dered by talented artists. Davis states
that dessert will consist OF Burgundy
punch served In French style.
Among the measures brought up at
Continued on page 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
NOMINEE STAYS
BY GROUPS Who
PUT HIM OVER
Declares That He vii Re-
main by Planks Unless
Changed by Same
Men.
Sl.27 IS MADE
CAMPAIGN ISSUE
Appeals to Farmers, Laborers
and Ex-Service Men as
Against "1he Interests"

j. c. Walton, nominee on
the Democratic ticket for gov
ernor Of Oklahoma, will stand
pat on The Shawnee Labor
Farmer platform upon which
ne was nominated.
Dispelling doubts and spec
ulation, and perhaps finally
putting to rest hopes of old
line Democrats who were
working on a compromise
platform, the Democratic nom
lnee issued a statement to the
Ardmoreite today in which he
declared that II stand irrevo-
cably for the program and
platform Of the Shawnee con-
ference until it is amended,
changed or modified by the
groups that gave it birth"
The statement given The Ardmoreite
touay perhaps entirely outlines the
issues OF the coming general campaign
80 FAR as Mr.. Walton is concerned.
Making his appeal to three classes, the
farmers, the laborers and the ex-sery.
Ice men he insists the farmer and Ia.
borer gets thirty-five and thirty
cents. respectively, out OF every two
dollars while the interests" get the
remaining s1-27. He urges the masses
not to be mislead during the campaign
and not TO let the issue be shifted 10
religion. socialism or any other ism
His statement in full is as follows:
To the people Of the state OF Oklahoma.
address you because | recognize no
other superior
You ask me il ! will obey the man.
date you hended me August /?
This is my reply:
| stand iIrevocably for the basic in.
dustriai group upon which civilization
rests-the farmer
| stand irrevocably for a basic indus.
trial group upon which civilization rests
the industrial laborer
! stand irrevocably for the er-service
Continued on page p
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
Death Toll GroUs to $4,000 in
Path of Tybhoon on China Coast

HONG koNu - Typhoon stricken
swatow. a mangled and miserable earl.
csture OF the coast a week ago, went
about the first shastiy task that falls to
survivors VI the stotm-burIai Of the
dead.
Bodies OF $4,000 have been recovered.
a death toll tina, triples former esti.
mates and cuts IN half the former popu.
la,ion OF the native city. These figures
were given IN a circular issued by the
swatow chamber OF commerce from lts
branch IN Hong Kong
Rude coffins have been hammered
together with lumber saivssed from
the wreck OF the city. hut these can.
not he knocked together fast enough to
dispose Of bodies which are q sanitary
menacs to the health Of the living
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
Chamber of Commerce Names
Agricultural Committee That
Will Develop County Interests
Program viii be Outlined
at Meeting Early Next
Week; Every Phase of
Farm Industry VIII be
Benefited.

In furtherance OF better and more
the Ardmore Chamber OF Commerce has
appointed an agricultural committee TO
work along these lines throughout the
entire county.
Phases to be covered will be produc.
ton and conservation OF cotton. promo.
ton and standardization OF varieties
adapted to Carter county climate: pro.
motion OF dairying poultry raising,
truck farming; high bred livestock; pro.
motion OF successful marketing plans
for the county.
Members OF the committee will work
along agricultural lines In which they
are most interested but the work done
by the committee as q body will cover
The whole OF Carter county. Walter
Colbert In chairman OF the committee
which comprises the following members.
j. II. Pennington. George Dyes, Mort
Wood. Robert Gillian, Arthur Wood
Carl Russell, Perry Maxwell, o. X. Dor-
den. e. Il. Ringer. Mrs. Minnie u.
Church horne demonstration aRent,
end John w Slmpkins, farm agent. are
cx-officio members and will work In
cooperation with the committee in It's
undertakings.
A meeting OF tho committee IL called
for early next week, definite announce.
mcnt OF date TO be made within short
time. At this time the work win he
ciscussed In detail. Cotton intcrests OF
the county viii bc discussed hy T.. l..
Kennedy, field representative of the
Oklahoma Cotton Gro'crs' Association
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
Berwyn Man Held
For Investigation
of McCurry Fight

Jack Lewis OF Berwyn was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Dave Wright Mon.
day for investigation in connection witt.
the murder OF Ernest McCurry there
last weel- Lewis was witness 10
the killing OF McCurry. officers state
II is expected that no will be held In
'ail until I'll facts in the case have been
brought TO light
John Weston fares a murder charge
IN connection with the death OF sic.
Curry who is said to have died as the
result OF wounds made by Weston in the
fight Weston IL alleged to have s,rucL
McCurry with a rock McCurry died In
n snnitarium here before officers we're
able to get statement from him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
Republicans Get
Ready for Action
In Texas Races

FORT WORTH. Unqualified
disapproval OF the Ku Klux Klan.
wholehearted endorsement OF the
Harding administration, prediction
that the republican party would as.
sumo control Of Texas government
In a few years and n plea for toler.
ance in carrying out the party's
program were the high lights OF tho
opening address OF State Chairman
II. b. Crcager. OF Brownsville, be.
fore the Texas convention OF repub.
leans here today. Chairman Creae.
er's remarks were fully and loudly
applauded by the ESQ delegates pres.
ent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
American Sailing
Well in Balloon
Race Over Europe

GENENA.-Thunder storms and snow
squalls nearly spoiled the information
al balloon race FOR the James Gordon
Bennett cup and gloom descended upon
the enthusiasts here when news was
received o. several early landings.
Later a. reports continued lacking
from one French. one Swiss. the three
Americans, two Belgiums and one Ital,
ian. hopes hose. The race now seems
to lie between II. T. Honeywell. the
American who is still unheard from:
Major Westover. and the Italian pilot,
q Guglelmetti, who was the latest to
report having landed at Salornon, in
Czecho.Sovekia.
The general opinion In aeronautcal
circles here is that Captain Honeywell
VIII probably win
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
DRUGGISTS HERE
FOR Meeting At
TURNER FALLS
Advance Party of Ninth Dis
trict Men Leave Here;
Davis is Host to pin
Rollers" ."

II : Shackleford OF Wyneewood, sec.
retary treasurer Of the State Pharma.
coutical Association. Walter Jarret of
Oklahoma City chairman OF the ninth
district. II $. Calwell and Tom Roach
prominent druggists OF Oklahoma City.
Tom Frame OF Ardmore. president OF
the state organization. were among
those in attendance AT the meeting OF
the ninth district Pharmaceutical As.
soclation held al Turner Falls. Tuesday.
under auspices OF the Davis druggists
with Tom Frame Of that city as chair.
man.
Druggists from over the entire ninth
district. including Garvin. Murray. Car.
ter and Love counties were in attend.
andce. Those from Ardmore included
Mr. and Mrs Frame. Mr.. and Mrs, w
n. shackleford. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wick.
ers. Jerry Keys. V. A. Grawtt and
others. James Barron with the state
association, also attended the conven-
tlon.
Many matters of importance pertain.
ing 20 the district organization were
discussed. II is generally conceded that
the ninth district Is the best organized
Of the entire II districts comprising
the state organization.
Following the business session dinner
was served and tho remainder OF the
afternoon devoted to camp diversions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
RIPPLETOE BURIED AT
ROSE HILL CEMETERY

Funeral services for Hector Rippetoe
who died early Wednesday morning
from gunshot wounds. were held at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning at Harvey
Brothers chapel, with Rev. Frank Coch.
ran. assistant pastor OF Broadway Bap
tist church In charge. Interment was
made In Rose hin cemetery.
Services were also conducted for II.
l.. Webb who died Sunday afternoon.
Tho body viii be taken to tho formers
home. Edlnboro, Pa, for burial. Mrs.
Webb will accompany tho body. leaving
Ardmore Tuesday night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
ARDMORE STILL HAS CHANCE AT PLACE
ON WESTERN CIRCUIT, THOMPSON TOLD

Ardmore still has chance to set In
The Western Association.
In communication with officials OF
the loop Monday morning Walter
Thompson was informed that Ardmotes =
bid for the Pawhuska franchise was
still under consideration. Officials Of
the association declared that while Paw.
huska had sent word that the money
had been raised TO finance the club ss
yet no ateps had been taken toward
tuttins up The money. II Pawhuske
doesn't put up the cash at once, then
Atdfnote will get the franchise. The Off.
c ale intimatsd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08

Gunny sacks and mattress bags have
been made into crude shtouds Graves
are hurriedly dus that bodies may be
inferred as they are recovered.
Shortage Of food may prove another
menace. British In iIons kong already
have sent tlo.Oeo Tor relief Rice IL
being shipped from the British colony
The swstow municipality charitable as
soclatlon has organized a relief fund
Benevolent, societies In Hons Kong are
uniting IN relief measures fot the SUIT
ferers other cities IN china ate ex.
rectsd TO head the plea Of stricken
Swstow.
Bandits making grim capital Of the
otiy's disaster. are reported to have
rsided homes and robbed pedestrians In
the native section. ohouls sought to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-08
TROUBLE MAN" Is
HAVING LOTS OF IT

The trouble man" at the local office
OF tho Southwestern Bell Telephone
Company has had more calls during
the past few days than he has had in
as many months. declares w. II. Berry
manager. who states that the changing
OF cables In some sections OF the city IL
causing considerable trouble. Only a
portion OF the city is affected, Mr.. Berry
states. and he trusts that the public
will be tolerant in view OF the fact that
the transfer means better service even
iually, and that during the making Of
the changes such trouble il unavoid
able.