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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
COURT Clerks in Session.

AMHERST. VA, Aur lo.-w. T.:
Sandidc", clerk of tho Circuit Court
OF Amherst county. and president Of
IN" stat" clerks Association. loft
today for Ocean View. whore he Will
attend the annual session Of that
or2aniZa ton. which conNcncs at that
r!ac" tonight. Friday morning he
VIII deliver the principal address be-
fore the clerks convention. MIR.
Sandids" vii. return /" Amherst sun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
nuri Tricks u, work Train.

JF.lHF.1 ITT1. =. 7. Nuu. To-
stones and bricks were hurled at q
work train ON the Pennsylvania Rail
road today as ii passed over a trcstlc
on the way from the Jersey city ter
mlnal I" the Meadows Shops Of tho
ROAD company police reported to city
authorities. Windows were smashed
ana IN" cars badly battered but the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
Officers Assigned
In Reserve Groups
For peace" Army

twenty-five Oklahoma men have re.
ceived assignments and attachments
OF reserve corps officers. accor ding to
army orders issued from headquarters
of the eighth corps area at Ft Sam
Houston. Texas, The assignments and
attachments do not involve active duty.
Sixteen officers were assigned to
the 35Sth field artillery, 95th division.
They are: Capt. Henry Marshall
Brown. Muskogee; and Second Lieut..
Earl Russell Cass, Horace Hamilton
McGee. Edwin Dow Rattray, John Nc.
Kay Campbell. Roy Alvin Reynolds
Charles Alfred Mohrie and James Hen.
ry Tuttle, Tulsa; Clarence Delbert En-
nita; Walter Nathan Florence, Nc.
Alester; Harris Madison Curnutt, Big
heart; Michael John Ferna, Slick; Ques
ney Dibrelle Gibbs. Muskogee; Alexan
der Becht Morris, Bartlesville, and
Stanley Williams, Durant.
Four officers were assigned 10 the
35sth field artillery. s5th division. They
are Second Lieutenants John Poindex
ter White, Richard Jones Clements and
Henry Diedrick Niemand, Oklahoma
City, anl julius Cecil Darwin, Altus.
Mai. Wyman Richardson Swan oI
Bartlcsvile was attached to me 320th
engineers, tcombat), 95th division. First
Lieut.. Frank Marion Kelley of Henry
eta was assigned TO the Goth division
quartermaster corps.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
WORK On Dam
IS Progressing
City Manager Dyer Expects to
See Project Completed
Soon-All Departments
Functioning.

City Manager Dyer returned Tues
day from an inspection trip to the new
city dam on Hickory creek. and re-
ports work getting along as well as he
expected.
Progress will be made from now on,
and weather conditions permitting he
hopes the dam will be completed by
Thanksgiving day.
In speaking of improvements in Ard
more, past and present, Mr.. Dyer said
he had no criticism to Offer that every
head of the city government. from the
time that Ardmore was founded, until
he took charge, had done remarkably
we'll with what they had to do with,
and deserved praise instead Of condem-
nation.
Mistakes were made, he said, which
are expected in any line OF endeavor,
but, he asks. what business man has
never made a mistake in the conduct
Of his affairs. the same thing applies
to the management of cities.
When improvements were first be.
gun, officials did not figure on the
clty's remarkable growth, therefore
their plans when executed We're found
to be inadequate in a very short time,
for this reason money was required for
added, Improvement, and many people
thought this a useless expenditure of
funds, this was a condition brought
about by rapid expansion, and not by
any shortcoming upon the part of Off
GERS, a condition was naturally created
over which they had not the slightest
control"
In speaking of the different paving
projects now under way in the north
west part of the city Mr.. Dyer said
he was well satisfied with progress,
and with the class of work being deliv.
cred by the contractors.
Work on c street Is progressing rap
idly, and when finished this street will
present a vastly different appearance
from what It has in past years, street
car rails have been removed and the
street will be paved its entire length.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
Ray Booth Barred
From Property Of
Belle Petroleum

A temporary injunction and restrain
ing order was granted the Daisey Belle
Petroleum Company by District Judge
Tom W. Champion. Tuesday following
e. petition filed by the company Mon
day against Roy Booth. charging him
with trespassing on their premises in
the Hewitt field and threatening to
force a shutdown in drilling operations
because OF alleged assault he Is said
TO have made on certain employees of
the plaintiff company.
Injunction against Booths alleged
Interference with the company's oper-
atoms was asked. It is alleged, when
he quit the company on July "a after
driving certain iron obstruction several
hundred feet into a well, thus forcing
the company to cease drilling. Booth
is charged with taking a drill bit and
driving the iron into the well after he
had decided to quit.
Booth is alleged 10 have been arrest
ed by an order from the county court
several days ago on a charge OF Per
forming acts injurious to another $
business" After being released on
bond. the plaintiff company charges
that he has continued to appear on
their premises in the Hewitt field and
TO molest the workers 10 such an extent
hat they have threatened 10 quit un
less he be removed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
Prohibition Has
Brought American
Plan Back to i. s

ST. LOUIS. Mo.--Prohibition is grad
ually forcing the hotels OF the country
back 10 the American plan, according
10 delegates assembled here for the an
nuol convention Of the International
Stewards Convention. which entered
upon It's second day today.
'The eating habits Of the American
hotel guests have been changed by the
Volstead act" declared c. II. Harring-
ton. New York caterer. The lobster
supper patron. the beau frummel who
dined on chicken q la king, in brief. the
evening trade has vanished Instead,
the demand is for the heavy meal, or
,hc table d'hote dinner" he added.
This change has been met by hotels
by featuring club breakfasts. hearty
luncheons and special combinations OF
popular dishes for dinner. Instead OF
renting him room and expecting his
patronage ut meal time, as formerly was
the custom. more and more hotels are
charging for rooms and breakfast OF
room and dinner. In other words the
hotel owners Gre adopting the old Amer
lean plan.' Dr. Harrington said.
This view was shared by Leo Alsup
OF Fort Worth, Texas, culinary manager
OF u string OF hotels in Texas and Okla
homa THE American plan alread,
las come back in many sections OF tn,
southwest" he declared
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

l9s5-State VS.. Eek. embezzlement.
1997-State vs.. +. II. Herring, false
ret.
1sss-State VS.. Joe Watts. Dick Kel
Ter, larceny.
2OO4-State vs.. C. b. England, bogus
check.
2007-State VS.. Thomas McClanahan.
Loda Stigall. larceny.
2O13-State VS.. Walter Coffee. as
sault,
2Ol4-State VS.. Geo. Stephenson, mur.
der.
2O15-State VS.. VIII Jackson, assault
to kill
Thursday, September 81, 1922.
20sS-State VS. ID. s. Harrison. rape.
2046-State VS.. Oscar Van Noy, and
Wesley Johnson, murder.
201s-State VS. A. j. Weave, muir
der.
2O2O-State VS.. Ralph Atkinson, lar.
oeny.
202l-State vs.. Joe Hodley assault to
kill.
2022-State vs. L. o. Taylor, com
venereal disease.
2023-State VS.. Z. j. Fryer. assault
to kill.
2024-State VS.. Ned Sockey. rape.
2025-State VS.. Jess Presley, bigamy
2026-State VS.. Arthur Julian, Con
way Julian and Roe Weeks. assault &c
kill
Friday, September 22, 1922
2049-state vs.. A. F.. Walls. murder.
2O9S-State VS.. Joe Carter, unlawful
possession.
2ll1-State VS.. John Sharp. unlawful
possession.
2l13-State VS.. Frank Williams. un
lawful possession.
2ll5-Statc VS.. w. A. Lloyd. unlawful
possession.
2l16-State vs.. W. A. Lloyd, unlawful
possession.
212l-Florene Dennis, murder.
2ll9-J. r. Porter, larceny.
21ls-Anton!o Reece, burglary.
2l17-Wm. Bowman. murder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
IANk HICKMAN HELD
ON RUSTLING CHARGE

The second complaint to be filed by
County Attorney J. f. Bristow, as out
growth of an investigation concerning
alleged cattle rustling deals in the
county recently, went on record Wed
resday morning against Iank HEX
man. brother of Priest Hickman. who
was arrested OR a similar charge Tues
iay.
The two Hickmans are alleged to
have stolen l6 steers from Bob Sc.val'
lys pasture last Friday. The cattle
are said to have been owned by Scivally
end NJ. T. Pierce.
County authorities intimated that
other arrests may follow in connection
with the Scivally deal, and another al
legged theft that is under investigation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
.OKMULGEE ROAD
WORK IS STAYED
Four Hundred Men Idle Be
cause of Freight Embargo
Are Building Hard
Surfaced Highway.

OKMULGEE.-All construction work
on the Okmulgee county highway pro.
ject is paralyzed here and 400 men are
out of work as the result of the rail
road embargo which has left contrac-
tors without supplies.
Less than two miles of highway re-
mains to be completed of the Morris
Okmugee project, according TO II, C.
King. county engineer. while on the
Beggs highway five miles is to be com
pleted
On the fIenryetta road mile of con-
crete had been laid but work must
cease on all the rest OF the grade. Grad
ing on part Of the road may go on in
some places but construction work for
the most part will be 1T a standstill un-
til the supplies begin to come in.
Material for the contractors, piled
In great stacks along tho road at the
supply dumps, had lasted almost with
out replenlshmen. Tor long period
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
COAL AGREEMENT 2
MONTHS AFTER RIOT

HERRIN. llls.-The agreement reacn
90 at Chicago between the union min
ers representatives and the mine oper
ators OF the state came exactly two
months ago day after the mine war
waged against the non-union men sent
here to operate the Lester Strip min,
near here during the strike. Twent!
six men We're either killed or fatally
woundd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
WOman'S Complex Life

Womans complex life with Its mul.
titudinous calls ls given as the reason
for many nervous breakdown. Home
work, social obligations. dressmaking
and the care Of children keep the goth
century woman Ia whirlwind Of Ac.
tivity un,ll headaches develop. back.
ache, nervousness and oftentimes more
serious Ills which are peculiar to her
sex alone. Such women should not de.
spair. bit be guided by the letters 10
often published in this paper from wo.
men who have been IN just such con.
ditions. but who have been restored to
health by Lydia Il. Plnkham's Vcget.
able Compound.
THIS II root and herb medicine that
contains TO drugs and can be taken in
Nsfs'y Icy any woman Adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
Ayiator Off.

MODESTO. Calif.-Lleutenant West
hide r. Larsen. army aviator. broke tn,
cross country flying record in a flight
from San Antonio. Texas to Sacramen
20. Calf. took off from the municipu
landing field here late yesterday on tn,
second lap OF the return trip to Texas
Lieutenant T.. C. wilkins IL accompany
.ng Larsen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
Has a Cow Gives Such
Milk, Feeds Her On
The Finest Silk

j. T.. Harrison, 90l McI.ish avenue,
has q registered Jersey COW which he
says has produced 1000 pounds of milk
within six months time. from December
2S to June IS. During the year preced-
ing this time. he says that the COW
gave 1900 pounds of milk on an un-
official test. The COW is seven years
old and has maintained a yearly produc-
ton OF milk far in excess OF the aver.
age COW. Mr.. Harrison said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
Suits are Filed,

Declaring that 100 per cent assess
mcnt on all shareholders in the defunst
state National Bank has been necessary
In order to pay the depositors. Bernhard
Ulrich. receiver for the insolvent ins,l.
tuition. filed three suits In district court
Tuesday toiallng $4,000. A score or
20 NJ similar petitions have been en-.
tered here by ulrich in the last four
weeks
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

after the emoargo on all freight except
perisaeLlcs had lccn dee"nd iy the
railroa Is.
HOY long 1t will be t"s9ie work VIII
be resun.cd del c,.C. crti'cly. II was
said. ON the continuance of the railroad
strike which caused the enlarge. u. A.
Bundiisa, F,@sCo railroad agent, SAID
that With tne ending of the u strike
the p.,orlty given to coal n,ii;h' he moa
flied tc such an extent that freight ship
menls coulc lie made with sore regular
ity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

SHAwNEE.--A big picnic at Benson
Park. south OF Shawnee. is planned by
the forces Of organized labor and the
Farmers union for Labor Day. There
VIII he sports OF various kinds. music
and speaking, with a grand ball at
night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

DURANT.-The first bale OF the 1922
cotton croD was brought to Durant late
Monday and ginned Tuesday. A prem
lum OF SIS was paid the grower. J. G.
lIaddock. by merchants OF this city. Tho
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
CITY BRIEFS

Rev and Mrs Crayton S. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Shumate and Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Moffatt, left today for
Sulphur where they will spend few
days at Sneed brothers camp.
Mrs. Effle Wilkes Gee left today for
Gladwater, Texas. where she viii spend
week visiting her mother.
Lee Hudson and Dan Blackburn Of
Healdton were in the city Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. J. L. George and daughter left
today for Gladwater, Texas. where they
will visit with relatives.
Temperatures registered al the local
observatory for the "a hours ending at
I o'clock this morning was; Maximum,
l04 degrees; minimum. 72 degrees. TEN.
perature last night was a few degrees
lower than recorded for the past few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bostwick who re.
side southwest OF the city, left today
for Ration, New Mexico. to visit rela'
tives They will make the trip by au'
tomobile.
State Boiler Inspector Williams was
In the city Tuesday and inspected th'
boiler at the county Courthouse beside
others located in various manufactur
ing plants in the city
There will he a meeting OF the city
commissioners Friday night at the city
hail. City Manager Dyer states tina
nothing but routine business matters 4
to be up for discussion. In the absenc'
OF Mayor Hefner, commissioner Eddie
man will be acting mayor and preside o
the meeting.
The county excise board finished Il
session this morning and adjourned
Some details were not completed OWN
to pending litigation, these matters pei
tained to few school districts.
Two alleged tresspassers on railroa
property. one drunk. a speedcr. and
person. who is charged with having II
toxicating liquor In his possession. wer
arrested by city officers Tuesday nigh
II. +. Burns who has been confine
In the county Jail on n charge OF vaI
rancy. was released Tuesday upon se
tlement OF his fine.
. Herbert Cross who was arrested her
| Monday by Deputy y. s. Marshal BI
, cardwell on charge OF violating II
I postal laws ut sherman, Texas. wa
l transferred to sherman. Tuesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

CUsHINo.-Joh w. whipple, Of
Ada has been chosen principal OF the
Gushing hlsh school for next term and
has moved here with his family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

ECFAULA.-Work will be started
soon on the new high school. contract
for which was let last week. The build.
ing will cost s54 900.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

LONDON. - The assassination OF
Michael Collins at Bandon, Cork, yester'
day comes directly after the announce
ment by the Irish irregulars OF pol
icy Of ambushes and raids in their fight
against the free state government.
Collins was shot down from ambush
only few hours after being given an
ovation by the residents of Cork City
which was freed less than two weeks
ago by military under Collins COM
mand. The place where he fell is part
Of the constituency he represented in
the Dali Eireann.
News of the outrage, only meagre
details Of which have been received
here, came too late for publication in
the morning newspaper, the majority
Of which comment on the breaking up
Of the organized warfare in southern
ireland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
COLLINS Death
STIRS ireland
TO ITS DEPTHS
Young Irish Leader Went
Down in Defense of Cause
That Has Spread Bloody
Way Through History,

DUBLIN.-All ulster has been pro
foundly stirred by the news of Michael
Collins assassination.
The tragedy occurred on the ami
versary OF the murder in 1920 at Lis
burn of District Inspector Swanzy,
which was followed by one of the fierc.
est riots in the history Of Belfast and
the burning OF 500 houses at Lisburn.
The Irish news says the assassina-
tion will cause profound CONSERVATION
among the Irish people to whom Collins
endeared himself.
ireland" the newspaper adds, will
mourn the loss of devoted son and
gallant leader and pray that the cal
amity may bring the less desperate of
those who oppose his police TO a sober
realization of the terrible nature of the
course into which they have been Sc
duced."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

Ardmoreitc want ada bring results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

Herbert Cross who was arrested here
Monday by Deputy U. s. Marshal Bill
Cardwel on charge OF violating the
postal laws at sherman. Texas. was
transferred to sherman. Tuesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

H. Il. Burns who has been confined
In the county Jail on charge Of vag.
rancy. was released Tuesday upon set
tlement OF his fine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

Two alleged tresspassers on railroad
property. one drunk. speeder, and u
person. who is charged with having In.
toxicating liquor In his possession. were
arrested by city officers Tuesday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

The county excise board finished lis
session this morning and adjourned
Some details were not completed owing
to pending litigation, these matters per
talned to few school districts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-30

ham ba tilbage / 9orse 1 q 2 Tiger
efterpaa. Gen 8ei er iaaleoes iitfert
ben beba9elisite for BAN. g9lger
ban oerimob Sap Columbia, iom ban
ielp antpber, blir felipe Siemneien
IpngIt og fanife ogfaa ubebagelisIt
os | ct bpert 5alo fulo al Sarer og
Slib.
@munoieu bar life billet ia Slo6.
tcrer nnber fin Waifine, be 8eier for
nleget, bar ban funoet. Sslgelig Of
ifiprer ban fig fra at gaa neo paa
8anb, iamtibig iom ban oyer 8etin.
geIierne for at fomme burtig frem til
aap Columbia, bpor 4aptein @obt.
FREQ Sanien I i'm 9io Iagoe no 9epo.
ter for bans expedition. 9isie De.
potter foruoi9tter Imunoien at finbe
irem til. 9et maa ~antaees, at ben
pioere Blan er of fomme neb til 8ap
gorf peo Smiths unb, bpor be ioro.
ligitboenoe 6 ifimoer finoes. Sbor De
to aater at gaa oner Sunbet meI1em
Grant Sslano (oaiaa falot glesmere
2ano) og @rsnlanos noropeitlige Sel
er life gobt at pibe; bet bill afb9nee
al, bbor Der finbes 8ilbt, % bet fin
oes Der eiter be @rfaringer, Tom
Hearp os @itrup siorbe / 1892 paa
@rsnlanosiiben.
Slppemaifinen Ell life ubitpret meo
traa6les Eelegraf, men muligens
meb traablss Selefon.
Warineflpperen Oscar Smoal,
iom iammen meb @munoien ifal for
isge at ilppe ODER Ioropolen, er bare
81 g(ur gammel - foot Sopbal beo
ariitiansianS. Som er Slipper fra
1919. San ubmerfeoe Jig mart
blanot Slpperne paa Sorten os blep
flor ubpegt iom ben ielnifrepne til
of bIipe meo iom Slipper paa amuno'
lens Rorbpolsf9rb. Smbal er ufor'
fprbet og briitig, men oriitig bare
naar ban bar bereenet alt, iaa ban
meo 8isbeo peo, at bette mao % ifal
gaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-30
A DREAM.
(By Peter M. Steen.)

Last night as asleep / was lying
dreamed that my body had died,
And my soul toward heaven was
flying
Through the universe grand and
wide.
Glad it drank Of freedoms fresh
fountains.
Released from the earth's mud and
clay,
And scared over the highest mountains,
Passing stars and suns on its way.
Thus my soul was rapidly speeding
Through regions SO limpid and
bright.
As planets and suns were receding
There were others coming in sight
| heard clear celestial voices,
And ! saw of heaven a CLEAN,
But was reused by mundane noises,
And found it was only a dream.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-30

efrip otter ersseeremplarer a. "topr,rpt.
@Iab l slutertfa,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
Wraps, Coats for F all

De Luxe fabrcsGerona, Marvela Fashona Presosa Vel
dyne Cashmere Duveyn Toquina in black brown kit fox and
blue exquisite Wraps and Coats gorgeousy fur trimmed
and richly lined styles that express the mode of the day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

store a bottle OF ammonia for my
mother 20 put in the water when
she washes the clothes. But I STUN
bled and fell, the bottle broke and
a lot Of the ammonia got in my
eyes, on. how it smartsi"
Never mind" said Uncle Wig
gily. kindly. "Tu soon stop your
pain. Billie, my boy. III find some
witch hazel and bind some OF the
leaves on your eyes"
Uncle Wiggily looked around and
found a witch hazel bush. on il
were green nuts which would soon
be brown and ripe. But now Uncle
Wiggily had no use for the nuts.
The bunny pulled of some OF the
leaves. put them in his handker-
chief and then pounded them be-
tween two stones 10 make the witch
hazel juice run out. This gentle
healing juice the bunny squeezed
into Billie's eyes and bound on
some. OF the bruised leaves.
oh. all the pain is gone" Soon
chartered Billie My eyes are much
better now. Thank you. I'm so
glad"
so am l glad" laughted Uncle
W!ggily. And just then the Woozie
Wolf jumped out of the bushes and
was going 70 bite Uncle Wiggily's
ears. But the bunny gentlemans took
The broken bottle Billie had brought
from the store. In the bottom OF the
bottle remained a little of the strong
ammonia
There, Try that in your eyesl"
cried the bunny as he threw the