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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16
ODD FELLOWS WILL
ATTEND NEWARK SESSION

The annual grand lodge of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows OF
the state of New Jersey, will con-
Nene in Newark on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, October 4, :
and 6. There will be two sessions
in the morning and afternoon OF
each day, when it is expected that a
large gathering of delegates and
members of the order will be seen
there for the three days. The two
lodges, Lawrence No. 81 and VAL
halla No. 275, of this city, have al
ready selected its representatives,
Past Grand John Hanson, Sr., is the
representative named by Lawrence
Lodge and Past Grand Ell Jensen
has been selected to represent VAL
halla Lodge at the grand lodge ses-
sion.
Considerable interest is being TAX
en- by the two lodges in this city In
the grand lodge session. There Will
be a district meeting held in Roosc-
welt next week for the selection of a
district deputy to succeed District
Deputy Grand Master Stanley Rog-
ers. of Carteret Lodge. who has jur-
isdiction Of District No. 0, hat in
cludes the lodges in this city. Past
Grand Eli Jensen is in the field for
the position and should he be elected
at the district meeting his confrma-
ton will take place at the grand
lodge session. The delegates named
by Valhalla Lodge to the district are
Past Grands Marno Hansen, Otto Oh
sen and Thorvald Carlson. Those for
Lawrence Lodge are Past Grands
Clifford ellis, Fred Hanson and A.
exander Dickson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16
POLICE NEWS

A number OF fines were imposed
by Recorder Harold L. Pickersgiil
in his court last night. Many cases
were heard at this session.
The fines were imposed for auto
mobile violations, malicious mischief
and assault and battery. Arrests
were made by Motorcycle Officers
Frank Seiboth and William Bach
man, Officers william Heating, Pat
rick Dwyer and City Marshal Dan
Dwyer.
A severe reprimand was handed
to a young colored boy who vas
caught by Detective Michael Muska
while playing the part of Johnny
the PEPPER at the Y. NJ. c. A. on
Wednesday night. This practice has
been occupying the attention of the
police for some time and Recorder
Pickersgill made known last night
that the next offender will have to
pay a heavy fine. This also takes
in those who raise a disturbance
around the association building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16
Closing of Plant a Protest

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 16 (By
The Associated Press)-As a pro-
test against what he believes to be
exhorbitant prices for coal and steel,
Henry Ford today began the process
Of closing up his huge industry.
,With the suspension complete
when the last shift of workers leave
the various factories tonight, ap-
proximately 100. 900 men will have
been rendered idle for an indefinite
period.
The plants affected include the
five factories in Detroit area and
numerous assembly statious through
out the country. Other concerns,
the output of which goes chiefly to
the Ford company also are expected
to suspend operation.
Inquiry today failed to disclose
any othor Detroit manufacturers,
who contemplated action similar to
that Of Mr.. Ford.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16
Services For Mrs. Ruth Harker

WOODBRIDGE, Sept. 16-The fun.
eral of Mrs. Ruth Griswold Harker
thirty years old, wife of Captain
Glynn Harker o fthe United States
army, stationed at Camp Dix, who
died yesterday morning at her home
in Brownsmills after a lingering ILL
ness, will be held at 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon from the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam H. Griswold, los High street.
Rev. Frederick Niedermeyer, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church,
Perth Amboy. will oficiate. The in
terment will take place at 10 o'clock
Monday morning in the Evergreen
cemetery, Elizabeth. Mrs. Harker,
besides her husband and parents. is
survived by a son Lloyd and two
brother, Lloyd Griswold Of Wood
bridge and James Griswold OF Ari-
IONA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16
EIGHT INDICTMENTS ARE
" PRESENTED TO COURT

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 16:-
Eight true bills were returned by the
grand jury to Judge Peter F. DAILY
yesterday afternoon, after tho body
had been in session almost the en-
tire day. After making their return
the members recessed until Monday
when they will hold their final ses-
Irion. No pleas were taken after the
irturn yesterday.
Monday a dinner will be rendered
to their foreman at the Hotel Klein
and on Tuesday a new jury will be
wor in by Supreme court Justice
James j. Bergen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16
F0RDS KEARNY PLANT Will
NOT Be SHUT DOWN At ONCE

KEARNY, Sept. 16:-The Ford
Motor Company assembling plant
here. where 1000 men are employ
ed, will not close along with other
Ford plants because of coal prices,
il was announced today. District
Superintendent Marsh said he did
not know how long the plant would
be excepted from the shutdown or
der.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16

TODAY'S WANTS satisfied by tomorrow
night-if you use a classified ad.
WHY NOT rent that vacant room In
your house? A classified ad in tomorrow's
paper will do 1t.
ATTRACTIVE ana inexpensve nlItc ars
described in the "Jewelry and Watches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

In Para. Brazil. tho rainy SEASON *
tneds over eight months u the year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
COURSE BEING
FIXED Up FOR
GOLF TOURNEY

The course az the Amarillo Country
Club IL being fixed In tip top shape for
the first annual invitation golf tourney
to DE- held Thursday. Friday and satur.
day. October -. 10 and Il. The course
VIII De- In tip top shape for the tourney
according 10 Clyde orr. professional at
the local club
Many entries are being received.
When The tourney begins next Thurs.
day, belief rs expressed that scores OF
folfers from many cities win be- ON the
links.
With gold galore and other entertain.
ment planned. the visitors viii have to go
short on sleep. according 10 the com.
mitiecs IN charge Of the program and
ether details REGARDING the tourney
Trophies have been obtained In large
number and Il Is expected that cOmpe.
ition wiz De keen. Eight men viii form
o golf team and hope il expressed tina,
many entries viii be made for the team
trophies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
oilers CHAMPS
OF SOUTHWEST;
Defeat mobile



MOBILE Ala. oct. Tulsa won the
Western Southern baseball champ on
ship by defeating tho Mobile club this
Afternoon az Monrot Park 90 q due 70
tho effective pitching ~ Dave Dan
forth. former member % the 50. l.o.is
Browns Tulsa won four games, Mo
bile T.
The oilers won two az home from the
Bears. tied one with them at Dallas
and then same % this city and won
two straight.
Henry who started for Mobile. was "a.
ken out in the first inning after h.
walked three men and then threw the
bah away INTO The ble1clUrs to catch
d player - third Fulton succeeded
Henry On the mound and was taken oui
Tor pinch hitter. Sigman finishing
The game
The third score by Tulsa was due to
"a triple hy Bluman and Stewards sin.
sic .n tho sixth inning. The Mobile
players were continually after the ufn.
pire tu examine the balls used by Dan.
forth a number 90 balls were thrown
out hy Umpire Brennan.
Tho two teams played a fast fielding
game. Niehoff and Cueto featuring Tor
Mobile and Stewart and Bauman for
The Oilers.
Tulsa ............ 200 00i 0O-3. 81
Mobile .............. GOO 90 000-o 81
inniorth aud crosby. Henry. Fulton.
slrman and Bolaer
Two base hits HUM. Three iose hits
ialman. Sacrifice hits. Stewart stolen
lases. Bennett Double plays. Cucto 90
Aiehof 10 HUM. struck out Danforth
. slgman ]. Base on balls. Henry ?. Sig
nan :, Danforih .. Losing pitcher.
iienV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
TEXAS IS WINNER
BY Al TO 10 SCORE

AUSTIN. Tex. oct The Phillips
University football team 81 Enid. Okla
was dcreatod by the Texas universityD
team by the one sided score 81 81 TO "a
here today Texas took the lead a few
minutes after the opening 81 the see
ond period and was out 81 reach 81
her opponents throughout tho remand
.ng game the half ending II 10 ,.
The forward pas proved the chief
gaining medium FOR the Oklahomans
who completed six ~ their nineteen at
tempis with two passes intercepted
Shelton and West Phillips passing com.
hinat.on. were chiefly responsible ~
The visitors one Touchdown Long runs
hy Eckhari and stacy featured the play
Ing n the Texas team which relied
mostly on siralFht playing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Football Results

I1it 9. Bates @
dlrh gan g.. Cascn o.
Sew Hampshire state g. Norwich o.
Purdue I1. James Mlllk,u o.
University ol Pittsburgh %. LoFay-
.'-0
11th ie. Maine
I-.r 20. Nngra %
lluan 81; Carleton o.
orFe' own i1. Lebanon alley G.
i1 H1sk!ne Q Mount Narys o.
Carnegie Tech g. Geneva q.
.rite ~. Ailsrhny o.
Paieya 2l Bowdin o
prthwcstem a. 81 Belolt o.
ohio State Q Ohio Wesleyan %
7 n Detroit 81. Duquosne o.
u ch.ran Agr.cs 2; Albion T.
Coz -. Ames q.
Georgia Tech ~. Davidson o
lr1ara o. Dcpauv %
I-siol college 20. Boston University
North Dakoia p. Minnesota o.
Missouri -. Br.uneu o.
IOWA 90, Know College %.
H0t virginia S.. Mar.ctia o.
HHHAA' 90 fff|HN HHAN XII ~
'fashi lgion and jefferson 10. Reih.
alv
i.eh.rh g.. Francis o.
-ftl-h1nl a a ~ Il. Central State
Iefrsera College o.
NniveF ~ q Maryland o. University
- Virginia o.
University q Denver 81. University %
N N Mexico o
Brown 70. colby o
Vanderbilt 90 Henderson Bravn'0
Warrington and Lee IL NorihCar.
Gina STATE 8.
sgarfhInore ~. Urinus 0
BlrkEell 81 susquehanna o.
Virginia N. I 60 Roanoke College o.
Virginia Poly 20. William and Mary
simmons College o Baylor University
a.
Texas raivsrElty a.. Phillips 10.
TfFas Cfrir'iar UNIVERSITY n. nri-
~ University 3
MISSISSIPPI College o; Tulane ~.
Joyola New orleans. :. Louisiana
STATE O.
University q Alabama A.: oris.
thorpe g.
rnivsrniy q chafianooga 80 co,rn
Ia University 0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

DANN.lLE Ky. oct Centre Col
lcge marched through the University OF
Mississippi eleven here today running
up score OF So 10 y.
Two minutes after the whistle blew
the "pr9 wing cDloucls' had scored a
touchdown. About thrco minutes after
play had Resumed Hudnlgs broke away
Tor an S0yard run resulting IN the
second roorc.
Captain Red Roberts seemed 20 give
the team new lie. I've the second half
he gar' wac played mainly by suhsti-
tutcs. IN, regulars being reserved FOR
Harvard Coymgton again proved h.
was capable ~ filling the famous DO"
McMiunrs shocs by tearing off several
long runs and kicking a field goal.
Mississippi depended largely ON punung
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
CHICAGO DEFEATS
GEORGIA z TO O.;
CENTRE WIN NER
BY Associated Press

~ Ansoriated ffeM
CHICAGO. oct. 7-Displaving polish.
ed team work ana relying almost en-.
tiroly on straight football the University
OF Chicdgo machine rolled up twenty
% nothing score over tho University Of
Georgia in the first game OF Chicago's
season tnday
a crowd OF rs 600 Witnessed the inter.
sectional game despite ovcrhung SKI q.
Tho game was PLAYED on "a slippery rjiu
soaked field. which made forward pais.
ur difficult
Hlifhack Johnny Thomas. whose Tilay
g enabled Chicago a. win over Priice-
ton last year. was the most sensational
performer Of the day although Jimmy
Pvott. who PLAYS the other half WIS a
close SECOND Thomas counted both
t0gch1owus after carrying the hall
down tho field on repealed smashcs az
Tine right side OF tine Georgia line while
ryott scored twice with short drop
Kicks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

The University - Prague had 1000
students In the fifteenth century.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

cred W.el1ns made DlhaIrs only
ouohiow1 Holt missed goal
Holt Eoked off Amarillo received
rd llavdm and Dawson then made a
frst down Hayden made another first
down ou two plungcs with yards
io 90 Tor % touchdown. Hayden made IL
ln two attempts. Hayden Kicked goal.
u1lhlrt had returned tho hall 20 the
l0Wrd limo and Riichcy had gained
, gurdH when the quarter ended
Fourth Quarter.
li0'f ana Virgins made slight gains.
but Dllhlrt punted on the fourth down.
Hayden ana Dawson made "a first down
Hayden and Kaufman gained 10 Yards
30 pass Amarillo was pcnallzed
nrds Kaufman carried tho hnll over
ur 70 touchdown IN two attempts Hay.
Zen kicked goal j. Anderson went On
of kaufman
Il0if gained yards Go two plungcs
AMI Virgins went through for more
Ritchey ana Reynolds gained yards.
pass failed and Holt punted. J.. An.
lerson took tho punt but Amarillo was
pcn1lIzcd o. yards Lands went In FOR
tti.. Hayden and Dawson made o
yards ON "a pass. Hayden was held. J..
Anderson recovered a punt when Ritch.
ev fwmbled Hayden and Anderson
made yards on a touchdown. Hayden
and lands made ! yards. Amarillo
was offsIdc Tor yards Amarillo at.
tempted drop kick. which was law.
and Che gimo was over. Score. Anna.
Mn M. I.ILlrl d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
SANDSTONE EASILY DEFEATS DALHART HIGH
STRAIGHT line PLUNGING
And FORWARD PASS WORK
give LOCALS 4O-6 VICTORY

The Golden Sandstone through straight pungng
remarkable forward work easily defeated the Dahar High
school here 20 Byns Stadium yesterday afternoon
Amarillo materially aided by pahsr; fumbes making the
tOuchdowns In only third quarter did visitors have
break with Coach Douglass eleven.
Dahsrt High Cchool eleven coached by W. Hardy came to
Amarillo with SO 10 victory Texhoma high The weight Of
the viors expected wou them formidable opponents
for the Sandes Both sthc weak in line gave
before determined assault The Ssndes line
the second half but fumbcs all through game
visitors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
ATZ WILL MANAGE
CATS ANOTHER YEAR

~ Associatsd Pres
FORT WORTH oct CONTRARY 10
opinion an over tho south. Jako Atz.
manager of The Fort Worth. Texas.
League baseball club. three times Texas
League champions. viii again direct
fh" local team on the field in 1898. 9,
was announced tonight by Paul a. La.
grave business manager 90 the Panth.
crq
Aiz' signed contract arrived from
View Orleans today. Atz is spondin;
the winter iu that city T. was report.
cd tha, Atz would mauage the New or.
Beams team 81 the Southern Association
ncNf year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
South l. Loser.

PHILADELPHIA. oct Tho Uni
ycrs.ty Of Pennsylvania today defeated
the University OF the South - 10 o. on
"a rain so1kod iicld boz the first local Don.
trs'ctioual same Neither toam showed
o. great adyaungo. although Captain
Pos Miller and Tex Hamcr made repeat.
"a gains through the Sewanoe Line.
Frequent fumbles ON the part OF the
Southornofs m the Early periods OF the
game made possible the two first
Pennsylvania touchdown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Princeton Beats Virginia.
n Narr~iafs-I Pc.

PRINCETON. Oct 7-PrInoeton won
~ second Same ~ The season today de-
feaf.ng Virginia ~ to %. Tho con.
test ans played under a steady down
pour oi rain which made good Waving
imIos 3D. MANY fBmlies and constant
slprlrs u.auod the game.
Princeton scored ga drop k.ck by
Smith in the s.oand period and "a safe.
~ IN the fourth period DESPITE rain
reul loyal Tires roofers were ga hand
B. DE Palmer Stadium H. witness ths
lHg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

Tho game harnn with Kickoff D..
Hecdcr Aiu7wotth receiving Holt 1uj
Ritchoy gained z yards On p pass Hon
fumbled and Riichcy recovered pal
hart was held ana Virgins kicked. 81
Anderson fUubled tho Ioll two time.
and Hayden made "a a. yard run Ann.
RHO wns held ana puntod An Anna
rillo nan fell on The ball behind ne
goal line making a touchdown The
Dalhart players Insisted 10 should hav
been q touChback Hayden kicked
goal Reedcr kicked or and D,lbart
returned 20 tho 4o.yard line Dalhart
was held and nc Sandics took the hlll
on their own i5yard line. Amarillo
made a down by plunging and Wine
went IN for Bagsett. Dalhari fumblcd
n punt Of Amarillo and Kaufman re-.
covered. He made ! yards and ihon
went over Tor q touchdown. Havdpl
kicked goal The quarter ended with
the ball on the visitors 32-yard line b.
their possession. Virgins having r.
coived q. Score, Amarillo. TO- Dnlhar,
Q.
Second Quarter.
Riichev gained % yard twice Dalhlft
was offs.de for yards HAYDEN inter-
cepted r1ss and carried the bah -
the 29yard line ". Nickhus made
FIRST down on two plunges. but Amarillo
vas penalized a. Yards Amarillo was
held Rlichey fumhled and Amarillo
recovered the ball Hayden and Kauf.
man made the first down. with one
yard 70 20, j Anderson was held. IA,
hart sent in Phelps for Moore Hayden
made Tho touchdown. but missed goal
Amarillo recovered the hall on Ritch-
ey9 tumble. Amarillo was offside Tor
yards Hayden and Curtis made an-
other l5 yard pass. bat Amarillo lost
10 yards on penalty Hayden Kicked
goal
Reedcr kicked Off and Wynn received
ihe bah being near the field then the
hait was ~ Score: Amarillo 90. ua'
hlrf. %
Reeder kicked of ana Dalmrt ra.
turned % tho }5vnrd line Wirr.rs
lnd Reynolds made first down
Rlichov made yards and Coach Doug
lass sent boo Golding Tor Wilmington.
Hn.t made 3 yards around right end.
Reynolds and Virgins made and Q
yards each. Holt put the ball on me
loyard line. n Boyles went iu for
N!ek.aus. center. Rltchcy made 7
yards Holt fumbled and Bitchcy rccoy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Army Beats Kansas.
D. Associated Press

WEST POINT. y. Y. oct Army
defeated University 81 Kansas today 10
'o %. The game was played in n drilling
rain. The Wcstcrncrs fumbled more fire.
qucutly although both teams had
trouble In handling the hall
Forward passing and kicking feg
tured tGe play OF both teams.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
POST DEFEATS RAILS
At CARA COUNTY FAIR


POST oct After suffering A..
.elt at Rails early in the season. Post
Rowing the result, of hard work and
s01i coaching defeated Rails al the
'iafza County Fair Friday by "a score
. io ID. Both teams have a strong de-.
i"i.e ana depended Dn straight foot
haI lor gains About 200 Cara County
Fnir visitors witnessed the game
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
M'LEAN IS WINNER
over WELLINGTON
spcrisl 10 The News

MCLEAN. oct. THE Mclean High
school football team on the Wellington
field Yesterday carried q the aurols
asninst Tint school with "A score Of 20
10 ~. Wellington made two t0rchdowns
Nv completing forward passes. Back of
Mclean made brokonfeid run of sixty
five yard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03

larly in combination with black The
crepy silks and the soft as well as the
tightly woven woolen materials will
be used for the dresses and suits, and
fur embroidery, braiding, stitching, fa.
goting and other unique forms of trim
ming will be used for the day time
dress, while lace, beads, garlands of
flowers, buckles and other gayer gis-
tening trimmings will appear on the
evening gowns.
For evening wear metallic laces, ma.
terials, and braids all will be shown,
for nothing lends n more festive effect
to the evening party than the gllsten.
ing of beads and metal. Draped effects
are coming back in great numbers and
such gowns are trimmed with fringes,
tassels and very striking ornaments,
depending however on their own soft
flounce for the greater part of their
change.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03

pcnel effects. A cape coat dress is
finished at the neck with a braided
roll of padded tan crepe which ties at
the shoulder in bow. The same
gown has loose panels that may be worn
| three different ways, either hanging
straight. caught under the girdle, or
wrapped about the neck in scarf fash
ion in case the weather warrants it for
warmth.
A street dress of navy twill might
almost be chcmise dress were II
not slit from the neck at the side front
to the bottom of the skirt to disclose
a panel Of silk and gold brocade. This
panel finishes at the bottom with a
deep fringe in "A new shade konwn as
Occur de France which matches the
brocade and hangs almost to the floor
The dress is girdled with real amber
and carved ivory Chinese beads and a
sirdle clasps ut the front under a cary.
ed ivory buckle of Chinese design.
Embroidery is Popular.
While dresses and coats will be
made for the winter months many
suits are being shown for the fall
before the weather becomes too Sc
we're for them to be comfortable. These
will be shown in the soft duveryns and
similar materials with the skirts made
straight and comfortably short. The
coats will follow the long lines for the
most part and will blouse about the hips
and roll high about the head with col.
lars OF fur or of the material and cuffs
to match the collar Twills and whip
cords will also be seen in the more
severe models and they will be trim.
med with stitching and other tailored
effects. The most dressy models will
be embroidered and braided with fur
applied at the neck and wrists and ad.
ditional bands placed according to the
design of the coat.
An effort is being made 20 revive
the circular effects in the skirts and
also in the lower part of the suit
coats. This re aires u nipped in tight
fitting coat above the waist. Vari.
atoms Of it are being sent over by
the French designers, but American
women seem to prefer the coats built
on more box like lines.
Capes and Coats.
Capes and coats still vie with one
another for popularity but be 1t a |
coat or cape the new wrap must be
full with sleeves so desikned that the
casual observer might mistake it for |
either.
In summing up the fashions for the
coming winter it might be said that |
garments in general will be straight, |
but full, skirts will be longer, waist. |
lines will be higher or lower but
never normal, sleeves viii still lend to
the dress most Of its individuality and |
its decorative interest and girdles OF |
different kinds will appear during the |
coming season in as great numbers as
In the seasons past.
Black will predominate again, though
many colors will also be seen. particu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
CAR SHORTAGE HALTS
CATTLE SHIPMENTS

PAWHUSKA, Okla. Shortage Of
shipping cars and the fine condition
OF pasture grass in the Usage country
is holding great herds of steers in this
district that would otherwise go on TO
market as first class stuff, according
TO reports of stockmen here.
In spite Of the fact that the cattle
market has advanced considerably Of
late cattlemen are displaying no great
desire to market their fat steers, 1t is
said Considerable difficulty is being
experienced in moving stuff to the
market because of limited number Of
cars available and so long as good graz.
ing Is plentiful, stockmen can keep
their cattle in good shape without loss.
II is almost impossible to get cattle
cars into this section, railroad officials
report. and most OF the Usage ship
ments are being made from Foraker,
Granola and Blacklands. Able and
Robinson shipped five cars from wy.
Iona recently and l.. d. Edgington
marketed one. Four were sent out of
Usage by w. ID. Franks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
CITY COLLECTS FOR
DAMAGE ON BUILDING

Insurance Commissioners Brady and
Lille representing two large adjust.
ment companies were in the city Fri.
day afternoon for the purpose OF fix.
ing the damage on Convention Hall as
a result of the recent fire. An esti.
mate was furnished City Manager Dyer
by T. E. Snelson as basis of settle
ment.
After taking an inventory of the
damage the city was awarded sl,s23.6S.
which Manager Dyer states will cover
the cost Of restoring the building.