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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
BRILLIANT EVENT
At 81. JOSEPH'S
THIS MORNING
Archbishop Curley Of Balti,
more to Ohciate Many
Other Notables of Church
to Take Part in Solemn
Service-Knights Of Column
bus Form Guard of Honor
for the Very Reverend
Clergy.

The conservation OF Rev. John J.
Swint OF Weston. w. Va. as auxiliary
bishop of Wheeling will take Tl4cs
this morning at St Joseph's cathedral
with Most Rev. Michael J. Curley.
archbishop Of Baltimore. presiding,
with RI. Rev. Dennis J. O'Connell, D.
D.. bishop OF Richmond, Va. and Ri
Rev. Hugh C. Boyle. D. D.. bishop Of
Pittsburgh. as assistants. The sermon
for thco ccasion will be preached by
RI. Rev Thomas !. Shahan, D. D.,
rector Of the Catholic university
Washington, D. c. ~
Tho services will be most beautitm,
and the magnificent decorations that
have been used both inside and out
of the cathedral Will lend touch OF
color 10 the solemn exercises. 1t VIII
be tho first time that bishop has
been consecratod since 1875, when
Bishop Kahn was conSecrated In tho
same cathedral. -.
At 9 o'clock the visiting clergy VIII
assemble at the Cathedral high school
and at 9:45 a. procession will proceed
I'D Byron street to Thirteenth. thence
70 Eoff. and enter the cathedral by tbs
front entrance.
The reverend clergy viii leave tne
Continued on Page Htns.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
GUNNAN ADMITS
KILLING BANKER
An dy Kapler Tells Canton
Police He Shot and Killed
Harold Mass at Grafton.

Canton. Ohio. May lO.-Andy kapler.
alias Dutch" Hartman. alias Harry
Harpcrt VINO was wounded IN gun
ta tile hers. a week ago. between Tour
GUNNER and possf. hss confessed &C.
cordins n the police. that he shot and
killed Harold T. Moss assistant cashier
If the First National bank al Grafton.
Pa. during robbery If that institution
last January.
Kaper, the police say, also declared
that Tommy Saxon. alias George
Brainer. alias Tom Lundy. wto also
vas wounded in the hattie here. droSs
the automohiI" in which the Grafton
bltii'@ cSca ned.
Kaplnr and Saxon were today charged
with the frs: degree murder OF Ralph
HofTee. Carton citizen. who was killed
IN Tho nchr here They are still in .
critical condition and physicians express
III" belief tina, II they recover from
their wounds they will be insane. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
Ex-Ranger Is Arrested
for S48O,OOO Bond Theft
Ex-Employe OF Chase National Bank ana
w!fe Taken Into Custody at
Savannah rs Accom-
puces.
Photo by the Photocrafters.

New York, Nav l0.-Arthur Ehase
former member of tn" Texas Hangers
r"n employed a. guard in IN" regis
,"rod mari section NJ the ChaS@ National
tank. tonight was arrested charged
with III, theft from tn" bank on April
T. ui So ,uUn IN Liberty bonds
Tbc police dcpa rtment announced that
TIC bonds had been found in Il St
Augustine. Florida, bank and that Jonn
". Nard,.g,Nu. Il former emplo>c OF the
..hast National Bank. and his wife hah
nc.u taken int" 'u.:od! IN savannah
,;rnrg:a. IN connection with ~" inert
Varlrman IS alleged (" have taken tho
nurds to ST Augustine.
chase was said 10y pole" TO nave
.l=ncd a sta+cment that h. TOOK the
ORIGINAL racka-" containing IN" bonds
.arrl"d V '%crcrIl block: from the odn n
and handed it To a friend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
Dali Eireann Fails to !.
Frame Peace ProgQ
Dublin. Nav lo.-tBy the Assoc

Dublin. MAY lo.-tBy the ASSOC
resSN-Pcacs in Ireland seems afa
Tho Dali Eireann peace committee n
failed to reach basis for settlement
between the opposing factions The re-
port OF the committee presented todAx
vas confined to the bare announcement
that after eleven sessions. the two Sizes
had failed to aErer, even on basis fR
peace Furthermore they we're NOS
agreed in Il joint report on the reasons
for failure.
Those on the treaty side had prepared
T. statement OF their case. but II va
decided rot to hear IL until the otn1
side had prepared Z corresponding stAte
meat. The Dali E!rcann will tomorrow
consider the two reports.
The important question was imnoeoa-
atrlv raised a to whether the truce 49,
minated this afternoon or continued W.
I'll at least tomorrow morning. Tp~
Tail did not pronounce on this point
the idea ~ eNprr= Sod by Spea ker Mac
\cil hc:r- rh1' the discussion OF suc1
4 gG.sr.ur ,u.i,';ef the admission mat
before tho conference there sGsted =
recognized :yatA 81 Van~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
Will Probe Fire and
Injury to Hinton Man
Francis Fisher Jumps from window Of
RichnI ond Residence that Had
Been Set on Fire

Richmond. Va. May ln.--fc'lEe and
fir officials announced tonight they
were investigating IN" fire carly toda Y
at he residence 0f Newell J.. Rhodes. in
which Francis Fisher. of Hinton. West
Virginia. Wa critically burned and in
iured iu:"rua'lv wncn n" jumped from
a @e-oHd story NiTdrT.
Tho ned"&rO. situated IN a fashion
ahie ec,':an = ~" ri:,. ~ "or..d"ra hly
1a-nac.i and The fir" Is Thought to
h.ve ho"n fNccndiarv origin. OIL -oa ned
FURNITURE II - Il'Hc"i having been
found ~ >src-al rooms. and flames
having appeared IN wld"1" separated
~ b." M hu'ihir-
Tho Hrod. cam Is. r"'lr' sa!l we're
eva from n0rl" =; ne tine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
ATaign Student for
Murder; Wife Detained

saltwater. Okla May lO--Eari r.
Carbon. SuN crunr"nt student AT OLA
horna 4. K NJ. college. VIII" yesterday
shot and killed Ecchham Cobb. another
var veteran aud student, was arrniEn-
ed today on a charge OF murder. and
held for preliminary hearing May II.
Until the hearing Gordon cannot apply
for bail.
4 subpoena was served during inc
day on the lS-ycar-oid WIDOW OF tooo'
over whom tho two men are alleged 10
b.vc Urarreled. John Vaughan. county
attorney. declared Mrs. cobb must ap-
n,-.- al the hearing for Qu'S;lnS$
Tho subpoena Was Issued, n" said. 20
nrsyent Mrs cobb leaving tn" city to-
morrow for birmingham Alaha IA. with
The body 81 knr husband.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
Starting Fire With Oil
Fatal to -Four Persons
With No Medical Assistance FeAf'
Pathor Drtvos to Nearby Town With
victims, TWO Dying on Journey

Rcokv Ford. Colo. May i0--The wife
and three small children of S. G. Elliot
arc dead. and Elliot is in critical COZ
dition as the result OF Il kerosene ex-
plosion in their home on ranch neAf-
Blush Springs. Colorado. =.
The explosion occurred YESTERDAY
when Elliot was attempting to build 3
lire IN the Kitchen stove. No medieai
assistance could he obtained and in spite
nf his burns Elliot drove the family
10 Rocky Ford. arriving late yesterday.
Two If the children died on the way,
the mother and the third child shortU
after reaching the hospital PLY siciana
say the father may recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
THE WEATHER

West Virginia: Mostly cloudy THUR
day and Friday: possibly local thunder
showers Friday. Not much change in
temperatures.
Western Pennsylvania: Fair Thurs
Western Pennsylvania: Fair Thurs
day. Friday increasing cloudiness,
probably followed by showers Friday
night Not much change in Temporal
trre.
Ohio: Partly cIoudy Thursday. FRI
DAY 1nsett1etl. probably local thunder
shcyers, I-it+Ae ctange IN tenpArs IN -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
MISS MorF1Tr SUcCU1Bs-

T.,'-r. Okla. Nay l0.-Miss Holm
Nn,!.t.. daarhrrr "t y. W. M"'t!'t. 80"
nr, ..,Grrt Of tia. G"sdcu hlt company,
,.In waS IN iurcd IN IN oxygen iAhh "N-
,oros,on hnrr Yesterday. died today. This
M kney the aenond deash from tho aTple-
sann.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
MARRIED AT PITTSBURGH.

Marriage license records At Frs
burgh show that license uaS ISSUED r
hat cttv Wednesday to \lCbo!a. >t-f',.H
ard Bora. W nahrn eeh nf Wne-tAn--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
Statue for Red Cross. Man

budapest. MAY I0.-tEy u" Ass"ci-
aud T're>s.)-Tue first European statue
- Il living American has ben erected
by Hun gary IN honor 81 James 4 Ped
tow. AInersGz1 Red Cos, conlnAsssOonar
seG&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
The Constable's story.

II Y N,licr. Of Madison. o7stahIe
for Scott district cf Boone county, res
rf,I Ertrrv made tho remark a'on'
-.,rc through Logan county durin~ 4
crryrrSa'icr with HIM IN pan'lH''
:hout noon o. IN" day tho union pr'S'-
don, went rr.rc - urn tn" nar'heTS
r,cL During tho conversation. aF re-
lated nv tho Witness. Mailer said he he
Ilcvod tho mon bad 'tavhi"d = PROPOSE
rion." because Tho mon of Logan county
kr,w every mognrarn. every tr'T ANA
c,rrv rock Of the ground Whcre 'he
ugntin. would TAX" place. ke"neY at
.v.~ h. snid. indicated h. r',"Hh'"'"
,rls h,Ir Il Il not fear It "nd th'n went
go, ,n IN. statement nl"Hi VIVA; ne
,n.,.x do # The troops stayed out
N...r VA introduced {" h"'n"! II
nl"l In Nashin.'"N. Nprt 49, inc
J3y hrior. ,h' r-"~'H' trails "'Na"' u
s.,r,, I'll, on eros examination. h"i me
,.,n,ss rr.oai.d that he had known
L,c,,,y for about thre" years. an"
,a,hcd with him several times before
~, conversation IN DanNll". although
M. ,n;rniu,, on at Washington was IN"
tvs, between tho 'wo, ke"n"y "as
n,,,c " hen Miller M him IN l"nN''I''
Mo v.,ur-, also said on croSS-cNam-
lnaflon.
Engineers Testimony
GEORGE StCruS. "C -. AiHanN Wa 'he
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CONTINUED on Page Pourtnen)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
Sam Apple Returns From
TTip TO Western Coast

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Apple returned
Friday from an extended tour Of the
western coast OF California, in COM
pany with Mr. and -Mrs. T. :. Bridgman
whom they met at Oakland and with
whom they enjoyed several weeks mo-
toring on the coast.
At Long Beach they met Mrs Gfl-
bert Shu1uan and daughter, Miss Violet,
who will be remembered by many
friends in Ardntore. where they for
merry resided. Mr.. mi Mrs. Alp!e also
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson,
who were sailing for New York at that
time. In Los Angeles they met Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Vandenberg also former rss-
idents OF Ardmore.
a very delightful part OF their TIP
v,as spent in the Yosemite Valley and
later, al Santiago. they witnessed the
landing Of the famous Doolittle plane.
which made the tr1p from Jacksonville,
Florida, in p hours. Two planes went
out from Santiago 70 meet this plane
and much excitement was occssionea
al the time by the termination of the
successful flight.
Mr. and Mrs. Apple left the Bridg.
mans at San Bernardino. Cal. and re
turned home by rail. stopping off al
the Grand Canyon for a time. Since
returning home they have received
word from Mr.. and Mrs. Bridgman who
were leaving Clovis. New Mexico. and
are expected TO arrive in Ardmore eaY:J
| this week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
ARDMORE MOTHERS ORGANIZE AND
PREPARE FOR ACTIVE YEARS WORK
SCHOOLS; UNION MEETING FRIDAY

January. study; nourishing the
inner life, Mrs. Stanley Marsh
February ry.--Duty OF parents and
teachers in training children in citi'
fenship, H. B. Fell.
March. The nervous child, II. E.
Bash.
April.-Playground and school ath.
lstics, Frank Mccain, Harold James.
May--Advantage Of art and music
as taught in the school, Miss Jennie
Smith and Miss Mary Wylie.
Union Meeting
There will be q union get-to.getheI
meeting OF all the mothers OF the city
in the senior high school auditorium
Friday, September %, 1922, at $3.50 p
m. Mrs. john Whiteman, president oi
the senior high Mothers Club will pre-
side. The following program Will b
rendered
Sslection--High School Orchestra.
Reading--Sfiss Eleanor Lilley.
Vocal Solo-Ths Faltering Dusk, Kra
mer. Sonny Boy, Pearl Cufrsn
Piano Sslection-Chopin "Scherco'
in D flat, Miss Charlse Granbsrs.
Greetings from the different presi
dents of the Mothers clubs.
Selection by orchestra.
After this program there will be
social hour. Every mother in the cit!
is urged TO be present at this meeting
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
Teachers VIII Take Part in
Meetings and Assist All
School Patrons for the
Benefit Of Students.

Fofscasting year OF increased ac-
tiyity in the Atdfnots Parent.Teschsr
association. which has now voted TO
become q member Of the national or.
ganiaation and which is composed of
mothers Of Ardmore school children, as
many Of the fathers as are able to de
vote their time to the matter and all
Of the teachers Of the city schools, the
presidents Of the different ward schools
and the junior and senior Parent.Teaoh
er associations met last week, in con
ference with the teachers of the schools
to formulate Q years program which
is rsplste with interesting and instruc
tive subjects for study and discussion
during the year.
The outstanding feature Of the years
program, as. outlined, is the fact that
teachers are to take more active part
In the meetings with the mothers, ant
many teachers Of prominence as wei
as others who are we'll informed on sub
jects affecting child life, will addres:
the meetings throughout the year.
Presidents Elected
Mrs. John Whiteman is president o,
the senior high school Parent.Teachsl
association; Mrs. George Corhn, 1uniol
high school; Mrs, Sam Butler, first
ward; Mrs. Parker, second ward; Mrs
Fred Tucker, third ward, and Mrs
Fred Coe, fourth ward.
The following Is the outline for TIT
year.
October .--Eaising the Standards il
the home, DR.. Crayton S. Brooks.
November.-How Parents may hell
in school work, Miss Lucis Holeman
ecsmber.-Alorals and manners il
school, Mrs. Harry Lee Crockstt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
Music Pupils Organize
"B-NuturuW Club

The Senior and Junior High music
pupils Of Mrs. William niger. met az
her home Tuesday, September u, for
organization Of a music club. The mem.
bers chose the "B-Natural" club for
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17

name and the felioving officers were
elected:
Mona Ruth Webb, president.
Clara Guyton, yice.president.
Christine Davis, secretary-treasurer.
Wilma Ernst, press reporter.
The club will meet the fourth We'd
nesday Of every month from $3.50 TO
o'clock when program, will be given
and criticized By a member chosen for
each meeting
The members OF the club are:
Hazel Holland
Noonie McCharen.
Clara Guyton.
Mona Ruth Webb.
Wilma Ernst
Gerald Holcomb.
Mary Lee lowell.
Violet Steen.
Lucille Lem.
Louise Lem.
Irene Wicker.
Opal Wicker.
Orell Parnell.
Elizabeth Prince
Ruth Edda Parnell.
Josephine Coffman.
Helen johnson.
Gloyde Mcgee.
Louise Lawrence.
Emily Frances Amerson.
Kathryn Taylor.
{. = =
Mr.. and Mrs. Artells Dickson viii
leave today for Santa Fe New Mexico
where they will begin a three months
! concert tour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17

While not what one would call a
gay week socially this week will have
several interesting affairs The Phil
harmonic reception musicale at Hotel
Ardnore, comes on Wednesday, as does
the Anderson.AIauldin wedding, for
which TWO hundred and fifty invita-
lions are issued and which is TO be for
NAL. celebrated Al $50 o'clock, in the
evening AZ the Broadway Methodist
church Rev Ashley Chappeu will
otf.ciats.
After the ceremony reception will
he he.d at the home OF DR.. and Mrs
J. L Cox. Si9 Bixby avenue. Dr.. Cox
will give the bride il marriage.
On Monday Miss Elizabeth Mccain
and Miss kathryn Reed will entertain
tss members CT the wedding party
with d.nrsr.bridge at the home Of
Ills licCaun, 100 c street southwest.
Il :, =
Mrs. Ryburn to Attend Convention
-Irs r 5 Ryburn has been appoiny.
ed ato attend the national American Le-
gion convention at New Orleans, Octo-
Der 1920 Mrs Ryburn, with Mrs G.
Y. 12ei.z has Just returned from Bart
lesvnls where they ATTENDED the third
annual convention OF the American Le-
gion ~ ,ilis - saS week anu vii make
ker report at the next meeting Of the
auxiiiary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
Ardn1ore Girls Enter
Columbia UnirerSitu

Miss katherine Adams who gradu-
ated from the Hockaday school in May,
and who recently returned from Chi
cago, leaves today for New York City
70 attend Columbia University
Miss Adams while in New York will
live with her cousin, Florence Howell
Barkley, a clever artist, being one Of
the few selected pupils in America Of
William N Case, and who afterwards
studied two years abroad Miss Bark
ley is also an interesting writer and
IS cartocn!st Tor the New York Times.
Mss Cora Dyer, and Miss Gretchin
Lacy Comegys who also will enter
Columbia University, and Miss Caroline
Streahley and Miss Elizabeth Maxwell,
who so 10 Abbott Academy, will all
leave here together and will meet
Mss Carol Daube who i; returning
IRON an European trip, in New York.
Hiss Daube also goes 10 Columbia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
BYide-Elect Is
Gdest Of Honor

Mrs, Everett IlrueSer was hostess
Saturday afternoon at a very chaming
affair in the Girls Bridge Club, which
is now 10 be known as the Saturday
Bridge Club, when Miss Ann Anderson,
pr!de-elect, was honoree
Purple 1histles were used effectively
to decorate the several rooms and was
made very pretty scene intermingled
with greenery.
Cupid talley cards ware used and
other bridal suggestions were carried
out in the courses OF the luncheon,
served al the conclusion Of the games.
Miss Anderson was presented with
an exquisite piece OF hand made worS,
= lingerie pillow in pink Al The con-
clusion OF the games q favor for high
score was presented The guests we're:
Miss Elizabeth McCann.
Miss Clara Dyer.
Miss Cora Dyer.
hlrs. Cecil Dillingham;.
Mrs. Roy Shores.
Miss Kathryn Reed.
Mrs. VI. Seren.
Miss Gladys SciTally.
Miss Beatrice Fraley.
Mrs Humphrey.
Mrs. Lucian Cox.
Mrs. viii Morgan.
Mrs. Tom Frame.
Mrs. Ingram Henry.
Miss Mynan Blois.
Miss Nell Hall
Miss Jinks lizard.
Mrs. J. L. Cox.
r J. \
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
TARIFF BILL GIVEN
0. X. IN THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Finally approveN
by the house 2lQ TO 80 the adrninistra-
tion tariff bill became again Saturday
the unfinished business o. the senate.
Republican leaders sxEscted final leg
i.lative action, senate adeptiQ1 OF the
conference report before ths End OF the
week.
Democratic opponents hal reserved
all points OF order and planned to at
tempt /, get the bill back to conferences
f.r amendment. particularly OF The
sections granting broad authority to the
president over tariff rates sbd class'r'-
cations Similar efforts in the houss
| fN.lcd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Artens Dickson will
leave today for Santa Fe New Mexico,
where they viii begin a three months
concert tour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
All Dag Meeting For
Q. Z. S. StNdu Glib

Mrs " L. Whitlock was hostess 10
the members OF the 0. E. 5. Study club
Friday afternoon at the home sos 4
street northwest:
Under nc efficient leadership Of Mrs.
william Ramsey the club enjoyed a
very interesting program.
At the conclusion OF the lesson the
hostess served an ice course and So
c.al hour vas enjoyed
The next meeting viii be an all-day
session at the home Of Mrs. c. G. Whit
church, 1907 Stanley boulevard. when
the members will sew for the masonic
home. 3irs Ed Ryan will be leader.
4 = =
Mr.. ". I. Folkes and daughter, Miss
Lavonia Folkes, Of Dardanell, Arkan-
sas, are expected 10 arrive here 10 be
present FOR the Anderson-Mauldin we'd
ding.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
Birthday Party Fo1
William Johnson

Mr.. Garnet johnson entertained d
group Of children Friday afternoon al
her home, 12o G street southwest, in
celebration Of the seventh birthday or
her son. William.
The children enjoyed many games on
the lawn where popcorn was served ana
we're entertained in their play by Helen
Luke, Ruth Tom Fratne and Louise
johnson. Later ice cream was served in
the dining room where a cake, with the
appropriate number Of candles. centered
interesting gifts.
The little guests were:
Janey Love Lee.
Karl Tietkins.
! Mary Writ Head.
Nancy Blake Head
Mary Eunice Talhaferro.
Leon Cochran.
Elizabeth cameron
Charles Dobbina
Robert Nash.
Dick Zumwalt.
Billy Cassidy.
Beatrice Ann Brown
Media Mae Critics.
James Goddard.
Isabel Clark.
Buddy Bomar.
Judson Palmer.
: 4 =
MaSic at BroddCdy
Methodist
At the Broadway Methodist church
the following program viii be given
today:
Morning
Organ prelude, Mrs. William Ringer
Anthem: The Gift Of God-WTson
male chorus and choir
Solo: "one Sweetly solon Thought -
Ambrose, Mr.. Gordon Harston.
Evening
Organ prelude; Mrs. Ringer
Anthem; "Harli, Hark Ny Soul, -
Shelly. AIR Charles Haynes and choir
Duet: Airs. y. 7. Wood, Mr.. Gordol
EaTston.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
MEMPHIS WOMAN is NEW
WESTERN GOLF CHAMP

GLEN ECHO COUNTRY CLUB--Afts.
Dave Gaut Of Memphis is the new west.
srn womens golf champion. sho cllnch'
ed this honor by defeating Mrs. Curtis
sohl Of Columbus, two up and one to
play AIrs. Gaut played steady game
all the way1s, her approach shots be-
ing especially strong. The Memphis
woman also did some wonderful wors
upon the greens.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
Mis-. Mary E. wyHe, Talented Singer.

In addition to her duties as super
visor Of music IN Ardmore schools,
Miss Mary E Wylie. who has just re-
Gently come mere from Portland, Ore
mas found q sinc.re appreciation Of
her art by Ardmore people, many OF
whom have heard her sing in the diff
ferent churches Of the city, and by the
Philharmonic Club, III which program,
wednesday, she is TO take an important
Part.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
SOCIETY NEWS
S~u~ Phone 52S
- Phone 52S -

faint murmer the faraway echo of things be- and de-
~ noting revival of social interests beginning to be
heard in Ardore and that almost everyone at home
again and children off to school, will naturally turn their
attention to affairs of social nature Perhaps the COOL crisp
mornings and pleasant evenings with the acquisition of
fall clothes form rrestabe combination which WILL in time,
bring forth many parties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17

Miss Wylie has also been appointed
director Of the choir Of the Broadway
BAPTIST church and will assume hsl
duties there beginning with the morn
ing service today. The following is
the musical program at that church
today
in the morning Miss Mary z. wylis
Will sing Eye Hath No, Seen" Gaul
In the evening the choir will sins
The King OF Love Lily Shepherd IL,
Shelley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-17
Staff OF TattleY
Appointed For Year

This week the school paper The Tat.
tier, was faculty number. Next week
the issue will be student number
The Tattler staff for the year is IS
follows:
Editor in chief, Naomi Rollins.
Business managers, Glenn Fiatt and
Edward Anderson.
Senior editor, Latham White.
Junior editor, Mary Breedloye.
SOrborrpra eSs-o.- L-r.i.a,g-r T,.f.-,r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-01

One of the encouraging signs of the
times is the growing enlistment among
children in the savings bank invest
ment movement. The American Bank
ers' association reports that during
the last school year school children Of
the United States deposited more than
four millions of dollars, as contrasted
with the previous year, the number
of depositors being 10000 as compared
with $4,000 during the preceding year.
The amounts which the youngsters de-
post are not large, except large in
the dividends of thrift. Small savings
of youth lead to habits of decent
thrift which prove Of great benefit
in after life; they also tend to de-
yelop the thought and purpose for sys-
tematic work. These habits rarely
lead to miserliness. Therefore, there
should be as much encouragement as
possible OF the plan to develop saw
ings clubs in schools.