davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-07-14
FIRST DISTRICT

FIRST DISTRICT
Taylor's
Offcer--I. l.. Coleman.
Jndges-M, r. Minton, A. j. McMa
an, Richard Gooch.
Clerks-W d. Minton, Elmer McMa
ian, Linnie Coleman, Reg,
Nethery's
Offccr-P. N. Coleman.
Judges-Lester McAlpin, G. +. Nil
tead, X. o. McAlpin.
Clerks-Edgar Coleman, e. j Byrd
}. T. Fortune, Reg
SECOND DISTRICT
Rose Creek
0ffcer-L. o. Hooper.
Judges-W. IL. Cox, J. G. Gooeh
Ohm Hendrix, f. j. Written, A. l.
Eeatherly, j, II. Perkins, Reg.
Hunters
Officers. l.. Hunter.
Judges-James Hunter, T. +. Wealth
rly, Rufus Knight.
Clerks-J. II. Knight, B. F. Hunter
Iruce Hines, Reg.
FOURTH DISTRICT
Ramsrs
Offcer--,J. II. Hill.
Judges. X. Fowlkes, G. A. Prath.
r, Jones Reeder, Newt, Hill, R. N.
higgins, ] II. llamm, Reg.
FIFTH DISTRICT
Gravel Hill
Offcer--J. A. Armstrong.
Judges--J. B. Higgins, W. 0. Arm
trong, John Springer.
Clerks R. Davis, Burley Haddock,
Tom Hunter, Reg.
Caffey
Offcer--T. j. Bowers,
Judges-R. F. Bowers, I. C. Grove,
;. G. Curtis, R. W. Caffev.
Clorks-S. P. Durbin, Edgar Curtis,
T. W. FORSYTH, Reg.
SIXTH DISTRICT
Offcer--l4cnry Carman.
Judges-Leedy Ray, J. +. Ammons,
I. H. Carman.
Clerks-Harry Carman, Enloe Car.
nan, r. C. Browder.
selIner
0fficer-J. A. Gooch
Judges-W. ]. Olive, j. D. A. Cole
nan, A. H, Jopling.
Clerks-Shv Browaer Tony Stead.
nan, Albert Gillespie. Reg.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Purdy
Ofticer-R. T. Hendrix.
.Iudges-W. r. Hendrix, Carl Beard,
Y, A. Jopling.
Clerks-W. W. Jopling, J. G. Treece,
Robert Wagner, Reg.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Offcer-Ben Wharton.
Judges-J. R. Harris, Guy Bishop,
g. L. Gaddy.
Clerks-E. 0. Jackson, John War
on, W. Fl. Harris, Reg.
NINTH DISTRICT y
Niche
Oficer-George Niche.
ges-Theron Thomas, Jno. Burks,
Henry Wardlow.
Clerks-T. j. Bryant, John Calyery,
Reg. w. o. Latta.
Pebbel HILL
Offcer-W. D. Whitaker.
Judges-G. A. Chambers, Tom Full
wood, Tom Brown.
Clerks-V. T. Moore, Jas. d. Moore,
J. w. Kendrick, Reg.
TENTH DISTRICT
Stantonville
Offcer-A. R. Bcshart.
Judges. Fl. Dancer, w. @. Elam.|
A. Fl. Combs.
Clerks--w. B. Clearly, W. W. Car
oil, j. M. Chapman, Reg.
Lawton
Offcer--W.l j. Cole.
Judges-Joe Walker, Ciscoe Walker,
Oliver Browder.
Jodie Lee, d. AZ. Harris, \,
W. Luttrell.
ELEVENTH 21ISTRICT
Lean Food
Offcer--Curry peedham.
Judges ~ Lewis Wharton, Frank
Lee Tarris.
Clerks anyh Harris, j, M. Whar-
on, r. g. Maksengill, Reg.
TWEpFfHfqDfsTRICT |
MT. zion
Officer "a. D. Bishop.
IudgeszfW ". Canaday, s. E. Bish-
p, Sam Wade.
CLERKS Gus Shelton, Scott Finley,
Toe Sfwell, Reg.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
Weatherford Store
Dficer--J. c. Brown.
Judges--A. E. Raines, 2. III. Ray,
y H. Hopkins.
Clerks-Everett Hinson, G. o. Vim
ION, John Garrett, Reg.
+ FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
Guys
0ffcer--J. Il. Meeks.
a Judges Sam Houston ice Falkner,
HmHamm,
Clerks, Howard Houston, w. A.
James, 0. H. Beck. Reg.
Chewalla
Offeer--T. A. Ledbetter.
Judges-Jimmie Hurley, J. G. Smith,
3. L. Blankenship.
Clerks-W. w. Morse, j. G. Newell,
J. @. Mullins, Reg.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Adamsville
Offcer-J. w. Scott.
Judges. M. Copeland, Lem Jones,
9. A, Sipes.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-07-14

Demand deposits (other than
bank deposits) subject to
Reserve deposits payable
within 30 days.:
Individual deposits sub
ject to eiieck...................... "a, $50. 81
Certificates of deposit
due in less than 80
days (other than for
money borrowed) -....r....... AIS
Total demand deposits
(other than bank depos-
its) subject to Reserve,
Items 70, n, IS, ~,
80 and 81 ..-.....- IS 81, 974. 80
Time deposits subject to Re-
serve payable after so
days, or subject to 30 days
or more notice, and postal
savings):
Certificates of depost(oth-
er than for money bor-
rowed) ........................,. ls2, $1,000
Total of time deposits SUBJ
ject to Reserve, Items 20,
81, 81 and 80 ...SI32, 1906
Total ....-.....,..........-..-..... s2s6,i45. 20
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-07-14

Democratic Primary Commissioners
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29
srRoha RAnKINe comPAalEs.

E- orx 6sa .ha Florida state banks increase their
deposits thirteen and half million dollars from Janarg
to MAY year the time they reduced
their bills payable sss8seeo to s1ss9oe9 Soma
fire showing the hundred and twenty state banks
OF Florida the Tampa Tribune
There are thirty thousand United States
Ct which number The 220s0 and the
n. THRIVING community banks hanks
are mostly and centeEs and
for as. handing Both absolutely to the
financial other CT state Florida Is blessed
hank State AID National Of any state in the South
IGt least
: F7or:da has 2ao state banks. and about fifty Ma
The aso State banks Of Florida between the first
January and the fifth % May 1922 increased their de-
The z39 STATE banks of Florida between January first
lard May fifth 1874 reduced their bills payable from So
The zzo state banks o: Florida have cash reserve
far in Of the legal requirement; and the
required Of Florida state banks il larger than
sired o. National banks.
Two State banks were closed in Florida between
January and May s. 1872; and Of them per
11lt.ed 10 reopen and is doing well
The Tribune continues: Notwithstanding enorrn-
Gus deposits nearly fifty National
this state the deposits Of the go state banks IT,
the capitalization the State banks exceeds
capitalization OF the National banks.
When shown by last call Of the Cornptrol-
OF Currency national banks OF Florida
nora none on depog than vas in All the state ard Ma
makes the Florida business the wouldbe investor
ans hs probable developer have feeling of confidence
assuring Then when he reads that the State OF
Florida q whole wonderfully supplied
with funds and show that the people IN the small places
and farm communities thrifty and money
deposit = adds another his wanting
IN and be Of this well-to-do family.
Under the National bank examiner system
impossible for deposition money through
bank rascality OF system world stops
thief from stealing when he gets chance:
possible for bank nnishande depositors money
put in CANDLES speculatons generally rnisap
urop-iate through regular
dollar in the bank today dollar the safest place
world Il only remains there for the depositor
when it, il subject to daily check II
interest for him and increases in worth day
Il remains.
Florida be Congratulated that 1t has such sane.
safe bankIax laws mans money safe from al but
accident and the totally unexpected any bank State
National fn this state.
ing summer months; and when the haryests OF early au-
turnn are here influx OF cash again starts into
FLORIDA hanks there 10 think that the
corning next twelve months Will be anything but 1eo
zxf,r prosperity and progress for Florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29

1t is not believed that government operation Of Il
mines could conditions there much tia
they are now.-Tampa Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29
APpoINTMENr PLEAsEs eEhsAcnI

An West Florida and particularly Peaszeola takes
p4oe IN the appointment Of W. g Cawthon state su-
peHntsncent Of puolic instruction and mere where his
success as principal Of the high
Eaen sacceAz is predicted the
we states System % public schools
Professor CaTthon sworn in Monday July "a az
tns successor of the late DT. william y. SheatE
Mr. CawthCn IS native Of Alberton, Ala. and Is
fltty-ons years old His work
Is wei known ne having completed earlier education
in the Florida State Normal School
was located at DeF'uniak Springs. attended
Peabody College. Nashville, Tenn grad
uatsd with hOnors received degree from
tuition ne 20 Florida take Up his pera ent resi-
ran the University Of Florida. positions eh held
two years. From the university Mr. Cawthon TO
Pensacola principal Of the Pensacola high school
naming here five years He returned Gainesville from
the end or that time professor Of nathe-
mates college the university. which
sit.on holding the time when hs appointed
high Inspector 1915 which ne
received appointment 10 headship
the public hands OF Governor Hardse
few days
The apEo.ltrnent received BY LIZ Caw-1on g good
only -t his elected the general e.ectton
70 held November. lie states that re VII &c
candidate for position election It IS under
stood thai Hon. Dixie Rollins, former head OF the
Feas county schools. and rival Ct Dr. Shests IN the
statewide primary I$Z0 viii also be candidate me
election viii that being the unsxpired
fem II r saeats election, tee fun term Of Oh
fee being years
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29

. Dempsey declares interview that he would like
to have fight every night This adds weight to the re-
port that he is to be rlarred--Tampa Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29
n.nwn Eoa SERVICE.

IRE oszsIi-ies OF the american Automobile AssocLa
ton are almost unlimited and the advertising that ~"
come to Florida nss source will mean MICA l0
its development - 49,. .,-a
when it is realized that it is possible TO place n0re
than oDethtrd Of the population Of the United states n
,-5,s,a1v owned automobiles time today SHOWS
that Al least forty million Of the people o. tne Cs
s.ates can tour whenever and wherever t'e1r -@o'
strikes them -. - I'M -,-ss;da,t
In this connection Perry & williams wee
~ tho community advertisement department o. Int AZ
s1c5a.ed Advertising Clubs Of the World. says;
arre railroads bull. an extensive SSS
~ ere alton for encouraging passenger travel and Tor
e. tre motor travel field the present tame us
GLfI',fes are stupendous with automobiles oelhs pu
CHASED with the rapidity they now are ana "'H '
1Tr VILLA ms explained that not every sectloh VI
-.-- car ta tourist terminal but the reSor1 OuI
~ar ro5n.ed out that every community can p1a
~, - tbs most desirable highway to and rom Sun
80 s,d vacation center through the -,
t, - go the nationwide chain OF service ioF 'N0
motorists. - ~4;.r 6av took their
-. -. - ~ communities which had proved go
800. ~ nv dint IL efforts Of the trsl
: -. .,,o~selves I'D as important oentefs 50 INC
ha- 80 -,o+nr travel are being ceteriIiheu ~
- ~ JTi1iams who travels Il - cor
sac,,ine is following the routes over winch - "
him TO find his way" ,, for their service
~ rso-ovnrnfties are becoming known L"- 1 "a
t1a.ros,t or lack Of it, he said Inc p,sa so~
ana te4lsH men,. he continued would have no place to
~ a,-.r,un,ty (which is out TO gouge anu ON
t-est the transient automooilis'' ., Assocation is
r,o ,roys Of the American AutoIIoD - Associated
80 are line as that mapped our oy ln should
sio-s .,strg clubs and the two Worhlhs
aplerdid results
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29

solemn jzckass II say this prophecy
- a. serious threat division any that
been made We may discussed state division Al
some time and putting white "a
per We have discussed j. times because regretted
10 See ali subjects except turn
tentton from accomplishment Of important thrg
that they might accomplished Z theT had tried
search for the holy grail the golden Geece the
philosophers bag q god ~ the
rainbow. wouid mite IN favor % Just
a1porttcnuaent made and al the injustice
the distribution Of the powers Of tie state would pass
away. have been fighting for many years
approximation justice as the constitution
permit. confidence that Il Ne took the first
step others could taken We regret 70 who
helping this thing wasting thstr tine
energtes Z dream
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29
London Letter
A. Correspondence

LONDON. tcabEe Letter1-Kid Lewis
the weller ard middle weight champion
Of Great Britain. r1-st have learned m9cE
during his long say n the United States
despite his -sverses II his last y4zr there
Tor he las Won al sorts Of Championship.
since returning home HIS latest achseve-
uId6e-xeight champion OF Australia
Empire n that d3viston-
Up unttl the IIth and last round o.
the bout, Burns oztpoi1ts6 Laws IN the
opinion O several boxing experts. but II
! that period the KID made ! clever feini
ard then crossed \ smashing right 10 the
Jaw that landed the Australian ca h1s
hack Lewis vas criticized for holding
part Ct the way. Burns lost the cham
Pio1salP. for which he Rad come Al
the way from Australia bat he took
home gold medal for rescuEng . drown
ing man One night ~ his training camp
Burns jumped out q bed and into TIE
Thames IN the DARK after Al unfortunate
man. and succeeded II bringing hin
ashore.
Rotten Row."
Observing the fashion world 20 b. from
: bench on Loadon's "Rotren Ron" one
sees that the seasons modes tend ID ro-s
conservative skirts. higher waist lines,
picture hats q yard wide, and pointed
American shoes The dressnake-ss In
tent seems 70 be TO cover what wzS once
uncovered. AnkleLengzh skirts. v0IE-
n7Enous sleeves. high neck lines and loose
fitting gowns that subordinate the COZ
tour OF the body. seem destined 70 re-
store womaa's lost charm OF mystery
Don't Favor Match.
There is less enthusiasm n England
than il France over the proposed return
match Of JACK Dempsey, worlds heavy
weight champion. and Georges Carpenter,
worlds heavyweight champion al
though the genuine British fIght-goer IS
making much noise II the hope that the
bout may be staged IN London Those
financially interested IN the proposal are
disappointed with the feeble pubic re-
Spouse.
Some Of the British sport writer's argue
Yehementiy against the pair meeting
again, Punch" EngIand's greatest box
ing expert. asserting in the London Times
that the result OF the battle at BoyIe's
Thirty Acres IN Jersey City last July
was 50 decisive SAAA al FeAAA4SA has 10
reason for soliciting another attempt at
the crown and that the whols PROPOSE
ton IS absurd
Oxford Admits Women.
Oxford University now admits women
freely TO its degrees ard 10 university
membership, but Cambridge stfI locks
its doors against them. Naturally the
women don't feel bit grateful for such
glimpses. They want the doors IN
locked.
The women from the Cambridge Col
Isges OF Newman and Girton have de-
manded admission to degrees and uni
yersity membership On the same terms
as men Not long ago some $500 81 thezzl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29
70 AppoRTIoNMENT.

,,a-. headed subject Of state DIVISION go y. .icb
- - e. south Florida, the latest e'l1 S .s,a,a AZ
10 DO ,oiIorinE prophecy Of high scno9 re- class
rsort Myers published in the Miami
prophet says: -, ana had previously been,
-. ~ the newer was South FaolIu u .S,s,
sst.snt state buildings were located a. as form
:, orlando. Seated in the execu at,a n me. Upon
- - that wos strangely famihar 10 D.
=. :. ob.ervation recognized what was once o- n,
SS 7J,Ison but Governor wilson $500 ' sr,r
.n ,-,sAa which under his wise and patrlotc , .
st,o was teenng with wealth ana
is'' rsnv,.nt,nr on this. the Jacksonvine A'i
says: -. 49, .,a mamie Of Florida have
= - rroseesor Wilson but it not geneTaLy AIo"A
49, he had moved down to South fIorloa- - - a.
-. +he new state the prophecy SO Il may DC ~
800 that the purpose Of the future tnst was reso1
Vas not to make state but to make sofnees 81
80 Professor wilson might be governor But mat
,sht ,e accomplished well on larger scale II e pi
so ~ 1a2A should enter the lists as candioate 10
$1,000 covarnor Iardee Scholastic gubernatoriaI can
dIdstes are not unknown in Florida we mao one ~
1000 yybv does not Professor Wilson make Try at pc
- roysr1or OF a whole state instead OF only nan
state? - ,.;,5 ~ ~
~. ber kird that pleased approval out a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29
THE florida PRESS

! Now that an Indian chief sued his wife for d
thoroughly rnodenized and converted to the "nfe man
Iways?-Tines- Union;
One Of our readers declared page
week per cent about women We retorted that if
ne could give better subject wed get out special
edition that.-Leesburg Commercial
Take the license from reckless drivers Of autono-
blleg and let EN- walk go JAN. by
good and in the interest Of all the
people.
| We wonder if the ships band announces arrival at
the three-rnile limit playing Hail Hail. the Gangs All
tHere7"-st. Petersburg Times
! Mr. Harding rode the elephant to Washington; but
donkey viii the thing that will drive him back TO
i8larion-Tampa Tribune.
! Greater love hath no man than this-that he takes
his when the weather makes cooking
an ordeal-Pelatka News
The man who think evil in the presence Of chill
dren and flowers is out of place a Sunday shrt-Re
lporter-star.
The Jacksonville Times-Unon opnes that the jury
recently awarded verdict Of one dollar for breach
promise of marriage evidently sized up the man at MS
full value-Aami Metropolis
This new buttonIess underwear isn't new. Ask the
laundry man.-Watertown Standard
Governor Hardee went to Tampa yesterday. but ne
hurried right back Clearwater quickly possible
clearwater Sun.
They pretty nearly had fist fight in the United
States senate the other day. They always pretty
nearly doing something there-Orlando Sentinel
It takes the strongest kind peacefully
potatoes English mutton at the same time
these days-Tampa Tribune.
recently discovered vitamin is called Vitamne
D. awful load off our minds, as If It
would be an awful thing vtaEine and not
classification # belongedF1orida Times
Union.
believed that government operation Of the |
mines could conditions there much
they now.-Tanapa Tribune.
Over the east coast they have what is termed
official mosquito inspector" Well say they breed
mosquitoes sections that
any inspector" up notice-Clearwater
Dempsey declares in interview that he would
have fight every night This adds weight the re-
port that he is TO be rarried-Tanpa Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29
Paris Letter
A. P. Correspondence

PARIS "a ? Lsr3-Fra1es CO..
spite y re E@awy 5z-sz1s which 80
care = ensuing Esr safety and q -,
tzlLzz Esr Erssrrse5orzg obligation - -,
imposed - leading t. xo-ld T. -
p-op1--ic1zts rs68e-zs- % rr9li,s-.
expeE1zsg-ss. zcc1rsz-z % a. ot4r..,
mszo-zzslsa zsscsez tas mite
budgets q 6 Isazsrx countries COW.
piled ~ rEs Frs-cz xo-ern-sr. -.
submitted . Tzs Azsoc1ztsd Press
War ESS=sss.
Italy, -sE1 Al zE-sz5e % $50 ~.
cent. II Es- war 5zEzs- oye- rra -.
1914. s-z16s IA zEsz5 O. the -
the Esmo-z16zz pcEzts oz-. vhr.
France. VIII az Ez-szse q bcc - =.
cent Is AZ LLs bo--oz Other con-,
tries. the compilation Ezo7z. -z-rs f.,
the following or5er-
Japan. 80 pere=zt- s-zi- rs -.
cent Norway. 1s5 pezce-t- G-s..
Britain. Isl percsz-- United s-a,s,
ia pe-cenE Ewe6sz- I55 ps-oa,,
iceland. rs percez- Dsz--zr. ~;
percent and sE-tze-iz-1 = psr,es,
$@NA ~ NltasA2Eys
Celebrating Upoz tEe Era-c1 rs6r,.
ton the EeDozzE5E1 ADDS ia, :,
1913 the military b-zucz absorbed III.
y oze-tai-6 C tie gs1=L bztgst .
1857. 574,Tss francs Erou Z -1-z. q :.
ess. 0as. go. In 1871 WIKI he n-z...s-T
expenditures fzcEzssd b. va-.o1s IN.
tsrnztsozzi obligations saca as IA
m2ints1Anea q troops on TIE Ran.
and. elsewhere, the defense am -.
Quired but o1e-GIh % toe zs-s-z,
appropriations o. Sss55, o. <-a-,,
from Z rotzIscf approximately g n..
93G. 0s3 for he entire goTs-ws-
The military sDs1dltzrsG Q. Il.
five great powers hz2e< g. p.
franc standard, are So fora = z.
memorandum as fellows:
United States. s.Ia9 85e. o5g. Gre.
Britain. &se8. 9s0. 60 Japan. So.
og0, eoo; France. L82s e3s.ga9. I-sr
sTo,o93. e09.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29

signed 4 pstitzoa . tbs effzcz- =. p.
ply given ~ tae university zzz a.
but u1sa t5s<accory
Titles" 90 Degrees
Within t1s last NO years Cz---. 2.
has voted and coGarerwoted O. va-5.,
proposals ID admit wons1- -zs e.
proposal which i has acczzzEy cz--.s.
and 10 this practical effect las r. vs-
been given-5s that women whc s-s "a
ifIed for degree status nay Obtain .-...a.
Of degrees" but not real degrees
In making this half hearted oste- ca.
bridge is proposing 70 Jsszt Ec-1=- 80
as il formerly treated Jews and E72---.
foTmists. whom also il tried = 81, 81
with Tire tttular degree untii Pz--zzs-'
stepped in and compelled TIE Ez5vs-s...
TO abolish its Discrimination q --ss5
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
ADELE GARRISON

s"ift gIoating comprehension OF my
plight in Ernest's eyes.
Then the earth seemed rent by an
explosion. didn't dare turn my eyes
in The direction of the windmill. but
my knees were trembling with terror,
for I was afraid that Otto's fulfilled
mission had carried the brave officer
20 death with him.
I tried to rally my strength, to hold
TIE automatic steady. but IL was only
a moment or tTo that I succeeded
Then, even as saw Ernest's eyes
gIeam with triumph I saw him start
toward mel fsebly pulled the trigger,
tried to recover 1t as it slipped from
my fingers, felt myself falling 70 the
ground, and mercifully know nothing
more.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29

The Journal is the best ID
vertising medium in this terri
tory. Try it and be convincz
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29

The Journal is delivered to
your doorstep every morning be-
fore six. If you are not enjoy
ing this prompt service phone
1900.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29

Over the they have what is termed a
official mosquito inspector" Well say they bree
mosquitoes sections OF will max
any inspector" sit up and take noceClearwater Sun
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-08
LUMBERMEN HOLD
INTERESTING MEET

A get-together luncheon for the re-
tail lumber dealers of Ardmore and
representatives of the Dierks Lumber
and Coal Company. with sawmlls at
Broken Bow, Okla, and Wright
City, Okla, was held at the Hotel
Ardmore, Tuesday noon.
As part of the lumber used in
Ardmore comes from these mills, il
was Of great penefit and very instruct.
i've that each side get the others point
of view.
Floyd Thompson, manager OF the
Dierks Lumber and Coal Company S
mills, explained in detail the troubles
OF the manufacturer and learned in
turn the troubles OF the retail dealer
and the outcome was pledge for mu.
tual cooperation.
Those present were: Charles Adams,
W. c. Baker, Lynn Boyd. C. l..
Byrne, w. L. Combs. Glenn Corn
well. Clint Dove. Kennel Hudson, j.
d. Rea. Hugo Stromberg. Grover
Wells, representing the dealers and
Floyd Thompson, r. l.. Hoskins. w.
:. Cooper and j. A. Scott, represent.
ing the Dierks Lumber and Coal Com.
pany.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-08
COOPERATION IN
ALL WORK URGED
Speaker Tells Ryonis Of
Benefits From all Work
ing Together; Appeal
Made For the Girls.

A group of visitors including Mrs.
Margaret Yost. Miss nellie Turner and
j. II. Craven Of the Community Insti.
tute staff, City Manager Dyer, Sen
ator John Carlock and Fred Tucker
Nll of whom delivered addresses were
present at Wednesdays meeting Of
the Ryonis Club. at First Presbyter.
ian church.
Mrs. Yost in her talk urged the
women to develop the spirit of CO.
operation in a of their work She
took up the n me Of the club which
lis made up of letters from the three
mems civic clnos. stating that this is
evidence that women of Ardmore
have learned the word and its mean
ing. I'VE have suffered from individ-
ualism," Mrs. Yost said, in urging
all TO cooperate In the work. with
our new duties. suffrage, like all
great privileges have come response.
bilities, and the time has come when
we rub elbows with all who need
our help and our cooperative spirit.
An Appeal for the Girls.
An appeal to the women Of the city
to help the young girls was made by
Miss Turner. The creed of the Ry.
onis Club was discussed by Miss Tur-
ner and with each thought she brought
ont a splendid suggestion in the man.
ner in which the young girls could
be guided by the women of the city.
You have wonderful city," she
said. "but there is nothing equal to
your boys and girls, they are your
greatest asset, and they are the ones
who need constant help and advice"
Senator Ca,lock and Mr.. Tucker
confined their talks TO matters per.
tanning to the state Legislature, this
being part of the programs on the
study of government the Ryonis Club
is undertaking.
1t was definitely decided at B-days
meeting that the banquet to be given
by the club will be held at o'clo-,
Tuesday evening, February IA. The
regular Wednesday noon luncheon for
next week will not be held