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COURT HOUSE NOTES


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Some Aspects of the
Farmers Problems
By BERNARD NJ BARucH

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
WOrkingmen Who
Fought Against the
Reds Are Peeved


MOSCOW. - WorkiEgmen who were
induced to fight for four years In the
Red army against the representatives
Of the bourgeois class and who now
return to Moscow to find white coiared
specuiators dining IN luxurious restaur.
ants while they themselves have diff.
Guilty In securing black bread, frequent.
ly feel like throwing bricks through
the windows Of these restaurants, one
communist recently said to the Asso.
Gated Press correspondent. Only the
party discipline and the promise that
this temporary strategic surrender 10
the capitalists will not last forever have
held these disappointed workmen in
check, the speaker explained.
IL We would permit IL the oommunis,
party, Instead Of numbering SOC, 900
persons would soon Increase to several
millions as many men want to get into
the government" the informant OF the
correspondent declared. But the party
= being weeded IA and only those who
.-h maintain themselves as spartan
COMMUNISTS regardless Of what is going
on about them viii be permitted to
sta,."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23

You know where you live. don't you?
Then vouu want to know where 10
vote In the primary on August |. won't
YOU? Then youn want TO know who
is the inspector, judge and clerk at
your polling place.
Here's the list and 1t is complete,
according to O. c. Lasher. secretary of
the election board, and Arch Clark,
county registrar.
Following is the list of townships,
precincts place to vote, inspector, judge
and clerk in their respective order;
ARDMORE. Precinct number /,
Chamber Of Commerce. n. f. Martin,
/. II. Mason and Amos Wolf; Ard.
more precinct =. McCharen's store. j.
). McCharen, W. H, Bats, and l..
II. Bradford Ardmore precinct No.
3 Hoffman's store, Frank kolb,
W. s. Wolverton. and l. II. Thurston;
Ardmore. precinct (. Halls store. Mrs
Ida Grubb, Tom CLANCY, and Mrs. W.
II. Trask: Ardmore precinct s, Second
ward school, d. y. Ferguson, NJ. NJ.
Griffith and Mrs J. c. Lively; Ardmore
precinct 6. Cy Han, c. 5. Reeder. j.
NJ. Lanford. and Mrs. James Marshall;
Ardmore precinct T, Texas Filling sta
ton, Mrs. A. Eddleman. Gilbert Pres
nell and Mrs. Ben Lindsey; Ardmore
precinct S, Champion building, Allen
King. and c. X. Haynie; Ardmore pre-
cinct 9, Whit Hotel. NJ. lizard, Mrs.
Essie Jackson and Miss Bessie Parks,
Ardmore precinct 10; Episcopal church.
Mrs. Walter Young, K. a. Howard and
G.. ii. Woodruff.
MORGAN TOWNSHIP-Precinct l,
Brock schoolhouse, j, II. Hammer, NJ.
i. Trimmer n Oliver Carroll; Pre-.
cinct >, Downward Asphalt Mines, VII
bur Hodges. w. +. Brooks, J. W. Heron.
precinct 8. Rock Point school, J. d
Darling, Melvin Thomas. Ollie Mont
gomery. precinct 4. Mary Niblack school
j. +. Button. Robert Crittenden. J. 4,
Mcclure; precinct 8, Hignight school
John Griffin. L. c. Thomas. c. W. Wal
ters: precinct 6. Prairie Valley school
II. n. B%ratcher, G. c. Adams, b. 7,
Cooley; precinct 7, Old Soldiers Home
j. s. Rosser, G. w. Lewis, Mrs. A
Walcott; precinct s, Springdale school
b. A. Holiday. r. l.. Scott. G, L. Ben
nett, precinct 8. Mount Washington
school, j. L. Bruce, A. L. Senter, w
S. Rich.
BERWYN TOWNSHIP-Precinct /
~ ~ A1t,
Smith; precinct 2. Berwyn, Thomas A
Howard. j. p. Taylor, F. A. Wallis
precinct 3. Springer, Emmitt g. krei
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4. Hearts.n. wills souther-

ger. c. c Hearts.ll. Willis souther
land.
AKERS TOWNSHIP 4 Precinct /.
Glenn school, W. :. Gardner. l.. +.
Spencer: precinct 2. Newport chool,
Claude Arnold. u. l.. Cypert, Mrs. J. L
Asher: precinct 3, Woodford school
j. r. McCants. Horace Greer and /. NJ
High; precinct 4, Milo store, A. p.
Farr, J. w. Stofle, d. Caldwell.
GRAHAM TOWNSHlP-Precinct /.
Pooleville. Il. o, Major, l.. Y. NeaVe'
V. K. Thomas; precinct 2. Graham
school. W. NJ. kirkpatrick, VI. w Girls
ham, s. Jackson; precinct 3. FOX school
W. r.. Gordon. W. VI. Smith, W. j.
Lyle. precinct 4, Homer school, K.
Ross, L. Brown. 4. +. Robertson: pre-
cinct s, Tussy school. c. Is. Miller. {.
Il. Denny. Jess Dixon; precinct 8, Zita
school, ]. A. Stuart. C. ". TAFT. Tom
Blevins.
HEWITT TOWNSHIP - Precinct !.
stanton, Grover h. Chase, w. W.
Newman, Wood Dawson; precinct =
Orr City, w. J. Brown. Mrs. c. 3
Watson, G.. W. Wilson; precinct g.
Healdton. Ward a, j. II. Copass, II. X.
Rakestraw: precinct 4. Joiner school,
Jim Taliaferro. Everett Moran, j. b
Cudd: precinct ., Hewitt, Emil Colbert,
Tom Hayhurst; precinct 9, Reck, Joe
Lockwood, J. \. Bagby. w h. II. hel''
ner: precinct I, Rexroat, II. M. Port
crfield. Bruce Wallace. Irene East; pre-
cinct 8, Healdton, Ward l and 2. jim
Watson, Mrs. X. A. Chapman, Frank
White. precinct 9. Dundee school
| Thomas Mossman, J. s. Lightfoot, Tom
Curley: precinct 10, South Writ, Jim
Severline, w. o. Clay. Jesse Holland
precinct II, Healdton Ward 3, Dave
Bray, Jake Spendmon, j. ID. Sherrod;
! precinct ~, Dillard, Bill Rogers, d
p. Abbey, Walter Ling. precinct 10
Healdton, Ward 3, 0. A. Brooks, c. J.
Henejar, Ferris Thompson; precinct a.
North Writ. DIN d. Orr, r. K. Rags
dale, George Smith.
WILSON TOWNSHIP - Precinct /.
Provence, Robert Michael. c. Is. Horn,
A. l.. Finley; precinct 2, Media school,
| A.. r. Ramsey, O.. NJ. Henley. ID. H.
Hughey; precinct 3, Mulkey school,
Joe Fryer, clyde Hughey. w. H.
Hunter.
WILSON CITY TOWNSHIP. - Pre-
clnct /. j.. W. Cole. Il. a. Donaldson.
and j. c. Lively; precinct 2. F.. l.. Ra-
born, o. A. Strange, and w. X. Combs;
precinct 3, G.. l.. Hoatson. Charles A.
Mcdonald and W. c. Locke.
LONE GROVE TOWNSHIP.-Pre-
| cinct l, Lone Grove, J. w, Boucher,
J. V. Tucker, Lee Drummond' precinct
2. Cheek school, Arthur Smith, J. o.
Taylor, Lloyd Honway; precinct 3, En-
terprise school, A. B. Clendenning, J.
M. Kelly, Il. Howell.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23

FORT WORTH, Texas.-According
to a statement issued here this morn
ing by Superintendent knightlinser, OF
the Texas and Pacific. three employees Of
that road were flOgged last night. One
was at Shreveport. another at TeYar-
kama and the third here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
WHERE? WHO?

Here's the Dope on Where
to 60 to Cast Your Bal
lot on Election Day; Of
ficials at Polls Are Nam
ed, too.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
WHITE ROSE


Miss Eva May Mckinney ~
Lyon county is visiting RELATIVES Boz
this vicinity
RAYMOND Ksrk. wife and bah,
were guests of Rob Suhblefield and
family Sunday
Eas Campbell spent Sunday rutst
~ Buleah Asbridgs
Mr. Ada Davis and son were the
quests ~ Ida Davis Saturday
Mr John Hollomsn d in vey poor
helahi A. this writing
Mr Roy Brown of this nsighbor.
hood moved 10 the home u III, faith.
er. NJ Gilbert brown, last week
Mr.. sallis Hall spent sunday ihs
guest of Annie Campbell.
Mr George Travis. who has he,u
In poor health. is thought 10 b. im.
proving
Aubrey Guess and wife spent sun
DAY with " u Campbell
M Lowry Campbell visited M
lM Ashridge and family Sunday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
PINEY CREEK

Mr and Mrs Gilbert Campbell
and children visited Mrs Camphslfs
parents. NJ and Mr. Newt Canaan,
lAsi Sunday
Nr John Marvel visited hls broth.
o. near shady Grove the ~esk end
SIR Ellen Sirlsr spent Sunday ~
euinf with Mr. Matte woo.iall
Mr Homer Myers and family ,is.
iied Mis Ayers parenis NJ and
Mr. lames Hodrick
Mr. Nora Hayrod visited her
mother. Mr. Am Rushing. last Sat.
urday and Sunday
Mr e Marvel visited NJ Roy and
Cos Sigler Sunday
Mr Kells Jennings and Aisse.
lss and Macy Rushing visited hr
and Mrs Ivan lenniuF. sunday
Mr james Marvel vas the weck
cod uesi q his brother a. hlackfolt
Mr John Jennings visited M
Charley Sigltr Sunday
M Ellen Siglsr visited Al ih'
home of Nj leo Hunt Saturday
Ms Jane Hamby Who has bsel
visiting hsr daughter, Mr. Nor
Crayuc. has returned home
Rey and Mr. y D woodall ar
the proud parents of q hahy boy
Mf Victor Hunt visited toy anI
Coy Sigler Sunday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
DEANW00D

Mr lee Morse. who has been Va
iiinr bis brother. Dean. has returned
To his home at Evansville
M Corbst Gilbert Wa the Euest
Of Meas Alvie and Lynn Walker
saturday
Mr Herbert VanIloossr visited Mr.
Robert Nanlluossr last week
Mr. and Mu lsam Morse. of
Marion. spent the week end with be
mother. Mrs. Ida Morse
Mr Anvil Hodges spent one night
last week with Mr. 7 l. Walker
Mrs. Ella Eaton visited her son.
Mr Roy Eaton. ~ surEis, last week
NJ and Mr. A e.. Walker were
quests of Mr George Walker and
family one night last week
Miss ia Stemhridgc visited her
brother. NJ Monroe SlemhridFe, one
day last week
Nv and Mrs 7 . Walker spen,
part of last week with Mrs Ida
Morse.
Mr.. Or,il Hodge was the geusi oi
Mr. Cole Mcconnell one night last
week
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Walker vis.
lhcd Mrs. ida Morse las, week
Miss Nellie Dollins died Saturday
night. January 7,h and was buried
Sunday at Sugar Grove. She pro.
fessed faith In Christ at the age n
rs year, and lived a devoted christ.
Ian lie until her death She was "a
years of are Rev C. T. Boucher
conducted the funeral services.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
DYCUSBURG

] A Grave spent fsv days
IN padueah Last vcek
Joe Hil and Gimas Matthews n
THINE were in town Sunday
Messrs n n Perryman ard ".
A Bennett spent "Wednesday and
Thursday ~ hst wei in padurah
Mr. Virginia Nosisf has hcen
quite M far he past vees
Mn Matte Thaxion rsiurn,d 90
Nashville. Tenn, Sunday
AZ and Mu l. L. Hall n near
seven Spring.. were ruc,is ~ in,
ard NJ ~ Gruy,s Sunday
The death n Mr. Frank Ramarc
octured on January 1rd The funer.
81 servlces vcrs conducicd by " D.
Ctarlss a. he nycusburr Cemcisiy
where ihe fvmaius usFs aii ta n-si.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
SEVEN SPRINGS

Born to Mr. and Mrs NJ L. Pat
ton on Decemher q. a baby girl
Ernest Campbell had a barn rais.
inr last Tuesday
Allie and Archie Travis of near
Emmaus were IN this section Wed.
nesday n last week
Rev Gsss and wifs q Russellyills
spent ihe holidays here guests ~ N
Henry and wife
J. Campbell and son of near New
Bethel were visiting his father. vi
liam Campbell recently
Tom Patton and wife and Omer
Patton and wife of HuRhey were v.s-
itme relatives here last weet
Rev. ] " Holoman sudcsri 4
relapse last week and has hrer m
very poor health
Mr Fannie Travis and daurh
isrs. Mrs. Nellie and Maye Perkins.
spent last week here the guest u
M l. Patton and family
James Enrler. =, N Patton and
son wsrs IN Eddyville Friday
Mr.. Mayne Blake and children
of Frances were guests of he moth
~. Mrs q. =. Duncan, last vssl
Julius Mckinney fell from the lofl
and broke some of NJ. ribs recently
Lem Pace of Emmaus wa ,islilu.
Tom Mckinney and family la wees
Mrs. Etia Siubblefield ani Mrs.
Miriam Simpkins u Emmlua l.ef'
visiting Mrs n l.. Patton Monday
AIRS Green and son of py,usltr.
were visiting {. Mckinney anil Fam
lily last week
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

NAsns,si The thoroughbred J. men'
rioned ksaturky. the home of Man
o War and for = hundred rear me
ceussr of ms- br-eding Industry 20
this country. aiways comes 60 mind
Il y not possible - ceneeiss u rso-
nas Ia America without The yearly
contribuli0n of horuufhhreis from
ths Biuerrsss state There ar great
breodlug fsrus 10 Nes York. Virginia.
California and elsewhere. hui me
,ery lie blood u the thoroughbred
suass pours frum keufuckys ever.
iouinr fountain Ia this favored
STATE. wltl lts fertile uelis decp in
bluerras throughout The winter. ~
horp reaches perfection
1he Rlder and Driver Dr. not
kso~ u any greater calamity hat
ooalc hApr-n ~ tbe horss Industry
thnn for ksnt1cky 10 turn against the
thorOariAred. and destroy the great
brecdllg industry. which has Dot anl
nade he stats sorid famous. eui
has aldea sse1 farmer b. Amsfica
b. Improving the hrred " horses
Ths War department has repeatedly
rons 90 rrcoid 10 favor of The thor
oaFhbrrd. without ~hlch ihs Army
weald not have suitable fvmuuuta
he nsmouni service. ln ,harsr oi
Utllsd States Army oulcsfA has -
tablshsd brreding faruis ~iih uior
eashbred rallions 20 the.r bad
hors~s nat have had their sp-~d
courars and sndurancce friesi 10 cuo
tests o. ths turf rhsss great nur
senes snl prosids the TYP ~ cav
alry horss thai ths Army needs. ans
ever farmer In tbs c0unir1 canno'
oaly AID che caas- by seudius BIZ
nurss 10 thoroughbred siuis. bot cai
b. assured Of fsapiur a Substantial
pr,ei. a. ths War nspartmsni . run
siantly 10 ths markst fof horsrs "
thia chancisf
Raclns iu Keutucky. sudsf ihe a.
rrstlon u ihs Ksu iucky ioctsy Cot
4 nol 6nly . credit 20 the state bu
wiA ne parimuiusi psiem psrfsc'
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
Advertisement
IEvIAS

Mr and Mr. George Mckinney
visited saturday and Sundsy with
their daughter. Mr. Mary Sial.
lious. near here
Miss francss perryman was the
week end guest u her CFandre,hst
Franks
rrcd Love. wife and sons were
guest. last Sunday of M and Nh
Ernest TAYLOR
] u Price and daughter visited
Recently with M. q. G Threlkeld
a. Marion
Ms Mae Huwcrton. ~ Rep,on,
visited last Thursday and Friday with
hsr daughter Anna Laura, w,o vas
quite sisk
Miss MARY Watson visited Miss
SalHe suilenecr last SATURDAY and
Sunday
Ml Coleman Norris B. visiting his
'parsus. Hr and Mrs. Hueh Nouls.
Mu Murray HodEp and daughter
'ueHi psfi N ths holidays a. Cnyus
with hcf mother. Mt Rate Bruvn.
Mn Corene Franklin and son n
salem were guests last week % hcI
moiher.in.law. Mn Dean Franklin,
and other relativvs
Mr Carl Carr of Causville vas IN
lthis vicinity last Thursday visiting
Mr and Mrs } " Price
Mn Susie Mckinney was a ~.
lceni guest ai the home of Aunt Ma.
|y Franklin
\ e G Settles and wife visited her
sister. Mr.. Nora Threlkell At M.
rion reccntly
Aiss lmogene Heard was M, gucs,
of friends here Christmas.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
BELMONT

Mr. Stella brown and children
ave vrry sick a. this writing
AZ Reed Brown and sister spent
FRIDAY night with be- sister, Mr.
Roy Cuyue.
Sc and Mn Garrett Boyd spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mu Roy
Cfayne
Ar Dcnyil Paris spent trida,
with Mrs Carrie Hill
Mr. and Mrs Burnie Cridcr spent
SUNDAY with Mr. Carrie llill
Mr.. and Mrs Jessie McMisan
spent sunday with Mr. and Mr. u
brown
Little Miss velma brown spent
Saturday nirhi with Mrs. Nellie
Boyd
The school at this place will clos,
90 the 18th ~ this month
Mr. and Mfs. John Asher spent
Sunday with Mr and Mrs nilhs
Etheridgs
Mn Nellie BugH and Mrs AM
Crldef attended church At Piney Sat
lurday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
KENTUCKYS THOROUGHBRED
CONTRIBUTION TO THE NATION
Under the Par.Mutua System the Kentucky Jockey Club
Has Lifted Racing to the Highest Plane An E1ampI'
70 the Whole Country-s3. ATS, $500 Distributed
In Three Years

ed. if has ~ An eHAmpis tu iiiT sOrid
Ia point of hirh ciaas coalesls cieAn
racing Eclerous stakes and parpes Tn.
der the old order the IseetinGs sere
dragged oui a. an lnierninahie
length. ln one yslr ene hundred and
nftynre osvN ana ih ansther ysaf
ous hundr~d and setruty.four
Under ihs Stais naeinE Consni-'
sion. created b. a. Act u the lerisls-
turr. ths numher " da1s on uhlch
racing ls permitted has ben cut 20
ons hundred and eight There 10
sirci Supervision of ail tuf maifefs,
sith the result that beeinning ~ith
ihs kentucky Derby. vith tooD
added. shich has been run Al
ctar,fni no~us fsf fVrty -seven years,
ihe guallty of racing IN ksntuskl ETA
tn standard for the ~hois ceuntry.
Formerly turfmqn raced for tsoo
pur..z. and The amount distributed
ysariy ran from $4,000 " fosoop
sincr ths organization - the Men
tesky Jocksy Cub. thrce yean sEo
the amouni DISTRIBUTED daily IA
stakes sud purses astrated ess'
sil5oo. aad the yearb totai 49, -
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
CROSS LANES

Rev Dempsey filled hh rsFalsr
appoluirsnt a. Mt Znn Saturday
and Sunday
Richard Vaughn visited lyls More
Saturday
James Cook was IN the Fords Fer.
~ section Saturday
@. A Williams and Allie poside
weirhih werc IN Marion fridy
The Community Club met a. Sem
mary Friday nigh, with a larFc a..
terdanCe
Miss Ruth Moore visited hcs sis.
Ter, Mn ] n Thomas, n kep'onD
sunday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
NoT

Notice b. hereby given that The
CLAY Llck Flnof Spar Company, ~
Marion. criitendsn County. ksnincky
is closing oui lis business and All
persons having claims against ii vilI
present then. properly pfoysu. to
John O'Dounsll. p q nos tol. ~
anssills. Ind. fof payment - 4
CLAY uCE FLuOR SPAR co
By John O'nonnsil. President
Attest. s. A Sfhmiii. Ssr. Trsas
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
IMPORTATION WANTED

Ay son. Harvey Freeman Kins lef,
home q fsw days ago Any infor.
nation a. 10 where hs h will b.
thankfully received. llis faihef
N. A. KING. Repson, ny
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

Tssai ......... tslfIegsoUo
Ihe keataety 1ecks, Cias pays
ever tes0oo zach yrar into the
state Tressary in heense feea aat
pas $4,000 additional in stats. city
and County tases
WIN milhens % dollars iascsisd 10
farm laud- desote'i erciuslssiy " TIE
breeding u thorenhoreas. and ether
ulli.ous invested h hersrs nat have
10 supsfios ln ghs soF,d. The Rider
ami Driver believes that The ken
tucky ilssi.iatars. made ~ of level
hsaisi farmers and buslne~s men.
ain Vflss 20 Destroy this salaabls
lniustr, shlch u hes hsretofofs sane
toned and sucsurared
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

lost on Tuesday a llEhi weight
iain coat near Marion Milling Co.
flndsr please return to Pres onlee.
OAKLEY HUGHES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-13
HARTLAND

Earl Buker is clerking at Carl
Randlett's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flint have re-
turned from visiting relatives in DAN
vers. Mass. Mrs. Flint's sister and
child accompanied them on the re-
turn trip.
Congressman Will Wood Of Indi-
ana, and Judge Harold Cook Of Gar
diner, spoke to large and apprecla.
tive audience at a republican rally
held at the opera house, Sept. sth.
Congressman Wood dealt entirely
with National questions, giving facts
and figures. Judge Cook spoke en-.
tirely upon questions concerning the
State Of Maine and Gov Bakers adj
ministration. Both gentlemen are
very able speakers.
Mrs. Eva Emery irwin, Miss Sadie
r. c. Martin and H. A. Elliott at
tended spiritualist campmeeting at
Sunday, Sept. 10th.
George Cutter and Frederick Nichol.
son Of Boston. were the speakers.
Mrs. Sarah Stafford passed the day
recently with Mrs. Louise Weber
and Mrs. Emmie Steadman.
Mrs Nina Weber was in Har-
mony one day recently. Mrs. Harold
Emery and two children have re-
turned from . few weeks vacation
passed in Aroostools county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-13
CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harris re-
turned Thursday from a weeks visit
with friends in Monmouth, Augusta
and Fairfield.
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Lovejoy and
children, Robert and Frederick, Of
Pennington, passed Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Holt.
Miss Eneie Tibbetts has entered
Skowhegan high school and Norman
Williams will enter Coburn classical
institute.
Misses Nettie, Leta and Iva Lewis
have returned from Hillside camps
where they have been employed dur
ing the summer. Miss Leta will con-
tnue her studies at Lawrence high
school. Fairfield. and Miss Nettie will
attend Shaw business college, Angus
ia.
Edgar Ames and daughter, Amelia,