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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-12

By Mrs. W. u. Edwards. President.
Mrs. W. s Irwin, First Vice President.
AIRS Sudic H. Wright, Treasurer.
Mrs. $ Il. Jones, Corresponding Ser
rotary.
Mrs. W W Chase, Member Of EXccu-
tive Committee.
Mrs Harry l.. Brown, Member of Ex
ccutivc COmmi:leC
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-12
NIGHT SCHOOL

NIGHT SCHOOL-Telegraph, Short
hand, typewriting, bookkeeping, in
fact, all commercial branches
taught day and evening, at the Flor
ida Commercial Institute, 304
South New York avenue, Quit
wasting your time. Don't put it off.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-12
HstA.rinston-Holwor,ay. Insurance. Phone 60

FOR SALE-By owner, g. ac:cs Dss.
citrus and ieim lands, NO miles
from Lakeland. half mile from Dixie
highway, lake front, lour acres IL
\ old bearing grove, Is acres in tim.
q Der, balance cleared and fenced, &
room cottage. coed barn. An id4ai
place for stock and poultry farm
a big bargain at 5000. Addres:
Owner, p. .. Box No. ISL. TeleD.lont
X No. 10, Barlow, lila.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-12
J. L. SKIPPER
Phones 100 ard SOC Blue
LOOK!

LOOK!
1-rOom house all furnished for two
families, now rented for 500 per
month, large lot, in good location.
Only $6,000.00.
WIN. STEiTZ, REALTOR
Deem & Bryant Bldg. Phone 1897
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-12
FOR SALE BY OWNER
TAYLOR's TIPS

40 acres citrus land On Kathleen
paved road acres in full bearing
orange and grapefruit trees. a beautl'
tul grove, two story nine room cot
tage with barn, garage aud large lot
on the farm, all fer $4,000, some
ternis Also 80 acres, Gps, fPKER lEQI,
adjoining for s4,O0dgAEMl. Aku M
~. Brand -Rey &c roolna -buRss .sssai;zreF.
large lot WITH citrus fruit trees on It
for sSi,500.0O. ~ =
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-12

FOR SALE--Twelye acres good high
virgin pine land o? south side ..
Crystal Lake, about TWO miles from
\ city, hard road to lake. About l l..
5 acres fine muck land IN shore To-"
trucking. Fine p.ate Tor L iome
with lake front and grove. CAT
Mrs. r. Fl. Polk phc.e .lg BiacA.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-12
Attest
(Missl Florence C0niEcar.
Eprprdiuv Secretary.


Recording Secretary
State of Florida,
County of Polk
hereby certify that hefnre mc. an officer
duly authorized 10 administer oahs and take
acknowledgements personally appeared Mrs
". u. Edwards. Mrs. w y. Irwin. Mrs Sudir
a. WRIGHT. Mrs 5. T.. iorcs. Mrs. ". " CHASE.
Mrs. Harry l.. Brown ard CliNSl Fln!cn"c
Cunihcar, 10 me well known. who h"iuS iir,i
by me duly sworn dcpUsc and SAY ca@G COR
herself tliat The statements contained in die
foregoing notice are true; that they have h,rH
Guly authorized 10 sign the slime Ia i'.".r o.
Fetal capacity us aforesaid and that it J.; i'm
tcndcd IN good Faith TO carry out lie purposes
Get forth therein.
and further certify that ..cy ncau |',ic -c!
- and lcjnrc me tia. .hps aien"i iIr i...ia
for The purposes and Objects Giercu c>prc .s,@
freely and voluntarily.
Witness my hant and uIiIrial seal a. lHIc-
land. This 2eth day Of December. !. Il. l91I.
tNOtarial Seal GEORGE T.. C;IiLniGS.
Noary Public. State VI Florida at Ldi.v.
My commission expires August -. -.
Ne 80
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-12
ORDINANCE no. 3G9

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AN obpi< ME- AM"\ntN.. "ih J. NJ, ", ~:
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NATE iEo'lETD AMI b' iiulM," ih>
: Try of LAKELAND FLokInA: AL3o
PROVING AhNIIlnNAL ~ 'h -, ~ ~
liaTIoN" IoK TIE ttF1 oF I,Ahh - =.
itith ~ NJ lni' ~. M, ,,.,r,,,,.
NC PENALTIES BOZ \lH'+AiloNH 'Ii'4""
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fE - ckNhfN!n " ~ 80. =! -
ZION OF TUE CITY ~ L.tf,I.isA ~. ruin
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-12

lEnNsFxHIsFHsESxaSESr$ s;'T ;-gy ,5s, z, g,
eupnvirr ~ apprentice or he!pcy ON any new
Or old ren6deng work fb' under tho diEecs
srncrv!sion Of license plumber shah be
liable as Section 40 Of Ordinance No 10.
section ! Batteries of three or hot more
Than ,eleht closets. or slaps sinks ana o'hsr
nyhlres not over "a inches from neil soil
line my be vented by using the ciTe1lii nap
or coiLtinupus vent.
section g. Apprentices shall be permitted
70 Install plumbing work under The personal
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-12
Legal Notices
NOTICE

Notice Of proposed amendment TO tho char
ter Of the WOmans Club OF Lakeland, cor
poraton not for profit, organized under lhc
laws Of the STATE Of Florida.
Notice is hereby given that the W0AlAN'S
CLUB or LAKELAND a corporation no; for
profit organized under the laws of the State
Of Florit Il. will on the twenty drst (2ls) day
Of January. A. d. 1922, apply to the Hon
orable John S. Edwards. judge Of the circuit
court in and for Polk county. Florida, for an
order approving an amendment 10 Article IN.
Section l Of its charter, in accordance with
a resolution adopted by the membership Of
said corporation at IFS regular meeting on the
Fifteenth O5ih) day of December. ~ u. 1921 :;
said Article TX, Section being amended in
words and figures to read follows:
ARTICLE IN, SECTION /"
The highest amount Of Indebtedness or !il-
bility to which this corporation may at amy
time subject itself shall not exceed two thirds
Of fhe value of its property, real and per
sOnal, save and except in the purchase, fur
nislling, repair and improvement of 4 home
site or club house ana The land and apprr-
tenances thcrcuntO pertaining. for which pur-
chase Or purchases the highest amount of ia
debteduess shall not exceed Fifty Thousand
$500 0O) Dollars, and the Indebtedness SO
incurred shall not be limited to two-thrds
of the valuation of the property. the Woman
Club of Lakeland. being hereby expressly
granted the power To- purchase, furnish and
repair such property upon such terms as may
seem cXDedient to its membership, evidenced
by recorded vote at any regular meeting of
said corporation; and for the indebtedness and
liability incurred said corporation shall
have power TO mortgage said property and is
sue bonds or other evidences of indebted
ness to be secured thereby.
In witness whereof the said Wuman's club
of Lakeland, party of thc first part, ha7
caused these presents To be signed in its name
by its executive officers. and its corporate
seal TO he affixed. attcstcd by its recording
secretary this 10th day Of December, \. H.
1921.
WOMAN'S CHR OF LAKELAND.
By Mrs W u. Edwards. President.
Irwin First Nifn President
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-12
CLASSIFIED ADVERT IssIIrrII(2 BRINGS RESULTS
BEA5LEYs
BARGAIN CORNER

6EA5LEYS
BAEGAiN CORNER
Gayc q faw
NCN-Skl0 50Etle TIRES
FOR $9.95
.'u,i ir". Come early.
GUARANTEED FiRSTS
9EASLEY'S AUTO SUPPLY SHOP
2c0 South Florida Ave.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-12
FOR SALE

- acres - ar.ra or:1-e .yor., 5 %.
10 Years. did; acres grapefruit. 1
yesr old; = acres coed truck laGd
planted tr Garden ard Strawberries
One j-rnrm house '..ih h1ih,
lIcrHs5, COW. cni"krns and fam in
plemcutg. On asphalt. road. 4 nldrS
grom Lakeland Can make bargain
price with terms.
5 lots in DixiGlnd together cheap.
Broom bunealos' Just completed. IL
fully equipped with electric light hA-
lures; garage; on principal street
south side. $5,G00.00, terms.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
|I||||Ni|ARDS ! ASSA|LS
'AN7|.SALOONMEN
.v.,aor viii Expose Fund Col.
actions In Churches BY
League
,aeuIcTs WORK IN SENATE

n,,ooteA to Evsrts0 fsblto Ledssv
wssnton. Dec. 20.--in q statement
i.v Governor Edwards hupg an
~, - broadside at the Ants'salo'n
,...o. and intimuted what the dircc'
-, Of his attack against the orsanisa'
-. win be when he takes his seat ~
4. United stntes Senate.
~ Is Just a little early to 20 into
A.,Ils Of my plans" said the Cover
T don't want to give out the
-,et nature Of my proposed expose Of
n. Anti. Saloon Leagues pernicious
..tIyities just at present.
T.I will say. however. that intend
= how what a rich harvest the league
a been reapinE by Its solicitations OF
~ntributions from members OF Prot
siant churches thrOugho0t America.
~"This organization was founded BY
/, sroup OF fanatics. They saw a
Aance to gain notoriety and reap a
haryest by movement to eliminate
n. ssloon. Now. Of course. every one
n opposed to the saloon Itself. But
a. Anti Saloon League, on account Of
NJ methods, will meet greater opposi-
Non In carrying on Its work In future
IN has ever been the case.
II understand that the League peo.
pie are now contemplating q drive for
AZ purpose Of taking nicotine out OF
dsarettes. have nothing to soy about
Fat particular thing just now. hut, be-
lave me, shall say a.plenty about II
aiter ! take my seat In the United
mates Senate"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20

!as Az ,esH|s., Z = ], .sy,s:: - sssf 81 ysts
4 The FuliSg requires that The aecene.
:sSs:.ns :Ssss .ss :ssS .,sas.. Ss xSeS
sccspl0SeeS sre drswn. Il V IN aAs
With . pelicy snnouAAed 800 tine -
b tAo boss4. which mAds shGtble ~
redisesy1s aeesptsncea drawn 70 ansnee
domestic storage ot eomanodltiAa pep4s
Asaesitxssi papss d this cbssaeseg
10 placed 81 ths ruliAs On : parity WITH
accsptansss drawn against exports and
inpsrts which Asye bssa extended froa
tASSS to six nentAs.
Omeials explained that the elx
months limltation was as far ~ ~
hoard could 30 u.dsr e1istins Law.
Various bills are pending n Csagtsee.
howevsf, 10 make aeeSptanese with
much longer maturity elisiboe for re-
discount by the reserve baAks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
S|XM0N1HS' TERM
.F0RRURAL CREDITS
Federal Rssswe 6oand Makes
Ruling Extending Time
Of Maturity u
TO AID CROP MARKETING

Washington, Dec. 20.--(By A. P.)--
Bankers acceptanees Of nix months
maturity. drawn BY growers Of staple
agricultural products or eo.operatiye
marketing associations, are eligible for
purchase or rediscount BY the Federal
Reserve Banks under . ruling promul.
gated today BY the Federal Reserve
Board az . step In the direction Of
longer term credits for agriculture.
Omcials declared the decision, which
makes the agricultural paper eligible
for rediscount for six months instead
Of three, SHOULD be of material as.
sistance to cooperative marketing as :.
sociations In financing the orderly mar.
keting Of crops" :.
Acceptances Of six months have been
asked for by many agricultural organ.
ixations. and the longer period Is be-
lieved by odicials to more nearly accord
with the turn-d over period required BY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
ADMITS H0LD-UP WAS
| HOAX TQ,E00L WIFE
Atlantic CITY Man Worried Which
Paw psv Came

epse.ol Dispatch to Evening Public LEDGER
Atlantic City, Dec. 20.--The mystic.
sjous "hold up" Of Walter John Shupp,
twenty two. .year-old electrician. In a
drhfly locked apar; ment on st. James
Place, near the Boardwalk. Monday
night. was solved today when Shupp
dsned confession in detective head.
quarters admitting the entire affair was
I hoax to fool his wife.
According to the confession. Shupp
led bis wife to believe be was employed
4 Boardwalk hotel. As pay day drew
sear he became worried as to the ex-
plana ion he would make to his wife.
finding her out shopping when he
reachc1 home Monday night, he decided
% work the "hold-up" plea. The sup.
posed mark Of sandbag found on Bis
forehead when he reached the hospital
proved to be a birthmark. Shupp's
wife was present when be signed the
confession.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
0. HENRY'S SPIRIT WISHES
MERRY XMAS TO DERELICTS
Authors Daughter spssds Money to
Cheer pown.Troddsn

New York. Dec. 20.-(By A. P.)-
The spirit Of o. Henry (William Sid,
ney Porter. visited the scenes depicted
h 30 many Of his short stories last
night to wish the ''down. and cutters" a
Merry, Christmas. On request Of o.
Henry's daughter. Mrs. Margaret Ce.
sre. $50. received recently by her for
. magazine story about her father. was
distributed to the derelicts in down.
town parks and lodging houses.
George Van Der Weyde. an old friend
Of O. Henry's, passed out the money
for Mrs. Cesare. He went first to
Madison Square. 1t was bitter cold
and the park was deserted. A seventy.
year.old messenger, his face as blue
q his uniform. hurried past.
Merry Christmas from o. Henry"
aid Van Der Weyde.
Thanks" said the messenger, grab.
hing the dollar bill and hurrying on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
SMYRNA HORRORS RELATED
IN SUPPORT OF ALIEN BILL
Refugees Testify Of Turkish Atroci.
ties Before House Committee

Washington, Dec. 20. - Stories OF
privations and prosecutions suffered by
Christians in Turkey were told before
House Immigration Committee ycster.
DAY In support of tho White bill, pro.
posing to admit certain classes of Near
East refugees into the United States.
At Ellis Island, Eliza Shnkinian. a
refugee. who had been released on bond
ey the immigration authorities to come
Washington, between sobs told how
ihe Turks had carried her into captivity.
now her relatives had been killed one
oy one and how she had made her way
20 America. only to find the door closed
George Horton. American Consul at
smyrna during the recent hostilitjrs.
corroboratcd many assertions made by
VIher witnesses regarding tho tribu,a-
uohs OF Christians in Turkey. When
one committee member sugxssted that
te tae refugees had occupied q district
ttertile In natural resourccs and should
% sent back there to work out their
V"n salvation. Mr.. Horton replied:
, for Gods sake, don't do that! You
~ouid he sending them to their death r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
FARRELL COUNCILMAN FREE
magistrate Finds Evidence for Ex,
tortlon Charge insufficient

Jntior MicrcGr. Pa, DEC: o0.-(By A. P.)-
auee dism;sadt;; W; McClain. Of Mercer. has
Jimrn.S JiM..SSrI ~ the case asainst Stanley
the y, c,,n councilman Of Farrell, In which
tsmntoyy MY omcial was charged With at.
eday. Mr.. McClain held fhat insnfs.
''mro for court. '
yoSnm ySSrmTo was arrested on complaint Of
s.un ss.n Drudisch. Of Farrell, who 10 now
Irving jail sentence for manufactur.
moonshine. Drudisch told the
syt tst mat Jimro had made an effort to
Hou HO'1 money from him for "protsc-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
"KRlSs KRlNGLE" ARRESTED
S""oren Protest a. Hs 10 Accused
OF Bloekina Traf1o

d. Sew Horh. Dec. 20.--ssveral hun.
Witt viii cniiGsen protested yesterday when
Canaan Cbsm Martin. q policeman, arrestsd
Sss ss"tsss, flynn, who was working 90 q
m,.'ssS,onal ~. Santa Claus at Tompkins,
was s' bio.t,;, p. !; The policeman said Flynn
man amy children followed tho police.
ton aaa santa Claus TO the police ste.
cbar,.aa mile away. where Flynn was
Yisi3,In". WIN interfering with trafic.
MsI.tss.o 20 thsir pleas. the police called
i3nsh,opat Feathsretons At West
q si.sd am arrspsed fov Santa Ciaue
M way to New Brishton' whers ths
e'rp'Ssat was Dismissed W."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20

~WTS Of sxcA lastixe Sssfwl-
= aSss tAst patttSvlos)v ysEest
- tAs tkeAeAtfsslnsss efy NJ
etvsS .Ssev 30 SbtG1sSd et WsN q
OcAs, Opticiaxs, 1ziS CAsstnSt 81.
II sslsetixS Prism Bis0c~less
(fsiss), Opsye Glossss (LsMsvts).
AsSsssstsys (Tyeos) sn1 indoor ~
sStdse- TAsrssoSsstsrs tAs sSpsyta Of
tAis SstaA AlisAHssmt spjlt proVs Of real
service. TAs We'd q OeAs Osferd
s~d ssqsisits LorS~ess an sstrVsss-
" popular az 0Vts ths season.
MALICIOUS ssmdy, esqsisitsly
~ arranged IN 6sdsttif ifssllN oet-
ten vp keSss, d sbta&nellS at
vsry loV prices for very finest 0,Asl.
~ from ony Of tho Momeo0Hs CsMdv
Skeps. Montague cdndies are tke
essst IN quality. fovor and appses.
aHes that u q possillA q produce.
1As name Of Msntaexs SsssNs (bsaet
esndiss Of every ssststy. :.
AY0 sstys sAarSs for sssvu
~ passsx0srs 4 sNs u Shs Msmy
and x,s.sssal fxs Setsts sbssst
The Cxnnixehaxs Task CeSUpom1s
ssrvioe. Cdll Bsri~e $500 for q Sosi
u 70 well 70 kaoao that tkis. sess>
co'npdsy olss pSSvtdss Ced1aes
lino,,sinss that q every Ssspeet =
ssrsbls q privots oar for seeiai NE.
TAs tdzis are al Dodge eors.
NJ O more 'oo~dsrfxl Chetstmss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20

err tsskss of fywy fSvm
n Aeilswslrs, Breed saA CAset-
~ xsl, o On v~.sxsi. lsextifssl
ss1 dsliCAtfwi CASistssas .pesssAt.
DSl1vSsv IN rsrfsct oondRjo~ u
sxsysstssd sS{tkim q rddiMs Of one
tkswssmd mllss. A essets aNe
SlsssiMs TEN fSS tkS Aslidav tsAle
caN 10 sivSa n sss Of tie keyes
Of ,sswdsyftl s1sswts,v1ss or ether
yars deltedsiss Srossrabls from tAss
ksvss. y.
" HOSE ,sAs ,dssirs TO gtve q
prsss~t fev CASistStAs MAt, y
4 not e~tv appvopsIate bst %.
cs.d'sg!y !sasttEsl g sv:n : e sss. :.
full SolM DO sUsn 20 viSH 'FStsa "
La Rue, 1915 Chsstnut st., iNs*se-
distsly during The course Of tAS6r
pre-iavswtory sale, IN yhieh. evsvt
~ ~ tksir superb stssk ef Ovte~tcl
vwSs Of svsvv siss amd sttte =
rdshsd q . ssvy law prsss.
~HRHSTNAS sAsppsns \ 9
n. grsat styeia e~ ne stSsnGsst
~ somstitvsis~s. A hour fev q
ss.Sstsxtiai, rsfsssAisg. dsissie.s
baies~y sftAs Aslsl Ads!pAis. ieu
q CAestsxt Sts., ssW e9as ~esd:d
rest and strsx9N e~d prevent tAs
possjbiliev Of iQmses Ssssltin0 from
tAs stroin u sxssaal fatigue.
rLorHlNG sx6.ys from. IL.
unusual dss,saNds Of social and
~ koliddy aetivitiss at The tiHns
Of year. a post oard or phone coll
to Barge, illS CksstSSt st.. will
bring q eoU fer tks sssit. eespm on
coat tAat q q Mt tks ,eovyp for usaS
and Il will b gssietly {stsrned IN
perfect eonAitis~ lselinsl lSs sOsll q
q SsW sor"'s".> Ea ;,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
indian women
LEARNING fast
Chic-Choc Club Members are
Told How to Prepare
Food in Scientific
Method.

With an audience composed of six In
dian women and girls, Mrs. Minnie b.
Church, county home demonstration
agent. explained to the Chic Choc Club
of Indian housewives at her office Sat
urday afternoon lust how" to take the
various steps necessary to the prepa.
ration OF canned food by scientific
methods.
Cooking apparatus with little pres
sure guages attached were much in
evidence at the meeting. Talk Of ex-
haust wires, pressurcs for certain foods,
and blanching processes, all Of which
would have been Greek to the house
wife Of twenty years ago. was received
with much interest by this small group
OF Indian women who are seeking to
improve their methods OF housekeep-
ing.
Mrs. Church made the comparison OF
the modern farm machinery used by the
men on the farm with cooking appa
ratus used by the women. II the farm
er should use new tractor why not
the housewife an electric washing ma
chine or other labor saving device, is
the theory OF Mrs. Church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
CANDIDATES TO FIRE FIRST GUNS
AT NEWPORT ABOUT JULY Is THIS
YEAR; Big MEETING Is PLANNED
Judge Moore Declares He is
Against Mud-Slinging and
Villification; Better Citi-
zenship Recognize Virtue
of Truth, He ays.

Ever since there has been a Carter
county, it has been the custom OF the
candidates for the various county Of
fees to open their campaign. officially,
1t Newport, in the central portion OF
the county. About July 10 has by
custom been accepted as the official
opening Of the open season on the wary
voter.
Interviews with several Of the large
crop Of worthy citizens who are willing
to serve the dear people" in an Of
ficial capacity indicate that II is to be
Newport's prerogative again this year
TO witness the firing OF the first guns
in the coming battle. the zero hour
being designated as July Is or there
abouts.
Big Meeting Planned.
Plans have been started by the can.
didates for big meeting this year, at
which time every entrant in the races
will have an opportunity TO make his
introduction. For a great number OF
years past Uncle Jim" Avery has acted
as chairman Of the meeting and II Is
expected that he will do so again this
year.
That George l.. Evans will stage his
annual barbecue and picnic Is the be-
| lief OF many. This is an event looked
forward to since Uncle George mas
established u reputation for himself as
host par excellence.
Moore Makes Statement.
3. Moore, candidate for nomination
as district Judge, said yesterday Il
would not attempt TO dictate the poucy
OF the candidates seeking election al
the hands Of Carter county voters, yet
| would be more than pleased 10 see
the old custom OF opening the county
campaign al Newport at the usual time
While it is my earnest desire 10 win
| the nomination for district judge. YET
my ideals are such that will lead me
TO pursue fixed policy. ! do not be
lieve-and my actions shall verify my
belief-that q candidate for nomination
on the democratic ticket in this county
or on the ticket at large in the state
should resort TO mud singing and vii
lification OF his opponents. | believe
that the statement Of Ed Semans. head
Of the democratic state organization
that every candidate for governor or
the democratic ticket is a man OF high
character and any one OF them sue
cessful In securing the nomination is
worthy of the utmost support OF al
democrats against any republican thai
might be nominated. should apply with
equal force TO our local affairs.
No Mud. Singing
"A man seeking political advance
ment." said Mr.. Moore, should not re
sort to means that he would blush u
use In his private life. II II shoul'
develop that cannot win the nomina
ton Of the honest. lawobservlng cit
zens of Carter county without resort
ing to q campaign OF personal villifica
ton and nasty rnud-slinging. then J
B. Moore will not win. But it Is my be
lief that the better element OF our cit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Wooden-Leg Scout
Must Stay At Home
On This Big Trip

Woe be unto the Boy Scout
who has wooden leg" for he
won't have show in the three
day hike that is to be made by about
20 Of the youngsters starting next
Wednesday afternoon.
c. B. Sykes. X. X. Van Dyne,
Olin Wolverton, Lewis Davidson
and c. b. Harris expect to round
up the fellows at o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon and return at about
9 O'Clock Saturday morning. Only
those boys who have demonstrated
they are able to make the hike will
be permitted to go.
A Is to Is pound pack will be
carried. and will contain a shelter
half. blanket. mess kit. canteen,
toilet articles, rations and fishing
tackles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
OBITUARY

ssWhereas. the Supreme Architect OF
the Universe has at death portals re-
cetvied life's last credentials of our be-
Euyed friend and brother, L. n. Glenn.
a member Of Carpenters Local Union
20. -1o2s, Ardmore, Oklahoma, and
Whereas. Brother Glenn. during his
Hfetpne was ON untiring worker for the
bedtsierhood and his wisdom and council
~ many instances was OF untold benen<
not only to his own. local union but to
orsanized labor as whole, and
4 Whereas. his passing away was q
great shock to all who knew him as
we'll as TO the members Of local union
81 swh ch he had been a faithful and
.honored member for the past 20 years
.-ss he always put forth great effort tC
sdist In making brighter the pathwa,
Others which makes the loss NOR,
gseply felt by Us.
+. Therefore. Be II Resolved, that tn,
members Of local Union No. 1928. Car
penters and Joiners OF America deepl.
depIore the loss Of Brother L. N. GlenI
aud convey TO his wife and family ou
profound. heartfelt and abiding sym
pathy and assure them that when tn
last sud' summons came he was amon
friends loyal unto death. To live
hearts we leave behind is not to die
and -
Re 1t Further. Resolved. that on
Page Of the minutes Of this local unio
b set apart for these resolutions an
COPY be sent, the family Of the d,
ceased brother and copy be furnishe
the Dress for publication.
49, d. y. FERGUSON,
w. +. CANNAVAN,
A. Il. WHITE,
-. Committe.