Daily Ardmoreite (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 29, No. 142, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 19, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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Davis Comers With Officials
Here on Trip to New Or-
leans in Fall; Outpost
Meet Tonight.
liystery suiroui.us ihe features anil
cs that aiv 10 be unveiled at the
American Legion lunchuon next Sat
urJay. Secrets will be disclosed thu:
will Interest every legionnaire accord-
ing to Freeman Gait post commander
Of the George K. Anderson ios;.
All attendance piSze will be offered
by T. B. Dir. who has just returned
from Canada to the legionnaire holding
ie lucky number. Just whut this
trize is to be has not been learnea
but according to Mr. dull it will be
Well worth while and legionnaires are
allowed to use their own judgment ua
to What Mr. Orr would bring back
from Canada.
Tonight about 20 carloads of legion-
raires will go to Woodford to be pres
ent in the organization of the second
outpost of this chapier in Carter coun-
ty. Davis Was Here.
Hughes 14. Davis state commander o:
the legion was in Ardmore Tuesday and
met with- the convention committee
making arrangements for the commit-
Xec to confer with the railroad authori-
ties for special rates to the national
convention October 16 to 20. Mr. Davis
wus also boosting the state convention
which is. to be held at Hartlesville on
September 11 and 12. Hunford .Mac
Xider national conimunder of the
American Leg-Ion will be present at
the state meet.
O. W. King is member from Ardmore
of the state legion committee which will
confer with railroad officials about spe-
cial trains that are to leave Oklahoma
for the New Orleans meet.
Voters win have until Friday mid-
night to register and those not doing
to will ioso their right to vote in the
coming t'tctlons. O. C. Lasher secre-
tary of the county election board slat-
ed that registration so far was rather
heavy and that people in the precinct
10 who had had some confusion as to
the boundaries of the precinct were
getting rtraightened out as to where
to registir.
Following are the Ardmore precincts
the registrars and pluce of registration.
Precinct 1 Includes all territory be-
tween Washington and B streets north
west north of Main street to the city
limits. X. . Martin at Herd-Bailey
la registrar.
Precinct includes from B street to.
E street northwest north of Main
street to city limits. J. S. McCharen
at his store is registrar.
Precinct 3 includes all that part of
Ardmore north of Main and west of
E street iiorthwest. Mrs. R. . Hay-
den at her home 713 west Main la reg-
istrar. Preclti-.-t 4 takes in all territory ling
betwen north Washington and Santa
Fe railroad north oi Main to city limits
Mrs. Eul. Grubb at her home 314 North
Washington.
Precinct 6 Includes terrltoiy east of
Santa Fe railroad and north of east
Main stret. D. .V Ferguson at 800
Fifth avenue northeast.
Precinct 6 includes that part west of
south Wellington and east of D street
southwest from Main street south to
city limits. C. S. Keeder at Reeder's
tore street southwest. '
Precinct 7 contains the following ter-
ritory fcouth side of west Main street
from Texis filling station west to city
limits thence to the boundary of city
south and east to I street southwest;
thence with the west side of I street
to is lnersection with Broadway; thence
with thj i.Tth side of Broadway to the
place of Uginnlg. Voting place Texas
filling station.
Precinct 8 Includes territory at the
south l east Main street east tt C
street southwest to Third avenue
thence to Carter avenue east to boun-
dry. Allen King at King's store Car-
ter avenue is registrar.
Precinct 8 Includes thu part east of
aoluth Washington to C street south-
east iouth to Third avenue thence
est to Carter avenue and with west
side of Carter avenue to city limits.
M. Ikard lit his home 312 C street south
nst Is r-gistrar.
Precinct 10 Includes all residents
between !. and I streets southwest and
south of Main street and Rruada.
Persons who have moved In precincts
other tha t which they have registered
In also must register before the elec
tlon and everyone living In piei-mct
10 mu't register In the new district be-
fore they can vote.
Entertains Confederate Vets.
"Uncle fieoige" Evaim and his nep-
hew. Lim Evans went to the Confeder-
ate Home Tuesday afternoon to give a
concert for the inmates who had ex-
tended an Invitation earlier In the week.
"I'ncle George" plats the vlplin while
his nephew plays the pinno.
LEGION
PRIZE
FOR ATTENDANCERegister
Here:EASY ELECTRIC VACUUM
WASHING MACHINE
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times Guarantee.
Holmes Electric Utilities Co-
115 D St. N. V. Phone 2021.
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roundhouse is in the rear.
STORY-BOOK YARNS ARE REVIVED AS
EIGHT MEN PREPARE FOR .TRIAL ON
CHARGES OF PIRACY ON HIGH SEAS
PARIS Eight citizens of the Geor-
gian republic are scheduled to appear
In the assises couvt at Alx lin Provence
nsxt Thursday to answer a charge of
plricy on he high seas which accord-
ln to reports from eye witnesses could
not have been carried out more per-
Lfectly had It been rehearsed a dozen
times.
At S o'clock in the evening of May 6
1920 tariff event occured on hoard the
French steamer Soulrah which 2 hours
earlier left Batum for Treblzond.
With absolute simultaneity two men
appeared on the captain's bridge. One
of them levelled a revolver at the of-
ficer on duty and the other pointed
his weapon at the whel. Two others
took possession of telegraph office
HUGHES TO HEAD A
MISSION TO BRAZIL
WASHINGTON". The honorary mis-
sion which will attend thu Brazilian
centennial exposition will be named by
President Harding th.s week and will
be headed by Secretary Hughes it waa
announced "today at the White House.
It was stated that Mr. Hughes un-
doubtedly would accompany the mis-
sion to Rio de Janeiro.
An outstanding major general an
adjutant and two others will make up
with Mr. Hughes the membership of
the mission.
HAKUIMi MULCTS TROOPS TO
ASSIST IN OPENING MINES
Washington. President Harding
today will send aimultaneously tule-
grams directing the operators of
all bituminous mines shut down be-
cause of strike conditions to re-
sume operations at once and re-
questing the governors of those
states in which the mines operate to
furnish such military protection
as may be n-cili-d. If state troops
find it Impossible to cope with the
situation federal troops It Was
understood may eventually be em-
ployed. STRONG TONE FELT AT OPENING
OF l.XUUM.E THIS MOKMNG
NEW LORE. Covering of short I
contracts ilmiMT t.il u firm fn strunEr'l
tone to the stock market t the opening
of today's trading but yesterday's
pet tin ulur movement In tleels and af-
filiated share are lucking Gains uVer
sfltig a point each were made in Amci-
lean locomotive lndustr.al Alcohol
United Fruit and Coca la.
F. R. Evt-rson who has been In the
county Jail pending trial on a chirtge
of dlstrui'Mng thi- peace was granted
bull by Justice of
Puti her Mnnditv
the peace D. W.
Shall Not Pass!
oi shim-is buim.-u uy a Buaiusman ot
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while shots wtre heard In various parts
of the ship- throwing the passengers
Into a panic.
The captain rushed to the aid of his
second officer and found him struggl-
ing with four men who turned their
more appeared Just behind him. '
The band went through the passen-
gers' possessions thoroughly placing
Jewels nnd other valuables in sacks.
The captain was then compelled to or-
der the crew to steer for Khoper where
the pirates txpected to be met by a mo-
tor bont which failed to uppear.
Thereupon the captain was forced
to boats lowered to tuke the pirates
with their booty ashore. When these
two boats returnul the Houiras was
able to resume her journey to Theblx-
ond at 2:30 o'clock the next morning.
EIGHT ARRESTED HY POLICE
TIESDAY NIGHT REPORTED
Eight varied offenders Were arrested
by city officers Tuesday night. J. H.
Hamilton negro faces u charge of
petty larceny. He is alleged to have
Btolen several small articles from a
variety store Tuesday evening. 'Jn'''"
persons were caught trespassing on the
city Jake properly officers say; Two
officers one vag and three alleged
traffic law breakers were also arrested
Tuesday.
ALMOST SERIOUS TROUBLE
FOLLOWS AITO COLLISION
MlSKOGEE Okla. Excitement over
lat nights affair growing out of a
collision between a motor car driven by
R- D. Foster a special agent of the
Midland Valley and a car driven by
Mrs: a. o. Stuart and which almost
precipitated sr-rious trouble had disap-
peared by th.s morning and authorities
consider the matter a closed Incident.
New
"LONESOME MAMA" Fox Trot The Virginians
"MEMPHIS BLUES" Fox Trot t The Virginians
"IT'S UP TO YOU" Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and Hia Orchestra
"'NEATH THE SOUTH SEA MOON" Fox Trot
Paul Whiteman and Hia Orchestra
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"SOOTHING" Fox Trot . A11 Star Trio and Their Orchestra
"NIGHT" Fox Trot Club Royal Orchestra
Limes
trio property line of the C. and A
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iiuuiu me piani anu aJlow no on
and A. yards at Bloomlngton. The
HELPY-SELFY
New Cafeteria Well Re-
ceived on Opening
300 Test Offering.
People just naturally like to dine
out. And when It comes to "helping
themselves" to anything they want to
eat no wonder they fall for the idea.
That's the impression made at the
H. & H. Cafeteria Tuesday when Its
doors were thrown open to some 300
hungry folk. Telegrams announcing
the opening of the eating place were
broadcasted over the city. About 200
persons dined with the proprietors at
r.oon" for the first meal.
Home cooking threo times a day and
seven d.-iys a week Is the motto of the
new cafeteria. G. C. Dunham
R. Bin lr former partners In
r S
& H. restaurant are In charge of all
cooking.
The location Is 10 A street northwest
directly back of the First National
li nk.
"Wo intend to have the best cafe-
teria In the state fromething that the
people of A.rdmnre will be' proud of.
first of all because of cleanliness and
secoivl for the quulity of the meals In
comparison with the price." was the
I statement made by Mr. Butler. Wednes
day morning.
COMMISSION ASSERTS UNFAIR
COMPETITION OF STEEL FIRMS
WASHINGTON t- Details concern-
ing the complaint by the federal trade
commission against the Rethlehem
Steel Corporation and tho I-ackawanna
Steel Compnny elkirging unfair meth-
ods of competition through their re-
cently effeiTed merger were up for a
discussion at the conference here to-
day between officials representing those
companies -and members of the com-
mission. Discussion of details today.
It was said vtmld be of a preliminary
nature.
Victor Mecwis
Just Out
lisle
ESTABLISHED 189S
GUARD QFFICER
TO FACE COURT
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Adjutant General to Set Date
For Trial of McPherren
of Durant; Alleges ln
surbordination.
FORT SILL Okla. Announcement
was awaited here today from Adjutant
General Barrett as to the date for the
sitting of a special court martial order
ed yesterday by Governor J. B. A.
Robertson to try Brig. Gen. Charles 'E.
MlcPherrjn commander of the 90th
brigade Oklahoma national guard on
a chargo of insubordination.
McPherren failed to produce a pass
and was stopped by a sentry Satur
day night at the guardsmen's annuaf
encampment here and when taken be-.
fore the adjutant general offered his
verbal resignation.
The affair was aired before Gover
nor Robertson Monday and McPher-
ren 's resignation ordered withdrawn.
Then through sealed Instructions which
were not opened until yesterday the
governor crdered the court martial to
Investigate the charges against Mc
Pherren. .
Brig. Gen. McPherren resides at Dur
ant and has long been indent If ied in
activities of the state militia.
COVERING THE
STRIKE FIELD
Only isolated Instances of disorders
marked the strike yesterday. A non
union employe of the Texas and Pa-
cific rail.-oad was kidnaped at Shreve-
port. La. by ten men. An Atlantic
Coast line engineer waa shot and kil-
led by .a guard to whom he referred to
as a "scab" at Wilmington N. C.
Fresh state trrops were sent from Chi-
cago to r-Heve those on duty at Bloom-
Ington Ills.
Mayor Williams of Denison. Texas
in a message to Governor Neff asked
that a company of rangers be sent to
Denison. Three alleged strike sympa-
thizers weit arrested at Taylor Texas
on contempt charges. At Muskogee
Okla. all uvallable police reserves were
called 'jt to quell two disturbances.
After a meeting at Waco Texas rep-
resentatives of 16 unions sent messages
to President Harding. Governor Neff
Ing thai conditions prevalllt.g prior to
nnd heads of their national un'ons ask
the strike be restored.
A negro employed In the shops of
the Florida East Coast railway at St.
Augest'uv. Flu. was shot and silghtly
wounded by -three masked men.
Australan Loan.
VIENNA. The Australian pallia
ment today adopted the government's
bill for a forced Interior loan designed
to yield a revenue of 400000000000
kronen.
IS. O.S. PICKED IP
FROM MEMPHIS
Solid Carload of Sweef
Dreams Goe& to Hes3ig-El-lis
Drug Co. Horde? of Mos-
quitoes in Mississippi Delta
Section.
It has developed that when mosqui-
toes became troublesome In any local-
ity the demand for Sweet Dreams la
instant.
Large quantities are quickly sold
by dealers which fact reveals clearly
that Sweet Dreams Is recognized as the
one standard mosquito remedy.
fjy purchasing a solid carload of
Sweet Dreamy the Hessig-EUIs Drug
Co. unquestionably display their faith
In this great mosqjuilo remedy.
and now as for you the consumer
do you think that you would make a
mistake If you put 35c In an Item in
which a keen business man has just
put nearly $10000.00?
The greatest mosquito remedy ever
made Sweet Dreams. Never stains.
Never falls. Bomar Drug Co. adv.
Store
MART A
CHARGE
. I R AMI A ROVE
NEW YORK Liberty bonds
iMowed further activity and strength
on the stock exchange today. The
third 4 14 s rose to 100. IS und the
rourth 4 l-4s to 101.US both righ re-
'ords for the year.
RUSSIA PLANS TO
PAV OFF BIG DEBT
THE HAGCE. New proposals in
connection with compensation for con
fiscated property and payment of the
Russian debt were advanced by the
Russian delegation at a meeting todaN
while the entire non-Russian commis-
sion of the conference on Russian af-
fairs hfe.
The Russians suggested an arrange
ment by which Russia would imdertani
tr. negotiate directly and bond holders
for settlement of the Russian deV-
SEARCH MADE FOR MONROYV
V. nONNEI.L OF KANSAS
The whereabouts of Monrow W. Don-
nell of Augusta Kansas is being
sought by his father who lives at Box
29 route 4 Augusta the Ardinorelte
Is advised. When lust heard from Mon-
row was at El Dorado Ark. ami is said
to have come to Carter county oil fielila
to work.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN
ITALY SEEN FROTHING
ROME. A ministerial crisis. ;s con-
sidered In parliamentary circles as In-
evitable. It Is learned that" former
President Gllittl w ho has been spend-
ing a short vacation in France and
Belgium is returning to Rome owing to
the acute parliamentary situation.
direct
from
New York
400 Beautiful Summer Frocks Sent By
Our Buyer
I Our buyer Mr. Simons
aoie to secure 4UU attractive summer frocks of
beautiful imported materials. Every garment will
-b6 offered for quick selling at an amazingly low
figure for they were bought way under their ac-
tual worth. A-ready made garment can be had
in this lot cheaper than the cost of the material.
Sale starts tomorrow Come early qffi secure
the pick of the lot.
Imported tllnghams of an excellent qunlltyi workmanehip and
Ktyl of these dreoeea rannnt he rtupll'Miti'il for doulile the
amount. Big sUe rang and all rolora trimmed and tailored
mnilfl. . The tire real hat bar J in va.Jet; choice of CCv
Ifurments
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UP POAD LN ARKANSAS
WASHINGTON. Receivers of
the Memph.s Dallas and Gulf rail-
road were authorized today by the
Interstate commerce commission to
abandon approximately 80 miles of
line now beiwr oneratert bv them In
Arkansas. The prlncajial section
of the railroau ot which u servic.-
will be stopped under the board .
order today are those between
Glenwood and Hot Spnngs and be-
tween Nashville and Shawmut. '
Cigarette
It's toasted. This
one extra process
gives a rare and
delightful quality
Impossible to
duplicates
Guaranteed by (
now in. New York was
150 Dotted
Swisses
Guaranteed eroe'nt iual-
Ity Imported Lotted Swisi
ind shown in the very
clever st sty!-; of t hia
ff-ason.
I. ace an- Organdy trim-
mwl some wltn self ma-
lerials and shown In
Reds
Navy
Black
Periwinkle
iriys
iilue
Bruwna
Etc.
Choice of the Lot (or
OrJy
Choi
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$J..50
Fine
Fine French
Gingham Frocks
Just Around The Corner.
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