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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-25

faftifzAbEtf'HfN, May "a y The
Phillies returned TO Philadelphia to-
day after an absence of "a month. and
lost the first game of series with
Resten. 70 "a drive from Dew
Inns bat hurt Moore's hand in the
second, and he retired in favor of
Seaton. The visitors played a great
uphill game. tieing the score in the
seventh. and batting seaton for six
runs In the eighth, Hess pitched
good ball. except In the ninth, when
ne eased up,
The score.
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NOTICE.!

The n. l.. Bsrsea safe q Leek e}
Inc, have arranged fer te0Doo
manufacturing quarters ~ Neos 5@s
H-st s~w<h EA1hth strest.t a-r- y
prepared TO take care Of al eS0o4S
for safes, vaults, etc. & Us Us
The company has . large efoN4 N9
safes and vaults % the asoR ~ {0
warehouse and are pPepared to A10ls
prompt shipments TIL
The company has openea 0f3p9~s
and showrooms In the f0lloWSu9
~lttesi Washington. Hichu scn1, No
folk and Charlotte and have eN4UDa
of technical men and salesnaen -
take esre of all items coming -
the company's attention.
Cuts. estimates, biuepr3nts. spesS
cificRtions and expert fnformofA01.
furnished free 10 those In need ~
same. Inquire OF
r. L. Barnes Safe and Lock
Company. Inc.
II. I. LIPSCoMBE, Sale. ManageS,
Rfchusond, Wa.
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WOODS IS STEADY AND
TAnS DEFEAT REOlEGS

DANNuLE. VA. May 2&-Woods
WAS hit hard today. bur was steady
when hits meant runs. The feature
OF the game was the home run drives
Of Wilson and Hinton In the second.
which put the game on ics Both
teams played good ball.
The score
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Virginia League
Continued from fifth page
VANCE PITCHES TWO
GAMES AND WINS THEM

PETERSBURG. VA, May z4.-In
the double header here today Peters
burg walked away with both games.
Vance pitched both games and only
fourteen hits were made of him. seven
in each game Barnett featured vita
the stick making six hits. our of seven
times up, two of them being nome
runs. Petersburg made . total or
thirty two hits. o.. A MA Ga
FIRST GAME.
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Petersburg.

summary. Stolen bases-AHtHOHE'
Sacrifice hits -Eichberger. Morrison.
Sacrifice t1ies-Braun. Two-base hits
Busch. Anthony Barnett Three
base hits-F&nee. Home runs-Bar-
nett. Heating, First base on errors
Lynchburg, /; Petersburg. l. Left On
observation-disclosures 5; Petersburg, &.
Double play-Busch to Barnett. Struck
out-Bv Sexton. /; Vance, g. Bases
on balls--Sexton. 2; Vance, /. Umpire
Black Time OF game, ! IS,
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Especial 10 The Richmond Virginisn.
WYTHEvILE. VA. May 24,--A mes
SAGE has pean received here. announc-
Ing the death John Young Terry at
Colon. Panama. AGED thirty-one. The
{ ,eeased was grandson Of the late Gen.
eral William Terry. OF wytheviile The
body will be brought TO Wythevilla.
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RICHMOND AND CHEsApuAHEIn
RAILWAY COMPANXrs

Schedule VI Siec trte tra1na 4
FROM Asntzuu, stopping N ~
date stations upon signal: Nv
mon n Broad r9 ~ and LanSsl m
lilo, 2:10. s:lo. t:iob. S:i1 6sf
0.I0b. 1910. 11;AS r. ~. IN.
$3.50. 10. q %. 10. ssf1 a. NJ
asa SIS -. q ~ IS
sDaily except sunday.
aaiT. bCarriss ha&ga8A s5x
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-25

1dCEltltE LUIGI,
Ktrcher. Sacrifice hles-Schrader.
Two base hits--~Clunk. Hudgins, Wal
lace, Zanelh. Home nuns---Wilson.
Hinton. First base on errors--Nor
folk I; DanyiLe. /, Left on bases
Norfolk. 4 Danville, 7 Double plays
-Hudgins to Sohrader; Hinton TO
Dodge Ia Bigbie. Struck out-3y
Woods, = Bases on halls--Orf Gas
ton. g Umpire, Donahue.
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Summary; Stolen base=--k eating,
Woolums. !. Sacrifice hits-AnthonF.
Vance. ? Two-base hits Eichberger,
Busch Three-ba hits Barnett,
Busch, Braun. Home run--Barnett
First base On errors-Petersburg i,
Lynchburg. 3 Left on bases~~Petet9 j.
burg, 4 Lynchburg. B. Double plays
Morrison. unassisted; Simmons to
Busch to- Busch to Barnett, H!ts-Oft
Winges. IL IN innings. Struck ont
BY Wiages. i; Vance. 4. Bases Ola
balls-Ry Winges 3; 1Toolums /. Hit
by pitched hall--Anthony. Umpire.
Black Time Of game. : 90
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ONLY ALL RA1L LINE TO NUHJVleNka5
Schedule In effect May ~. 1912.
for Norfoik: bs:io A. M. 1900 4 d
as.oo p, NJ. .4,io p NJ, o7:1b P.
For Lynchburg and the West: s1:1Es
A NJ, 1000 A. NJ, Assoc r NJ. eesa4
Arrive Richmond from Norfsl1sE
a1Is4o k. NJ, bfl;45 A. NJ. 's:s6 ~ n
bio:2s P. NJ. al 30 p, NJ From sNSN
west, .s4e A, NJ. aa:oo p NJ. 49,
p NJ sstes p NJ $500 p, NJ SS
sDatly. anany ex. sunday,
bSunday only. S&
w r. PEVfIr. c. II. HOaL1XsaE
q r. A. Roanoke q. z. A.. RtchmoNM
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

The Back to the FaVa Mevement Has
set In. II you have y farm for sale
or exchange, send US a. fun descrip-
ton OF what you have. f.. NJ GUM
pY e. CO, To4 PEOPLES Savings Bank
= Bldg. Pit>shurK Pa
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*Batted for Richie In eighth.
s"Ran for LennoX in eighth,
Store bY Innings X.
Pittsburs 80 o / @ NJ
Chicago 0 0 0 9 % 0 O.
Summary. Two-base hits-Sheck-
ard, Evers Three base h!ts-~~.l- NIL
leF. Hendrix, RYers Sacrifice hits
Byrne, Wilson, Sacrifice fly-hVilson,
Stolen bsses--Leech. Double plays
Wagner and ] Miller; Mccarthy and
j. Miller; Evers and Holman. Lett
on bases--pittshurg. e Chicago. 5.
First base on hails-OT Hendrix, ! /;
off Richie, 7. Struck out---By Hen
dirk, I. First base on errors--Chi-
cage. /. Hits--Of Richie. II IN 7
innings; off Cole In / inning Time
--1:4o. Umpires -Klem and Bush.
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-rf,ha-tr .a.-afZ VA f.v4tfrtnr1
first and only man in the city of
Richmond charged with violation Of
the ''pandering" act. was postponed
IN the Hastings court Yesterday to
juno 4th, his attorney. G. K Pollock.
being IN New York on city business
at the time.
Coleman was indicted on q charge
Of receiving q diamond ring from a
woman Of the segregated district
and afterwards pawning IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-25
Halifax Murderer Arrested


Governor Mann received A teleEVa m
yesterday conveying the intelligence
that Fred Arlington had been ar
rested by Halifax authorities AIRING
ron murdered Thomas L'unr two
yearr ago, near Rambl~e, In that coun-
~ Six months fter the killing OF
Dunn the dead body Of man was
found dressed in a suit Of Arrington's
clothes, while beside him was AIRING
toms gun. Although incapable Of
Identification. the body was taken for
that OF the prisoner. TThesherif being
unconvinced, took mp a elew which
resulted In the CO pture OF the ac
cused
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w antS'Want
LOST

Ie@t--Frateraity Pin WITH Letters X.
A.. at dance at Elks Home. Reward
II returned to Miss MacCorkle at
1ohuston Wills nurses home, si1
East Franklin street.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
TAO A.-LocAl-Daily-N Newport New.
Thurmond
80 co A-Express--D aiy--Norfotk Old Ietn4
ioooA-Loeal-D.ly--Lehbs In. q -
t4:oo P--Express-Da iiy-Norfoak. n: N4W&
800 P,--Ioosl-Daily-N, New, Old P0aak
5:l6 P,--Iocal--Daily-Csord
sis P-Locai-Ex Sun,-Lchbg. N1tue1
Bridge. Clifton Forge. #
P.--Limited-D eIly-Cincinnati Cnts9
*ff;o0 Daiy--CinennAA IN0l4a
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMoND-Iessl =
Esss Sis 4. NJ. 7:oo RI N, Th,csM
East: 1870 A.. NJ. $50 p: M. Lee
Through: $50 A. NJ. gas P. NJ. and $50 u -
James River Line 1855 A. NJ. eA5 =. y.
sspsilv except Sunday. 80
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HELP WANTED--MALE

Sells Like Hot Cakes, New Laundry
wax. perfume clothes with lasting
new OFFER. PERFUME GLOSS. IL
Water St, New York.
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PERSONAL.

SHOE REPAIRING
3oc Rebate II You Bring This Coupon
with YOU Mans half soiea, tic, re-
bated TO 5sc; ladies half soies, soc,
rebated to 4oc: children's shoes sixe
up to II. soc. Every pair sewed; best
leather; no nails, no pags. DREw'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY, IT'S
East Main street. Phone Monroe
56sf.
Rich mond shoe Repairing Company.
1873 East Main. will reduce the price
of half soles from 50 cents to SIS
cents
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HELP--FEMALE

wantea--Teaehers Fer Beet ;;outhern
institutes. grades. high schools. col
enrolment. Enroll early for best
openings SHERIDAN'S TEACH
Frs AGENCY. Charlotte. u c.
wonseu In DO Piain sewing NJ Home
for q large PHILADELPHIA firm: good
money and steady work. no canvas
snE: s-nd reply envelope FOR prices
eaid UNIVERSAL co. Desk .. Wal
nut street. Philadelphia. Pa
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SITUATIONS--MALE

wamteA-Dy An Experienced Type
writer repairman position as re-
pa'rman in or out of the city Ell
perienced In all makes OF tyre
an honest living or salary. Ad .
dress r. r.. sos North Mosbs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-25

FOR SALE

FOR SALE
/ Foa SALE.
, Motorcycle And Bicycles. All Makes
and prices. ToMPNNS, 327 West
| Broad.
kindiing weed-sI.G0 For Load. MIL
| LER NJ MANUFACTURING co.
Fer saIe--Msxw~iI, fn Good Condition.
suitable for pleasure or light deliv-
lry. Four cylinder, Ave passenger,
30 horsepower Best offer accepted.
Demonstration gladly given. Address
D.. care Yirginian.
! Columbia Disc Grnuhophoae, with
double disc records t12 selsctionsl,
s14. Denble-dtsc records, csc; THE
TALKING MACHINE CO. T0s East
Main street.
BRIsTOW's BARGAINS.
One Secondhand Truck.
Tive Top Delivery Wagons.
One Up-To-Date Peddier's Wagon.
One Hixb-Grade English Cart.
Wagon. to suit Everybody, All In first
class condition and great bargains.
Repairing and Repsfntinw Especially
See II. c. BHIsTow. Ii North Eish-
tecnth street
Grocery business. West End, $500 VIII
buy d nice compact business: house
and store very low rent This fs a
snap and should be seen at once,
| CASSELMAN, 1918 East Main.
For snIe--On Account of Owner I4eay-
Ing town for Will cell Baker
{ Electric Coupe. suitable for lady
shopping or calling Only in wee FIVE
! months. little used Cost 81 675' will
/ sell reasonably. VIII dem strate
to Interested party. Address H..
care Virgtnian.
! tsed Ford Cars, 1908. 1909. 1907. 1908,
1899 and 1910; two. three and Ave
passenger, In excellent eepaitson.
Owners purchasing 1912 nods1S, VIII
| send Instructor home with out-of-
town purchasers FORD AUTO CO.
1929 West Broad
I FOR SALE
-Four Passenger Buick Automobile In
good running order. equipped with
gas lights. top, windchield, horn.
| etc. Will sell for $500. Apply to
p. O. Box, No. 2s., City
Egxn and stock for sai---we Have
one pen Of white Wyandottes, one
Rhode Island Reds-fen hens and one
cock to the pen. The first check for
si1So 81, ssts .s either pen pep. A .s have
one week to two months old / viii
sell at reasonable prices, Keltsrstrass
Crystal white Orpingtons. r. r.
F'ishsl White Rocks and r. r.
| Thompson Ringlet Barred Rocks
Eggs from hrst pen, 81; second pen.
/ $3.50 per setting Satisfaction guar
anteed. GSLDERQRO POULTRY
| FARM F. ". Moye. Manager. Colds
boro, n G.
/ A Large Stock of DuExtes. Surveys md
runabouts: high-class and Low prizes;
also delivery and farm wagons
! TEOS. II, DUKE CO. so4 Brook
/ avenue.
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COAL AND WOOD

Plate lee. Purest and BEST For All
uses ana the most economical. 40
cents per hundred Try 4 load OF our
pine and oak wood, which Is dry and
under shelter. TYLER & RYAN,
1901 West Cary. Madison 1879.
II You Have Tried LoAess Perfectly
-----<5ss' oak and pine or his slabs Cheap
est summer cooking wood and his
virginia anthracite cheapest cooking
- fae+ In the world. fou can resi- az
= sured you are dealing at head
quarters for summer fuel and CON
efnue. have been leader about "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-25

Mem and Women Representative by
responsible manufacturers. Write
for details Good pay. WOLFF
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HARDWARE
BASEBALL

Goods OF Every Description. BICKER
STAFF. East Main street
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sITUATIoNS--TEMALE

wanted--By An Experienced Demon
strator, q position by lady TN or
out OF city, a. store demonstrator
only: will go TO other cities Address
s. r., sos Mosby street.
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VIII start Yeu Earning - or Nor,

q VIII start You Earning - or More
daily at home in spare time, si'yering
mirrors: no capital famous French
mstho6; none better or less expen-
sive: let the old original mirror
man" start you right and boost"
~ou to success In hest paying trade
Of today ee, Instructive booklet. Civ
ing plans OF operation; IT'S free. @.
r. REDMOND. Dent. So5, Boston
Mass.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PICTURE FRAMING
WANTED

Young Man Wants Room With SIec~-
ing porch attached in private home.
references. b. L., care virginian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-15
All Cities Affected!

Wolves perambnlate the streets OF
Muskogee, and the other day a report
was circulated that grizzly bear had
been done to death on the streets OF
Tulsa. But listen! These are no cir
cumstances to what one individual re-
ported in the Ardmoreite today. He
lives in the vicinity of Lone Grove,
and the weather is cold. He came 10
the city and AYERS that in less than
twenty minutes after his arrival he
was seeing more different kinds of
boa constructors, cobras, and diamond
backed rattlers than he ever thought
existed. He did state without great
deal of persuasion that previous 10
this display he had consulted a genus
homo. supposed NOT TO ENlST in
this city under the present admins
tration
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Ardmore, Monday, January ID, 1s'z
FARMERS, COOPERATIVE BANKS.

David Lubin, delegate from the
United States to the international IN
stitute of Agriculture at Rome, Italy
has written a series OF letters to the
agricultural press OF this country ana
also to some of the leading repupl-
cans of this country concerning CO.
operative banks for farmers. lie Is
of the opinion that one great heed oi
the farmers OF the South is some KIND
of "A cooperative system OF banks ny
which they may secure loans at rea-
sonable rates, thus enabling them 10
make use of opportunities when they
now lose for lack of working capital.
This system has been adopted III Ger
many where IA billion and a half of
money was loaned in one year to lar
mers. not "A mortgage was taken 10
secure any loan and the farmers dld
not pay more than five per cent lot
the use of the money Mr. LuDin has
communicated with the statesmen or
his party in this country to induce
them to incorporate a cooperative
system similar to that in Germany
in the republican platform this year.
He states plainly in his letters that
the republican party will need some
thing to obtain the votes of the agri-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-15
CRANDMOTHERS
USED SAGE TEA
To Darken the Hair and Restore
Gray and Faded Hair to
It's Natural Color.

II is easier to preserve the color OF
the hair than to restore II, although II
il possible to do both. Our grand
mothers understood the secret lhtE
made a sage tea and their dark
glossy hair long after middle life was
due TO this fact our mothers nave
gray hairs before they are liity, but
they are beginning TO appreciate the
wisdom of our .randmothers in using
sage tea" for their hair and are fast
following suit
The present generation has the au'
vantage of the past in that 1t can get
a ready-o-usc preparation called Wy
eth's Sage and sulphur Hair Remedy.
As "A scalp tonic and color restorer
this preparation is vastly superior to
the ordinary sage tea made by our
grandmothers.
If your hair is losing color or com
ing out. start using Wyeth' IS Sage and
SULPHUR today and see what change
il will make in a few days time.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug
gists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-15

Marcus NJ. Fright, who crew up III
tho banking business in this city and
who is now connected with the Fort
Worth state Bank of Fort Worth,
Texas, was reelected cashier OF that
hank at the annual election of officers
held this month Mr.. Bright has heId
that responsible position since the
bank was organized and so well has
he done that the stockholders have
decided to keep him there. Mr..
Bright has many friends in this city
who rejoice at his success in business.
lie has won every promotion he ever
received by hard work and deserves
every one Of them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-15

them contented and happy Any sys'
TEN that keeps the farmer down Is
ruinous TO the country as a whole'
The Southern Commercial Congress
should take up the matter of COOP
eratiye banks for the farmers OF the
south there is way to solve the
problem, ther is a way to double the
agricultural production of the country
by making the farmers able TO larh'
right and relieve them of the burdens
they must carry under the present
system
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-15

4 meeting ought to be called TINS
week for public discussion OF the
town building plan outlined in Sunday
mornings Ardmoreite by w b. john
son Mr.. Johnson is a man who can
lead the citizens of the city to We
tory in any fight to make Ardmore a
better town, Charley Fraley. presi-
dent of the Commercial club and one
of the live wires Of the town should
be the man TO call the meeting The
best time to get busy is NOW.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-15

Here is remedy that Will cure
your cold. why waste time and
money experimenting when You can
get preparation that has won a
Worldwide reputation by its cures OF
this disease and can always he de
pended upon? II is known every
where as Chambcrlain's Cough Rem
edv. and is a medicine of real merit
For sale by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-15
BROWN & BROWN,
Use Ardmoreite Want Ads.


What n dainty little person Miss
Bookings is" exclaimed very youns
man al an East end reception one Mon
day afternoon.
Yes" agreed his companion, lacon
ically.
such a 1.-THE. perfect ngure! And
those beautiful little hands! Surely
no manicurist could produce an ef'
feet like that: It must come from ma
ture aided by rest
IL guess SO"
"Rut here. something I've always
noticed. See that gaunt awkward girl
standing beside herr Girls always set
some ugly person to show them on by
contrast. Look at the big red hands
Of the second one. Amt II fierce!
Who's that fright. anyhow
That's Miss Bookings older sister.
She washes and irons Miss Bookings
party gowns for her.-ClevelsDd Plain
Dealer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-15
SUPER|NTENDENT'S
MONTHLY REPORT
OF THE WORK OF TIE CITY
SCHOOLS FOR THE MONTH Or
DECEMBER, 1911.

Ardmore. Okla, Jan, 9, 1872.
TO the Honorable Board OF Educa
ton;
Gentlemen:
desire to submit the following re-
port upon the work of the schools
for the past month.
During the month our total enroll
ment reached 1853. There were lAi3
pupils belonging at the end OF the
month. The average daily attendance
was 1364.55. There were lilO aD-
sence, recorded during the month
67 tardies: 9 cases of truancy ana
% cases of corporal punishemnt. The
total enrolment was distributed
among the different schools as FOL
lows: Franklin jll, Washington 3S7'
Lincoln 3l6. jefferson 300, High l13.
The number belonging was distrlDut-
ed among the different schools as
follows: Franklin 4&4, Washington
BOG. Lincoln 2SS, jefferson 265, High
1910.
The average daily attendance at
different schools was: Franklin 1865.
Washington 2SS.95, Lincoln rs, JET
ferson 2lG, High 145.
or the total number of absences
recorded we find that 5Ol were III
the Franklin, 26O5 in the Washing
ton. III in Lincoln, 3S3 in the JEFF
ferson and 94.5 in the High.
OF the tardies, II were in the
Franklin, Gin the Washington, 10 in
the Lincoln, 30 in the Jefferson, II in
the High.
Seven of the nine truants We're
in the Franklin and two in the High.
There We're ten cases of corporal
punishment in Franklin, > in Wash
ngton. 3 in Lincoln and in Jeffer-
son BY an examination OF the
above figures you will see that the
average attendance was about "a per
cent of those belonging.
Some of the above figures are very
gratifying indeed, while some are
not as satisfactory as We should like
for them to he However, when we
take into consideration the fact that
during the past month we had some
very cold weather and also that we
had the Christmas holidays, which
have tendency to demoralize the
work of the school, We feel that
this is quite satisfactory.
Teachers continue to apply them
selves diligently to their work ant
they manifest an enthusiasm and in
terest quite beyond the average a.
We know teachers. Through the pro
fessonal study which they are doin.
this year, they are getting an en-
larged vision and clearer concep
tion of the work that they should dc
as teachers than they have ever haC
before. This as manifested itsel
ntheir daily work in the school room
and | am quite sure will also be
manifested in the results obtained
at the end of the year.
am also much gratified to repor
that there is much Improvement il
the discipline of the schools, Pu
pills are more obedient and it seem
are realizing more clearly that the
are indeed a part Of the school an
that whatever reflects credit upo
the school reflects credit upon then
therefore, they seem to want to d
right for rights sake.
They are realizing that the habit
. of conduct which they are formin
now will determine their conduo
, when they get out into life and ar
. therefore, endeaVoring to demea
themselves in a manner befittin
men and women.
Respectfully submitted,
- w pIrJJAPnS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-15

The next political move due in Oh
lahoma is resolution coming from
the BOYS who are forced to live at Me
Alester endorsing Governor Cruce as
delegate to the Democratic Nation
al Committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-15

If Governor CruCe attends the Ma
tional Convention in June he will pro
badly insist that Lieutenant-Govern-
or i. i. McAlester be sent along too.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-15
500 Per Plate.

was naid at a banquet TO Henry Clay.
in New Orleans in 1912. Mighty
costly for those with stomach trou-
ble or Indigestion. To-day people
everywhere use DIR. Kings New
Life Pills for these troubles as weli
as liver. kidney and bowel disorders
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-15
DISPENSING CHARITY.
Compulsory Education Cannot BE En-
forced Unless Children Have
Books and Clothing.

"A freight car would not mold the
clothng we have distributed since the
cold weather" sad Mrs. Nannie cur
It's this morning, who is county pro-
hation officer and who is dispensing
charity among the poor. Coal Tor one
family last week cost 81, she said Dut
there was sickness in tn" home ana
a fire was kept up all day and night.
During the past month $llO has been
spent for groceries, $oi was spent for
fruits. and clothing to the value OF
$50 or $500 has been given ont.
In all forty-thrce families have been
helped and nine ont of this forty
three live in the county outside OF
Nrdmorc. the remainder live in Ard
more. As many as % children in the
county have been supplied with cloth
ing SO they could attend school and
other children could be placed in
school if there were funds on hand
with which books could be pur-
chased.