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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-29
ORDINANCE No osos

AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING ..-.
APPROVING PLAT PTSI-uuIrr
I\4 BLOCK 10 81 OF THE civ
or ARDNOtE. N4CATTNG s r..
TrON OF THE ALLEY IL So.
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or rorprItvGT nrA..
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pa.fr Ordained b, the Board of g...
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man fhree.fourtbs of the IegaI ynr..
resident on lois & and t..
south ian faat of Iot i'm bIocr Ar ..
the civ of Ardnora accordirg ~ 3D..
officiaI man and nlst NJ said cit,, b....
fuad tbeir notitior ,,.itb ba ,,,,,.....
and hoard df con,r,issiorars -a,,,a..
inc the re.subdivisinn NJ said lots o,,i
Whereas tbav ca,,sod duo no,i,, Nv,
such annIication for srcb ro.sunat,.i.
ion to he nnblisbed for t,ro consoo,,
five weeks in n.v.sr,ra. ,,uIIi.t,.,5
and of general circulation in ,''''tu tbo ni,,.
of Ardmore. and wy
V'bereas said ro,itio,o., L
carsed man and nlat ar a,al nav
snGdivisior p ta ha anu p3 p,", VI Su,n ,., re-
in the office of tho ci,,. niorI al" 80 '''su ,Su
citv of Ardmore and bova oa,,,a1 ,',
street n he snrvavad ocroas said ar;a
inal block No Az ono bnrdrod a,,a
thirty G9O, foot nortb nS tt, n.y. 'u so,.u "..'
line of said bIocI, and b.ro ,.,'l,'.'I 'ouSii ~
portion Of said originaI bloci i,imc inc
70 tbe south oF soid i'.no. ''"' '.o'H ,y iyinb
bered bIock AKA and tbo ,ot. ~ 'J I'm, "u'.,'
IN me numharod from, Ona ~ - w" >,i.,"
lg) inclusive and tbo 1ongtb ard " ,,ii.b .ti,'S
thereof to no designataJ re-, ''u,', o,,'i
have cansed tbe nortior of eaiJ jG'' a.t,t %.,4
nal Iots aforesaid iyin" 70 w. 3i,'" ,to .i, "'.tt,
of said street IN be snryo,od a,,I u,a
lots of said re.suhdi,,ision ~ ha oan ,'
timed as a nortinn of Gi,.L ~, ~ lo'i, amI
to he numbered fro,,, \-ino 20, NV W.
Twenty C9ol inclusive and bo,o 70, J,.,,, ~
mated thereon tba avact Ioro,b and
width of och of soil I,,,. ~
Whereas a nrnna~ dodian,io, -
said stree, sborrn on saiJ ,.in, VI
been made ,o mo ci,,, ~ t.5r,,.. r'", ''''a I..
the ownors or soid Io,s w. ~ ''''o' q W
NOW TuEPFEoPF pr nv on
DAINED ''' - - O'''
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as sbou.n oi s,id ,,.i,i,,,i I,.,. Wy
A., nf r'a "a 'i., '' 'g W. 59,i'''' p'olN ~.
NJ tho Month Iino W '' "t '.''J, Tis,t p's sin',m6
gortbu.os, '' ~, aud III, a,i, VI i', avenue
roo, NO and ', ,ho ,,'l''','e .a,In ,lol tn Low
cated ' '''' '''''' % ''' Guy va
eo..i.
That tbe r,on - anJ nI', .ho.,.,,,., H..
re.s,,Ldi,.i,il,, '''',' i''''' a,io" '''s Wv,
into bIocI Vo al % a,l VI ''.S','', ~, .3 g'oON
nnmhorirg ,ha ,n,i ,hD.,i I,,u toin anu re, TO-
natinr tbc iangt,, ar5 @ .i' ..,,,,t %'u ,, u.sI5,
be and tho saHa a." "''S L,.,,,' i.,' I.5 yns,eol
annrovod and nrddrod d',uuoy ,uo2 I "H4p,eu'
orded in the offi.o ~ ,ba ,''C" -. ",,u i.
of Cartor out. W. ','e Oouii.' F.gIh
cony tboronf o ,'i9 g"'I',o'''' ~ . anu ''ds
"a a. oopI ,nyIeoI De tii'u IN the oiIlce oi
Wv, e'v CiLy 'Ivl vi lle cry OF Arumore
block '', %o 'g I51 PIrt,o' i,in oI sulo Original
C,,...,..5' w no. 10, H'nE 20 lhe norm OF
'"""' l"'' 'b''. d1 SHOWN ny
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-29


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-29
LUXURIEs

I'm days of old
Potatoes sold
For twenty cents q peck.
But now for spuds
Like diamond studs
You have 10 write check
Nagraut Verse.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-29
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-29
Statement Of Mrs. Kahn

u want io substautiatc everything
that Miss Daisy Nichols has said. and
can honestly do $40. We stopped 40 fhr
school and asked the professor 40 Ic,
us look at q few OF the orphan cBil.
drgu We found them very dirty. poor.
l} clothed and seemingly afraid 10 an.
."er questions. When we reached the
home we We're met by youug-tcr
about five Years Old dirty and much
Ike IIr poor children with whom I
nave dealt for the past five years The
little fellow took us mp two flights of
stairs into the dining room and lirrb.r
which We're Zoo keeping with Oh, other
conditions dirty Upon Investigation
500 found thlf tho home contained
only "un sJ0N. .u addition Goo on. COO,
-.'.r. NIiy. u.gos Uri.y i- Inadequate
.nr Keeping 'ua children warm or rh.
bitterly cold uf..f.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-29
Section l.

That the portion Of the alley way
as shown on said original block No
i5l of the city Of Ardmore beginning
at the north line of Fifth avenue
southwest and extending north 1870
feet be and the same is hereby va
Gated
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
J. 3. TOmlinson Answers
Last Roll Call

Death claimed an old citizen yes-
tefoay IN the person Of j. B. Tom
hnson, aged II years, due to la grin
Inc deceased lived on Willow
brook street and had. made High
,Folnt his home for sometime. He
was married twice: by the first union
IS left three children, Cicero Tom
hnson, this city; Mrs. s. E. Tucker
and Mrs. j. Holden of Greensboro,
Dy the second union five children.
survive, BascOm and j. W., Misses
vaDah, Hazel and Berta Tomlinson.
The funeral services will be held
from the home this afternoon, con
Quoted by Rev H. H. Robbins of
South Main Street M. E. church.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
Another Building and Loan
for High Point

Beginning today the first series
of the Mutual Building and Loan
Association is opened. There has
been some 600 shares subscribed
and it is expected several more will
be taken before the month is gone.
The building and loan associations
are a great help to the city and
especially the man wanting to own
his own home; the investment fea-
-ture is a good thing too. High Point
has been very fortunate with such
enterprises, much of the success of
the city has resulted from them and
the new association gives promise
of fulfilling its mission in the field
in a thorough and creditabIe man
ner. 1t is differed by well known
business men. You could do no
better thing than to call at the office
Home Banking Co., and get M. c.
Crowson, the secretary and treasurer
to fix you up. See ad elsewhere.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
Private Wyatt. of Company M,

Private Wyatt of Company M,
will re-enter the service in the Phil
lpines He joined Company M, at
FL PAso, being originally from this
section.
s. Private P. L. Moore of Company
M, left today for Lexington to visit
awhile, before leaving for his home
in Rock Hill, S. C. Mr.. Moore is a
printer by trade. 5- .
Quite a few High Pointers went
to Washington yesterday on the
special train run by the Southern
Railway.
Mr.. White of Elizabeth City will
probably locafe here and conduct q
photosraph gallery.
j. A. Treat, registered pharmacist
saf Charlotte, has accepted a position
th stllae J Haet DEn9 Co.,
~ Wilson and Marshal were official
ly declared elected president and
vice-rresident respectively in the
National House of Representatives
yesterday-she time set apart for
such a pleasant surprise" by the
national government. ~.,.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
THE SMITHS. AND MURPHY's

Washington, Feb: 14.-Do you be-
long to the Smith family? If you
do your, prolific kindred are the most
widely represented family in the
ranks of Uncle Sans fighting men,
according to statistics recently COM
nilcd bv the United States Marines.
Of 1882 Smiths who have recently
enlisted in the United States Marine
Corps there are 1o1 Franks. 1855
Johns and 1850 each of Charles and
Williams, Murphys take the lead
among those of Irish descent with
s22 and among the Hebrews, who
contrary to general heliei are first
class fishtine men, 122 Cohens stand
stand bra> ely to the fore.
!. The term Tommy Atkins appI-
cd to the English soldier gained its
~nopula.ity by the large number OF
hat name in the British Army and
The United States Mariner polnt to
Frank Smith as being the logical
sobriquet of the American military
man.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
SOLDIERS MUSTERED OUT

Company n, High Point Rifles,
National Guard, were mustered out
this WeeA and now can 90 about
their business as civilians or at least
a1afi4 Unele Sam calls l1et t the
celors again. They have been IN
service over sevenmOnths and many
of them were anxious to return to
work. Very few of2them liked the
trip to Ell Paso and are not in love
with soldering too much but Of
course in case of actual serH ice
would gladly take up arms again.
In fact their term of enlistment
holds good for twenty-eight months
LONGER. .. ,1.> -
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
Slander and Miss Antin

Miss MarysAntin who appears in
the big feature ISLANDER" at the
Rose Theatre Friday is a remark
able Jewish girl who began life. af-
aEasine taaA Americas ia "a Gel.
Iag on Milk street, Boston, obtained
her education in the wonderful
American public schools, captured
the attention of the literary world
by writing as her first book, The
Promised Land, one of the greatest
written endorsements and appraisals
of America ever written in our lang
uape.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
WON'T TAKEIT OUT OF POLITICS

The Dalten act would take High
Point out of politics but it is under
stood that the republicans want the
city to remain Inf politics just as it
is. They say twas no plan of theirs
when MIR. Brockett a democrat
brought politics into the affairs of
this municipality and now since it
has been done the republicans have
the majority and expect to maintsin
this ADVANTAGE therefore as far as
they are concerned High Point is
In POLITICS-and there you are.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15

HIGH POINT ROUTE I

Dolan, son of MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
Jones. is i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and MRS. Vivian Cook have a
new arrival at their home-a girl.
Garfield Guyer has been confined
to his room for two weeks with an
attack of bronchitis
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowe spent
Sunday with Mrs, loves parents,
MIR. and Mrs. F. v. WEIGH.
Mrs. C. C. Cutler and daughter,
Miss Gertha Lee Smith, attended
services at the First Baptist church
in High Point Sunday mornings
The condition of MrsEMartha
Guyer has, improved some since the
last writing
f. Miss Fay Hofney, teacher of the
Iprin1a1 Grade Eel6fi school, was:
called away from her duties last
week on account of the serious i'll
ness of her father. Miss Irene Cor
don had charge of her grades while
she was away.
j. Lewis Woodson of Richmond,
Va, was here on business a few
days last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Y. C. WeaveI from
near Wallbura, spent Sunday night
and Monday with the family of W..
| W, Guyer
Among the military boys of High
Point who are here are four from
this route, Lieutenant James Welch,
Sergeant Dolph Welch and Henry
E'and Willie Honey.
Guy Pearce of the city, spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with Dolph
Welch.
/ Dossie Phillips went to Union
Cross Sunday to see his friend Dean
Smith, who is suffering from wound
he received more than q week ago.
Walter Grissom of the city was
visiting relatives here Sunday.
/ j. Mat Gordon made a business
trip to Blackstone, Va. last week.
"A. G. G.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
Pearl White at the Broad
way Monday
Blue Bird China Sets

The celebrated Blue Bird Sterling
China Dinner service of 81 and AZ
pieces are now offered at $5.48 at
$6 So which includes a years sub
scriptiOn to The Review. They are
the prettiest dishes you ever saw
and sold for: one-third their value.
We also have combination sets to
offer at various prices.
IL you want set of this beautiful
china ware; fill out the coupon be-
low and bring to this office.
CHINA COUPON
This coupon and SIS .48 entities
bearer to the 81 piece set or S6.5S
and coupon gets the AZ piece SET.
Address. .r'...- .>-~.:.....--
What set wanted, Price $........
This coupon good until Jan. 81
1917. Coupons must accompany
the cash.
THE REVIEW
- High Point, N. C.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
Pearl White at the Broad
way Monday
HIGH POINT, ROUTE 4 ITEMS

Miss Eta league was operated On
for appendicitis at the Winston hos
pitat last week and is getting along
nicely.
Miss Bessie Clodfelter of the Beth
any neishborhood is suffering with
mumps.
Rev. A. O. Keller filled his regular
appointment Saturday and Sunday
at Wallburg Baptist church.
The Old Fiddler's Convention Sat-
urday at Piedmont Liberty School
was an enjoyable event ::
Little Mss Wilmer Clodfelter is
an expert in making the puzzle pic
lures each week in The Review.
The last one was queer animal in
deed. She has been spending sever
al days with Mr.. and Mrs. ROby
Clodfelter.
D. E. Clodfelter attended the old
Fiddler's Convention at Wallbure
Saturday night. John Reid of near
Winston won first prize on fiddle and
Field Sells on bangU.
Miss Ollie Wyer and jamie Clod-
felter called on the writer Sunday.
1t is with regret the people learn
of the death of Jade Hedgecock at
the High Point hospital from appen'
dicitis.
Messers. Frank Smith and Conrad
Wyer called on Charlie Hine Sunday
afternoon.
William Collett and j S. Hine are
improving as noted from q visit
Sunday by the writer.
John Clinard is recovering from
another attack of appendicitis.
Miss Lou Hine visited at VIM
Collett's Sunday.
Ernest Weavil and family and
MIR. and Mrs. Wear and Mrs. John
Osborne and daughter visited at s.
D. Hines Sunday.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
DeSerter Arrested Here

Chief of Police Gray Saturday
arrested Allen r. Grubb. deserter
from Comapny M, of High Point
at Camp Stewart, El Paso,
Texas, Jan. 3, Grubb has been
in this section for a month. When
the boys came home from camp Inc
could not resist the temptation to
mingle with them, hence his cap
ture. The prisoner was taken to
Fort Caswcll to stand trial. -
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
THINGS. PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

An extra good one at the Broad
way tomorrow and each and every
day you will find quality pictures
at this popular play house. See ad
elsewhere.
Ed Ellison of the Rose Theatre is
some decorator as evidenced by his
artistic Valentine display in front Of
the theatre yesterday, advertising
Romeo and Juliet" the greatest low
ers on the greatest of all love days
ST Valentines. Red hearts aud cupid
darts and so forth, surrounded g
larger red heart. Much favorables
comment was passed upon It
essefseff jj.aiees ssIieh drives
the motors in many of the factories
and printing Offices was off all yes
terday afternoon andcauSed many
man to lose his temper. Just as
the clock struck six and all hands
had quit the Juice" came silent
ly over the wires and the motor in
The Review office began humm-
ing after rest Of six hours.
Many a High Pointer will envy
the man who can sleep for twenty
four hours unmolested but think
hardly any who would want to be
hypnctised to do the stunt.
Yesterday was St Valentines
Day aud many were sent and re-
ceived. especially by the youngsters.
Mrs. Phillip B. Rogers is confined
with pneumonia.
Mai. L. C. Sinclair and w, G Kirk
man have returneu from trip to
Florida. Mr.. Sinclair owns an
orange grove in Arcadia.
The Bank of Commerce calls your
attention to its ad this week.
Fayssous, the hynoptist, will ap-
pear at the auditorium Thursday.
Friday and Saturday nights His
services were secured by Supt
Mari. Let the people patronize the
attraction literally. -
Are we as. loyal to our schools as
we should be? From recent indica-
tions we judge not. There is a de-
>fict of $500. on the last school an-
nual and the. attraction Alice in
Wonderland was given to get the
money to meet this expense, yet
very little PATRONAGE was accorded
this excellent production. 1t was
a commendabte spirit in wanting to
earn this money without begging
for it and the people should think
of these things in the future.
.Gilmer Bros. Specially store asks
YOU to come where you can buy
snecials at big saving and where
everything is new but the price.
See ad. s.. .
"Our National Strength is the sub
iect of argument in ad Of Commercial
National Sank today-it is full OF
patriotism, See ad.
c. H. Mariner has been added to
the force of the Commercial Nation
al Bank as assistant cashier.
FEBRUARY Furniture Sale now in
full swing says the Peoples House
Furnishing Co in ad today and you
could do no better thantO catch the
meaning-and visit this great house
furnishing store at once:
Pearl White at the Bread
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
OLD CITIZEN OF DAVIDSON
DEAD

One of the oldest citizens in the
Abbott's Creek neighborhood, in the
person of A. o. P. league, died Mon
day night in his Goth year. Deceas-
ed was for IS years a communicate
of the old Primitive Baptist church
at Abbott's Creek. Surviving are
three daughters and one son. The
funeral services were held at the
old church yesterday afternoon and
the remains inferred in the old grave
yard there.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
REGISTER SO YOU CAN VOTE

March the 18th is the day we
decide upon the Dalton amendment
10 the charter of the city of High
Point, whether or not you want any
of the peesent officials to hold ovor
under the Brockett act or whether
you want a new set to be voted on
in the primary to follow, also If you
desire that the city be taken out OF
politics or leave it in politics as it is
now In order to have a say you
must register The books are now
open, 90 to it before you forget It
or YOU may be disfranchised.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
FROM MASTER MINDS

SPRING-The birds are making
sweet music for us all; in our bright
DAYS as David did for Saul.
LEGEND-Who gives himself,
with his aims, feed three; Himself
his hungry neighbor, and Me,-Long-
fellow
LOVE-Rank is good, and gold is
fair. and high 'and low mate i'll;
hut LOVE has never kuown a law,
bevond its own sweet WILL
well.
TRUTHS-Great truths are pOr-
tons of the soul of man; great souls
are portions of eternity. =
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
Soldier i'm ExtremiS

Tuesday mornings papers told of
the critical illness of Billy Arm
strong, member of Company M. of
High Point, who was suffering with
cerebro spinal meningitis and that
his life was deSpaired Of MIR. Arm
strong was in the, hospital at Fort
Bliss, Texas, when our soldiers left
for home. having developed pneu
mOnia: .@. - -
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-15
MISS DORSETT DEAD

Miss Sal!ie. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. DOrsett died Sunday af-
ternoon. The funeral services were
held Monday afternoon from the
Greene Street Baptist church con-
Quoted by Rev. j. M. Hilllard and
Sylvester Newlin,