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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-18
"The Bohemian Girl"

Oklahoma City, Jan. 1l.-This city
sL9uIBJ GugW Su!sneo 81 '9lq!ssod 81!
The long and sustained success of
The Bohemian Girl" which the Aborn
Opera Company will present at the
Palace Theatre is partly due to the
picturesque romantic and dramatic
story it tells. 1t is that of an Aus
trian nobleman's daughter who is
stolen by Gypsies. In this band is
harbored a young fugitive Polish noble
who protects her and they fall in love.
After many adventures the identity of
the heroine is revealed to her father
by her rival in love, the jealous Queen
of the Gypsies. The father at first
scorns The young Poles suit, but final
ly accepts him as a soninlaw In addi-
ton to the attractiyeness Of its dra-
matte portion, "The Bohemian Girl"
also holds even greater appeal in
Balfes beautiful melodies such as 81
Dreamt | Dwelt in Marble Halls" The
Heart Bowed Down" Then You'll Re
member Me" The Fair Land of Pc.
land. Bliss Forever Past, THE Gyp.
sy Bride" and others, to which has
been added the charming ballet, The
Dance of the Hours from Ponchel-
lis la Giaconda."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-18
THE DAILY ARDMoREITE

realize that this will mean a great
deal of work for myself and the teach
ers, but wherever the opportunity pre-
sents Itself for US to serve the chill
dren of the community We do not hes
itate, and ! am sure that We shall
have the earnest cooperation and as
sistance of every parent in his work.
| wish to report that We have been
able TO overcome the crowded con-
ditions of some of the rooms that eX.
listed before the holidays By the en-
ployment of some extra teachers. Yet
there are rooms that really have more
pupils than the teacher should try to
teach However realize that your
board has spent all that is available
for the employment of extra teachers,
and we shall endeaYor TO make the
most of the conditions as they now
exist throughout the remainder Of the
year.
Respectfully submitted,
c. W. RICHARDS,
Superintendent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-18

important to make a survey of our
teaching force, it is much more inn
portant that we make a survey OF
those that are taught, or the children
in our schools. Therefore have pre-
pared the following blank, with which
We propose to make a survey OF every
child in our schools:
Family
Name of parents
Age of parents
When and where married
Number of children. Boys Girls
Education Father: b.
Mother
Occupation of father
General health of parents
Physical Data:
Date of birth: Height: Weight:
Under or over age in grade:
Physical defects: Adenoids; En-
larged tonsils; defective vision; de.
fective hearing; other defects.
Mental Data:
Abnormal; normal; subnormal; stu
dious; indolent.
What are strongest mental traits?
What are weakest mental traits?
In what study does he most nearly
excel?
Spiritual Data:
Are Parents church members?
Are they regular in attendance at
church?
Is child a church member?
How often does he attend worship?
Does he attend Sunday school?
Is his general conduct i! harmony
with his profession?
Social Data
Is child social or unsocial in nature?
Is he friendly in disposition?
Is he kind and considerate of others
Is he companionable?
DO other children seek the associa-
tion of this child?
What qualities of leadership does
the child show:
BY examining the above blank you
will see that the data asked for is
divided into five principal heads; that
Of the family, the physical. the men
tai, the spiritual or moral, and the
social. These, we believe, comprise
the chief element of human interest
and human character. If teachers can
be supplied with the information here
asked, it will enable them to deal with
the child as an individual rather than
in groups. 1t will enable the teacher
to give the child individual help and
assistance where he needs it most
1t will enable her to give such eXer.
cises as will strengthen the weaker
elements of his nature, and thus de-
velop him into q we'll rounded, sym
metrically proportioned character.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-18
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
OF THE ARDMORE SCHOOLS

To the Honorable Board of Education:
/ desire to submit herewith my re-
port for the fourth month of the
school year, 1867.
At the close of the school month
the total enrolment of the white
schools was 2,459. The number be-
longing at the end of the month was
1904. The average daily attendance
was 1874. There were 1O7 cases of
tardiness. There were 2,377 cases of
absentees, 16 cases of truancy, 80
cases of corporal punishment, and 8
cases of suspension, and 81 original
entries.
The total enrollments of the differ
ent wards are as follows: Franklin
COZ; Washington 4S9; Lincoln 532;
Jefferson 451; High school $50. The
number belonging to the different
schools at the end of the month was
as follows: Franklin 526; Washing
ton 402; Lincoln ass; Jefferson $50;
High school 92S. The average daily
attendance is as follows: Franklin
495; Washington 9SS; Lincoln All;
Jefferson 367; High School 3O6. There
were S14 absentees in Franklin school,
3SS in Washington, 356 in Lincoln,
402 in Jefferson, and AIT in High
school There were 23 cases of tar
diness in Franklin, 10 in Washington,
22 in Lincoln, II in Jefferson, and
Al in High school. There were 10
cases of corporal punishment in Frank.
lin school, 8 in Washington, none in
Lincoln, Is in Jefferson and none in
High school, There were cases Of
suspension in Franklin, none in Wash
ington, in Lincoln, none in Jeffer
son, and 3 in High school. There were
% new pupils in Franklin school, 10
in Washington, 20 in Lincoln, q in
Jefferson, and 8 in High school
Comparing these figures with those
of last month you find that the aver
age daily attendance last month was
1854 and the average daily attendance
for this month was 1874, or an in
crease of 90. Another comparison
that | wish to make is in regard to
tardiness. Last month the total mum
ber of cases of tardiness was 15S.
This month it was 107, or a decrease
of 81. The improvement in the num-
Der OF cases of tardness in the High
school is very striking. Last month
the total number was 80, while this
month It is only H. We believe that
if parents will give their individual
attention and cooperation with the
teachers in this matter that the time
will come when we shall not have a
single case of tardiness in all of the
schools of the city, and | sincerely
hope that we may attain that distine.
tion in the very near future.
During the previous months of this
year at different times we have sent
out survey blanks to the teachers,
with which we have made a survey OF
our teaching force. These have been
very helpful and lave brought to the
attention Of the teachers In very
pointed manner some of the essential
elements of a successful teacher, How
eyer. we have decided that II Il Is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-18
Millionaire Weds Nurse.

Chicago, Jan. l7.-Joy Morton, mil.
lionaire president of a salt company,
and Miss Margaret Grey, former
nurse and companion to Mr.. Morton's
first wife, who died eighteen months
ago, were married here today. They
left for an extended tour of the orient.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-18

We are all striving to earn more money for after ALL it is
the money that appeals to all of us.
Course in Salesmanship and Business Efficiency will
fit you for making money for it will develop YOUR
earning power You take exercise to develop your physical
strength-his will develop your mental strength 1t
will develop your will power will make you able to make
success of anything you undertake. It will benefit you
than any other thing. We know it, and so will
you when you try it. from his chin down is worth
but $500 per day-rom his chin up from to hum
dred thousand per year. There practically limit to his
earning power when his mental qualities developed.
Which will you be?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-18

HILLS BUSINESS COLLEGE is fully accredited 81 the
National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools To
be placed in the category of Accredited Schools is the
highest honor that can be conferred upon private
ca college No school accredited whose of study
not standard whose corps of instructors adequate
whose equipment not modern and sufficient for the needs
of its patrons whose educational standards
reproach The only way in which school achieve the
honor of being placed upon the accredited list through
the demonstration of real merit The student in accred
tied commercial school has number of distinct benefits
that cannot be enjoyed through membership in any other
school,"
1t is natural for all of to want to better our condition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-18
TIME TO ENROLL

NOW the time to enroll By doing will through before
the hot weather We have
take it. Fill out the attached and mail to TO-DAY,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-18

This the to get good position We had sixty positions
fill in December Forty them having
ready We place student just he ready
to work Do not overlook the best time
start in business and to get a good salary.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-09
FIESTA EN- HONOR DE LA VIR-
GEN DE GUADALUPE EN- LA
CATHEDRAL DE SAN
FERNANDO,

-
Sc nos p:de la publication &c 10
s~iguiente:
Los maxicanos residences en- esta
c:GGad, e5tan invitados a los cultos
que eli honor de ST. santa Patrona
Nuestra Sonora dc Guadalupe, Sc ce-
flebraran en- Ia casedral en- Ia forma
s~iguiente:
Hoy dia 9 comenzara el triduo i
as 7.30 P. NJ. con rosario, sermon
IS 5endici6n del Santisimo seguiran
los dias 10 V II a Ia misma bora.
Il dia - 4 las $50 A. NJ, comen-
lara la misa so'emne, en- 10 q:e pre-
dicara Ell Rdo. DR.. Jose J. Rios y
aSistiran e. limo senior Arzohispo dc
Mexico Jose Nora Y del Rio : Mon
senior Jose VI. Echcvarria CGispo dc
SaItillo.
Por Ia tarde a las 80 P. NJ.
ha5ra rosario ' sc:r:on que predica-
RI cl S.. Can6nigo Lie. D. Car'o> Vi
'leraS Cruz. terminando con Ia ben
dic:jn del Santisimo Sacramento.
ESperamos que On estos lias dc tri-
bulacion y praeba todos los mcxi-
canos ac2diraE a los pies dc Ia Wy
gen para implorar 81 protection :
amparo.
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EFSTC2Ik

El sol de Mayo. Memorials, ae = Inter
'snCiou Frances. CJa z-2D1s'ns -.....s$.E
- Cerru lie la Lai.,t .,U.- ..-..-..- -
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historic de Mexico. Vor Verbs, IS
ae los pTimerCs utMEU>, h1Sla L. c-lcs
-. SSgUldp itai"'fu. IN ,t.s #.z 80
Historic General Re Aexico, Tor E-F2's G5
Historic Universal. .i.c.uG nc tu-F s..
La Intervention y q lLver.p, rJc -
la5o AivS-eZ, 1 yCIaUS, pasta lea 81
Ia Ma,estad Ca.da- NOFels aiS-oslcs
ss u e~ayoluci0n maderiS.a ..........-- S.y
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rrecCl02 contra ESp2Ga .....-.......-. 81
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de Ia Guerra de Il forms ---.......... So
Naycac!oles H.StGric2S NeNCaaSS.
9ssd!cio1e3 y irS tutaS- chrS cesT!f1as
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coFGEl1 &c los nigOs de Mexico. 81
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sac, roots : CSudiIo. Obra rels:iTs
a o #F-EW. .EH. e HH #. So
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Kotas de Ia Ciudad
HOGAN DE DuELo.

/. a. .!ete de los c%orrientes IA
ilc2i6 c. Groebeck Texas. II ninn
Pctrl:a Esperanto, hija del senior NJ.
9. Escobedo y su csposa IL sonora
Franc!Sca q. dc EScobed0. Como era
ia mica hijita de los espOSoS Esco-
beio. fac:l es comprender e! dolor
que les aflije por Ia perdida que AGA
ban de Sufrir.
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EIENCIAs OCJLTAS

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~tografias. Ia sei+ora de Saulles subj
z las ~habitaciones de! segundo PTS
cor el nino Y por mas de mi nor
pudo oirsele platicar Y iugnetear col
Jack" Pero despues, baj6 de nue.
70 al ]saloncito dc recibir y Sc pns
I las drdenes de los reporters, qui
mes iniciaron 81 interrogatorio.
. No ha resuelto NADIA para 10 future.
Mis- p~roycctos? dijo Ia sonora
cuando So lie i~nterrogo accrca dc clio
nor los reporteros, No he hecho min
yunoS. Ne c~ncuentro sumamente can
saGa. Ha sidu TODD este demas!ad'
. para mi. Por algun tempo. 2erma
! aecarG aqui. Los hombreS a!g1n dix
me iustificaran enteramentc por l(
cue hice. No picnso II a Chile pc:
ahora y quiza pasara algdn tempo
antes dc que ne rcSuc'"a a visita'
nj pals"
En- csc momento. Jack. va Gambia.
do De ropa. vino al salon Y TONI
parte en- Ia conversation, como una
persona erande.
No vayamoS a vivir d Chile. ma
ma, Gijo cl peQJcno. Tamos no ma:
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ESPIRITLSMO.

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Correspondence Especial para Ia rHENSA

por IL sonora Blanca ErriZurri dc
! Sau!les, en- e. proceso que Sc lie ms
! truy0 con motive de! homicide co
| metido en- IL persona dt II esD9so
Nj. John /. de Saulles. Ia bella chi.
lena, 0 mejor dicho, 81 d~efensor, ei
iabogado Uterhart, tuvo que sostener
una Ultima disputa, quiZa de mayor
importancia para ella que la reso.u
ci6n de su propio proceso, pues que
fse trataba NADIA menos que de la pc
session Y custodia de SUI pequeno nj
10.
FL pequeno Jack" como Sc lie la
ma familiarmente, Sc hallaba Dajo IL
custodia de Mr.. G. Maurice Hecksher,
en- la Residential de este, sta en- Ia
Gale Cuarenta y Nueve al oriente,
numero 35.
Mr.. Uterhart eStuvo preciSamente
q! dia siguiente de Ia absollci6n de
Ia sonora de Saulles en- Ia Residential
de Mr.. Hecksher, para pedir que ell
nino fuera devuelto a su madre. Mr..
George Gordon Battle. Representative
de las familias Heckscher Y Saulles.
iafo.mo a Mr.. Uterhart que So Iba
4 celebra. ma confercncia sobre e.
particular en- Ia casa de Dir. Hecks-
"
her despues del medlodia de csc dla
: que para Ell IA tarde Sc lie comu-
nicarla Ia decision
HSt9 "c&rrla en- KoS!En, l. /, III
gar de IA F~cSldenc'a He Ia sra oau-
Hes. por 10 que Mr.. C'efiar' empEen
III" en- SeguIoa Su maFch' " est"
cluoad. en- automoN'!, ' SIN iAiofmaE
= Ia sonora oe SapAeS "e los Sue
sos SC dir'Gio d Ia cas-" o. N'F' i'e'NS-
AeF, ' deSPUef DC Il { CON-
renc!a cen e'' oOt"'' que = .e en-
Ffve"Fa al pe3U|l'' '~"Al'v""le"''
i4vS" = "a'cHN T." 1eE'''' = ''"'.f''
con 81 Pr'c'o'" caf|''' ""' "''''" "'
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Los re?oTte-os en- casa &c la
ssHor" SSal!es.
N!en;r"* Ma. JteEhart ~arregi"oa
Il d"v"'.Ii@n de! nmo y sc enca-
r2Iaa'" con el a Ia casa ~ IA sonora
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Defuncioncs.

lose G%una. cjneo jias de n@c;do.
$50 Gale So. Laredo.
C~r.spjna Uha!!c, III mcs cuatro
dias. lbs Gale s. San Marcos.
Lucia Rios. : meSes. Gales Scguir.
AIaria Torres. ~ amos. 81 Gale
p"'gad"-
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Ia Sra De SAULLES Es AHORA
la Miller MksFELIz DEL hUNDO
Tiene va en- su poder al peeueno Jack

mo clos 10 saben haccr. De verdau'
no tengo miedo.
Despues de que Sc tomaron las TO-
~tocrafias. Ia sei+ora de Saulles subio
2 las habitaciones de! segundo piso
con ell nino Y por mas de una hora
pudo o~irsele platicar Y iugnetear con
Jack" Pero despueS, baj6 de nue.
vo al ]saloncito dc recibir y Sc pnso
4 las 6rdenes de los reporters, quie
mes iniciaron su interrogatorio.
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Co0EGOs mEXICANOS

Isasaase los pedlGos acoGrpa5ados de sd iHaoFIe, en giro postal
dc Express 9 81 carta ceriiHcada, a
8GN&ci0 6 Lc-aAg
N. lis Sanls Rass Ays. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
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HOLMES.

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-29
Dy United Press.

By United Press.
Oklahoma city, March 29s-sena-
tors and congressman OF Oklahoma
have answered the call Of President
Wilson to attend the war congress.
Both Senators Gore and owen already
are at the national capital and those
OF the representatives who have not
yet reached Washington are speeding
over the country on fast trains and
should arrive there before the session
begins Monday
United States Senator Gore, confin-
cd to his bed BY Illness, was unable
to return TO his native state lie has
written friends that he hopes TO en-.
cage actively III tile extraordinary ses-
sion Senator Owen, held in Washing.
ton after the congress adjourned on
March by an extra session of the
senate, Is now In Washington and viii
be among the leaders of the admins.
tration forces.
Representative from the eight con.
gressional districts in the state will be
on hnnd during the war congressA r..
A. Chandler Republicans newly elect.
cd congressman from the first dis.
trict, left vnita for the national cap
ital March 20, W w Hastings, Dem.
corat second district left Tahlequah
Monday, ana Scott Ferris sixth dis
trict Democrat l.awton, left Tuesday
d, r. Morgan Republican, Woodward
eighth district, Charles D. Carter
Ardmore, Democrat, third district Tom
d. MceKown. Democrat Ada, fourth
district and James " McClintic, Dem
oorat, snyder seventh district are
either at the capital or enroute
Chandler OF yinita and Mckeown of
Ada are newly elected members from
oklahoma. Their presence At Wash
ington means the absence Of pictur-
esuuo "Alfalfa" Bin Murray, fourth
district, and J Davenport first dis
hlet
Part Indian am oil producer q cham.
MON of good roads and Republican, II
A. chandler Vinita newly chosen CON
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-29
OKLAHOMA LAWMAKERS ON
WAY TO SOLVE WAR PROBLEM

gressman from the first district OF Ok.
lahoma, represent his state in every
respect by politics Oklahoma is Dem
ocratic The first congressional dis
trict usually sends a Democrat to ,-s-I
gress, but Chandler has a strong polit-
ical backing has been in Republican
politics IN Oklahoma since statehood,
and Is expected by his constituents to
make good in Washington Chandler
was born in Sloan Springs Ark in
1872, and moved to farm near Vinita
when a boy He is by blood one-six-
teenth Cherokee indian His wife was
Miss ella wainwright and they have a
son and daughter Following a six
year term as assistant in the office of
the clerk OF the y S district conrt at
Vinita Chandler became Republican
member of the state board Of affairs
l.e resigned as a member Of the Re
publican state committee to make the
race for congress- defeating James s.
Davenport retired Democratic repre-
sentative, Chandler holds large inter-
ests in the oil fieds Of his district
Tom y McKeown, congressman
from the fourth district succeeding
"Aifalfa" Bil Murray, has a clean rec.
ord in private professional and politi
cal life He has always been a fight
er for the Democratic party and his
keen wit and oratorical ability make
him much In demand as campaigner.
McKeown was born in South Carolina
June I, 1878, He studied law at Cor
nell, came west stopping for time
in Arkansas. and moved to Ada in 1901
He was chosen as district Judge in
1910, reelected in 1919 without oppo-
sition. He was urged TO make the race
for congress IN 1911 but stood aside
for another He served as special SUI
preme court commissioner upon ap-
pointment from the governor Nc
Mctheown carried his home county for
congress in the primary by 1000, or
about four TO one. His Wife was Miss
Anna Sanders Of Ada Odd Fellows
and Woodmen fratemities are among
those in which he holds membership.