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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
MARKET REPORTS
GRAIN

CE,z=u. U,ec- --Cor1 prirss laI q
downward tendency rosssv. influenced
more Qr 3'ss b. uotsee thar -he directors
q me exchanges Rad prohibited further
trading ir the D@ce--b=- Option
Le7o t@--Ieraru-sss vsl1ch Ih1eareued
- l1lIfy Temporarily the promise -
t-r-=r traffic conditions on the railroads
JED 90 subsequent uuturr- -he Close
vs7ss firm I-sal-s % es11-e 1T hiEaer
Elth lauuz-y SIesl-e . s. - - AS
Mzv SI-s
Frsss.5e-t shortage q supplies 20 el-
zce cs-Iverlss 20 - -r1zde O. D--ee-1r-r
contracts kz6 n=@1 eKerciszrE e c. -
sway over ot1er months
Removal q fhss factor 1e.ued rh.-s-
fore 20 szs= the market OT-1inE p-icss
Wnsch rzlEsd tro-1 quarter % --7se-
szgHtl-s cents % % z sHz1s z6wsace
With January 81 $3.50 sl.s Ia AT Nzy
ia IL 70 fl2s - ws-e foIsCzez -
2 u,oc=u2te g@r~-zl S-tuecS
L1c-l1ztl1= sziss q hosds-s q d
cernt-- cunr-sc-s ezss-sd -Ae cats
-ua-ke- a. Ehols Eos- e ths ssz-lrg
hcsever. Ezs n s-zl lots
Lover qEotatiols On. huEs szz- .
downward swlnE % pr0yissozs- S1,-s-l--
va lacking
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
SAYS PERSHING'S ARMY
HAS AMPLE SUPPLIES
3riccrs From French Front Testify BE-
fore Senator.

Washington. Dec. 2s.-More informa.
ti11 on equipment. ordnance. clothing
and other supplies u General parshia- 81
forces a1i also az the u-ti0a.l a-rsr
cantonments WAS received today hF fi
senate military committee from Ma5aF-
Generals William Wright and Elvi.
s. ]. Greble commanders al Camp
I--.p .phal. Oklahoma. ana Bowie. Texas
'es-'@ctively. The officers recently re-
turned from the French battle fr0u-
and were examined in executive session
G=ne-ai Pershinc's troops. the Of
nce-s said, have ample supplies % al
KINDS. including ordnance although
much u the heavy artillery g. b1--
rcwed from the allies They said thar
The American expedition las plenty q
clothing and that the only dedcienc-
IN accosr;rerent vas motor tracks.
L-ate- the committee held & pEt-i-
herring on conditions al Camp Doc4-
Phan and Bowie.
Secretary Baker in response TO
resolution passed unanimously last Wed
n@s1a-. urins the war dcpa rtment 70
fo-ego routine in supplying winter clot.-
ing az various camps. replied by lett--
-ctly THAT conditions mad improved hs
recelp- ~ heistei supplies and thar
steps were Immediately taken u rea1e.-
shortages
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

fe~ seAsouA her accomplishment
Along this line OF her ambition Is I'M
prcxive- she admits that she - .
woman OF one ideA-Aaorus In the
thing she has undertaken 10 do. and
declares that she has no time for
she has the sort Of cApabntty thA,
can turn = hand 20 anything. how
ever. '-She can cook-oh marvellous
ly.-it she had time 20 bother Win
H." declares a member OF her house
hold she knows ho~ 10 knit? -oh.
yes. but there = no time" she picks
up a bit OF sewing now and then"
Vouchslfed 4 maid who was asked
this question while Mis- Taylor was
answering one Of The numerous phone
calls thai interrupted thu chat. '-Oh.
yes, she knows how 20 sc~ anything
but she never has time
LAHretts Taylor knows AL about
preparedness in the garden She can
make anything grow-from beans 10
Jack roses She IL yorsed in garden
lore and can talk as one who knows
about soil. fertilizers. planting seasons
and 80 on: bat she speaks lightly OF
her garden knovledge-like most 9TH
er things in her NE. outside her earn
est ideal Of work and OF success in
that work. her plants and flowers are
incidents 20 be ;aken casually. as side
issues in life.
Her personality !mpresses YOU rest
fully. You feel sub-consiously a
reserve OF energy. OF VI
;Al.ty, Of capabliiy. all concentrated
10 ore supreme end: her outward i'm
preston on you Il one Of gentle cour-
.eSy, OF exquisite potSe. OF a hne re-
s-raint in manner and gesture tha;
obviously from an inward
serenity and balance unharas ssed BY
nerves or self-consciousneSs. Il IS /
has natural restraint. contras-ed with Z
moments OF great emotional feeling /
hat make I-aure;te Taylor's acting so I
Ascinating and 50 compelling. She .
ltm!reS particularly the Spanish 1
-chool OF scting: its dignity. It's re-
trzlnt of gessure, with 4 perfect *.
conveyed by more subtle
- All my plays" she says. "are
Working Up 10 one big play-after
while Some day you viii see what
mean
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
Tending the Furnace

"M You MANAGE your own
~ furmoe Mn. Housckeepcr .
= Ars you ouzfe tndependsns In
- tAtss~gArd IN case OF emergency
--~fouid sAe man Of the hous>. for
insAnce bs oounned TO his bed with .
had attack OF Er1ppe when the cook
has left ard the furnace man has
rAcamasxxn and canno, set around. {.
Having fgn wttA furnace. or con-
once. ts-aE In The point Of view. One
woman I know considers her furnace
an excellent Substitute for the garden
exanc42e whsch che misses 50 sadly
<Aroxh The shuf-n mouths: and after
Al. looked q; In the r-sh; way. a FUR
nee h . moss Interesting a1A1r-the
ery hezrs OF the house. whose living
warmth sent out DAY and night
through the Arteries OF the home. :
xhs Wy essence OF comfort and hap
penas fcr eeery occupant Of tia;
AomG-
A goo6 hot al furnace ough; not
TO 60 out al vtnce- long. snd only
through neglect docs * ever 60 oct
oSNr night. or sSl 20 send % The
proper amount OF heat Coal piled on
s.aoe = Gay. and ell drauyhts shut OF.
vdn not keep house warm in mid
vfneer. thoceh this Is the proper treat
mcus for a spring or fSll day when *
Is >mestsng oy-SsdeA =; s a red IRE.
Dos . black one. TIA. gives intense
heat and IN very cold weather the fur /
nsce r-sE< be fed every two hours a. /
leass viii one good shoyelcul OF cca.. /
The upper door should be kept closed /
and slight drauSht permitted un- 1
darceash- while the chimney-damper 4
Is SO c5t0oesy; 10; lengThwise OF the 1
chtsG>y foe as Il Is in the morning
when the IRE Is brought Up; or cross
wise as al night when the are IS Shrf
doSa for many hours A IRE kept up
In thks way. all day lons. 20 get strong
heat mus be shaken down several
times. for fas- burning fuel means
heavier sccun nul2tior o. ashes and
-,-nkeS- - IN warmer weather vhen
The IRE Is banked with coal. the lower
ioor closed and the upper one SCI
'pen Ito keep the FIRE -cooied aov1-l.
, gocd -Asktrg once = day n ss-ly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

resi- she must be ready again for the
evening performance. But anyone
who has visited Star in her dressing
room knows what joke that "brief
ros' IS There Ar@ Newspaper inter
viewers; there are letters TO be looked
over; there are callers (many % whom
have 20 oe turned away, and there
are telephone messages By the score.
A delightful room Is the dressing
room of IA1rette Taylor; a room nIr.
nished in rose chintz and more arts
uoaily lighted than The usual theatre
dressing room. The walls are hung
with many signed photographs OF well
known folks IN the literary and
dramatic world and on table and
dresser In addition 20 lovely fiowe-s.
are many little knick knacks which
speak OF The affection and admiration
OF hosts OF friends
When the evening performance is
over Miss Taylor goes straight home
and after bite OF supper. reads IN
bed until the wee sma' hours: reads
her tense. vrought-up nerveS-hirh-
keyed by the performance into which
she has put all her physical energy
and all her ~oul-into a quiet tina.
admits the possibility Of sleep. When
asked what books she reads TO make
herself sleepy In these dead-of.nighf
hours when most people who have
been enthrailed by her acting are
snoozing pes cefulIy on their pillows.
she replied: "Oh. sometimes serious
books. and sometimes novels-any-
thing not 100 exciting"
u is in summer time that she does
mos OF her serious readinx-pe-haps /
when the weather does not peru.it o, .
Playing out OF doors Character study .
absoros her most She Is deeply in
terested IN biographies and even in
story books that bring out develop
ment OF character ard. OF course.
some deiving into psychology accom-
panieS the analysis OF character. 7;
: In the delineaton % character that
Laurette Taylc-'s arnhit.cr lies a-d
70 one who has marked the course
Of this young star through The pas,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
HOSTESS TO GLIB.

Ms William Il nlirdo-n IIe Z
street southwest. entertained the mer
h-rs o. the Washington Fo-ty-Two clu5
and additional friends yesterday zfts--
noon- Cut aoWers and decorations sue
Ee-tive = Christmas frightened the
rooms Mrs- Henry Pen-tnEron made
high score ard was presented 4 cot
glass bud vase. The consolation favor.
. silver thimble. vent 70 MrS. z. H
CorieW. and MrS .. a Sweet receivei
the guest pri1e. a pair q crystal czndl@-
sticks 4 iwo-course menu wzs served
Those present were NrS- Victor WI
hams Nrs- Henry PennilEton. Mrs.
2 {. Harlow. Mr.. George Shueier. Ar
Alma Red Nrs- 2. II Cor,ew. Ms
Willis " Whittington. Mr. J. l. Cox. N-s.
n a Sweet. Ms z u. SloGgh. Mss
Anne Anderson.
The next meeting Wil be Rid Ire
svninE q January 70. When Dr. an
MrS- J L Cox vii entertain re ci-t
-le-1te-- and -1e-r husaz1.S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
REPORT or WHIPPING
AT BRENNAN DENIED
Citizens Stale >fory Of Farmers Refu~
ing 10 Join Red Cross = Untrue

Rr-hsrl- Texas. Dee 9S.-A state
neu- isSu@d here today signed 5oirtly
hv y. c G8tGincS member State Coun-
~ - Defense- T =. BCits- chairman
Red CroSS Christmas membership cam
-sri-u. : . Kennedy. chairman NsSn-
inxton County Red Cross Auxiliary.
W W. Sezrcy chairman local defense
council. and Emnet shannon. siitor q
the Bsrner-Press. denies the story pub
IisheG r@rertly of the whipping - I've
farmers h-eczuse they did not become
members of The American Red CrcSs-
The statement aiSo 1ys no huEEy
Ehsr.S zere uS-d or distributed and that
ther. wzS 10 citizens committee meet
irC The statement further szys an
average % zee Members of the Re-
CroSs wzs S@curef each czy and that
lNetcs-iaV'S returns indicated an over
: s1t.scriuiio- q - pr cent The quota
WzS 5.eES and 7leee members are sSi1
20 here b~@n secured
IL Is further asserted that n ope-
- nurca-ru - N Rel Cruss and
u-her rsfriotic wcrk hzS cone % thr
-.s "a - su~ ~ rh2 au-hnTs-ies-
frsrez rts' ---clt IS rlaie y three rer-
-r-f So r-f- e. tre STREETS b=-cRuse
~ sleEei EiSicy1l remarks zni flar
l-s- 80 nsr psrllc.Tzs-sli in each ii-i .
Tls- men Eho nae. .fl,e Al -
.l-io.-l rt1z-Ss ar in N-1stsnrrrE-
a --f-E -Ec E-s's C11--.-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
ENJOYABLE DANCE.

Mss Ireirla Bliss Roberts Wss THE
hostess last night Al one Of the most
enioyahle Of the Christmas parties In
receiving the guests she was assisted
by her pareuts- Alr- and Mr.. Thomas
Roberts Refreshments were served
The guests Included Gretchen Lacy.
Florence Wall Halle I-anford. Minerva
Thompson Wilma Lois Roberts. AHiene
Skipworth Inez Irby. Dorothy Dfrrs
Lucy Cook. Harold Murrens lame.
Sullivan, B1ch Graham. Glen Eddlena-
Joe Thomus9n- Erret Dunlap Jr-. Rovce
Mullen Cecil Irhy. Willis Tanner ard
Arien sullivan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
IINESTOCh

ksnszs Cl-y. Dec- -1-Fsu-g Rs.
,-4pts- steo. 10 Io~e- EuIs srsseE-
I1-ps- heavy. SIs--5GI--l1- Lzt-. SIs--7
6Isss- pzEs sl1le3Gl5-F6
Catti@- Receipts. ; .i-ot. s--ady P-f-e
led steers. tl-ee Gls5e. tussseI h--s
Steers fll-tesI- - so-r1e-- s-e@-s.
S. - q See. >roEs 81 - q 70 g. se.fe-<
fs-soG le-5f- Stpcse-s t7-ttdII-.s.
calves ts-es 6islCs.
Sb-ep- Rsc@ipts- Ices. Lambs s. =
Q ~ vearlirEs f11eaErs 90.
Wethers SII-ee6l3.e8. ewes tseeE1I -.
s-ccksrs S7el6Is-te
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
RED AND WHITE LUNCHEON.

Miss Carol Daube. who j. home for
the holidays from Northampton. Mass
where she attends school. occupied the
place Of honor today az a beautifully
appointed luncheon given by Mrs =
W. Wallensiein- Red and white were
the colors favored in the table appoint
ments- Red birds perched or the water
glasses held the ribbon-tied place cars
IL their heaks and the favors were
holly boxes filed with rel and white
mints- 4 fvecoUrSe menu was served
Covers We're laid for Misses Csru.
naube. Florence Gait. Cora and Eliza
beth Dyer. Frances German. Marguerite
Graham and The hosts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

military titles distinctly nelu--E 20 the
+ tshting men of the army and the
l navy
Mis- Fraser IS q member of the eNecu-
rive committee oi The national war say-
T sngs committee and Of The national agri-
I cultural committee ~ England.
Cake.
small cup sugar. II-2 Guns -four. >
Teaspoons baking r-oyver. sir thor
oaghly- Pct whites TWO eEEs in cup.
Add shortening 20 make Il iEllf fun
Fu cup wis- milS. STIR i've minutes
Put all toSe,hs- and boke IN tWO iay
ers.
EIliing.
One-haH cUp each of butter. milk and
s,,ysT. vCIss CT two eGEs. beaten. STIR
and cocE ur-i il VII form a sof. ball
Favor with vanilla le, cool and Gdd
one c1p o. ra.sins and nuts miNei to
-ether. Put between layers saving oUt
enough before nuts and raisios have
been adde3 60 place on sop: serve A.
dessert
CrutoTs.
Cu- bread in 0ns-iralf-inch slices and
make into cuoes removing the erusts,
ru- IN oven and str occasionally 30
e, an even brown
SNOW Pudding and CustSrd >ance.
One-half tablespoon Ee,atine tr(noX'S
or Nelson's. .one-fourth cup cold water
one cup sugar. one cIp boiling water,
une-f3urth cup lemon juice an1 one
teaspoon vanilla whites of three eggs
SOAK geizIsre q. cold water add boiling
wate- end su-a-- le- u coci and when
first heat has left a5d vanilla u hen
Z j. q rhscz syruv ads IL 20 the s-iffly
D. aten whites Beat urtH il Is smooti. I.
and nearly hard Mold.
Custard Sauce.
Yolks of three eEgs. Is cup
suEar six tablespoons. i teaspoon I
szI-. one pint hot mix. one-half tea
spoon vanilla FoIo,- general rule for 4
-us-srd Cook in i1uu.e oOiler STIR
.nE constantly untn IL c1ats metal
sLsoon i i should cuniie beat ws,h
-z-he1ter over cold Eater and II may
make e. al right serve ice cold
General Rule fer Cusiard
Hez. nils add sugar and salt 20
--g. add bot mills % cod mixture and p
sdd fiavors1g Strain into c-.s-ari CUPS 4
>us-a'ds must he cooked cver rnrl-
.rate heat as rllk and e-E mixture :
nj - separate II cOokzd ~ hish I.
: sanre1ature- Cse three-uainute oven
szke FOR rwenty minutes on fco- II
.vsr with The cups en- = pan q Na-er-
Tc>t for CI>tsrG-
tss silVe- snife 10 pierce, ana = aNF !
liars % tE, knife j; : not Gone
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
COTTON.

New OTiezrs De- es--T5s cV-ri-r
iu cotton here TO-DAY EzS lrr-su-a-.
sl-1e -11lths h----E two pul--s 20 az
ots@rs Two poilts Gown. -: lurs-
-s-elg zf-e- the ca. u--crz moves 20
lig1-r laFels ul-ce- - =rsl der
~ -ne end e the l-s- tsf fTlr -rs
market wzs y - = roIrts 70 -s-.
Ire -z-ket bed - zslvszc- f-- ss--.
tine bl-. scattered r-ziE-r 61ai.r
CzGsel G E-zf-El az ~ -011. e.-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
ENIERTAINs Class.

Mrs. W n Gregg entertained the
members II her Presbyterian sunday
school class yesterday afternoon ~ a
box party az the Palace thearer. Re
fires nusnts were served later a.
Frames. The guests were Janice and
L@ola Nichols Louise bachelor. ElCiua
Moore. Elizabeth Aipernathy. Marv Belle
Maxwell. Caroline Srrashley. Charles
Adams FREDERICK and Edgar Clements.
WHIT Wade and the hostess
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

morning. viii be sufncien;.
Tho cold air drsughs Is another I'm
porsAnt feature On sstil. mugyy day.
open the cold air box wide. on wind,
dAw and on vep cold daya hall
close Il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
Laurette Taylor Is An Earnest Student
or Character And Has A Very o
Fine Collection or Biog.
raphical Works In Her
Library.

One OF her favorlte parts. she ad-
mits. IS "aunted Annie" the appealing
and vital personality she has created
in "Out There" one Of the most in
spring war plays of the year. This
winter she Is starring in the ''Wooing
OF Eve" one Of the successful come
dIes OF the sea son.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
CHRISTMAS PLAY.

a Christmas play ent-fis ~Th=
Christmas o. the Little Pines w-u b.
presented in the parish roo-s 90 -
O'Clock tonight hy the children = =
Philips Episcopal churca, A cordial i'm
vltat-on is extended to the p-tl- ard
especially 10 the parents q the c1ll-sr
stJs0o-uE the sunday scho1-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

we're about uDchsnse5 compared 10 -he
-5os- q yesterday
IL the zfte-1rcl The market lc1uirat
fresh s-azdiress lr tie u,zrsin- W ~
sg-o- c-0lztlous twelve points - thirty
cents tcr -1i3z-InE- q new high record
AZ Z u'ciocs contracts were az net ID
vance = seven - el-ht points
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
EIhS DANCE

The Elks VII give 4 dance NeE Years
sve- 10 watch tie Cd year oui ard the
new year il Each EIk has the priv
leCe q inviting one gleSt I,oven-
stein's orchestra VIII furnish the music
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
COMPLIMENTARY DANCE.

The Knights q PythiaS viii give
dance Monday night at their hall com
plimentary % members of the lodge who
are now IN service. including Avis
CathsE. Price South. Sergeant Gordon
Gano. Ernest McCann and Elmer Nc
lntyre All visiting soldiers and sail
Crs arr invited 20 attend
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

III and 49, y W Rz1gol 80
er--.-sor. Bobby Rsndol- 1T y=S.er-ss 7
sfternocn fc- Camp Trz-ls. where thes
vii visit Arch Rzn5el They Ell -
goiaed there b. Lieut. Lgther p Esrsot
q Do1Elss. Ari111z- Eho al sr@-- =
ten days flrioush zith then
George II. Czrhz-r hezsoaz., q. c.
p2-tneut -5-L =zE!1eerx Camp NezL
Nar1 and. = visiting h5s Els-er lis
Mare Czrhzrr II - AEnus zcz5e-v-
Nr- and Mrs = y. Hz-re15 z1I zon
Nart g Oki2ho1z CITY ar sp@1zf-z
tne hcttays ~i-h r-astsves IN Ar1rsore
Ar. and NJ Gone Fsnrz-srol =
Port Wo-th- Texas. sre expected hers
sunday % visit Gr and Nrx 7. r.
Pe1ningtoa and Nr. and Mr. Z. L
Brady.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

Lsrs-p.ool. Dee -s-Tot1l forward 20
MS = ee-e. Ame-.c1n. $1,000: stocs
s4s .e-s. American. -sleo3- imports IS
60 -.11erican secs. exports none.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

-fFrs1 rr' - o. es-urei a. -Hss
tine r1- - - s11En az = Z-sr cate
E- r-c--7s -as1sf = 81 excs k-r saf-
--.r-E AK s1rEs tae fup-ssr s--.e -
--e- II cre = ne f-s- 80
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
SsiISEIRY-ft.NS

als 1i1--zfr. -a'i-slrv. - sEttc-
a-d Aus- e.. T So lE--- SO O.
tsrr --lrrhsa-t- an Cs-r- 81 aa--
-.fa.--- Cl-lrs-I T. il1Ll re-lzs--
Hzts- r-Els.ers. E-rf nlal-.. %
res 81 -c1 Nureh T.z-s
-t- rEr ss- a- Il ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
SIN O'CLOCK DINNER.

Mr. and Ms. Victor Williams enter
tanned last night al a O'Clock dinner
The table decorations were suggestive
of the Christmas season Seated with
Mr. and Mrs Williams were Mr. anc
Mrs Hubert Horne Of Hugo and Nh
and Mrs. Henry Pennington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
NOIES or SnCIEIN

3ohn Car of Osmulcee. Lieut. Robert
Marsh q Aadiu and Lieut. WlEs-
Aone5an q Ednloi'i VII co-1e -1rac-ruw
TO spend the week end zith Lie-- T-.--
man Cali a. Gait Mz1ur.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

Kansas City. De- g - BITTER.
POULTRY. Urchzuged- EGGS. F-irsts
-. s-oonds = q 90 Potatoes Steaiv.
l-5G115.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
SOCIETY
FAREMEII. nINNER.

Senator and Mrs Fred =. Tucker VIII
give @ farewell dinner tomorrow night
Tor Mrs. fuckers brother. SerEeauI
Gordon Gano. who viii return sunday
70 Camp Bowie. Fort Worth Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

Z vo1 do7t Ike -...erica. TIE swim
zi-- s. GOO
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AZ The PALACE

re zlzce
-zrEsE enc n
annbuuces a
zrEe p rs
Ulc-U-e f0-1zy-
Man Pickf0rd
j. ~n n Rc
Dzn-~ 4 TIE
ReiE1.pis n
s-@sd q TIE
L-rie Amer
- Tzs
q inc1-eeI esT
l 6E seo
- 49,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

A-L shi.s ve'-e knocking lets knock
re s-c- q rhe kzzse-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

- ambitions and high ideals OF
work impress you as you chat with
her IN her dressing room chat = the
Lsurctie Taylor you see AZ work.. and
the other LAuretie Taylor. a happy.
eSre-free young SRI In mildly and
short skirt. with a pistan ot shining
sold hair hanging way down her back.
smashing tennis balls over the ne; or
holding the nose OF a SaliboAt hard up
IN the wind chat Is IAurette Taylor
AZ playl
II you DO see her al play, Very
so~ people DO. indeed. for In summer
time which she claims as her play
time. no; 20 he interrupted by anybody
or anything. she forgets al about The
world and tries 20 make Il forget
about her. And she forvets 200. that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28
CORDUROY FOR THE SMALL
ROY.

oTHlSG WEARS so WELL as
corduroy IN a boys school and
play suit and there are very
i - good looking corduroy suits
ready for young America this winter.
SoEotk suits OF c-avenet;ed corduroy
for boys In their early teens have
loose graceful coats with wide lapels
and patch pockets. and knee length
knicserbocke-S- For the wee laadie
there are cunning iitfle corduroy
kindergarten suits with knee breeches
and oelted tunics- A round turnover
ronar Is finished with a cord and
.Assei tie and the ;unic does no; lack
-oomy patch pockets
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

Mrs- L + Evans. so south Wishing
ton street
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-28

HERE ARE TWO IAurette TAy-
lors: the quiet. perfectly poised
young woman whose earnest
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-30

the belief that the Warren district still had much in store in the way of development. Cleaveland. who was secretary of state under former Gov ernor Joseph hibbey, said that he be lieved the next new copper boom in Arizona would be in the Mazatzal mountains, On the line of the proposed Mesa-Clarkdale railroad
 "I am, and always have been, firm believer in the fact that the Warren district will continue for years to come as the greatest copper region in the state" said Mir. Cleaveland, and, al though I look for many big strikes to be made during the next few years, think that the Warren district will al ways be the leader of the big regions
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-30
MAE MARSH, WONDER
 WORKER IN FILMS
Little Actress Takes Leading Role of "The Little Liar"
 at Orpheum Tonight.

Mae Marsh, heroine of one of the stories in intolerance" appeared last evening at the Orpheum in The Lit tie Liar. She is the same. Mae Marsh and offers one of the best perform ances possible. The Fine Arts fea- ture will appear again this evening at the same theatre.
 How many of us have day dreams ? Mae Marsh. as The Little Liar had day dreams. They were real to her and she couldn't help but tell those about her about her dreams. As con- sequence she became noted for her imagination, which her associates termed lies.
 This led the character in many troubles and, lastly. into jail. When it was too late the little liar was ap- prcclatcd- see the program to- night at the Orpheum; cry and weep a little.