The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-03

conservative. For II heredi;y l. poor
good environment may make as muef
- II ns poor tnvirnnmeni can make OF
leredity. Nature can. IN a grrat meas
ure. replace tad birth and had naturs
can destroy the advantages OF groa
lirth. But unSer the same conditions
a. enslforment good hercdiiy viii yield
tci:er results than had heredity-
--Ihc experience og the examination u
thcse men hSs been WONDERFULLY IN
s:ructivc and has given me an insish;
of nature The pecuiiarIiies Of iniivid'
ua.s has instructed me niore than !
am aide O. explain. IL has requirci
;wofhirds of ny time slnco the hrsi
dram call In May. Asurs have bctr
s,.eni In writing reports ard rnaking
physical examinations and IL has all been
without one cent of remuneration. The
duty ims been unpleasant IN many In
stances. when II has come 20 separate
3 man from his wife and family. %
sever thesr ties has caused a tugg!ng
q ny soul But the government has
said and instructed that We shsil di-
charge our duiy without fear or favor.
our presence. But the son - ;he r.ch
shah resoect the orders ~ the nation as
the widows son.
The ccmhinea effort 0f the manh,.pd
~ the United states and the world can
lot surc1ci without the cfcr-s Of the
rioihers. For il il through their help.
their aid and their encouragement tha;
Wo mus; win Il Is through you. ladies.
that We have the important item Of con I
ssrvs..On Of food and the more import.
ant item OF protecting the bodies % our
! oys who go 10 the trenches. and an
sure the victory yriII be ours
Alma lune- and Orine Archer. ruI.lls. ,
gave readings that testified a the raro-
gress q that department of thf ,sork ~
the schools. and 4 playiet a Halloween ,
Surprise Was presented By pupils q,
tire SeEeaih grade. under the direciion
~ Miss Lula Wheeler. The pupils ir
the cast we're; Emery johnson. sins /
Newman. Beairice Redmond. irene
For.ses. Mary Stringer, Hestie Jane SKIP
Wiih. Charles RinCer and Ralph Sts.gss |
War Camp Recreation
Cts Attorney Bass. who recently ~
turned from Washington. where he was
present az a conference on wa csslnp
recreation. and also visited many Of the
spoke Interestingly OF the
about To he entered to raise
funds for the equipment and nainten-
snce o. recreation buildings at the var
icus camps Mr. Eass PLACED the need
q surrounding The soldiers with bes:
csn6i -ons fo-cihiy before the audience
snd spoke glowingiy OF the work that
& beiAg done in the various cities tr.h
rtzry to the camps. particularly. Al
anita. Ga. vhere. twice zach week. the
o.oeo soldiers in training are guests for
sart Of dzy ami for 2 meal. in the
homes Of Atlanta people
Secretary Gilbert devoted his time 70
M endorsement OF the work Of the
Mothers clubs and urged that every
encouragement be extended in its ex-
cellent work He paid a glowing tri-
butte to the work Of Mrs c. Z. Ringer.
of the club. and her asso-
riates- and closed with a tribute TO the
patriotism OF the mothers Of the land.
a +. Riidle talked entertainingly OF
-1hs Result OF Effort in which he
Used several apt Illustrations to show
Ehat can be accomplished il sincerity
y effort and determination to succeed |
re properly exercised.
Mr.. Adams spoke briefly upon food
conservation. reciting the aims Of tho
.erEspaign and the necessity OF extend |
ng every aid 70 the allies
The program closed with readings, |
.NceIeHtly given. by Miss Eleanor Lilly |
md Miss Mary Davis.