The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-13
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SOMETHING ABSOLUTELY
NEW UNDER THE SUN!

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and all your folks. Come early and
avoid the rush. Seats will be free
Souvenirs will be distributed. There
Will be good music and entertaining
speakers-who will talk shop" exclu
sively but won't be permitted to talk
very long.
And you. yourself, will be privileged
to talk briefly If you have anything you
must get out OF your system. You may
get up and tell folks in public why you
don't like The Ardmorelte--if You don't
Ike Tho .Ardmoreite--or why you do
like 1t.
Yes--brlckhats or bouquets!
The date Is next Thursday evening.
beginning at o'clock, and the place
! is Convention Hall in Ardmore, Car.
h -ter county, Okla, u. s. A.
The occasion is the Daily Ardmoreite
Readers Round Table.
Every reader OF The Ardmoreite, here
or anywhere, is invited and urged TO
be present. This is going TO be a
stunt unique. No newspaper ever has
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oughly original idea.
The novelty Of it should appeal TO
YOU.
Listen: We, meaning The Ardmoreite
family, are going TO have with US sew
eral newspaper men, statewide celebri-
ties some of them and able editors all
Of them. For instance
Unless he is too modest, there will
be Walter NJ. Harrison, managing ed
itor of the Daily Oklahoman and the
Oklahoma City Times. Harrison is a
good newspaper man and a bright
talker.
Then there's another Harrison
Luther, of the Ada Evening News. He
is invited and commanded to come,
same as Walter. Luther is a natural
born orator and is writing some OF
the brightest editorials now printed.
He is a state senator, but he's got TO
forget that when he talks for US. We
don't know any politics at the Ardmore-
ite Readers Round Table.
There is Dick Grave-Richard Some.
thing Graves--who for years has writ
ten the editorials for the Tulsa Demo
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the most prolific editorial writer in
the known world. He Is the amazing
marvel of the profession as a producer.
And he's q humorist--in spite of his
name. He is invited, and if he doesn't
come he'll be sorry and 50 will YOU.
Also there is Capt. l.. Il. Myers Of
the McAlester News Capital. He's
Z young, but he'll get over it. Myers
6ris an idealist enthusiast in journalism.
Y And his wife is invited along with him
and she's young too and beauty.
And there are others--to be men
toned in our next.
The Ardmoretc wants to know what
you think Of The Ardmoreite.
Have you any kick coming? Then
let it come, at the Round Table.
Have you any suggestions for i'm
provement? Then set them forth at
the Round Table.
The entire staff, including the me
chanical departments and the country
correspondents, will be right there for
you TO see and investigate.
Just before the Round Table gath
oring in Convention Hall the Ardmore-
ite Family Christmas Dinner will be
eaten, most probably in the basement
IF the First Presbyterian Church right
across the street, where Rotary meets
and eats when there's gas enough for
those Presbyterian ladies to cook one
of their superb meals. Wives OF Ard
moreite employees and owners also arc
nvted--one wife only to each man.
But the Round Table is strictly
YOUR affair. Come along, and bring
the children. The other day 4 little
girl-she's 10, she says-who writes
poetry, more or less. came in and told
the editor that he was getting out q
dry" paper
"Oh, maybe it's all right for papa
he reads it," she admitted, but why
don't you have something in It fol
CHGLDREN?"
The point is well taken.
Let us all discuss that at the Round
Table.
We want you all TO help us develop
here the very best newspaper in Okla
homa or anywhere else.
Our ambition has no sky limit.
But YOU must help.
Please come out next Thursday nigh
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