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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
CARD OF APPRECIATION

To the Voters of Commissioners Dis
trict No. l.
To my friends, both Republicans
and Democrats, who BY their votes
and influence assisted in my election.
! take this means Of extending my
thanks. | feel deeply honored al
the expression of confidence thus
proud of the office thus conferred
upon me. Being the first office
ever sought. the result is especially
gratifying 10 me.
feel that in my election good
stropg man was defeated | realize
that | hold the office only through
the aid and support Of hundreds OF
Democrats. consider il neither a
personal nor partisan victory. but
rather an expression by the voters
of this district of a desire for the
good roads | promised them and oi
their belief that | will do my best 10
carry out my pledges.
Neither the office of governor Of
Oklahoma nor that of L. S. senator
nun tiils Stdle, NOT even mat Ot
president Of these United States.
means as much to the citizens and
taxpayers of Carter county as does
the office of county commissioner.
/ shall want the cooperation of my
opponent and Of those who aided
him, as well as those of my friends
and supporters. in my effort to make
you the very best commissioner that
Is in my power. shall especially
want the farmers Of the various por-
pons of this district TO feel free
y 1tell me OF their needs and TO call
attention TO my mistakes. as il is
only by universal cooperation and
assistance that ] can make you "A
good commissioner.
To the women who gave me their
first ballot, and to the Democrats
who cast for me their first Republi-
can vote. | am especially grateful
NY only wish is that nothing shall
occur during my administration to
make either YOU or my Republican
supporters regret their act.
Gratefully yours,
ROY NJ. JOHNSON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
ARDMORE'S FUTURE LIES
in INDUSTRIAL ADDITION
SAYS GEO. v. FRYH0FER

Great credit is due. the members Of
the Ardmore Chamber of Commerce
Industrial corporation for the wonder
ful foresight which they displayed
when they laid out the site north
of ArdmOre and which will be offered
for sale beginning Friday, November
Il, says George w. Fryhofer of the
Fryhofer Land company of Chicago,
who will have charge of the sale. The
future of .trdmore lies in the Indus
trial Addition" he continued. oil
it is admitted. furnishes the money
10 commence the building of city
but Oh production ia not permanent
and the future of a metropolis can
not be dependent upon it. but, indus
tries are permanent sources of in
come, and instead of decreasing in
production, are continually on the in
crease.
with the addition to the produc-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL
|G|VE SON 6 FESTIVAL
WEDNESDAY NJ CHIT AT
'THE CONVENTION HALL

More than 500 hundred school chill
J dren will take part in the song fes-
tival at Convention Hall. Wednesday
might, which begins the Armistice
Day celebration program to be carried
out Thursday by the members Of
the George r. Anderson Post OF the
American Legion. The singers will
be under the direction of Miss Ella
J. Peterson, supervisor of music, Ard
more public schools. The high school
orchestra, Sol NJ. Lowenstein, director,
viii give several numbers, and pupils
OF Miss Eleanor Lilley, expression
teacher. will also assist in the pro-
gram.
While the program is part Of the
celebration, it is not given under the
auspices Of the American Legion,
but is the school children's part Of
the program. A small admission fee
Of ten cents will be charged, the
proceeds of which will go towards
the expense of the affair, the remand
er to the treasury of the local post.
The program will be in three
groups. patriotic songs, folk songs
and songs of the late war, as follows
Patriotic songs, America; Col
umbia, the Gem of the Ocean; Bat
tie Hymn of the Republic; Yam
kee Doodle; Dixie"
Folk songs: "Old Folks at Home"
Home, Sweet Home; "Old Black
Joe';; Garry Me Back to Old Vir-
ginny''; my Old Kentucky Home"
Songs of the War: Keep the Home
Fires Burning; Dear Old Pal of
Mine" Pack Up Your Troubles (;
THE Long Trail"; Star spangled
Banner"
A synopsis of the various songs will
be given by the following pupils of
Miss Lilley; Robert Agee, Rather
ine0 Dolman, Elmer Haynie, Ruth
johnson, Irene Baum, Lena Maude
Slough, Mary Helen Potter, Gail
Wilkinson, Dorothy Hardie and Suggs
Reid
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
THREE MEN HELD
FOLLOWING SHOOTING SCRAPE

Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. 6.-Thre(
men were held by the police today il
connection with the shooting her(
last night OF B. c.. Pollock. 65 year,
old. travelling salesman of Oshkosh,
Wis. Pollock's recovery physicians
said was uncertain.
According to Pollock's story told
to the police he urged Lester r.
Penn, a taXicab driver to drive HIM
to the union station. A motor car, id
which there were three men, forced
the cab to the curb on a unfrequented
street Pollock said. Two of the mep
dragged Pollock from PENIS car and
in the scuffle Pollock was shot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week

Monday
Delphian Society: Regular semi
monthly meeting Of the Delphian So
ciety will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the Chamber of Commerce.
American Legion: A special meet.
ang OF the American Legion and rem
resenntives OF other organizations
taking part in Armlsiice day parade
Will be held at the Chamber Of Com
merce at 1880 O'Clock Monday night.
Tuesday
kiwanis Club: Regular weekly meet
Ing OF the Kiwanis club will be hold
Tuesday noon at the Chamber OF
Commerce. Meeting Of board OF di-
rectors preceding luncheon
Wednesday
Rotary Club: The Rotary club Will
meet in regular session Wednesday
noon at Chamber of Commerce.
Philharmonic Club: The phllharmon-
ic club will meet Wednesday after
noon Mt the Chamber OF Commerce.
Convention Hall: School children of
Ardmore public schools give song fcs-
iival at Convention Hall wodnes-
day night beginning at 7.sO O'Clock.
Thursday
American legion; Armistlce Day
celebration by members local pos,
beginning at l2 o'clock noon, with
big parade. closca with military hail
at Convention Han Thuraday night.
Lions Club: In order that members
take part In legion parade tho rcEu-
lar luncheon session OF the fiona
club nt Chamber OF Commerce will
be held promptly nj 1880 o'clock.
Second Ward Mothers Club, Rcru-
lar monthly meeting OF the Second
Ward Mothers club will he held at
the second ward school building.
Thursday afternoon at a,so o'clock.
Seventh grade puplia IN charge OF
program
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07

the legion was that of investigating
the Japanese colonization reports.
which come from the lower Rio
Crande Valley of Texas"
He added that the committee ap-
pointed TO investigate the attitude o;
certain interests said to be encourag-
ing prospective japanese land purchas-
ers to come into the Rio Grande VAL
ley is expected to make a report short
ly If conditions are as reported he
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07

continued. THE harmony of the cfo
family will bring success to the city
and is the greatest investment in tht
world"
Mr.. Fryhofer cites as instances in
this respect the manner in which
Chicago grew from a ''mud-hole"
to one of the leading cities of the
world. starting at time when Mil-|
waukee had lead of $4,000 popula-|
|'tion. Kansas City. states Mr.. Fryhoier
did likewise, when Leavenworth was.
already an established city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
TEXAS LEGION Is
PREPARING TO FIGHT
JAPS LOCATING HERE

Austin, Texas, Nov. 6-Charles w.
scruggs of San Antonio, State Adju-
tant of the American Legion, said
that "one of the most significant
movements inaugurated at the recent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07

AT COST ALL WILTON VELVET
RUGS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. BUY
RUGS THAT GIVE SERVICE AT A
LOW PRICE. A. B. RAWLlNS co.
ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
OLD GUARD ATTENTION

ALL MEMBERS or THE OLD
GUARD. ARE REQUESTED TO
MEET At CONVENTION HALL AT
1ii4c A. W., ARMIsTICE DAY, TV
TAKE PART IN PARADE. W. W.
TALTAFERRO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07

declared, measures will be taken to
brin the matter to the attention Of
the Thirty-Seventh legislature when it
convenes next January.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
MlNETT DE SPAIN
Little Grey Shop
Trimmed HATS
ACCORDION Pleating

Monday will mark one of the most
remarkable Trimmed Hat events we
have ever held so early in the season.
These are charming Hats Of Velvet,
Of Duvetyn. of Metal Cloths and Bro
cades. Very specially priced for Mon
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
WILL RADTUM AT LAST
OPEN THE DOOR OF
THE GREAT UNKNOWN?

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erature that tells How and Why this
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No trouble or expense. and tho most
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No matter how bad your Aiinent.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
WH A T do YOU
W think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care of The
Seattle Star.

woudd not answer my pleadinxu.
thai had been making for a whole
long year.
Never. as long a- I live. win I
cease To thank Him that he did not
grant my asking. for In time. saw
what dire disaster II would have
brought me. a. great In Its way AZ
20 have let my little on. plunge his
hands into the living Goals
~Yc have not because ye ask not.
- ask and receive not because ye
ask aruiss that ye may consume up
on your own iussa-
Now -iove--;you might as wen
try TO prove there h no sunshine as
To prove there Is no love.
There L. no sensation % IN. soul
like love love for God How ! wish
every one might have The ecstacy Of
that love,
Love for ones child. love for ones
mate. Those who have known these
loves in very truth. know.
What l. often called love between
W. PEtlt" y N1t AAf"ft tuhAklAttpUs
They do not wait long enough for II
10 run its course and die out. but
take the fatal step. then. when Their.
Is nothing left but aahen. they take
10 Themselves tho spirit Of bitterness
and say there Il no tov-
The divorce court In no, the place
where rssfrlctions ar. needed. but at
the marriage altar u where the hara
should be placed
I know n couple who have lived
together 20 years ard they are stu
lovers. a Joy To all who know them.
II does not pay 20 let tn. evil rob
us OF the good. The evil has come
thru broken laws and not By God
sending them
God IL love. and His love IL help.
ing us 10 get out from under the
debris Of our own wrcckagc.
A. " r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
TTGHT-WIRE ARTISTS
STAR ON NEW BILL

A wealth OF amusing diversion Il
promised by the management OF
ioew'H Palace Hip IN the now show
that VIII open tomorrow. An out
standing feature OF the bin will be
provided In the Offering OF naallnscr
and Reynolds. who call their Highly
performance "A Tip on tho Line. "
This agile couple promise a host Of
clever new fcats on tight and slack
wir<s.
The Crescent -Four. a male quar-.
tet. including Mcssrs Wells. Caaaeli,
Kramer and swarta. are said 20 be
at the top OF thu ladder az fun.
makers.
Those who have liking for pop
uiar songs Will he intrigued by the
promise ot some new melodies pro
vided by Armstrong and joyce.
A man and girl, ASal~h and
Austin. will bid for laughter with
their melangc OF cross. fire comedy
talk. Enappy songs and some &c
centric comedy.
Hal Chamberlain and Vivian Earl
arc coming IN a comedy flicker they
call "A Vaudeville Menu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
STOP ITCHING eczema
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed. you can stop burning. itching
eczema quickly by applying Zcmo.
furnished by any druggist for Sc. Extra
large bottle. si00. Healing begins the
moment Zemo IL applied In q short
time usually every trace OF eczema,
tefter. pimpies rash. blackhcads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making IL
vigorously healthy always usc Zcmo. the
penetrating. antiscptic liquid. Il Is not
agreasy nalvc and itdoes rot stain. When
Others fail II IL the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles Of all kinda
Ths z W. Ross Co. cieveland. O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

considering my problem at all. n
naify she spoke.
you know why I went 10 the
hospital He wanted me. He asked
for me-
You were awfuiiy good % 70.
dear. considering what tho Eosnips
might have said
Now he is recovering. 10 Will
never be diHloyal 20 his wife. even
by tho meaning Of n single smile. "
not II ! know Jimmy boy I
said.
III 7 wanted 20 talk. him away
from her. could do itr'
looked at Deb In vast Astoniah.
mentl
TO Tie Continued
Occasionally the office seeks fhs
man. but the majority are kept busy
trying 10 dodge him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
Confessions ofaBride
THE BOOK OF DEBORAH
DEB CAN'T HELP BUT BROOD OVER HER
RELATIONS WITH JIM

Deborah Burns came every day
20 ask for the news from Jim'a
sick room. Fortunately. could
always report that Jim's improve
ment was steady. II allow, Jim
would be home soon with his
nurses. His oonvaleacenco probably
would DO long. 1 think the idea
that Jim would In an invalid for
a month or morc wnh very hard
Tor Deborah TO accept
The love for man Of q Fpnd
Eifl like Deb In decidedly maternal.
could see that she was simply
Wild TO take care OF Jim herself.
suppose her war work had made
her critical OF nursing AZ well as
very eompotcnt In II.
Half iokingiy. one day. accused
her OF wanting 10 disguise herself
as a trained nurse, assured her
that would gladly recommend her
TO Ann II she applied for a place
Deb hlushed violently and because
self consciousncAa ~ 40 rare with
her. felt that she would have
undertaken the romantic role had
Il been feasible. Certainly she had
considered u. not for loves sake.
Tot 90 be near aim. but 20 he a.
sured that every detail OF his oart
was quite perfect.
Little good was Mistress Ann In
overseeing anything. Deb knots
that as well as !, altho We ncyeg
discussed the point,
Dvb's daily call brought VA 10
the stage Of frgnaHhlp which sen
Maental school airs describe a.
Intimate. Neither OF ua any longer
tiied 90 conceal rur emotional do
tressen from tho other. Deb cx'
cused her own frankncas about her
feelings In this way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

You're no understanding. Jane.
When I'm alone. my thoughts cen
ter on the time ! spent with him
In the hospital. You win not be
shocked when ] tell you. Anybody
else would I'm simply distract
ed When I remember how he held
my hand. and chung TO n. ] cannot
sleep. When ! remember that he
called for me. that when he was
delirious he wanted me. me-of
all the women he might have called
--Ann-chrys-his mothor-you-
my heart almost breaks"
4 thought you were going to
be 70 brave. deari''
so did T. hut how could !
know ! would miss him aog That
Il would hurt soy''
Don't brood about II. Deb" !
said. hating myself m a false com.
fortsr.
'nroofing n absurd. know. IT'S
sslfiah waataful-I agree 20 all
that. Jane. pose. admit. when
| try TO overcome my emotions,
Pose In love always fails. guess .
''one loves-or one does not love.
And II you pretend what you do
not feel. either way. you have 70
pay. ought 20 know" said
bitterly. i've been pretending
for DAYS I've tried 90 fool myself
into believing that don't care
about my quarrel with Bob--that
I desire his happiness morv than
my own. Deb. dear. I've pretended
to he awfully superior 10 the com.
mon experience Of woman and I've
discovered. az you have. that In
love one eanno, fool oneself by
pretending.
Deb looked al me thoughtfuily
but ! could sec tina, she wasn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
PANTAGES OFFERS
CLEVER PROGRAM

A dainty musical comedy Offering
titled sweet Slxteen." which In.
ciuder sir pretty girls and two clever
comedians. headlines an ailround
good bill az the rantage~ this week.
The Offering II presented by Marty
Brooks. and has BEEN costum.d with
unusual artistic taste.
Joe Whitehead L. a comedian who
needs no Introduction to American
audiences lie travels this season
programmed "A Fool There war."
THE Saint and the sinner n a
clever little sketch a. presented by
Edna Earl Andrews Ia gifted actrersl
and company.
Wilson and MeEvoy have n neat
Offering of comedy. chatter and song.
Charles Morati. who po~4ews-s a
fine tenor voice. and Grace Harris
Who wears some lovely gowns. have
a diversified song and comedy turn
Athletic stunts Of a new variety
arc offered by Fulton and Mack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

NJ Nis Grey; so many wise
= Otherwise talk 10 you tina, I am
IA 70 PUT in say also, bat
,>,t 10 talk 70 Very Much Per
,surd- and know no other way.
rs<rr /. no place whore the Book
~, -uhey.- wives. submit your
- unto your own husbands. as
- M IN tho Lord Likewise u
.n Husbands dwell with them
s~r,,:rr 10 knowledge. giving
~ un,o the wife as bcing heirs
rrs<h<r Of the grace OF life
n pAiniy shows that the sub,
r..fnx- Is N the wifehood. that they
~ !. heirs together Of ~the grace
Z n In bring INTO the world new
In
Yheu the Book says The letter
insA. b.; the spirit quiekencth.
\, ~ rot 10 live 20 the letter 81
- iris when the spirit within us
unrss - the husband would only
~ any offspring that would
- fsun him.
rsrther the Book says; Illus
kah love your wives even as
| nrn< lgved the church. and gave
| knelf for H. Now. Christ 80 loved
~ v gave his life. sought no, 70
- Himself so ought men 10
IN her wives
yetssng SO self effacinx in the a..
xeees for the wife and fully as
-. Il not more. IL said 10 The
Ind than TO the wife. Yet tbs
- husband meyer quotes that. bat
aupo.es that said TO wives II
y - bowed their wives ! do not
- tksr~ would be any clubbing
~ part OF the wife. she GER
- would honor and reverence
- krshand-
n girl was right 10 break with
- nan 90 ignorant and 30 tyran-
mi = to insist on the obey
M churches have stricken the
md vt OF the ceremony as I'm
Ez1ycR1L vas married 20 years
~ ~ l eiA not promise TO obey
~ kssband re<o>ssrd that IL b. left
~ hefors I had my chance TO cx
pRa my OPINION.
Henor thy father and mother does
~ mean that a child can give lovs
~ devotion 10 vile parent. lie
"a treat him civiIly for the sake Of
= relationship The honor is TO ths
- office and not IN. individual
6ome. becans. OF the unworthIness
= ths parent. let them suffer and
ssst them cruelty: By 30 doing they
~ themselves on the same level
ne patient mother>of this puzzled
Wuan may reap the complete re
smptson Of the husband. impossible
= that seems God has n rich re
ND for her. somewhere. somehow
Sor about ASK what ye will.
Anis the whole word IL no, known
= ye abide in Me and My word,
- In you. re shall ask what ~
VA etc II We are abiding II
0fA and bis words in Us. tn.
MI viii not let M task aniss.
Aerssding 70 Gods VIII" means &C
4d'nx 70 His wisdom.
Oss of my babies used 20 kick ans
7afeh and rebel greatly because
80 not let him put his iittis
ne IN the red. glowing Goals or
- hearth Ny will to prevent him
&ss That was my wisdom In ths
mft1.
! remember how 7 nearly mads
31rerk Of my faith because Go,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
IpEMOANS LOSS
l. OF HIS FRIENDS

NEW YORK. Oct is.--Good friends
are beggars brothers. walled Robert
Morrison. co. who was starving. Il
gave all my money 20 friends"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
WOMEN MASONS--
MAYBE

PARIS. Oct s--womsn win be ad
rnltted 10 membership In French Ma
sonic lodges. following clos~ fIgh,
in a convention held here. Tho nc
ton may be modified. however. when
delegates OF the grand lodge attend
the Masonic world conference thi,
winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

OLYMPIA. -- hid Of Bragr A
GrsgEa Co. % T'scoma. TO install tenn.
porary heating piap, In new office
building OF capitol group approved
By state capitol O. tafniHison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
|cOSSIP AND LACK OF TACT
PAVE ROAD TO MANY A DIVORCE

Miss Grey. My oeen spending much
- with an attractive girl friend of his He takes lunch
~ her downtown and people talking about il and pity
sg me. 80, - - :. 4, - 81. -.
snr home She comes often and while | am doing the
ss she discusses her private affairs with my husband
- never speaks OF them to me- but to think am
rsnser We have been married but short time My hus-
ND lust laughs when tell ham he is being talked about
S1s can | do about it, dear Miss Grey7
WORRIED WIFE.
Nat make too mach Of this sitaaon Probably neither
A. ar nor your husband any hdr No doubt she Is
sorpssed ch the affairs pheh she needs advice that
i does NOT realize she boring your husband aud troubling
~ -. -,
A. mast Control the situation on using tact Don't
ao passion shoe any jealousy. Merely appeal
~ hnsbaads Of Qclaatry and protection. Explain
i~ that his desire 10 be helpful has resulted ia putting
40 worsn embarrassing positioH-that this very state
affairs makes impossible for him TO help the girl and
ms other persons an opportunity to nsjud0e her and a
sriss. her.
st ors her any opportunities to have private conrersa-
Is vita your husband And don't gire credence to the az
~ 81 discussing il lcith pour friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-02
BOYS PLOTTED TO SHOOT
CHARLES A. COMISKEY

Chicago. Aug. G.-Confesson Of a plot
to shoot Charles A. Comiskey baseball
magnate. and the office force and police
guard at the White Sox baseball park
box office September l6, was made to the
police to-day. by three boy bandits who
were arrested yesterday in attempted
robbery of a $4,000 pay roll Of Wilson &
Co.. stock yard packers.
According to the police. the three said
that they Intended to steal the gate
receipts Of the White Sox-Yankee game
September Is. when they figured Babe"
Ruth would draw a record-breaking audi
ence. They said they knew that Comiskey
was not permitted by his physicians to
watch the games but. ne was in the box
office every afternoon. They told the
police that yesterday they planned to kill
the bank messengers and escape with the
$4,000 pay roll
James Ryan. one of the trio was
identified Al the States attorneys office
as member of the gang that shot and
killed Detective Sergeant Frank Mcfiurk
recently. white the detective was defend
ing vinegar company's plant against
robbers raid.