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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
| { ZION IS ONE YEA R.
OLD AND GOING ST RON c.

The American Legion has just
passed its first birthday as a perma
nent organization. An organization
with q potential membership of over
5000 ,00U members will make its in
fluence felt through the land A host
or people viewed the formation Of the
legion with interest. some with more
OF less anxiety. They knew such an
organization would be formed but
did not know what it would stand for.
Many o. our own neghbors are more
or less ignorant OF the purposes Of
thc legion and its aims Ardmore Is
represented in the legion by the
George r. Anderson Post No. Go,
named in honor and memory OF one
OF her sons who gave his life TO the
cause Through the courtesy and
friendship Of The Ardmorete our local
post Is taking this opportunity to let
the people know what the American
Legion is, what it stands for. what II
IS doing, how il is viewed by those
VINO are not members and the views
OF It's own members on subjects that
are vital. matters that are not only
near and dear to the hearts Of all
Americans, but matters that concern
our welfare and happiness.
The Ardmorelte assumes no re-
sponsibility for the views expressed
in their columns in this issue But
we hope they will be In sympathy with
these views after they read them. and
will devote considerable space to ma
terlal Of a similar nature in the fu-
ture as in the past. Wa thank the
Ardmoreite and we thank you. the
public. for listening to our song. II
YOU like it. write US and let us know
and ioin in the chorus. Don't make
Il an anvil chorus, please.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION
REFUSES INCREASED RATES

Austin Texas. Nov. 6.-The Texas
railroad commission today refused the
application of the American Railway
Express Company for lS 5-1O per cent
general increase of all intrastate rates.
and charges.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
Norman Deieala Ardmere

Norman, Nov, h--tspeoIol) Nor
man high soheei eiesod it's homo sea-
son teday by defeating Ardmore 81
to G. Haifbaok Lamb was the only
Ardmors man to succeed In crossing
the Normal goal BURNER, NormoH,
fullbacls twice plunged through the
Ardmore line foF touckdowns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07
Suit Settled Out Of Court

The suit in district court filed by
the state National Bank against =
f. Chivers, r. A. Fox and w. j
Lane mentioned in Fridays Ardmore
ite. was settled out of court and the
case dismissed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-07

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AT COST ALL WILTON VELVET
RUGS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. BUY
RUGS THAT GIVE SERVICE AT A
Low PRICE. A. Il. RAWlINS CO.
Adv
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Evening journal., 1920-08-10

are secured with ribbon ornaments
AT the sides OF the skirt there ars
separate panels, ,looped at the hips
but so arranged that they may be
omitted, IL preferred.
Milady revels in silks and satins
giving much attention to the foulards
which are delightful fashioned into
one-piece frocks A black and white
affair has the waist made with open
front which IS filled In with white
satin and a vest OF good lace. There
are revers Of satin turning back from
the lace. while collar and tiny turn
back cuffs correspond with the vest.
The hat is Of white satin with crown
formed Of small daisies and pink
geraniums.
White foulards with polka dots In
various colors and OF conservative
size, boast an allure which Is piquante
rather than picturesque, although they
are affected by many women With a
prediction for picturesque clothes,
A model in blue and white with round
neck and less than elbow sleeves has
the gathered skirt trimmed at the
sides with bands OF selfmateriol
stitched on in panel effect. TIE belt Is
Of dark blue moire and the waist is
trimmed with a panel from; in white
organdy hemstitched IN blue, the cuffs
matching this bit OF decoration IN
material and adornment.
One OF the oldworld designers faces
the tunlc Of a blue and white gingham
frock with a band OF self-material
then stitches above this band deer
fold OF plain blue organdy. Tc bs
more exact, the tunic is the lower part
part OF a long blouse which Is held
In at the waist with a narrow leather
belt. Collar, cuffs and pockets are OF
the blue Organdy and a bit Of black
velvet ribbon Is tied under the collar
at the front. The skirt is finished with
deep hem and is both full and short
Because IL is youthful and generally
becoming, the onepiece frock may bs
counted upon to appear among the
first offerings for early Fall. o.
course. it will come first in serge
the dark blue and browns. with q
decided sprinkling OF dark green and
gray. Designs with cape attachments
at the back are making their appear
ance. and there is some talk OF hi
return OF the redingote. Another few
weeks, however, wi llbring more dc
/ finite news OF Autumn styles. Will
there will come in reality the frs
hats in felt and velvet.
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Saving All the Pcar Flavor

About as pailid and watery a pro
duct as comes from the kitchen is the
ordinary canned par. In the frst
place Il is peeled. and with the peel.
ing goes the flavor. Then II 10 boiled
with the cover on. another way TO
spoil good fruit The following meth.
cd retains every bit OF the flavor:
FIJI a large casserole or baker
with ripe pears-not too ripe. with
out either pairing or coring them.
Cover them with N.ater and brown sug-
ar In the proportions Of cup for cup,
and allow 10 cook for six hours IN a
slow oven. A freless cooker will serve
the purpose, but you must bring the
pears to the boiling point on the stove
before putting them in the cooker; let
them stay over night. The important
things In preserving pears by this
method are that they must be peeled,
they must not be boiled, and Il is
better not 10 look at them while they
are cooking; every time you take on
the cover, a certain amount OF flavor
Is lost.
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vegetable jam for 01ups.

For this recipe there will be requir
ed / bushel OF ripe peeled tomatoes
/ quart OF onions, chopped fine.
okra pods, sliced thin, is ears OF corn
cut from the cob. and 1 cupful Of salt
Cook the olcra, onions. and corn
separately from the tomatoes as they
take longer TO cook and must be thor
Oughly done or the mixture will spoil
Combine the two mixtures and boil
all together for a minute; can al
once, boiling hot. Some people like
the addition Of a few carrots cut fine
and well cooked. This recipe will al
about eight quart cans; one can Of
this jam added 10 the soup stock will
make a fns nourIshinE soup.
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or models IN onepiece effect, even
though skirt and blouse be made
separately. II Is its commanding var
iety that gives frst place in the world
Of dress to the onepiece model. There
are almost as many designs as there
are makers, and each design offers
some novelty Of construction or Of
trimming that makes Il individual.
One OF the newest effects features
the new longwaisted blouse with
straight belt cut in one. with the front
OF the waist. Il fastens at the back
and the belt effect Is emphasized at
the sides only, where there Is usually
decoration OF braid or embroidery.
A taupe serge made in this way
has the skirt gathered TO the blouse
and trimmed about the lower edge
with fruit designs which may be
either appliQued or embroidered.
Brafding makes a charming gar
niture for the onepiece dress, espec.
tally when two materials are combined
in developing the model. Take, for
instance, a black satin skirt and white
silk crepe de chine blouse. The braid
ing is used in deep girdle effect on
the blouse and stitched upon a back
ground OF white crepe de chine, also
forms an effective trimming for the
lower erge Of the skirt. In high con-
trast with the design on the waist and
skirt is the single line of braiding
on the short sleeves and round collar.
Several smart new ideas are ex-
pressed in lace, which Is used TO adorn
as4N nd 70
form sections OF sleeves, or for vests
and collars, to say nothing Of the
hundred and one ways Of stitching II
in plain bands upon skirts and draper.
les. A formal frock for afternoon or
dinner wear is carried out In gray
satin, the skirt being trimmed at the
lower edge and about the hips with
bands OF wide and narrow lace.
Streamers Of ribbon, caught about the
nips, above the lace, fall TO the lower
edge Of the skirt where they are
caught under the hem The blouse is
kimono model, with a lace band
around the back and front Ribbon
binds on the square neck and supplies
daintily decorative touch for the
short sleeves.
Lace figures again In frock oi
soft white batiste trimmed with q
panel arranged in apron effect. The
lace finishes the lower edge OF The
panel at the front and forms the col
lar, vest and upper part OF the fiar'
sleeves. At the waist the fulness Il
held in with a narrow ribbon belt
the panel, above the belt, extending
in tabs around TO the sides where thel
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
Sulphured Apples

Probably the most successful meth.
cd OF preserving apples for Winter
use is by the use OF sulpher. Pare and
slice the apples and place them In a
basket; suspend this basket in an In.
verted barrel. Now make a bed OF live
wood Goals in a metal vessel and on
tLis throw two tablespoonftils OF sui.
phur. AS quickly as possible set the
barrel over the fumes; leave II for
several hours or until the fumes are
exhausted. The aples when removed
should be placed in stone Jars and
covered with a cloth. They keep per
fectly and do not become disoolored
as in the usual drying process.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
Make Your Own com.starh

Take white field corn after II has
passed the roasting-ear stage; grate
the kernels down TO the cob. Place In
a bowl, cover with water. and let the
pieces Of husk rise to the top. then
skim them or. Let the remaining
substance settle; when the water Is
poured OF there will be a sediment
Of fine white starch at the bottom of
the vessel. This will soon dry and can
be put away in boxes or bags. Use It
in your puddings and In starchins
your clothes.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
Red Cabbage pickle.

One quart vinegar. I OF. whole white
peppers. Il OF. whole ginger, red
cabbage and salt.
Pour the vinegar into a saucepan,
add the peppers and the whole ginger
well bruised; bring to the boiling
point, boil for FIVE minutes and let
stand until cold. Remove the outside
leaves Of the cabbage, divide Il into
quarters. remove the stalks and cut
the cabbage across in thin slices. Put
the slices in a large sieve. sprinkle
generously with salt. and allow 20
drain overnight. Turn into a colander
and. II too wet. wipe with a cloth.
Divide the cabbage into Jars. cover
with the vinegar. and seal. This pick
lie will be ready for use in 4S hours
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on line OF large CO.. perforations
which indicates center back, and allow
left back edge TO extend for an un-
derlap. Finish for closing.
Next. tack belt 70 front ot waist
with centerfronts even and bring
point OF belt over small 20" perfora-
tion and finish slashed edges for
closing. Form plait in back and stitch
one inch from folded edge. Join cores
as notched. Adjust panels on skirt
with notches at upper edges and the
even. Gather at upper
edges and sew to lower edge OF waist.
Both skirt and belt may be trimmed
with embroidery.
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GUIDE ro PArrERNs

The fashions shown on this pags
are Pictorial Review designs. Mum.
bers and sizes are as follows:
Dress No. 1891. Sizes, "a to As In
ches bust. Price, 55 cents. "a
Dress No. 5000. Sizes, "a to as in.
ches bust. Price 35 cents.
Dress No. 1904. Sizes, "a 10 46 IN.
ches bust. Price S5 cents.
Dress No. 1924. Sizes, "a to 4s iu.
ches bust. Price, 35 cents. Embroidery
No. 12469. Transfer, blue Of yellow.
Price. 3 Ocents.
Dress No. Sss7. Sizes, "a to As In
ehes bust. Price 35 cents.
Dress No. s025. Sizes, "a to A IN.
ches bust. Price, 35 cents. Embroidery
No. 1854. Transfer, blue or yellow,
Price, 30 cents.
Dress No. 1894. Sizes. 90 10 As in.
ches bust. Price. 35 cents.
Dress No. s025. Sizes, 81 to a. IN
ches bust. Price. 35 cents Embroidery
No. 1851. Transfer, blue OF yellow.
Price rs cents. (Home Dressmaker's
Corner)
Embroidery No. 1879. Transfer.
blue only, supplying yards shelf
designs. Price, 20 cents.
Embroidery No. 1854. Transfer.
blue, supplying s yards OF shelf de-
signs, Price, 20 cents.
Pictorial Review patterns on sale at
Evening journal., 1920-08-10

on a limited ncome, with good taste
and clever management, than It is to
dress well. with plenty Of money 20
spend, II one selects clothes for their
value instead Of their effectiveness.
Women selecting frocks that will
carry over from season to season are
giving preference to onepiece models
Evening journal., 1920-08-10

three small 20" perforations. Gather
upper slashed edges between "T" per
forations and join TO lower slashed
edges with undcrhr edges even,
taking up q inch seams at under-arm
edges OF slashes and graduating into
nothing at inside edges Of slashes.
Sew sleeve to front and back OF waist
matching notches. Close underarm
and sleeve seams as notched. Gather
neck edges OF waist and sleeve be-
tween "T'' perofrations. Close shoul'
der seams Of yoke sections as notched
and sew to front. back and sleeve as
notched, with center-fronts and back
edges even. Bring seam In yoke to
small 90 perforation at top Of sleeve
and bring the seams joining the front
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Home Dressmaker's Corner
Long Wasted Dress Of Blue Serge That Closes at tn
Back and Has Raglan Sleeves.

pattern on the goods with large "O''
perforations along a lengthwise thread
New, fold the remaining serge and
lay the front and back cores OF skirt
and back panel, with triple TIT"
perforations, along the lengthwise
fold. The waist front is arranged in
the same way. but the back yoke and
side panel have the large 20" per-
forations resting on a lengthwise
thread fabric. II preferred, the panels
may be cut of three inches shorter
than the skirt.
Now, 10 make the waist, slash the
front and back sections from under
arm edges in, across CROSSINGS Of
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Bv MAupE HALL

BY MAUDE HALL
. HERE is a fine but sound dis
tinction between being we'll
dressed and dressing we'll and
no one knows better how 10
determine Il than the woman who
gives discriminating attention to her
II Is easier 10 be well-dressed
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
Bv KATHRYN MUTTBRER.

r HE housewife who has q natur-
al gift for beautifying the home
gives strict attention 10 every
art Of Il. She never allows obscure
places 10 suffer the humiliation OF
baroness Vhen exposed to view in con-
.rast with handsomely furnished halls
lr rooms.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10

back and sleeve, to small 20" perfor
ations in fro.t and back yohes. Turr
the right back edge OF vast undel
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25s-Bakets pty dishss

No. 125S4-Baskets Of fruit and pret
neat, they are not desirable as the
shelf covers made Of scrim, unbleach-
ed muslin or dish-towelling, because
scarcity, paper Of all kinds sscarce.
Any shelf, no matter how elegantly
surrounded with plate glass and hard
wood furnishings, would be proud 20
Evening journal., 1920-08-10

Pictorial Review patterns on sale at
Crosby Hill & Co.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
Dressing Up the Shelves to Smart PreiensiOns
Simple Borders That Impart Conscious Charm to-
Unseen Nooks and Comers

be adorned with covers embroidered
with the designs pictured here. Each
pattern supplies six yards OF two
different designs. The sides are one
inch wide by ~ and IL inches wide.
In the case Of the motifs with teapots
and teacups, while the motifs Of
fruit baskets and soup tureens are
o wide and IL inches deep.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
COMMANDING VARIETY PLACE wORI OF DRESS

Suppl an AHh Tg W Contrasting Fabrics hhd kdm mAmmEw She Materials
Nh4 Cg Many Smart
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1nrnrnnner nf fashiona 4

Long.waisted one-piece Frock
Medium size requires AS yards &c.
n or 4% yards 44inch material.
The width Of the sleeve and shape
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stitch may be added. II preferred The
borders are EXCEPTIONAL dainty work
ed in Delft.blue cotton. For the seal
lops, buttonholes stitches are required
The material may be white OF cream
color. Brown and red are also used
for the embroidery.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-10
o SIMPLA RUGARE

0 fac catre on. Societ&ti carl au
avut Ia moi diferite publicatiuni
sau tiparituri 81 au primit bi-
turtle, sd bine voiasca a le achi-
ia in ti1npul Gel mai scurt.
Celc carl au datorii de luni
tintregi 81 nu le-au achitat, sd
caute sa nu 1ntirzie, caci Gu pa
rere de rau, dar trebue sa lu-
am alte masuri.
7n.ctdeauna cine plateste re-
gulat sc bucura de credit.
In speranta sa D-nii prese-
tdinti Sc vor interesa in cauza,
am ramas GU toata stima:
n. Nestor, administrator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-10
RAPORT DE LA SECTIA DIN
GARY.

Spre a ajuta Ia triniterca I'M
bracamintei in Rominia Mare, all
ldonat in acest seop urmatorii
frati: loan 7. Ganea So; loan BE
'rea So; George Dragos 81; Nico.
lac Radoi ST.
D-nul Nicolae l.. Ckirila 4 pla-
tit traasoortul pentru Imbraea-
mintaa colectata din Gary, in to-
tai $7.37.
Multumim in numelc sectiei
Ligei rationale la toti earl au
.contribnit in accst scop.
Prezidlul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-10
ParIamentuI
(Continuare de pc pag. 81.
s E N A T U L


Sadinta Sc deschidc la orele 4
sub prcseiintia d-iui Paul Bajor
Pc banca ministeriala d. DR.
Lupu.
Sc fac obisnuitclc formalitati
slDelul nominal 81 ,cetirea suma
rului selintei precedente.
D. c. SPANISTEANTT incep9
da cctire proiectului de refor.
ma agrara pentru vechiul regat
din initiativa parlamentara.
d. |. c. GRADISTEANU: Asta
e platforma electorala. Liberalji
incep sa protesteze. Sc naste TN
tumult ingrozitor. in timp ce ia
rin;stii arla,rda. liberalii bat din
pupitre. Sgomotul devine infer
nal. ID. Spanisteanu continua ce-
tirea fara sa poata Fl auzit de nj
meni. Scamtlalul ia proportii he
mai pomenitc. Dupa un sfert da
ora Sc calmcaza putin atmosfara.
d. ID. LUPr: Aci unde sunt
eel mai multi parliamentary expr-
r.mentati, nu Sc site ca exi,ta
doua cal de a Sc a'duce proiecta
de legi; gnvernul 81 initnativa
pai'amentara.
Ne gasim in fata primului gil
yern esit din liberia yoimta a
parlamentului ales de votul uni
versal. Acest guvern nu poate
sa Sc opnc parlamentului care
a'd,tce legile pc care lc crede ne
cesare.
Daca va YETI opune acestei lcgi
nu sc site ce Sc poate fntimpla.
Va ramdne. trista pagina pen
tru d-tra, ca att 1mpcdecat ceti.
rea proicctului de lcge care da
pamint taranilor. APPLAUSE la ia
rani.ti, protestant la liberah).
ID. AUREL SCrRTU celeste
o motiuMe dc incraderc in gil-
vern. (Tumult ingrozitor, stri-
gate: M Sc poate".)
D. \. POPOvICI-II7PA ccte-
ste proiectul de lege din initiati-
va parla.nentara asupra chiriilor
in mijlocui mor protestant 81 II "a
unui zgomot inferstal),
(Senatorii sunt i'm pnioare, IT,
pete. batai de pupitre, protestant
81 la dreapta 81 la stinga).
d. CIR. PROCOPlU in mijlocul
acestui scandal urea la trlbuna
d-sa spune ca e adevarat Cd sunt
doua cal parlamentarc pentru a.
ducerea proiectebor de hgi, dar
pima acum guvernul a tinut in
loc parlamentul 81 alcum vine pc
cai laturalnice eu legi. (Intreru-
peri, zgomot). NJ stunt permise
asemenea procesdee pieziSe.
d. AUREL SCgTRTU: Mi s'a
putut, acum sc va putea.,
d. CIR. PROCOPIU: Gu a'deyl-
rat ca acest lucru c o manopera
electorate. (Nociferari 81 tumult
enorm).' D-sa nu mai poate con-
tinua. lSenatorii taranisti vim
linga tribnna 81 striga: WREN
pamint''. me trebue pamint''
D. CIR. PROCOPIU continua
sa mai vorbeasca, dar nh sc mai
aude mimic din cauza acandalului.
d. DIR. LUPr: Proiectul c bi.
ne VENT, ca'ci cum bine spus
cineva dintre tarani: ,,Cinta cio-
e7rlia" Protestes contra ofensci
sdrse parlan nentniui ca e 0 Gale
Nturalnica, o poftita pc din dos
0 ii fost Ia d-ra, Ia moi Q pnarta
cea mare.
Guvernul 1si insaseste proicc
tul. APPLAUSE Ia taranisti, prote
starr 81 vociferari paternice il
extrema dreapta).
o.. AU0EL scURTU cetest,
din non motiunea de fncredere i,
g'rcrn. Gar Sc naste zgomot il
lfernal. Protesfari liberale puter
! njce).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-10
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