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CONTRACT FOR TUBERCuLAR
-.S-T.L Az lRDED By EC4EC

Oklahoma City. Nov s.-Contrscts
for the erection OF buildings for the
state tuberculosis sanitarium at Tall
hina will be let Wednesday is was
announced today by the state health
has been given the state by the city
Of Talihina and work on the hospital
will start at once. he said. There
is an addition of 100000 for the
sanitarium which will accommodate
100 patients.
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the past few weeks. returned 10 hsr
home, I.i-y
Mrs. A. 6. Cruce of Oklahoma City
is the guest Of 5Ir and Mrs. W
Cruce.
DR.. and Mrs. J. N. Rogoff Of Cleve-
land. Ohio, who have been the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baum and
Mrs. Jeanette Blank for ths past
week left yesterday for Dallas. Tex
as, where they will visit before re-
turning home.
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GAS AND ELECTRIC BILLS FOR
OCTOBER ARE DUE AND PAY
ABLE. BILLS MUST BE PAID ON
OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 10TH IN
ORDER TO GET BENEFIT OF DIS
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Attention. Members Companv r

: All members of Company are or
dered 10 report at the armory Thurs
day, November II, at o'clock a. m.
for the purpose Of participating in
the Arni.stice Day parade. Let moth
ing interfere with each one being
present.
tAPT. FRANK O'McLEAN,
Commanding
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Informal Dance

group of employees of the Ard
moreite and their friends enjoyed an
Informal dance in the large office
rooms Of the Ardmoreite building
last night,
Refreshments of candies, and fruit
We're served.
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To Prevent Chills

Take GROVES TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC TO destroy the Malarial Germs
in he Blood and thus Prevent Chills
15c.-adv
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Eil.s Entertain

| The Elks entertained with an in
formal dance at their home last night
when the Louisiana Five made their
first appearance for this season, fur
nishing many new melodies which
all enjoyed.
An unusually large number Of mem
bers were in attendance and many
out OF town guests
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0 RIGA NlzATION AND.
0 ROE R Of fORMAT|O
Fur PARADE THURSDAY

Q. ". King, member OF the AM
erican Legion Armisuce Day COM
mittes in charge OF the parade, has
completed all arrangements and as
signed all participants 10 their re-
spsctive positions ana places OF for
nation.
The order OF the parade and the
place in which the various organi-
zSrions will form is as follows:
Boy Scouts--t'om in front OF Main
Gaze, on East Main stree,
Military Bana-Form on Caddo
street., on the west side, between Main
aha Broadway.
u. A. r., Confederate Netsrans--Guv-
ernVr Erough and paru-Qn autos)
Form On the east side OF Caddo
s.rssI, between Nam and Broadway.
.sld Guard-Form on east side Of
Ssddo street between Main and
Broadway
George r. Anderson Post. American
Legion-Form on south side OF Broad
way between Caddo stree; and the
ATdmoreite.
Visiting Ex-Ssrvice Men-Form Oh
the north side Of Broadway, between
Washington street ana Stewart Gro
Gerry store.
School Children of Ardm0re-Form
by arrangement OF superintendent
Richards.
hone GuarGs-Form on south side
OF Broadway between Washington
street and The Ardmoreite.
Elaos-aha.. nf
On south side Of Broadway al the
postoffics building.
Local Cnions-Form on south side
OF Broadway between A street north
west and the postoffice building
Lions Club-Form on the south side
Of Broadway between A street ana
B street, northwest.
Rotary Club--Form on the south
side OF Broadway in front Of the
Christian church.
Chamber of COmmerce-Form on
the north side OF Broadway, in front
OF the Boy Scout Hut.
Mr.. King desires TO call attention
Of all ex-service men to the fact
appear in the parade in uniform 1t
is the intention OF the committee in
charge to make the parade one of
the feature events of the day, and
the cooperation of all participants
must be had TO assure success.
The parade will start at 1890
sharp, and will begin moving at the
Santa Fe station, west on. Main street
10 Central Park, where the ceremon-
les will be held.
Efforts TO communicate with the
heads OF the various unions by the
chairman of the legion committee
have proved futile, SO Mr. King has
made arrangements whereby d. y.
Ferguson, Of the Carpenters Union,
Or Ardmore, will make arrangements
with the various locals TO have rep
resentatives in the line of march. All
members Of the various locals are re-
ouesred to get in touch with Mr..
Ferguson for information regarding
the parade.
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Society Personals

DR.. and Mrs. r c. Conine have
returned from San Antonio, where
they Were called away on account OF
the sudden death Of DR.. Conine's =
brother, Mr. John NJ. Cora.
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airs. u. G. Cravens of Sewanee,
Tenn, who has been the house guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs, H. l.. Crockett for
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Society Events
By RUTH NOLAN
Phone j3s
Second Ward Mothers Club

On account Of Armistice Day cele-
bration, the Second Ward Mothers
Club will meet Friday afternoon at
$50 o'clock in the school building,
instead Of Thursday as previously an
nounced
Pupils of the seventh grade will
give the program ana Miss Mae Geno,
public health supervisor will give Il
short talk.
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Ferndale Review

The Ferndale Review Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. A. L.
Douglas, on Douglas boulevard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-09

The mothers of the Second ward
students will entertain with bene,
fit tea and market Wednesday No
vember H. al the home of Mrs,
Henry NJ. Pennington, on North Wash
ington.
The state herald., 1920-09-14
PRcssYTeHlAal SOCIAL

4 = r.
The presbyterian social held at
'ooli las: Friday evening was a de-
Hded succGss. There wore at least
one hundrean'iH sasaeaauuSs. end it
vast h first stage of the contest Of
me Lincoln highway, The adn.,
Bile cl.ss sreceivel the first lionors
by reachs:.s Reno without II blowtu!
Of their .o.-l car. The basement
walls of The church echoed with
many ncals of ipArry laughter from
he Jolly crowd oe Young folks. Pop
alar games were enjoyed and light
:efreshments were served. Thest.
socials are a step upward to improve
the social conditions Of the commu-
nifty. .-N
The state herald., 1920-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Amack and
son wentto Hastings, Nebraska on
AoadcH. GaIrs. Amack and son will
70 to Red Cloud, Nebraska to visit
with Mr. Anack's parents, and Mr..
Amacl; will returhf home from Has
.inss. 2 mona
The state herald., 1920-09-14
GRADE SCHOOL NOTES

Last Friday ended the second
week of school for this term. Every
thing has been real interesting and
the pupils have been doing real work.
We feel one reason for SO much
energy, even with the teachers Us
well as the pupils, is because of the
iov they get from being in the new
building.
The new school building has prov
EN- to be necessity; since school
has started We have enrolled nearly
275 children already. What could
we do with so many in the old build
ing with probably some rented
rooms! The town ought to be real
proud of the school board which did
so much to have the building con-
structed and furnished, andalso if
they consider conditions they are
certainly fortunate in having their
rood building at this time, for we
cad in the paper every day of the
shortage of school buildings all over
he country.
The school has a department ban
ner now, which is given to the grade
having the highest per cent in de-
portment for the past week. The
seventh and eighth grades tied the
first week. and the banner was in
nc room half of last week and in
he other room the other half of the
week. This week the seventh grade
-ot ii again. Good for them; keep
I up seventh graders!
The eighth grade boys are real
Interested in foot ball at this time.
is real game for exercise, and
e hope they will get all they need,
nd pleasure with it.
The seventh Grade have been
-qwing maps of Holyoke the past
EEK and have been locating import
Z. buildings on it. They all seem
ret much pleasure, as well as
,wledge. out of it.
Most of the upper grades have
"'n reviewing portions of last
-rr's work for the last two weeks.
order to get a good foundation
rthe work found in this school
'crm.
Last week we enrolled several new
pills; in the eighth grade. one: in
sixth grade, three; the fifth.
zee; the fourth, five and several
the lower grades.
The school is planning on many
,resting things in the future. Wait
notice of them in the papers.
Prof. Chambers.
The state herald., 1920-09-14

Hoss u. Miller was here on Mon
day lookin gafter business interests
Judge S. S. Worley was a Den
yer passenger Monday afternoon
Everett Hart and Desco Blunt
spent Sunday at the Harte ranch
Mr.. AL Hoschoucr and family visit
ed with friends at Wray, Friday
Miss Bessie Thomas spent Friday
with friends at Wray.
Miss Carlena Weyerst of Amherst
is taking piano LESSONS of Mrs. D;llo
Cramer
Mr.. and Mrs. V. II Brock were
guests of Mr. an dMrs II b. phelps
on Sunday
Charles Rhodes. John Nipple and
Charles Taylor of Fortscue. Missour;
were here last week looking at lnnd
Mr.. X. H. Scott was SUFFERING
last week with severe attack of
rheumatism.
Earnest Hambleton was very sick
with an attack of indigestion Fri
dav night and Saturday.
MIR. Ellers attended the Nebraska
state fair at Lincoln and the Desb-
Ter fair.
Amos Forsythe spent last week
at Imperial assisting his brother
with his business.
Attorney Searle of Haxtun was
attending to legal business in Hol-
yoke, Monday.
Mrs. John Andrews of Lamar re-
turned home on Saturday after visit
ing during the last ten DAYS with
her sister at New Castle, Wyoming.
Mr.. Martin Nelson. banker from
ordway. Colorado. was here last
week looking after business inter
esis.
Paul Ollie went TO Bethaav Ne
braska TO enter Cotnor university
there. He will take a course in lib
eral arts.
Carl Millage and family, Miss
kemery and Miss Havers spent
Sunday at the Millage ranch near
town. ...
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Miller of
Haxtun visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Trcgo on Sunday. Mr.. Miller was
formerly an employee of the Miles
Implement Company.
Mr. and Mrs. John Barbour and
daughter Laura and Mr.. and Mrs.
J w Webermcier picniced at Wray,
Colorado on Sunday and went from
there to Burlington. Colorado
Mrs. Ada Gilleesee was passen-
ger for Denver, Monday to purchase
more goods for her fall trade in mil
linery, having sold her stock down
low before the opening the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b Bronson and
son Clifford, onroute TO their home
at Mitchell. Nebraska after visit
with friends at Champion. Nebras.
ka, spent Sunday in Holyokc.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. +. Vannucker of
Plainyiew. Nebraska are guests of
George W Kirk and sons. Mr. Van
auckor is contemplating buying land
here.
Chris,ain .Eline and Elmer Ander-
son of Neckling. South Dakota came
recently for an extended visit with
their uncle. 4. VI. Anderson, and
wife.
Earl BOYD of Fortescuc. Missouri,
who has been working here during
hrvest, fetured home ON Monday. He
contcmplnics beng one of the hnr-
Vesiefs here next ycar.
sty 10 enter school
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Trcgo ne
companied q !. Beavers to Iluxtun.
Sunday. where he was met by W.
T. Miles; the two gentlemen going
by auto TO Cheyenne and Chappcll,
Nebraskn on business trip.
Judge Walrod. who spent week
attending TO professional work in
Iowa and Nebraska, returned home
Saturday. coming by way of Jules
burg. lie more fully appreciates the
opportunities here for good invest
ments after observing the resources
Of Iowa and Ncbraskn.
The state herald., 1920-09-14
OF Interest to Readers

Bert Taylor returned Saturday
from business trip to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Evans and Mr..
Rehfeld returned from Denver Fri
day morning.
John Castellow returned home on
Friday from n trip to York and
Bridgeport, Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira C. Newman vis-
ted with friends at Grant, Nebraska
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart at
tended the Logan County Fair nj
Sterling last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Richardson
went to Oxford, Nebraska last week.
Mrs. Richardson will spend short
time visiting her parents.
Mrs. s. 7. Thompson visited with
her daughter, Mrs. H. F. Crowner,
and family at Sterling during last
week.
Miss Lillian Huston of Hastings,
Nebraska is visiting her friend, Mrs.
). D. PEBBLES, and family whose
iome is north of Holyoke.
/
Miss Grace Dick, teacher of the
brandon schools. visited over the
yeek end with Mrs. Mamie Peach
Stout.
Messrs. Renckin and Lnngren are
n.lding machine shed for George
.ammers. who resides north of Am
herst.
Misses Isabelle Crowner and Thel-
ma Brundige spent the week end with
heir parents. These young ladies
are attending hign .Fchool here.
Mrs. Edward Hahlweg returned to
her home at Kenesaw. Nebr.. Fri
lay after three weeks visit here
nth her daughter, Mrs. Y. r. Karr,
and family.
Mr.. Adolph Fulchcr and family of
.ong Beach. California are visiting
his week with Mr.. Fulcher's sister
as. George hammers, and family
Gorth of Amherst
Miss Adele hammers of north OF
ltnherst and a graduate of the Hol-
ol,e high school. left here on Fri.
law to attend school ut the Denver
University.
Mr.. gsse Slayer of Denver spent
Ike week with his mother, Mrs. Cam
ron. and his little son and daugh-
ter. who are making their home with
their grandmother.
Leland Anderson, q graduate of
The Holyoke high school. left here
friday for Denver. where he will ut
md the Denver University the COM
ing year.
.. NJ Weyerts II Venango recently
old his store at that place 10 NJ.
't.n anG plans 70 move 10 D-v'
80 that his children may have the
advantage Of the educational facili-
ties OF The Denver University and
high school.
Mr.. Marion Applegate Of Crook,
@ho has been spending the last
1onih with his daughter, Mrs j. Il. |
peniamin and family. and Miss Net
tie Applegate, returned to his home
Friday. Miss Nctiie Applesate Is
'eachinP the school in district Moss.
Mr.. md Mrs. Chns. Hcinlin and |
ion. Mis- Verda Shaw and Rufus
Bnrkcr arrived from Downing. No..
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Heinlin and
Miss Verda have been Visiting reln
tivcs. mud Mr.. Barker camc to Hol.
yoke to visit his uncle. Hnrve Barker
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Vfba and chill
dren. Joseph and Anna. went to Be
ntricc, Nebraska last week, where
Mrs. yerha had growth removed
from her eve. She is recovering
nicely and her physicians think she
win be able to return home this
week.
Mrs T. =. KINNEY and two sons
Of Dixon. Illinois have been here
apcndhg short time with her hus
baud md the family OF q. Neu.
schwnndcr. who reside south of Hol.
woke. Mr.. Kinney owns land south
Of Holyoke and has been here sew
cral weeks looking after his crops.
Rev. Wm. y. Russell, pus,or Of the
The state herald., 1920-09-14


Miss Gladys Lucke Of Haxtun, who
is attending high school here, spent
the week end with her parents.
Mrs. Hattie Lingo, society edito,
of the State Herald, spent Monda,
night at Haxtun.
Postmaster Grimes and wife of
Best, Nebraska, were shopping here
Friday.
Mrs. o. F. Eichle returned Satur.
nv from a weeks visit with her
arents. at Grant, Nebraska. ~
Henry HOPPER spent last week at
.incoln, Nebraska, looking after
BUSINESS interests. ,s
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Steiver of
onver spent Saturday in Holyoke
tending to business matters.
q. II. Slagle of Denver, who has
'een visiting his mother, Mrs. Cam
ron Young, and his two children
eturned home Monday.
William Whitam's residence was
struck by tightening last Thursday
nicht. Fortunately the damage was
slight.
Prof. Wycoff and wife went ia
onver Friday to accompany some
t their former pupils, who will ent
the Denver University.
Mrs. II. B. Phelps returned Sat
lrday from Denver, where she had
'een since Tuesday looking after
business matters.
Judge j. II. Painter ACCOMPANIED
his daughter, Milicent. to D-mver
saturday, where she will enter the
penver University for this year.
Ferdinand humm and family have
cen here during the last week look
ng after their land near Holyoke.
Their home is at Osmond. Nebr.
Mrs. John Andrews of Lamar.
Hbraska returned home Saturday
Ger a ten days'visit with her sister
II New Castle, Wyo.
Mrs. ID. ID. Finch. Miss Celeste
'onnclly and Miss Jessie Gerrish of
iiaxiun spent Saturday here shop
ping.
The mallcable iron flue ON the
Copper Clad saves you the purchase
OF new range every ten years.
c. A. Mowry.
Mrs. X. N. White and little nephew.
Guy Leslie Bergman, returned Sat
urday from short visit with Mrs.
Whites parents, who reside in Den
yer.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. +. Burge returned
home from Denver. Saturday. While
they were in Denver, Mrs. Burge had
her tonsils removed and is recover
ing speedily from the operation.
James hlinepeter has been help-
~ with the delivery at the Cash
Grocery this week. The former
clerk. Byron Lantz, is attending
school.
aiiss Leona Kyle returned 10 her
Tome nt Fleming, Monday after a
few days. visit with her friend, Mrs.
Kate Riley.
jack Gibson of the Standard Drug
store was in Denver from Monday
1ntil Thursday of last week looking
1ster business interests.
Mrs. Ida Davis sale. which was
held ON last Thursday. was well at
tended and much higher prices ihnn
was expected was paid for her stoci
1pd all that was Gold.
Ir. Edward Whenes and family Of
Vcnango. Nebraska visited with Mrs.
Wchones' parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
Adolph Waterman, aud family. who
live near lIolyokc.
Grow Bros, whose home Is nenr
hnxiun. had IN AVERAGE Weld of
Fraction more than forty-Hyc busli-
tells of wheat on siity-s wen acres
of their land eight nilc1 northwest
Of llolyolic. The vlrnt tested six
ty-tlircc pounds ppcr busLel.
Eva, Fay and Gwcndolin Andrews
spent the last ten DAYS with their
sister. Mrs. George Childcrs Of near
Lamar while their mother visited
with her sister in Wyoming and came
here on Saturday with Mrs. Childcrs
TO meet their mother, who came on
The state herald., 1920-09-14

foi. 'HuiiibcES.
Bob Williams. the rapid fir.
esmnn for Colver Bros, is now
ling talking machines on the road
lnez Brown of Fort Morgan has
IN n guest of the family of r. C.
.cevers. this week.
Mrs. Herbert Briggs started to
-, Colorado on Saturday for a
20 weeks. visit with n sister.
Mr.. Mellow of Ft. Collins, Colo
DO recently purchased the Grit
dvocate of Julesburg. Mr.. Mellow
ormerly owned the paper.
Charlie Bohme, VIII oresidcs north
est of Holyoke. recently purchased
Il Ellington player piano of Colyer
,-cthers music store.
Col. Hit was here Saturday to
et his wife. who arrived home
m Eustis, Nebraska. where shs
"a been visiting witha sister for
lsn days.
Mrs. Fred Feidler will he bosess
. the Missionary society OF the
3aptist church on Tuesday of this
soak. Light refreshments will be
ciyed. The ladincs are anticipating
vry pleasant social time.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Baptist church met last Thursday
and made six comforts. and the pre-
rccding Thursday made five com
forts and have orders for more to
he made within n week. Thus they
help their patrons and make money
for good cause and enjoy de-
lightful time nt their meetings Mt the
hnrch, where hey make he com
rors.
Professor Martin. principal of the
imiiic school. did not come until
Thursday on account of not recciv-
Ing the letter the school board had
mail him in which the time for III
mailed him in which the tine for ih,
bcginning of school was stated. and
The board sent him telegram.
Mr.. cy Spcltz has purchased q
quarter of land of NJ. W. Spence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart
apiocd to Sterling, Thursday TO ut
tend the Logan County Fair, re-
turning Friday Mrs. Sam Tbomp-
son and daughter, Mrs. Howard
crowncr and sons. returned TO Hol-
woke with them.
The following flolyokc people at-
tended the Imperial fair; r. n
White. Homer llngerinnn aud family
Amos Forsythc, lrn G. Newman. ]
!, Newman. Henry Miller, A. v
VAIN. Lou Kcrchncr and family, ,1ul.
ius Miller. Joseph Wnln. q. !. Ben.
ycrs, Richardson, John Fleming. Al
llosehoucr aud family aud Miss Bes.
sie Thomul aud Ollie Holmes nnd
family.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
Santa Claus Given :. Housing Reception
 By Bisbee Riddles

Santa Claus, the real, old, jolly Kris Kringle, appeared at all of the Phelps Dodge stores in the district yesterday and was greeted by hun dreds of little ones who handed him many letters telling what they want him to bring on Christmas eve.
 Santa Claus announced that he will be at the stores again tomorrow and that at this time he will distrib- ute little preliminary Christmas cheer to the children in the way of packages containing candy. fruit and nuts He will be at the Warren store from 1 to o'clock, at the Lowell store from to o'clock. and at the Eisbee store from to o'clock. San ta said that be will distribute the packages only to children who are accompanied by their parents