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The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
SHOVEL CREEK DREDGE
 HAS GOOD SEASON

Andy Nylen and Fred Fischer owners of the Shovel Creek dredge. are in the city and report that al- though dredging operations in that section were greatly handicapped by the early freezeup, the Shovel Creek dredge, notwithstanding the natural difficulties attending so many of our local mining operations, was able to achieve very favorable season Messrs Nylen and Fischer will re- main in Nome for the winter and re- turn to their dredge as soon as weather conditions are favorable for mining next summer.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
ICE AND STORM FORCE RETURN OF JEWEL GUARD

Cumbering masses of slush ice and wintry gales along the eastern. coast forced the return here Thursday morning of the Mission schooner Jewel Guard, Andy Otterson, master, which sailed from Nome during the latter days of last week in an at tempt to reach St Michael.
 Severe weather attended the schooner almost from the time of her departure and culrhinated in a close escape from being caught fast in the gathering ice while in Colo win Bay. which was the furtherest point the schooner reached.
 Save within short distance of Nome. the vessel encountered slush ice every where along her path. On reaching Golovin the slush be- came so thick and heavy the schoon- CT encountered great difficulty in stay of several days. Heavily coated with ice despite all her crew could do to keep the vessel clear. Capt. Otterson finally gave up the struggle and returned to Nome. The con- siderable quantity of motion picture film. freight and mail matter was unloaded and the schooner is now in winter quarters.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
LITTLE CREEK OPERATIONS
 CLOSED FOR SEASON

The Pioneer Mining Company's op- erations on Anvil and Little Creeks have been suspended for the season Mrs. Neibing. with the other mem- bers of the crew, came to town Fri day. It is the plan of the Company to maintain an office and a small crew Of men at Little Creek for the winter. As usual the stables will be located on the properties and hauling supplies for use next summer will continue during the winter months under the supervision of Wm. Me Kenna.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
PIONEER co. WORKING
 SMALL PROSPECTING FORCE

Victor Anderson. winter manager about dozen men employed pros- pecting and doing assessment work on thep roperties owned and controll- ed by the company. These proper ties lie principally along the Subma- rine Beach line. extending as far West as Jess Creek
 Some of the properties were only recently acquired by the Pioneer Company and it is the intention to develop them as valuable additions to their other workings.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
RUSSIAN TRADER FROZEN
 IN SNAKE RIVER

The power schooner Friedolf Hek. owned anI operated by Max Gotts- chalk. is frozen in just above the mouth Of Snake River and unless the weather moderates will have to re- main in the river for the winter. It was Mir. Gottschalk's intention, to Siberia and winter there. This sturdy little craft was caught by one of the fall storms and nearly wreck ed some weeks ago and was being re paired and rapidly refitted when the early freezeup of the river caught and has since held her fast.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
ORION BRINGS GOLOVIN
 FISH PLANT CREW

The fishing tug Orion arrived from Golovin Bay Wednesday with the crew of the Golovin fishing plant Of which Jack Young is manager The arrivals report a somewhat un- Gersized pack of herring this year. owing to the numerous difficulties developing during the season, com bined with late run of fish The pack was shipped to the States on the last Victoria.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
ARRIVE
 AFTER DIFFICULTIES

Tom Peterson. manager of the Teller Lighterage Company. accom- panied by Mrs. Peterson and Gus Wheeler, arrived in Nome this week in their gas boat. Due to some diff ficulty with the engine, the craft was forced to put in at Sinrock while Mir. Wheeler mushed to Nome to get ma terial for repairs.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
SOLOMON MINER
 HAS GOOD SEASON

E. w Quigley, the Big Harrah placer mining operator. has finished his seasons work and is now in the city awaiting the arrival of the Vic toria.
 MT Quisley employed twenty-five men in his summers operations and reports a most favorable output for the year.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
MUsHERs ARRIVE FROM CANDLE

E. E. Pierce and wife and Iver Johnson. arrived from Candle We'd nesday evening after a hard trip overland by horse team and dog sled. Heavy snow was the main obstacle to progress and 6 days were required to traverse the 1855 miles of distance from Candle to the Kougarok.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29

CT of the schooners Amy and Rupert, left Nome Friday with the Amy. bound for Safety. where the boat will be placed in winter quarters. The many friends of Capt Winkler fear for his safety, but advices received assure us that he arrived in port without mishap.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
RAM TAKES
 NATIVE ISLANDERS HOME

The Diomede Island power schooner Ram departed for Cape Prince of Wales Sunday evening with a considerabl number of natives who were returning to their homes after stay in the city.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
LOCAL NEWS

East Coast arrivals report that John Starr has been ground sluicing and shoveling in on his West Creek properties in the Solomon River dis trict. Mir Starr will operate next season with a crew of men.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
WATER COMPANY
 CLOSES DOWN

The Moonlight Water Company has crew of men at work draining and closing the water lines in various parts of the city. The main line has been shut off at Little Creek.
 This means that for the next seven months Nome will obtain it's water from local wagon deliveries
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-29
TWO LOCAL PICTURES AT DREAM
 THEATRE MONDAY NIGHT NEXT

Last chance to see U. s. Army Air planes arriving and leaving Nome, also the arrival and departure of the Amundsen Arctic Expedition, Mon day night Oct. 31st.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17

town, Texas, is. here this week visit
ing her cousin. Mrs. r. A. McKen-
ney. and husband
Mrs. Jack Scanlon and son. Jack
Ir., are moving to Ardmore. where
they will live in the future. Jack
Eas accepted a position with a co.ton
firm at that place for the coming
season.
Chester wilkins of Dallas, Texas,
who has been here the past few days
visiting with paxnts, has returned tc
his work
DR.. Autry was called Wednesda,
to Chickasha in consultation to see
Mrs. j. l.. Long, who is seriously i'll
Mrs. John Justin and little son.
John Jr., of Nocona, Texas, are here
visiting Mrs. Justin's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Choate.
Oliver Dudley of Whiteboro, Texas,
was in Marietta Sunday visiting with
friends.
Little Marium Mobley. who has been
sick the past few days, is getting
along nicely.
Ralph Ownby of Durant was here
sunday the guest of Miss Fannie
Gardner.
Miss Nettie wilkins is working for
the Rubush Company. while Miss Bes-
sio Jones. who is employed there reg
ularly is taking her vacation. She is
visiting with her parents and other
relatives and friends at Alma, Ark.
She was accompanied there by her
SISTER, Miss Mamie Jones, and her
two little nieces and nephew
Frank Dustin and Elise Choatc
were business visitors to Ardmore
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ona English and lit.
tie daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
| Carroll spent the day in sulphur
Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Scanlon of Ardmore was
in Marietta Monday On business
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parker and little
daughter left Sunday for Springtown
i exas, where they will visit for abou
two weeks with relatives and friends
Miss Opie Beeler is visiting with
friends at Leon this week.
Mrs. Oscar Norvell of Healdton is
here visiting with her sisters, Mrs.
Edd Kerr and Mrs. Earl RUBBISH, and
her mother, Mrs. Duke.
Mrs. Nettie Tibbs and Mrs. X. II.
Haynes left yesterday for Ardmore
where they will visit for a few days
with relatives and friends. They viii
&C from there to Oklahoma City for
few days.
Engrim Beeler is at Wilson visit
ing with his aunt this week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
'oH, MOTHER, ASKED MARY

"oh, Mother" asked MR.y. ''Whni
shall ! ever do? fin al breaking oui
with pricky bcat on u,y forehnnd
II hurts and ftches so i cnn bnrdl,
stnnd IL"
Have You been washing II WIN
senp2" Inquired brr mother
Why yes, al COURSE ! ,tlvncys do
Mary rcphed IN surprise.
We'll umt WIN hilp To ir1itatr II
afnd make n wursc. Prickiy hcn D
an Irritation od the oil glands uf thr
skin. You shunid battle your furuhauti q
IN wRrur cnnEnlnirg all thr borir .nclR
II viii Dissolve. Borir ucid 6frirs rtl,
skin and VII soon stop the irrita--
titu'"
'uh. Thank you. Mothrr. IN 20 nnH
nv some right away" Miery said w.
Tondy oh hJr psiIy M thn di,uhci,.
N Snn diimr wcr 1ipse nnngp
iinnsins down on ynu, forehead you
wouldn't get thn pricily heat" Hob
naiicd uut H1tnr Inn 20 don't have
70. db L."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
In County Court

Colby Brothers w. Joe u. Johnson.
In this case the motion FOR new trial
was overruisd and the plaintiff gave
notice Of appeal to the Supreme court
Mcmillan Hardware Company w Joe
d. johnson vt al. Motion for new
trial ovcrrulcd and plaintiff gives no.
ticc OF appeal.
$. and NJ Clothing Company vs. Joe
d. Johnson. motion for new trial over
ruled. plaintiff gives notice OF appeal.
state of oklahoma vs. Jim Burris
by agreement this case was dismissed
upon payment " costs.
state of oklahoma W. G. l.. Hutch
ins. case dismissed ON motion uf the
county attorney.
state OF Oklahoma w George Ior.
dan. This case by agreement. contin-
urd for the term.
state of Oklahoma vs. Jack Pcnny.
case dismissed upon payment Of cost.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
FAMOUS ANECDOTES
OF FAMOUS PEONE
Jniin RunNnn

Jnim 1,uryisn. tim uutium uf ''Pl
grimb Frogrnss WIS .Iuu In prinnn
because NJ hH fuith
For thn ilisu six mouths hn wa.
permitted considerable freedom hy his
synipathotic TALLER. Some uf the
blshnps hnnrd ,of this mud deeided to
invnriigate tle mftttnr M SUE N N wna
really trun. An ofilrrr wua pnnt from
London and told la ciili "a, III. prhnu
.iutc su night
II huppunad thnt Rlniynn 4iud hson
permitted IN spend tiui nig.lti Iti iIumu
with hls WIFI. tlnwnvrr. ,lutr IN a.,
evnnstlg nv hccauIc 80 uurI,py tlut Ia
told his wife thiu he mnai :r.turn u
The priEnn u wps very lu,r hcrorc
hn rot hack and the iallcr ciitdcd him
fnr returning st all that night.
A llttlo latur the investigating, ulilrri
arrived
''Arc nll TIM priInrrs Rih1" hr
demanded.
Yes" VITA tim r,ui,y.
lie .Jdhn B,uryn .nffer"'
"ars'"
"I,'t mr. we, .nim"
Bunyun wua pnnm,unii Ihustfit
lin wns thass tn rnnw Wh-n tlr
nirssrnrm wce Hunp .ttm latter saiti
You nny WI ou' again wi,uurvrr
yon pienAe. I'm YOU knuw wllon Ito ~
aiu' rDmr better thnn I svun tell .you
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
ONE REEL YARNS
RACING MIrh A STORM

Goodbye. Harry" called Aunt
Amy. AZ she stood on the porch and
waved to her nephew. "Call ND as
soon M YOU get homo. III be Wor-
ricd about you"
Harry smiled TO himself AS Tie
jumped on his bicycle. Mother and
Aunt Amy were always worrying
about SOM th.ug. Here he was.
plenty old enough TO take caIre OF
himself and thA Was the very first
time they had allowed him to make
the seven mile twp ou 10 Aunt Amy's
on his bicycle.
He should bstve started home
sooner Moeiiur world bo worried 81
he dldn1 get home before dark.
it's Getting DARK
I'm afraid can't make u now" "
he thought. Geo. IL looks lhse ruin.
too. why. thatB funny" ne had
come TO crossroads 81 Thought
sure had mania tliat turn. hui /
guess ] hadn't. Let's ses. tnrn "a
my rigm. tnsy i"
It sccmoa 20 10 getting duix al
OF sudden. Big. blatk clouds
gathered quickly IN sl>y TINT had
boon clear few mumCuts hdfnrs
Harry found it very hard COINS
against the wind
Everything ipoi,rd no strangu. Ton
u niusu bn tho dusk aud the coming
Etmm. Hh pcdnlled on fiirinusiy. grs,
ting mora 4nnd mora worried .as tfi!i,i
cime gn.
Snddouly ho st0prcd with u jri
thnt nearly tlrcw him over ui,
haudlr-bars. He had come to tho end
~ thu road. Right ,bcibre him wyi
n wire fsncn and cornnpid. III
VIA lnat for sufu
Harry Turns Back
lie turned and rode back to tli,
first crnSuoad r'hR must have hcu
whcru he should iluve turned. WmIt
h fool he Ind been not 10 watch tlu
directions more -rloscly coming uut.
How cold 1t wasl Ills fingers feil
numb .us hp grinrud the hnndlehnrs.
'I,nnr Mother anu Aunt ANY
thought Harry. "tiiey will he frantic
" ! don't Eat hume pretty soon.
lie pcdallrd fitsi,,r. 'rhcn II was tina
Harry discovered tiilt he wasn't "a
Tie raul nt nil yto wss following q
lane whirh cnded ~ harn-yard
Tired und discouraged. he wna .jiRi
on the point nt turning around ujnin
when suddenly thu stnrm hrnlca unil
the min descenii.d IN torrsutk.
Dragging his witsnl nm hrs;t lhr
could. lie ran FOR thu shelter 81 .tiis
straw stnck near by WIT urd siiiSur-
inc he 'huddlsd therc ,illl the storm
WIS nvpf Thnn hn .cuiwled nut "a
see WHORE he war. Tberp. not 10t
yards uv,iy. VIZ 'hh ,Auitt Amya
huusu'
Tomorrow. '"rivs Los, Rntp."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
GOOD DENTISTRY
FOR WORkMEN Is
A GREAT PROBLEM
(By the Associated Press)

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug l6.-The
problem of giving good dentistry to
workingmen ut lower prices is one of
the great questions confronting the
profession, DR.. Henry l.. Banzhaf of
Milwaukee told the National Dental
Association here today
He advocated cooperative clinics as
solution.
The average American working.
man should be able to buy honest
dentistry at a reasonable fee" DR..
Ranzhaf said.
Better dentistry at lower fees can
only be accomplished when a group
Of dentists. each specialist in his
field. comes together in centrally
located cooperative dental clinic.
Each dentist must operate in his
chosen field only. thus increasing his
efficiency 40 per cent, because he
does only the work he is best quail.
fied to do
Dr. Banzhaf said the Milwaukee
industrial dental clinic was proving
. success. This does work for in.
dUstrial establishments with which II
has agreements.
For quick results. use Ardmorei.s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
hnuris,md

Mn OH .unrky wiss vcy III inh WIS
-cnt p tho hospitul Tm iiurW put
n th,rmumeicr m hR mnuih IN take
hA tnmrcnntins
Whom the ,duc,or ranw -arunit httrr
IN thn di,y hn u,kaB
''Woll. 1,Hstis. how tiD yuu fsnis"
~ feel right tnl'hle. hnaR'"
Have you .hnh niy noiiriRiimcnt7
'"Yassir!"
What diii yuu huvcI"
~ lndy- dUnu ginimc n Ipterr uff lihisS
~ suck. .hoss"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17

tiNtN III iiN''N' N'
Bridges and Fondren vs.. Il. II.
Null. an abstract OF judgment from
Justice OF the peace court.
Colby Brothers VS.. Joe ID. Johnson
Judgment from county court.
Emma NJ. Christian, sues X. X. Scar
brough for a debt on note.
Frank G.. Redus sues the Frisco
Railway for SSO.OOO.OO damages for
Injuries received while in, the employ
OF said company.
]. w. Little sues II. ID. Taliaferro
and Mary f.. Taliaferro, Jr., to quiet
title in real estate.
I.oman Wolfe. a minor, by j. w.
McDuffc. his guardian, sues NJ.
scnne. for partition Of real estate and
damages.
Loman Wolfe. a minor, by j. w
McDuffe. his guardian, sues W. s.
Little. ct al for partition OF real es'
tate and damages.
Loman Wolfe. a minor. by j. w
NcDuffc. his guardian. sues j. II.
wooten for partition u real estate and
damages,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
MADILL
w. j. BELL
Full Carrier Service
representative for Marshall County

Monroe Abes. postal clerk running
out of Waco, Texas. is in Madill the
guest at the home of his grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Ables.
Mrs. Joe White and daughter, Mrs
Leona White of Woodvile who had
been in Madill visiting with Mrs
Nirgie Perryman have returned home
Il Charles Fisher who had been in
Madll visiting with his mother, Mrs
t. A. Burnett has returned to Ard
more.
Mrs. L. E. Bennett and Mss Lnne
Mae Williams have returned from
short visit with their mother Mrs.
j. T. Ingram at Woodville.
Mrs. j. B. Rooney who had been in
Madll guest at the home of her Sis
ter, Mrs. c. V. Grant, has returned
f. her home at Dallas.
f. C. Edwards went to Denison Sat.
urday to visit his daughter, Mrs
Ozella Kennedy Mr.. Edwards will re-
main in Texas until after the old set
tiers reunion at Sherman
Miss Hannah Ashburn Of Ringing
who had been in Madll visiting with
Miss Jewell Billingsly has gone to Ada
for a visit with relatives before re-
turning home Miss Ashburn is a
granddaughter of Hon. Stump Ash.
by, former citizen in Marshall coun.
~ and representative in the first leg-
islature.
Mrs. Eugenia Hall who had been in
Madill guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs f. L. Jones has returned to her
home at Sasakwa, Okla.
Mrs. w. /. Gresham OF Woodville,
is in Madll visiting at the home Of
her son.
Mrs. l.. T. Yarger and son, master
Haynes, have returned from visit
to a throat specialist at Sherman.
Mrs. J. X. Woodward spent the week
end visiting with her daughters, Mrs.
Don Mccarthy and Miss Minnie Pol
lock at Ardmore.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r.. Barnard of Has
l;el, Texas, and Mrs. Tom Sowell Of
Miami spent some days the past week
in Madill guests of Mrs Bernards
and Mrs. Sowell's sister, Mrs James
Mundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cochran have
returned home from a week spent at
tending the Baptist association at
Prices Falls.
Miss Clara Hill is in Ardmore for a
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. A. p Alsup spent the week
end in M1dil visiting with her mother
Mrs. G. X. McGee returned to her
home at Durant Monday evening.
Miss Stell Glass Of Haieyville, who
had been in Madill visiting with friends
and relatives has returned home.
Misses Ola skinner and Cleo Winters
who had been in Madill as the guests
of Misses Anna and Jewell Ables have
returned to their home at Rogers,
Texas
DR. Dixie b. Tucker Of the Oklahoma
extension work of the Oklahoma A.
and NJ. college who had been in Madll
as the guest of Miss Maude Andrews,
county home agent. has gone to Pauls
Valley to look after her work in
Garvin county.
Mrs j. p. Armstrong and children
are in Sulphur this week visiting with
Mrs. Armstrongs sister, Mrs. Frank
Kirby and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. U. Lynn and mas
ter Il p. Jr., went to Oklahoma City
Friday for visit with Judge and Mrs.
+. f.. Kennemar and family.
Mrs. 4. T.. Ballard and daughter
Miss Jessie Mae. has returned from
Lone Grove where they had been vis-
iting with Mrs. Ballard's mother, Mrs.
]. ]. Hills.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
French Accepts Invitation

Paris, Aug. iG.--onicial acceptance
on the part of the French govern
mcnt Of the invitation extended by
President Harding to the conference
ON disarmament aud Far East qucs'
tions. was forwarded to Washington
last night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week
Thursday

Thursday
Lions Club: Lions viii meet in reg
rlar weekly noon luncheon session
Thursday at Hotel Ardmore. O. C.
Lasher, president.
Saturday
American Legion: Members OF
George X. Anderson Post OF the Anne.
rican Legion will hold their regular
noon luncheon session Saturday az
the Chamber of Commerce. 0. w.
King, commander.
Fair Board: Meeting Of the Carter
County Fair Board Association will
be held At 10 o'clock saturday morn.
ing at the courthouse in the office
Of County Agent Simpkins.
For quick results use Ardmoreite
Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
STOP THAT ITCHING

. II YOU suffer from any form Ct
'skin dis, ase such as itch. eczema.
fing-woi7n. puison-oak. old sores or
if your children have some skin trou-
bic. W. will sell YOU. jar Of blue
Star Rrmcdl" un a guarantee that II
moi satisfied your money will be re
bnded. Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17

iTOH. CTHdpS lHcTc Is some Itd-
son for Eugene O'Brien 10 inquire
rs Life Worth Living1" on the
screen.
Owen Moore, whose first wife
was Mary Pickford, and who lately
married his leading woman, Kath-
ryn Perry, is preparing a Selznick
comedy to be titled Love Is an
Awful Thing"
Theatres holding Three Sevens"
and "A Pair Of Skies" are sure of
full house.
What's a Wife WORTH" asks
one film title.
If Women Only Knew" sighs
another.
Conway Tcarle is to turn into
"A Man of Stone" before the eyes
of movie audiences.
1t may be that The Leopard
Woman" was "rhe Woman God
Changed"
Here's some "Scandai' concerning
Constance Tdhnadge.
She IS to appear in n Poiy OF
Sak Stockings" and "Mrt Lefing-
VelPs Boots'
The movies boast "A Perfect
Crime"
Page the censors.
THE Face of the World" will.
OF course, be made up" when il
gets on the screen.
Side Chances at Films
The Way Of Maid is to get
into the movies.
The Forgotten Woman" is to
be recalled in pictures.
Elaine Hammerstein is going to
make Bachelors Blush"
Theatres will face problem ad-
vertising CLOSED Doors"
Norma Talmadge Is soon to have
Her Own Way" on the screen.
Courage" "Cowardice" and
"Conceit" are hurrying to the
movies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
Marriage Licenses Issued

J. T. Sparks. age 80. Of Madill, TO
Josie Miller, age 81, Of Madill.
George Henry, age 81, Of Durwood.
10 Willie Henshaw, age a. OF Dur
wood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
DAILY HARDkNOT

Make ,ono up and sond u .mD
Tuise ,dne hnI OF Rome. ono third
of he'd. ;unh two thlyhs az mn 1hc
result will he she name Of hire.
Contributed by 4. Semi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17

etttfrsS lynur iettt ~. riduics .sptxslss.
ptce,, aeiub news, scout news. sp,ctuurs.
Iftrcntrtts of your hikes ur :ra,ttes. IN
tNe tE uitor of the boys AND .ulsn srp.
ltiun carr of .'bf. ropazrs,s..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
NUTS To CRACK
'tsidip mnr uip unn lEcnd

'ts'din Dnn mn unn send 10 mn
Whit k ;triinn nun .you ihdrpn ,snu
gut ,ci-.c,nnfrihuted ,by u. ~.
f.eswcr Ia .yHstartirye WHAT ian
TINT which rrp,r asip ,uursttnrr yrt
rrrnures n,uny unHwarssr', srln ,inor
hr,ll
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
ruup,r rarpts,

tsitism 'ons ,up nml srnil N iinD
lhnrntiy'de,sl, l,nve'iilcur'ltti,s livr.
~ ttipvs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17

Nilswcr IN yesterdays C1 NlGrth'-
gslu 90 Bnhollik. (D MarpiS; 90
"a kmgilshar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17
FILM SMILES
-aI1d 50 forth
By Hi Speed

IRON" Perhaps there is some rea-
son for Eugene O'Brien TO inquire
rs Life Worth Living" on the
screen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-17

For quick results. use Ardmorei:s
want ads.
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Theatres holding Three Sevens"
and "A Pair of Skies" are sure Of
a full house.
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@Ssss =sss5' AHR RoNS AND Gpl S NEWSPAPER =: =;
U p u in IN IN
SPORTS
HOBBIES
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