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The New York herald., 1921-04-14
CORNELL
PENN
Totals SO I is 27 10 3

.Batted for Sheffey In the sixth inning
tone out when winning run was scored.
pe5n Cornell $500. ! ood 9oS g
Stolen base--TTinkie. Two base hits
Moufedian, Shriver. Three base hit-Mayer.
Double piay-Cowan. Woodin and Davi-s.
fIits-off Stout. 8. orr sheffey. 4; off Lwci-
1srssn ssS. Ss's by Reo siou oy nes sneifey
/. Bases on baiis-off Stout. 4; OFF sheffey,
1; off Larsen, 2; off Rollo. 8; off Yates,
Passed bali--Maher. wild pitches s-sheffey,
4; Yates, 3. Umpires-Haetzei and Adams
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HIP BASEBALL SEASON OPENS WITH GREAT OUTPOLR FANS
President Harding Sees
SOx Beat Senators, 6-3

his long career failed to finish an open
ing game. He gave way after four In
nings when Boston had obtained one
run lead The score:
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Totals. 40 Is 20 81 i54

eB Totals. 80 23 20 27 Is
Mount st. Mary's. o o 0 o 9 0 0 0 D .
Naval Academy III Q 5 / o-2o
Home -run--Niemeyer.. Two base hit-Har-
rison. Sacrifice hit-v. Kelly. Bases on
out-By Hsecrty. Z: by Gaines, in 4 In
nngs; by Peterson. IN innings: by Flern-
ing. In 3 innings. Stolen bases--Niemeyer.
1 (Sierneyer): by Fleming. {Connif). wild
pitch.-Geines Passed baiis-Royer. Eaman.
Umpires-A. X Brey and Stump OF Balu-
more. Time OF game--i hour and 80 minutes.
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ILLINOIS NINE r. VICTORIOUS.

URBANA, H., April i3.-lrhe University Of
Illinois defcpted Northwestern, to 0, TO-
day "a the first Western Conference bssebaal
game OF the SEASON. An error by Haliftrorn
IN the ninth inning gave Northwestern its
only base Tho score; r. II ~
lhfIlriH y
NofttFNe1tersl ..ss.s...s.s..s4.....sO
BaWerier-Ilnrnee and Douxherfy; Palmer
Rox1 and Harris, Holman, Curtih
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
NATIONAL IEAGU'

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 10; Phiiadeiphia, = III inninrs).
brooklyn, r.; Bosten, q.
Cincinnati, b; Pittsburgh, 3,
Chicago, q, ST. Ionis, 3.
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Vile. Three base bits--Luuue. Grimm. Bohne.
Fonseca. Sacritre-Schmiat. Double play
bases-Cincinnati, s. Pittsnrgh. 10. Bases
on halls-Off Ludue. 3 off Adams, /. Hits
-Off Adams. in 2-3 innings: off Harnil-
ton none in no innings, Struck out-By
I.uque. 8: by Adams. /. Pa7k-Luque. Win
ming pitcher-Luque. Losing pitcher-Adams.
Umpires-Rigler and Moran. Time OF game
II hour and 81 minutes.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO.

ED FOR TODAY.
New York In Philadelphia.
brooklyn In Boston.
~. Iouis In Chicago.
Pittsburgh IN Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia IN New York.
RosfOn IN Washington.
Chicago in Driroit
Cleveland In 81 Louis
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN IENFUE.
New York, n: Philadelphia, 1.
Boston, n; Washington, 3.
~. Louis, a; Cleveland, 2,
The Detroit Chicago Rnmc wns postponed
on account 81 rain.
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Totals. 81 3 6 "a 1B 0i
sBatted for Mueller IN the eighth inning
fBatted for Alexander In the seventh In
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Totals go . ~ 2i 10 /

Totals. 3N J II "a IT IT
Slated for Hamilton In the ninth inning.
Pittsburgh ........ o O 2-S
Cincinnati ........ o q x-5
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Totals 30 10 II q Z 2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
delightful Affair

A delightful affair OF the week end
waa the silver Tea and Market given
! Saturday 10y the Ladies Of st. sMaIy $
! Catholic Church al the home Of Mrs.
| j. ~ phelan OF X street. southwest.
The home was artistically decorated
with snap dragons. decorative color
scheme Of yellow and pink predominant
ing throughout the several rooms.
The attractive tea table which was
presided over 10y Mesdamcs William
Humphrey ana j. ). Mullen was CEN
tered with an ivory filled with pink
-clanms and fc1lhrry form on the
handl, of which was dainty how Of
yellow tu'c Brass calidlc sticks hold.
ins lighted yellow candles were at The
-four corners or the table ON a pretty
chiffon luncheon set of Japanese de-
sign n water lilies Of gold. green and
white.
Dainty refreshments were served in
the dining room 10y Misses Ethel lkard.
JOY Moore Non Wilson. Clemme King
and Gladys Sclyally
A. the door. Mrs. Walter Young rc.
ceivcd the mary guests ana introduced
TO the receiving lno IN which stood:
Mrs, Mike Gormdn, Mrs. j. a. Hcenan.
Atss' Katrina McCaid, Mrs. John
Brady, Mrs. II. a. Brady Mrs. J. T..
Busack, Mrs. J.. g. Marley, Mrs. NJ.
l.. Cochran, Mrs. }. ~ Phelan. Mrs.
C. G, Squircs and Mrs +. W. Boad.
way.
Mrs. Lawrence sprcklemcyer and
Miss Martina Spreklomeyer were In
charge of the market Many attended
the affair and proceeds which amount
ed to $50 viii be placed in The foun-
dalton Of an organ fund for ST. Mary's
church
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
Aninons.Niclcrs

Miss Glady. Ammons OF Ardmorc.
daughter of Mr. Charles A. Ammons
OF SOB O. street, northeast and Mir Ira
Nickcrs formerly Of Emmett. Arkansas
were quietly married. Friday evening
at the parsonage home OF the Broad
way Methodist Church by the Off.
c'atug pasor, Dr Ashley Chappcll.
The bride has been in the cmployo Of
the city Drug store as cashier for the
past ycag Mr. Nictcrs Is manager.
ilc s the sen of Mr.. ana Mrs. j. -.
Nickcrs Of Emmett.
Mr. and Mrs Nickcrs left immcdut.
ely for Emmett whore they viii visit
Mr. lickcr's parents for two weeks
Thcy will bo at homo m Ardmorc.
February 20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
DAILY COTTON REPORT
COTTON LETTER

Market having been made technical
ly weaker by reason of extensive cover.
I ins by shorts latter part OF last week.,
the failure Of the spot demand To re.
vive over the weekend influenced Ii
quidauon ana lower market. today.
There was 4 slightly better demand
Tor spots IN Liverpool however. sales
5000 bales with Arices shade higher,
and London was more cheerful beca use
Of the Intention Of the British govern.
mept to remove The excess Profits tax
in England
The British excess profits tax yield
ed more than eleven hundred million
pounds sterling TO the Government
during the last seven years. All firms
VIII cease payment of this tax In June
II was agreed that the governments
decision would bring relief from the
present trade stagnaton, lack of en-
terprise and labor win be benefited by
placing It on much better basis
\ movement is on foot to have the
United states government Cake a SINH
ilar step in removing tn excess prof.
its tax which would be- Of benefit to
i4'''' ''l'ltf0' ilduulUtANItIS anu idDOl,
as the margin Of profit, now almost
wiped out because of the removal of
imitation, would he made larger, and
encouraging TO commercial and indus
trial endeavors.
Meanwhile there is disappointment in
the failure Of the demand for spots TO
Increase in the south, hut as more tex.
Tile machinery is being set in motion
by southern and northern mills. which
hold small stocks Of the raw product
the long over due demand is likely to
develop when least expected.
!. Planting -tme is near at hand and
1arm work in preparation for the next
crop IS backward very much so in thc
eastern half of the belt. and the cam
paign for drastic reduction in the
acreage is making satisfactory pro
gress in nearly an sections of the cot
ton region
The bureau Of Markets at Washing
ton reports the demand for cotton seed
planting purposes is very light, sales
80 far this season the smallest since
1878 on account of the financial strin.
gency Of the cotton farmers and un.
certainty Of cation being profitable
crop this year
u. AND u. BEER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07

a wedding OF much interest to their
many friends is that Of Miss Theima
Ranks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs y.
H. Banks and Mr. Nathen Raum The
son Of Mr.. and Mrs George Raum
Of Marietta which was solemni2cd,
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock at
the home Of the bride, 3l7 seventh,
northwest the Reverend Dr. r. H.
Davidson, pastor of the Broadway
Baptist church, officiating The ccre-
mony was read in the presence Of
the immediate friends and relatives
Of the bride ana groom.
Tho nome was prettily decorated
with pink aud white carnations and
q variety OF ferns.
Following the ceremony, refresh
mcnts were served and large white
wedding cake was cut ana served by
the bride
The bride wore an attractive taupc
suit Of velour with accessories 10
match and carried u beautiful shower
bouquet Of white rose buds and sweet
peas.
MIR and Mrs. Raum Went to Mariet-
IA Immediately after the ceremony
where they viii make their home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
PROVENCE CITIZEN
PRACTICES THRIFT
EVERY DAY OF LIFE

one OF The useful examples of thrift
ANA Industry IN Carter county is fur
nished by Robert Michael of Pro-
vence. Mr. Michael is n years old
but there are very few days in which
he does not do a fun days work. lie
teaches school in tho county each
year anI besides doing work in the
school room he raises crop on his
farm lie earns with his own work
an average Of abolt Sl.SOO year
which is $3.50 q month
Mr. Michael does not owe any man
penny but he has money loaned out
that is working for him. lie is a
student Of the daily papers snd keeps
IN close touch with the activities of
his state and his county. lie has
many hundreds Of friends In Ard
more who respect him for the use
ful life he IL living.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
NOTICE

That +. l.. James. having sold his
onehaf of the Southwestern Sign 4
ADV. Co.. and having left said com
pany with all arrangements fully UNI
dcrstood and able to pay all bills con
tracted by the firm named; and having
met with all requirements Of the law
makes II known that he will not stand
responsible for any debts of tho
Southwestern Sign & ADV. Co.." con
trdcted after January /, l92l.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
nrnrisr NirthdnN nlnner

Miss Mar2ette Fry entertained with
IA surprise dinner last evening at &
o'clock in her home on Twelfth avenue.
northeast In compliment OF her moth.
er who celebrated her birthday ami.
V,rsary.
The table was ccntered with a white
birthday cake around which were
placed red and white carnations.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Cox. Mrs.
Dettie Pickens and son. Alvis. Mrs.
Fannie Mccoy, Mr. and Mrs George
Cox Mrs. Anna Cox, Mir ana Mrs.
A. B EchoIs and daughter. Evelyn.
Mrs Alma West. Mr.. Lev West. Mir.
Lamont Chadd.ck.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07

Tulsl, Okla, 'cb 7--Al business
houses In the city had electric lights
turned ON at Q o'clock this morning
and 10 was dark enough ,or street
lights. Low blacs clouds hung low
aud an electrical storm broke out be-
fore "a steady rain began falling. The
temperature dropped TO 81 degrees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
TAKE \ HAND IN III.
GROUND HOG PREDICTIONS
FALL TRUE AT ENID

Enid. Okla Fcb THE ground
hogs predictions of six weeks more
winter weather began to be- fulfilled
here this morning al O'Clock when
heavy slcet began falling anl con-
tinuei until almost Q n. m
a slight snow furry fen last night.
abou, 1875 but lasted only q few
minutes. a biting north wes.cr ac-
companied the fallius slect
~ The Thermometer was standing 90 IS
above early this morning drop 90
seven degrees since %. m SUNDAY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
CONpTn0ILER or THE
CURRENCY NAMES REPORT

Continued From Page OGel
prisonment running up to six years
and varying fines
Air. Williams showed the largest sal
ary paid any national bank president
10 be 500 00O year
Discussing excessive salaries, th'
comptroller declared:
such inequalities would exist &c
much iess extent il the stockholders
Of the hanks We're Informed OF the sal
aries pail their executive officers, but
unfortunately 1t is an exception rather
than rule that The majority of the
stcciiholders of the bank are SO in.
formed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
I1sw@mts
by RUTH NOLAN
Phone b3a

The identity of those who will lead
the grand march al the Masque BAN.
tonight az the Elk's had which is
given 10y the ladies of St Philips
Guild Society, will nor be revealed
until 1880 O'Clock, after all guests
have unmasked The march Will open
the hall promptly at . o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
STATE COMMANDER YELL
At DUNCAN rIESnAN NIGHT

Harold u. Fell state commander ,of
The American Legion In Oklahoma.
w.l. ba ihc CUES ol the Dobhs-FraAcr
pos. at Duncan tomorrow night at a
banquet which Will hc hold IN the
gymn ,ium of the high school In TINT
uiiy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07

y'e, p'sy waiting g." he rajc from
m'ta'nr q; % the .,lr of curing.
e. serious runaway about 10 O'Clock
las night resulted i'm tine horse tnat
Co fright being shot later by the
pol ne il was niuood s0 badly HAT
the veterinary c.lleI advised hst II
be puJ ont of ite misery The hors,
belonged 10 a. negro whose name
.ho chief OF police walls unablN 10 learn.
20 took fright on tlr bin al toe end
o., East Main street nni dashed mad
ly west untl it arrived opposite The
SlmpIcy Drug Company STORE Were
10 co'uded Win another voliclc and
the horse sus,Jred severe cuts and
bruises ana hresr les
a negro boy by the name OF Howard
Mckissic6 was arrested by officer
Gaines Saturday nigh. ou he cnargc
OF larceny. Tae boy 10 is alleged pick
ed up % pocket book containing 5000
from desk i'm tha grocery store OF
j. d. Lane ON ID street. northwest.
Ntcr his arrest The uocke. book and
money was recovered from 3D., hiding
place iu house iu tho northwest part
of Tine city
Monroe c. Wright state organizer
for ,hc Oklahoma Cation Growers
will begin the second week
of The Garter county drive with meet |
inss at Brock -and. Check this A.
terncon and night. John W. Smpkins |
county farm agn, VIII accompany |
him Go the two places and help or
enn.aa ,hc iqrmCra there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
STREET STORIES

a resNot of b,s city but who fol
the past four years has been resldul
at Brownwood is here visiting wnI
his sister, Mrs Tom wilkes. mir. Me
Lamorc says that Ardmora IS the busi
est city Dee knows of ana chat he n-
tends TO. move back here.
Charles stewart. broadway mcr.
chant who docs m extensive country
business s,tcd today hat businos.
was holding up remarkably wen and
says mat be- secs no reason for alarm
over business conditions. Ar Stewar.
stated sat the volume of business
was ass great I'd NOT grcator man %
was last year ana hlt farmers were
their ability.
The pecan growers O. tins county
met at the office of The county farm
of planning for moro extensive cul-
ure in the future
Judge Alexander Gulipt oi Tlsho-
mingo was transactins business bee
fore the district court here today.
missioner iu tais district before state
hood and has many warm personal
friends in Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
Humility

"a river never runs on mom in
peaks. /, seeks the lowest lands and
runs through them The River Of
God runs through the low lands Many
men are to hign ANA aristocratic Tor
the River OF God to ran through their
lives. Has the River OF God brought
any blessing TO you? u is little prof
it to Il man thlt whole Mag ru
flow by him unless he makes use of
rs water5. 10 is little use to man
that The River OF God flows q, his
feet. He must draw 90 off by faith
.ul Jet it fiow through his soul II
Is only that w-ich we draw off nd
use that profits u.s. Whosoevcr will
le, him take of the water %. life
freely"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07

The Episcopal Auxiliary will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Hugh Ledbettcr.
1908 Stanley boulevard, instead Of
with Mrs. c. L. Anderson. as pre-
viously announced
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
BAGWORM DRIVE
ON IN EARNEST
SCOUTS AT WORK

Tho BOY Scouts were unle1shel
ihs morning and me big drive was
begrn on the bag worms of the civ.
II Is stated that 500 gallons of bag
worms "er" destroyci last year by
bae scouts and It Is planned to make
greater clean up of the pests This
year
Eaeh boy who takes part m The
drive receives % cents for every gal
i,n taal ne gathers and there are
some nice prizes to De awarded TO
those who do the most work The
capital prize is bicycle given by The
Iierd-haiiey Hardware Company. and
oia'r prizes are given by j. T.. II M
lioA, j. w. Kruegcr and Budd foard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
New Orleans COTTON Mnrl,el
Now Ynr
NOTiCE YEOMNN

Meeting Monday Night, 1850 u. M.
District Manager Nr. Paul will be with
us. Refreshments.
Ca'l'e Smith. Correspondent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
DELICIOUS CHILE RECIPE

BY this simple method. ovcry house.
wife can quickly prepare the wonder
ful Mexican dish. Chile Con Carne
with all Of lis charming relish and
delicious flavor detail.
Hamburger meat. No.
Kidney suct y M.
Red beans. can.
HyPowcr Chile Flavor. .. W.
Prepare as per directions found In
HyPowcr Chile Flavor pacluge. \
rarc treat for the family table. iur
parties and church socnls. Ilyr0wer
Chile Flavor is now ON sale in Ard
more by Norris Grocery Co.. and can
bc had by wholesale aud retail gro
GERS everywhere. Mailed direct from
factory % cents
RUTHERFORD FfAVoRlNGS co
1909 !.ydu Ave-, Kansas CITY. Mo-
adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07

MIrlow. okla. Feb Fire of un-
known orisin completely destroyed the
A. l.. Roberts gin here at 1890 o'clock
this morning. Three freight cars load
cd with seed were also burnr O. Tho
loas Us estimated at $4,000 and is
partially covered by insurance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07

Groves Is The Only Genuine
Laxative BEuNlO QutNlNE tablets.
rho irs, pui original cola arj Grip
Tablet ,be aupr YOU got uEOMOD
3Oa Adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
Juvenile l1iclinn

hc uiihlisbnd first,
L,,roni,o r;.,io,
,,.,,.,,.. ~ -. 49, t''"'
Aicatt A. Ein,, ran.,..
M.'t' ','' .I' ,a',' '-'A ''' ous,i'S' ,,n
Hso,, '' IT, "a. ,I I'yN po,a "," '''''
go,
Aico,t + U-titna vya,na,
AIonu A. 1r,.l,;o,,a,, r,.,
N.ot, A.
Alcott A. p"., IN pia""
AId.n ~ rr,,,s. -, ,,, '..,,,.,.., ,.
AIden W N-on' p,,i,i,'",, T'.,'f,''. '''os''
AIdon -IsI.nd 90 1%mi"'id,- ,,ol '''J
Altsbeler i An,nhn C",a
Ausbeier -nnrdc, .,v'ynn
AltsbaIor 'inara,, I,,,n,,.,
,itsh.Iar No.. -.
Ansheler A-Cro,t siomy T,op
Aitshelor Cnns 80 On 3D., 3D.
AitebeIar -r,n, ~ - -'''''
Anshelar i uorson,a,, ~ ,,o
pains two comic. W. '''
AItshe1er DEoo,or, -, ,rno
T,o1
Altsholer Aroe, ~, ,h, chi.,,
Altsheler ;. A.-Lost hunters.
Atsheer j. A.-Nlasters of The
Peaks
Altsheler j. A.--Rock of ChicI,a
h'ausa'
- Ai'S"e'et, - A'-flII'men ol the
AItsbelor eoont, -, no .v.,
,o,,
Altshcler. J. A.-shades of The wild
erness.
AItsheler. j. A.-star of Gettyburg.
Aitsheler, j. A.-Sun OF quebec.
Al'sn'ier' g. A'-aWofd OF Antletam.
Ailles' D. MISERY oi Ram Island
AiieS' d. b'-Onder 10y Scout
o,qr9'
ASiihun' NJ E'--iieaft OF Isabel Car.
le'oh.
=. ,.-',tliI <esil,i1"' M' f'--iS"''' '"rietohS
f'Snas'
11S'Iil'u"' VI stephen $ I'lsI
'n"rge'
'+''o} y. S'--''h'' 'P"h q Iime AM
''''. ,''o' q,
Icy
49, pou' -" .".' f''i
,,' .ouI - II -Caplaih Siiuo.
20 pa. lpou.' ~ C.Hhso 9isHa's'
Barbour p II -Crorton cb,nns
Barbour. r. U-Double plo,
Barbour. r. H-For tba rrnado,, oe
~, -'''' .ou'' ~ '"' t"' '''euoih ol
Barbour. Il. u-For fine Ifono, of
the School.
Barbour. T. H-Fer yordlav
Barbour. r u-Fortmos of war
Barbour. r.. n.-Fom in Camn
Raihour. Il. H--uaif-gocL
Barbour. l.. u-Kinpsrord Ou,,tcr
Barbour. Il. n.--r'nd.r tbe yonkna
Ensicn.
Barbour, Il. H.-Weathcrby's Inning
T,.i,a,,, A. II tyt..,t.... 80. 80,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
NiCE APARYMENT EOR nENr

NICE APARTMENT FOR RENT
NICE NEW fWO-ROOM APART
MENES M!rH PRIVATE BATH,
~ hNiSiihD WITH SHADES AND
STOVES, 2ND ANENtE AND n.
WARRINGTON, SEE ME- AT WASH
iN"FON APARTMENTS OR PHONE
5Gl. w 3. FRALEY.-Adv. 9-lo
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DIS.
V0t Vt On CHIADgENS' SHOES
All THIS WEEK, LYNN THE SHOE
Man. ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07

Joe MclAmore VINO was formerly
a resilient 0f th,s city but who for
the past -four years has been residing
at Brownwood is here visiting with
his sister, Mrs Tom wilkes. Mr. Me-
Lamore Says that Ardmora is the busi-
est city Dee knows of ana chat he m-
tends io. move back here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
DIR. DAVIDSON OF
BAPTIST C HU RICH
TALKS ON THE
RlV Err OF G. CD"

\ crowded house at the Broaaway
Baptist church, listened 20 Dr. r. l..
Davidson's message sunday night ON
The River Of God. from The text:
The glorious Lord will be unto us
a place of broad rivers and streams. "
He said in part
Spiritual truths have their analogy
in the natural world. There lis some
Thing in the spiritual world that has
it's analogy in the tree or the natural
world. There is something In the
spiritual world that has its analogy
in the river of natural world God
Is likened TO broad rivers and streams.
Rivers are natures toilors, excavators.
ploughmen, lapidaries fertilizers. bur
den bearers. They are the great
highways Of civilization. Up and down
their banks have occurred the worlds
greatest tragedies and triumphs The
river suggests a number OF things
Life
THE river is the source Of life
Its banks and valleys tecm with
life. Where the river flows yoge-
tables grow and men go. God is the
source of all real life New Guinea
was not transformed by colony
OF botansts, nor Madagascar by scicnt-
lists. nor the Sandwich Islands by
philanthropisls They were trans
roumcd 10y Tho River Of God
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07

told by Queen Crossratch.
Burnett, Mrs y. Edthas Burg.
lar.
Burnett, Mrs j.. H. Gold Wolf
Burnett, Mrs. f. m--lItuc imn,h.
bnol SiI.
Burnett Mrs y. H. Piccino
Burnett Mrs H. h.-Racketty.plck-
stty House,
Burnett, MIS- T. 1.-Two Little
Pilgiima Progress
Burnett. Mrs. D. a. Troubles of
Queen Silyor.u,ll.
Burritt T.. C-iioy Scout Ciusops
Burtitt. n c.-.Camcrun island
Burton. G. p--Boy Scouts OF Bob's
Hnl
Bnsh. H. E.--prairie Roae.
Camp. Walter'-Danny Fisis. llwo
'upicsD
Camp. Danny the Fresh
nam
Camp. Walter Substitute; Foot.
)nll story.
Camp. watef-,lacs Hell at Yale.
Canavan. ". J.--iitn Gomez.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-07
BOOKS AVAILABLE
CARNEGIE LIBRARY

Under the careful supervision Of
Mrs. Myrtle Jones. Librarian. ably as
sisted by Miss Sarah Noble of Musko.
gee. the books of Carnegie Library are
being catalogued The work is pro-
crossing as rapidly as possible and
from imc to time lists of books on
Tile at The library will be- published
through this paper
The list of books for children viii
be published first:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-28
Two Minutes Of Optimism
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