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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-02

Free Christian Science Lecture
Tuesday evening December c. at :
at the church odlflcc. corner
n and West Broadway. 20
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-02

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14
ROAD COMMITTEES
CIVIC CLUBS WILL
MEET FRIDAY NOON

For the purpose Of discussing the
proposed half million dollar bond issue
for good roads, the road committee Of
the Kiwans, Rotary Lions Clubs and
the road committee OF the Chamber Of
Commerce, with the board of directors
Of the Chamber OF Commerce. will
meet in noon-luncheon session Friday
at Hotel Ardmore.
This matter was presented today at
the Rotary Club by Commissioner
Johnson. This is the first time since
Ardmore was Incorporated as a city
that we have faced complete cotton
failure" Mr. johnson stated. "and it
is only right that something should
be done for the farmer"
1t is proposed that the $500, 900 be
spent on roads in Carter county and
that farmers and teamsters living in
the county be employed TO do the
work
There are two reasons the farmers
put forth, Mr.. Johnson said. First,
the farmers want good roads. and
second they need money with which to
support their families through this
crisis.
Many farmers have signlfied their
Willingness to furnish their teams. and
only ask that they be paid for the
labor"
IL was the consensus OF opinion that
now is a most opportune time to have
the much needed work done and to
take advantage OF the opportunity 10
assist the farmer in every way pos.
sible for as Mr. Johnson asked.
What would happen to Ardmore. II
II was not for the farmer"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14
ROTARIANS ARE
ENTERTAINED BY
SPECIAL GUESTS.

a Rotarians were entertained today by
group Of instructors from Ardmore
public schools. including Miss Ella
Peterson. supervisor of music, Miss
Eleanor Lilley, teacher Of expression,
and H. T.. Bash principal of junior
high school. Miss Peterson gave vocal
selections. with Miss Ruth Randol at
the piano. and Miss Lilley gave "a
reading. Both We're compelled to re-
spund with encores.
Nj Bash talked on the junior high
and what II stands for in educational
work in Ardmore. He briefly outlined
the courses which are arranged with
q view Of ascertaining the aptitude of
the boy and girl at the age where they
are beginning 10 make decisions re.
gardng the future, emphasizing the
fact that courses should bc made 10
conform with the ability Of the pupil
instead OF having children OF diver.
sifed talent and ability being compcll-
ed To take the same course Of study.
"'rhc reason many children are
eliminated from graduation from the
senior high schools is because all are
required to take the same course OF
study. We hope To so arrange the
course Of study that every child OF
normal ability may complete the
course and continue in their educa-
ton" Different phases OF the junior
work was touched upon by Mr.. Bash.
\ matter Of great Importance was
presented the club by Rotaran Roy
Johnson. commissioner from the first
district. relative to the proposed bond
issue for good roads. Following a
general discussion Il was suggested
that Secretary Barron of the Chamber
~ Commerce issue a called meeting
Of road committees from all civic or
ganlZatons when Mr.. Johnson's sug>
gtstions will be- thoroughly gone into.
and reports from this meeting be sub
mitted TO the clubs at next weeks
sessions.
Tolay's meeting was presided over
by Frank Gates, vice president. Ben
Lindsey acted as chairman Tor the
entertainment committee. Gaylord Nell
son heads next weeks entertainment
committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14
ATKINS ARRANGES
ATTRACTIVE SHOW
WINDOW FOR FAIR

Settings for the county fair are
found in the show window Of the
New State Hardware company this
week, the handiwork of Leo b. At
kins.
Around the edges of the enclosure
diminutive tents have been erected,
one containing a circus, the others
various side-show exhibits well known
to carnival crowds. In front Of these
are Kewpie dolls representing welli
known business men and boosters for
the fair.
A high diving ladder is put up in
the center with Jim Barron as the
bird who is making the big splash.
Around on the race track is to be
found Sam Baird running at white
heat, with Buck Garrett as starter.
Mrs. Minnie b. Church is among the
spectators and is apparently bored.
John Griffin is found leading around
an animal that "ain't no bull" in the
space set aside for livestock. Windy
johnson occupies IA very prominent
place among those present Kirk
Dyer is there also, wearing as few
clothes as the sun and moon will
permit.
o. *. Darden finds himself perched
IN front OF a ticket office selling stubs
to the curious. The sideshow For
Men only" is nearby, but there seems
to be no rush for seats.
There is an animal merry-goround
which means that there is some finn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14
CITY SCHOOLS TO
BE SUSPENDED FOR
HALF DAY FRIDAY
SUPERINTENDENT RICHARDS
WANTS EVERY SCHOOL CHILD
TO EXAMINE EXHIBITS AT
at THE COUNTY FAIR

All public schools in ArdmOre
Will be suspended Friday afternoon
Tor the purpose of afiording the
school children of the city an op.
pOrtunity to attend the fair,
Mr.. {. w. Richards, city super.
intendent of schools informed the
ArdmOreite late this afternoon.
Announcement to this effect will
be made i'm the schools tomorrow
MIR. Richards said.
Friday is ArdmOrc Day nj the
fair, and the afternoon will he
declared holiday" Mr. Richards
explained. 1--WE want every student
in ArdmOre TO attend the fair.
and in order 10 make sure that
they will not be without the OPP
pOrtunity we are suspcnding school
at noon on Friday. This seems TO
be the most feasable plan. since
many students will be unable TO
attend after the usual hour Of dis
missal in the afternoons, Friday
Is Ardmore Day at the fair and
Saturday will probably he mainly
the day for Out-Of-tOwn visitors"
Carter county's free fair has
grown into tangible expression
Cf the accomplishments of the
people of this county, an eypOsi-
iion Of our industrial, agricultural
and domestic attainmcnts. Ard
mOre's public schools have gained
nationwide recognition Of their
progressive efforts i'm bridging the
link between the theoretical and
practical. We are bending our
every effort 10 give our children
such training in public schools as
will enable them 10 settle down to
their careers. after leaving school.
with something more than a super
fetal knowledge of the profession
or industry which they choose To
enter. Anything which goes TO ac-
comp!ish for the student such
fusion Of the everyday practicali-
ties viii u he is n"eplring 70 face
with the hypothesis Of his school
work. goes ~ Tar in serving this
Crd.
"The exlupds az the county fair
are expression Of those prac-
Tic alities which 80 10 make up
the economic life of our com
munity.
We are suspending school In
Ardmore during Friday afternoon
10 afford the school children Of the
city an opportunity Of exhibiting
these exhibits, and we expect them
10 90 odt to the fair grounds an
get acquainted with The economic
life Of their county"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14
IDLE ARE FEWER
THAN IN 1914
DAVIS DECLARES

Continued From Page OneJ
the family. Mind you, l am not say
ing that there Is not al this time
considerable actual suffering among
our people. nor that this winter may
not bring more suffering unless
something intelligent and effective is
done to relieve the situation. | am
simply calling attention to the fact
that while unemployment today is
a grave Watter, there are nevertheless
about 10 or II millions Of our people
at work. And comparatively few fam
flies have had the only bread winners
put out Of a job.
"Our problem here at home is all
the harder to solve because it is not
by any-manner OF means our problem
al ne our unemployment is world
wide"
Dprtment Exerting Efforts
Discussing efforts to relieve the sit
uation. Secretary Davis said the en-
>ployment service of the department
Of labor was doing all it could TO
place workers in positions.
During the harvest" he explained
'It sent between $1,000 and $4,000 men
10 the farms and kept then moving
as the harvest season moved north
ward.
"rhe employment service is at pre-
sent taking care Of threshng and corn
cutting situations wherever additional
men are needed for this purpose,
Situation Begins to Brighten
Cotton and wooen goods already
show signs Of recovery ana there is
scarcely plant in the country turn.
ing out silk hosiery that Is not work
ing fun or over time. silk fabrics are
on the move. Those things speak for
themselves and may be speaking the
same language as the figures show
ing that more garages than houses
Rave been built i'm recent months. Here
is another fact with its own signifi
canoe. The shoe factories seem to be
working for the most part on fancy
high priced women's shoes. This may
be accounted for the further fact that
men now out Of the hardy forms OF
employment are no- shoe buyers. The
demand for these will come when the
railroads and the factories are start
I'd on a more general scale when the
more staple grades OF shoes for men
will come into larger demand. That
cannot be long delayed. The situation
begins to brighten"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14
ROCKER INJURED By CAR
WHILE AT FAIR PAkk

n. r. Booker. OF Twelfth and VOL
vcrton. was srtuck from the rear by
an automobile at the fair park yes
tcrday afternoon and sustained a scalp
wound and several minor wounds on
the left arm. side and leg. Mr., Booker
was visiting at the grounds and had
started to the main building to get a
drink Of water when the accident oc'
Cured. lie Is now at his home after
having been given first aid treatment
AT the Hardy Sanitarium.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14
ARDMORE DAY At
CARTER COUNTY
FAIR on FRIDAY

CONTINUED from Page One)
horses and there will be lively sport
for all ld<ers of horse racing.
= The following card is offered in to-
murrow's events
First race, 2;25 trotting, purse $3.50;
best two in three heats.
Second race, 2:2O pacing, purse $3.50;
best two in three heats.
All harness races 10 be mile heats,
four to enter, three to start.
Running races. quarter mile dash
purse $50; three-eighths mile dash,
purse $780, half mile dash, purse 500.
Special Officers Sworn In
In order to properly handle the large
crowds and TO maintain order at all
times. Chief of Police Hignight has
sworn in number of special police
men who will be on duty at the
fair grounds day and night for the
remainder of the week. Special night
watchmen have also been employed
TO look after exhibits so that every
thing will be safe while owners are
away.
The pavement dance that will be
staged on West Broadway near the
postoffice Thursday Friday and sat
urday nights. promises to he a big
feature with the thousands Of visitors
expected In the city during the fair.
sThc Chamber of Commerce Band will
furnish music for the event, the fire
men have promised to keep the pave
ment clean. and the police department
assures the public that order will be
maintained. therefore there seems no
thing to prevent this novelty from
being one Of the enjoyable events Of
the fair.
Emergency Hospital at Grounds
Following his usual custom Dr. Har-
DIV will maintain an emergency hospit-
al at the fair grounds with competent
nurses in charge and instant amou-
lance service In case OF necessity. pr.
Hardy stated today that he wanted
every one to feel free 20 call upon
those in charge whenever necessary
as II was his desire to serve. The lad'
los rest room in the now womcn's
building Is another feature that VIII
he appreciated by the ladies'. and which
hitherto has been lacking.
II Is Now Up TO Weather Man
weather permitting, the sixth an
nual Carter County Free Fair ana EN'
position promises to excel all others.
both in the number and variety OF
exhibits. Everything has been done by
officers and members of the associa'
tion to make II "A success, and IRON
prcscnt indications Il would seem that
their efforts will be properly rewarded
The officers desire that reports be
made To them Of any inattcn,ion on
the part Of employees rs they desire
harmony between the public and the
association.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14

JOHNNIE JOLLY JAZZ ORCHES.
IRA IL MAKING \ TOUR or THh
SOUTH FEATURING THEIR NEM
MUSIC N 4 NOVELTY DANCh
THAT WILL BE GIVEN AT THE
WHITTlNGT0N PARk FRIDAY
NIGHT. SEPT. 10th EVERY ONE
INVITED TO TnE DANCE. adv l4.s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14

Cases filed in district court up TO
noon Wednesday include: city State
Bank W.. Mrs. Julictte I.amiin. money
due on note Chloe Holloway cs. W. +.
Holloway, divorce and custody "
hid. alleging desertion and non-sup.
port; 5. II. Davis vs.. j. II. Collins ct
al, debt and foreclosure OF mortgage;
5. ii. Davis vs.. Purlcc Roberts
ct al, debt and foreclosure OF mort.
gage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14

Three women aud one man. all old
offenders ~ the peace and handbook.
crs. who claim to live near Wilson,
were hailed before Justice NJ the Peace
Butcher this morning and fined for
disturbing the peace and immoral prac.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14
Allnrrd SLAYER Given Rnnd

George Stephenson. negro. was given
hearing before Judge Champion Mon.
day afternoon ON charge of shooting
Willie Stephenson. another negro. near
Milo several weeks agu. and was
bound over TO district court on bond
of 81 200.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14

by RUTH Nn,AN
- Phone 538 -

Ardmore society maids and matrons
are so taken up with the Carter Coun.
ty Free Fair and the opening of
school, that little time is being given
this week to social functions
With the majority of the society
leaders devoting the greater part Of
their time to the Fair, and with the
younger set getting themselves set.
tied into the routine Of school work
announcements for the week are few
and far between
The fair, which opened this morn
ing to continue throughout the re-.
mainder of the week, promises to be
one of the best ever held here and
with the amount of interest manifest
ed thus far, the desires of the fair
board to this end, seems assured.
Many special events are planned for
Ardmorc Day, Friday, and there is
no doubt but that the day will bring
forth a record attendance
!. !. ::
Pavement Dance to BE Popular Event
Quite the most interesting novelty
to be staged during the county free
fair will be the pavement dance' to
be held on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights on West Broadway
street just north of the postoffice.
Music will be furnished by the Cham.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14

Der OF Commerce twelve piece Or
chestra.
Proceeds from the dances will bee
placed in the fund Of the Farm Kid
dies
Meeting y. ". \. Postponed
The meeting Of the Young Womens
Auxiliary Of the Broadway Baptist
Church which was previously an
nounced to meet Thursday evening al
the church has been postponed and
will meet at the church. September
29th. The postponement was made
on account of the large membership of
the Auxiliary that is out of town.
!. !. !.
Missionaries From China Here
Dr. and Mrs. II. l.. Hargrove and
daughters, missionaries from Kaifeng,
China will be the guests OF the Broad
way Baptist church. Thursday evening
at o'clock.
Mrs. Hargrove will exhibit her
rare collection of Chinese handlworil
and has promised to give an informa.
talk on Little Foot China The
members of the family viii dress In
Chinese costume and sslng Chinese
songs.
Those interested in China's problem
are invited to meet Or. and Mrs.
Hargrovc at this time. There viii be
no admission fee no collection and
there will be nothing for sale.
= I. !.
Entertain Formally at Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman en-
tertained informally at bridge last
evening in their home. 1l9 G street
southwest, guests being limited to a
few close friends
Society Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Dewitt and
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For quick results use the Want Ad
Columns.
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Read Ardmoreite Want Ads.
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST-Nirdalv dog. last seen at = y.
m. Tuesday, l2ih north Washington
street. by post office. Black Finder
please notify Duncan & Cox. Phone
G73 or 1919 fur reward il.S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14

WANTED RIPE WILD GRAPES.
APPLY {. u. PAtLLIN ARDNIOR.
EITE OFFICE.-tdy. Is.S
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Der Of Commerce twelve piece or
chestra.
Proceeds from the dances will be
placed IN the fund Of the Farm Kid
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KEEP STEPPINGp"
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Society Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Dewitt and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-14

II your small daughter
just cant see through her
fractions this Fail and YOU
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certain to be yours II you
demonstrate with the sleeve
of your Autumn frocks Tor
they are sure ~ Illustrate
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

MIN aNtt HoM fs.N--lopS names ana
addresses for us during spar. time
at home. honest sincere workers mag
earn substantial weekly income. Gu.
riosity scckeys need not apply: previous
experience unnecessary. nothing to sell
Address Consolidated Service Company.
Dept. &c. Garrtck liidS.. Chicakc.
WANTED. experienced young man or ladv
as stcnoGrnphcr and bookkccDcr. also
10 handle the public. Reply hy letter in
own handwriting, giving experience and
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DISPATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
MEN,

this is your opportunity
to gel a haircut and shave
free. We also have a
graduating dcpar tIncnt,
where we charge l5c for a
haircut and l0c for a
shave. The only place Of
lis kind in c Ii m o n d.
Richmond Barber College,
GOA East Marshall Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

SALESMAN - carry manufacturers lin.
OF knitted n"ckwcar and mutii"rs tor IN.
state ~ Virginia. lt.f.rencvs REQUIRED.
Commission haa!s only. Tn" simon Hall
perrin CO. 23si Atlantic Avenue. Brook
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MEN wanted for detective work. Ex-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

SiiOES. rubber heels. trunks. sa!tcases
E;lna !tciair shop. 5ls West broad ST:
THE MlSGFoOT ELECTRIC SHOE RE.
rAiK!,G SlIpi'. 3ii y. second Street.
$500 saos r"raI-'ng OF al kinds. Ram
uo.pn i-so-N. !nrCei post orders n ype-
c!.lty: army shoes tor sale
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles. for Sale.

rEMrI..tR-rh. supnrGn. .,,,T..-
Monte stone. lnc.. Broad at Ryiand.
Used ghts, $50 ana W.. Iitushan Motor
-.@.. .o' Vest broad Street.
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MEN wanted at s35 to 400 a week to
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easy. pleasant. and leads 10 higher posi-
tons In Industrial neid at excellent, sal
aries. We furnish set Of
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4N-wantcd. SeNcEa. good mc,. wi,b
dsmi!.es, TO voTk y Iarg" river farm
on aHarcS. Prefer men who have their
own team. but this no., n@c"ssary NJ,
Robinson. Gw.st IlYF1 y,
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE.

We desire a representative In Richmond
TOT The sale OF bronze signs and memorial
thhiStS. iscpuIrc a man. or firm. OF ability
and standing already well established an
a manufacturers agent.
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~ LIZ 70 Si2 a day easy: 350 light
rcyJtt. iast-ssIaihS, popular priced No
t ,SS ! food havors, perfumes. soaps.
trsr nccIarais9nS etc; agents outfit
49, " rito today. quick. now s,nsrs
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SALESMAN

Write with full particulars to Jas. II.
Matthews * Co. 3oi2 Forbes Street. Pitts
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JOHN BAUMGARTH cOMPAN

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rain, snow, fog. easily demonstrated:
quick seller: liberal proposition. kleero.
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NOTICE.

To my friends aad The public am in
10 VA connected with the LELAND Shoe
al a2i North Fifih Street. having sold
mat business to MI. q. /. Lerinson Feb.
ruary IL. 1890. who is now conducting
II as the Leland shoe Repairing Com.
pnny. ] want to thank my friends and
customers whO patronized me and adycr-
'ised my business for th!rty-two years.
some of my customers having dealt with
me for that lonR n period. Ag2ia thank.
Ing sou all. I am. gratefully yours.
J. q. LELAND.
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W." u daily made sclling our new
S.t $50 combination Tor si",o.
90, pisV' we: sales Guaranteed. tOs
go" rynibitations agents price. liz.
~. yhlied soap Works. II Park 'pl,r.
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We are a wcll-~iuipned. substantial
hrm. making only high quality PRODUCTS.
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'tnsN iSIM1Hc S75 weekly scIIlnc guar
~ i" g"rI ngs1sfy: we guarantee 1875 week
experience unnecessary. Pcrse,.mn
Hosiery. Darby. Pa.
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PRODUCING TAILORING AGENTS want
Ell; mems made-to-order suits: finest
materials; prices cut 10 the bone. Spring
swatch line ready. Leeds Wooden Mills.