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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-01-13
RANCHO RAMONA DIARY
By E. S. WOOSTER

There could be no better weather
than was enjoyed during the holidays
at the Rancho Ramona. 1t was not
only possible, but also very pleasant
to go about in shirt sleeves. The sun
shone every day. Nowhere can finer
weather be found than in this part of
the state.
SIS = -
A well-informed neighbor told us re-
Gently that within radius of eighteen
miles of here nearly all Of the semi
precious stones of America are found,
about 100000 worth having been
taken out in this district. They are
chiefly garnets, tourmalines, and kun
ute. He thought it possible that a
vein containing tourmalines might be
found on this ranch.
& * =
The arrival of three husky mules,
a wagon. harness, drill press, some ta-
bles, and various smaller articles adj
ded to the working equipment of the
place two days before New Years.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-01-13

to Prussianism in its every phase, ev-
en- to its malign manifestation in Am
erican public life. Debs is guilty, to
sum up his crime. of being a So
cialist and lover of peace. Debs, A.
mericas greatest orator; Debs, Amer
lcas greatest political agitator; Debs,
Americas greatest advocate of the
ideals of justice and peace and broth
erhood; Debs. Americas greatest
spokesman of the rights of the toiIing
masses; Debs. with his sublime man
hood, is, in the opinion of President
Wilson, more deserving of a prison 5
cell than murderers and drug pedlers:
iDebs, in the opinion of President VIII
son, cannot be pardoned for having
bravely expressed his honest opinion:
but it is easyrfor the president to par
don men who kill and debauch human
beings. According to this outrageous
precedent Of President Wilson'S, Grim
es of violence are more excusable than
the crime" of having and uttering an
opinion that runs counter to the arbi-
trary will of the powers that be.
Appeal to Reason.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-01-13
. VISIT 10 THE
KINDERGARTEN
Bv Carrie S. Newman

By Carrie S. Newman
In response to the invitation brought
home by my small son. | set out one
bright spring morning to visit his kim
dergarten. aas,
found the children gathered in
several groups around their tables all
busily at work. One group was ar
ranging a flower garden with coIored
beads and proudly called our atten-
ton TO their red tulips. yellow daffo-
dis, and purple pansies. Another
group was building wonderful tunnels,
bridges, and towers. Still another was
folding boats of different sizes, and
all seemed intensely interested in
their work. But presently the mater
ial was put neatly back on the shelves.
and, joining hands. the children form
ed a large circle in the center of the
roof.
Lets play Snail" suggested a
small boy. very we'll, keep tight
hold OF hands or 1t will not be real
snail shell, replied the Kindergarten.
Round and round marched the chill
dren, in tune with the music, until
they formed number of concentric
circles, then in manner truly marvel
Gus to the uninitiated. they unwound
themselves and were back in one large
circle.
One little girl wanted to play it a.
gain, but the others decided that they
preferred to play Farmer" Sever
al children were therefore transform
ed into plows. while others were the
horses and drivers, and spring plow-
ing became the order of the day!
The next game chosen was the
'Pidgeon House" Father, Mother,
and baby pigeons slept soundly in the
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-01-13
KINDERGARTEN HELPS FOR PARENTS
Issued BY the National kindergarten Association West 4O ST. New
York They are appearing weekly in these columns.

house made by number Of other
children until the doors were opened
and they were directed to fly far.
far away, till setting of sun. Then
they returned TO the protection of
home and told with their soft cooling
of all they had done and seen.
A merry dance followed this, in
which little feet with more or less dex-
terity kept tune with the music and
little bodies bowed gracefully.
AS | left, the children had drawn
their chairs close around the kinder
gartner and were listening to the old,
yet ever new, adventures of Silver
locks and the Three Bears.
On my way home, | passed a group
of small boys at play and | paused to
watch them. One of them had toy
pistol. another a stout stick. The 9TH
ers were burglars and sneak thieves,
whom they were rounding up. 'If
there is any truth in the saying of a
wise man, The child tends to become
what he initiates" unused, surely it
is money we'll spent to provide kinder
gartens in which the play life of the
young citizens can be directed and
guided"
How Many Of Our Children Are Being
Neglected?
To the Editor:
If the children of kindergarten age
who are being deprived of the educa-
tional advantages to which they are
entitled were to march in a double
line at intervals of three feet, at the
rate of Is miles day, it would re-
quire A days for them to pass a given
point.
Help NOW to secure more kinder
gartens for this host of little people.
For advice and information, write to
the National kindergarten Association
s West 10th Street. New York City.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-01-13

One Of the mules is a young animal,
and colony-born and raised. The two
big mules were put into the plow team
at once, giving more power to the
gang pillow. Another pillow man is now
needed. The comrade who brought
the mules and wagon down from the
other ranch spent nearly a week on
the road, but said it was a pleasant
trip.
Pruning has been interrupted. but
will soon be started again. There is
still a month in which to finish it.
= = = =
The first radishes from the winter
garden were brought in on January
3rd; lettuce, peas, Windsor beans and
beets are doing particularly well. 9th
er plants are also coming nicely. A
visitor who stopped in to enjoy Ran
cho Ramona hospitality, repaid by
sending in some thornless blackberry
plants and number of strawberry
plants.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-01-13

Dear Reader
The issue of the Vernon Parish Democrat will not
be mailed to you unless your subscription reads paid This
that your label the wrapper must have the number
1913, or higher number.
possible in these days of high print paper and
other materials to keep sending you papers when the sub
scripton has expired Indeed it is policy do so for
if the reader not sufficiently interested renew his sub
scrpOn his paper waste Of energy and of money There
FORE decision mail you any more papers unless
you desire to renew
The Democrat has its way into the very lives of
hundreds of people because of its friendly atmosphere One
reader commenting the colony diary which appears each
week in the Democrat that although he has
the people, he nevertheless very familiar with the charac-
tiers mentioned the diary and they appear very real him.
The Of the cooperative enterprises all over the coun-
try interesting, and the general features of the
Democrat behind those of the average country weekly
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-01-13

or to draft such constitution.
Referring to the wonderful future
of the state, its unused wet" lands
waiting drainage schemes, and its
'cut-over" high lands ready for agri-
culture. the pamphlet continues:
"Far-reaching changes have taken
place, and are yet to take place, in
American business and enterprise.
There are no more free lands in the
West, and the time has come for the
development and use Of the waste and
unoccupied lands of the South. In
Louisiana there are 100000 acres
of enormously fertile wet lands await
ling drainage, after which they will be
capable of supporting the densest rur-
al population in the New World. AL
SO there are large areas of unused cut
over lands. Louisiana's constitution
must deal with these problems.
America now desires to sell finish
ed products abroad. European mar
kets ultimately will want only raw ma
terials, because their factories must
give employment to their industrial
populations. This means that America
must develop markets in the vast I'M
exploited regions of Latin America
and the Orient. The Mississippi Val
ley produces eighty-five per cent of
the fuel. the metals, the lumber. and
the food that are used and will be us
ed in Americas exports. Also, along
north and south channels it offers easy
grade railroads and navigable water
ways as a means of reducing trans
portation costs, and at New Orleans, a
port that can never become congested
provided the way Of port development
be cleared of all distractions. Money
for the financing of this commerce
must be drawn in. Steamship, boat.
and rail lines must be encouraged
Louisianas constitution should aid,
not retard these movements.
The Constitution of Louisiana
must clear the way for New Orleans
to function as the gateway port to the
great Mississippi Valley. and as the
point of easiest contact for an ever
growing world commerce.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-01-13
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Now that SOC by writing us TODAY This offer closes
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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-01-13

The four hundred, more or less, Ger
mans who entered the American army
as German spies, and who served thru
the war, were not caught by the Es-
pionage act. The law was passed to
catch German spies but they got Gene
Debs and Kate O'EIare and the ''Wob-
blies" and the editors Of socialist pa
pers instead. But the German spies?
OF course notl We're a great bunch!
The New Day.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

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Deseo, senior editor. por medic de
estas lineaa dar las mas ~expresdvas
graeiae q t0dAs las personals que nos
nonrafon on@sn a~aistencla ca al Gula-
raj DE- VIDAL VALLEJCS, porque to-
aa Az genie, lIiegp que sup0 de la iris.
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mes; pero mucho mas les agfadeeco j
todos los que Be n ~ofrecieron 4 mi
hi3o p0lltleo Benito Otero. a 1uien ses
gufo rec0Aociamos como q mae dere
.chos0 q recibir ese cuerpo, siendoa
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nuelita G. Pine 6l mi diia Dolofis
Eas F OterQ iaiaron con 81 haeta el
dfa que aaii6 para Gallup De aalfl
aali6s Y yo est0y satiefech0 y aRrado-
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y q sifmpge % eobrelleY6; va esi6ba
gatislecho QuA 4stuvieron con oll0s,
porque Uda, aaben que qln h0mbte So
10 az se vale a 81 mismo bneno y
TODD 10 que 6iento ahora es que vidal
no usaFa ID suyo. algc tenias y qde
safriera algunas EetEuanzas. p0rauel
81 81 bien no es para remediar 81 NAL.
para que esq. hh0ra spero y SUPPL.
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60 ailf. COMO Ia compafia de ese dor
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noufbranienQ como recnudad6t de
hentqs Intefnas de- IA OEcina de To-
rfenos por dislrito. ri uonfbra.
mieuto regular no podrH SET coniif.
malo hasta los dltlnos dlas cnando
Sc ponen en receso la pTesente session
Del CousTeso rs do esperanto uue
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The homes listed below are comfor'
table and the payments are convenient
ly arranged if desired. Why rent?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-24
Real Estate
Comfort and
Convenience

The homes listed below are comfor
ly arranged if desired Why rent?
They Are Worth Looking Over-Let
Us Show You
Three room house large lot, 7th Ave.
N. r. Price s140O.
Six room house St., n. W., lot 30
by 1876. Price 1880.
Six room house, b St., n. w. (mod-
ern), loan $4,000. Price $6250.
Six room house, G ST. n. W. (mod-
ern), loan $4,000 Price s4750, take car
in on this.
Four room house, Cruce st. N. w
Loan $1,000. Price s27jO, take Ford on
this.
Five room house, New 18th Ave. n.
W. Loan $4,000 Price $4,000.
Seven room house, 2nd Ave. N. W.
Loan $500. Price s4750.
Rooming house, II rooms, 21 beos'
2 baths. Brick building, rent Sl25 per
month. Price $4,000. Terms.
Have house in Davis will trade for
apartment house in Ardmore and pay
difference. Price $2500.
Seven room house, Garter Ave. s
r. Modern. Price $2500, terms if de-
! sired.
six room, modern, Bixby. Price $500
Sec us for terms
Six rooms, modern, McTish, plaster
ed. new Just finished. Price 5000
see us for terms.
Two 25Sl5O business lots on Caddo
Close in, see us for price and terms.
Five. 25x20O. business lots one blocl
east Santa l'e depot on Main street
these lots are priced write on cas-!
terms.
Five room. modern. c st. n. W
Price $4,000 terms.
Ten rooms. n. Washington. garage
large lot. This house is priced righ
and easy terms. come in and talk I'M
over with us.
Seven rooms, W. Ward, solid bloc
3OOx3OO. nice shade trees, one of tn
prettiest sights for home in the city
Price s4500.
six rooms. modern. G ST. S. f. Pric
S3500. Terms.
Six rooms, modern, McLish, close II
! $4,000, terms.
, Six rooms. modern, Stanley. tw
blocks from Ardmore Hotel see us io
! price and terms.
Five rooms, modern, ID 5. W.. $500
Close in. terms.
J Five rooms and store house, Is )
W. $3.50 for both snap.
, Forty or fifty lots, n. w and = v
We can please you In location an
r price
Akers, Ramsey
and w agm@,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-24
For Rent--Rooms
room. Easley Apartment. 116hl North
Washington. Phone GAL. 1910

FOR RENT-Modern home, garden
and chickens, for 4 months, to re-
sponsible people no small children,
522 Second avenue northwest, 22-S
FURNISHED light house keeping
rooms for rent; also some good fur
niture for sale. Phone 2202. q Fifth |
Ave. Northwest. 22-3 !
TWO furnished house keeping rooms, |
also one sleeping room; modern
brick apartment. 2O2 North Wash |
ington 22-3
FOR RENT-Two south rooms fur
nished for light housekeeping: tol
man and wife. Call at 40a G ST.,
northwest. Phone 1923. 22-3
FOR RENT--To party without child
rem four room aparer;s, new ana
first class in every respect. Ad-
dress p O. Box 29l 22-3
FOR RENT-South east bed room,
close in; garage. Phone 1854. 22'3
| FOR RENT--Nice clean sleeping room,
! adjoining bath; private bath. Alb
street northwest. Phone 1921. 22-J
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished light
house keeping rooms in new mod
ern bungalow 6lS G St. north
west h. G.. Stafford. 1928
FOR RENT--Bed room, private en-
trance; two blocks west of Central
park. Phone 10. 1928
FOR RENT-Furnishe bed room to
gentleman. 312 4th avenue southwest.
Phone l11l?R. 23.3
FOR RENT-Two room house, furnish
ed for house keeping, SIG per month.
Apply 1117 4th northeast. 23-5
FOR RENT-Three furnished or un-
furnished rooms. Phone 11l6. 49,
FOR RENT Four.room apartment
best location in the city. Phone So
23-4
: FOR RENT-Housekee rooms fur
nished. Apply ll3 A St. 5. w. 23-;
FOR RENT-Apartment in double
D house with gardens. Close in
, Phone 159. 23.3
FOR RENT-Two rooms for ligh
housekeeping, lights, water and gas
s25.OO, 2l5 X st. n. w. Phon'
j. " Gordon, 30l.
. FOR RENT-For the summer. thre
q or four rooms furnished for house
keeping. To responsible people only
CAN at 62l b N. w. o.
FOR RENT-East side of the Vol
Weise duplex apartment. 3rd Ave
. $. w. Phone 1882 or 1144. 23.
= FOR RENT-Upstairs bedroom, moo
ern and well located in s. w. Phon
1889 or ll44. 23-
FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms for ligh
" house keeping. 4l0 West Main stree
Phone 2351.J "a.
LARGE room. southern exposure; clos
- in. Phone 29SS. % 4th avenue nortf
u west "a
,e FOR RENT-Two modern light hous
IT keeping rooms; close in. sos d 5
northwest. Phone 1871. "a
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For Rent-Houses

WANTED TO RENT-Modern or 6
room house, with garage; in good
neighborhood DR.. r. A. Nerdier,
care of City Drug Store, Ardmore,
Okla 20-l
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equipment, backed by long exper-
ience, you are assured a high
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have us test your eyes.
This better kind of service costs no uorc
DIR. HANCOCK
0ptometrist
Simpson Bldg. Ardm0re. Okla.
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