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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-29
Leases ooodwln's Home

Samuel Goodwin. president Of Gold.
wyn Picture Corporation, arrived az
the Culver City studios on Sunday. As
he will spend the months OF july and
August here in consultation with the
production chiefs. advising with them
and the individual directors concerning
pictures nov nearing completion and
Others about TO go into production he
has leased the former homo Of the late
Nat Goodwin at Santa Monica
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-29
Nadge BeUamy
Second Naude adams
Says Tom InCe
Tn THOMAS II. INCE'S coup o

Tn THOMAS H. INCE'S coup Of
l. ILfe. ." this producers latest special.
4 young actress. with an cnviablc sue.
ccSs on the "speakie' stage. will make
hcr debut a. sSrecn player, She IL
Madgp Bcllamy. whose work opposite
William Gillette in Dear Brutus
caused her to be hailed by dramatic
critics as the ideal Juliet and "a
second Maude Adams
Gossip about the Inco studio is 10
the effect that her work in her initial
Hnrren production will bring her reCog
milton in the silent drama even greater
than that which she attained in one
season on the Legitimate stage.
Mr. lnce became interested in her
when Pcnrhyn StanIaws, the famou,
girl" artist. pronounced her one of
the most beautiful women on the Am.
crican stage. The noted producer
attended one of the regular perform.
ancps Of Dear Brutus' with the re-.
suit that the young woman received an
offer WHICH enticed her into The Cup
of Life.
T1HE result of the engagement has
l. been thar Mr.. Tnce believes that she
is destined eventually To rank as one ~
the most popular stars Of fImdOm. She
has already been east for further roles
in lnce productions.
In The Cup of Life" Miss BcIlamy
has the role Of white girl who has been
adopted bv n Chinese merchant. Mar.
shall Tully plays the merchant, while
Hobart Bosworth HS "Bully' Brand
and Nl'cs Wclch n his sOn play the
other leading roles in the production.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-29

Recent Flood Good Tor Movies
During the recent food at Pueblo.
Col. Goldwyn. sent two camprnmen
there TO get food scenes for Hcnning
Berger's drama. "Syndnfodcn, when
will soo1khe put into production at the
Culver CGs studios.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
BROWN BREADS

Health Bread-One cup sour milk,
one teaspoon soda one cup brown su.
gar, one egg, one teaspoon san, one
cup flour. two cups bran, onehalf
cup raisins. Beat all up well ana
bake in slow oven forty minutes. This
makes one loaf.
Boston Brown Bread-Two cups Of
corn meal, two cups granam flour,
two cups buttermilH or sour milk
(buttermilk is better), one-halr cup OF
good cooking molasses, one-half cup
sugar, one teaspoon salt, two teaspoons
soda. Put this mixture into a CREASED
dish, cover closely TO keep out water
and steam three hours Do not remove
the cover.
Graham Bread-Onehalf cup white
flour sifted with two teaspoons Of bak-
ing powder three fourths of 4 tea
spoon of soda, and a teaspoon Of salt;
two cups of graham flour, one.third
cup Of sugar or molasses dissolved and
beaten with one and a half cups OF
sour milk; one fourth cup of short
ening. To tighten the graham sift it
partly, then pour what is in the sieve
back with the sifted part, mix this and
the white flour thoroughly, then stir
them, part ut a time, into the liquid
Add the melted fat last, or mix it
with the sugar and sour milk. Bake 50
minutes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
RECIPES FOR THE DAY

Baked Spareribs With AppieS-Nlpe
Aesh spareribs carefully with a cloth
that has been wrung out of hot water.
Arrange the meat in a dripping pan
and placed IN a hot oven which should
have the temperature lowered gradual
". Baste with drippings occasionally.
When the meat is we'll Drowned
place apples, which have been cored'
Ia the pan with the meat. Fill the
cavity of each apple with sugar and
let bake until soft. In serving arrange
the apples as 4 border around the
spareribs.
French Pickles-One peck Of green
tomatoes, six large onions, one-fourth
pound white mustard seed, one-fourth
pound celery seed, two pounds sugar,
one-half tablespoon each clover, gin
ger, cinnamon, all-spice and black
pepper, one cup of salt, two quarts
water.
Chop tomatoes fine and sprinkle over
them the salt. Let stand over night,
then drain and boil onehalf hour in
two quarts water and one pint vine
gar. Drain again and add the onions
chopped fine. Add remainder of vine
gar, sugar and spices and boil one
half hour. Seal in glass jars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-(Special)-
Mrs. Norman De r. Whitehouse,
former chairman of the New York
State Women's Suffrage party, who
in 1918 was sent to Switzerland by
President Wilson, and published the
story OF her difficulties and successes
in combating German influence un-
der the title "A Year. as a Govern
ment Agent" has given up her po-
litical activities to go into business
With Mrs. John Blair as vice pres
ident she will direct the Buchan-Mur
ply Manufacturing Company, a leath-
er goods factory. The name will be
changed to Whtehouse Leather Pro-
ducts Company, Inc. Mrs. Whitehouse
says:
Business seems TO me a more fund
amental occupation than any other,
and to bring one more into contact
with the problems Of the modern
world-problems of purchase, labor,
sale. My interest is entirely center
ed upon the usefulness of the article
and my aim TO do the work as well
as possible and as a measure of sue
cess to make as much money as | can.
Sitting behind 4 teatable in a room
lighted by shaded candles and hung
with beautiful old French prints and
bits Of tapestry Mrs. Whitehouse
told Of her disinclination to go back
to an idle life after the strenuous
work of sponsoring the Susan Il. An
thony amendment, and as chairman
OF the New York state womens' joint
legislative committee, lobbying for the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
8WI!Hws5N ~ OMEN Z ! aIS0y!DlEAY3ll Sy!lEI3 #

ANOTHER woman has been added
TO the American delegation at the
arms conference. She is Mrs. Howard
Phelps, map expert OF the state de.
partment and Americas fifth woman
delegate. Mrs. Phelps is attached to
the delegation officially as expert on
maps and map making. She is con.
sulled by the delegates for informa-
tion on locations OF national boun.
daries and also on spheres OF in
fluence Of various countries outside
their national limits.
Making maps is just as fascinating
TO me-" explained Mrs. Phelps when
questioned about her unusual work,
"as making landscape drawings or
fashion sketches Is to another artist"
Accompanying delegates TO the arms
conference at Washington are many
women who act as expert advisers.
Women acted largely in that capacity
ut the Versailles peace conference
Premier Lloyd George was ably as.
sisted in his work by women. In the
seeretariat OF the league Of nations
women hold important positions.
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six welfare bills which were strangled
ir committee at Albany in 1919.
For q time | thought of going
into banking" she said. 1T seemed,
however, too specialized a branch oil
endeavor Mrs. Blair and | watched the
business opportunities columns Of the
newspapers and finally we advertised
ourselves as having capital to invest.
The Buchan- Murphy Company was
a going concern in excellent financial
condition. 1t is capitalized for $4,000
1t has fifty workers of whom about
ten are women"
Mrs. Whitehouse's proposition on
the subject of union organization
among employees is this:
81 believe in unionization, although
at present our force is unorganized
should not think Of opposing any
effort in this direction
Technical questions of manage.
menr have no terrors for the two wo-
men. While neither has practical ex.
perience in business methods. they
have read extensively on scientific
management and labor problems, ano
are keen for the opportunity TO put
liberal theories to the test.
Mrs. Blair. who has given up tho
secretaryship of the Women's City
club TO go into business, was asso'
ciated with Mrs. Whitehouse in suf-
frage work. She has advocated at va
rious times dress reform for women
and frank stating OF ages by women
at the polls.
Mrs Whitehouse was married ".
1898 at Huntsville, Ala. Her home
was in New Orleans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
THE MEETING

Illona made room for Miguel beside
her. she pointed TO her bare feet and
legs in quite an unembarrassed man
ner as she explained TO him how clear
they were now after their bath.
A flower.like head set on grace
full neck and shoulders; hair, known
TO the French as blonde.sendre, and
deep, heavy.lidded eyes Of a crystal.
clear green that changed with every
mood from deepest gray TO misty
Colds; an engmatic smile, two lips
that blew full and pink, rather than
scarlet, such We're the ingredients
that went TO make up the whole OF
Illona. She was tall and slender and
walked with the free, swinging move.
ments OF youth. She had a charming
trick OF catching her under lip with
her two front teeth. which We're often
displayed owing to a tempting short
upper lip.
'Gemma told me you We're out In
this direction somewhere" said Miguel
she seems to get worse tempered
every day"
We'll, just remember that have
had the pack OF them at me Oh day
answered Illona, with shrug Of an.
noyance
Eyes, she began complaining about
you until stopped her" said Miguel.
and / 20 told her TO behave hn,
SAL IN the future for was no, go,,g
- have d'sscnsion in the camp. and
was tired OF her complaining. and OF
tha tales those other three women whl
hang out with her are constantly
bringing to me. As for Stella. she's
young and may learn In time that n
marsh 40 igre is sure to prove her
own worst enemy in the end ="
Il caa imagine what's come over
Stella mtely," confided Illoua with n
puzzled look she and used 10
get on well together up TO lass year
even. We're the same age. and you'd
think that there'd be lots in common,
but snr Stems to hate me now. I wish
knew That was wrong
"oh, it's just some girl nonsense,
nothing more. so don't worry abou,
D w. SdiN bNH Nllkh'l lftSNhIllklN "
Maybe it's because every creature In
the camp loves YOU so that makes her
Jealous. II can't be anything else
for you've certainly never done her OF
her mother any harm. Come now
Iona, pick up your pretty feet and
let's 20 home. The women were al
ready tellipg me that supper was
about ready when ! left half an hour
ago"
I'm starving" answered fllona. as
she gave final toss OF her hair "a
tho winds and jumped TO her feet
Come on, III race you TO the tree
stump there." she challenged him
laughing, and pointing to a blackenet
stump IN the distance
Iona, Gcmma tells me you ar,
lazy, much lazy" said Miguel a'
they strcde back 60 the tents aftel
their race But ia like to hear wha'
you have 20 say about Gemma ant
ono or two others. Those women ar'
always talking and tale.bearing. hut
have never heard you say wore
against them nor in your own de
fense"
And have little tn say now
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HE GOLDENCIPL
BY PHYLLIS pAllllpSs q

either. big chief" answered Illona,
tightening her lips ever so lightly.
II insist upon some sort OF an ex
planation, though, so this time you
can't ignore my question
"Why. oh why, at twilight on the
very first wonderful day OF spring
do we have TO thrash out unpleasant
subjects. Miguel?" asked lllona in a
quivering voice. Just listen 10 that
swamp bird over there, the most beau.
tiful music in the world; look at
those exquisite pastel tints in the sky
and snuff the scent in the air then
ask me TO cut up the beauty and hush
of 1t all by getting into an argu'
ment."
(To be continued)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22

Colds aud grin cause thousands Il
cases Of kidney trouble. In any germ
disease the system becomes filled
with poisons which the kidneys must
filter off. All too often this extra
trrden weakens the Kidneys Then
you have constant laokache, heal.
aohcs and dizziness; you lack ambl'
lion. feel dull. nervous and depressed.
DON'T ignore these warninssl Help
the Kidneys with Doans Kidney Pills.
Home folks recommend Doan's. Ask
your neighbor.
An Ardmorc Case
]. r. Broun. carpenter, 400 "A"
ST, n. T., says: when took cold
u got a laneness over my hips and =
l6ul ache In the small Of my hack.
The muscles IN my hire got 80 stiff
and sore Il hurt at every move and
more 10 when l stopped My kidneys
didn't act as they should. took
Doans Kidney pills and they relieved
rhc of the trouble"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
SUGGESTIONS

inexpensive Toy-How to make an
inexpensive toy, which kiddies are de.
lighted with:
Five cents worth Of unroasted pea
nuts makes several peanut men. Use
fine pliable wire. Cut three lengths.
Turn up the ends Of each wire at
one end.
= Use two small nuts with the shell
for the feet, then long ones for the
legs. Pick out the largest ones for
Che body.
Z After the legs are strung, put both
wires together through the large one
for the body; then smaller one for
the wire to go through for the arms;
then the head Ga round one). Put
the wire for the arms through the
upper nut of the body and two nuts
on each side and two small ones for
the hands.
With pen and ink make eyes, nose
and mouth.
,7 Both wires to go through body and
head fasten on top.
4 These are fine for q Christmas tree;
can be dressed in crepe paper. Chill
dren like them as well as an expen-
sive toy.
4 To make kitchen holders that are al
ways at your finger ends make two
square holders of any desired mater.
ial. sew a small curtain ring in one
corner, 10 these attach piece of tape
which is just long enough to reach
: from one hand TO the other. Put it
around neck and your holders are at
your service.
Keep with ironing board pad, thick
and Of convenient size, made of n
large turkish bath towel. When you
IRON a shrtwaist with hooks and eyes
place them on this heavy pad and iron
in the same way that you press heavy
embroidery, for which you also use
this same pad The result is all that
one can ask for.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22

were. displayed in the reactionary
newspapers, but none of the liberal
or coalition organs referred TO them.
The nationalists action in publishing
the documents is declared in govern
ent circles to have been "tactless and
stupid and calculated to give hostile
elements among Germany's former
enemies an opportunity for fresh agi.
tation which possibly may hav5 an
inmical effect on the pending nego-
tiations with the reparations com.
mission.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
STATISTICS

At the White House today several
women are members OF the executive
staff They work directly for the
president In many instances. a prac.
tee inaugurated by former President
Wilson when the war took from the
White House several Of the most
trusted officials. Until the time OF
President Wilson women were deliber.
ately excluded from positions in the
executive offices. even at the tele-
phone switchboard.
Although now almost one-tenth Of
the 6OO.oo0 executive and legislative
officials OF local, state and federal
governments In the United States are
women the total reported in 1910 as
connected with public service in ad.
ministrative and legislative capacities
was only 10000. In the federal serv.
Ice the women numbered 90 per cent
and in the state and local govern.
ments per cent.
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force other politicians 10 take 1t into
account.
The meeting was held 10 celebrate
the progress which the women OF Bel.
gium are making in politics.
on account OF the system Of govern.
ment In France, II NJ Poincare should
again achieve influence with any
faction In the chamber OF deputies
and support the program OF the Lea.
que for Women's Rights he could
make 1t uncomfortable for Premier
BRAND and his cabinet IL they should
oppose the program.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
CIGARETTE CAUSES BLAZE
IN STEAMSHIP TANAMO

NEW YORK. Dec. ga cigarette
dropped by freight handler and not
fire bomb caused the blaze which
broke out on the steamship Tanamo
during the voyage which brought
Governor Il. Mon, Riley OF Porto Rico,
to New York. last month. Officials u
the Atlantic Fruit Company today an.
nounced that they had so advised Sec.
retary of War Weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
Gk,sMANS OBJECT TO
EX-KAISER'S LETTERS

BERLIN, Dec 22--Official quarters
do not conceal their displeasure at
the publication of letters exchanged
by the former kaiser and Field Mar.
shal Hindenburg last spring, in which
William gave his views on the ques-
ton of war guilt. The communications
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
SUFFRAGE IN FRANCE

The question OF woman suffrage in
France. according TO reports. for the
tirst time Is beginning to engage ac.
lively the interest Of the leading poll.
ticians only few days aEo former
President Poincare addressed meet.
ing held in behalf Of the League OF
women's Rights at which he presided.
II was not long ago that NJ Poin.
care re-entered politics, and for this
reason his action was viewed as hav.
ing special significance. one line of
comment was that he would lean to-
ward The womens program and thus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
JOHNSON MAKES STATE
BASKET BALL RECORD

PONCA CITY, Okla. Dec. 21.-What
is hc"eved TO be a state record was
established last night when Wilford
Johnson, center of the high school
basket ball team, made 29 baskets.
The game was with Kaw City. the
final score being ll9 to Z with Ponca
City taking the long end.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
SUGGESTIONS

Laundry Hints-White cotton or lin.
en- clothes may be soaked to advantage
all day or over night. 1t is mistake
TO think that woolens cannot be soak
ed at ALL Soak them in a weak solu-
ton of ammonia in barely warm wat
er for half an hour. This will not
injure the woolen and will make it
easier to wash.
All clothes should be turned inside
out in washing. A good idea is to
wash the outside first, then turn the
clothes, wash on the inside and leave
turned for drying. If you use wash
ing machine, good plan is to soap
the clothes right side out and then
turn them as they are put into the
washing machine.
All soap chips or soap powders
should be thoroughly dissolved in boil.
ing water before being used in the
laundry. Sometimes washing prepara.
lions that are harmless If used in this
way eat the clothes If allowed to rest
in undssolved bits on the material.
For Ecru Curtains-Saffron added
W bilt Ndt'l IL HlutU ptlItT
than coffee for retaining the ecru
shade in curtains.
Clean Milk BOttles-Tea leaves are
just the thing for cleaning dirty milk
bottles. Put them in the bottles with
a little hot or cold water.
Broom Bags-In making broom bags
you will find them to wear longer
and give better satisfaction If you
make hem five inches deep at the
bottom and then stitch back an inch
for a ruffle.
Left and Rght-This particular idea
was developed to help a little girl
solve the mystery of right and left
when dressing in the morning. A large,
black arrow linked inside each shoe
removed all doubt as to which went
which way.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
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MENU HINT

Breakfast
Cereal
French Toast Rhubarb Jam
Coffee
Noon Dinner
Baked Meat Balls
Brown Gravy
Boiled Rice Buttered Beans
Lettuce Salad
Chocolate Junket Sponge Cake
Supper
Brown Bread Cottage Cheese
Blackberry Jelly
Tea
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
BANDITS ESCAPE WITH
$3.50 TRUST COMPANY FUNDS

ST. LOUIS, Dec 20-Three bandits
held un Edward Edwards. IS years old.
negro messenger for tho Chotcau Trus,
Company, while tho negro was on
Market street car az noon today and
escaped with satchel containing
$3.50 Of the companys funds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
MEND HINT


Mr breakfast
Cereal with Dates
Boiled Eggs
Toast Coffee
Luncheon
Buttered Cinnamon Toast
Cocoa
Dinner
Roast Spareribs with Apples
Baked Potatoes
Creamed Celery Cabbage with
Pimento
French Pickle
Mixed Fresh Fruit. Coffee
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AUCTION SALE At LEWIS Ola.
MOND SHOP. ADELPHOS THIEATER
BLDG. i0;30 A. VI. 2:30 r. VI. COME
AND SAVE MONEY. PRIZE GIVEN
FREE AT EACH SALE. LADIES
ESPECIALLY INVITED. eI.3
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Clean Milk Bottles-Tea leaves are
just the thing for cleaning dirty milk
bottles. Put them in the bottles with
little hot or cold water.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22

For Ecru Curtains-Saffron added
TO the rinsing water is much better
than coffee for retaining the ecru
shade in curtains.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22

SAY iT WITH CHRISTMAS SEALS.
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CATHEDRAL FILLED
AS LAST REQUIEM
MASSES ARE SAID
FOR CARDINAL
PROC ESSI0N CONTINUES THRU
OUT DAY: OFFICE FOR THE
DEAD sung BY SEMINAR.
lANS TONIGHT.

baltimore. March 2O.-Members Of
the Catholic laity filled the cathedral
to overlooking this morning at the last
of the special requiem masses proceed
ing the final funeral services tomorrow
for Cardinal Gibbons. who died last
Thursday. Bishop O. l., Corr.gan,
vicar general of the diocese was the
celcbrant.
The congregation filed slowly past
the Cardinals bier ana then came u
long line Of mon. women and children
who had gathered In the street. The
procession bids fair To continue all day.
II Is estimated that between $4,000 and
10000 persons viewed the body OF the
prelate yesterday.
The office for the dead Will be- sung
at the cathedral tonight hy the SEMI
narians uf 81. Mary's college.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-30
BUILDING GOAL Is 500 NEW HOMES
FOR ARDMORE BEFORE THE SNOW FLIES

The building goal for Ardmore in 1921 500 new homes
The progress of the campaign observed by young
man who has taken airpane trip over town.
He said that il seemed there almost as many new
roofs old ones.
real estate man stated that in his opinion 200 homes
in the city under construction Cottages are gong
up almost every street in the entire city and hundreds oil
homes receiving coat of paint.
During the year there will be handsome homes con-
sructed Plans being made for at least two homes
that will cost in the aggregate S50O00 but the great ma
ory of the buildings that will be constructed during the year
will be cottages of from five to six rooms.
There unprecedented demand for small cottages in
this city. As fast they completed there is family
ready to in. Each time foundation is laid in the city
Inquiries made to whether the house being built for
rent for SALE and of these homes have trouble in
making disposition of them
one who building home FOR his posted
sign stating that the home he building not for sale
for rent He did this to keep away those who to
ask questions
Those who have vacant lots asked to put them the
market There demand for every piece of vacant prop
erty in the city. Do not allow the unusual building activity
TO excite your greed and lead you TO Drofeer in town lots
Hold the price down. give every chance to home