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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-04
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Pay cash and pay less. Down
ing's Cash Grocery. Phone 1920
StopI Look Fresh grocerie,
of all kinds at Downing's Cash
Grocery. Phone 1920
Miss Gladys Warren, of Lewis
ton, has accepted a clerkship il
the c. w. Felt store.
Utah and Rock Springs coal
the best on the market at the
Prairie Lumber Co.
DR.. E. Taylor is opening an Of
flee in the building just north of
the Kincaid house.
Geo Duffey, Of Lewiston, Wis
tied friends iii this city the first
Ct the week.
Spring and summer hats, the
newest and best just in at Carl
sons.
Winchester ammunition of all
sizes at Nezperce Motor & Sup
ply Co.
Lost Pair black woody chaps
at Gilbert July 80. Reward for
return to Ray Newkirk at Greer.
Got it yet-good fresh cheese
and Downing's Cash Grocery.
Phone 1920
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for
your valuable papers for rent at
ST. a year and up at UNION
STATE BANK.
For Sale or Trade Furnished |
modern 17-room hotel, also Lew
iston residence Enquire High |
way Hotel, Ferdinand 10w6*
Photos w. Ell. Hart, photo
grapher of 20 years experience,
will be at his studio at Npperce
every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, and at Craigmont
the rest of the time. Everything
Photographic, including enlarg-
ing and framing. loft
Henry Sather came in Tuesday |
from Elk River, where he has
been employed for some time in
the big numbering plant at THAI
place. He states that the plant
shut down the first of the month
for. an indefinite period and
around 500 men were laid off.
lie also brings the information
that the mills at Potlatch will
close down about the middle of
the month, where upward of 1000
men are at work, and that the
discontinlIing of operations by I
practically all of the north Idaho
plants has become a fact or is in I
contemplation, and no informa
ton is available as to when work
will be resumed, many beino OF
he opinion that spring will find
he mills still idle. +
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-04
First-class cobbler at the A. II.
Fike harness store.

| First-class cobbler at the A. n
Fike harness store.
Wanted job grain cuttin,
with binder. Clarence Henrichs
phone 11439. 10w2
See the new Monarch Range
at the Nezperce Motor & Suppl,
Co.
Papering this season7 New lin,
just in at Laier's. The early birt
you know.
Guaranteed Herrick refrigera
tors at the Nezperce Motor &
Supply Co.
The proof of the pudding's in
the eating. Try our Silver Cake
Flour. Community Mill Co.
Try the fine ice from Medved =
new machine supplied in any
quantity.
Bert Anderson, of Spokane,
was in Nezperce on a business
mission and brief visit with rel
atives last week.
Phone the Prairie Lumber Co
for Peacock Rock Springs Coal,
the kind that always suits, never
scots.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for
your valuable papers for rent at
ST. year and up at UNION
STATE BANK.
Cherries Bings and Lamberts,
25c gallon on trees, at e. III. West
farm, 3 miles north of Steele. III.
H. West. 8w2~
Ford touring cars with starter
and battery, $4,000. Ton trucks
same price. Nezperce Motor 81
Supply Co.
MONEY TO LOAN--I have
plenty of available money to loan
on good farm land at a low inter
est rate. Prepayment privileges.
York Herren. room 10, Union
State Bank bldg. Nezperce. Ida
Miss Frances Jacobs will re-
turn to Lewiston Friday morning
to resume hef nursing course in
Ihe St Joseph hospital, after a
swo weeks vacation with home
folks lsere.
The lawn dinner given at the
Community church last Saturday 4
evening by the ladies aid So
.iety was a great success and
lgain demonstrated the ladies
Utility in getting up a frugal
neal, as well as the diners in de-
Tastating it.
County Agent Behnke and Mr..
)nthanlx are meeting with fine
uccess in collecting farm pro-
Iucts exhibits for the Lewiston /;
nd Lewis county fairs and have
ONE great specimens ready for
decorative arrangement and
others coming up"
Marshal Pomeroy and Chas.
Sail, Of Kamiah, were Nez-Semcel
isitors Saturday.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1921-06-21

cattle and sheep and every citizen of this city and
county. F''E'E ~ ~ =
From the geology of this vicinity, the oil shae the oil in
water wells the prevalence gas surface formations
structures that ideal for holding OIL all which are
manifestations that simple and plain are the facts
that warrant the exploration and developing of this vicinity
water channels that must exist
The wells that to be drilled are close the city and
oil are invited to serutinze methods and progress
The books of this company open all for inspection
The overhead expense is reduced to a positive minimum
as rent postage and stationery are the only items of e
pense. -, ~ :
Thed riing crews are the only field expense
The officers do not and will not draw salaries till the pro-
duction stage is reached. ~ assi8
pended for actual drilling progress 's'l4ti ~
No immense blocks of stock held by the members of
this company premium, they only get much as IL
sold which will greatly increase the value per share
when success comes
Can snythng be fairer or more earnest than this
IF every citizen of Eo county took but tyentyRve dol
lars worth of stock EACH the drilling Of these wells would
be assured
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1921-06-21
What Oil, Gas and Water
Will Do Fer Elko

The City of Eko the County Seat of Elko County is
ideally situated to become large and prosperous city, it
has advantage of railroad transportation that exception
al it is the hub of county that has industry which
vast as it is varied. p q $50.
In the county of Eo the CATTLE sheep agricultural
mining lmess, county of any state
show greater or varied possibility of production
along these lines 5sa
To make this county and city greater industrial develop
nent all that is needed and development of this nature
will naturally and surely be attracted the that
may lie at hand be opened up for this growth.
The advantages that this city and county have
gether with these natural will be the of
bringing about this development that needed il these
be placed at the disposal Of industrial progress
and the advantages Of this be quickly but
to enunerate
Reduction of taxes that at present burden by dis
tribution over greater field
Increased real estate values. F
Additional railroad facilities
Growth of population with increased business
lily following &szk-S.aissg ~
New industries, such as wooden mills packing plants,
smelters and refneries
These things should appeal to business man. every
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1921-06-21

If waited till could afford to have teeth put in
shape most of would live mush is with investing
and this stock will pay handsome returns If successful
to invest in this effort is the duty of all for the outlook
most opomistic and this effort warrants support
Westinghouse called a fool when he told the Gouds
he could stop train with air. and further told that they
had not time for airy FOOLS but they later wired him to
back with his brake for them see his reply them
is inconsequential but the stock big money yet.
The whole United States monument to Christopher
Columbus progresseness but he had to start and he had
the nerve to go. sfsItss
People walked for millions in money Texas,
Oklahoma, California and Kansas Utah is bringing in
oil wells, why not Nevada and Elko. syEE ri 80
To those who pessimistic of this exploration and do
not believe that this happen here do agree with
in this venture surely entitled opinion
too but let the other fellow help If he to- he may be
luclier or farther sighted than you. ~ - 55a4
The drill is going down and Ello will see boom that
will be felt by all so help in this effort to make Eo county
famous.
The stock at present ten cents per share don't wait
be coaxed send in money for it takes to
drill oil wells and will value received in effort
this company and the returns win be big when hit the oil
and water .H# IL
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1921-06-21
A W. Hesscn Company. sup-

A. w Hesacn Company sap I
pliaa .---..-.--,...-,..--.-.4-,.-------..t ss1s
YeHdi Lumber Co, cHlyaFt nina ,47p- ~
Verdi Lumber Co, culTert pipe 41e3o
Mko Lumber. Coz, ppRRlte9 ,-r-s ;f15.eS
Is. I. r. r COMPANY. Meight-- Al
CAti Nets0ns theck o4layer $500 Ss.Oty
Eugene Frank. work ON Bull :.
lion road -----:-,.---.4--------.------ 31e.00
Taylor Johnson MAchinary Co, !.
supplies : -,--.------.-----.-.-.-..- 1os.o2
Robert Krumbein, laborer --..-. 16l76
=Breval Paterson Hdw. Co,
supplies : .---..-....-..--.-..---------.-. +4.S4
q. AIdayl; supplies -------....------ 800
Arthur Warner, truck driver. 400
Joe Currey, road work ..-.-.-.-.-. $500
Taylor Johnson Machinery Co.
supplies ,-...--......-.--,.----,.. 1901
u. 9 bnsWen, truck driver $500
-. 3 =. = Aees ------..------ law
f1 la rlS Hiee' service stauon'
supplies and labor ----.--.---- 1895 20
w. sawyer caterpillar orlV-
or sl.Oe
:. ~ 'aaea' iaDor ana sup
phes zS.SO
Seo' n. marSih', county roao
Work S4Oo
l. q Gregory. truck driver .... 1880
]. p. Churchfield, running
grader 1000
Juan construction Company
work on Monteiio road --- 2S4.46
Juan construction Company
"orN Oh monteilo ROAD --..---- 5000
Juan construction company
worA s. On Alonteiio road .--.---- zfe.ls
Juan ponstruction company
WORK on monteiio road .--.:. zz2'4s
Juan CONSTRUCTION company
WORK on Mcntel'o ROAD $500 zs1.6z
a. w. Eesson company SUP
piles 4lT.eo
Newman-Warren Company,
supplies 1o8.5s
Deeth Mercantile Company,
supplies -.,,.-----......-----.....---. 14.15
e. II. Mackley' labor and
teams 2s6.Oo
@. s. Garcia, supplies .---..-.--..--- 1.60
II. ]. Rutherford, road work on
Deeth road ......-....--....-...-.-....-..1 1880
M. II. Ridges, laborer, Lamoil-
lie road 5000
a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

thick, tapering from bottom to top,
which Is 10 inches. Each stone is to
have circle 2A inches in diameter
on the front face. near the top, An
emblem will be either a Maltese Cross
or the Star of David, six pointed star.
The Star of David will be shown in the
circle for soldiers of the Hebrew faith.
Each grave in a national cemetery
is furnished with a headstone and all
expenses attached to its erection are
borne by the government.
Where soldiers are buried In city or
private cemeteries the headstone will
be furnished free of charge by the gov
ernment, and sent prepaid to the freight
yard in the city where the cemetery is
in which the deceased is buried Expen
ses from this point must be borne by
the family.
Relatives desiring to make applica-
ton for headstones can secure further
information by calling on the local Red
Cross, phone 2163.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
GROCERY AND MEAT
MARKET REOPENED

The newly reluvcnatcd and equipped
grocery store and cold storage market.
Messrs. Brady, Pennington and Kent.
proprietors were opened to the public
again Friday afternoon aud night after
having been closed for several weeks.
Fire wrought considerable damage
to the stock and fixtures on the night
OF January i3th and since that time
workmcn have been busy installing new
equipment and adding all features
necessary 10 make this one Of the fin
est establishments OF It's kind In OKLA
homa.
Friday afternoon the doors were
open TO the public, and luncheon was
served to alt Souvenirs were gwen 10
the ladies at lboth the afternoon and
nights reception.
The Cold Storage Market Is one OF
the oldest mercantile establishments In
the city, and with It's present equip
mcnt 1t is one of the most up to date In
the state,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

One Of the most notable new build
ings for Ardmore this year will un-
doubtedly be the apartment to be erect
ed by H. F'onville photographer at 2l2
Second Avenue. Northwest. This new
building will be the mostup-to-the-
minute type south of Kansas City. Mr..
Fonville says.
Deeply appreciative Of the demands
of the better class Of apartment ten
ants Mr.. Fonville is to be congratulate
ed for his foresight on this new pro
ject. His new building, he says is
to be equipped with the most modern
built-in and labor saving appliances
throughout, including patented Kitchen
cites, refrigerators and breakfast room
equipment.
The heating plant will be located in
q fireproof basement. The plumbing
and sanitary fixtures in bathrooms,
kitchens, will feature somr iof the
most noted efficient sanitary appli-
ances recently invented. All garbage
will be taken care of by a patented
garbage incinerator eliminating the an
noyances of flies. odors, etc.
The apartments will consist of three
distinct types and in all instances will
be roomy, labor-saving and healthful.
In spite Of the lack of publicity given
to this enterprise Mr.. Fonville says he
has already in his office a waiting list
of prospective tenants and TO all ap'
pearances the demands for apartments
will be greater than the supply.
The plans are being rushed to COM
pletion in the office of the architect
and it is expected that ground will be
broken early this week. The architec-
tural design, supervision of the con-
struction and interior decoration is en-
trusted to Andrew Fraser of this city.
Mr. Fraser has designed many notable
buildings throughout the country.
The architecture is a pleasing Amer
icanized version Of the dignified Italian
Renaissance. In its charming setting
this modern structure will have all the
appearance of a private mansion. The
main members OF the structural design
will be of reinforced concrete thus re-
ducng the fire-hazard to minimum In
the particular type OF construction
used; the walls will be OF brick and hol-
low tile assuring a perfectly Insulated
wall.
1t Is Mr.. Fonvilles desire that all
the work will be done by Ardmore con-
tractors and artisans.
The Investment will be approxima'
tey 1000 Mr.. Fonville states.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
PERMITS ISSUED
FOR HOMES THIS
MONTH TOTAL g

Building permits issued thus far
in April average two per day for
residences, with II for other build
ings, additions and repairs to
homes, making total of "A per-
mits, aggregating the sum of S91,-
400 Of which SS2 900 goes into home
buildings, according TO figures sub
mittcd by Lewis Davidson, building
inspector.
Mr.. Davidson semi-monthly re-
port In detail is as follows:
r, NJ. Scarbor, residence, 1915 Har
grove, $4,000.
Emil Schrowder residence, sos f
southeast, $1,000.
II. b. Miller, residence, A and 9th
avenue, Southeast, $3.50.
r. II. Crory, two residences, Rudi'
sill addition, $500 each.
James j. Wallrapp. additions, block
Ala Southwest. s2,750.
b. l.. Slack, addition, $40 Bixby
81, 900.
Charles Johnson, residence, 1914
First avenue. $500.
Roy Parish, addition. 435 Garter
avenue Southeast, $500
C. +. Smith, residence, west half OF
lot 2, block 22O $1,000.
Ida Alexander residence, 106 Second
avenue, Northwest, $4,000
Olen Howser, addition, 2S Fifth ave-
nue., Northwest, $500.
S. c. Reeder, store building, PIP a
Southwest, $500.
Hudson Houston Lumber Co, office
at lumber yard, $4,000.
w. z. Todd, residence, Fourth Ave
nue. and Southwest, $4,000.
j. ]. Stolfa, residence, Fourth avenue
Southwest, $4,000.
John Whiteman, addition, 1926 G
Southwest, $500.
n. Massad, residence, 1lO5 ThirC
Avenue Southwest, $4,000.
Guillott and Hall, residence, 14Ol
Bixby. $4,000.
f.. Il. Butler. residence, McLish and
N, 5000.
w. A. Guide, residence, block 337, lot
3, Northwest, $500.
w. A. Cude, residence, block 337 loi
Sol +. Kimbell residence, 1910 Burcf
Northwest, s3,5OO.
+. c. Ridgeway, residence, block "a
lot Q. Northwest, $500
G. c. Ridgeway. residence, block %
lot 10, Northwest, s2,5O0
j. w. Hoffman, residence, block liz
lot 4. $500.
o. +. vanNoy. residence. 1915 Stan
ley. $1,000.
W. r. Luke, residence, 1912 b. North
west, $4,000.
NJ. NJ. Johnson, residence, 1915 Nc
Lish, $4,000.
Squires Electric Company, g West
Main. remodeling store front, $4,000.
II. n. Taylor. residence, Sixth and c
Southwest, $4,000
Ashley Douglas. three residences, J.
Southeast, $4,000 each.
l.. Reeves. residences, A and Ninth
Southeast, 81 ,O0O each.
Mrs. Fannie Thomas, residence
South c St, $500.
Frank Davenport. residence, c ano
sixth Avenue, Southwest, 800.
w. u. Frame, residence, 2l0 Stanley
Southwest. s5 900.
A. c. Parker, addition 1924 Fttu
Avenue. Northeast. $500.
Mrs. l.. =. Anderson. garage, G and
Third Avenue Southwest, $4,000.
r.. NJ. Yates. residence, block lO0 LOT
8 Northwest, $1,000.
l.. NJ. Burks. store building, sos Sec
ond Avenue Northwest. $1,000.
~ building permits s9l 10000.
81 new homes. $50 10000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
FOR SALE

GOOD FARM: ONE OF THE BEST
FARMS IN SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA
LOCATED NEAR ARDMORE. CON.
SISTlNG OF 100 ACRES; ALL CuLTI.
WAITED; GOOD IMPROVEMENTS:
THIS LAND ~ ALL LEVEL No
WASH OR DRAWS; EVERY FOOT
TILlltBLE; A BARGAIN FOR ONE
DESIRING A GOOD ESTMtNT:
TERMS III DESIRED. SEE FRANK
GATES. PHONE PBN-5;. i,.s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
CRIMINAL DOCKET. DISTRICT
COURT. MAY. 1921.
Monday. May 9th

Monday. May 9th
No. lS77-T. l.. Holland. arson.
No. l97l-Tom Fogle. murder, dead
n. P)
No. ls9i-John Little. murder.
Tuesday, May 10Th
l96S-J. A. Thornton, murder
lsi9-Walter Vaughn, Felonicus as
sault.
leS2-Frank Smith. rape.
Wednesday, May llth
i9is-Moran williams and W. A.
Lloyd. burglary.
i972-Moran Williams. larceny.
iSOi-Moran Williams. felonlous as
saut.
l973--Moran williams. burglary.
Thursday. May lsth
iSi4-W. \. Lloyd. larceny.
lS7i-W. A. Lloyd. fclonious assault.
is57-Iess Burgess. fclonious assault.
ig0i-Callle Wyrick, murder.
Friday, May 18th
l95i-Will Ridgewny and Lille Ridge
way false prctensc.
lS92-Wiu Ridgcway and Lille Ridge
way possession narcotics.
iei0-Jesse Cole, possession narcotics.
i927-Bill Rowles. ct al, assault to
rape.
Monday. May 18th
ie66-D. Il. lrcton ct al. false pre-.
tense
C, $. sibcy and Walter Baxter,
burglary
l9s7-w. NJ Sanders. bogus check
Ernest knight. bogus check.
Tuesday. May l,th
ls26-J. a. Crncr. bogus check.
iei3-Doc Criner. false pretense.
lSbS-Doc Crincr. bogus check
iei3-poc Crincr impersonatins Off.
cor
i7O0-iohn l.arklns. false pretensr.
Wednesday. May 18th
iS1a-l, l.. Jones ans Mamie Vaughn
incest
ia6G-C. 4. TAYLOR. rapc
1905 VIM Wagner. ct al. burglary
ia35-Floyd knapp ct al. burglary.
THURSDAY, May 18th
iSa6-l Ida VI. Grasscllc ct at. abortion
iS55-Son Hickman. robbery.
loJS Link Taylor. murder
Friday. MAY 18Th
iali-rat Whiteficld. murder.
tpublishcd In The Daily Ardmorciie.
sunday. April II. iegil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

The local chapter of the American
Red Cross has been asked by various
branches OF the department to help To-
cate the following persons Valuable in
formation is on hand AT the local office
including notices of delayed allotments
lost certificates of discharge. returned
checks vocational training. etc, Any
one knowing the present whereabouts OF
The following will please notify the sec
rotary AT Convention Hall. phone 2lG3
Bad Alexander
William Oliver Bledsaw.
Donald Adair BrInton.
Il. @. Anthony.
Francis o. Collins.
Alice Elizabeth Capps,
Elizabeth Carroll
oliver T.. Davis,
Marchal Ell2ey
Robert Higginbotham
Jess Hearren.
tlaralson. Thomas Jerome.
Homer jackson.
Thos. Ernest Greer
Gertrude Melllsh.
Thomas Marion.
Van Mason.
Charles Wilson Mailer.
willis l.. Martin.
Dock Wesley Lemons.
Nellie Ned.
Clistie 4. Neal.
Sarah Elizabeth Patton.
Ernest Roland.
Clarence Otis Smith.
Joe Sulzyck.
Fred Schlosser.
Edward Lewis Scholkau
Rob Robertson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
Company q. iiith Inf. seth Div.

Private Wallace Goodman, who Is
now patient In L. $. T.. II. hospital
Houston. being treated for chronic bron.
chitis, Is asking the services OF former
members OF his company to help him
complete his papers In his claim for
compensation. II there are former mem.
hers of Company q. i4ith infantry In
this vicinity. will YOU please call up the
office OF the local Red Cross phone
sl65. for further information as to how
YOU may help former buddy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
ROBBER GETS SO AND
LIFE SENTENCE IN PEN

Kansas City, April i6.--Convictcd Of
taking part In the robbery of drug
store. which ncttcd Vim less than $40.
James n. Asher war today sentenced to
life Imprisonment in The state penl-
tcntiary. Asher was sentenced under
the "habitual criminal" statute Of Mis-.
souri, Asher was pardoned four years
ago, after having served five years of
n life sentence on a charge of murder
in connection with the death OF Al
Hatch, a Kansas City saloon keeper.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
Fund for Overseas Graves

The Ardmore post will raise fund
20 contribute to a national fund for
the decoration of the graves of men ov-
erseas. II you feel like acting quickly,
mail the adjutant check for 81. We ex-
pect to do some committee work in
raising this fund.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

Activity of the American Legion in
pushing legislation for justice to the dis
abled will not interfere with its cam
paign for adjusted compensation ac-
cording to a statement issued last week
by +. w. Galbraith, Jr., national COM
mander of the Legion. "Our first duty
is to the disabled" Galbraith said. "and
feel sure that the present congress
will speedily enact legislation TO allevi-
ate their condition"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
Naturalization PAPERS

We are advised that the government
is holding the naturalization papers Of
hundreds Of men who were naturalized
in the army. If you know of any one
in Ardmore or Carter county without his
papers inform the adjutant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
mcad,lones Ior soIdicrs, .sniIor,, Graycs

The secretary of the local chapter OF
the American Rel Cross is In receipt
NJ Information regarding the furnishing
NJ hcadstonos by the government for
unmarked graves Of soldiers. sailors and
marines who served in the army or navy
uf the United states during any war or
insurrcctlon. including the revolution.
whether regular or volunteer. and
whether they died in service or since
their muster out or discharge there
from.
These hcaistnnes are Of American
white marble. 10 inches long. gis inches
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

The legion baseball team will appear
publicly as soon as their uniforms ar
rtye When you see notice of a game,
go out and inspect them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
Watch lis Go

Commander King expects to build n
large legion post and n live post in this
city hr Is very active in building Reed
willie his oil field town just at present.
But, he is active in pushing the legion.
Waich' US 90.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
IRgiOu Notes

Attenti0n:-Regular meeting Of the
post Monday evening at Chamber OF
Commerce rooms, 1880 o'clock. Come and
bring your ex-service friends with you.
Keep In touch with legion affairs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
Carnival

II you don't know about the carnival
ask the auxiliary. The post will give
the ladies all of the assistance possible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
Notes From Other Posts

Henry Oliver post No. 213 Of Kiefer
is making plans to provide military
funeral for the boy for whom it was
named. The boy is being returned from
France by the government.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

Aihcns.-An attack n $4,000 Turk.
ish troops In the Afium Kharaiser
was repulsed by Greek troops.