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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27
Prize Winning Post

Oklahoma City, Feb. 2s.-Medford
post No. 81 was awarded the prize
flag as the most efficient post in the
AmGican Legion me mbership cam
pasn which closed on January 81, ac-
cording TO an announcement made
yesterday al state headquarters OF
the veterans organization. With a
membership OF 10 in 1920 the post
obtained renewals from all members
and added fifty-four new names to
its rolls giving Il an efficiency Of 23O
per cent,
WIlken Green post No. 1890 Of
Gotebo, would have won the prize
mad its campaign report been made
on time. IL was rs days late. The
post obtained renewals from IL OF
its 10 members al the time OF the
state convention at Tulsa. The other
man had died. II added 10 new
members in the drive giving IL an
efficiency OF 800 per cent.
First, second and fifth places went
70 posts in Grant county Osl Woy
post No. 1879 OF Pond Creek was sec
wen W
new members. Lamont which organ
lied with thirty charter members gain
I'd fifth place by adding thirty-three
before the close o. the drive.
One OF the newest members in the
state won third place. Rocky Legion
post No. ZIG was organized on Janu-
airy s6 and at the close Of the cam
palgn five days later hmi enrolled
10 members. John II. Livingston post
No i9o gained fourth place with 100
per cent renewals and a. new mem
bers.
Posts on the honor roll with more
than 100 per cent membership follows.
'Chick-Idlett No. ., MARROW: Edwin
X. White No. 10. Okmulgee. Bernard
Gill No. l6, Shawnee. j. u. Van
osdcll No. 25, Jet; John s. Kerr No.
~, Frederick; Lock Sanders No. 80.
Hugo: Roy G. Carter No. 1ie, TT.
Towson; Platt National Park No. lH,
sulphur; Otto q. Abbott No. 1e5. New
Xix: Empett II. Epperson No. is9,
Ryan: wcstviilc: Folsom LunrplSin No.
1ss, Heavener; Doyle Boston No. 1ss,
wanna; Brown No. 1874. Knowles;
Cardin No. iss, Cardin; Dewey Coun.
~ No. 1873, Taloga. and Charles Nix
No. 2oa, tIealdton.
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Marietta yesterday visiting with
friends.
Max Westheimer Of Ardmore was in
Marietta the first OF the week visit
ing with relatives.
Mrs. j. X. Davis was in Ardmore
the first of the week.
c. Il. Poland of Ardmore was in
Marietta the latter part Of the week.
Mrs Millard CLANCY Of Gainesville
was in Marietta yesterday visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. John Msyes was in Ardmore
yesterday
Miss Geraldine Burney was in
Gainesville the latter part OF the week
visiting with friends.
Mrs. Nettie Tibbs was in Arimore
yesterday visiting with her brother,
Walter Buchanon.
Mrs. Lou Scanlon was in Ardmore
Tuesday visiting with friends.
Mrs. Cells OF Pilot Point. Texas.
who has been here the past few days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27
NOTICE or BANKRUPT SALE

Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of An order OF sale is.
sued by Hon. r. Mcmillan. referee 10
bankruptcy. dated Feb. alst, 1921.
will sell at public outcry to the high.
est and best bidder for cash in hanc
the stock Of dry goods. shoes. groc
cries, hardware, etc. ot John II
Taylor & Company. OF Wynnewocd
Okla, invoicing about sljeoo.oo. or
Friday. March tth. 1921, st o'clocs
p. M. at the stor. building recent,
occupied by said John ". Taylor 4
Company. Bankrupt. wynncwood. Ok
lahorns. This Ia a good clean stock
and N NJ exceptionally good value
The stock may he inspected NJ any
time by calling on Attorney $. n
Williams. wynnewccd. Okla.
". y. LEWIS, Receiver.
Davis. oklahoma
a7-S
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80 ,roas pN" '"e'
r. !. r'rousn'oii' "el'isn avenue
si"peNh'es'
~v-. Rosa McLish, 4th avenue, S.
W., 4 bungalow cataipa, peach, 3
plum, l apricot, . shade trees and rs
-
Ed Parker. c. St. n. w, > peach,
w T. no.-h.,rar vast At,ir @
'"e' 'o'e ''eS' '''Ds
trees peach trees
cherry trees.
shade trees. peach trees.
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visiting with her druetter. Ms. L.
Y. Burton, returned homo the latter
part OF the week.
l.. II. Burton was business visitor
TO Oklahoma City tho latter part OF
the week.
Mrs. w. p. Mobiey was IN Apamore
the first Of the week.
Jim Freeman has been IN Okhhnma
City this week.
Miss Margie Leeper was in Sanger
Texls, yesterday visiting with friends.
Mrs. Edna Washington was in Ard
more yesterday.
Mrs. h. b. Askew Was IN Ardmore
yesterday.
Mrs, Cannon was in Asxlmore yes
terday shopping.
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wNDe RrTTER SELLS
MANY wOODSTOCxs

sisty-elsht woedstccks In less than
five months is the selling record ~
Wade Ritter OF Ritter a Sm cn Nvrth
Washington street Wade says he
has never sold typcwri,ers bc,c,e. that
he couii no, pcsses any unusual skill
40 "a salesman and he attributes his
rymarkable success TO the superiority
n the machine he Is selling.
Mr.. Ritter reports thst maify of
the oil offices are putting in these
machines and that witUn n short
lime many Of tn. offices will b.
tauippea exclusively with wvpdstocks
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Washington Feb. 2S.-The offer OF
the knights " Columbus OF $1,000
GEO of its war fund for national me
moriA building in Washington has
been rejected by the national execu-
tive committee Of the American Le-
gion, in session in Washington, be-
cause OF objections 10 the terms OF the
Knights OF Columbus offer providing
Il dual control OF the institution. The
executive committee Of the Legion, in
Transmitting TO the national officers
OF tho knights OF Columbus Its de-
cision. stated that with this condition
eliminated the offer would be accept
ed.
UntU the board of directors OF the
knights OF Columbus pass on the sug-
gesiion OF the Legbon's executive COM
N itee, therefore, no further action
can be taken by the latter. The com
munication from the American l.e-
gions executives to the effect all
stipulat,ons must he removed before
the offer OF the memorial can be sc-
ccpted was preceded, It is understood.
by q spirited secret ss~sion Of ne
executive cawnittee. lasting four
hours.
Under the terms submitted with the
offer TO the American Legion, me
knights OF Columbus would designate
three menbsrs to serve on a commit
tee To erect, furnish and equip the
building. Also. the terms provided
for a committee To handle. invest and
rclnvcst an esuscwment fund Of si,-
ooo, zoe. serving on this committee 20
be the head ~ tho Knights Of Column
bus, tho head az the American Log ion.
ard mo Secretary 1 the Treasury. "
h~ would accept. should the Secre-
tnry ~ the Treasury not accept then
Homeone, preferably u public osicial
should he selected by the Two first
named.
Quoting fran n copy " the terms
submitted. Una language with respcct
10 dual control NJ the bulla,ng and
the endowment fund and Ia which
such exception was taken by the cne-
cuiivo committee of the Legion rs to
Leaf io rejection of the offer. 10
as fciows
Sald building 10 he erected furnish
I'd anu cqulpped by committee CON
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Thoughtless people look upon the
tree as thing without lbfe-a mater
ial object in no way benefited by mans
help or injured by his neglect. and
many who know that tree lives
thinks that il will continue to grow
and thrive in spite OF all adverse con-
ditions, and will die when it gets
ready.
The tree lives real life. and needs
intelligent care and attention from
time to time Just the same as other
forms of self-perpetuating productive
bodies.
As a general rule planting may be
conducted both spring and fall and If
no drouUh is experienced summer plant
ing might be carried on successfully
However it is not best to plant by
generalfties, and thorough exami-
nation OF local conditions should first
be made.
Owing to the extreme heat in Ard
more summer planting will not be the
success desired. Improper pruning and
shaping Of shade trees is running the
shape Of the trees, especially topping.
Men are going arOunl topping some
or the incest shade trees in Ardmore
that are in healthy condition, thus
preventing them from fulfilling the
laws which apply 10 all living things.
All cuts and wounds should be COW
cred by some suitable dressing that
will protect il from the entrance of
fungi and insects.
Soil conditions are OF the greatest
importance. Since a tree gets all the
water and minerals for its growth
from the soil, any conditions which
interfere with the supply will cause
trouble. Compactness is one Of the
most common sources of trouble. Both
air and water are excluded. The bag
or basket worms (thyrbdoptery ephe-
mareaformis) seems TO be the most
abundant, and possibly causing the
most injury to shade trees in Ard
more. Spraying is the only sure way
OF extinguishing rhcm. Since mix
lures of lime sulphur, arsenate o.
lead and other mixtures must be
strong for some trees and weak for
others, also for fungi and insects. it
sometimes causes injury rather than
being Of any help TO the trees, es-
pecially fruit trees FOR which three
sprays should be given, namely, DOR
mant, pink, and petal sprays. There
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27
Call From IIcadansrtsru

Call Tor tho seconl annual confer.
'encc OF post adju,ants from the 2.c
posts ot the American Legion In tho
state was issued from state. hcadauar.
'crs Thursday following the meeting
NJ the department executive commit.
ice.
Adjuiants will hold their meeting q,
Oklahoma city on March u accord.
ing 10 the call. Sessions will be held
.n the assembly rooms OF the United
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27
PLANTING A TREE"

What does me plant who plants
tree? I'll.
He plants a friend of sun and sky;
He plants me flag OF breezes free:
The shaft of beauty towering high:
He plants a home to heaven anigh
For song and mother-crone Of bird.
In hUshed and happy twilight heard.
In treble Of heavens harmony
These things he plants who plants a
tree
What does he plant who plants o.
tree?
He plants cool shade and tender rain,
And seed and bud Of days to be,
And years that fade and flush again:
He plants the glory Of the PLAN;
He plants the forests heritage:
The harvest OF the coming age;
The joys that unborn eyes sklaA see-
These things he plants who pasEGS q
tree.
What does he plant who GIANTS
tree?
He plants In sap and leaves and
wood
In love of home and loyalty.
And far-cast thought Of civil gocut-
His blessings on the neighboea,OOd,
Who in the hollow OF his hand
Holds all the growth Of all our land
A nations growth from sea 10 sea
Stirs in his heart who plants q tree.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

II. T.. Click. f Street, n. W., IL
roses. cherry trees.
j. f. Kuhns. one fourth mile south
west of city, % grape vines. 20 rasp-
berry vines. shade. 12 peach, IL
apple II cherry trees.
X. G. McKiddy, shade tree,
fruit trees.
Mrs. Murphy Bixby Avenue. large
shade trees.
DR.. Abernathy, Bixby Avenue. .
large shade trees.
DR.. VIM. S. Hancock. 2nd Avenue.
y. W., large shade trees.
c. T. Spears, Sth Avenue. y. f.,
3 peach, plum, ! aprihot tree, 6
roses. and bulbs.
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Military Funeral

A military funeral for the body of
the soldier for whom tine post was
named win be held within few weeks
by Raymond T. Hurst post OF the
American Legion at Chickasha. Ray
mond II. Hurst was the first soldier
from Grady county to lose his life in
the war.
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Spanish War Veterans at the state

Spanish War Veterans at the state
capitol.
Invitations to Lemuel Bolles. Ma
tional Adjutant, and Russell G. Crews
ton, assistant national adjutant TO at
lend have been forwarded by state
officers.
The first annual conference Of post
adjutants in the state was held at
Muskogee last year on March .. At
that time representatives were pres
ent from 10 Of the 1875 posts then or
ganiZed.
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bir. Harris, 2nd Avenue, n. W., 6
large shade trees.
Walter Stiller, G St., n. W.. 100
hedge, IL bulbs, roses
r. Il. Cathey, McLish avenue, 4
shade trees.
J. W. Anderson, fruit trees.
j. c. Bostwck. fruit trees.
Roy Shores, fruit trees and Towering
shrubs
j. w. Mclaughlin, 3rd Ave, S. w.
fruit trees and strawberry plants
Mrs. DIR. Henry, b St. n. w, roses.
J. G. Hall, southeast Ardmore, fruit
trees anG grapes.
p B. Jeftries, 3rd Ave, s. W., 2
large shade trees.
Mrs. Matte Dobbins, 9rd Ave-. S.
W., 6 large shade trees.
A. Housworth, Sth Ave, y. W.,
fruit trees and shade trees
VI. l.. Butler e ST., s w. shade
trees, fruit trees, rhubarb, roses
Roy Bowman. northwest Ardmore, )
shade trees and fruit trees.
Henry Davis, half mile northwest Of
town, large shade trees, fruit trees
and shrubs,
J. T. Taylor, b ST., y. W. fruit
trees.
Mrs. \. A. Lawson, c ST, n. w,
l grape, peach, ! plum. ? apricot,
cherry, shade trees. rose bushes.
es.
Morter Brothers, Srd Ave, 5. W., 7
large shade trees.
Mrs. G. H. James, b St, y. w, 3
roses, 8 bulbs.
Mrs. Adna Pearce, b St. S. W.,
6 grated pecan trees, shade trees.
Mrs. w. d. Kemp. 3rd Ave, S. W.,
4 ornamental shade trees, fruit trees,
roses and vines.
Mrs. j. G. Abernathy, Bixby ave-
nue., roses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

Since establishing a library for the
use OF It's members and all others de-
'iring to use the hooks brown post
No. 10. nj Knowles, has interested
chsols of the county In the travelling
Libraries furnished nv the stale library
commission. Sets OF books are TO be
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

Mrs. G. j. Colvert. Bixby Ave,
large shade trees. / grated pecan, le
roses and rhubaIb
Mrs w. A. Colley, fruit trees. roses,
Dulbs, viues.
Mr.. Jones. Bixby avenue. 3 large
shade trees.
DR.. Denham, northwest ArimOre, 8
grated pecans. berry vines, rose
bushes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

An appropriation Of sioo, 900 for the
purchase ot books and magazines for
former soldiers who are being treated
in government hospitals by the puhiic
health service is carried In the sundry
civil appropriation bill now before
congress according TO INFORMS ton
received yesterday by the state adju-
tsnt OF the American Legion.
In tine past Legion posts and the
American Library association have
tried 10 provide all eI-service men in
hospitals with reading matter. LAmted
funds at the command ~ the Two
organizations have mad. II impos-
sible to royide all men with enongh
reading material.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27
0rpwlnx Baby Pest

AlohtuHoh organized less than 70
days the American Legion post at
Maud has enrolled * m~nb~rs. has
Leased a hall for club rooms and w
furnishing thcm rapidly. Tho pcst
made application last woek fer n
library Of lao books from the Okla.
homa State Library oemn,ission, Tho
hooks are 10 be installed In the olnh
rcoms for the use ~ Legion members
and other citizens ~ the community.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

London.-Art O'Bren said printed
reports that he was engaged to Mrs,
Terence McSwiney were evidently is
sued 10 harrass Mrs. McSwiney and
that they were untrue
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

Mrs. w. j. Tnomas Carter st, l
shrub, rose.
p y. Williams. > plum, apricot, 3
pear. shade trees. Japan persim-
mons.
Mrs. Frank Porter and Mrs. l.. IL.
Love, ID ST.. S. w. shade trees, roses.
hedge, fruit trees.
X. X. Wilson, B ST., y. f., 80 black
berry and dewberry vines, % straw
berry vines.
Mrs. f.. f. Childress. $40 + St.. y.
W.. shade trees, | Japanese persim-
mon, peach trees, 6 pecan trees, a
number Of roses and other flowers.
II. O. Van. Street, y. e., 3 peach,
2 pluu, l apricot, pear, 2 cherry
trees, rose bushes.
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II. II. Norton. First Ave. n. w., {
grape vines.
Mr., and Mrs. Dewitt, F. ST., n w,
II shade trees. cherry trees.
Mrs. ID. J. Childs, Bixby avenue,
large shade trees
Walter Young, 3rd Avenue, 8. W,
large shade trees.
Fount Dustin. Strawberry plants.
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furnished each district school in the
county.
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Mr.. w. II. Bleakmore, shade trees,
fruit trees. roses and bulbs.
Mrs. A. p. Brown, Moore Ave, s.
W.. ! pear tree, grated pecan trees,
currants, . asparagus.
j, 4. Clifton Hargrove, n. W, .
shade trees. 4 roses.
Nr. " +. Brown. Il St, S. W., s
grape vines. cherry trees, IS roses.
c. F.. Dillard. Wheeler Street, s. w.
2 shade trees, Towering shrubs. l2
roses, A. bulbs.
Mrs. Lorrey Davis, r Street. y. W,
! grape vine, . apricot, | apple, /
pear tree.
4. w. Davis. X Street. y. w, 8
peach, 4 plum trees.
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NOTES CLEANED FROM ACTIVITIES LAUNCHED BY
THE ARDMORE CIVIC LEAGUE kIWANE, ROTARY
AND LIONS CLUBS APPOINT SPECIAL Conn.,. TEES

Clean up your bacS lots, get the
trash in boxes or ss.cks and the
wagons cf the Civic League will haul
it away BE ready for this work
March 3. and 3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

Mrs. Don Cochran has purchased a
memorial tree to be set out at Rose
Hill cemetery
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The Kiwanis civic League Club
comprises Judge A. Eddleman. NJ. NJ.
Wallis and J. y. Phelan.
Charles D. Wsrtham is at his own
at the Rod and Gun Club lake north
west Of the city. He has put out u
variety Of fruit trees including peach
es. apples, pears. plums. etc. and
will also put out several nut trees.
Mr.. Wortham is OF the opinion that
every home and every club should
have its private oxShard and he is
also OF the opinion that when trouble
is not spared that u crop OF fruit in
year.
The small house near the entrance
10 Rose Hill cemetery is TO be moved
soon to the northeast corner Of the
cemetery property and the lots vacat-
ed by the moving Of the house are
high and comprise the most beauti-
ful portion Of the cemetery, Judge
and Mrs. r. A. Hefner will take one
Va lutoC IVAS anu VIII bultu IL ct
once into one OF the prettiest lots
there. They have grave there
that will be moved to the new lot.
The Civic League reports having
received for the Memorial Highway
the following amounts: John A.
Heenan, $3.50; !Chas. Kerner. Sc, Fred
Williams, SO, and Mrs. Marvin VOL
verton, Sl.75.
sylvester Thompson has paid 81 for
memorial tree 10 be set out fer
little Woody Halle who lost his life
in this city in an automobile scci-
dent.
Those who have wagons or trucks
can do a pretty service To the city by
volunteering their services for the
clean up days. March 2, 4 and s. =
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Get Your Trash Or The Health Department Will Get You Clean Up
Days Admore Are Thursday Friday And Saturday OF This Week

WHAT THE PEOPLE OF ARDMORE ARE DOING
TO COOPERATE WITH THE CIVIC LEAGUE
The Following Report of Planting Trees and Roses Have
Been Made the Past Week
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The League will meet in the direc-
tors room of the Guaranty State
Bank tomorrow afternoon at 2;3o.
All persons who are interested IN
a cleaner Ardmore, in prettier Ard
more and in more healthy Ardmore
are invited to attend this meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

The Lions Club has offered its serv
ices to the Civic League and has APP
pointed permanent committee To he
subject at all times to the call OF
the League. The committee is COM
posed Of Fred G. Carr, +. c. Burton
and Grover Wells.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

The Chamber OF Commerce has nam
the Ardmore Civic League. Walter f..
Lindsay has been named general
chairman and representing the First
Ward on this committee is Mrs Don
Cochran from the Second Ward. W.
r. Burnitt and Hugo Stronmberg,
from the Third Ward, Olin II. Wolv-
erton, from the Fourth Ward VIII
c. Gardner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

made a cheerful response to letter
from the Ardmore Civic League and
has enclosed his check to Mrs. II. Il.
Foster for S95. The money is TO be
applied to the construction work on
the cemetery fence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

Get ready for the membership drive
of the Ardmore Civic League March
and 3. That means have your
dollar ready for membership The
League ought TO have u membership
OF 5000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

II. Il. Shine of the Retail Mer-
chants Association has been named
as a committee Of one to cooperate
with the Ardmore Civic League.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

Mrs. r. Y. Morgan has paid for a
memorial tree to be set out for her
husband. the late T. Y. Morgan.
The Ardmore Civic League will be-
gin its membership drive on March 4
and the work will extend over two
days. Mrs. Willis Wilmington and
Mrs Fred c. Carr have been placed
in charge Of the First Ward; the
Second Ward will be in charge Of
Mrs, Malone I.ykins and Mrs. Peter
man Mrs. II. D. McCollom and Mrs.
5. W. Wilson will have supervision
OF the Third Ward and the Fourth
Ward will be in the hands OF Mrs.
Ewing London.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

A permanent committee has been
appointed by the Rotary Club to CO.
operate with the Ardmore Civic Lea
que. President Doman has instruct
ed this committee to obey the in
functions of the League throughout
the year On the committee are j. B.
Champion, Perry d. Maxwell and
Frank S. Gates.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

Mrs. Ann Cox of Twelfth Avenue,
and North Washington has done her
full part this year toward making a
more beautiful Ardmore. At her horne
she has planted 100 roses, q dahlias, .
honey suckes, woodbines plums,
peaches and liIacs. Mrs. Cox
derives n great deal of pleasure from
working among her flowers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

Those who have wagons or trucks
can do pretty service TO the city by
volunteering their services for the
clean up days. March 2, 4 and s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27

Mrs. w d. Kemp, 3rd Ave. S. W.,
ornamental shade trees, fruit trees,
roses and vines.
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Mrs. j. G.. Abernathy, Bixby ave
nue., q roses.