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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
SHARKEY BUYS
into BUSINESS
Interest in Ardmore Potato
Chip Business Sold; Park
er Extends Trade
Field.

In u deal completed the latter part
OF the week, Harry Sharkey purchased
the interests Of L. II. Winston in the
Ardmore Potato Chip Company, at 5ll
West Main street.
The business was established by 5.
Nj. Parker. former county treasurer. in
company with Mr.. Winston about "a
year ago. and a prolific business has
L.e IN established under the manage p
ment OF Mr.. Parker. The firm manu-.
features potato chips, salted peanuts
and candy.
At first the business territory was
limited To the bounds of the city but
later was extended. and with Mr..
Sharkey in the firm. II is proposed %
extend distribution of the products To
every town within radius OF 100 miles
OF Ardmore.
An extensive advertising educational
campaign win he put ON by the COM
pany and the value of the products as
food value will be stressed, it is at
nuunced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
SERVICE IS THE
middle name OF
CITY'S Sign MAN
Nv. K. Burnitt Has Been Con-
nected With Many Move
ments for Good of Ard
more in Past.

1 If there III one man that Ardmore
can and does appreciate ii is w. X,
Burnitt of the Ardmore Poster Adver-
tising Company, whom every one knows
as the man who serves"
In his advertisement Mr.. Burnitt says
he has had 20 years OF success because
OF service. This service has not been
limited TO the Poster Advertising Lom-
lpany, it has included Ardmorc and sur
rounding vicinities. Serving on innum-
cradle committees that had to do with
the betterment of the city and county
Mr.. Burnitt lives THAT he breaches and
that is-service.
Starting with ahoJt $50 won IN OF
lumber. the money borrowed 90 years
ago and strlvins coaS Stantly to let the
people actually know that there is real
art in poster advrr;Ising, MIR. Burnitt
has grown from the sign painter stage
with its borrowed capital to business
which employs six men constantly TAX
ing care Of, as Mr.. Burnitt expresses 1t.
"21 men, women and children" and
which covers mine of the best towns in
six of the best counties" namely Ard
more, Davis. Healdton, Madlll, Mari
eta. Pauls Valley, Ringing, Wilson,
N'ynnewood, counties Carter, Murray,
Johnston. Love, Marshall, Garvin.
'Ardmore Has II" as attested by the
innumerable Burntt signs throughout
these various counties declaring it is
tIue.
Mr.. Burnitt has served with distinc-
tlon on number of committees in the
Associated Poster Advertisers OF United
States and Canada from the southwest.
ern district. and will attend the ma
tional convention in Richmond, Va, in
October
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
HOTEL MAN IS
CITY BOOSTER
Former Texan Makes New
Wilmington Meeting Place
For Travelling
Public.

Service and comfort Taking this
as keynote, j. c. Moody Of the New
Wilmington Hotel. who has been IN
Ardmore only few months more than
five years, has made place for him
self in the hearts of his patrons. such
as few men attain in "A lifetime.
Mr.. Moody came to Ardmore shortly
after the explosion il 1916. lie was
from Dallas. Texas nc had a vide cx-
perience as hotel man, having been
in the business since 1908, and that he
has thoroughly dcmorstrated his ability
in arranging for the comforts OF mis-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
Rhinestones.

Rhinestones are apopular trimming
for black velvet gowns. Sometimes
they are scattered over frock with
"A certain casualness and other times
make decidedly fine and conventional
design that trims the panels, neck and
sleeves.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
guests and rendering them service, is
attested by his splendid patronage.

attested by his splendid patronage
The Wilmington Hotel was one o'
the badly damareG buildings ns "A &c
suit of the explosion, but under Hr.
Moodys perscual sii, vision the bGiu'
ing has hcsl remn!2 and the r'me
stands for vnt, il is The lNeS Ntit-
iington Pote!. 1t ~ modern through
out and is furnished in keeping with
the establishment. II is standard
priced hotel and one OF Mr.. Moody
pleasing statements is to the effect
that the prices have not changed dur
ing the years. while prices scared
and profiteers profteered the prices at
The New Wilmington remained un'
changed We strive to take the place
Of the home. thus providing a comfort
able place for those away from home.
Service and comfort is our slogan.
There is first class cafe in connec'
tion with the hotel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20

Trains are frequently seen on the
new gowns Tor winter, A beaded chif-
fon bodice is joined to skirt OF black
matulassee. and. oneslded train Is the
nishins touch
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20

The fad for having floating panels
and apron draperles attached to the
girdle, continues in popularity ana IN
noticed on many Of the newest iaIi
models.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
"Ardlnore Has It,"

These hot days always come at the
wrong time of the year.
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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-08-04
"EUerybody's Store"

Mrs. o. N. Cherrington and daugh..
ter Elva returned from ten days
outing in the country
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-08-04
AS TEDDY JR
SEES TT

Editors Note: The recent tri-
un'oh Of progressive Republican
candidates in various states and
upset Of other Old Guard leaders
brought forth the following com.
ment from Theodore Roosevelt,
r., Assistant Secretary of the
Navy. when approached by the
Washlngton representative of
This newspaper:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29

was never caught. He simply ceased
to thieve."
81 wonder why.
Il believe because he fell in love
and considered good faith with the
object Of his affections Incompatible
with a career of crime"
80 he gave up crime. How roman.
tic! And the woman: did she appre-
ciate the sacrifice
while she lived, yes, madame. Or
SO they say. Unfortunately, she died"
And then"
80 far as is known the converted
enemy TO Society did not backslide;
the Lone Wolf neevr prowled again
AN extraordinary story"
But is not every story that has to
do with the workings OF the human
soul? Even you. A woman Of your
sort walling herself up in wilderness,
renouncing the world. renouncing life
itself in its very heyday-"
Il will explain" The sleekly Golf
fured brown head bent low over hands
that played absently with their Jew
| els. "To a woman Of my sort. mon
sieur, life is not life without love. |
/ loved once for q little time, then love
was taken out OF my life. When ny
sorrow had spent itself, knew that
| must find love again il | were to go
on living. What was l TO do? l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
ORGANIZATIONS
CARRIED TOO FAR
Results Should Be Chief Aim ;
Too Much Time, Energy
and Money Spent to
Organize.

OKLAHOMA CITY The tenden.
cy among modern business men TO over
organize is wasting unlimited sums OF
money and energy in building a macn-
inc when it should go into getting
results" r. ". Hixson, general sec
retary of the Oklahoma Public Health
association and director of the annual
Christmas Seal sale said today.
I'VE have over done the job We
waste our time, our brains and our
money in creating a complicated organi,
zation no more efficient and in some
acses actually less efficient than n
simpler organization would prove" Hix.
son said.
This is also true OF philanthropic
and charitable organizations, the worn
over. l believe there has been toe
much emphasis on preparation and too
little on results.
"A policy which will strive 10 give
both organization and result their pro-
per significance will govern the fifth
annual Christmas Seal sale and the
work of the Oklahoma Public Health as
sociation next year. The seal sale
will not necessitate the employ Of any
one not regularly on the pay roii Of
the association. None of the funds will
be used for 4 complicated seal sale
organization. While thousands OF
workers in every part of the state have
without return. the money raised viii
volunteered to give much OF thir tins
be directed by the shortest route &c
Oklahomans in every part of the state
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
Republican Woman
Attacks Fusion Of
Forces in State

The wolnsnhood OF Oklahoma face
q great responsibility when they 60 TO
the polls OH November T." Mrs. IoEt
Clark Pearson, president OF the repubil-
can Woman's club OF Oklahoma, said
here IN an address before the Good
Government League Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Pearson was the principal speak
or and attacked the alleged fusion of
the Non Partisan league and demo-
cratic forces in this state.
ON the other hand. she drew atten-
ton 10 the building and maintenance
OF school systems. and appealed to the
women to direct their energies in this
direction, so that a better citizenship
might be built up for this state.
She pointed out that the candidate
who stood for the beterment Of schools
should be supported. for citizenship,
government and home rest upon the
education the child receives"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
TOXIC EXPORTS ON
THE INCREASE AGAIN

TOXIC - The country's foreign trade
during August resulted, according to
the returns published by the finance
department. in an excess Of exports
over imports aggregating 1858 900 yen,
the former reaching l45, 100000 yen
and the later S7.O00.00 yen. This
brings yearly total gross to l,02G,2so,-
900 yen for export and l.3S6,oo0 yen
for import Compared with the cor
responding period last year. the above
indicated an increase In the excess OF
import over export by approximately
sc, ,0oo,0 900 yen.
No silver or gold was exported dur
ing August while their import amount
ed to $4,000 yen, bringing the gross
total since the beginning OF this year
10 100000 yen for export and 776.oOo
ven for import, of gold and silver.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
CHAPTER IN
The Blow From the Dsrl,

In short Monster Duchemin consid-
cred convalenscence at the Catesu O-
Montslais one OF the most agreeable Of
human estates.
Rut now an end Tomorrow the de
tectives commissioned by Madame de
Montsliais's bankers would arrive. To.
morrow Eve would set out on her
Journey TO Paris. Tomorrow Andre
Duchemin must walk forth from tho
Chateau de Montalais and turn his
back on all that most dear TO him in
life.
on that last night, Eve smoked only
one cigaret with Duchemin in the
drawing room after dinner. then excus'
ed herself to wait on Madame de Sew
enine and finish her packing II shah
miss you. monsieur. The chateau will
seem lonely when l return"
And the world, madame" said Ouch.
emin-"the world in which l must go
it, too. will seem lonely place
desert, haunted. -"
you will soon forget Chateau
de Montalals."
Forget! when all 1 shall have viii
be my memories
Yes" she said. I'VE shall both have
memories" e" And suddenly the ricn
deep voice in English Memories like
almighty wine. -
She offered to disengnge her hand
bur Duchemln frightened gently the
pressure of his fingers, bowling over it.
His lips touched her hand for a mo
ment, then he released It. She went
swiftly to the door, faltered. turned.
I'VE shall see each other in the
morning-to say GU revoir With US,
monsieur, it must never be adieu."
| She was gone; but she had left Ouch.
emin with singing heart that would
not let him sleep when he had gone
TO bed.
Till long after midnight he tossed
restlessly, bedeviled alternately by mel
ancholy and erhilerstion.
I lie heard the clock strike two, and
( shortly after, in a fit Of evaporation
/ lighted the candle found his book, and
! fumbled vsinly for cigaret.
/ What greater folly could there be
( than to want cigaret and do without
one when there were plenty in the
drawing room, 10 be had for the TAX
ing? He rose and left his chamber.
Shielding the candle flame with his
hand, he gained the drawing room as
noselessly as any ghost.
The fire had died down till only
embers glowed, faint under films OF
ash.
The cigarots were not where he hat
expected 10 find them. near one enc
Of certain table. Duchemin put dowr
the candlstick and moved toward IN,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
BURGLAR ALARM Is
INSTALLED AT N0WATA

NOWATA.-C. II. Peterson, Of Des
Moines, Iowa, a representative OF the
American Signal company, spent two
days in the city installing a burglar
alarm system in the Nowata banks.
The system is one Of the best made to
prevent the successful robbing OF a
bank In daylight. and it was the per
feet working OF q silent" alarm sys-
TEN that caused the bank robbers 10
be wiped out recently at Eureka. Ark.
Before installing the alarms the Off.
GERS OF the Nowta banks investigated
several other systems and decided that
the American was the best.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
BEGIN HERE TODAY

When the English Secret Service
t the brilliant detective, who pre-
red to be known as
DIRE DUCHEMIN. TO the south OF
rance TO avoid harm from the
engeful Bolshevid. then unwittine-
Y opened the way TO more hazardous
dVentures.
'irst he had rescued from robbery
Apaches.
lE. DE SENENIE and her guests,
mong whom was the beautiful
liz DE MONTALAIS, American
idow OF French officer and pos
essor OF Il magnificent collection of
levels.
While Duchemin was dining at the
tteau, II strange automobile party
es refuge from a storm. 1t consists
1ITAKER MONK. his secretary,
mutt; the latter's brother.
LES, who acts as chauffeur; anc
he
UNIT and COUNTESS DE LORo-
|IES.
)uchemin' suspicious are aroused
en- they eleverly inquire OF Eve de
ntalais' jewels and learn that they
in the chateau, Above all, Duche-
n Is dismayed when they speak Of
Lone Wolf" the famous master
.cksman of earlier days. Did they
ow his secret? Duchemin Is attack
again by the same Apache anc
'erely wounded before being rescued
Eve de Montalais.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29

other end. discovering the box he
sought as soon as his back was turned
to the light. In the same breath this
last went out.
He stood for a moment trsnsfixed in
astonishment. There were no windows
open, no draughts. An insane thing
to happen to one, OF such an hour, il
such place..
He turned back to relight the csnf,e.
1t was gone.
CONTINUED Next Sunday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
SAber Addresses Women.

-ENID.-Judge VI. &. CARRIER. candi
date fer congress from the Eighth dis
uiet. talked TO the women at the
w. c. A.. rooms last evening. The sub
ject presented was The Congress o
the United States lie concluded hi
lecture by praising the local republics,
organization.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29
POnca Water o. X,

ment was made today by DR.. Thomas
II. McElroy, city physician, of a report
received from Oklahoma City showing
that no typhoid germs have been found
in Ponca Citys water supply and that
il is highly recommended for drinking
purposes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29

ENID. Adoption OF paving plans ior
Eas tMsin street from TwentN'hrst 10
Twent, second. and for the inter'see'
lion AT Main and Twenty second by the
city commissioners viii bring to an ~
sue the question OF lowering the "es'
end OF the University boulevard paving
constructed by the county under
special act.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-29

know thar love is not found throusht
seeking 80 ! wa.ted.--
Eut This is not writing 10 nay bank
ers. monsieur she said in a changed
but steady voice Il must do hat at
once if am TO set the letter In today ;
,o.f
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-02
SET LADIES NIGHT
FOR DECEMBER !

The Hickory Rotary club, after a
discussion by its members at nearly
100 per cent meeting today, voted
TO observe ladies' night on Thursday,
December Z. It was on motion of Jos.
D. Elliott that the date was set
and the ladies will be duly notified.
A new newspaper, the Rotary Re-
volver, the product Of Earl Mullen.
made its appearance for the first
time today and was warmly well
coined.
The question Of a Christmas tree
was brought up and discussion cen-
tered around activities at this session.
The sense ON the meeting was that
much should be DONE
Rev. Oscar Goode announced that
Rev. Will Lambeth of Gastonia could
be with the club some time early in
December.
III. D. Schubert sketched briefly the
recreation tonight at the Legion hall.
Oscar Simmons and On1a Hester
put over today's program after Presi-
dent Lyerly and Secretary D'Anna
and the attendance committee had
been conplimented on getting out
every member but one today. He is
Rev. Sa11 Stroup and if he doesn't
attend in Asheville. he will be car
ried to. Statesyille next. Tuesday.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-02
FAT ELECTION JOBS
GO TO REPUBLICANS
New York World, on Authority of Josephus DAN
;els and Son, Prints Story That Republican
ST. dents at Columbia University Will Get
Ten Dollars Each on Election Day.
By the Associated Press.

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New York, Nov. 2.-Declaring it
obtained its information from Joseph
US Daniels, former secretary of the
navy, and his son, Jonathan, student
at Columbia University the New York
World prints story charging De-
putty Attorney General Gilbert had
evolved ''partizan" plan to employ
Republican students at the university
as special deputies and Investigators
at the polls next Tuesday.
The young men would be paid at
the rate Of SO a day out of 100000
fund authorized by the legislature
for ballot purging purposes, the World
charges.
Young Daniels, according to the
World, heard that some Of his fellow
students at Columbia law school were
going to make some "easy money
at election time and inquired how
he might do likewise. He was referred
to Miss Edith E. Fairchilds, secre-
tary to Dean Stone of the lar school,
who, the World says, admitted he was
making up such list.
'But you're southerner and
they're all Democrats" Miss Fair
choilds said to young Daniels as
quoted in the World.
"Why, yes" he replied, and Miss
Fairfields then told him il would do
no good for him to apply. The young
man told his father who was in the
city yesterday what had occurred and
the elder Daniels informed the World.