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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
BANQUET PLANNED FOR
p. P. c. c. DELEGATES

\ banquet has been arranged o.,
1880 O'Clock tonight Tor delegates In at
Tendance at the punhandlcpllin
CLambrr o.. Commerce meeting today
The mc,tinb viii be- held at O'Clock
tins afternoon n the Board ot Cit,
Uevclopmen, rooms and Do Is believed
that large number OF directors, officers
and Interested visitors will De- pres NO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
hNNRiILu MOTORCYCLE GLIB
WILL HAVE SKATING PARTY

\ skating program is being arranged
hy The Amarillo motorcycle Club Tor
Tuesday uieht
s., $3.50 the riders viii meet M IN.
club room and leave for Famou.
Heights hk, for combined wc.uei
roast and skating uarty Large fire.
viii ho built and while the crowd skate.
DO tries to trick hide ON th, Ice IN,
Is. D. will dvist weiucrs and marsh
m,'loWs Thos, 'n3' are able VIII thor
limp to 90, frc and try 10 seo who car
eat tho most The boys viii then sr,
who can t.ll the most improbable stor.
of motorcycle race.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

Value ~ New Subscriptions.
The Importance Of obtaining
new subscriptions cannot be- EN-
phdsire too strongly.
Not OnlS do they conut twice ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
E. VI. Nilsson uir,

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nonrg nnu tine effects o' d.-ots
rr p. lt.s 20 hi n1n, near tu'snI
fur, % services bN o. IS Iul'r iilAu
iaet.r on t1e pHiN Str Methods
rnrl,n. .. Q .'rl e., Monday afternoon
u 40, Crises chapel 49, Auisus $50
iass,a av i.n yr Hru md
teat.- olc dIleltr rrG ,o sors D
taa uteJ boz fhI p"u.n a. 'ho staf
ia a long 'ln.o and has mrnr f0ir"'
a.. 81 H.Vu 80 y tlr Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
Debate
Held by Local Club

Amarillo A club had dchltc yes
.orday noon 40 Dos weekly luncheon ut
he Amarillo Hot, or WHY AdVcrtis.
ing Should Proceed Under The prccnt
Conditions =. r. Iamson and Dr
n W Virgin wen, the speakers The
former taking the affirmative and the
latter tho negative. Dr Virgin ~ the
close told the Ad Cluh members that
he favored continuation Of advcrtis
ing
W q. Allen was in charge of the pro
gram s. a.. lslaosou of The Home
Beautiful and y A. j. Caldwell were
nixon IN m. .luh u. new m-mhoIs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08

methods has brought about a IsVoIo-
tion in farm nfe In this county, shs can
point TO many families today VINO aie
taking an active part In rafm CIuo
work. who few years ago were ho'
the least Interested. and consequently
were rated among the poorer c4AsseS
of farmers, and the farm women eiu's
Of Carter County are among the n'@e
institutions in rural life.
In nearly every community IN tns
county clubs are maintained ana aCH'o
work carried on, better homes have re-
suited more tenant farmers are bseoin'
ing independent Of the land lord anu
are purchasing farms of their own lhs
garden. the COW ana chickens, togethsr
with the multitude OF home canned
goods put up on the farm, has maos
The farmer practically independent OF
the grocery store, and but little Is nseo'
ed 10 supply his larder other than thst
m"Nhere YOU find an active club
member you win find hons that ls
about ready to cross the rough up'graos
and preparing 10 ride easy, said MI
Gillian. "and through the work OF me
home demonstrators in this county the
number OF homes having active cluo
members are OH the increase, he SAID
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
new METHODS EMPLOYED BRINGS
SPLENDID RESULTS TO COUNTY

ately 400 per cent since Mrs. Church
county home demonstrator, took charge
of affairs in this field, and that the
work is still going rapidly onward is
attested by the number Of farm clubs
being organized throughout the entire
county.
From the meager beginning few
years ago. girls Oh the farm have been
taught how to prepare and preserve
everything grown on the farm and gar.
den, and so well has their work pro
sressed, that Carter county exhibits al
ways rank very high al the state fair
or wherever shown,
Mrs. Church says that while clubs
may seem TO make slow progress al
times. the progress is sure, and always
the persistent aim TO make country life
more attractive and profitable is kept
before the boys and girls OF the rural
districts.
The home demonstrators by systematic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08

Any system that can increase pro.
duction from three to four hundred per
cent In few years. is worthy Of seri.
Gus consideration" remarked J, Robert
Gillian Friday while discussing farm
progress in Carter county "and that Is
what has been accomplished by the
county home dernonstraior among farm
women of Carter county since the es
tablishmen. OF such an office here" he
said
Mr.. Gillian recounted many Instances
Of the successful demonstration work
that has been accomplished by the
home demonstrator ana stated that in
his opinion she was the most valuable
woman citizen in the county.
Referring 10 Mr.. Gillam's opening
statement, II has been estimated by
those IN close touch with farm affairs
that poultry raising. and the introdlc.
ton OF mich COWS on the small farms Of
Carter county. has increased approXim.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08

one OF the most prominent and won.
derful qualities Of Anna Case, who is
TO be heard in Ardmore November Il,
and perhaps the one quality that sepa.
rates this great artist from many others
j. her pronounced spirituality. This
gift has been widely commented upon
by those who know Anna Case best.
There is an intangible, irresistible,
something" about her that is as diff
ticult TO evade as it is to describe
Miss Cases remarkable success may
also be attributed TO the versatile gift
of being able 10 sing at one moment
a brilliant and florid aria, and the next
sustained selection delivered with Il
wealth of emotion and pathos. And this
is not TO include her bewitching humor
and personality of wondrous charm
II is therefore not at ali strange that
Miss Case is lauded applauded and low
ed wherever she goes She is endowed
with effervescent youth. great beauty.
and superlative art These qualities have
brought her conspicuous fame at the
Metropolitan opera House New York,
and have earned for her country wide
approval in the concert field with re.en-
gagements in some cities for as many
as four consecutive seasons.
The effect Of Anna Cases spirituality
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
LARGE NUMBERS
Of THRILLS FOR
ARDLMORE FANS
Valentino Is Star at Adelphos
While a Famous Dog Is
Shown at the Princess
Theater.

Given long list Of better proiuc-
tlons in motion pictures, Ardmore
audiences seem eager and ANXIOUS for
more being ever ready TO respond 10
the really good things offered in pic
lures With an appetite wheted with
the several good pictures shown here
recently t is with pleasurable anticl-
patton that the program Of big pro
ductiops some Of them spectacular and
all OF them said TO be expensive offer
nss which are promised for the com
ing weeks are awaited
Mixed in entertainment bill this week
are. In addition 10 the usual dash OF
romance. large quantities OF thrills and
excitement. Besides the four.day Par
amount picture az the Adelphos there
Is thrilling story n which the hero
ism or dog figures at the Princess
ana really keen presentation OF the
lie OF the Royal Mounted police In
Canada. which is shown n the Liberty
without oyeistepping the line Of con
servstion. flock Of nice things may
be said about Cameron OF the Royal
Mounted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
FIRE DESTROYS
CITY GUN CLUB
Members Believe Destruction
of Property Friday After
noon Is Work of An
Incindiary.

Fire Fri " after con destroyed the
property OF the Ardmore Gun club. sit.
uated north Of the city near the stand
pipe, entailing loss estimated TO be
$500.
The origin OF the fire Is mystery
but members think It was the work OF
AN incendl1ry. az none OF the mem.
bers had been near the club since last
Wednesday. and no fires OF any kind
we're ever kept about the place
The she'll house. wooden structure
was completely destroyed As well as
The trap house enclosing an improved
Liggett trap which was ruined by the
% tense heat
Club members Friday night stated
the trap would he replaced ana the
gun club 20 on just as though moth.
Ing had happened although ID substan
Ial reward viii he paid Tor any .ntor
nation leading to the arrest OF any
person having anything 10 do wiki
starting the blaze
The next annual state tournament
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
Underground Fight.

a thrilling battle wages 40O feet un'
derground between miners and gang
of hirsG gunmen is one Of the unusual
features OF First Nationals a Ques.
ton " Honor in which Louis &.
mayer presents Anita Stewart as the
star Kicking. punching graphing,
biting the men sway back and forth
In the wet, low csil!nged passage The
s;iled pumps allow the water 10 rise
- their knees. then ~ their waists
and then IS the fire OF hatred keep
the battle going until i; seems that
al wall be drowned ike rats IN trap
e novel rescue is effected ana the story
;urns back 20 the romance OF Miss
Stewart ana her leading man, Edward
Hesrn "a Question OF Honor" Is e.
Ruth Cross s,ory which frst gained
fame as a serial IN the Peoples Home
Journal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08

upon an average audience is clearly
shown by the following letter received
by Miss Case from u western railroad
man, whose name is not given for Oh.
vious reasons, but whose letter is print.
ed in the hope that it may be OF com.
mon interest and benefit.
Dear Miss Case:
The writer and his mother have
heard every concert you have given In
- / would not feel that We were
doing you nor ourselves justice were
not to write you these few lines.
we have never accepted christian.
ity. We are what you might term un.
believers. We have heard the most not
able eangelists and preachers of the
day, But the impressions they CON
veyed 10 us We're as naught compared
with the great message you carried to
our hearts last Friday night when you
sang In the Beauty OF the Lilies.
Christ Was Born Across the Sea" That
was 1.-THE closest vision we have ever
had Of the savior. You are not only the
greatest soprano IN The world; you are
an evangelist
This remarkable tribute in its origin
al form is in the possession of Miss
Case E management in New York.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
BLACKWELL DEFEATS
CHEROKEE Hi TEAM

BLACKWELL Okla o. Cherokee
high school football team went down
70 teteat Yesterday before the Black.
well nigh school team iu The figst
same on the home sr.iirou. by score
OF IS ~ Z Ia the urst half. Black.
we'll went through the Alfalfa county
boys fgr frequent lone salns netting
five touchdcwns Ia ths iast half
win several second string msn IN the
Blackwell nigh school lineup evening
~ the teams somewhat as to weigh.
Cherokee made their Only counter. and
held Blackwell 10 three toJchdewns
Cherokee captured l1 passes tut was
unaels ~ set through Blackwells iias.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
SAVING CERTIFICATE
PRICES ARE BOOSTED

Secretary of the Treasury Mellon
has boosted the price of saving Ger.
tificates, according TO announcements
received at the Ardmore postoffice
The new series and hked price was #.
fective October !.
The price for s25 certificate is now
5000 an advance Of fifty cents. Other
prices are $50 for 800 certificates and
$500 for $1,000 certificates. Face value
becomes due in five years.
About 500 million dollars OF war saw.
ing certificates, the first issued in 1918
became due on January /. 1929. the
announcement said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
Valentino stars.

A vivid colorful mosaic of poverty
and quick wealth, Of tender affection
ana passionate love. of physical dar.
ing and Kaleidoscope use OF large
crowds. BLOOD and Sand with Ru.
dolph Valentines first Paramount star
picture which opened at the Adelphos
theater for four days is story Of
widely varied appeal
June Mathis has made q screen trans
latlon which carries over the Nincente
Blaseo lbane2 genius i'm the same strik-
ing manner which made so successful
The Four Horsemen OF the Apoca-
lypse" Mr.. Valentino handles with a
sure, firm touch. the interesting char.
scter OF Juan Galardo. a young bull
fighter whose life and loves form the
meat" Of the entertaining chronicle.
As the loves. beautiful Lila Lee
and Turing Mia Naldi are excellently
cast.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
ArdmOre Rotary
Club Is Getting
Notice for Work

Ardmore Rotary clubs effort 10
place and keep every boy OF scholastic
age IN school Is attracting attention IN
many OF the state papers and editor.
tally II Is being commented Oh in a
most favorable maner.
The Tulsa Tribune recently urged
the Rotarians at that place To sponsor
such movement, following which the
Rotes took up the Boy Scout work
there and much work has been done
IN the past several weeks. 4 budget Of
approximately $40. 900 is being agltatyi
there 10 get behind the boy movement
there
Further work OF the Rotarians here
Is awaiting survey which IS being
made, but there is not 4 needy boy in
this county who has failed 10 get
help from thee lob, Il is said. \ mum.
Der OF boys ereu ndcr direct care Of
club members at this time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
FINAL EXAMINATION
ARMY MEN OCT g

A final examination Of snElb.es fer
appointment ss second hsutenants ln
the regular army will be held at var.
ious military posts Ia the Eighth corps
area during the week commencing oct.
obsr 2s. according to information ~.
Ceived here last week.
ILnformstion concerning the skam.n.
stions may b. obtained at any poe,
in the c0fps area. at headquarters VI
the orgsniEsd reserve division, san An.
tonic. Texas VI at Oklahoma A. & NJ
college. saltwater and the University
" Oklahoma. Norman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
Star Makes Debut.

A canine star is making his debut
in The Silent CAN" the Laurence
TrtInble.Jane Murfin production, pre-
scented by h o. Davis and distributed
by Associated First National Pictures,
Inc. which is 10 be shown at the
Princess theater this week The dog
shows canine intelligence that Is
striking.
II o. Davis has selected FOR his story
Hal G. Evarts THE Cross Pull. which
was published IN the Saturday Evening
Post.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
Played First Time.

For the first time in the history Of
the Royal Mounted Of Canada, this
world famed body OF Scarlet riders
mas leant It's assistance to the realistic
filming OF screen drama. namely,
Cameron OF the Royal Mounted, "
from the pen OF the celebrated Cana
dian author Ralph Connor," at the
Liberty theater
Members Of the royal mounted hay E
aeen inpersonsted by actors appear.
Ing .n several Ralph Connor stories,
hu; until the filming OF Cameron Of
ne ROYAL Mounted" official authority
had always been withheld.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
Princess Theater.
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.

The Silent Cal, featuring strong
heart" the wonder dog; positively th'
greatest dog film ever made Com
edy, It's Your Move
Wednesday only.
William Ftnum in "Shacles o
Gold. Comedy, Poor Boy"
Country store night Thursday
Friday and Saturday
Tom Mix in The Fighting Streak
Comedy, Mile Minute Mary"
Thursday
THE Wise Kid" Gladys Walton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
Liberty Theaier.
Sunday and Monday.

Cameron Of the Royal Mounted, "
starring CASTOR Glass and Vivian Os.
borne Also a two reels comedy.
Sweet Hearts"
Tuesday and Wednesday
"A Western Demon" with William
Fairbanks. Also Eddie Polo in "The
Secret Four and one.ree comedy
Thursday and Friday
Sins OF the World with AN all
star cast, also william Duncan in
The Fighting Trail: Also Two reel
comedy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08
WEEKS PROGRAM


sunday. Monday, Tuesday, Wednes'
day.
kudalph Valentino Nitta Niida and
Lila Lee IN Blood ana Sand'; Com
edy Charley Chaplin in "shanshied,
Thursday and Friday.
Anita Stewart in Question of Hon.
u Comedy. Ten Seconds.
Saturday
Via Dana IN There Are 40 Williams
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08

A fish, found in Brazil. has neither
u 'ai I'm for propulsion nor a back
I'm Tor balancing: it swlms at great
speed by means of q ripping movement
OF its large lower fin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08

VIII be held in this city in May. and
local club members will not let the az.
fair pass for the reason that the equip.
ment has been destroyed by fire.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08

Princss Yolsnda, the eldest daush.
tel Of the king OF Itsly. ,s declared to
BE- the most accomplished hotsewotnan
among all the women Of Europssn
royalty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08

Queen Victoria OF Spain was at one
time an enthusiastic amateur actress.
ana was said 10 possess dramatic talent
OF high order.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-08

a camera that photographs noises is
The invention % an Eigush engineer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
HOW HE COT RICH.

Most OF the money YOU have made so far In lfe
has passed out Of your hands and into Of tho
cash registers manufactured by John H. Patterson.
dead the age Of 90.
Patterson was wizard Of psychology.
re knew the science OF making money. knew 81
thoroughly. From his life, YOU learn much that
may help YOU get rich.
Patersons greatest legacy 20 the future il scien-
tIhc salesmanship. Of which he The step-father
His factory. The National Cash Register Com
pany had the first school in Sur country devoted
exclusively salesmanship a science art. The
idea was imported from Germany.
n this school. Patterson's drummers were taught
the answer to every possible objectic7 or question
that might be raised by prospective cash register
buyer
From this learn the value Of thoroughness in
everything
Learn. also. what Patterson instinctively knew
that success is largely matter Of -smanship NO
matter how wonderful your work. ideas or pro-
ducts they Will bring you success only in proportion
to your ability to sell them proftably
Ignorance OF the principles OF craftsmanship
keeps many a man and woman working for a frac-
tion Of what they could get if they developed a
greater for their stuff through salesmanshir
Maybe YOU wonder why you sometimes see. in
small store a cash register worth as much as the
stores whole stock
The answer is: Patterson spread the value OF pro-
tecting money against theft and keeping accurate.
analytical records-5oth functions combined in the
cash register.
It's a good deal like business that has $500 in
vested in a safe that never holds more than 5000.
The Patterson method of appealing to prospec-
tive buyer to show the buyer how TO protect
his cash against loss and how run his business
so 1t would at all times show him just where he
stood, also reveal lines OF improbable effort
Patterson made money by showing other people
how to make money. The customers came first,
Patterson second Usually it's the other way, cart
before the horse. That's why so few small bust
nesses attain the size of the National Cash Register
Company.
John II. Patterson was one Of the business giants
now rapidly fading into eternity He was in the
class with James ]. Hill. Andrew Carnegie Henry
Flagler, John D. Rockefeller John Wanamaker and
other pioneer leaders OF industry
These men were the kind Horatio Alger wrote
about-from roor boy to riches. They proved that
the plattudes. much laughed at get the money
And their lives indelibe lessons to young men
Of today who grumble at having TO at the bot
tom of the ladder
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
THE KIWANIS PARTY.

e..,,,5 ,,o, bappen 10 be around the oliver hotel
,,,~o,, sbo,i. noon and are able TO persuade the
Cerebus OF that institution TO give you peek at the
big banquet hail. you vil see about the finest party
ever held in that hotel
The Klvans Club will have guests at its weekly
meeting II has had other guests. some whose
names are as well known in New York and san
Francisco as they are in their home cities and 9TH
ers Who find their way each day into the daily
news dispatches.
But these guests will be much more important
for each member whose mother is still his best
sweetheart and who lives in this city Will bring her
TO that gathering
Those who planned this gathering had an insPra-
ton for it win probably good ror the spirit
OF service on which the club Is founded than any OF
the eloquent orations 20 which is members have
listened and given mental approval
II Won should happen 20 take look. you would
probably report that you gathering OF white
Haired bald headed or mature men. You would
say that they sat with women whose hair is white
and 7vho are perhaps a little feeble
You might even go so far as that it present
Cd cross section OF city life with its industries and
its commerce. dining with some very admirable
ladies who will probably be having about the best
time they have had this year.
II you should happen to be member Of that club,
YOU will see that there Is Just lady there who
" not old al all but whose hair IS as brown or as
black or as blonde It the day that your
eyes first began to ind difference between that
hair and all other hair in the world.
You will also discover that there she is young, a
beautiful woman. almost the most beautiful in the
world because she has the most wonderful heart.
You would know that this woman is one that you
could trust with the greatest secret OF your life
and never worry for a moment about It's being be-
trayed You would like to tell her Of your triumphs
and YOU would be sure that she would always sym
pathize with any troubles that you might have.
Yes that one young ageless woman will be
tbere-but 1t will take the eyes of Kiwanis 10 find
her And no two members of that club will pick
cut the same woman whom they will see in this
light
Should you harpen to be of these honored
quests you surely would discover that small boy
has crowded in among these older. busy business
men lie Is probably a barefooted lad and his face
may be dirty. and his clothes not quite smart
as are usually found in the lobby of this hotel
You would smile if these older men begin TO joke
about his business and his success or shoot the
saveln OF wit IN his direction You would know
that these things matter little long you can
still see that boy as he was in that day-why It was
only yesterday-when he brought home his play
mates from school and proudly made it known that
he was a part of the gang.
Yes that's going to he great dinner whole
Ion of elderly ladies circled around young and
beautiful angel and a lot OF old aging men with
one boy in the crowd