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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
ARTELLS DICKSON

ARTELLS DICKSON, baritone, wa, presented in
recital at the High School Auditorium Friday
night. The only Disappointing thing about the CON
cert was the attendance There have been given i
number OF entertainments OF musical nature in
Ardmore this season and The same criticism applies
10 the other events
The Dickson concert was ia appeal to all
lovers OF melody OF whom there must be many in
Ardmore. There was nothing OF the Super-c classical
about it. Mr. Dickson is real arts, and aside
from the opening numbers OF his program which
were operate, he sang songs that anyone could un-
derstand These included Irish negro and Canadian
French dalec, songs with an mpersonaton OF Sir
Harry Lauder. giving TWO OF the aters popular
numbers as finale, Surely there was nothing in
the evenings offering to fall under the customary
criticism OF TOO much hgh-brow.' The small audi.
an tina; heard Mr.. Dickson was charmed and show
cd appreciation OF Mr.. Dcksons offerings the
audiance should have been many, many times
larger.
Ardmore is proud OF her civic organizations, OF
her excellent schools and OF her cultured intelligent
citizenship. The complaint is heard on occasions
that it is necessary to so to other cities to hear
good music. Yet those artists who have been pre-
soned here have been rewarded with very poor sup
port. Obviously il will be impossible to continue
to present artists OF reputation unless Ardmore peo-
pie encourage them by their presence as guarantees
are necessary to secure the programs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
COMMON HONESTY IN MARRIAGE

JUDGE THOMAS +. GRAHAM Tor more than
twenty years has presided over a divorce court
at San Francisco His aphorsms ON marriage and
divorce should therefore carry weight than the
observations OF inexperienced men.
Common honesty says Judge Graham is a cure
for the present divorce evil Often young man
who earns $50 a month lead, The girl he is 10 we'd
to believe that he makes more. This We believe is
The result OF iourilushiug az early stage OF the
matrimonial game
Few young men give their first attention to a girl
with marriage IN their minds They merely want to
have a good time and hope TO make good inn
preston. That is the foundation Of the uriushing
idea, When more serious thought in.rdes i, is df-
iicult to correct the impression that often by nothing
more than implication has been conveyed.
We believe the woman is often at fault for form.
ing extravagant estimates OF the young man. Pos
sbly she is something OF four-ilusher also We
have in mind the case Of Young woman who mar
red man without telling his she was in debt She
labored under the impression that he was wealthy
After marriage she found her estimate of his fin
aneial standing incorrect lie was sued Tor her
debts and forced TO pay
Overcoming the early courtship desire to display
evidence of having than we possess will help
toward basis of what Judge Graham calls com
mon honesty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
Miss Pringlc's Advice.

Well, well. what tempest in a
teacup. dearie. after ALL There's
nothing TO feel so cut up about, not
a bit OF it. You're just suffering
from Human Nature, samc as we
all have hal to do in our time and
you take II harder, because you've
been used TO such exceptionally
straightforward people and ways OF
living. It's eplendid TO have been
raised under the stars little girl You
don't half know how lucky you are.
You can never be quite as stuffy
as the rest of the people about YOU,
never!'
II wonder" said llona. in some.
what mournful tone. 81 do feel us
though I'd rather die than so on
forcing myself 10 play a pat that
my heart isn't in, not Il little bit. /
love mother and Dad and everyone.
All right. but / just don't belong,
somehow, Miss Martha. | don't reck'
on as ] ever shall. II I'm miserable
now what will be when thny begin
to mess about me. properly? Try TO
make me as like the rest Of the girls
here. Dear. dear. It's too dreadful
for words" she walled.
'Aint nobody round here as will
ever do that" said Miss Prinele with
conviction. And it's all nonsense
anyhow for anybody to set out to
do so 10 my way o. thinkin' there
couldn't be a sweeter little soul than
yourself anywhere. Now don't you
let that high and mighty sister of
yours worry you. honey. There's no
need to take what she says. serious
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
A Newspaper That Serues
SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1922.
THE COMPENDIUM OF VIRTUE"


RESTLESS New York ever on the lookout for
diversion, is Seethug with acrimonious discus
sion result OF MacMonics creation and inter
probation OF "Ccic Virtue" in marble group. In
this work man triumphant over woman swinging a
neohc club across his right shoulder, is depicted
trampling over the forms OF two women.
Nyesa McMen, yielding to her penchant for
publicity seeking says Someone must be the lure
II is an old idea that to possess virtue one must
know temptations There is hardly probability in
the world that such thing as virtue OF negaton
exists Man who knows no temptation claim
little credit for strength There may be such a
thing as instructive honesty and virtue ii. man but
ii it exists it must rise above frequent inclnations
to side step.
All OF this is however begging the question.
Groups depicting men triumphing over the Adamic
sin do women an injustice.
No man has ever yielded to honeyed bandsh-
ments OF lure who has not taken step to meet
that lure In other words the lure possesses an
allure. The Edenic apple is good only because man
believes it is good The invitation to taste in the
modern woman has become subconscous. More
women are lodging the compendium OF virtue to-
day who would taste iicty, than seek him out with
alluring charms.
We believe woman the nearest divine creation OF
the master architect. Man has ever pursued her.
We confess that we should not object to a rewriting
OF Genesis to place in the place oi the tempress.
Man ihe compendium OF virtue He Hal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
HE GOLDEN Cru
BY PHYLLIS mlllpS =

ly. Course, she, like Il dozen other
OF the girls IN this town, has set her
cap full tilt for that unfortunate young
Jimmie Wilburton. 1t would do my
heart good To see him give them all
the slip and go Off somewhere where
he'll not he spoilt any more, Miss
Iona. That would be the very best
thing that could ever happen to him.
Jimmie's all right. nice boy, but
they are always filling him up with
their nonsense and making him feel
important. It's a shame.''
That's just what Thought. Miss
Martha. and he was ever so simple
and jolly the other day. when we
had our ride together. Seemed like
different boy entirely from the
one he is when he's all dressed IN
prlm OF an evening ana busy with
the girls. Truda was so cross when
| told her this. | DO seem 10 be for
ever putting my foot into IL, some
how or other"
You po' chile. YOU. Take heart
now. there's good girl. 1t ain half
as black on the horizon, as YOU think
1t to be now. Wait till you've got
accustomed To IL all here u little
more. Things won't look 80 bad TO
you then. believe me. dear"
Its sweet OF YOU to Try 10 cheer
me M this wayl Miss Martha, and
/ do appreciate IL. But ! don't have
all that failt in the future such as
you have. ! wish did. But IT,.
helped lots To come IN and have This
tali; with YOU today and III come
again If may" she said as she bade
her new friend goodbye.
TO be continued)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
Cl0u
Sims


Optmist: Sick man learning -
play a harp. Pessimist: Sick man
learning to shovel coal.
The lightweight champion Is the
butcher who weighs his hand
Someone is sure OF say the long
bearded man got II from spllling hair
| tonic on his chin.
No movie Is as bad as the name II
Is given
When tho veterans get their bonus
they will have earned another one.
BEDTIME STORY TIL GET MY
LESSONS IN THE MORNING. {
| This new machine for measuring
The thrill Of kiss better be made
out OF asbestos.
SHOOTING CRAPS is AGAINST
THE GAME LAWS.
There isn't enough truth; bu,
stretching II won't help.
100000 stolen from t. s. Treasury"
headline. This really happened and
Is not an appropriation.
They are building floating saloons
beyond the spree mile limit.
BalIplayers Mt training camps
are suffering from sunburn. The
skin you hate TO touch.
\ bird on the hat is worth 10 on
the dollar.
Congressman who don't want 10
help those out of work may Join
them.
One way to teach the small boy
arithmetic is let him figure how many
hours until school is out,
THE SILENT DRAMA NEEDS
AN AUlltNtfs liiAl w Al
When u woman gets new
spring outfit she goes TO visit
someone she doesn't like
You cant leave footprints on tho
sands of time In limousine.
Wall street broker 81. 500, 900 in
debt man who tries 10 catch fish
often loses his bait
This plcsiosaurIs. age 10 900, 900.
may be- merely glyptodon. age l.
O0O. .O0O. We thought there was a mis-
take somewhere.
Women In a Chicago factory are
striking foc mems pay. We thought
they always did get the mems pay.
Dr Bishop says Fast walking
helps your circulation These tips
to editors arr very nice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
YOU AND |
FEAR

All the whisky YOU can drink. for so cents! That
what men. fourishng quart bottle offered the
passengers In New York subway car
The bootleggers landed police court after
Ing general fight because would sample their
wares.
They couldn't give the stuff away
Fear wood alcohol : doing more to make the
country dry than the prohibition amendment Nolstead
act and all the rum sleuths combined
Bootleggers, serving poison enforcing prohibl.
ton automatically Just abuse Of saloons by some
owners FASTENED prohibition at least generations
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
IANnInBIls

One of the large auto companies that It has
'cut its inventories In half the high mark being around
tu 900 900"
This means, It recognizes that materials which II
bought at high prices have deprecated In value In list
ing It's assets Il marks warehouse stocks down TO what
600
Landlords whore property has deprecated will have
to do the same lowering to basis Of fair return
on shrunken valuation What will make them do this
Answer New houses built at lower costs providing com.
petition
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al 1915 an acre.
Then oil was
struck near his
lract. A mining cor
porat!on offere d
him 500. 900 for
his land. lie ac
cepted.
When he gol
back to his room
he found people
waiting 10 borrow
money. lie chang
edl his room and
put the money IN
to gov ern IN u n
bonds.
Younger says h,
Is not Interested III
Sal.apNau aY GIRLS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
EMOTION

You see heavy drinkers climbing the water wagon
because OF their fear.
Observing the workings of psychology you have motto.
cd that fear 10 ~ the basic human emotions closely
allied o hunger and other manifestations Of the instinct
~ sclfpreseryatlon.
Cowardice. umdty. caution thrf-sn these spring
from fear Excellent emotion have provided we fear
the right things and awed by imaginary boges
which fenc. most of away from success
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26

what ashamed afterward to think they permitted them
selves to worry about taking anesthetic
The great reason for this common dread of anes-
thesia is perhaps the told this or that
medical experience
It is less true that generation or so ago
methods Of administering anesthetics were extremely
crude and, in many instances cruel
They used to hold the patient and force him TO
breathe in the choking and nauseatng vapor srug.
giles Of the patient not pleasant witness. and
they certainly must have been accompanied by mental
Nothing Ike this today II you have q skilled
anesthetist lie will YOU off with oxide gas
and switch to chorofow ether after you have gone
to sleep. lie watches you closely limiting the quantity
of anestheuc your needs
Your awakening is quick and easy. You free
from nausea, except in occasional and the
for the experience.
Don't be afraid take anesthetic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
SQIEEZER

Ia one year the 70 federal banks have re.
duced their commercial loans from SL22453 600 sS62
$4,000. The reduction more than two.thirds
There seems little human interest In these cold
statistics Back OF them though. is the greatest trag.
edymoodama OF gcnerRtionthc story OF defation,
with is hurricane Of desperation loss despair and
necessity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26

On he or she owns electric light, pow.
er or gas securitles) as this. Your
way is lighted home by night. Your
home is heated and your meals cooked
by the gas. Your factories and stores
are run by electricity Every place
you turn you are faced by the serv.
ant your money Us an investor helps
10 create.
These few facts related above have
impressed and prompted the contribu.
tor OF this article very strongly, and
has brought home the fact that our
Napoleon OF our business world today
is our public utilities without them
we will not exist with them we
progress. AN INVESTOR.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
BertOn BraleyS Daily Poem

Lemon in the apple sauce,
Cinnamon in pie.
Nutmeg on the apple tarts
lrl'itate a guy;
! believe that homicide
Isn't such a vice
When applied to those who spoil
Apple pie with spice!
Lemon I'm the apple sauce.
Gives sickly flavor,
Ruins all its tastiness.
Wrecks the apple SAVIOR;
| would Alike to skin the cooks,
salt and tan their pelts.
Who make pie and apple sauce
Taste like something else.
Apple is the king of fruits,
It's shame. sin.
When some villain of a cook
Mixes lemon in;
Balles an apple fun Of cloves,
Nutmeg, too, by heck
Someone kindly get a rope
While | hold his neck
Lemon in the apple sauce.
Cinnamon In pie.
Nutmeg on the apple tarts
Irritate Il guy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26

We arc told that Carpenter may never fight;
again. We'll tha, would not worry some chaps who
spent good money a, the gate in Jersey City to see
him knock the block off Jack Dempsey
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26

Last evening the Elks entertained
with very delightful informal dance.
the Lowenstein orchestra furnished
the music.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26

Dyer brothers have been awarded
the contract FOR transferring the pipe
for the waterworks extension from
the cars In Ardmore to the site OF the
pipe line.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26

Now they have taken the Joy out OF lie They
have invented machine to measure the "kek" ia a
kiss
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KIsHoP's ADVICE
DON'T FEAR ANESTHESIA

WEN people postpone having opera
tions performed because they are afraid
TO take the anesthetic
| have known of some women who
would rather suffer the pains of child
birth than take an anesthetic. Such
people, as a rule. have never taken an
anesthetic or have not taken one in
recent years.
1t is more or less natural. l believe
for everyone To harbor some fear of
the unknown. But the truth is, that
there is nothing painful or uncomfort
able about Il. People are usually some.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
Got Rich in a Hurry;
Laughs at Marriage

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col.--James
Younger bought some state land in
Texas at . soldiers sale-G40 acres
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
Dear Ardmoreitc:

Dear Ardmoreitc.
was intensely interested in your
article today about the barefoot
newsboy." Master Floyd spariing.
While I have been lifetime sub
scriber and have now paid some tim,
in advance. yet that kid" will find
little piece OF money on my front
porch every afternoon. and. besides.
when the first frost falls" he shall
have a irst.class pair Of shoes or. IL
TO his liking. a handmade pair Of
red.top brasstoed boots like wore
so years ago.
don't know the hoy. but he has
the stuff" In him that men are
made Of.
A. u, slg y. Washington 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26

r. w. Randol Is the proprietor Of the
Randol hotel again. Col. Hatchett.
who purchased that hostelry some
months ago has sold II back to Mr..
Randol and left today Tor Memphis,
Tenn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26

He says he isn't married and doesn't
intend to be-
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TEN YEARS AGO
Happenings In Carter County and
Ardmore ~ told BY the files
Of the Ardmoreite.

A very charming compliment to Mrs.
John r. Foster OF Kansas City who
is the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
Kenneth Hudson. was extended on
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. John
stonum who entertained quite few
friends In her home.
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HOWARD

Mr.. c. c, Cummins of Findlay Is Wis
iting his parents, Mr., and Mrs. M,
G. Cummins.
MI Abe Dunmire of Mansfield Wis
itod his nephew, Mr., Clyde Dunmire,
and his sister-in'law, Mrs. Platner,
tho latter part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lepley, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. c. Cummins, Mr.. and Mrs,
Hiram Stricken attended the Masonic
banquet at Bladensburg Saturday
evening. Oct. 2S.
Mr., Harry Mavis and wife. Mr.. bly,
Mavis aud wife and daughter and her
children, of Gambler, visited over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hum
bert.
Mrs. Downs. sister OF Mrs. Lot Nor
rick, leaves for her home in the west
soon.
Supt. ]. c. Marriott visited the
schools last Tuesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Albert Lybarger and
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BRINK HAVEN

Mr. Frank Ketter was business
caller at Columbus Saturday.
Miss Lucille Sapp has been visiting
a week with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Winslow.
Mrs. Thomas Powers spent Satur
day at Coshocton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Parsons gave a
surprise party to their son Carl, in
honor of hiss 10th birthday anniver
sary. Those present were Louvaine
Hendershot, Edna Grill, Priscilla
Church, Robert Grill, Harmon Meeks,
Bonnie Critchfieid, Paul Jones, Gen.
eva Fendrick, Charles Ketter, Will
liam McElroy, Leona McElroy, Elsie
Hyatt, Treva Hyatt and Virginia Fry,
ALI had delightful time. Refresh.
ments were served.
Mrs. Harry Fry and daughter of
Mansfield spent the weekend with
relatives.
n Mr. and Mrs. Lake Hyatt of Mt.
Vernon spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins. =
Mrs. Norman Robinson has return
ed home from Grant hospital, Colum.
bus, where she underwent an opera.
tion.
Mrs, Edwin Lanhing and Mrs. Jac-
oh Morey entertained the ,Sisterhood
class of the M. e. church and the
members husbands on Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Lanning, east
of town. with gypsy masquerade
party. The house and tents were NICE
ly decorated for the ocsasion. A de-
licious lunch was served. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Denver John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hyatt, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Slate, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Fendrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
Fendrick, Mr., and Mrs. William Sapp,
Mr and Mrs. Charles Hibbets. Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
I.anning, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Morey,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cross, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hibbits, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Heaton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Ketter, Mr.. and Mrs, Jack
Meeks, Mr., and Mrs. Harold Mowery,
Mrs. Frank Denman, Mrs. Owen
Barnes, Ardella Hendershot, Bernice
Shackle, Helen Lanning, Olive Shell.
don, Lucille Sapp, Lester Hyatt, Albert
Fendrick, Clark Hibbets, Earl Sapp,
Wilfred l.anning, W. Reider and chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mr..
Fred Burnett of Columbus, DR.. and
Mrs, Fred Harmony and son of MIL
lersburg visited at the home of Mr..
Osborne Hibbets Sunday.
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mother of Gambler we're guests ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lepley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Cochran were
visitors in tho home of Mr. Newton
Cochran over Sunday.
DR.. Martin spoke Thursday evening
in the Methodist church on the sub.
iect of Taking the Sun Out of Sun
day."
Mr.. and Mrs. John Earlywine were
callers in our village Monday.
Mrs. Dell Cochran was in Mt. Yer.
non Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyse Hayes were
callers In Howard Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Hayes is a teacher in the Mar
tinsburg schools.
Rev. Johnson of near Alliance
preached in the Church of Christ
Wednesday evening. He may locate
in this field of labor.
Mr. Frank Tydings of Mt Vernon
was business caller in Howard
Wednesday evening.
Wilfred Lanning of Brink Haven
visited the schools of Howard Friday.
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BUCKEYE CITY

Nj. and Mrs. Robert Edgar and
family spent Sunday with Rev. and
Mrs. Earl Lea Of Fredericksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Burris and
daughter Rosamond, Mrs. Jacob Now
cry and Mr.. Elden Mowery were
Cleveland visitors Sunday.
Mrs. John Hanger, Mrs. Earl Kerr
and daughter Ruth and Mrs. Clarence
Spearman and son Wendell spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Hugh Buxton
of Howard.
Mr.. Hiram Myers was a business
visitor in Newark Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Squire Maring and
Mrs. Fl. l.. Sherman were Mt. Vernon
visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Graham are visit
ing relatives at Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mowery and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. George Venting
and daughter Marie, Mrs. Bertha Nc
Kee and Mr.. Harry Venting spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clarke, near Shreve.
Mr.. Guy Lauderbaugh of Wooster
spent the weekend with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lauderbaugh.
Mrs. LIMA Hays and Mrs Elizabeth
Wolfe spent Thursday with relatives
at Howard.
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KN0XCO. NEWS

Sheriff q. II. Lytle added another
arrest Friday to his long list for vio-
Iation Of the prohibition laws when
he took into custody Aureiia Lueci Of
South Vernon.
Lucci was arrested by Sheriff Lytle
and Deputy Sheriff Oliver M. Walker
on a charge of selling intoxicating IL
quor. The affidivat against the Ital-
ian was sworn to by County Prosecut-
or Paul M. Ashbaugh before Probate
Judge l.. Jay Duke.
Lucci was arrested at his home by
the officers and taken Immediately
before Probate Judge Duke where he
entered plea Of guilty to the charge
of selling intoxicating liquor.
Lucci was given a fine Of 81 900 and
costs by the court and being unable
to pay his fine. he was ordered COM
mitted to the Knox county jail.
Lucci is said to have confessed to
the officers that he purchased whisk.
ey in Columbus at 81 q gallon and
that he sold 1t to a man residing on
the Pleasant Valley road south of the
city.
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A meeting of the Knox County
Duroc Breeders association was held
Thursday evening, 65 guests, hclud-
ing members and their families, en-
joying an oyster supper in the, com.
munity room of the Knox County
Savings bank.
Following the dinner an interesting
program was given, including an ad.
dress by G. C. Terrell of New Vienna,
ia Duroc breeder and one who has
been eminently successful in a large
way. He is an enthusiast on the
Duroc breed and emphasized reasons
for this preference. He also informed
his audience how and when to pre-
pare hogs for showing. They were
told that now Is the time to begin.
starting with breeding. He outlined
a proper feed TO bring the sow to far
rowing time. much exercise, and sug.
gesting the right kind of feed for
raising young pigs.
The members of the association
voted to present young pig to the
Konx County Savings bank to be pre-
pared and served at the annual dinner
for the banks employees in December.