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The New York herald., 1922-12-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
Tor Hirc--PasscnRer Cars.


A HOfI.S-NOYCE model landpulet. 81 hour.
special rate, day. months theater ard re-
turn 81. TRAINER. University 56o5.
CADILLAC. distinctive town car; uniformed
chauffeur. very reasonable MAGNANi.
Plaza 0pi4
CADfi.IAc-Private. chauffeur has heaut.
Dil limousine for rent monthly. BUCK.
HOtTT. Col toJe,
CADILLAC towr car. Packard twin, limcu-
sire week. month. SENTlE. rs NJ. i9th.
LATEST twin Packard limousine; any occa-
stou owner drives. reasonable. Berger
man Moruiugside ea1a
CADILLAC ears. late models, or hire, hour.
day. week, month, high class service ree-
sonnble rates. Iotos Auto Rcnthg. lis West
s0th -. Circle olsl.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

HOUSEWORRER, general. who cooks well
wanted for In family, room apartment
good home, good wages; car fare paid. Apt
40, 225 w. T1s.
LADY, intellectual. to learn good business.
permanent, advancement; salary, 81 500.
Write only. r. c.. Box %. 125 T., 34th.
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SALESWOMEN.
GIMBEL BROTHERS,
ssd st. IA Broadway.
wish 70 engage Immediately the services
80 SALESWOMEN
IN THE
FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS
Novelty and Imported
Jewelry,
CLOCKS,
SILVERWARE,
ALSO
ART NEEDLE WORK,
BOOKS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
INFANTS WEAR,
KIMONOS,
LADIES' SHOES,
LEATHER GOODS,
Innings,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
PERU merry,
STATIONERY,
SPORTING GOODS,
TOYS,
UPHOLSTERY.
Positions in the above departments
are permaQtpt 10 those who qualify.
Apply Employment offices. 9Th floor.
A. NJ. 10 .; 80 p. M.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
PEERLEsS COUPE.

PEERLESS COUPE,
1922. Model ~. practically new, extra tire:
$500 miles only uo dealers. sprins s0eS.
sTUDEBAhER 1919 special six sedan, In
eNrellant coalition, newly painted. standard
color, new tires. slip covers, price feTn
time payments. SrTnEBAKER CORP. ON
AMERICA. 1860 Bedford Rv. brooklyn.
Phone Prosrect Ssl0 opsn evenings.
1927 Chandler Dispatch four. and runabouts,
$3.50 each JANboltF, iTaa Broadway
$40 cash ruys Pierce landauiette t"3s'lt ali
improvements; balance ais. easy terms.
JANpORF, 1883 Rrcadway. Tel. Circle 2sTe.
Automobiles Wanted.
AUTOS BOUGHT F0n CASH JANrNFF
AUTO co, 1889 Broadway. Circle Ears.
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AUTOMOBILE AUCTION,
VAN TASSELL a KBARNEH
Established 1S87).
i9h-t2s Fast 18Th ~.
TO-DAY OFRInAYb, uEp T.
Ar TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale viii comprise great many
pleasure ard business cars, tie property OF
dltferent cousignors.
Automobile auctions every Tuesday and
Friday
WILLIAM pEpo. Auctioueer.
AAfEsBURY two suburban scdans. $3.50
cash balance 500. easy payments. 1888
broadway.
bUICES, Dohgcs, Oakiands. Msxwelis. Chev-
rolnts, Oldsmobiies. tourings. sedans, road.
siers. $3.50 up. unexcclled bargains in re-
liable used cars. Need space. Buy now.
Save $50 60 500 Time payments. OLDS.
MOBILE CO., 1891 Bedford ay., Brooklyn.
Open evenings.
RUICK 1920, very good condition. winter top
and SUMMER tor, extra tlrei price $500
sTUnEBAKER CORR. or AMERICA, l46n
Bedford av., Brooklyn. Phone Prospect $50.
Open evenings.
BUICK pass touring, excellent condition
bargain. Call sos bth av., room 1903
CUNNINGHAM sNdsn; perfect conditions
fully equipped private owner. kINsLEN
4h3 Wcs iGTih Wadsworth Neir
DODGE touring 1870, good condition, good
sTUDEBAkER corr. OF AMERICA, itea
Bedford av. Brooklyn. Phone Prospect $40.
Open evenings
pODGe C'2OD sedana cash $3.50. haiaace
St10. easy trrmH. lANpol,F. lIM BNtt
MUST sell 1922 Earl sedan. Q months ulD
perfect condition. no reasonable offer fe-
fused Inquire IlONiG, SIS T.. 59th st. Plaza
80
MONA speedster $500 cash. balance 500.
EASY terms. 40 Rrpadway. circle 2ll6.
PsCKARp Twin Six" limousine, sese. JAN
noHF. i7sp proadway Tel cirof 2t7s.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

statesmen,
JEWELRY.
GIMBEL BROTH ERS,
SD ST. AND BROADWAY.
require the services OF sir thoroughly
experienced statesmen for the following
departments.
SOLID GOLD JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS.
Positions IN the above Departments
offer exceptional opportunities.
Apply Employment Office. 9th floor.
0 A. NJ. TO $3.50 p. NJ.
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SITUATIONS WANTED Male

ACCOUNTANT, Junior: experienced book
keeper report typist and stenographer, de-
sires position in accountants office. Box 4.
$50 Lafayette st.
ACCOUNTANT-Period bookkeeping. au-
diting, small concerns. Irving Keegan, o07
9TH av., city.
ASST. SUPERINTENDENT, MANUFACTURING
with a growing firm; AL references. Mich
olas'J. Ganley, 44a Sd 'av., Brooklyn.
BOOKKEEPER or assistant. experienced.
reliable and accurate; accounting student,
excellent references. b 65l Herald, $50
Broadway.
BOOKKEEPh w hour or day; financial
statements. ta @ 1914 Herald. Bronx.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
New Jersey-saIe or Let.


- New Jersey-SaIe or Let.
PLEASANT SECTION SUMMIT. N. ].
Modern dwelling with large rooms. ;
baths. steam heat open fire. every known
comfort; garage: plot 1iJx2OO.
Price $19. 500. Easy terms
EUGENE JoBs-H. F. BECK CO.
\ Realtors Opp. Sta. Summit. NJ J.
RENTALS.
$50. Q room house, gas light. steam heat;
needs decorating: excellent location.
$50. second and third floors. rooms, bath.
porch. gas. electric. steam. 10 min. sta. {.
modern country surroundings.
$50. large nine room house. privileges
subletting. gas, electric. new hot air fur-
mace. chicken house; min. sta.
$d5. second floor. rooms. bath. gas, elec-
tric. steam: garaS.
SOS, new Hasbrouck Heights home. all imnts.
S75. room modern home, central location.
SIS. rooms. new house tE'ield Club section)
GALL OR WRITE VAN WINKLE CO., opp.
sta, Rutherford, Nd
SffORETiILLS, N. J. M
Desirable building plots IN the midst OF a
high class residential community
FREDERICK +. CRAIG. Tel. ASS.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

BOoKREEPER AND OFFICE MANAGER.
7 have real opening for an experienced
bookkeeper. preferably over thirty with real
with further prospects. Give fun particulars
In first letter. i 2060 Herald. Herald 81.
BooKKEEPER. Christian. knowledge Of
double entry and some experience pre-
ferred; SO. BOwtells Agency, 10 Broad
way, attn floor.
CANVAssERs. best selling proposltion
deposit repaired, monty ba IS; guaranteed
weekly earnings $50 and up Suite 6o5, l52
sad
CIGAR SALESMAN wantad $3.50 month and
expenses, former expert nee not necessary
Send addressed stamped envelope for tnfors
nation. Nltlonal Cigar Co. High Point, Nc
CLERK, nght must understand transcript
WORK, must have New York city hotel eN-
~ rience good chance for advancement.
Hotel strstford, y ". 5-d 30.
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR Man for outside
financial statement. &C.. SO. AMERICAN
EMPLOYMENT ENCIl ANtfE. INC, 1ib
BROADWAY AND 20 EAST l2D s,r.
MAN.
There is n man whose confidence IN him
self. whose education, personality and omb-
ton ne. him ideally FOR the rosition that We
have In mind. Si0p per week and better can
be made on a commission basis in a position
that carries dignity and credit. Are you THIS
man? II so u will pay you 70 Investigate az
once. NJ. y Taylor d Co. s@l knickcfbooAcr
building broadway aud f.d ct
MEN.
willing 10 work for advancement: good my
from start. must be Of neat appearance and
have good references. Cai at Room 90.
fcs Montague ST.. Brooklyn. "wednesday or
Friday. between and ..
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


ATTRACTIVE POSITION.
old established concern Das opening for
ambitious, well educated woman, $500 up
ward monthly; splendid opportunity, nd
Nanc2mcut; experience unnecessary; desire
20 succeed most essential factor. N. H.,
Box i0s, station u. Manhattan.
ASsEBs.- .--Eest selling propositions. de-
posit required money back assured; weekly
earnings 500 ane up. Suite COS. 1872 w 43d.
DsWAITRESs wanted IN a
priests house. Apply at once. il3 r.. li1th.
GIRLS.
WAN paper boothindery young. FAST work
crs only. 5 to 81, Si4 week Call Richard
IS. Thibaut 87th 81. aud 10Th av.
GIRL. experienced, Cor housuWotk. knowl-
edge OF children. Call. si7 Syms St. w
Hohokeu. y. y
HOrSEwOgKER, general. maid. white. no
daundry. winters. 1900 Madison av.
T.rnox 1g32.
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SALESLADIES; experience unnecessary: ex-
ira; $3.50 day. Call Weisbecker. 270 w.
12hth ST.
SOLTCITORh, house to house canvass, take
Friday, c-s p. NJ: saturday. o-1o A. NJ. apt.
~. Gle w. 116th.
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WANTED
EmpIoyment Agency-CommerclaI.

WE HAVE positions for clean cut young
men and women; legal stenogrAphic. $50
clerical. Sif-S2i; comptometcr. siOA, dictp-
phone, 500 Executive supply Co. fiaT
Broadway AT Times so. Bryant i47o.
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Employment Agenoy-Domcstlc.

JAPAN ESE EMP. BUREAU.
Cooks, buffers. houscworkcrs; references.
i0G w. 18th st. Bryant 1871.
CHINESE y. n. O. A. EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. Peii st. Tel Canal i65l.
'ArAssl siee, hslp sfs is5 a.Ipaio ss ssss Msa "a
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GIRL.S..

Ctf fANBERNA1Dss WAITRESS wanted IN =
priests house Apply at once. ia y. 1i1th
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WOMEN.
We want three or four women OF per-
sonality and good education, over Is
years Of age, to connect permanently
with a large and growing organization
with new offices in New York; selling
experience preferred but not essential;
we win choose women this week: refer
ences will be investigated and must
prove satisfactory. Suite 500, Fisk
Building. 51th st. and Broadway.
WOMAN. college or high school graduate,
good knowledge English, develop with eX-
perience into executive; 81 800 or more first
year. Mr.. Scott. 522 5th av.
YOUNG woman, capable OF great dexterity
In the handling and pasting up OF type
matter cut from proof sheets: exaetitude
cssential no previous experience NECESSARY,
but mental alertness required. Il GOO Herald.
$50 B'way.
YOUNG woman under 80. who besides a
pleasing personality has the ability TO ut
into an elaborate retail organ2a ton; salary
Sa5; Christian. Bowtelrs Agency, 10
Broadway. 4tll floor.
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10 DWELLINGS

MURRAY HILL-2o IT. dwelling, excellcl
rear; s35, 900 Murray Hill s511.
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New York state-saIe or Let.

TWELVE room stone house. acreage: de-
llphtful setting. - miles distance; 'incom-
pleted; 500 900. GEORGE r. ARCHER. 10
East i2d 81. Vanderbilt 50st.
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Observation-Disclosures

BROADWAY corner, about IL lots. three
good .frontages; price $65, ,000 LEON s.
ALTMAYER. sole agent. 81 East Seth st.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-06

peaseabie, every one Stop that
dddleip
The music ceased. The dance
was ended they all understood
that; but there was gfumbling
and demands for drinks!
olinch. drunk but impassiSS.
herded them through the door out
into the starlight. There was
scuhling, horse-play, but no fight
The big Englishman, Harry
Beck. asked for accommodations
for his party over night.
Nav" said ollnch, "g'wan
back to the Inn. l can't bother
with you folks tonight" And as
the others, Salzar, Georgiades,
Picquet and Sanchez gathered
about to insist, Clinch pushed
them all out Of doors in mass.
"Get the he'll out o. herel" he
growled; and slammed the door.
He stood for a moment with head
lowered, drunk, but apparently
capable OF reflection. Eve came
from the .melodeon and laid one
slim hand on his arm.
Go TO bed. girlle," he said, not
looking at her."
you also, dad"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-06

No. s...I got business With Hal
Smith
Passing smith. the siri whisper.
ed; You look ont for him and IN
dress him.
Smith nodded, grayely preoccu.
pied with coming events, and nerv.
ting himself to meet them.
He had no gun. Cllnch's big au.
tomato bulged under HIS armpit.
When; the girl had assembled the
creaktng stairs and her door, above
closed, Clinch walked unsteadily to
the door, opened It, fished- out his
pistol.
Come on out" he said without
turning.
"W6ersa" inquired Smith.
Clinch turned. lifted his square
head; and the deadly glare in his
eyes left Smith silent.
"You comin'?"
Sure" said Smith quietly.
But Clinch gave him no chance
to close in: 1t was death even to
swerve. Smith walked slowly into
the starlight, ahead Of ClInch-
slowly forward In the luminous
darkness.
Continued In Our Next Issue)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-06
Do YOU GET UP NIGHTS
ON ACCOUNT OF BLADDER?
This Symptom Tells You Some
thing 10 Wrong-A Dayton
Mans Experience.

Mr.. John Lumpkins, Z Carrie ST.
Dayton, Ohio, says in his own home
paper, the Dayton Herald: "For
two years / had to get up fifteeL
to twenty times each night. The
scalding and pain was awful. Aftei
taking few doses Of LithiateI'
Buchu (Keller formula), the gravel
came, until at least twenty-five
pieces have passed. Some wert
as large us a bean. ! am glad tu
have this way Of telling my fellow
sufferers about this great new reur
edy.'"
Initiated Buchu (Keller formu.
la) acts on the kidneys and bladder
like Epson Salts on the bowels. It
cleans them out and helps to re.
iieYe the bladder OF abnormal d.,
posts. The tablets cost &c each.
This price makes 1t possible to
place in tho formula several expen.
sivo drugs, which are useful for re.
lief. The formula Is on the pack.
age. It Is likely you have never
taken anything similar. Try a few
doses for backache, scaldlng, scan.
ty or high.colored urine and fro,
Quent desire at night.
Be sure to get the Keller formu-
la Initiated Buohu at Mountain
City Drug Store and drug stores
everywhere, or write The Keller
Laboratory, Mechanicsburg, Ohio,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-06
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY


The battle for the possession Of
tho Flaming Jewel, which began
two years ago when the gem was
stolen from the royal jewel casket
Of the now beggared
COUNTESS OF EsTHoNIA, now
conferred In the disreputable
'hoteliinithe Adirondacks where
Nike CIINCH lived by breaking
every law. With Cllnch lived his
beautiful step.daughter, the only
good influence on his life,
EVE STRAYER.
The Flaming Jewel was first stoI.
en rom the countess by
QIINTASA the great International
thief From him, in Paris, Mike
eltnch stole the gem and brought
" back TO the Adirondacks.
Now at clinch's Dump, there ar
rived Qutntana, seeking to regain
the Jewel, and also
JAMES DARRAGH, who has sworn
70 restore the gem to the coun.
tess: Darragh, who is employed at
the camp under the name OF
HAL SMITH. learns that Qulnta.
nalsigang are going to try TO sec.
nre the Flaming Jewel during
the Saturday night dance.
Go on With the Story
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ed in the washroom By mistake ne
lets me out You bet"
clineh smiled a thin smile. pour.
ed cut three fingers of hootch.
what else?" asked Smith quiet.
Nothing much. / didn't 70 to NO
roc. TQulnze octohre. But don't
never want to see that fella Quin.
tana. I've been waiting till its safe
to sell-what was In that packet"
Sell what?'
What was in that packet" re.
piled Clinch thickly.
What was In it,"
'sparklers-sinee you're so
nosey."
where do you keep them?" in.
qulred Smith naively.
Clinch looked at him very drunk.
None your dinged business" nc
said very softly.
The dancing had become bolster.
ous but not unseemly, although all
the men had been drinking too
freely.
Smith closed the pantry bar at
midnight. by direction Of Eve. Now
he came out into the ballroom aaG
mixed affably with the company,
even dancing with Harvey Chqse's
sister once--a slender hoyden, all
flushed and ilsheveled, with a tire.
less mania for dancing which seem.
co to intoxictae her.
She danced. danced. danced, &C.
ceptlng any partner offered. Blu,
Smiths skill enrapturet her and
she refused to let him go whet.
her beau, q late arrival. one
Charlie Berry, slouched up to
claim her.
Smith, always trying to keep
Clinche and Quintana's men Ia
view. took no part in the discus
sion; but Berry thought he was
OBTAINING Lily Chase and pushed
him aside.
Hold on young mani" exclatm-
ed Smith sharply. keep youl
hands to yourself. II your girl
don't want to dance with you sht
doesn't have to.
Some OF Qulntana's gang CAM
up to listen. Berry glared a
Smith.
Say" he said, 81 seen you be-
fore somewhere. Wasn't you in
Russian"
"What are 20 utalktng about:
Vest, you was. You was au
officer! What you doing at
Clinch's?"
whats that?" growled Clinch
showing HIS way forward and
shouldering the crowd aside.
who's this man, Mike?" de-
handed Berry.
well, who do you think he
ISL" asked Clinch thickly.
~ think he's gettin' the goods
on you, that's what think" Yell
"G'wan home, Charlie" re-
turned Cllnch. "G'wan, all O.
you. The dance ls over. Go
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-05
High School Girls
Enter Girls ReSerne

Young women OF the senior and
junior glasses Of Ardnore High School
have been organized into the Girls Re
serves Of the Y. w. e. A. and at n
meeting held Thursday. with Mrs. Hen
ry d. Rinsland and Miss Gre ,la Ford
in charge The organization was per.
fected
Officers elected were IIallye Ian.
ford. president; Florene Mclaughlin.
vice. president: Mary Griffis. Secretary:
Mary Davis, treasurer.
At meeting OF the officers Friday,
the following committees were named:
Membership. FlOrene Mclaughlin,
chairman: Christine Jordan. Frances
Bridges: Program Committee: Mary
Oates. chairman, Martha Stewart, Out
n McCarty. Juanita Richardson; So
cid Commltte. Florence Wall, chair.
man, Lyndall Hudson. Lois Burton.
Doris Ranks. lone Brooks. Service
Committee, Rebecca Love, chairman,
Norma Gates. Gwynn Whiteman. Re.
b@cca Love. pianist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-05
Entertainment Celebrating
BIthdQg OF Miss CdldreH

A delightful entertainment celebrat.
ing the birthday Of Miss Celeste Cald.
well. was given on Friday evening at
her home, s20 North Washington ave.
nue.. when q number Of Young ladies
were entertained al dinner. followed
by an informal evening 1T games
4nd dancing. when number Of young
men were entertained Among other in.
terestlng features Of the entertainment.
Mr.. Grady Nicholson performed
number Of slight Of hand tricks. The
following guests We're present: The
MissesDorothy Endicott. Kate Warren.
Ruth Warren. Margaret Warren. En-.
ma Dickinson. Mar2ette Frye. Mable
Clare Garrett. Bonnie Garrett. Jewell
Arnold, Naomi Tyer. Blanche Fraley,
Mrs l.. g. Harlow, Messrs Ford Guth.
rie. Ombra I.asley, Grady Nicholson.
Harold Cain, Vernon White. Tene Fol
sum, Frank Fearborn. Ralph I.eyan.
Lcstern Caldwell
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-05
Enjoyable Dance GiCen
By knights Of PUhiaS

one OF the largest and most enjoy.
able dances Of the season was given
on Friday evening at the knights OF
Pythias han in honor of the members
of the east OF the Minstrel Revue re.
Gently presented.
More than sixty couples crowded
the floor and danced until the wee
small hours. Music was furnished by
the Southern Four Orchestra. Many
interesting innovations were offered be.
tween dances, which alternated with
musical numbers and solos taken from
the Minstrel Revue program. Mr..
G. NJ. Harper was floor manager.
A delicious luncheon was served at
10 o'clock by the Pythian Sisters and
4 selection, the Sextette From Flora
dora. as given in the Minstrel Revue,
was presented This was followed by
the Chinese Maid and Cooie act.
The entertainment was in charge
of committee composed of M.ssrs.
c. VI. Harper. John Narnell ana Tabor
Gait. and proved even more enjoyable
than the Minstrel Revue. Honor
guests, who We're members of the
Revue cast, are US follows: The Misses
Grace Dyer. Rachel Tillman. Mildred
Gait. Catherine Barker, Bessie New
man. Mrs. Gertrude Mock, Ruth No
Ian, Mary Griffis. Gladys Gilstrap,
Helen Byrd. Cleo Carpenter. Mary
Nell Brown, Sallie Beth Freeman,
Manerva Thompson. Mabel Dyer. Lo-
rine Scivally, Juanita Garrett Maud !
Renfro. Ruby Edwards. Mary Mans.
field. Bonnie Lee Richardson. d
The Messrs. William II. Prater, !
Ralph Wisner, DR.. H. r. Lucas. Bugs |
Young, Harry Layan. Howard Nc. /
Neese, Lawrence Tarver Roy Wade, !
Rex Hill, Ben Lubovitz Jr.. John |
Pace, Seymour Rohman, jeff AT.
mold, Harry Wilson, Frank Colby, |
Horace Petit, Tom Calf, Ralph La.
van. Lois Scivally, Tabor Gait,
Charles Garrison, Ed Singleterry. Rol.
Ia Hurley. Theron Stratton. Willie ,
Lanford. Clinton Estes. Pete wag.
goner. Mr.. Maxwell. George Davis,
John McWherter. John Varnell. Louie
Bastain. James sullivan. Lucian Jones,
Lamonte Chadwick
: !. !.
tContinucd on next pasel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-05
Lodies Of the Leaf
Gire Program Mondoy

The Ladies # the Leaf will meet
on Monday 1T the Y. w g. A.. when
the following program will be given:
John Burroughs. as revealed
through The Summit Of the Years. q"
II see what was. and is. and will
abide. --Wadswcrth
Leader, Miss Davis.
Roll call, Current Events.
True Companionship. leader
The Mission Of Solitude, Mrs. Kear-
nev.
The Need Of Beauty Mrs. W. A..
Wolverton.
True sympathy. Mrs Carlock
4 Man With Boys Heart, Mrs.
Van Dyne.
The Heart Attuned to Nature. Mrs.
Lindsey.
The Life Lesson-The Summit. Mrs.
IL. J.. Crockett.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-05
BroadtCay Methodist Choir
To Present Musical Soon

A musical concert. carrying the
theme Of Yesterday and Today fea.
turing Miss Cameron Boone, q music.
ian and reader Of note in Texas, and
a cast Of fifty persons from the choir
Of the Broadway Methodist Church
has been announced by Mrs. n. c,
Wood. director OF the choir for March
2nd at the Palace Theater.
This is 10 be u benefit performance
for the Broadway Methodist Church
and many interesting features for the
program are to be announced. A re.
hearsal for this mucical has been call.
ed for Monday evening at the home
Of Mrs. n. c. Wood. sos Fourth ave.
nue., southwest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-05
large Bridge Party for
Out-Of-TOlcR Guests

Mrs. II. II. Sayre entertained on
FThursday afternoon. AT her home. 1923
y street. southwest, with twelve tables
tat bridge compiimenting her house.
guest Mrs. Richard Frcret. Mrs Val.
lenIine c. Todd. house. guest OF Mrs.
II. Fl. Harts. and Mrs. j. W. Harreld
OF Washington. -. c.
Decorations throughout the rooms
were Of American Beauty roses. ar.
ranged in tall vases and masses OF
'ferns and greenery. Attractive cor
-sase bouquets OF sweet peas were
sprese nted 10 the several outof.town
lsuests, who were IN attendance al the
kparry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-05

krepe knit s the newest fabric for
spring. /, is woven material Of silk.
The back is like the back of tricole,te
and the face Ia like ratine. II Is really
sir eponge. II j. being fashioned
into suits. dresses and sports coats
and capes. II makes smart three.plece
suits and It often is used TO trim other
materials.
This afternoon frock pictured il
made Of black crepe knit combined
with beigS Canton crepe. The krepe
forms deep hem on the skirt and
sleeves. A note OF scarlet appears IN
the silk embroidery which marks the
Joining Of the two fabrics. The wide
sleeves and round nsckllne are fea.
tufe u The new spring modes.