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j. 5. ATHLETES
leading WORLD
With RECORDS
With Ninety Titles Figures
More Than Twice Nearest
Competitor; Great Bri-
tain Second

/ NEW YORK.-Athletes of the Unit.
ed States lead the world as holders Of
rac; and field records. An analysis
Of the latest list Of worlds records,
accepted by the international Anna.
/ teur Athletic federation, shows that
ou Of some ninety standard events the
best time or distance has been made
by American athletes in 81 contests,
/ This number which is u trifle more
than one.third of the entire list Of
accepted records. is also greater than
! the combined total of any Two other
nations,
Americas nearest competitor for the
honor Of leading the world in record
holders is Great Britain, whose ath.
/ letes have marked up the best time or
distance in 2S events. Denmark and
/ Finland are tied for third place, with
seven records each. No other nation
/ approaches the versatility of the
American athlete, for the United
States performers have established
records in six out of the seven groups
OF competition into which the worlds
record events naturally divide them
selves.
This country is without a record
holder in the walking events in which
Great Britain and Finland hold all the
records. America 'is tiled with Great
Britain in the running records, each
nation having its' credit.
Taking the records as they appear
in the latest official list, however, it
is shown that the American athlete
is better in more events in the record
| lis than any one other nationality.
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STUDENT DANCES
running MORALS

MADISON. is.-"Licentiousness has
come into the schools of the nation
through student dances which must
be cured if there Is to be solution
OF the moral problems of the country,
pr j. William Hudson Of the Uni.
versity Of Missouri told the Southern
Wisconsin Teachers Association.
We have come upon Il reign of
moral looscness and debauchery," DR..
Hudson said. students dance as
people were not allowed TO dance in
the worst resorts 20 years ago. There
Is Hedonis,ic trend.
''It has never been 20 hard To get
a child lo g. the way he should 90.
the speaker declared. IF there is
any solution for these problems" he
said, ''it must come from the schools.
the institutions that express the ideals
Of America and democracy.
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Students may enroll any week day
AT Ardmore Business College. Phone
6l3. 49,?
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NUEEN NAB, queen of all the
fairies, met Mary Jane one day
~ beside the little spring under the
great oak tree. The Queen was
in her golden coach, drawn by pair
Of crickets. She stopped at the spring
to leave orders with Mr.. Bull Frog to
get his orchestra together for big
dance that night under the wild rose
bush.
Queen Nab gave Mary Jane her
hand to kiss. This, you know, is al.
ways the way queens do with their
loyal subjects.
Then she got out of her chariot and
sat down on the grass and had long
talk with Mary Jane. Finally she said
MARY Jane, I've known you a long
while, and l know you never tell a
secret to anybody-except your mama
and papa, and little Bobby and the
boys and girls up at your school. What
do you think? I'm going to get
married"
Mary Jane said "lsn't that wonder.
full! To whom?" Queen Nab told
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her to King Minzie Michelewska, who
was the handsomest, most wonderful
fairy king in all the world.
Then the Queen told Mary Jane just
how she was going to be dressed-an
in white, with a beautiful lace train,
and big string of pearls, and every.
thing. And then the Queen asked
Mary Jane to be bridesmaid at the
wedding. And Mary Jane said she
would.
Then Dotty Dots, the big turtle,
came along and took Mary Jane up
on his back, and Mary Jane and the
fairy Queen rode home and had de.
licious supper of golden brown biscuits
with Mary Jane Syrup all over them,
and some of the most delicate ginger.
bread you ever ate-made with Mary
Jane Syrup.
Then the fire.flies came to light the
way, and Queen Nab kissed Mary
Jane good night, and went back to
her castle.
LOOK FOR the next story about "Mary Jane
and the SsUen Little Kittens"
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Stars Not The DubS
Running Movie Game

SPARTANBURG. S. C-"The
movie industry will blow up il
they don't clean house. The sad
feature is that it's the stars and
not the dubs who are getting it
in bad" Billy Sunday said here.
"The woman game is as danger.
Gus as Z. n. Y. No one ever
played it and got away with it.
Woman's eyes have slain more
men than poison gas. The devil
himself couldn't get Adam to bite
until he baited his hook with u
woman. And they've been nib.
bling ever since.
"Wcmens smiles and her sighs
have caused multitudes to strike
out and they will as long as the
human race endures.
II do not mean to condemn the
movie people as whole because
a few of them are fools No more
would YOU do that than you would
condemn baseball because a few
players were charged with being
crooked.
But | think that while the fires
OF public opinion are raging the
movie industry will not be CON.
sumed-but purified. -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
COUNTY STUDENTS.
REPORT ON MATCH.
Districts Preparing For the
Group Spelling Matches to
Precede County Event
On March Is

Rules and regulations governing the
county spelling match to be held in
Ardmore Saturday. March IS. are
b-irs made by the county superintend.
ent OF schools. assisted by members
OF the various school boards over the
county.
Great interest is being evidenced in
the contest and practically every dis.
mot has already selected Its repre-.
gsentatives for the group contests TO be
held on Saturday. March !.
Reports from the following schools
we're received Monday morning:
Norris Chapel. Callie Iayman. prin.
cipal: Tom walters. second division.
Georgia Ratliff. third; Maggie Stub.
bling. fifth; Newman Lasley, sixth:
Dovie Lasley. eighth.
Homer. Genevieve Jones. principal
Maud Hedrlck, second division: Ar.
Feree Sadler. third: Matte Burcn,
fourth; Mertie Glen Poe. fifth; obert
Eaves. sixth: Matte Mlrl Poe, sew.
enth
Bunker Hin. I'D Clendemn, princi.
paE Ouida Lee, first division: Myrtle
lones, second, Joe laccoS, third. Cecll
Maddox, fourth. Ensley Bridges. firth:
fernle Lee. sixth; ora Pitcock. sew.
nth, Mary Maddox ninth
Lone Grove. Z. r. Hankey. rrin.
cipal. Geraldine Frensley. first divi,
sion: Woodard Fields, second Johnnie
y. Gauntt. third: Doiphus Cook
foarth; Mary Burgess, fifth: Helen
Bat. sixth; Aine Bigbie. seventh
Ray Payne. eighth; Katie Fisher.
ninth.
Cheek. Thomas Ovorstreet. principal
Garum Barker. first division; Lola
Gnleland. second; Lorene Overstreet
third. Alabama Overstreet, fouth: Vcrs
Stinnett. flfth: Hattie Taylor. sixth
zetta Stephens. seventh; Barney Grit
fin. eighth.
Mulkey. Madse Walker. principal
BESSIE Taylor. second division. RALPH
Mckee. third: Hazel Hunter, fourth
Eugene Mckee. fifth Hattie Taylor
sixth; Mamie Taylor. seventh.
Cisco. A. X. Buszo. principal: jew
u Vance. first division: Ben Mooney
ham, second: Erman Vance. third: Lo
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retta May. fourth; Esther Shaw. fifth:
Ora Montgomery, seventh.
Enterprise, J. r. Salyer, principal:
Troy Morris, first division; Lamar
Howell, second Leona Hodges, third;
Lois Price, fourth; Ray Howell. fifth
Margaret Christian, sixth; Granul
Kelley. seventh; Robert Cummings,
eighth; Adalle Howell, ninth.
Newport. Opal Reed Stansel, prn.
cipal Joe Balthrop, first division;
Whit Fuller, second; Lorenzo Dixson,
third; Alien Woods. fourth; Iva Dix
son. fifth; Opal Bruce, sixth; Ear
Cypert, seventh; Clair Lasley. eighth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
PROPOSES SUNDAY
SCHOOL FOR STARS

CHICAGO-The Rev. George c.
Dewey, Third Presbyterian church,
proposed that win Hays. now director
general of the movies, organize a Sun.
day school class for film stars when
he arrives at Hollywood.
Hays is an elder in the Presby.
terian church, the Reverend Dewey
said. Although there are 10000 goo
Sunday school members in the coun'
try. there is still room for Il class
with Win Hays as teacher and the
Ten Commandments as the text"
The minister said the parties at
Hollywood reminded him Of the feast
of RelshaZZar"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
'DR. HOUSE TALKS
TO BIG AUDIENCE
Opens, Series of Lectures;
Talks Tonight on "The
Forces of Suggestion"
Admission Free

"The Forces Of Suggestion" as they
may make failures in business, body,
teaching, and caring for children. is
mons lecturer, at tonight's meeting
at Convention Hall.
Dr. House began his lectures on
The Psychology of Religion Sun
day afternoon ut First Presbyterian
church.
His lecture was on IAN Available
God" or God who knows. a God
who can. God who cares and Il
God who will,
In the evening an audience that
nearly filled Convention Hall heard
him on "The Wonders of the Mind
DR.. House is forceful speaker and
his message held the closest at
tention of the audience. He said that
the mind of man is divided into three
realms of one mind, conscious. sub
conscious and superconscious.
"The conscious mind has reason.
will and Judgment. it is the mind that
creates and directs" the speaker said.
THE subconscious mind is the power
house of the conscious. it has perfect
harmony, great reserve power, never
sleeps and functions in the body. All
digestion and assimilation are carried
on by the subconscious mind. 1t is
the builder, il can build cancer,
bright's disease, premature old age,
If one shall thus direct. therefore one
must be careful what he gives ii TO
build There is where the power of
mental healing comes In.
"The superconscious mind is the
! spirit in man, put there by God
| Himself He being spirit must enter
mans life by spirit, so this is His
method of making contact with His
child. An animal has no supercon'
scious mind and therefore death ends
| its existence, but man is immortal
because his srperconscious mind i'm
mortalizes the other two realms"
Dr. House will talk Tuesday after
noon on THE Power of Affirmation,
Admission 10 the lecture is free, but
an offering is taken.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
LIVERPOOL TIED UP WHEN
TUGBOAT MEN STRIKE

LONDON.-The shipping trade in
Liverpool is dislocated and liners are
unable TO enter or leave port owing
to strike of the tugboat men, says
an Evening News message. The
strike Is against the liners demand
In wages.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
TOXIC SCHOOL BOY
TRIED TO KILL PRINCE

SAN FRANClSCO.--A Toxic dis
latch to the Japanese-Ainerican,
Japanese language newspaper mere
said Toxic school boy had been ar
rested in connection with an alleged
plan to assassinate Prince lseyaio
Tokugawa. one of the Japanese dele
gates TO the Washington limitation
armament conference.
The boy was arrested. the dispatch
said, at the Toxic railway station las'
Saturday when Prince Tokugawa ar
rived home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
MOTHER LOST LIFE
PROTECTING CHILD

HOUSTON. Texas.-Funeral ar.
rangements were being made today
for Mrs. Isabella Garcia, Mexican.
who was killed Sunday afternoon
in an attempt 10 save the life Of
her child, 4 year and a half old.
The child was playing in the
street. The mother. hearing an
approaching automobile. rushed
out, grabbed the baby and then
was struck by the car. The child,
although badly bruised, is expected
TO live.
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CITY MARSHAL STOOD GUARD
WHILE BURGLARS W0RKEI

OKLAHOMA CITY.-H. n. Jones,
marshal ut Stratford, confessed to hay
ing stood guard while robbers looted
five stores there Thursday night, ac,
cording to Lee MullenX and Jack
Thomas of the Oklahoma City police
department. who went 20 Stratford to
make an inspection. The local Off
GERS say the confession came after
three hours of questioning.
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LOOK FOR the next story about "Mary Jan
and the Seven Little Kittens"
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, 1922-11-05

Corner OF East Second and South
Durbin streets the Rev. Lewis +.
Carter. D. d. pastor. Sunday school.
s.S5 a. m. Morning services, II ser
mon. What Is on You Mind An
them 70 Lord How Excellent Gal
brasth- Duet. so Thou Liftest Thy
Divine Petition" statner-Mr- Paige
and Mr.. Cartwright. Junior Church.
conducted by Mrs. Carter. IL; subject,
The vex Hospital" ) p M kings
Heralds. ba5 D. m. personal work
ers class. Epworth league. $50 p m;
Leo Thomas. leader; Jack Rutz VIII
sing. Sacred concert, ESQ p. m e
=. Fisher. conductor. Mr. A l.
Cook. pianist. Anthem. Send out
the Light" Gounod- ladies' quartet,
ABIDE with Ne" vogrich- Anthem.
Hear My CH." Spinney. Solo. This
Lord IS My Shepherd" Rockwell
A. LCosk. Trio. Praise Ye." from
Attiila- Verdi Anthem. How Beau
tifu Upon the Mountain" Wooier;
soioiss Mrs. Nye. Male quartet. RE
member Now Thy Creator" Rhodes.
Solo. Fear Not. Ye. o Israel" Buck;
Mis- Edna May Healey. Anthem, ]
Deunl." Bfaumback; solosts. Mrs.
Nye. Messrs. Osborn and Cartwright.
TUESDAY, s p. m, the Sunday school
board at the church; Mesdames Lid
derdale. Stear and Green viii act a.
h~ostesses. "wednesday. 7.3o p. m,
prayer meeting. Friday. $50 p. m,
choir rehearsal
, 1922-11-05

J. NJ. cromer. pastor. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Morning sermon al
IL a m. Evening sermon at 7;30 ps
m. At tie morning servica tho rite
OF baptism viii be administered.
Members also will be received. There
are scores OF Lutherans who have not
yet attended church at our mission
In Odd Fellows hall You are most
cordially invited { o come soon The
church IS having unusual progress
and promises TO be self sustaining in
an unusually short time. Almost
every day adds new members. Get
Identified as o as possible and
make uD for lost time. and help TO
build up a strong evangelical church
In CaeDer. Then there arc scores OF
friends who have never been affili-
ated wit hthe Lutheran church. and
with whom we 1av talked and in
who NEW are personally interested
We urge you to come and get ac-
, 1922-11-05

Corner sixth and Durbin streets
Rev. Charles A. Wilson. D. D.. pastor
Sunday school and Bible classes s45.
Morning worship II a. m. Sermon,
IAN Increasing Church." Young PEG.
pies meeting $50 D. m. Evening wor
ship 7.30. Sermon. Blindness TO op-
.portunity." Special music at all meet
ings. Meeting OF the session at 1osf5
a. m. 10 receive new members Public
reception at IL a 81. Missionary so
ciety Thursday 2:s0 p. m, In the
church. Mrs. Peake's committee in
charge. Choir rehearsal Thursday
, 1922-11-05

First Christian.
Corner Grant and Lind streets; Rev.
r r. Hldeorand. A NJ. pastor Bible
.schtoi. 9sts; morning service. 1os4s;
Christian Endelvor society. $40. eve
ming service, gao. Special music.
We are all set for our great meeting.
We feel that this is hi very best time
TO have It. II. Gordon Bennett is one
OF the best men in the country. He Is
eloquent. SERIOUS. a student OF the
Bible and devoted 10 his work Re
ports from other fields speak OF his
great inspiring messages Services
begin promptly at T.50 each night and
let out eariy. Owing TO the storm
of last week the Every-Menber Can
Nass was postponed but will he
this Sunday with tho utmost
viEor. A record breaker Il expected.
We welcome all visitors Come and
enjoy the music and measages. Mono
OF US know too much about the Rtbie.
II. Gordon Bennett breaches the Bible
Note change Of time for services.
, 1922-11-05

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at II a. In the
church edinee at the ccmer Of Fourth
aud Grant streets The lesson ser
mon for tomorrow Is Adam and Fal-
len Man The public Is cordially in
vited- Sunday school for pupils up to
the age OF 20 Is held at $50 a m.
Testimonial meetings are held We'd
nesday evening at 8 o'clock.
, 1922-11-05

quainted wit hns. The Lutherzn
church believes that h bible Is the
word OF God and has not been faint
cd by destructive cirticiam which IS
sappins the spiritual life. out Of 50
amy denominations. In this day Of
apostary the Lutheran church stands
out boldly and feariess,y and cham
pions h old gospel as preached by
the apostles. Come now and let Us
reason together
, 1922-11-05

Ouf mus.t and our welcome appeal to
all s.ranRCrz- This Is the church
with the non The Broiherhood Is
once again started on its winters
work and there Is a piece for you.
The brotherhood basketball team Is
being organized. watch the live
Baptist Brotherhood this ~fintr. But
better Etlil. be a part OF II. Meet
with the men at ess5 every Sunday.
Strangers M strangers hut once In
the Fgrst baptist church All without
n church iioine in ,1ssDer are welcome
10 b FIRST Bsptiss church.
II. Gordon Benntt vii holt Revival
meeting at the Christian church,
starting Sunday. November 5. a. the
corner OF Grant ane Lind streets.
, 1922-11-05

Rev. C. N. Thomson Jr.. pastor.
Fifth and Beech streets. sunCny
school. s45 a. m. Morning service.
II: theme. Luke 1s11. b. Y. p. u.
ESQ. Evening service, 7sso: theme,
FLOWING Gold" by Rex Beech. Mid
week service. Wednesday. tao p. m.
, 1922-11-05

caIissour synodl South Park and
East Fourth Streets. J. II. coekel.
pastor. $40 Sunday school. io.so
Morning service Engiiah). $50 after
noon service at Glenrock. 7sso even
ing service English
, 1922-11-05

Corner of Seventh and Center ST.
The Rev. FIR. ]. II. Mullin. pastcr.
Early mass. : a m. second mass. .
M; last mass. 1880 a m Ben
ediction. , p. m. Mass during the
woek. 5 a m.
, 1922-11-05

1908 North Du-oin street. The Rev.
George Woodland, minister. Sunday
school. 10 a. M; Christian Endoavor.
ss45 D. m. Morning service. II A. m,
subject. "The Church Established Up
on the Rock" Evening service
, 1922-11-05
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, 1922-11-05

7.se y. m. sacred musical Sunday.
November y. 7.so p. n. Your attend
ance l. heartily we.came-
, 1922-11-05

Sunday school. Feuway and
streets at 2sso p. m.
, 1922-11-05

Sunday school $50 a m. r. c. Mar
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, 1922-11-05

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NOTICE FOR PUBLIcAv,ov
DEPARTMENT OF ryrpn,
L. y. Land OFFICE at pu.h,a hhiOR

NOTICE is ho,.o,,,, Nov, q, lsss]
belty Englund. OF 2O22 S"un u,., 'aaa
Denver, Colorado. who on h'ga ST
l9lo. made Desert Land y, p,,sy NAY \
oIe573, for Sc Section I%'y, 10 Z N0I
ship is s., Range So w en- ~ n somI
pal Meridian. has filed notio. %, rri'slI IL
tchtion TO make final proof ana y, ~
chase under the third por,araap anu pun
Act March 4, 1915 to establish ~ \
TO The land above describad ha;1 vi;.
,he Clerk Of the Distric, Cons, pe'Ot1
Crowley County, at ordwov vu't r., y
en- the 18th day OF Janunry ,ss, uU,,|
Claimant names as witnes,oa i'''I
Charles Il. MeCabe, of Ordway "a.
Charles w. Fravel. of Ordw1y' cO, cU,o'
Ernest olinger, Of ordway Coli Colo 'Ol''
Edith Anderson, of Denver Gaia
Fred F. Sisson,
E,ro, p,h NJ Register
Last Pub. Dec. 20. 1929
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NOTICE FOR pu.,,c,
Department of TIE n1..,

department art, of the Ints.,
Land land Office at Pueblo IbLerior, m U. S
MMovember Mo,, 81. 1929 s0'o' colcrado
Notice Notice is hereby given -
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,anu ,a above described. befn,I lam 20 d,
the District Court, at SelSr or5sc Clerk D
raao' on the 9th day of , y, Cold
claimant names as ,.
fred @ Hill. of Kendrick co, ,SilnessesI
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man. OF Kendrick, Colo '.enry stut,]
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-23
BOND ISSUE
To RETIRE PAPER
MATURING JAN. |
Secretary Mellon May Float
MiIIion-DoIIar Loan With
In Few Weeks.
BANKERS FAVOR ISSUI
Abandonment of Soldier Bonus
Relieves Strain on Credit
With Financial Houses.
By United Netcs

By United Netcs
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.--With the
soldier bonus bill abandoned, financial
interests in Wall street expect the
Government to take steps to refund
50, 900, 100000 in bonds which mature
before Jan. 1.
Secretary Of the Treasury Mellon is
thought to be planning to float a ST.
600, 000, 900 bond issue within the next
few weeks to bear four per cent and
mature in ten years.
Whereas bankers here We're rather
lukewarm to, extensive Government
financing operations some time ago.
They are understood to favor a long
term issue now. Such an issue, they
think, could be floated successfully
some time next month as the strain
on credit due to the movement of
crops would have passed and bank
ers would be in a position to handle
the bonds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-23
The Worm and God

hadn't created the earhworm vegetation upon the
hard of the planet would naught The
erthwo needed burrOw into the ground soften it, areat
it, enrich and thus prepare it for first seeds In
of ground of earth pass annually through the earth
worms bodies Why did nature devise ingenious and
sary apparatuS7
If creation only mechanical process what infinitely
small chance there would been of being organized
into automatic and scientific agrcuuiss and then being placed
earth at the right time prepare the for the first
taon Without vegetation all higher life would have been i'm
possible Life depends energy and the main of the
earths energy is the rays peculiar of vege-
taon be able acquire the energy and for
the of animals including mankind.
The earhwOrm therefore became the pioneer for all higher
forms of life Except for the earhworm early work the
of creative evolution leading would have been.
How did the Life Force know7 The earthworm be at
trbuted only by great creduty The
Life Force acting through the owy worm be acting
inignty If in fact does the unacceptable conclusion
that life chance affair of cosmc mechanics created
by Spirit, call it what you will.