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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
VETS HOSPITAL
At SULPHUR TO
DEDICATED soon
Every Legion Post in State
Asked TO Have Delegation
Present When Flag is
Raised There.

4he Soinlers Sanatorium Just complet-
ed al Sulphur will be dedicated August
~. at O'Clock p. m. at which time
q Tag raising ceremony win also take
place. The American Legion will have
ahA<ge Of the affair; Governor Robert
esn has agreed to inspect the hospital
and deliver an address; Jed Johnson of
Waters and Murray Gibbons Of Pur-
cell, ohairuen Of the soldisrs' commit
tee OF the house and senate respectively
Which authorized construction Of the
hospatal and which secured the soldiers
tsksf commission. which had charge
oa eonstructton, viii also speak. IL q.
Fell Of AgdRore, chairman Of tho COM
mission. and II. b. Davis. Of Duncan.
oepartmsnt commander of the legion.
WtU addrsss the meeting.
Representatives from all posts OF the
lsaien in Oklahoma have been invited to
Be present. A department executive
committee meeting will also take place
In The hospital at 4 o'clock y. m. to be
followed by q big dance In an open
ar pavilion.
The sanat0rium viii have about so
beds for tuberoular patients. Now
equipment IL being installed and 1t IL
hoped that the veterans bureau Will
lease the hospital for Oklahoma patti
enfs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
PATRIOT TRUCK BRINGS
OUT NEW MODELS

The Patriot Truck Company Of Okla.
homa, No. Z, West Main street. Okla
homa City. this week received informl.
ton from the factory at Havelock.
Neb., Of two new models now in pro
duction. one is the 500 series Lincoln
Old Field special. "a super-truek. extra
strong and extra powerful. rated at
zion capacity, but having d q, ton
hlnkiey motor and 2ls ton Tirlk,I
axle. The second addition 10 the line
is the worm drive Revere model rater
at l'ton but with II ton units through.
out, yet capable OF making 35 miles
an hour on country roads, and having
pneumatic tires, electric lights and
starter and all truck units at an ex-
ira special price OF s1295, representing
reduction of $685. under old model.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
New Orleans Is
Preparing For
Army Of Visitors

4 modern house on wheels with u ca
padty Of $4,000 will be operated by four
large railroads at the national conven-
uon OF the legion. The rolling hostelry
will be 456 Pullman cars parked In four
large railroad yards. The yards will
be equipped with all convenience OF
shower baths, barber shops and all ia
oiNttss OF a hotel.
Several posts in Oklahoma are plan
ming chartering a Pullman car from
their home town. which can be done at
the rate Of about 81 per day. for each
person including Pullman fare coming
and going and use of car as headquar-
tiers at New Orleans. About three hun
drsd cars have already been charatered
by various states, according to reports.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
new AUTO OWNERS

Leachman-Johnson Motor Company
sold the following Ford cars the past
week:
c. W. Allen. Writ touring
j. X. Pennington ArdInore. roadster
j. C. Wilkes. Ardmore. coupe.
L. K. Herndon. Ardmore roadster
Mrs. IL NJ Denton. Ardmore, touring
Lyndon Lindley, Ardmore roadster
5. f. Bungardner. Ardmore. touring
Arlie HarYick. Hewitt. roadster.
Geo. G. Manahan, Wilson, roadster.
Lesion Fox. Ardmore. touring.
Floyd F.. Clark. Ardmo.e, coupe
Elmer Pittman. Ardmore. roadster.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
Studebaker Car
Price Is Cut on
Aug. | in City

Important reduction In the price of
all Studebaker cars became effective
August /, the reduction ranging from
$40 to 5000 on light six models. This
announcement was posted by Tom
Cooper local dealer and many cars
have been sold under the new schedule
of prices.
The following purchasers were re
ported from local sales rooms this week
Special six touring model, C. NJ. Hen
ley, j. b. Alexander, Ardmore; A. p
Balthrop. II. w, Choate. Marietta; light
six touring model Mrs. Fay L. Cros
sett, Davis: c. b. Allen. Wilson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20

Artistic ArdnlOrc, It's bobbed hair a.
flutter over the great contest for the
hand and tiara Of IL. X. IL. Albert Ed.
ward, Prince of Wales, today pushes
its most brilliant Younger Member into
the arena.
Olga VolEa, author of stepping the
Steppes published by the authorD
Vodka, Tradegy,' (privately print
ed), and ether thin, limp volumes, (pri-
vateiy financed) il the choice OF the
Alley group for the honor. Miss Volga
Is art director of the lIalf-Pnt theater.
a member of the Society for the Pro
pagation OF Pungent Poetry, and an
ardont advocate OF all the newest
forms OF tho New Freedom. Her back
ers declare she is utterly untrammeled.
Miss Volsa-or "Comrade" Olga. as she
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
OIL USED AS FUEL
BY MIDVALE COMPANY

PHILADELPHIA - OIL burning ma.
chinery has been installed in the local
plant Of the Midvale Steel & Ordnance
company, which usually is busy On
government work. making armol plate.
projectiles and large guns Disarma.
ment hit this plant hard as the ma.
ohinery Is not we'll adapted for other
lines Of work Lack of government
orders helped to account for the com
panys deficit for six months Of ST.
$4,000 The company has recently OBJ
tanned orders for six fourteen-inch guns
which viii cost about sl,S50,O0G work
on which will start as soon az plans
are perfected. Unless adequate supplies
OF coal arc soon available 1t. Is said
oil burning machinery VIII be installed
at the companys plants in Coatesville
andy Johnstown, Pa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
WOerz Brothers
Enlarge Nursery
Greenhouse Here

Enlargement OF the Woerz Brothers
green house. 70l First avenue. north.
west. Ia now In progress. a propogat-
ing house for plants being Installed and
equipped The propogating house is
primarily for hybrid roses which are
hard to propagate under ordinary con-
dtions, Mr. Woerz states, requiring spe.
cial houses.
At present there are five acres under
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
GUY HARRIS REPORTS GOOD
SALES DURING THE WEEk

The Guy Harris Buick Company re
ports the following sales for the past
week: Jake l.. Hamon estate. roadster
X. 4. Carlisle. Writ. touring car: p
). Curtis. Ardmore. touring; Mrs Min.
ME Moore Grimes. sport touring; A. r
Close, Ardmore, roadster. The Gu,
Harris company will receive a car OF
1s2a model Bucks that will be on dis
play this week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
BEEDE REPORTS FIVE SALES
FOR THE LAST WEEi,

The Beede Motor Company reports
the following sales OF Dodge cars foi
the past week: Roxana Petroleum Com
pany. roadster; Miss Myrtle Elliott. q
Writ, touring; V. X. Gresham. Ardmore
coupe; Magnolia Petroleum Company
two roadsters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20

cultivation with $4,000 square feet OF
glass Ardmore, due to the continual
increase OF the Woerz Brothers estab-
lishment, ranks third in the state in es
adjustments of this kind, only two cit
les. Guthrie and Muskogee. surpass
the local florists in point of size OF
business
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
COnlrade Olga.

prefers 20 be called, when interviewed
at her studio said in part:
Ordinarily | should be shocked at
the merest thought of such Bour-
geois Slave contract as matrimony
And yet, In these matters, one is apt
to be guided by the heart, don't you
think?
"Often | have been fascinated by
the eyes of this young prince-they
seem to speak dumbly of deep de
sire TO Get Away From 1t All.
If / lm the fortunate maiden,
shall. Of course. begin my great work
Of commanding the Court of st. James
Each evening shall read Little Things
OF My own. 1t will constitute what
We Radicals call Boring from within
In ;his. Comrade Olga is undoubt
! edy Is correct. IL will.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
M0nOgrans.

Monograms are being used extensive
~, both on lingerie and on tailored
frocks OF linen and silk. On silk shirts
they frequently appear on the pocket,
or on the sleeve.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
DAN AND TRANSPORTATION

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN thlt tho undersigned has bcon duly ap- pointed School Tax Collector for Che Town Of Douglas In conformity with Chapter 29. Alaska Session Laws 1919. and amendments thereto.
 An persons between Che ages Of tucnty-0no and Gfy yeaw except sailors i'm Che u & Army or Revenue Cutter Service. volunteer dromou. uaupen and insane persons. are eub- Ioct to aE in Che sum Jf Five E5.O0l Dollars
 Should you bc living ln Alaska on or prior t0 tbc first Monday In Aprl 1922. said tax shall Doc due and pay- ahlo 0n said first date and ahaI be delinquent after May lst 1922. Should you arrive in Alaska later than Che frst dato above mentioned, ux win bo delinquent thirty 30) days after your arrival or within ten OO) days aftor notice is given you.
 An persons. firms and cornoa- uous employing labor shall furnish usl of employees to collector and arc authorized by law to deduct amount of laX from wages of em- ploycos
 Fines and Imprisonment arc pro- vIIci by Che Act above quoted for thosc who fail or neglect t0 pay tax or furnish ist Of employees.
 D1.ed af Douglas Alaska. April I. 1922. L. w. KLBuRN.
 School Tax Collector for Che
 Town of Douglas
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
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 Wlm the s.ro.ior was preparing for his o.r..r ho devoted five yolr .1 Che study o. medicine. Ho "aa Iueu In tHo uur.oons.ruc.cl huI solid South and f. was Imperative that a newspaper man in tlat country anl a mo.. Iap should ho rhIc to bind mp .U kind. o. wounds apply un.w and eor-. nH.ler pIue mp hu'ct Ho.e and prospect na nHtcm for m...Ho. 0A quarter ol century
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 HmI he devoted Io Che .udr of H0..n. heI0r. attempting I0 write mn editorial uu .u.e1rI.uH.I0n nr in- nuI h.nU.m otherwise Che editor iH .nI fn o1uu.. u.h uouh.o chauc- tors John Calvin Tom ra.nc IuIa. Iro. and Wnum Jennings H...u.
 mHIOruHU comprehensive .IrnnI.Ir. 0I patching and sowing m mInm should bo acquired l ..e mouI.r oI public though. hu I aspirations otherwise tro ume may como whom n win he poll icy for him lo back mp aaIu. 'ho wan whom h.. lady friends can to He shown Ihe typ. Uee Either .ha' ar fhe oU.e apron must Ion worn be- HnI
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

A. Ono vacation umo irnva near many eu.or hIah .chooI .ud.uu arc h..urIne Io east aDou. Tor ome suitable cuuu. or nroI au tHat uu mol only kccn tHem busy at Io.. nr.. hours neH lIN hut HI Ono ume umc enable chem Io make from tf00 lo fr50 per month IH. sunnn Ius bocn approached within ..e recent nal by number u. ruuu. Hot who orc standing on One threshold oI graduation and who have muma.eI o him Cha. they rau to enraeo Iu ihe newspaper hrHuc. and eventually he.omo reg uI.r nIrH.muu editors. at Ono wmo Hm. admitting .m. ihoy lo mo. now
 know Che UIHeruo. between lower. ...e ".' and Che o'd-.uah.oueI cH.- whistle doctrine ol eternal W. mumous d.muaHon HuI tHT H.r. manifested u 0e.re IH no 0r. U.Ut.r.I and hure pleaded with 'I. s.nHar Tn wise chem up ou how .u break into Che newspaper -amo and h..m tn .1n mono. Immediately and cuNhIo become known n.or.Hou. .He w.dta and hrOai.H ul
 ra country M .nH oI tH. m0 class. m.lH.n. n. he who picks tI. E..a which Wu.o tlIa article
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

norunue on Che 2ith of th.a| month. ono week from next Moudlv !. win be what haa hocn designated l1 "Bo Kind io Animals Wook' t i8| hoped Chat people win bo especially . kind io animals of all kinds during that uoot. beginning Monday morn me and ending Saturday evening.
 Now Your Uncle does not believe n aa.uue apart special weeks or periods for doing good. Thoro arc "Fathcr and Som days "Do s0mc Good Act' dayH and many other special periods for doing good of aamo kind. but Your Uncle can not understand why itltiaa % nuo thIuG t0 bc good for one day or ono wcck it ia not a good hng io bo good an Che umc
 Why should people, both bis and uWo. bo kind lo animals from One 1In fo Iho lotb Of th.H month and mol. kind i0 thUm the balance of thc dmo juat as though animals can ap- nraeIaie kindness better one umo .han auo.ho9 Why should periods he designated as special times lor nnor and sons to pay cEtra atton- uon i0 each other and become better acquainted .hau during every day in the yer2 Such things look very foolish and out of placo to Your Uncle. as Hndnc to animals. ccnu- . donr. be.wor father and son. and Good Act days should be every day ruI not on special occasions. Hul Your Uncle hono li all h.H rouur readers are mot already kind to m.maIs. mat 0hcy win start ou Ono day aot. Monday Iho 2ith. and hat thoy win not qu.t Che following Saturday night but win koop right on and mako sncc.aIty or bolne kind to animals every day in Ono ycar
 I'm Boston thcrc ia a paper printed which Is called "Our Dumb Animals. and |. H exclusively devoted to ad- rucruur Kindness lo animals and c- uec.aIy Ia It against sacrificing Ono Ir.. of dogs and guinea pigs for oE- rumnu and scientific purposes. In n Iule issue oi thIs paper which comes to Your Uncle regularly was @ poem abou. dog uamcd "Raga. who was killed Iu order that a few medical students might bo onlieht- meI Iu certain course of study Your Uncle thought hiH young rcad- eH would enjoy thc poem about .Hars' ao hcre lt is.
 We called mm "Rar" He was just
 eur.
 But twice. ou che Western L.nc THat UiIe od bunch o. faithful lur
 Had offered h.H nlc for mine. And an mat he got was bones and
 bread.
 Or One Ic1uurs of soidicrrruh. Uu he'd e.rc hIs heart for % pat on
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 Or O friendly uc'do and rub. And Rags got homo wth Che rerI-
 And ner i'm tho breaking away W.u whether fHor stole him. or
 whether ho Wout
 lam not prepared to aay
 But we mustered out some .o bcor
 and erucI
 And some to sherry and ahad And ! wont back to Che Slwhone
 School
 Where , som was ou undergrad One day hcy took ua budding M D's
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

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 a r..t r.I.m.. aH 'He nr'n.r
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
ly0rHEB COMMISSION C0W6

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

". A. Bates. tho woI known local clnnoryman. returned iast night on Che Queen. afcr spending most of Che winter at lower coaar points in connection with his business
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

WANTED Umr cotton uea Tho sroH.ra W0..'r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
Ir IIlE. - nELYTlN

un has heon here and Jim H in n. oIue
 Don created nhou. ms much cn- Uum n. chat displayed by sick man whom h. .a.s cold no.H.oe.
 Jim . UHe hero ouelme ncNt u.e. whom Hc |. billed To m.urIc In uur. uay and ..'I n. aihe.auH II. ..e Hrr cHo..o he.We0u c.Hr ..re.. .I. and Hr. water
 uuI.or keeping out oI Che mrUeh. which Is nm exhibition of ..r.IHn on h.s uar, .Hul conduct. ne Ha nmn.I.u hr .orrenouicno.
 Tho r..n't s fnr. u-arlon stock
 Ir.r.r. beear.e he !. keeping H.I.. .or.-
 nmr .eN of Che nndaaHer ar. .0 HHr
 Tr. who want .o cruelty Dan .. for Ga'.r.
 r.o rank and Uo tHr.e who r.e..r tH. lessor o. fHree es. arc .0r ums.0n
 Iu n. m..u.me tH.r. nm. ..H.0 who .-. .une or .Ha '.uo and ...re t.c procession.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

Statistic. show .Hn. m. Increase
 ..mn aum.'E eurI1reI In m. Urr.. sa..s 1-i per cont u0.. ...U .0-.. ro.r .eo WH... Che ..... 0. mon u .H. sam. nor.o.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

Women ..... n. .H.. .. Jury duty Tn 1.... -.nHo. for m. s.rroe .H.r ...| o. dozen or more uer from -. northern n.r.H o. tr. Division ..r-r- around Juneau waiting .a h. called or .ur. and doing nothing hut H..s around and
 smoke ...t "... replace. "E women
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN

By YOUR UNCLE

T0 one Of ihoso institutes Where tbcy demonstrate ovory now
 dIaolao
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