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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News q the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Cream puffs for Saturday the last
Of the season. CAeckerllne.
Cookies-lemon, moasses, cocoa
nut, sugar, fruit bars, and oatmeal
Checkerline.
Bakery specials for Saturday
macaroons, angel, fudge, mocha and
sponge cake, Jelly rolls, rs and fudge
squares. Checkerline
Baked beans and brown bread Tor
Saturday. Checkerilne.
Fresh strawberry PIE for tomorrow
Checkerline.
Beginning Tuesday, Juno G, the
Academy library will be open Tues
days from 10 to IL u. m. and Friday
from 3 to p, m.
John j. Hayes, foreman for the
Charles Cooper Estates and Mrs
Hayes have returned from short
vacation in Boston,
Bathing suits. large variety, at ],
Levin & Sons
Mrs. II. l.. Dour',ton, Mrs. Weed
and daughter, Antoinette, motored
from Catsklll Sunday to visit their
aunt, Mrs, Emma Dickinson, who is
I'll.
Mrs. Douglas Macintosh and
daughter, Doris and Margaret have
returned from Dorset where they
have been spending several days
with friends and relatives.
Fresh strawberry pit for tomorrow
Checkerinc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Il. Palmer and
family and Mr.. palmer's mother and
sister, Mrs. stephen Palmer and Miss
Nellie Palmer, OF Troy motored t.
Bennington Memorial day to call on
Mrs. Emma Dickinson.
Mrs, Clarence peckham Of Little
Falls, who has been at the home ol
her mother, Mrs Err Maxon, for sew
eral weeks, returned Tuesday accom-
panied by Mrs, Maxon, who will
spend the month of June at Little
Falls,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-02
NORTH BENNINGTON

Maurice Flanders. Eugene and For.
rest Rowe took a trip through Shafts
bury Valley Memorial Day, driving
Dolly. the little Shetland pony.
There will be left at each house IN.
North Bennington, ether Friday az.
ternoon or Saturday morning, print
ed statement, asking for a contribu-
ton OF nickel from each member OF
the household for the work of the
Vermont tuberculosis association
Envelopes will also be left in whicl
to put the money which will be called
for on Nickel Day" Tuesday, June 6.
The girls who do the work will wear
badges
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

FfAN~i
Extra fine poultry at the Checker
line.
]. H. Miller of Pittsheld was in
town Thursday.
Arthur Edelsteln of New York Is
spending the day in town.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harte are at
their cottage in Woodford for the
week.
Special for Saturday, 10 per cent
reduction in our shoe department al
Noyecks. 26t2
Mrs. Winifred Chase underwent an
operation Thursday at Putnam Mem
orial hospital.
Mrs. Howard Pratt, who was the
recent guest of Mrs. Adebert Hurley
has returned to Troy.
1.-Two and boiled lobster, salmon,
mackerel and halibut, fresh for sat
urday at the Checkerine.
All America is stumbling" Don't
IN IS this big hit fox trot in the June
Victor records. Griswo.d's.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Bennington Girls club VIII
be held at their rooms this evening.
see William S. Hart in "Travelin'
\ On" Pathe News and episode OF
GO Get En- Hutch Harte theatre
today
Miss Florence Miller of Orient
Heights, East Boston is the week
end guest of her sister, Mrs. A. p
Dcdson.
Ladies and Misses Queen Quality
high grade footwear, special for sat
weeks 26t2
Very fine lean pork loins and the
best in veal at the Checkerline.
A gay bit from the gayest set OF
two continents. Mae Murray in Pea
cock Aley. Opera house today and
tomorrow.
Mrs. R. E. Way, Mrs Benjamin p
Hamlin, Mrs. l., e. Pierce and Mrs
Galusha OF Manchester were in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Wruck, who has been
spending a few days with Mrs. WI!
fred Duclaws, returned to Hoosick
Falls this morning
Edward Donnelly Is expected to ar
rive today or tomorrow from New
York to pass the weekend at his sum
mer place in Woodford.
Clarence Patterson and Stewart
Lathrop of Bennington, n. y, are
guests Of Mrs. Frank Murphy. Mrs
Murphy is Mr. Patterson's aunt.
Mems Emeyson's high grade foot
wear. special for Saturday 10 pei
cent price cut at Noyeck's. 26t.
J.. c. White, local manager for th'
Twin State Gas and Electric com
pany. who has been in Boston Thu
week attending an electrical confer
ence, has returned.
The June Victor records are OF
sale today at Griswold's. include
in the list are two excellent children
records with % nursery songs an
iingIes that are sure to interest IN
youngsters. Drop in and hear an
or all of the new records at Girls
> wold's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-21
THIS OKLAHOMA VETERAN
FEELS 70 YEARS YOUNGER
Mr. H E. Richmond of Burneyville Oklahoma Despite
His IA Years. Feels Like Young Man; Believes Pur-
atone is Best System Builder in the World.

Mr.. H. E. Richmond. Of Burneyville,
Okla, for many years successful
farmer, but now devoting his time
to raising chickens and turkeys, in
relating his experience with Puratone
said.
Since / began taking Puratone ]
can do a. mans work every day. l
had been sick for two years. My
kidneys were giving me all kinds Of
trouble; SO much, in fact, that was
up most Of the night. Also as a
consequence l had rheumatism and
suffered all the time. Was up five
or six times every night, got no rest
and next morning felt worse than
when l went to bed.
Now, this is all changed. The very
first bottle of Puratone began doing
me good, and although we have used
only three bottles it has made u new
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-21
CASUALTIES IN
IRLAND GROW
Twelve Killed in Riots and
Shipping Since Outbreak
Morning of Easter
Sunday

BELFAST.-Firing was again in
progress in the Short strand area Of
Ballymacarrett early today. A sergeant
In the special Ulster constabulary was
the first casualty of the day.
Two deaths in the hospital last night
and the death of Andrew Mccartney,
one OF yesterdays wounded, raised the
Eastertlde list to IL.
DUBLIN.-The attack on the Wei.
lington barracks, which began at 11:15
o'clock last night, continued 40 min.
utes when the beseiging forces were
beaten off by the garrison Of regular
Irish Republican army troops.
The firing In different parts Of the
city, while 1t lasted, was even more in.
tense than that Of the previous night
the explosions Of bombs causing the
greatest alarm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-21
MYSTERY!
No One Knew How Savan-
nah Man Lived; Not
Even q Key Left to
Estate

sAVANNAH, Ga.-Savannah man
of mystery''-Julius Romaine--is dead.
His body, long denied even the most
measer comfert, lies In local under
taking quarters, where Il liz held with
the vague hope that the news Of death
may call some echo to identify him
from the past he concealed SO well.
Roinaine appeared In Thunderbolt, q
resort four miles from Savannah, moro
than a quarter Of a century ago. Each
Monday thereafter until his deuth he
walked to the Savannah postofficc and
received a letter. No ono remembers
having heard him mention his past or
his fainily or his former home. and he
ayoldod all who sought to question him.
Romaine Mt first boarded ut tho resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Hill, living apparently
ON remittances contained in tho unex.
planned letters. Then hope deserted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-21

man OF me. My wife said was
getting SO smart she guessed she
had better take some Puratone. We
have been living together fifty years
SO l had to let her have some, and,
bless your life, she Is claiming Just
as much good as l am.
We believe Puratone is the greatest
system builder in the world. II does
your whole system good. I am IA
years old but now feel 20 years
younger. If anyone will take Pura-
tone according to directions, 1t will
surely do them good, and 1 say this
to any man in the world. Nobody
need tell me Puratone will do them
no good for it will help anybody on
earth. / never want to be without
it,"
Puratone is sold In Ardmore by
Frame Drug Company and other drug.
gists.--adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-21

MIN. or the miser's passion seized him.
the reInittances were stopped-no
hoardings have been feund-snd he
went TO live in the yard of Thunder
bolt resident, In u shed sd small he
could barely lie fun length to sleep.
Here he lived for years In an environ.
ment Of aire poverty; His clothing be
came ragged. hsndescript. and at times
was pieeed out and patched with crocus
sacking. But when he eied his effects
were found to include no key to his
locked past,
Loaai authorities said they would
hold his body several days In the hope
selve the mystery Of his life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-21
CHIIDREN'S CRUSADE
REACHES CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. - Twenty.six children
the youngest of whom is Helen Hicks,
3, OF Guthrie, Okla. whose fathers are
political prisoners" were brought to
Cincinnati Thursday with a number Of
the others, members Of the Children's
Crusade in the cause Of amnesty. The
children are EN- route to Washington,
where an appeal will be made to the
president. The start was made from
st. Louis April 16 in care Of Kate Rich
ards OHare, who will speak and ex-
hibit the children in the Labor temple
tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-21
LIBERTY BONDS AT
PAR ON TAX RETURN

WASHINGTON.-Co Of in
ternal revenue were authorized by Com
missioner Blair to receive at par Vic
tory notes Of either the 3.4 per cent
or 3 "a per cent sorits In coupon form
in payment Of income and profit taxes
payable on June Is, 1922, and Victory
notes Of the "a per cent series in
coupon form in payment of income
and profit taxes payable September Is
and December Is, 1922.
Victory notes Of the "a per cent
series will not be accepted in payment
of income and profit taxes payable Sep
tember Is or December Is. 1922, and
registered Victory notes will not be &C
cepted ON any payment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-21
TlyEATER MANAGER WANTS TO
KEEP EDDIE OUT OF RACE

LOS ANGELES.--A suit asking that
Eddie Harne. automobile race driver
be enjoined from competing in the
"Rais!n Dny" contest April 27. in Fres-
no. has boon filed In the superior court
here by the Junior orpheum OF LOS An.
geles. corporation which controls a
chain OF theaters, and with which, It
contends. Hearne - under on executive
contract.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-21
KIN HAD ENOUGH SO
FRIENDS REMEMBERED

NEW YORK.-Deciding that her
closest relatives were sufficiently
we'll endowed with this worlds
goods, Miss Howland Bourne, who
died last month, left most of her
million-dollar estate to friends and
strangers less well off.
Her purpose was set forth in the
following paragraph:
"As the property OF my father
was sufficient to amply provide for
his children. it has seemed right to
me to devote the bulk of my for
tune to trying to make comfort
able the lives of those who have
slender means and to the relief of
the needy and suffering poor and
the general benefit of humanity"
More than 100000 buildings in tn
United States are equipped wit
-adiO receiving sets
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-21
KATY TO OPEN SHOPS AT
ST. LOUIS NEXT MONDAY

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-The Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas will open its freight
car shops at Sedalia, Mo-, next Mon
day on piece work basis. it was an
nounced here Thurdsay afternoon. The
shops at Parsons, Kansas, and Deni-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-21

son, Texas, will not go on a piece
work basis at present, the announce
ment added.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
Women We're Among
Drumright Pipe
Line Battalion

DRUMRIGHT. Okla.-Part Of Drum
rights expert pipe line squad was made
up OF
This wSs learned. incidentally. in
connection with the tapping Of the OK.
lahoma Natural's line east of the city.
Almost half OF the persons who came
To the aid of Mayor Nicodemus when
ne called for persons to be dcputized
Tor the second job. were women. They
included some OF the most Influential
wives and mothers in the city. who
We're ready to take their share Of re-
sponsihilitV IN providing comfort for
then children.
Ana they were glad to help open the
sealed plug that the vice president Of
the Oklahoma Natural boosted could
not be opened, even by his W pipe
liners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
TUB AUSTIN WILL BIZ
CHICKASHA CAPTAIN

'HICKASIIA. Okla-Austin Cub
Bond. star h~alfback, has been elected
captain of the 1898 C~hickasha High
school football team. His choice was
unanimous at a meeting Of letter men
this week.
Bond now holds two Chickasha high
school football letters. lie was one of
the outstanding stars OF the Southern
Conference this season and was given
a halfhack berth ON the all-conference
team. lie is "a Junior. Because of his
kicking and passing ability, he is con.
sidered the probable choice TO succeed
Diamond Roach at iullhack.
Chickasha high school football fans
have raised a fund with which 10 pur-
chase fifteen gold football watch chain
cmblems TO be presented to the fifteen
high school letter men. The omblems
Will be presented as a token of appre-
citation Of the teams winning the south.
crn conference championship.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. EXPECTS
TO ISSUE ?O0. OO0 CAR TAGS

OKLAHOMA ClTY.-Approyimatcly
sci,0o0 automobiles. trucks and tractors
viii have been registered Ter 1899. ac.
cordlng to figures at the Highway de.
IurtmCnt and Il is believed tina :sO. 900
win he registered In 1923. according to
NJ. NJ Henderson. state highway com.
missioner
The department will be ready to he
kin registering ears on the first day VI
the new year. Nc. Henderson urges
that car owners Tile applications Tor
tags early. ns this will insure prompt
handling OF the order. There are now
10000 tags on hand FOR the new years
issue and more will be- forthcoming
when needed IL il said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
FORMER Fighter
WANTS STANDARD
DIVORCE ruling
Kid Mccoy Is Said to Be Most
Divorced Man in Country:
Love Sport Declining,
He Says.
by Jack J~Jungmeyer

Los ANGELES.-Kid Mccoy. form.
er nugilist ana most divorced men in
the United States, has decided to join
the movement for a national uniform
divorce law, which will come up before
congress.
Says Mccoy. whose name is Norman
Selby outside the ring.
Marquis of Queensbury rules gov.
ern boxing the world over. Why not
have Queensbury rule for divorce?
"A national divorce law, defining un.
iversal foul blows in the game of love.
would greatly swell Cupid's gate re.
ceipts and increase the popularity of
m%atriomnial matches in America.
Love Sport Declining
III we continue in the present chaos
or different laws in every state We
mus expect a decline in the greatest
Of all sports
The hid speaks as an expert. He has
been married and divorced eight times
land he had Wife No. 9 picked out
but the match fell through. He says he
lost only four of 10 ring battles-but
as a husband he suffered eight knock,
outs via the divorce courts.
u lost every one of my matrimon.
ial contests. My wives-bless 'em all!
divorced me. / must admit | was al
fault-not considerable enough, TOO hot.
tempered. too rowing by disposition, toe
ready TO break off the old for the new
because it Waa 81 eacv
Recommends Two Causes
MY matrimonial career has taught
me TO believe that only two causes for
divorce should be recognized infldel
Ivy and bona.fide desertion. These 9th.
er set-ups of 'incompatabllity' and
cruelty are running the sport of mar,
riage. It's seldom that a divorce case
nowadays is worth attending. Too com
mon TO draw a gate"
Mccoy says he's going to wed again
If he 4 find somebody like Edna Val.
entine, Wife No. {. She was his fav.
orlte wife, he says, although he twice
remarred Wife No. 2.
i've learned enough TO succeed this
time" he added. 81 hold d man doesn't
know his WI mind until hes 40. I'm
pretty near So.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
rHO.MuSTINE
FOR IrCH AND ECZEMA

Itch and eczema are irritatious and
irriiations are easily infected and be.
fore irritations can heal. infections
must first Doe eliminated PHoMUS.
TINE Is an,lscptic and healing. 1t
kills infection then heals that Is why
DO Is 20 highly recommended Tor tch
and eczema. IL contains phenol and ~.
90 Is 50 highly recommended FOR the
value NJ these ingredients. ASK him
for Pllo.MCSTlNE For sale In / oz.
.ic and J Oa Soc lars by Frame Drug
Store. adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
One Woman Sue, Another

NEWkllik. Okla.-Suit was filed
h,rt In district court Yesterday by Mrs.
N,fnie Wotthington " Oklahoma CIT,
asking $4,000 damages against Mrs.
Hannah Macy Of Blackwell. The plain.
tiu charges that the defendant wrote
twu letters to Mrs. NJ W Rogers. Of
Victor Col. charging that Mrs. Worth.
ington fastened the death ~ her moth.
81 by administering poison. The plain.
tiff alleges that her husband left her
becanse VI these letters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
Santa will Arrive
At Arm Citadel
Saturday Evening

For many of the needy persons OF
the city Santa Claus will arrive Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the SAL
walton Army Citadel. Captain Maggie
hobbs Will give away $50 baskets. fill
ed with provisions, fruits and other ed
ibles.
On Sunday afternoon the big Christ
mas party of the Army will be held at
Convention Han NJ 2:30 o'clock, when
the Riddles will be taken care Of.
An invitation has been sent TO all the
business men in The city TO be present
at the Citadel Saturday afternoon TO
see how their donations are distributed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
Newman 0utgrows
Present Quarters
And Will Change

On or about January /, Gabe New.
ma Will move his haberdashery from
the corner OF z street and Main to
the Brown building, rs feet west Of his
present location, and will enlarge his
business.
Simply outgrown my little place
here he said in announcing the move.
While this shop has often been refer.
req TO as the smallest in the city, it is
regarded as a most desirable business
site.
in the new home, Mr.. Newman will
d a line of ready made and made TO
measure clothing for men and will car.
ry a much larger stock OF his present
lines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
Notice

W. G. Lamb, formerly with the Den.
ton & Lamb Grocery on e street south.
east. wishes to o that he has
bought the King Il Moore Grocery on
corner OF T. and Fifth southeast. and If
now ready 10 serve his friends and for.
mor customers with service and prompt
delivery to any part OF the city Phone
39+. aa.s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22

KINGFISHER, Okla. j. Hedricks
and Roland Hedrick, father and son,
were acquitted by a district court jury
here yesterday Of the murder of Lem
Hill near here last summer They plead
ed self defense. The jury was out a
hours.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
lovingly.
Thomas Johnson.


My Dear Santa Claus Man:
Would o please bring my little
brother a drum and car. | want a doll
and doll buggy II YOU please. You can
find them at Penny's store or AT the
New States Ildw. Co.
Your loving friend.
Gertrude Fitzgerald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22

Dear SANITY:
am a little girl and / so TO school
have been studying real hard this
year. My teacher is Miss ~PhiIbrook. 1
sure do like her. Some girls told me
there wasn't any SANITY C,lus but /
their Is. Well SANITY | wants u tricycle.
Ike saw at Herd. Baileys store. n
baby buggy for my brother. u doll that
can talk and | want n new silk tafieta
blue dress with pockets ON IL. Sanity. /
love YOU dearly 80 please remember
me.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
PINK OF PERFECTION FRUIT
CAKE. SOLOMON'S BAKERY. 2l.s
Fire at Ada, Oklahoma

ADA. Okla.-Fire of unknown origin
in the hull house of the Choctaw Cot.
ton Seed Oil Mill here today at noon
damaged the mill about $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
dope KING MAY
GIVE Up Clue To
TAYL0R'S Death
Tremendous Ring Discovered
in Capture of Williams,
and Secrets May Be
Revealed.
BY ALEXANDER HERMAN
NEA Service Staff Writer

NEW YORK.-Enmeshed in the web
of his own spinning, a man who. the
police say, has been the master mind
OF a nationwide dope ring, has given
the authorities here clues which nay
lead to the solution of the TAYLOR muir.
der case and a national cleanup of
hundreds of drug useres from New
York TO Hollywood.
Nine persons, connected with the
theater, are involved. -Four, including
a playwright and a popular lyric writ.
er, are in New York. Another Is in AT.
iantic City and the rest are scattered
over the country. A well-known actor
IN Hollywood. police charge, has been
the western agent for the ring.
All We're dependent on the leader
here who sent out their supplies from
his Greenwich Village flat.
ikened to Spider
According to the police, who arrest.
ed him William Williams, A., is the
spider who spread the web that caught
thousands in its threads
And held them there.
In a signed statement made to the
police when he was caught, detectives
charge Williams said that he was an
Ehgllshman who came over as a cot
fee blender. While engaged in that
trade he met many seamen who We're
drug smugglers. Their success open.
I'd up Il new field for him, which grew
so rapidly in the past 20 months that
IT reached out clear across the cont.
nent..
Made Victims Agents
He had the faculty" says Dr.. Car.
Teton Simon, special deputy police
commissions in charge of the narcot.
IL squad "of making his victims agents.
They seemed 50 pleased with his serv.
ices that they would pass the word
along to their friends and take their
orders for drugs"
Thus the ring grew.
There would be no direct reference
to cocaine. morphine or heroin in their
orders. But there would he requests
for go grams Of herring" another
"kes" of stuff, and M stuff, meaning
morphine.
Some Of the letters seized at vii.
liam's home, together with $50, 900
worth OF narcotics, bore the signature
Of "E. Nesb.t.'
When you come again to Atlantic
city read one. 1T Is always we'll to
bring fresh parts for the car Those last
spark plugs seem ~ be OF an inferior
srade-even break"
COMMISSIONS Simon explained that
spark plugs" referred to hypodemlc
needles. These were also referred to
IN other letters as spikes"
Miss Evelyn Nesbit, the actress. says
she knows nothing Of the affair and
h a her name has been used on sever.
al former occasions by other persons.
With the completion OF an investiga.
lion in the Hollywood activities OF the
ring. the police expect to he able to
throw some new light on the unsolv.
cd murder of William Desmond TAYLOR.
film director. found slain In his Holly.
wood bungalow a year ago. Some OF
Them still believe that Taylor was muir.
dered Ivy drug agents on account of his
acts IN curhing the sale OF narcotics
10 film stars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
Prisoner. 10 he Turned I.oo..

McALEsTER. okla--Forty prisoners
In the state p%eniientiary here who are
serving short terms and whose sen.
fences expired in January Or February
were to b. given their freedom today on
expiration pafjons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22

am going TO tell you what | want.
But first ! am going to tell you | will
try TO lac u good boy. | am going 10
school. | like 10 go to school. | like my
teacher. ! am in the third grade. | am
nine years old. Now lam going to tell
YOU what | want. | want II foot bali
and some good books 10 read and SINE
fire works aud some fruit and sandy
and nuts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-22
Your best friend.
Hormionc Madlyn Brady.

Dear santa Claus I am q little boy
nine years old and / 40 TO school I
am In the fourth grade / will tell YOU
what wan Tor Christmas. I want an
electric train and a track and u bicycle