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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

iammc ira Stuoentcrnes S%pnSpunft,
li0clcbeH Ntiis Iarie Walmin al
Wiunciota llniperiitet. Son. 2oncc
lot u. @oroon, asiiiterenoc Stats'es
frctur / @isconiin, taltc ON "Sbrilts
ian Golliccration" / SamfunbSlipet
% orQrcb Sen mooeruc Cans | mcgct
iterfe lloiruf. Sthoent @unnar sc.
tcrion al ct. Slaf College oeltoe /
Si~8tltaiioncn al bette Gmne. Taitor
g. e. 9eraeicn al Winneapolis bite,
hporlcoes ma ifuloe sue "GbriItiar
Goniecrution", lloar man oTlqer Zig
en- 2insuei. Wr. 9nron Ncliou, ell
Stlt0cnt pco 9ilthcr Semlinar, fulatc
BAN / bette gnne. Or. 9ouis s.
9raaila0t, @robucllt ira 9l,tber Col
lcQc / 1906 % / Here Glar Trofesior
/ Gotologi ncb Sbontung GbriItian
llriocriitp, Siinar, &ina, bcifrep ben
tore Srang / bcbcnIfe 2anOc til gl,bs
hcnqipnc 9cocrc. Or. 9raailaot blcp
ocforerct al GinaS Err'ibcnt for lin
Itore Torticncitc al Nrbcioct unocr
&oleraepibcnlicn / aina; ban or nj,
oniat pcb SSobnS Nopftns ltniperiitp
Iom asiiiteren0e E~rofesior / gatolo.
al, men oqtcr fig tilbogc til aina.
Erof. 6. 90. @cspig al 9lttbcr Sc.
minar bolot Slutniugstalen oper
~Sbe 8lorp Of Ghriitian GonIecrateo
Sic. Siliener blep bragt Dor Sir
fe$ Stuocntcr fra Nabagasfar pco
WisiionGr Gesbul, fra aina al Wis-
'ionGrcrnc 9roaflaot og Sspif og ira
Nla'fa al Misiioupr 6. &. Molmiu.
Slther Colleges Gantata blcp iltllact
al ct Gor ulber Groi. Spcratis Sc.
oelic Trcbaq Nftcn efter Groi. @eS.
DisS Gale.
Ior Sltber College bar set pG.
ret Ell Snipiration at umocrboIoe Git.
tbcran StuocntS' Union. GoQegets
Glcper lit fonme iamnen mcO andre
Sfolers Stuoentcr, lit ic, bpao sc
forctager fig % ocrle Soccer mco Dem.
Sanoalnc itore SammcnfpmItcr al
Dor airfcs itllocrcnoc ltnqoom bill
pGrc til @apn for belle airfcn. Sc
pil FINITE bore Sfolcr nGrmerc ionl-
men, o9 gipe Srcmtioens 2cocrc bet
liae Spn poa Sing, iom oil brirge
Den iQllDc Torellind.
On,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
De liter life Geras.

Spcr 800 2mbltrpeere (Sramps)
onfom iorrige ltge til Stem Orleans
mco ct enfelt 8pbstpg fra forifIcQi-
&C Stebcr / Scras.
Otter bpao DC beretter err ct ny.
nenDc Intal paa Seien til Sem Or.
leans, bar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Ger itrar arreiterebe belle Sloffen,
tar be9pnbt at fllrbere poa, bpor Sc
ital fiube Sllsrum (tort nof arreit.
lofale) for aue bisie ubuOne Sic,
tier.
Iariagen til berne nofiaa merle.
lige "llopanoring" opgipes at prrc
Staten Scras' llgipitfribeo, ioet Ben
i%ntetlombelit Senlpn tar til Solfa
Craig til Wagcligbeo, men uoen
rioere letter Oem til at arbcioe paa
DC oiicntlige Seie cller ar,bre Iigeiaa
anltren9enbc Soretaeenoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Sprina 6rone.
(Giter "ScrdlS".)

- Der. o9 Wrs. Gbrijt Sa1Ion /
Slacf Sammcr bar bapt oen Sor1
al mite lin fife Ssn @lpen, ionl
cen 3oie Warts bsoe al 9ungcb2.
tGnOelic / Ell SLIDER al benimoo .
Nar.
- Setter Stubberlto er oen 6ts
Starts aigaaet peo 9sOcn / lit Stem
lige oper @r9nien / Soma og blep
cen ~ielgenOc Sreoag beerapet fra
Soma Gipcr Strife, bpor Eoit. @an.
geniteen iorretteoe. Nfbsbe bleu
cmtrinG "a Nar gammel.
- Welpin Gitern or rciit til Ge.
giertngcns Sdnatoriltm peo Sort
SponS, Colorado, FOR peo ct lpi,aere
Spbolo Der at gicnoiroe iin ip9f.
feoe Selbreo.
Gr. =. Soroic, iom par 0tco.
lem az Spgciirmact 9telion & 60.
rnIc, bar ofbri,ot Jim 8orbinoelic
nco bette og cr ilpttet til &odpiter.
). %. SoftsJorben og Semitic
CT igicn tilflpttct Spring @rooe, be.
bnenoe anit glcrrubS tioliacre
@lem. Softsgaroens boeoe ipr nGr
Geno.
NiiS Selma Ipbre, Gattcr
iii Nr. % Wra. .. 8. Wpbre al
Spring @rone, og euod) SSuerion
NOR Caledonia or Den 2oen WartS
pgtepieoc uco Fait. =. 8. Sreorict.
len. Oct rnge sGgtcpar pil Iettc 30
raa SuerionS 6arm isnbcnior Ga.
leoonia.
Ger iigeS al Stntens 9anoe.
peisfommisiion at bare ta9et af.
Gjsrcnbe geitcmmelie ON, at 9anoc.
peien melcm Caledonia og Ga Gres.
cent ifal gruSlGgses iaainnrt srbci
RET fan paabe9pnbes MI ipaar. Ser
legcS M anbub ocrpao iant for
YnbringcIie al Hrfprrf poa cnbel
Iarltse Stcocr, Settc iioiie or al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Wvroeoe 2lmertfane re.

Observation-Disclosures / 8aIb
irtgton bar fra ben amerifan'fe vi
cefonlul / Sampico, Werico, mootas
get en- ~pfficiel &apport on, at Ell
anlerifarlf Berger peO 9tapn Ilers
AMBER Iatbernc Ntattell til Den 5tc
1arts TOR blepet ntproet / Cos Tll-
ronios / Staten Scra Gr1t5.
Sil San Intpniu, Ger, CT ser
inolsbct Welbingcr ON, at flcrc
omcrifnnife SorGere er blepct inig.
mnrbet / Sampico-S lieielterne.
Gn af DC mobtagnc Serchlinger
Qaar no paa, at Imerifonernc bar
blepet brGbt al &cbellerne lom bilie'
Ter / &c Ggne.
Gen merifanifc Tegicriltg bar a.
ret Srore til at &atonbaaoen "9ra-
DO" / al Sait ifal afgaa I'll SmpicO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

beregnct til $4,000,
ttebenS ielpc @rilsl9gningert er iat
til omfring $4,000.
- Sislge Ell &apport ira Nroi.
ttrens &oiitor or Der / Souiton
County / 1924 i%nbtrufiet 173 ilere
Teoilcr cno SpbsiaIo, ioet gefolf.
hingen | Iarcts Sob er fnrsget meG
neiagtig 300 npe Geroensboraere,
mcocns Seosfolocnes Intal bar 1877.
Gacf Sanimer 9opnibip rapporte.
rtOe / Narets Sob 10 Ssbil Ter % $
Gsbsialb, Sprine @roue Somnibip
iC SsbiIer og s Ssosfalb, Spring
@rope Sp as Ssbilcr og Is Ssos.
fQI0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
en- bei1utiom So9e.

ct Iioet 9 Iar ganlmelt Sarn,
iom barbe faaet Ell Eearnt / Suft'
rsret og bolot paa at fp9les, blep
tent Sorsbag 9lften fprrigc ll3e
tragt til ct SpgebuS / Cincinnati og
Sllo ienbt efter Or. &. =. Eapne.
Su oennc anfom bapOe Barnet itans
Jet at aanoe. 2egen, iom itrar illo-
iaa at 0soen pilbc inotrPoc, fer ban
tunbc faa ienbt efter iine SnItru'
mertter greb i'm Eennefnip % giot'
De nleb benlle ct Submit / Suftrsret
lige ulbcr BET Steo, boor Nsooeil
hapbe lat Jig fait. Sette gap 30.
gang for Suit, % Barnet fpifneoe
hiirtig til i9ierl. Senere bleu Neos
rem %fiernet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
4Soe Narsano.
Stteratux

Inton 30. Ipbraaten, gr,rr,
8is., bar ifrepet en- interesiont 81,
Sra en- @orgesfur / 1919, INN N.Y. .,
nofommet paa Srifirfens Sorio,
1922 Gebar ape., Iinneapolis m;,s,'
neiota. Gen faaes oeioa hos ,%Snrin.
teren, og 8riien for Den 100 s;Sa,
itore gog, gobt inobunbet % nov.
uoitpret, er $t.O0. ''U
Oct er en- BOG. ntalt bill Iqic mo,
5orneielie. 5orfatteren furtrqpr on,
lit geisg / Salores og andre gnnSar
/ &riitionia, Sronobiem o. / = -,
giengiper fine Snbtrpf / lipIioe qi0nS'
Der. Gen inbleoes mpo eft 9iot ~,
"Sangielen efter 9arnoomsbiemms+t"'
og affllttter meo ct onoet, "N}irSsr
ira Hor9estitren". gi ifuISe IN M.
get fell, ON oisie IeiieifiIorinocr iffa
fanbt Ell itor 2Giefreos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
en- ~ounorenoe Sautt.

Set Itore 9anfiirnta &riebel &
So. / Chicago er forleoen Dag al
I,ne &reoitorer blepet tpunget til of
ulolepere lit 80 til Sanferotbebano'
ling, og @ilianl 8. @bitloef er az
CONNER Carpenter blcpet uonGpn;
til miolertioie ScItprer al Soet.
Sirmaets @ielb opgipeS til oper
$5,OO0,OO0. Spao bets Iftipa, ionl
@; Sirmaet ielp a%nlIaaeS iii ca. ST.
100000 i Sirfcligbcoen bill belsb1
iig til, cr set panifcligt of Oanne iig
noeen SormeninJ ON. Sirmaet bar
ire SiIiaIaioelin9er / Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Del til 9ryuups

Sra Inforage, Ilaifa, berettc5
ben lite Warts: MiiS Warp Son.
llp, en- uooanrct Spgcpleicrifc, ionl
tiblisere booze ! Inaconoa, Iont.,
beiinoer Jig paa Scien ira slfiaf /
Sllltofpimegnen i Malta til Ssu.
neaii, bpor bun / 9lpril ifal bolSe
Srpailp meO Carl Sbiclc, iom for.
ttocn, nnocr @upernsr Bones Tsra.
rGr / @aibinston, beltprcr @rper.
rerembebet | Ilaifa.
: Siitanccn fra gfiaf til Sllncal. err
100 @iI, bporai 700 Mil maa
tllbagclG99eS nleO &unbcltpOs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
SIi,saro / Geras.


Sra gmariao, Seras, telearae.
res Den 10oe Iarts: Den rprrIte
Sli56aro paa mangc sIar, raicr ioaJ
|! Den ~norSliee Gel al oct iaafalOte
SdnbanolesS trsg i Staten. Sra
Spearman mcloes, at ser alercoc
or ialot ire Soo Snc, % at Spen er
nocIteltgt ira 9oerperbenen ioriaa.
plot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ausaar.
i Smeglten al Ibilene, bppr Der
igaar raicoe en- Stornl, Tom opnaae.
De ell Scloiombeo al 60 Iil / 81.
men, peoparer llpeiret iremoeles.
Get regtcr ioag itcrft / belle Sen
ipoligc Gel al aaniaS og Sflabonna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Seropet fine peniioner.

IRA @aibinQton bcretteS, at Su'
ititsmniitcr 8augbertp netop bar
Gtgipet Ell Grogtning, iOm pil bli e.
)taarot Slag for mango Suiinoer al
Observation-Disclosures. G%rngtnin.
gen gaar ncmlig no poa, at ca.
5000 SnnftionGrer, iom i lin Sio
or blepet nonGpnt til inc Stiuinaer
uoen at babe unberfaitct JIG Gipil
Seroioe. Grameu, life er p~eniicnsbc.
rettigeoe, naar De ialOer for albers.
grpnien. vi DC ca. 5000 iou ram.
nies al Gragtninsen, bar allereoe "a.
G,40O | fortere cler lGngerc 3io
truffct Eeniion. getalingen al Dis
ie Yeniipncr pil altiaa M opbsre, OF
Tor mango al oent oil bette utpil.
iCmt bli ct meget baarbt Slag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
ToctfQttelre ira sibe .

bill maoife life oplppc oct npe 6iinO."
Gen eneite Snobpoqer / Den ipcgei-
iesogtiae 9p fommer finn meb longe
Weucmrnm til Butte for at gipre
fine Snofieb, % nlall betragter oct
Der iom Ell 9eeipcrlbeb. gn Sang
for eller ienere bill Oisie bans 8eieg
ophsre, % man bill oa iinoe bans Gig
/ Den beoc gp oppe paa "tbe great oi-
pioe". /,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
2%llaifapoiten ropet.

Gre Seattle, 8aibington, tele'
oraferes oen 10oe MartS at en- re-
GiItreret Yaffe inoebolbenbe $15,'
coo / rcoc Gen5e, ber par ienbt al
ct Sirma / Suneaii, alaifa, til Ell
@anf / Seattle unoeroeis bar for
iounoet fra goiten paa >en biotll
uopflaret Manoe.
en- inbgaaenoe ltnoeripgelle er
lat igaug al Acknowledgements.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Rensoyr fra Norge.

glanot Tasiagerernc meb "9er'
gensfiorb", iOn Sorsoag forr1gt
uge anfom til Stem gorf fra &ri-
i.ionia, beianot Jig Or. Salitein
GbriItianien, Ell norif Sanolpae, ION
tragte meo Jig 60 &ensbpr 30
Simler og 10 Srer = iom er fisbt
al Staten Mtifigen / Sporetnings
eiemeb. Gprene bar anbragtt !
Saaier paa Gpffet og loo til at be-
iinoe Jig bel efter Geiien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Qm. Sfib / fare.

Sra 9onbon, England, ~telegrafe'
res, at oct amerifanife TampIfib
"@eit Nrnbam", iom err lditet meo
Iais paa Heiie fra Norfolf. til
GusIano, err lsbet paa ct Sfi9r
roenfor SeIgolano og itaar I 5are
for bpert 2ieblif of brpbes itlt. Se;.
ret or iaa operb9nbi5t, at bet bar
rpret umuligt for S9stere of nGrme
iia Sartsiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

"Serscns6urb" Of Zen ylorif,
@~nlerifalinie oil iaar boue Sgrcn NJ
ut fsre De mango 17oe Moi g2ciipr.
ne biem til @amleIonoet. Gen MI
cfgaa ira Seem 9orf Den 2Sbe gpr;f
90 oil bore biemme tibslrof Of M,
fear Inlehnirg at anfomme iii So.
res reipeftipe SeItemmelIcsiteber
goo Sio at fcire GotionoISoocn
17oe @ai 6Groen of9aar ira Din.
lieapolis ben 24oe 4pril.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
uatns Wctr.

9e 1orcucbc StotcrS &cirbllreoii
mcSbcIcr fslgcroc ON Srirct | Stos'
rltnnlct 1900 til o9 meo 1Soe WartS:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Unsettled. with probably rain over
southern and rains and SHOWS over
northern part, first half of week; tar
thereafter. Normal temperature.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

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Bitter
SOrcita'
aracb?
Gn nh
IN q
franifr
fremOclcs
Rrdp paa
Gritotulrf
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lars op +
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CT piQtge
finarSmt
iprite 10
mart iaal
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re Rote
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rs iOm ei
le0e ON
Sonen
20. hittpr
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i'm ol0ri
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

"Sjemmet Saa Yrrrien" ai "grns
l:ct". iom sioroe itor 2btte, ba ben iibs
re slar GIT | Soften. forelisser / ell
/ attert ueitnret Spg. 1922 Siber. Yri3
1925. Sbe Inunbicn Yubliibins Co..
Geeorab, Soma.
gpabeldeencs Horgesfrrb "aouitds
mia" 2bcn @ai. Sfrip til z. 9. Clitae,
201S 2pnbaIc Ine., 60, Iimeapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Can't Fool The
sWemen, Tom Owen
Says in Speech

The Good Government League heid
most interesting meeting on Friday ar
ternoon with a splendid attendance
Ebe speaker Of the day was Thonas
Il Owen, candidate for governor, Real
izing the league is composed OF members
of both political parties he made a very
conservative speech. passing many COM
pliments to the women Of today. he
said they had been in the lead in all
good works and now that they are
Qualifying in politics, they will demand
the best principals and men in Office.
He said politicians can fool the men
but the thinking women of today Will
investigate and find the truth. The
women are exerting mighty influence
in political affairs. and are the power
behind the throne. They are putting
their shoulders to the wheel and help
ing 10 assume the burdens of the gov
ernment. Mr.. Owen is q pleasing
speaker and made a good impression
on his hearers.
During the business hours commit
tee was appointed to arrange for a Sat
rrday market TO be held June "a.
Ayrhe league heard with regret that
the salary OF Mrs. Minnie B. Church,
G scounty demonstration has been re-
duced, as the members feel that she
has done so much splendid work fol
the boys and girls Of the county ano
they heartily endorse the work. A com
mittee was appointed TO call upon the
commissioners and ask them to re
consider their action. The next meet
ing OF the league will be held on the
Fourth Friday in the month.-Reporter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
ozark TRAIL men
HOLD CONVENTION
Sulphur Selected as next Meet
ing Place; First Time in
A National Park,
Said.
Especial to the Ardmoreitel

SULPHUR, Okla.-Ozark Trails off,
cials from three states met in Sulphur
Thursday and Friday and held their
annual executive sessions. j. E. Swop'
ston Of Tulia, Texas, president Of the
Ozark Trails Association, presided over
the meeting. He drove 800 miles to be
present. ,r
f. S. Settle, vice president and head
of the Oklahoma division of the trails
was present. Other vice presidents
present were, DR.. w. F. Kerr, OF
Springfield, Mo. w c. Hubbell Of Anna
rillo. Texas. and Bert Curless Of Clovis,
New Mexico. Many other good roads
enthusiasts were also present
The officials while in sulphur got
the date OF the next Ozark Trails ma
tional convention 10 be held in Platt
National Park at Sulphur, Aug. % and
gath. This is the first meeting Of the
association that has ever been held in
national park, said Mr. Settles OF
Shawnee chamber OF commerce.
Extensive preparations are being
made by the Sulphur chamber of com
rnerce TO advertise the next convention
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Six Students in
Competition for
l5 A. & M. Rewards

Six eighth grade boy and girl gradu.
ates from Carter county schools sub.
nltted examination papers to county
Superintendent Kate Gait Zaneis, at the
courthouse Saturday in contest for two
agricultural scholarships TO Oklahoma
a. & N. College. Saltwater.
The scholarships which are good for
TWO years consist OF 800 yearly, divided
into nine equal payments, to be applied
on either a special home economies or
agricultural course at the state egri-
cultural college Saltwater.
Names Of contestants are: Clara
Moore. Mary Niblack school; Clyde Hall,
Springdale; Willie Hooks, Ardmore; Mil
tom Ramsey, Nellda; Earsie Jones. Of
Wheeler; and Opal Cornell. Nellda.
Examination papers win be mailed to
the extension division ut Stilwaier,
graded and the two winners determ.
med.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
FEW TAXPAYERS TO
PROTEST ASSESSMENT

Less than half dozen taxpayers of
the county complained TO the county
board Of equalization during the ses
sion which adjourned Saturday noon
according to John T. Speaers. assessor
and secretary of the board The board
will meet again on June 25 to take VI
other complaints If there are any.
While several complaints were made
in writing, the taxpayer did not appear
Mr. Spears, and these will be investi
gated when the board meets again. As
a whole those who complained were
easily satisfied and dismissed their
protest when matters were explained to
them in detail. he asserts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
LAST HALF OF TAXES
DUE ON JUNE FIFTEEN

Payment Of the last half Of taxes con.
cludes on June Is, after which date all
those not paying will be declared delin-
quent and subject TO the penalty Of Is
per cent, County Treasurer Fred S,
Haynie said Saturday. Notice Of this
has been given out and il is hoped that
the taxpayers will comply with the rul.
ing.
According to Mr.. Haynie the payment
has been slow thus far. although the
first half was paid up fairly we'll before
the delinquent date was called. Sixty
per cent Of the taxpayers met the re.
quirements during the first period, he
said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
ALL ROADS LEAD TO
HARVEST FIELDS NOW

roads lead to the harvest field in
the north-central and northwestern part
of the state. according to George r.
Tucker OF the U. S. employment service
who was in Ardmore the latter part
Of the week. That there will be u sur
plus cannot be predicted, for registra-
tion over the state shows few men
seeking this sort of employment. Ne
groes are barred in many Of the fields,
he said, and this will leave room for
great number Of white men.
According to information received at
the Chamber Of Commerce employment
bureau, the state will need little out
side labor II any. and this is most
gratifying, the report asserts. Wheat
harvest win begin about June Is and in
some parts as late as June 25.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
SCOUT WORK IS
1 TAKEN Up IN z
! MORE Counties
Business Men of Garvin and
McClain Enthusiastic After
Rousing Meeting ct Pauls
Valley.

The business men Of Garvin and Nc
Claim counties have put their shoulders
10 the wheel and sponsored the Boy
Scout work in those counties, at a
meeting in Pauls Valley Thursday night
when c. Z. Sykes and other Ardmore
enthusiasts attended a meeting there.
About 100 men were present, and al
pledged their support.
After officers were elected an execu-
tive was named and he started work
next morning, II is said Among the
speakers were DR.. Cloudman sf Okla
homa City, Scout commander Of the
state and A D. Dunn. deputy regional
executive of Dallas, Texas. Dunn will
remain in that section for some time
to assist in pushing the work.
According TO c. b. Harris. local ex-
ecutive, who attended the meeting, ii
,~~s the talk OF Mr. Sykes that brought
the men into the work. Sykes just
got up and told them all about il, he
said. "And among other things, he
seld them that they would have to get
into II ike the boys and be regular
fellogs' with the kids. And they Same
right in and pledged their support
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
ARDMORE FOLK HEAR
KANSAS CITY CONCERT

Herbert Wolverton, manager of the
radio department Of Phillips & Stansell
Electrical company. entertained a num-
Der of his friends with radio concert
Friday evening At his home. ia D
street northwest.
The Kansas City Star. through their
large broadcasting machine. was broad.
casting an entertainment by the Phil.
lips Sisters Orchestra in the Six High.
land Lassies Of Redpath's Chautauqua.
The entertainment was turned in
about nine o'clock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Saint Philips Episcopal Church.

(Cor. f and McLish, s. W.
Trinity Sunday. The Holy commu-
nion will be celebrated at 7:30. Morning
prayer with sermon at II. Evening
service. singing by the boys choir at
7:45. Sunday school promptly at $50.
Brotherhood Bible class promptly at
10 a. m. in the rector's study.
The Woman's Auxiliary will meet on
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. C. H.
Woodruff al 2:30. The Brotherhood will
meet on Wednesday at 1880. The choirs
will meet by appointment. The Altar
Society will meet on Saturday afternoon
IT 4:30.
F. W. Golden. Howes, rector.
First Christian Church.
broadway and Az
s45, Sunday school, l. z Mason,
superintendent
1855. morning worship.
Solo. ''The Living God" O'Hara, Mrs.
l.. 3. Myers.
Sermon. Enemies OF Happiness"
6:30. intermediate C. E.
6:30. Senior c. f.
500. evening worship.
Anthem, Stand Up for Jesus" Ad.
ans.
Sermon. '"The Second Mile"
Crayton s. Brooks, Minister.
Mrs. Billy Baker, director.
First Presbyterian Church.
AT the First Presbyterian church the
services for the day are as follows:
Sunday school at 9:45 a. IN.
Meeting OF session at 10:45 q m
Public worship at IL a. m.
Christian Endeavor at Z p. IN.
Evening worship at o'clock.
Subject for the morning sermon. ''The
Bible and Evolution"
A special invitation is extended TO
teachers and college students.
Chas. c. Weith, pastor.
The first street railway in the world
was the New York and Herlem road,
opened 10 travel In 1892
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
First Church of Christ, Scientist.

broadway and d street N. W.
Services Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. Subject: God, the Preserver
of Man" Golden text: Isaiah 3l:5.
AS birds flying. SO will the Lord OF
hosts defend Jerusalem; defending also
he will deliver it; and passing over
he will preserve it. Sunday school
s45 a M. Wednesday evening testi-
monial meeting at o'clock. Reading
room. Suite 40s Simpson building. open
daily from II a. N. to p. m, except
Sundays and legal holidays. where the
Bible and authorized Christian Science
literature may be read. purchased or
borrowed from the lending library
The public is cordially invited to attend
our services and TO visit the reamng
rQlrn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Bro.dway Methodist Church

Sunday school at s:45, a. m'' Geo
E. Poulter, superintendent.
Business Mems Class meets al tne
Princess Theater.
Morning service. II a. IN.
Subject: "Pige is Pigs" sermon py
the pastor.
Junior League, ESQ p. N.
intermediate League, $50 p. m. Leala-
er, William Colvert.
Senior League, 1880 p. m.
Evening service 5 o'clock.
Subject: 1.-The Glass Of Fashion, SER
mon by the pastor.
Ashley Chappell, d. D., pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
SOCIETY ORCHESTRA AND
DANCER COMING THURSDAY

The Hogan Society Five. concert or.
chestra of Chicago, while on their
Southern tour will play at Wilmington
park under the management Of Mr.
Haggard on Thursday evening between
5 and 3 o'clock, after which they will
play for the dance at the pavilion
With this company is the Oriental Bal.
let Dancer who win introduce new bali
room steps.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
CONTRACTORS ESTABLISH
CAMP AT SITE OF NEW DAM

Contractors and workmen OF the
Boardman company of Oklahoma City
who will erect the huge Amburson
dam on Hickory creek for the city OF
Ardmore have established their camp
on the ground and within another week
work will be started on the new pro.
tect
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
FIVE FACE MURDER CHARGE
AFTER LYNCHING OF NEGRO

TEXARkANA. Ark.-Five men were
arrested and placed in Jail here cahrg'
ed with murder in the first degree in
connection with the lynching OF Huley
Owens. negro on May 10. The men are
Nick Hightower, Joe Carter. John FL
more. Dick Farr and Joe Ransom. The
negro was believed to have been the
slayer of Policeman Dick Choate.