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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16
ABoNAJl zIARuL
,,AMERICA"
IN WHARF,

Dl loan Pirvu din comma Pa
rau jud. Fagaras. Romania, arr
Onoare face cunoscut casatoris
sd Gu d-soara Areta Canja.
D-soara Areta Canja din comu
ma Parau judi Fagaras, Romania
are onoare face cunoscut casa
toria sd cu dl loan Pirvu.
Invita- cu toata dragostea pc
tOate neamurile. consateni, prize
TIM 81 cunoScuti din loc 81 jur a
lua parte la Celebrarea Cununie;
lor Religioasa. care va avea loc in
Dumineca de ~ Febr. 1922 la
orele > p. m. in Hala Societatii
Leul' din Salem, Ohio No. III
Depot Str.
Serviciul divin Sc Va tinea de
catre Rev Archip Sirbu. preot
gr.-or. rom. din Canton. Ohio.
Nasi vOr Fl oil Toma Buta 81
dina Lucretla Buta, din comuna
Parau de prezent locuitori in
Salem Ohio.
Masa va fl aranjata la orele
8 p. m. 81 dupa masa va urma
dams pana la l..
Muzica Lira sub conducerea
d-lui Alexandra Lazaru din Sa-
lem, Ohio va distra pc onoratii
oaspeti Gu cele mai frumoase aril
de dams 81 cantece rationale in
speranta ca vom avea onoarea Il
va saluta in mijlocul nostru pand
la revedere am ramas salutandu-
va cu toata dragostea.
(39-40). MIRII 81 NASH.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16

Parochia Romano gr.-ort 'Sf.
lie" din Ellwood City, Pa. Invita-
Gu drag pc toate surorile Socie-
tati onor. Parochii 81 pc toti fratii
Romani din loc 81 jur lua parte
la frumoasa Petrecere teatrala.
care sc va tinea in seara zilei de
81 Februarie 1929 in hala Socie-
tatii Carol I-iul.
Inceputul Petreceri va fl de la
orele 6 seara 81 pana la 6 dimi-
neata.
PROGRAMUL:
De la orele 6 81 pana la s ore
Joe.
De la Orele s Sc va incepe tea
trul 81 va dura pana la II jum.,
lar de la II jun. Joe pana in ziua.
PROGRAMUL TEATRAL:
Declamatie ''Rea de plata
de y. Luca.
''Pentru Mostenire". Drani
III patru acte.
PERSOANELE:
Petru Vulpescu, dl n. Dolgae.
Lima. sofia lui Vulpescu, dina
Raveca Popescu.
Leanca. dina Salomie Dolgae.
Judecatoriul. dl Stefan Suteu.
Grefierul Iovulescu, d-nul Petru
Naidean.
Ionica. dl Aurel Luca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16

de dl N. Hociota din Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Oupa teatru va urma dams
pana in ziua.
Muzica lui N. Sims din Youngs-
town, Ohio va distra pc onor. pu-
bile Gu cele mai frumoase arii de
dans (joc- 81 cantece rationale.
Barul va Fl asortat Gu cele mai
bune beuturi recoritoare.
Sperind caci 81 acum ne yeti da
tot sprijinul ca 81 in totdeauna
Gu dragoste frateasca am ramas
salutandu-va pana la revedere va
salutam.
Comitetul aranjator.
(39 & 4D).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16

rasesc postul ca sal flu in aju-
tor in afacere, 81 am pus toate la
Gale, char 81 inchirierea unui
local la positie buna, de care tre-
buea sa ma ingrijesc eu, cunos-
cand localitatea mai bine.
Am chemat pc mama 81 lam
comunicat tot. Sermana PRINT
Gu bucurie 81 ne-a spus ca ii pare
mai bine ca lucrurile au eSit asa,
dupa dorinta eli.
1Billy a plecat vessel, hotarit
ca sd comunice lui tatsu ca MI
renunta Ia mine.ss
10 Octombrie. 1896.
''Ieri dupa amiaza VENT
Billy 81 cum q intrat pc usa mia
spus ca rupt relatiunile GU
tatsu. Mia zis ca q ayut 0 scena
penibila Gu el, aproape resboini-
ca. Ca tatsu neyoind Gu nici un
chip Sd consinlta la casatoria
lnoastra, ia spus Cd mare nevoie
de averea lui ii el nu ma para
'seste pentru toate ayerile din lu-
me, si'a anuntat pe tatsu Cd IA
4 Novembrie 4 lasd u pans 4
|tnnsi ssslts sm p = aoeul lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16

Sandu, dl Aron Moldovan.
Cristea, Ill Ironim Tartarean.
Servitoarea Sitea, d-soara Euge-
MIA Luca.
Doctorul, oil George Tirlea.
Pc al nostru Steag, cantata de
diletanti.
'Ileana Cosinzeana'' piesa in
versuri in patru acte.
PERSOANELE:
Andrei, flu de imparat, dl llarie
Manisiu.
Ileana Cosinzeana, d-soara Euge-
MIA Luca.
Bahia Clonte, d-soara e. l..
Lucifer Capt.. de Draci, dl n.
Luca.
Satana, dl Aron Moldovan.
Saraila, oil Ironim Tartarean.
Frunzulite fol de Fag, cantata
Gle diletanti.
Dusmancele, declamata de d-ra
Eugenia Luca.
'Grozea' Drama in 2 acte.
PERSOANELE:
llie Urdescu, advocat, dl Ilarie
Manisiu.
n. loachlnescu, secretar, dl Aurel
Luca.
Ionita Grozea, d-nul Ironim Tar
tarean.
Codin Orzarul, dl Aron Moldovan.
Sioimul 81 Burcel, declamata
de dl n. Dolgae.
0 declamatie, colnica declamata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16

ce intentiuni 81 ranas credin-
clos juramintelor 1ui fata de
mine?
Tot ce Sc poate. M stu ce sa
cred. Am sal scriu indata, ce-
rindu-i explicatii. In cazul acesta
mi-ar fl spus insa. M stu ee Sc
zic. M mia TRIMS nici scrisoarc,
cum m am asteptat prin care 81
Sc scuze, pentru ticalosia llui. In
Or ce caz am sal scriu. Doamne,
de mar afla mama! !"
''27 Octomhrie 1896.
''Nici un raspuns de Ia mise
rabilul care mia sdrobit ferici-
rea. Ticalosul.
"D-na Brown inli scrie Cd
alaltaeri a fost Gu Elena Ia tea
tru 81 ieri s'a plimbat Gu auto.
mobilul. Zice ca au 81 anuntats
ziua casatoriei, Is Novembrie.
Miselul, ales ziua pc care milo
propusese mie. &
'Ce 50 fact De Ii cine Sd cerF
un sfats Ma,nai Of, Doamnc!
Gum sa-i spuif M, Np-i spui nj
mic. Daca ma antresba de elvam
lYs pzaas
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16
INFORMATI!

Guvernul va tine in April o H.
cltatle asupra caselor guverna-
mentale, in numar de 232, ce sunt
in L0rain. Ofertele sc vor trimite
pana in April la Shipping Board.
AceSte ease au fost zidite i'm tim
pull razboiului la santierele din
Lorain. De la sfarsitul razboiului
pana acum au locuit mai multi
muncitori in ele gratis, caci II "a
veau bani din cauza depresiunii
economice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16

mama. Cred ca no sc afle. De la
|cine? Pana la casatoria nOastra
numai de cat Q luna. Nici Q luna
|pe deplin.
Daca aSi fl stiut ce planIri
are! Nam crezut sd fie asa de
indraznet! Cat fost de timid 81
de sfios pc atat a devenit de in
draznet. Brutal. NJ poate sd ma
acuze nimeni. Nici ell. N am opus
81 m am luptat cat am putut,
pana mi s'au sleit toate puterile.
Obraznicul! Nam sal iert nici
odata obraznicia. lam zis mize-
rabil. Cuvant greu dar.< r.<l'a me-
ritat.
,Par'ca turbase. Era mai in.
veryunat ca 0 bestie. Oare asa
sunt toti barbatiif
"Dupa ce devenit ON ma
rugat sal iert. 6'a jurat Cd ma
.stiut ce face. ca frumueetea mea
in mijlocul naturei Ia scos din
fire si Ia nebunit.
'Nu lam iertat. Pana acasa
!, ,,m Snhimhaf in cl1vent ar n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16

Ma rugat sd aman cununia pana
la 15 Novembrie 81 am consimtit
"A plecat repede, zicand ca
are 0 intalnire Gu un agent de
marfuri Gu care vrea sd contrac-
teze niste comenzi pentru aface-
rea noastra.
LA plecare ma sarutat, pre-
lung, dulce, asa cum M sarutat
intaia data.
'Ce baiat bun 81 cat il iubesc |!
Dear sosi mai eurind ziua in
care sa fie al meu.s'
''21 Octombrie 1896.
Am facut Sreseala neiertata.
Nu trebuea sal petrec la CARA.
NJ trebuea sa cedez rugaminte-
lor lui. Oar cot de frumos Sc
ruga! Nam putnt sal refuz. Nj
$ ar Fl rupt inihaa. Eu. cred ca
toate au fost Gu prelneditare. Da,
de ala mergea ~ de meet ca Sd
scape trenul. Dosxnne De &c lam
ascultat sd mereem - ne plim-
BAN prin pS1gricea din fata
gariif So ii VEN &asa Lam ~
eultat ii aeuln. eresala. RusiT
nsa ps' cspul Ds 4 ~ ala
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16

'Cred Cd sa-mi scrie sa-si
ceara iertare. Da, desigur ca 0
sa-mi scrie."
''23 OctOmbrie 1896.
''Sunt nenorocita. Miselul. Ii
calosnl. Fatarnicul. Ma nenoro-
cit. Ce Sc fact SAL denunt auto
ritatilorf Ma fac de rusine. De
risul lumei. Object de 'batjocura
in ziare. Doamne, invata- ma &c
sd fact
Auzi, ticalosul, sd Sc logo
Edeasca Gu Elena! Gu Elena, de
care sicea Cd b are ochi so yaza
Doamne dar oare E adeva-
rat' Sc poate care ca un tfnar sd
fe atSt de fatarnic 81 misel ca
sa-si bata joe de cinstea 81 vito
rul unei fete find slogodita Gu
alta.
'Miselua 81 ticalosul. Joi s'a
logodit GU Elena ii peste trei zile
vine 81 ma seduce, ma nenoro-
ceste.
y "Dac4 nal-mi scriea dina brown
= asi q stint mimic.
1ar dask s's logodit nnlpai
\ Ri MI tstsr ~ cinA qtis
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"De vinzare," "Anunt de casatorie,"
Pretul pentru publicatii ca: "Caut,"
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CENT? de publicatie. Sub so de cent?
nu Sc publica mimic.
Pentru Dari de seama, Invitari de
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Publicatiile sd fie insotite de suma
necesara Credit nu are decft societa-
tile din Uniunea S. r. A.
Manuscriptele sau fotografii nu se
inapoiaza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16
De vINZARE

o casa pc Clinton Ave. aproapc
de IS Str. Casa are s camere, 2
camere sunt mobilate pc etaJul al
treilea; garage dublu, numai acei
interesati sd Sc adreseze la Ziarul
"America'' sos Detroit Ave.
(3S-41. Cleveland, o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16
DACA VREI

Sa nu 1ntinzi mana Ia coltul
stradelor In caz cand al ramas
fara o mana sau un picior In
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea S. r. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16
DACA VREI

Sa nu intinzi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in caz cand al ramas
fara o mana sau un picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. B. A.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
Concerning the
Spread Of Birth
Control Measure
by MRS. MARGARET SANGER
Leader of Birth Control Movement

Within the span OF a single genera.
ton | see birth control established
both in public opinion, as desirable and
necessary, and in practice in All Strata
of society.
The poor will be helped by means of
clinics, and public opinion will demand
the sterilization of those whose progeny
would be injurious tC society.
Purpose of Movement
In reply to the question, what is the
purpose of birth control? | would say
briefly that birth control opens The way
TO a new and better civilization and
freer, finer, nobler human race.
1t will free women from their agelong
slavery to unwilling motherhood.
1t will insure hat each child born
into the world shall he welcome, and
shall have a fair chance Of both sound
mind and healthy body as well as of
adequate support and care from its par.
ents, and opportunity in life, in a 50.
cial system free from the overci owding
OF the present day.
IL VIII DhlllSn NdlS-SO taf as war mas
been due to ov%er-population and the de.
mand Of a nation which is strong and
aggressive for II place in the sun for
its eyer.increasing numbers.
II will raise the level of living for the
workers. for the supply will net he so
greatly in excess of the demand as 10
cause unemployment and the crowding
down of wages.
II will diminish the burdens Of taxa.
ton II charity and so release the more
thrifty members Of the community and
enable them to sustain their numbers.
have 10 plan for imposing birth
control on the nation by law. Our aim
is rather To sweep away legislation
which now prevents access to birth con.
troll knowledge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
Phillips New Head
Sinclair Subsidiary

Henry l.. Phillips has been appoint.
ed president of the Sinclair Crude Oil
Purchasing company according TO a re
cent announcement made by the Sin
clair Consolidated Oil corporation. Phil
lips succeeds George II. Taber, Jr., who
has been appointed a member of the
eastern staff OF the Sinclair corpora.
ton as an executive in charge of the
refinery now in course of construction
at Marcus Hook, Pa, and with head.
quarters at Philadelphia.
Both Phillips and Taber have been
with the Sinclair interests about five
or six years and are young men, about
80 years old. Phillips is a native of
Ohio and came to Oklahoma about
eight years ago. His first occupation
was with the legal department of the
Charles Page interests and later he
became affiliated with the same branch
Of the Sinclair. When the Sinclair
Crude Oil Purchasing company was
formed in 1921. he was appointed first
vice president of the firm.
Taber became affiliated with Sinclair
in 1917. when he took charge of the
company's gasoline plants, after re.
signing a position with the Gulf Re.
filming company at Pittsburgh. His
next step was 10 the vice.presidency of
the Sinclair Oil and Gas company, and
then head Of the Sinclair Crude Oil
Purchasing company. He is a graduate
of the Boston School Of Technology.
Phillips graduated from the state uni.
versity of Ohio.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
Oklahoma Concerns
Declare Dividends

Dividends recently declared by oil
companies operating in Oklahoma in.
clude:
Newlock OIL company Of Tulsa. de.
clared dividend of 80 cents per share
payable on January 10 to stakeholder.
Of record of January ..
Gulf Oil corporation declared quar-.
terly dividend of 81 IL cents on new
s2j par stock payable January . and
December 20. This is equivalent TO
is per cent a year on old stock which
paid So per year.
Cosden and company declared reg.
ular quarterly dividend Of 81 payable
February /, on stock of record Of
January 3.
Mexican Eagle Oil company declar.
I'd semin.annual dividend OF eight per
cent payable December 81. This com
pared with 10 per cent a year ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
Refiners Official
Predicts Crude Rise

indications point 20 u firm and ris.
ing market, following the holiday sea.
SON states John -. Reynolds. secre.
tary of the Western Petroleum Rein.
ers association, who recently returned
to his Tulsa headquarters from Kansas
City. "Unquestionably the grading of
crude resulted in an increase in price
on the higher gravities with greater
gasoline content" he says, land that
necessarily means that the refiner
must get more for refined products If
he is TO remain in the market. II is
generally predicted that the price Of
crude will take an upward trend after
the first OF the year. Based upon ION.
sumption Of previous years and the
improved highways now under course
Of construction throughout the country.
the refiners are looking forward 10
the biggest season in their history
Speaking Of the situation as it ap.
pears in the refining industry OF the
Mid.continent field. Mr.. Reynolds
states that there is a very limited
mount OF stocks on hand with some Of
the companies Withdrawing from the
market. Four of the largest refining
companies in the field are in the mar.
ket for gasoline and others will be in
similar position within the next few
days. 4 large export demand l. also
expected.
PngfnffIRAg uafsa An1shA - In 14I4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
Alexander Sued By
Woman Claiming
Common Law Wife

MUSKOGEE, Okla.-Suit against
the estate of the late Joseph Alexan-
der Of Moffett, Okla, opposite
Smith. Arkansas. involving approxi-
mately a half million dollars worth or
farm property, was filed in the United
States district court today by Audie
Dunlap of Fort Smith. on behalf of Ida
Georgiene Boenig, who says she is the
daughter of Alexander. long regarded
as a bachelor. The petition asserts that
Mrs. Dunlap is the mother of the
child, and says the girl was born N
ST. Louis. Mo. November l3. 1920. The
Dunlap says she was Alexan-
der's common law wife.
The suit claims heirship to 80 large
tracts of land in S%equoyah county Ok
lahoma, % residences and business
lots at Moffett, several business build
ing, and a cotton gin in that village.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
Nichlos Is Sued
in Grady County

suit for q half interest In the gas
and lease holdings Of John Nichols In
The Chickasha gas field is reported as
having been filed In the Grady county
courts by H. b. Thweatt against Nich'
OILS and the Oklahoma Natural Gas
company. The property involved is val.
ued al more than $3.50. 900. Thweatt al.
leges hlsc lain IL based upon moral and
financial support and O verbal agree.
p Plaintiff also claims "a one.
twelfth Interest IN the Little Nick Oil
company which is headed by Nichols
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
Operators in
Graham Field

Trust.kirk Oil company No. : on the
Bennett farm, in the center of the
west line of the southeast of the north
west OF the northeast quarter of sec
ton 3l-2s-2w, Graham field, are prepar
ing 10 run a string of i 5S men cas-
ing in an effor TO straighten u crook
ed hole. The well is making C5 bar
rels daily with the drill II feet in sand
topped at 254S feet.
The derrick has been completed fol
the Graham-kirk No. 8 on the Bennett
farm, in the enter of the northeast
Of the northwest Of the northeast quar-
lei Vi section 3l.2s-2w, west offset &c
the Humble.Burrows No. /.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21

Of 2.S3 per cent per annum on net as
sets over this period We're paid.
Net earning Of the company and AT.
tiliated organizations for 1929 and 1921
and the estimated earningsh for the
first six months or 1922 We're grouped
by Mr.. Teagle as follows:
From foreign business sS7.3ls,5 $50,
from ~collerateral business. S72.410,l49
and from domestic oil $50 .9SO.459.
The STANDARD Oil company of New
Jersey" Mr.. Teagle continued. has
earned during the 2A years ended
June 30. 1922. Il total of $50, $50 i75 from
its domestic oil business. During the
domestic refineries a total of l71.467,.
9ll barrels Of crude oil. on these fig.
ures, the earnings We're equivalent to
81 cents per barrel.
what do the earnings shown mean to
The eventual purchaser of a gallon of
our products and what part of each
dollar paid to the Standard Oil Com.
pany, New Jersey. represents profits to
this company? This is a phase of the
matter about which there is generally
a very erroneous impression. /. e. that
un~conscionable profits are being made
ont of the oil business. The gross sales
of the STANDARD OH company Of New
Jersey and its domestic subsidiaries in
their domestic oil business during the
2ls years referred TO were sl.51e, 292,.
800. the profits from that sale were
$50, $50 AIS or $50 per cent.
"Out of every dollar paid by the
consumer for our petroleum products
IN that period we retained 1856 cents.
Applying this basis of figuration and
assuming that consumers Of our gaso-
line paid an average retail price of %
cents per gallon, the profit of the com.
pany was less than one cent per gal
lon
Mr.. Teagle also went into the stock
dividend recently paid by his company.
Oil Greatest Industry
Concluding his statement. Mr.. Teagle
said he thought he properly could claim
for the petroleum industry that it had
been the greatest single force in she
extension of the foreign trade of the
United States, and that it has made a
notable contribution to the prosperity
the welfare and the progress not only
OF ;hc American people, jut of the PEG.
pie Of many lands"
I'm no industry" he declared. have
so many self.controlled and independent
units flourished and multiplied during
the past decade as in the petroleum in.
dustry in which the process of decen.
tralization Of power has PASSED 50 rap.
idly from the hands Of the few to the
hands OF the many"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
Roxana Takes Over
Wolverine Holdings

The f;oNana Petroleum company took
over III" properties OF the Wolverine
oil company iu the Hewitt field on
December 10, and the leases are now
being operated under the supervision OF
Mr.. Clay. who Is also head OF the
RoXana producing properties in the 10.
cal districts. Mi. Clay relieves =. j.
l-awton. who was superintendent Of
the Wolverine Hewitt interests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
WITH THE OIL MEN

Don Connolly, scout in the local dis
tricts with the Gypsy Oil Company, is
en- route to Bradford. Pa, wher he
will spend several weeks with his par
ents. Connolly stated prior 10 his de-
p%arture that he will remember the boys
Of the Sholom Alechem fraternity.
l.. II. Angove, Of Bowie, Texas. divi.
sion superintendent with the Prairie
Pipe Line company, was an Ardmore
business visitor Wednesday.
l.. V. Backom is here for the Christ.
mas holidays visiting his family and
hob-nobbing with the fraternity. Mr..
'iackom has been away for five months,
during which time he has been busy
as field manager with the Texas Pro.
duction company in the northwestern
territory Of the United States. Mr..
Backom's headquarters are at Denver,
Col.
Fred A. Gillette, attorney Of El Reno.
is an Ardmore business visitor.
Frank Adams and family are en-
route to Stockton. Cal, where they
will spend the holidays with relatives.
j.. c. Clopton, manager of the Hotter
Ardmore, has returned from a business
trip TO Fort Worth and Dallas. during
which he was away for Two days. Mr..
Clopton states that indications are IA
vorable for pleasing returns when the
oil boys get back from the east. This
statement is made clearer by reference
to "A sign on the hotel blackboard which
reads: The hotel nan cannot get away
during the holidays, so YOU oil men
who go east remember what the cover.
nor Of North Carolina said to his
southern contemporary"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
Famous violinist at Norman

NORMAN Bronislaw Huberman,
world famous violinist, who has appear.
I'd in public entertainments ever since
- years old. is scheduled 10 play at
the University OF Oklahoma. Wednes.
day evening, December 20. on the uni.
versity program OF world.famed artists,
which have been secured as 4 special
attraction this year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
OUR TOY AUTOMOBILE WINDOW
WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER. SEND IN YOUR SEALED
BIDS. ALL BIDS MUST BE IN SAT.
CRDAY EVENING AT s O'CLOCK.
HERD-BAILEY co. 20.


CHlCkASlIA. -Myron Humphrey,
president of the Chickasha Milling
Company, was elected president OF the
Lions Club Of C~hickasha this week.
Roy c. Smith, banker. was elected vice
president; James f. Hatcher. secre.
tary; +. T. Chandler. treasurer: Alger
Melton, member OF the board OF direc.
tors; the Rev. c. Il. James, tail twis.
ter, and the Rev. II. f. Toothaker, lion
tanner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-21
Door Factory at Perry

PERRY.-A deal was consumated
Wednesday by which Perry is to have
a sash and door factory. The enterprise
is to be undertaken by Perry people and
the building Of u two.story structure
will begin at once.
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You Answer II

How can money be raised 10 max,
u rural schools as good as thos,
enjoyed by the rich and poor children
OF the cities? This is the leading ques
ton which should be In the mind oi
every citizen during Education Week.
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DO YOUR BRAKES NEED AID
JUSTING? If so DRIVE IN FREE
SERVICE. PHONE 1908. RED BALL
TIRE co. 1880

Ammunition Supply for Fort Sill
LOWTON, OLA four year supply
of ammunition for the school OF fire at
Fort sill is being received at the fort
this week. according TO Major Miles,
ordnance officer. This ammunition was
shipped to Galveston by boat and r.
being transported from Galveston to
the fort by rail. The shipment con
sisted Of 1900 tons.
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Empire Pipe Line
November Report

Total receipts OF the Empire pipe
lime company Tor the month ending
November 800 was sos "a. % barrels. or
% daily average % sG.siS 80 barrels. To.
tai deliveries during the month were
'3GGlCs3 barrels. or a daily average
ot 24.5jaso barrels Stcc Ks OH hand De.
cember / toialled g.O3s.2iS.56 barrels.
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A thickness Of nine feet Of veEc,a
ton is needed to make one foot Of coal
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POstOffices were established in 1864