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The Washington herald., 1922-04-09
IHon0rHer0es
In Cherrydale
Members of d. A. r
Chapter Plant Tree
On Arbor Day.

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cHEfhfDALE. Va, April ~
spices Of Frances Wallis Chapter, d.
-. r.s .tt.r
nooh "hen tree was pianeeo IN
memory OF the fve young men Of
this community who made the sts-
preme sacrifice during the world
ward-Lieut. John Lyon. Frederick
Wallis Schutt. U. s. N; Irving Neu-
man. OF the Aviation Corps; Henry
Vermillion and Archibald Williams.
Representative r.. Walton Moore de-
livered the principal address; Judge
Cloth and Mrs. c. NJ. Rogers. in be-
half of the Red Cross. spoke very
brieny. Music was furnished by the
hand from Fort Myer.
The Parent-Teacher Association
Of Cherrydale School will meet to-
morrow evening in the eighth grade
classroom.
Rev. Wilbur NJ. Snyder left Tues
day for Chestertown. Nd. to attend
the annual conference of the Metho-
dist Church.
Miss Adams, OF the Washington
Y. w. C. A, is forming a class in
calisthenics and folk dancing at the
school.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church met wednesday
| evening at the home of Mrs. Ernest
NJ. Shreve.
Mrs. De witt stehman was hostess
at a luncheon on Thursday, when
her guests Were the members of the
Dominion Heights Embroidery Club.
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Pi Phi's Will Dine.

The annual founders day ban
Iuet Of Pi Beta Phi will>be held
n the blue room Of the new City
Tub, April 20. at $3.50 o'clock.
Among the distinguished Pi Phis
who have been invited to be pres
ent are Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Mrs.
Henry C. Wallace, DR.. May L. Kel-
Ter. OF Westhampton College, and
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. Mrs.
]. Rowland Bibbins, OF 1901 Con-
necticut avenue. Is chairman OF the
banquet committee.
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Will Preach
In Culpeper
ReU. w. A. Wright viii
Also Open Conference
Tomorrow.

CULPEPER. Va. April s.-Rev.
William A. Wright, presiding elder.
will preach in the Methodist
Church tomorrow night, and hold
the i-st quartely conference Monday
Morning.
St. Stephens Guild met at the
home OF Mrs. 7. L. Cline Tuesday
Afternoon. Plans were made for a
spring rummage sale.
Mrs. K. J. Hammond returned
from Baltimore today.
8. W. Shadwick has sold his in
terest in the Buick Motor Company
here and will leave shortly f6r GAL
Weston. Texas. to take charge of the
Dodge Motor Company of that city.
Private Alden Bell has returned to
Culpeper after an absence of sew
eral months.
Mrs. II. B. Lee had as guests this
week Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Rochow,
of Baltimore.
Miss Janet Hamilton, OF Warren
ton, is visiting at the home Of her
uncle. r G. Vass.
After spending several days with
her brother in Charlottesville, Miss
Lizzie Harrison has returned home.
J. L Gibbs spent several days this
week in Madison County.
DR.. Ben Gaines, a veterinary sur
geon. dropped dead at his home
Monday night. Although "A years
old, he was daily occupied with his
profession He leaves several chill
dren. all grown
Miss Lucille williams spent Satur-
day in the National Capital.
I. DR.. Hugh Hill, of Madison County,
~ the guest OF his brother. Judge
W. p. Hill.
Miss Ida May ,Dinges spent this
week in Richmond.
Miss Helen King. after spending
several weeks in Richmond. is at
home.
Edward J. Lynch, OF Texas, Is Wis
ting his sister, Mrs George Berry.
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TIMELY BEAUTY HINTS

Society women wash their own
hair, not because 1t is a fad, but
because they wish to obtain the
greatest possible hair beauty
and be sure they are not using
anything harmful. They have
found that in washing the hair
1t is never wise to use a make
shift, but Is always advisable to
use a preparation made for
shampooing only. Many of our
friends say they get the best re-
suits from simple home made
canthrox mixture. You can use
this at a cost Of about 3 cents a
shampoo by getting some can
throx from your druggist and
dissolving teaspoonful in a cup
of hot water. This makes enough
shampoo liquid to apply to all
the hair instead OF just the top
of the head, as with most prep
arations. Dandruff, excess oil
and dirt are dissolved apd en-
tirely disappear in the tinsing
water. Your hair win Nbe so
fluffy that II will look much
heavier than IL is, It's luster and
softness will also delight you,
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Continued from Yesterdoy.
The silent House.

Jane dreamed very strange
dreams Then she awakened and
lay staring at the ceiling for
hours. She decided that she would
not go to dance at Mr.. Roberts
house. How could she trust him
after what the girl had said about
Flo Flo? How did she know his
son would be there7 Also what
about Mrs. Roberts? Why hadn't
he mentioned her?
OF course, II she did go, she
would have 20 have a new dress
possibly a new hat. There might
be no real harm in going. Of
course. 1t would be nice to see
the gardens.
Jane dozed on. She dreamed
again that Mr.. Roberts was en-
bracing her in a garden Of roses.
She awakened and sighed to her
self.
How silly! OF course. 1 shall
One day, not long afterward. Mr..
Roberts announced that his son
had returned from Chieago: He
invited Jane TO dinner at their
country home in New Jersey for
the promised dancing party.
We'll drive out from here Sat
urday afternoon. That will give
you a chance to look over the
place, and after dinner we can
dance and have a good time" he
arranged pleasantly.
Jane couldn't refuse. She start
ed to mutter something about .
previous engagement, but he an
ticipated.
IF you can't come Saturday
we'll go some other time. when
can you conner"
"oh, Saturday will be hne." Jane
could only assent.
You'll like my boy" he said
confidently. and then he looked at
Jane approvingly.
He'll like you, too! His last
girl was a red-headr"
Jane flushed unhappuy.
She thought again bf Flo Flo,
the dancing girl at the Midnight
Frolic." She tried to be casual
and she inquired about Mrs. Rob-
erts,
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70 her a. the SI1os. rhsy we're fron .
HE conssrvakory. ths ssms vsris<f
-perhaps thsss roses had E-own
from the very same stemsi Jsux
pondsrsd on the Richness OF nztur&
and then she thcoeht how vsry
nice 81 was for q rich man like NJ.
Roberts 70 bother about bringina
roses TO her-his stenoe-spheri
Jane wondered why. she Looked
into the mirror-hsr auburn hair
was tossed By the wind intc q
tawny frame about her fscs. Al.
most psnitsntiy. Jane drew h<r
hair back from her pretty fae(
into = tight and very proper iittis
coil She hoped that Mr.. Roberts
did not admire her more than hen
work. I. Then reckiessiy, sds
undid the coll. nufred her halr
dainty about her ears. povdere6
her nose carefully-snd smiledl- =
A she heard q cheerful voice
calling from the hall. ~ysne, Janss-
she took one OF the pink roses ana
tucked ft into her dimity blouse.
7 cannot help II ] am pretty.4
she thought 7 might az well
have something out Of life"
Mr.. Roberts thought she vss
particularly gay az she danced
oown tne woe staircase at the u
FOOT OF "nien ne was waiting
Lets take q walk over th<
grounds" he suggested. onerIns
her his arm. Harry is out ridinr.
30 ! guess We shall not meet bin,
until dinner" sFF
They went nrst 70 the rr.ssS
house. He showed her his orchlds
and made Jane give up the rose
for an exotic cluster OF his choicest
variety Jane was quite pleased
with litue lemon tree growing
with a row OF others transpiantee-
from fiorioa ana insisted upon
pinching tne xenow fruit 20 see "
~ was real Ar. hooerts explainet
mat ne tso mao nome In
Florloa -.s'
Wsn- ne began. but sud
oehly horrleo Jane back 70 the
mouse Ano on the way up the ter
races mao very nttle more 10 say.
Jane vonoereo IL there could be
another place anywhere In the
world as lovely as this. She was
very glad that she had come. ana
she was also glad that she had
gotten this new henns-colored
dress-just about the shade OF her
hair.
house cheerful IRE was blazing
in the living room. A deep rock
Ing chair was provided with cush-
IONS Tor Jane MI. Roberts sat on
.ne se ano smoked a cigarette.
refused h. ,eeusd - ,nJI.
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tained three tables of bridge at
the Blue Ridge Club Thursday af-
ternoon in honor of her guest.
Miss Annie Jarvis. of Seattle.
Wash. Later in the afternoon a
few guests were entertained at an
informal tea. ..
The University Cotillion Club
dance at the Armory Thursday
night was an enjoyable affair.
About forty couples and a large
number of stays were present. The
chaperones were Mesdames Cline,
Staley, Brand and Powell.
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d. A. r. Chapter to Meet.

Constitution Chapter. d. A. R.,
viii hold its regular meeting at
the G. w. CA Hut adjoining the
Grace Dodge Hotel. Tuesday, April
IL. at 8 p. m. when the hostesses
will be Mrs. Marcus w. Lewis, Mrs.
John w. Rawlings and Miss Sara
c. Wells, assisted by the executive
officers. The subject for the even
ing will be Historic Spots in the
District of Columbia" Friends of
the chapter are invited.
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eraI waters before being hung UP TO
dry.
A good quality of ribbon can be
successfully cleaned by dissolving
some good white soap in boiling
water so q good suds is made. and
when cool enough to bear the hand.
pass the ribbon through the water.
rubbing 1t gently. 1t must be rinsed
thoroughly in lukewarm water. and
wound around a bottle OF pinned to
a board to dry. White ribbon should
have a little bluing added to the
rinsing water. In washing bright
yellow, maroon, crimson. or scarlet.
add a few drops Of oil Of vitriol to
the rinsing water.
Try cleaning delicate lace by
spreading IT out on a clean white
paper, covering IT with calcined
magnesia; then place between the
leaves OF a book for few days. Then
shake the powder cut carefully.
Answers to Sewing Questions.
Mrs. L. G. P: A colonial costume
should be becoming to you, and you
can make IL of figured and plain
sateen instead OF silk, II you choose.
The tight fitting bodice with net
ruffled fichu, the bouffant draperies
OF the figured sateen. and the long,
full skirt of plain sateen, should
make a lovely fancy dress.
Mother: S-7~~'-'ng is pretty for
coats and dresses for small gi'l
the plain kind Is not so difficult to do.
The principal thing is to have a soft
but sharp pencil, and do the mark
ing with perfect accuracy.
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CHARACTERS IN THE STORY

JANE RICHARDS, private secretary who has her eyes otsnsd n
the business sUord She SUPPORTS her mother.
MRS. RICHARDS, fvho ednnof snderaand the ferffoso1
offices of like
ROGERS. rich roae. ipho hires Only pretty girls
WINSTON RANDOLPH S1vinding broker Josfs sor<
bogus stoeR then doaf He ande begs Jons
PROPOSAL orrogs HIS former
,gife wns ~ a q shock Jane, introduced by
JULIAN REYNOLDS engages yane
her testimony agdint Randoh Jdn his lcuye She dfs
hot night roned by telephone
Reynolds threatened her dis
CHARGED Mrs REYNOLDS openly Office Reynolds
discharges ritfr on advance of salary.
HATTIE BRYANT, brotege of Jdne O little typid.
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Eyes sbedl all dngnose; nda for srodsos fh<y ash
GUf of rank they respect sfth fose1J NOR re<s
reither learning power bat atsds esd
asain and through and yosgh - somen OF ts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-28
COE-DOLMAN WELL TO
DRILL DEEPER IN PAY

The Sykes.Heenan-C Coe Dolman No.
on the Louise Baptiste farm. in the
southwest Of the northeast of the north
east quarter Of section 20, 5s-le, made
two flows Tuesday. one of which went
over the derrick and the other to the
beam. The l0-inch and l5-inch casings
We're pulled Tuesday. and the operators
expected 10 be ready TO drill deeper into
the pay this afternoon. The hole has
been standing full Of oil since the sand
VAs originally full Of oil since the sand
gas pressure present. Corrected steel
line measurement of the top Of the
sand IL reported at l7s2 feet, with the
drill II feet in or 10 a depth Of 1894
feet
1t is probable that three locations will
be made by the Amerada Petroleum
Company offsetting the Sykes ct al
well on the west, southwest and south.
In the Criner Hills, the j. e. Crosbie
test on the Criner farm, in the south.
west corner Of the southeast quarter Of
section l6. 5s-le, is drilling in lime at
455 feet, after running the 1S.inch cas-.
ing to &20 feet. Location Of this test
is three-fourths OF a mile northeast Of
production.
Writ Franklin is drilling at 1900 feet
m his NO. la on the George farm. in
the center Of the southwest of the
southeast of the northwest quarter OF
section IT, 5s.le, about one NILE north.
west Of production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-28
RESOLUTION NO as2

a resolution adopting plans. speclfics
1iohs ana estimates OF costs, and d,
clailng the necessity for the paving
street Improvement District No. G
same being
Stanley Boulevard. beginning at
the west line of Washington street
to the East line OF B street. thence
from the west line OF b street TO
the east line Of q street, thence
from the west line OF + street, to
the east line OF street:
In the city Of Ardmore. Oklahoma.
he IL resolved by the mayor and boar
OF commissioners OF the city OF Are
more. oklahoma:
First. That the plans. specification
ana estimates for Street ImDroveme,
District No. 67. comprising the stree;
and avenues as set out In the title
thls resolution as prepared and submit
ted by A. y Payne city engineer. ar
hereby adopted and approved ana orc
cred filed In the office OF the city clerk
second. That IT 10 necessary TO paw,
STANLEY Boulevard, beginning at III,
west line of Washington street. TO tn,
east line of street thence from IN,
west line OF B street TO the east lin,
9i street thence from the west line o.
Il street 10 the east line OF street H.
the city OF Ardmore, oklahoma. to DE-
the necessary grading. to constrtlc'
m0nholes and inlet basins, drain tiles
curbs and cutters therefor.
THllsS,. That this resolution be pub.
lished - the Daily Ardmoreite, n news
paper OF general circulation In said
city, for six (G) consecutive issues.
Fourth. That II the owners OF ma
lo1ty In area OF the lots. pieces or par
GELS OF ground liable TO taxation or ass
essment for the cost Of these Improve.
ments shall not within fifteen 15l days
after the last publication. file with the
city clerk, their protest Ia writing
against such improvements then the
city of Ardmorc shall cause such i'm
provements TO be made and contracted
for as provided In the Revised Laws OF
Oklahoma. and shall levy assessments
and issue street Improvement Bonds
for the payment thereof as provided by
law
Adopted and approved this card day
OF June, 1892,
\. EDnLEMAN, Acting Mayor
Attest sL. VI THuRSTON,: civ Cletl
Published June &c. %. IS 80. 90 and
July 3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-28
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS EAcE

In the county court OF Carter county.
State OF Oklahmoa
In the matter OF the guardianship OF
j. n. Nolatubbee, minor, James Nola-
tubbee. guardian No -.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
OF an order of the county court of Car
ter county, State Of Oklahoma, made
and entered on the 2Sth day Of June
1922, the undersigned guardian will offer
Tor sale and sell at public auction in
open court to the highest and best bid
der an oil and gas mining lease on the
9TH day Of July. 1922 at 10 o'clock a.
M, the following described lands sit
uated In Garyin county, State OF Okla
homa, to-wit:
Northwest quarter Of southeast
quarter and east half of southwest
quarter of southeast quarter and
northwest quarter Of northwest quar-
ter OF southwest quarter and east
half of northwest quarter Of south
west quarter and northeast quarter OF
southwest quarter OF Section 29.
township North Range West,
and containing l30 acres, more or
less.
Said oil and gas lease to be on the
Departmental form for oil and gas leas-
es and subject TO the approval OF the
secretary of the interior on the follow
ing terms and conditions: For a cash
bonus of not less than $l00 per acre,
and the usual departmental rentals and
royalties
Said sale to be held in the county
court room of Carter county Oklahoma.
at Ardmore, at the time above stated
Dated this 2Sth day Of June. 1922.
JAMES NOLATUBBEE
$50 Guardian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-28
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS FACE

In the County Court Of Carter county.
State OF Oklahoma.
In the matter Of the guardianship of
j. u. Nolatubbee, a minor, James Nola =
tubbee. guardian. No. -
Notice Is hereby given in pursuance
OF an order OF the county court of Car
ter county. State OF Oklahoma, made and
entered on the 2Sth day OF June 1922.
the undersigned guardian win offer for
sale and sell at public auction in open
court to the highest and best bidder an
oil and gas mining lease on the 5th
day OF July. 1922, at 10 o'clock n m.
the following described lands situated in
Garvln county, state of Oklahoma, to-
wit:
East half Of west half Of northeast
quarter and west half OF southeast
quarter Of northeast quarter and
southwest quarter r. northeast quar-
ter Of northeast quarter and east
half OF southeast quarter OF south
west quarter and northwest quarter
OF southeast quarter OF southwest
quarter of Sec. 90, TAN, R-2-W
and containing 100 acres.
said oil and gas lease viii be sold on
the following terms and conditions to-
wit: For cash bonus of not less than
SlOO per acre, and a royalty CT not
less than one e-eighth OF all oil pl oduced
ana saved from the premises
SAID sale 10 be held In the county
court romo of Carter county, oklahoma.
at ArdmOrc, at the time above stated
Dated this 2Sth day Or June. 1922.
JAMES NOLATUBBEF,
aS-J
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-28
New Test May Drill
In jefferson County

Reports from Waurika state that A.
s. Nelson and associates, of Wichita
Falls. Texas. have acquired a block OF
$500 acres in the southern portion OF
Jefferson county. along the Rock Island
railroad, and will start drilling opera.
tions soon on the Charles Thompson
farm in section 80. 5s.Sw. The report
aiso bears the information that j. c.
Lands. who drilled "A test to 1000 feet
for the Sims OIL company. l2 miles east
of Terrell about three years ago, is ar.
ranging for the drilling OF new test
In that region, There is a possibility
that the Evans ct al tast on the Dalton
farm, near Addngton, which has been
drilled to 5000 feet may be deepened to
1000 feet
The Livingston Oil corporation has
completed the rig for a deep test In
the southeast quarter Of section Z. 3s.
law. six miles from Granfield. In Till.
man county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-28
Big Well on Strawn
Fee Turkey Mountain

A telegram OF congratulatlon receiv.
ed here Monday by g. W. Strawn bore
the information that u well drilled by
the Flesher OIL Company on land owned
IN fee by Mr.. Strawn and Jim Harris,
came In for 500 barrels In sand touch.
ed at 2go1 feet. The well is located
in the southeast of the northeast quar-.
ter OF 2.1Sl2. In the Turkey mountain
district. six miles south OF Tulsa The
Fietsher Company has a 80 acre tract
leased on which the well was drilled
and under the terms OF It's agreement,
pays the Strawn.Harris interests one.
sixth royalty. Messrs. Strawn and
Harris own a 9o.acrc offset Unbiased
and will Immediately drill an offset to
the Flesher well. Mr.. Strawn lef, for
Tulsa today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-28
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO coNTaAcroRs

Sealed bids wiil be received until i
O'Clock q. m. "Wednesday July the 18th.
1922, by the Board OF Education OF
Consolidated School District Number "A.
Carter county, Okla, at the building site
for the furnishing of laburs and mater
ials and the erection and completion OF
a one story six room brick school build e
ing, to be built on building slto OF above
named board being on southwest quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter Cf Section Number 20,
In township . south in range west
Carter county Okla. about one mile
southwest Of the town Of Fox. Okla.
and about 5 and q miles north OF the
town Of Healdton, Okla
Each bid shall be accompanied with
certified check or satisfactory bid .
ders bond In the sura Of $4,000 made
payable To the treasurer Of school funds
Of above named district and to be for
feited as liquidated damages should he
the successful bidder fail to sign q sat
lsfactory contract and make satlsfac-
tory bonds as required within ten days
after being notified Of being awarded
the contract.
copy OF said plans and specifications
can be viewed at the residence OF the
secretary OF board and bidders can Sc
cure copies OF same from j. B. White
architect Ardmroe. Okla by depositlng
the sum Of $500 for each copy as a
guarantee that plans and specifications
VIII be returned to architect on day of
opening, bids.
Board OF education reserves the right
TO reject any or all bids.
Signed this the 2Sth day OF June.
1922.
MRS. J. w. BUNTPAsS.
Director.
c. L. LYLES. Clerk.
j. Il. THOMPSON. Member
Board OF Education OF Consolidated
School district No. "A. Carter County
Okla. 2S-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-28
University Pebble
Pups in Arbuckles

Twenty-Five students of the gcologi
cal department Of the University of
Oklahoma are in the Arbuckle mount.
aims In the vicinity of Henry House
creek where they are doing summer
work under supervision of DR.. c. Z.
Decker. of the department Of geology.
DIR. Decker is also secretary-treasurer
of the American Association OF Petro.
leum Biologists and Is well known
in petroleum circles throughout the
country Members of the party in.
clude: X. II. Coe, A. b. Jones. n. J.
Owens, A. II. Richards. l. H. Stein
Warlick West, u. n. Benge, n. j.
Aolph, ID. f. Mathers. Brockway, X. A.
Garrison. James Van Zant. C.. X. Pope,
N. B. Kitterdge, l.. S. Turner John
McFadden. Bayer, l.. +. Anderson. John
Bum, Floyd Swindell, Roy Seitz and
j. B. Norman.
The boys are pursuing the regular
summer course of the university and
are mapping in detail the topography
and geology OF the region on both sides
OF Henry House creek, embracing an
area OF 10 square miles in the mount.
aims. The purpose OF the course states
DR. Decker. is TO train the students
on geology of a very complex area such
as they are working on. The Henry
House creek territory has 10 or more
different formations exposed and has
considerable folding and faulting.
The pebble puppies are working In
five parties over five separate divisions
and are correlating their work as they
progress. Their findings will be pun
together and the complete map issued
at later date. This is the first time
the students have worked over this
particular territory. their operations
during the two preceding years having
been confined to districts further north.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-28
Report on Ramsey.
Dempsey Wildcats

Ramsey-Dempsey No. | on the Emma
Thomas farm in the northwest of the
southwest of the southwest quarter of
section /. is.2w, northeast u the Hewitt
pool. Is drilling in lime at 2Gl4 feet.
Ramsey.Dempscy No. on The j. s.
Reed farm. In the northwest of the
southwest OF The northwest quarter of
section 20. 4slw, east OF the Bayou
district, is drilling in blue shale at
2005 feet