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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
probate Court

johanna Garrison, dcosIpcd: Notice
To- sheriff Of Belmont county returned
and Med served. %oticc to sheriff or
Harrison county returned and nIed
served. Notice to sheriff Of Jefferson
county returned and Med served. No
tiCr to sheriff of Guernsey county re-
turned and hlcd served. No notice hav-
INK been ordered To John Corbin. Dcnni-
son. Ohio, notice to him ordered and
order issued To sheriff of Tuscarawas
county and cause continued TO January
81, 1922, at 10 Il. IN.
Mary Elizabeth Kidd. adoption and
change OF name: Report Of investigator
fIod. Cause heard, hnding the facts
stated in the petition and answer are
true: that petitioners are persons OF
good moral character. reputable stand
ing. and with a bility TO maintain and
support child properly. and that the best
interests of said child will he promoted
10y said adoption. Husband and wife
each examined separately. Decree OF
adoption and record ordered.
Fannie DcGrati. deceased: Inventory
filed, approved and record ordered.
Amanda Il. DalIisou. deceased; lnven-
tory flrd. approved and record ordered.
Edward Allen, Juvenile delinquent:
AfndnvIt Med Set Tor herring January
u. ly22. thiIi brought before court.
Cause partly heard and continued 10
Jnnunry %. 1922. ut . n. IN.
William Itnrk"r. juvenile delinquent.
Affidavit Med. SGT f"r hearing January
II. 49, child brought before tho court.
Cnurc hrrrd ana dIrmlnrcd. Child pa st
~ l"hrt old.
I'rlnk BARKER Juvenile Delinquent:
ArnhalII nlcd Set for hearing January
~. 1879" Chlld brought before tho court.
Cnur" partly beard nnh continued I"
January ~. 1922. ut -. IN.
tIarcurc Nrnnr. Iuvcuilc dcllnurNnr
: Nrndnvit nlcd %"i FOR hearing january
II. 1872. child brought bcr"rn tho court.
{ Gruan partly heard and continued to
January rs, 1872. ut N. m.
Clarence Roberts. Juvenile delinquent:
! Affidavit nIcd SGT for hearing January
! II. 1872. child brought before tho court.
Cause partly heard and continued to
january IS. 1922. mt n. m.
I'aul Scdlocl,. Juvenile delinquent. AZ
! naavIt filed Set for hcarding January
! II, 1922. child brought before tho court.
Causc rarity heard and continued to
january IS, 1872. at a. m.
John XneSsick. Juvenile delinquent.
| Affidavit Med. Set for hearing January
II. 1922. Child brought before the court.
| tauSa partly heard ana continued u
! January IS. 1922. at 2 n. N.
Steve XchrnSky. Juvenile delinquent
| Affidavit fled. Set for hearing January
II, 1922. Child brought hefore the
| Court. Cause partly heard ana con'ih'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19

Fannie Hurst writes for tho sane and
tho courageous. She II frank, some
times startlingly so, but much of the
value of her storios IL duo to the very
fact that she refuseH to gloss anything
over. She writes, not Of criminals, but
OF every day people, who face and meet
tho problems of life. Her series OF
eight vivid novelties will start in Tho
1ntslligsncer, on tho big feature page,
Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
HEALTH Talks
4 By John "a Huber AM,MD
CAT ASTHMA

Some men are mad when they do smell a Shakespeare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19

Tho d"Eign nhowH ia" sort "r Dough-
nut TINT hw'ldi"a claim Ia" salvation
Amy lnrpi"H turucd out ""v"r there.
Whether Intended or not. this particular
duuRhnut makes nm interesting puzaIc'
Just draw straight linc across tho
d"uRhnut to show how many pieces
YOU could produ"" with one straight
cue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19

Tho ono who - fond or TepeAuhs
that "nll f""la arc not dead ysl. kneWs
or ono that Isn't
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
IMPORTANT INFORMATION To
THOSE WHO WISH TO COM
MI'NICATE WITH T8EIR REL
ATIyES ON THE OTHER SIDE.

In the interest Of the tens of thou
sands of American Jews who have
relatives across the sens and desire 10
he placed in communication with them.
the Hebrew Sheltcring and lmmigra-
ton Aid Society Of America, l25-i3I
Lafayette street. New York, states
HAT besides its European hcndquar-
tiers in Warsaw. Has maintains of
fees in the following cities of Poland,
Guiicia. I.ithuania, Ikrainia. ltouman-
in aud of other countries. nhnZig.
Paris, Libau. Riga, Koyno. Abcii''
Raranowicz. Korzec. Lemberg. Rovno'
wilma, Grodno. Solim. Tarnopol. kovei,
Balti. Bcltz. Brichani. Bucarest. Kisi-
incff. Marculesti. Zgurit2a and PinSS.
In addition Has has thc co-opcra-
lion of many Jewish communities and
other local organization in its work
for the Jewish wanderer. This means
to say that wherever there arc Jewish
immigrants. Has is in Il position to
give them guidance and protection.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
EIGHT VICTOR ARTISTS TO GIVE
DEMONSTRATIONS AT AUDI
TORIUM.

. =.
hch'er ioih VIII DC given Il hi"sie"i
'ie'' Il. 'he A"ui'''i"n Sa'uiua'
hsh'' 'ep. H. when eight "iue's
Nn'"h an" popu'"' 'o'
N'eii"e eohip"hs "ris's VIII ue
he"ru' THESE ar'iseS VIII appear q"
persoh' giving 'ieir 'iiouSahus oh nu'
iiiifeis an 'ppoi'uhi'y ~ STE an" ne'i
their ia'orites VI the recoro- Ahe
coheerl Is uescripeo MS po'h mover anu
interesting ana VIII ne ah'ieiPa'eu NY
those WHO nave nia"e 'he "'q"ail'
uhce OF the artists thru inc 'aiAihs
h.''niie'' Inc os'"i'
Drought 10 DehVer uhoer the uiree''on
OF eight VICTOR deaiers Oh the city'
VI unusual interest VIII De the up
pearance OF Billy murray tehor-coln-
caiah OF hatiohai reho"h' iorhe'
Denver boy. Billy murray ho'hei'
MIS-. Julia Murray ana MS pro'heF'
Johh' an empiose OIL 'he Deii'er p'
'oods company, i've at 1910 Spee'
boulevard. Murray Is one Oh the p'ih-
cipai laugh pfoVokers OF Tue ''''A
party, ana attributes the ihspira'io"
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
JUNIOR COUNCIL PLANS. THE.
ATIeE PARrl,

A regular meeting of the Junior
Council was held in the vestry rooms
of Temple Emanuel, Sunday, Feb. ..
at . 80 u. IN.
Miss Hile Aarons, president, resign
ed and Miss Hilda Goalstone, former
second vice-president took the chair,
Miss Esther Deutsch, formerly with
Judge Lindsey. gave very interest
ing talk, about her social service work.
Miss NJ. Goble, gave delightful,
piano solo.
The meeting then came to close,
and social hour followed.
Have You Heard the News?
All ears this way, for the most
wonderful news, that has ever been
told
The Junior Council, is going TO give
a theatre party, some time in March.
They are going to buy ont the Den
ham Theatre. for one night.
Watch. look and listen for the date.
We are all going, are You? ? ? +? :?
M &
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
GRAND BENEFIT CONCERT IN
DER THE AUSPICES OF THE
DRA-MJ-LIT CIRCLE.

Sunday evening at the W0mcns
Club theatre. a splendid musical and
literary concert will he presented for
the benefit of the Famine Stricken OF
Russia. BY courtesy of The Little
Theatre, IL one act drama, the Con
ilict, will he presented under the di-
rcction of Mr. Park French. Thosc
participating are Miss Emma Ran,
Miss Eileen Ewing Master Dayton
Denious and Mrs. Rose Doro. There
klotz: violin solo 10y Helen Swain
Barlow: piano solo by Mrs. beatrice
Feinberg-I. essin; vocal solo by Mrs.
Harry Berry: one act comedy sketch.
The Economic Boomerang" with the
following cast: Mr.. Morris Grupp,
Miss Mary Morris. Mr.. Aaron Sewer,
Miss Anna Morris and Benjamin Nal
nan Miss Laura Schcnck will also
present a number of her pupils in a
series of classical dances. including
Alice Rif.iin. Louise GoldstOnc. Alice
man. Dorothy Polly. Ruth Nicholson,
lrma Cunning. Dorothy Morris, Clare
Brisson. AIargory Regain, Frccda
Knapp. .\ugustaidy Shaw. Helen
kleinberG. Dora Gcrts. Dorothy Holt,
May Sharp, Ruth Feriber. Mae Rose
Wandel. and Master Russell! Kelly.
Reserve February 10Th for !; s,plrn-
did lecture, which will be given ut the
club rooms. The Rev. Gilmore, of the
Unitarian church will speak on n very
interesting subject. Every one i wei
come.
Last Wednesday after the meeting
an open discussion was held ON the
subject of "Egotism.' Mr.. Bennett
Wayne was the principal speaker
Don't forget. the Jewish King Lear,
TO be given on March nth. 1t will be
IN Interesting performance.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN TO
MEET WEDNESDAY.

The regular meeting of the Council
of Jewish Women will occur Wednes-
day afternoon, February IL. Mrs.
Helen Rumsey RDbinson. teacher of
expression at Colorado woman's Col
lege will give readings and interpreta-
tions of Oppenheim's DR.. Rast stories.
TO he followed by discussion.
The music of the afternoon will hc
in charge of Mrs. Vim. Archenhold.
Ladies who still have tickets of the
Rode-o are requested to bring them to
the meeting or send them to Mrs. Sam
Tsaacson.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

fitted for the position of executive Of
ficer of this society was chosen at the
election which followed. \ most aus
picius year can be looked for under
his leadership. The other officers and
directors elected are:
Mrs. \. Morris. vicc-prcsldent
Milton NJ. Schaycr. md vice presi-
dent.
Ed. Grimes, treasurer.
Nathan RothSchild. secretary.
Executive Board:
Milton Anfenger, honorary member !;
David T. Harlem. honorary member
DIR. l.. Adelman. Mike j. Baum. Harry
Harris, Leo II. Cohn, a. i. Cowen.
Sam Froimovitz, Sam Grimes. IL. IL.
Frumcss. Edwin J. WittelShofcr. Geo.
~ Levy. Mrs. $. Pisko. II. j. Schwartz.
Dave Simon. Mrs. II. \. Winter, j.
IismOnd
Short talks were made by Mr.. Guy
$. Justin. DIR. Vim. $. Friedman, Mrs.
j. y. Iorber. Mr.. Milton L. Anfengcr.
Rev, VIM. Meyer, Mrs. \. Morris. and
the incoming president, Mr.. Morris
COhn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
The Gem Garment Co.
Local Nelus

DIR. VIM. $. Friedman Will speak
before the Chamber of Commerce NJ
the Friday luncheon, February 10th,
on lessons from the Life of Lin
coln,H The Chamber of Commerce
will hold n Patriotic celebration Fri
day at noon and there will he patriotic
music. DIR. Friedman also spoke be
fore the church of Brotherhoods At
Greeley, Colo, Thursday evening on
The Mythical Jew"
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

The Denver Jewish News is making
a very generous offer for short time
only. 1t has agreed to give any one
4 free subscription for one year. who
will get two new subscriptions at two
dollars a year. See large display add
pertaining to this subject in this is
sue.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

The Susman Brothers. Rudic. Nor
ris and Charles have taken charge 81
the Diamond A. Grovery Co. in the
Diamond 4 Public Market at l53"
Lawrence street. The youth and en-
thusiasm of these young men will sure
ly make a success of their new enter
prise.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
Z. OF ID. MEMORIAL.

A regular meeting of the L. of d.
Menorah will be held Sunday evening,
February 10, at o'clock.
Mr.. Percy Morris will be the speaker
of the evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
d. NJ. II. AUXILIARY TO MEET

postponed meeting of the B. NJ.
II. Ladies Auxiliary will take place
on Tuesday afternoon. Feb II. in the
vc'try rooms of the b. NJ. II. Synagog.
10Th and Gaylord streets. business of
Importance. Program and refresh
mentS Please come.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
COMMUNITY SUPPER.

On Wednesday, March LIST, at 6:i5
p. m. the Sisterhood of the Temple has
arranged for Community Super at
Progress club for the purpose of pro-
noting sOciability. Reservations must
he made by February 23rd. Please
have checks accompany all reserva-
tons a most enjoyable evening is
promised.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

The Denver Jewish News is making
n very generous offer for short time
only. 1t has agreed to give any one
free subscription for one year. who
will get two new subscriptions at two
dollars u year. See large display add
pertaining to this subject i'll this is
sue,
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

Mr.. Isadorc Spiegel and son. Jake,
Mrs. Harris Rossman. left for Los An
geles. Calf, where they will spend n
few months. They take this means
quaintances they made during their
short stay in this city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
THE WINDSOR FARM DAIRY.

Delivers early and promptly. Pure
and health giving miiks and creams,
from healthy cows. Get on our route.
Call Main 5136.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
VALENTINE DANCE BY LADIES OF
sheriff. ISRAEL.

Don't forget the dance Valentine
evening, Feb. 18th. at Adams hotel,
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary Sheriff
Israel Music by the Coronado club
orchestra.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
In Memoriano

In loving remembrance of our darl-
ing daughter and sister. Tillie Sach-
ter. who departed six years ago. Jan.
%.
Do nor ask MS if we miss her.
For there is such a vacant place.
OFT we think we hear her footsteps,
Oft we see her smiling face.
Yet we know that she is happy.
In the mansion of the blessed,
Where there is no hour of parting.
Just one sweet eternal rest
Sadly missed by mother sisters and
brothers
In memory of our darling bahy's
ffth birthday. Marvin j. schwartz.
Mother Father and Sister.
In loving memory of Our dear huS-
land and father who passed away
February ., 1920. Mrs. c. I.nb and
family.
In loving and sad memory of our
beloved son and brother, Sam Turner.
who departed life one year ago today.
Sadly missed by father. mother. sis
tcrS and brothers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
Morris Cohn Now Head
of Central Jewish Aid
REPORT OF OUTGOING PRESI.
DENT ID. +. HARLEM PRESENT
ED AT ANNUAL MEETING.

nv, ,,;, u.o, ,,o,, o,t,ndod and
ia, ronorts Of tho sunarintendent
,,rs nav 9 nov,d Miss Esther
r,outsch of tbc Child Welfare Dcpart
mani and of Mrs : Corfinblc visit
IT,, bousaLccncr and nurse we're ire
,.,,r ;n,,ras,inc and g,va ovi.
,,.r.o or ,ho fine vor, his orr,niza-
Mr. n Harlem president who
ho5 sorvod for ,brec veors .aye the
,,,,o,;n,, ro,or,
..,,bo scvtbo of ,i,nc is rclentlcss in
,ts nnn,;nd;nc Of tho voors of the
horr class flows swiftly and ropidly-
nv. oInos, imncrcontihlv does one
,vc,o ,ftor onotbcr draw TO a CON
,lrs;on and en- my friends we come 10
ono,ber milestone In tho history of the
con,ral Jewish Aid Society the third
90 MASS into III. archives of our or
,.,n;y,,;o, unJcr nv leadership.
.r,nnv ipd.ed have hccn thcassocin.
,;o,s forpod dpr;n, nv incumbcncy:
honnv ;ndood has hocn tho Thought of
humble service TO those who through
n, fou,t of tb,ir own nossibly. must
| call upon their fellowman and il is
with no little feeling of regret that
now sion down to make way for a
successor.
with kindly consideration it has
been suggested that serve another
term. but | feel it would he selfish oil
me TO do so and inimicable to the
hest interests of our organization. For
an organization lik" our mother
/ Garth must naturally head towards
Il stagnation unless revivihesl from time
II TO time with new soil. and so i feel
no conjunction in making way for
anothcr-bcing so fully coSniznnt that
my successor will prove tower of
strength to our organization. capable
worthy. tried and true and every inch
man OF the highest sthhdihS ana
Ideals, and under whose leadership IL
will be n pride ms well ns pressure
to serve and TO whom pieuee 'l'a'
s"ine Np',' VI "'"'' "'''
from NM
! o"r h'N'hc''i eoi'o'''o"' our so,"'
service department. our '''''7
h"rscS p"re""' ia i"'' "'' WI '"'
''""S "r"''''es VI wa.
'he'r reports h'i''e XIV '''"i i'o
p'ace mere
ITO the numerous physicians VINO so
ungrudgingiy gave OF their 'ai"aoie
time ana service. TO the man! attor-
ncys VINO from time TO time gave our
legal eases the necessary attention. 10
the various local institutions ana last
but in not least measure TO the
board or directors VINO so iai'hi"ii!
performed all duties ASKED OF theii'
extend grateful and sincere apprecla-
tion.
And now before joining the private
ranks. l wish to leave with you one or
| Two suggestions that you will be called
upon to consider in the no distant
| future.
.,rhore will shortlv ba launched in
cur communitv , compoiyn for the
.stohl;sbment Of &. community chosr
rhis lilo, no vor wo,, rnow t. not now
,,,.;o, +, 10 IN ,r,of a n,op IN
tudye,i,s all char;t,,,,e ORGANIZATIONS
| az ,vorv doSor;n,;o, ne overv scot and
| .ho VIII, ono oornoi,n with ono Of.
ror+ with o,. army with ono yeek
In tho VAR oocorn,isb tho raising of
IN. nec.ssorv finds contros ted with
| ,,o ,,. ,.s,a of ,,.,r oom.
,.;or, .rv .r,-,s MANY armies and
.a,o,o, ,,.oo,,s oe ,;,,o S;rco n 10 n
| =.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

Mr. Armand Sommers is in the city
for few weeks visiting relatives.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

Louis p. Rothchild has been ap-
pointed member of Kansas City
Water Works Commission
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

Mr. Robert Louis is improving from
his recent illness.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

Mr.. Sol Diamond is spending few
weeks at Hot Springs.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

DIR. Julius l.. Mortimer returned last
week from n short trip TO California
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08
Want Advertisements

FOR RENT rooms also
double garage. Champa 21G2. It.
FOR RENTING nicely furnished
rooms with kitchenette and garage,
or singly. 2T2J Franklin. 1T.
WANTED-Two light housekeeping
rooms by two Jewish working wom-
en-. in healthy Jewish family. Box 5,
Jewish News. II.
WANTED-Rooma and board by young
gentleman private family east
side preferred state full particulars
Box n Jewish News. 81
FXPFEIENCED Jewish cook wants
special work. parties receptions
weddings. Mrs. Matt, 1907 Decatur.
Main 3S.T7. Post
Mr.. Oscar G. Foreman was elected
vice-prcsident of the Chicago Clear
ing House Association.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

Mr.. Herman Strauss is now located
at the Palms hotel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

Rabbi s. Braude announces that at
the reception engagement of Miss Rose
Hoffman. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Hoffman to Mr. Harry Boscovitz $50
was collected for Zera Israel Congrc.
CATION.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

Mr.. Ralph levin was called to FL
Paso. Tex, by the serious illness of
his wife. who is visiting there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-17
SMALL STOCK OF
wheat REPORTED
Exports Have Been Heavy
Mills and Elevators Pos
sess Only 8 Per Cent
of Years Crop

WASHINGTON. - Stocks of wheat
In country mills and elevators March
1. were estimated at 70. 564, 600 bush
els by the United States department
Of agriculture. This is the smallest
quantity or the record on reports
made to the department for that date
during the rast 10 years, with the
exception Of March /, 1918, when the
Rbnormally low stock Of &C, 600, 900
bushels followed the small wheat crop
pf 1917.
Exports Of wheat from the 1921
crop have been heavy and country
mills and elevators possess only nine
per cent of that crop. This is the
smallest percentage for these stocks
in the same month in 10 years. The
highest reeord is 16 per cent.
Average wheat stocks in country
mills and elevators March l during
the past five years were about ST.
600, 900 bushels; stocks this year We're
20 per cent less than the five year
average. Wheat stocks of this class
were as much as 155 900 bushels
in 1916 or 112 per cent more than
the 1922 figure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-17
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN ROUGH
CHAPPED HANDS

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White, which any drug store
will supply for a few cents, shake
well and You have a quarter-pint Of
harmless and delightful lemon bleach
lotion to soften and whiten red, rough
or chapped hands. This homemade
lemon lotion is far superior TO glycer-
in and rose water to smoother the
skin. Famous stage beauties use 1t to
bleach and bring that soft, clear, rosy
white complexion, because it doesn't
irritate.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-17
Police Are Acquiring
Large Stock of Stuff

The cave of Ali Bal was sup
posed to have had the greatest
collection Of articles that had
been handed down to the gen.
GRAFTON. That was in fiction:
Getting down to realities, the
police station has pretty good
agglomerauon, valuables and in
valuables that have been found.
confiscatei, acquired and just
taken" Clothing constitutes the
greater part of the collection. with
n variety of bottled stuffs-from
colored water to liquid headaches
in second place.
As some OF the stuff Is wait
ing to be identified, Chief Hig-
night feels his Importance in the
matter and keeps It safely locked
away-iust as did the Ali Bal in
the story-Eook days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-17
CITY PREPARES
FOR BIG STRIKE
Cleveland Firms and Pub
lie Utilities Stop Leaks and
Lay in Supply; Ready for
Long Siege

CLEVELAND, Ohio.-Large consum.
ers of coal in the Cleveland district
are piling up stocks of fuel sufficient
to carry them through two or three
month period il the threatened strike
of coal miners goes into effect.
Railroads and public utilities com.
panies have large supplies on hand,
the Cleveland and Electric llluminat-
ing company having three months
supply on hand, despite the fact that
they burn nearly fifty carloads a day
Coal operators and dealers say cen.
tral power stations and waterworks
all over Ohio are building up their
coal piles to Withstand three months
suspension of mining.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-17

IL will come TO an end tonight
when Micks and coleens gather at
the. Knights of Pythias hall for the
annual dance From the present out.
look there will be little real Irish
music at the dance. it will be sure.
enough american jazz Of the latest
conposWe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-17

fired 1t up. Then down town they
came to swap yarns on the corner
No work was on the schedule for
loyal Micks. Even the lowly purp
had to show that his master was
Irish and wore bit Of green on
his tail.
OF course. every one Of them did
not have some of the toggery of old,
so he did lis best to keep the spirits
OF st. Pat olive. A loud green tie,
shamrock IN the button hole. or
green ribbon in the vest button hole,
carried out the scheme, And, the
guy who wore it was just as happy
es the one with 4 colored clay pipe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-17
Price of ShamrOckS:
Up They Go!

NEW YORK.-Snk shamrocks
for st. Patrick's day have gone
up 400 per cent in price and neith-
er Britain nor Ireland is to blame.
The fault lies with Japan where
the all-silk shamrock grows.
On bygone ewes of St. Pat
rick's day sidewalk vendors Of
fered New Workers two green
boutonnires for nickel, but
today there were few of the EN-.
blem to be found and none so
cheap. Dealers said for some
reason, unexplained, none had
come from Nippon and only the
leftovcrs Cf last year We're avail
able. These cost sl.35 a gross
instead Of the usual 35 cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-17

A fresh line of drugs and sundries
at Boyd's, the New Drug Store, i'm
the shopping district. Phone 43l. 1863
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-17

WHILE WE ARE WAITING ON
CONGRESS AND THE BONUS BILL.
l AN GIVING THE ENTIRE NET
PROFIT OF \ DANCE SATURDAY
NIGHT AT CONVENTION HALL TO
rHE DISABLED S0LISERS' FUND
pF CARTER COT NTY. THIS WAY
YOU CAN ENJOY GIVING THE
BOYS \ D0LLAR-tAdv.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-17

VERY LATEST DANCE HITS TO
STEP TO AT CONVENTION HALL
SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 10 ~.
ONE DOLLAR, COUPLE. BENEFIT
DISABLED SOLDIERS. MUSIC By
SCOTS SENSIBLE SIX.-(Adv)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-17
'Ten Thousand MickS
Laid Down Their Picks,
And Went on Holiday"

So it was this morning when the
sun broke Ger their Great Universe
and all true sons of the sod came
from under their quilts, stretch once
or twice and yawned "Ain't it great
20 be erlive?"
Some dolled up in the glad rags Of
days gone cy. digged the old clay pipe
from the bottom Of the trunk and