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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18
REAL
PEClAL HOME
Bargains

Bargains
$500 down, balance easy terms, buys
neat 5 room modern house, nice lot,
etc, on 10th avenue, near pavement
on Washington street. It's u bargain
at $1,000.
G ROOM BUNGALOW SOUTHWEST
FOR $3.50
$500 down. balance very easy terms
buys this new 6 room modern bungalow
on Wheeler street, southwest. Nice
driveway, garage, etc, street pave.
ment paid out. II you want a home it
will pay you 10 look at this.
Z ROOM MODERN BRICK HOME
SOUTHWEST
The owner OF this house has moved
away, said sell it for $4,000, and its
worth the money. It's "a dandy brick
and stucco, well built. east front with
garage and driveway, large lot. close
in. Let us show you this property.
AN ELEGANT 5 ROOM MODERN
HOME, GOOD LOCATION,
SOUTHWEST
This new modern home is well built,
nicely arranged with every modern con-
yenience, nice large living room, big
dining room. big pantry, four elegant
sleeping rooms, two bathrooms, linen
closet, coat and shoes closet, four large
trunk closets. beautiful floors through.
out the house, nice interior finish, plas-
tered and painted walls. while enamel
woodwork, garage for two cars. drive.
way, etc.. nice terraced lot. IL you
a "a real home we will be glad 10
show you this on appointment.
GOOD ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
E STREET. NORTHWEST
This new modern bungalow is we'll
located close TO school. nice east front
lot with garage, and is priced for quick
sale at $4,000 easy terms.
LOT BARGAINS
Dandy 30 foot lot. close in on pave.
ment. $1,000.
An elegant so foot corner lot on
pavement $3.50.
Fine 81 foot lot. close to pavement.
500.
Nice 80 foot corner lot in Highland
Park. addition No. 9 $500.
Nice lot OF Wolverton, northwest.
for $500.
GOOD CAFE FOR SALE
Ardmore real estate will advance this
fall now is a good time to buy.
n. G. McKiddy
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
l96ia West Main.
Phone 20 or 13l.R
FOR SALE-Sis-room duplex house. on
paved street northwest. Langley, al
Consumers. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18
REAL ESTATE
WANT A HOMIE?

Neat, five room bungalow, and gar
age on a good street, in northwest. Nice
size lot. Can be handled on small
cash payments, balance monthly. This
is one Of the best buys We have ever
offered for sale.
New, east front, five room bungalow.
well located on paved street. southwest.
driveway and garage, completely fur
nished. This is one Of the best ar
ranged bungalows In Owl and tsrms
can be arranged.
East front brick bungalow and sNN
age nice location, southwest. Can be
sold at a sacrifice. You should see
this place.
Beautiful 100 foot southeast corner
lot on Bixby which is a real bargain.
High terrace and best buy IN = Va.
cant lot in Ardmore today.
We ave many other homes. Of all
kinds in every section Of the city as
well as building site. both residence
and business. II II is anything in the
real estate line. see us before you buy.
We nave plenty to loan on improved
Ardmore real estate. We can also lake
care OF your insurance wants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18
HELP WANTED (Male)

BOYS and men free ~ travel all ex-
penses paid, also local work. Apply
Metropolitan Rooms. Lena Lusk. l6.3
WANTED-Two men for local sales
work; good pay. Address ]. X, care
Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SAI.E-Two new Tulsa-t 5-passen-
ger automobiles; will give terms to re-
sponsible parties or VIII trade for city
property or farm land, pay cash differ
rnre or take difference. Phone 5s3 q.
go u street northwest. Phone ii0.J. 1875
W. Groom. lo-u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18

with II years general office. nc.
counting traffic and executive expert.
ence desires Interview with party need.
ing his services. Address LIE, care Of
Ardmorelte. is.l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18

All want ads are cash. Advertisements
taken over the telephone are accepted
only at customers risk n the Ardmore-
tie will not be responsible for srrors
unlss. advertising cop ID handed In st
our office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18
CLASSIFIED WANTS

One cent per word Zach insertion. A
minimum charge Of rs cents made for
ads run one day only. Copy mt be In
Ardmoreite office by 10 o'clock week
days. II received after that hour ado
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18
POSITION WANTED

YOUNG lady desires position In beauty
pralor or Doctors office. Can 1895. Me
NatR hotel, l7.Y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18

Q SALE or trade, sulphur property,
W acres dairy or truck farm, half
block ground with good improvements
adjoining same inside city limits: one
fourth block ground. small house and
other improvements. two blocks from
new soldiers hospital: 100 acres farm
well improved ia miles from sulphur.
VIII sell either or all above properly on
easy terms or exchange for Ardmore
property or dairy farm close In or live
stock. See Abe Ross. dairymAn. on Hol
Bailey farm southeast.
TO TRADERS acres good farm, well
improved for good modern home Ia
Ardmore. Address T., care Ardmorelte.
1,.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18

FOR SALE-House OF slightly used fur
niture for S325: terms IL desired. 800
Second avenue northwest 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18

FOR SALE or trade, have modern bum
galow. new; will take in good car on
trade. Phone 10 or 1891. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18
FOR RENT lROOMS)

TWO rooms furnished for light house,
keeping, adjoining bath. Price right.
Call at TT Second ven northwest.
Also south bedroom. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-18
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Five or six-room
modern house. Address Il. care Of
Ardmoreite 1913
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

Cleans" losing most all his faith
In mankind. So that he chose iso-
lation to association with the human
race.
In a cabin nearby there lived an
other old artist, Huntsworth, and his
adopted daughter Mini. who kept Ia
themselves as much as did CLEAN"
But one day Clean was attracted
to the house by the screaming OF the
girl and entered to find che old artist
struggling with caleb Thomas. and
his son, Gordon. Cleans" appear
ance caused the two men to leave the
house, Huntsworth explained they
were trying 10 eject him, claiming
the property was that OF the Hudson
Bay company, fact Huntsworth de-
MED.
At the invitation OF the old man,
Clean takes UP bis abode with the
Huntsworth. and "Gleam" and Mini
become greatly attached. Mini dis
covers 4 knife belonging 10 Clean
on the handle OF which was the pic
ture Of a beautiful woman, and in q
jealous rage. she gives il 10 old
Pierre, supposedly half-crazeo
Pierre instantly recognized the
woman picture as that OF Cleans
mother Pierre had loved her. and
when he returned the knife to
Clean" he told the story. naming
Huntsworth as Cleans father. Hat
red, in all its fury broke forth In the
heart Of Clean, and it is the ensuing
events that prove the very essence OF
drama. Cleans scorn reached even
TO Mini, innocent though she was,
and many are the complications
which result in this strange story Of
the Canadian Wilds
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

she distinguishes herself as an act
ress OF the rarest accomplishment.
Her supporting cast is a remarkably
strong one, every phase Of the pro-
duction bespeaks unusualness to the
utmost.
Despite the fact that "Queen Of
Sheba" has played at sky-high prices
throughout the country. the Strand
announces the prices for this en-
gagement as 55 cents, 33 cents and
% cents, made possible only through
a concession on the part Of William
Fox, and marking positively the first
time this production has played any
theatre in America. first run, for less
than 81 top
The management is urging attend
ance during the matinee screenings
as the engagement is a limited one,
and it goes without saying that the
theatre will be crowded at everyone
of the evening performances.
A selected comedy and the Pathe
News will augment the program.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

gram at Mauk's Columbia theater
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Johnny Hines, Edmund Brees, Betty
Carpenter and Julia Swayne Gordon
are co-starred in the production.
An automobile race possessing all
the glamour, grim and noisy reality
a thousand thrills and a splendid
display of fighting spirit charac-
teristic of such contests, is but one
OF q score OF whirlwind events that
rightfully entitle this play to one OF
the fastest comedies" ever screened.
In this production. Johnny Hines is
the same ingratiating, good natured,
irresponsible youth as Of yore. but
this time he is the speed son Of
an automobile manufacturer. Ex-
hausting his fathers patience with
his recllessness and his indifference
to everything save the most sensa :
tional automobile road races and
stung by his fathers money and
name. Burn En- Up" starts out TO
prove otherwise. Right from there
on the story moves at neck-breaking
speed for six reels and concluding
with a rare exhibition OF mastery
Workmanship in a thrilling auto
mobile road race in the course OF
which Burn 'Em Up" regains the
loot taken by a couple of crooks
from the First National bank, wins
'the girl' and the trophy and gains
parental forgi' sness. 1t is the very
apex OF All American entertainment.
A Monte Bank comedy is another
laugh getter on the program for the
three days beginning Thursday A
special musical setting is provided
by the Columbia orchestra.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
FANNY HURST HAS
BEAUTIFUL THEME
INNENEST STORY

Once again has Fannie Hurst
scored emphatically as a screen
writer, this time in Back Pay" which
the Rialto announces for an engage
ment starting Wednesday.
Back Pay Is Faunie HurSts first
story since Just Around the Corner,
and singularly enough, IL is another
cosmopolitan creation released by
Paramount.
In this picture Fannie Hurst deserts
the East side OF New York. deserts
the characters that have become
familiar screen figures through her
stories, to bring to the silver sheet a
new element, new atmosphere, new
environment a new theme and a new
plot
Fannie Hurst has been given credit
for knowing more about girls heart
than any living writer. And her
every story seems to more forcibly
demonstrate this truth. In Back
Pay" we have for the central char-
acter an unsophisticated country girl,
who feels that she has lot Of back
pay" coming for the years she has
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
CLEAN D DAWN
BRINGS GILBERT
FORWARD AS STAR

A new star was added to the cate
CORY of screen lumlnaries when Fox
elevated John Gilbert to the stellar
position, and his first vehicle Clean
ODawnp proves that the brilliant
producer made no mistake in the
selection.
John Gilbert in "Gleam o'Dawn,"
comes to the Strand for a two-day
engagement starting Wednesday.
It is a powerful story Of the
Canadian Woods and tells in brilli-
ant manner a stirring dramatic tale
Of love and revenge, introducing an
entirely new type of Canadian north
west to them in the narrative.
"Gleam''is the son of a deceased
artist, "ODawn, famous in his day.
CLEAN hopes TO follow his fathers
footsteps, and settles in the Canadi
an woods for inspiration. But there
was another factor behind his chos-
ing this deserted locality His
mother had been deserted by his
father. before Cleans birth, and
her suffering and heartache resulted
i'm her death, likewise resulted In
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

when the reporters get wind of the
story of Gunboat Williams real
identity, William is feted and dined
by the SWEETEST of the swells. Dukes,
earls. and lords all call to pay their
respects. and John Burroughs him
self falls in line to welcome his
manly son.
Lady Elizabeth however, does not
take kindly to the idea Of William
having been a fighter, not knowing
that he has since deserted the ring.
and is at that time a prosperous
attorney and a naturalized American
citizen Even Lord Buckingham
comes in for attention again. and
when Lady Elizabeth refuses his
'steenth proposal of marriage. and
William hands him his hat nd coat
the lord Immediately recognizes the
lad as the fellow he had thrashed
years before, and invites him into the
garden to settle the matter once for
ALL Sorry day for lord, as the events
quickly prove. and then the straight
ening out of the differences. the
smoothing out of the wrinkles in the
romance between the worlds cham
pion and his lady love. these are
points covered admirably in Reid's
wonderful handling of the role.
1t is Just too good to think about
missing, and supplemented as it is
by the comedy and the News, the
program becomes an irresistible
value.
Geo. J. Hayes at the Wurlitzer and
Carol Reeds baby syncopated SYM
phony orchestra are of course fur
nishing .the musical end OF the
program.
And once again does vaudeville
occupy an important position in the
lineup offered by the Iialto on this
exceptional program.
This time the EmersonS Will offer
I "From New York to Perkinsville. /"
Those who follow the affairs in the
world of the vaudevillians will in
stantly recognize this as the act
which has scored such a tremendous
hit all over the Loew circuit. They
come direct to Phoenix from the
Loew time, and are offering un-
questionably one of the classiest
novelties before the public. it is a
musical novelty, combining lots of
fun, lots of mirth, lots of melody a
potpourri of jollity and harmony,
carrying special equipment. The
Emersons are one of the biggest acts
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
QUEEN Of SHEBA"
IS LOVE ROMANCE
OF LOVELY WOMAN

The Strand this afternoon ushers
in the engagement Of the long
awaited William Fox super special
"Queen Of Sheba," the love romance
of the most beautiful woman the
world has ever known.
Queen of Sheba"' is a stupendous
achievement, not only for the inn
mensity of it's settings. and the mag
nificence of its remarkable costum-
ing, the wonder of It's massive beauty
the hugeness of it's cast of players,
but the sheer strength of the story
and the genuine interest it combines
while treating the eye to feast of
unforgetable wonderment in the
spectacular display which one will
witness while watching the unwind
ing Of as beautiful a motion picture
as has yet reached the screen.
There is nothing to compare
Queen OF Sheba," for the very
simple reason that J. Gordon Ed
wards has blazed an entirely new
trail through cinema accomplishment
in the creating of this masterwOrk.
He has brought to the screen a
colossal. staggering triumph wherein
the most remarkable action has been
recorded. He has contributed to the
silent stage a panorama OF swiftly
moving beauty that inspires with its
greatness, he has in short set new
standard for spectacular productions
in Queen of Sheba."
Mammoth battle scenes lie in inter-
est with the beauty of court life sur
rounding King Solomon. The pre-
sentation of Queen of Sheba, ITO the
wise men of the east is marked by a
display Of pomp and beauty new to
screen epics, scenes which will prove
4 revelation to the reviewers. The
great desert scenes. the impressive
spectacle when Sheba journeys to
visit Solomon. later when she again
crosses the sands at the head Of her
army which rushes to the aid of the
king. and still again when she sor-
rowfully returns to her home with
her little son after his visit to Solo
mon and the wonder of his adven-
lures at the court of the king.
But great as is every scene in the
picture. massive as is every set, un-
usual as is every sequence, the crux
is reached in the great chariot races.
These were staged in a specially con-
structed arena. At times there were
AZ many as ten chariots and forty
horses abreast dashing at brealSneck
speed around the course cheered on
by five thousand people who throng
the place. And then the terrific cli-
max wherein Sheba drives in a race
against Vashti, the love of Solomon
at stake. Here realism in its highest
expression will thrill an amaze.
Through the remarkable photogra-
phic work, actual closeups of the
women drivers have been obtained,
facial expressions accurately re-
corded, it is indeed new era in mo-
ton pictures that has been struck
by this scene alone.
Queen Of ShebaD is oneof the most
widely discussed plays on the screen
today. Betty Blythe in the title role
has easily the most exacting role OF
her entire career, and one In which
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

of the cleanes finest and most
delightful motion picture values you
have been offered in months and
months.
"The Worlds Champion is so
widely different from anything Reid
has ever before done. it is so up to-
the minute in new ideas and new
treatment. so thoroughly appealing
in its theme, and so sparkling in its
situations that it is really immense.
Here's the tale as Wally tells 1t on
the silver sheet.
William Burroughs is the son Of
John Burroughs, who has a career
in theology mapped out for the lad.
But the lad prefers fishing to school.
He meets Lady Elizabeth Galton,
mi.kes love to her. and is soundly
thrashed for his trouble by her
cousin, Lord Buckingham.
John Burroughs Inundated by the
action of the son, denounces him, and
the boy without further ado leaves
the parental Sdomicile, and we next
find him working his way to America
aboard ship.
John Burroughs is socially am
bilious. He has longed for years 70
be accepted into the social Whirl OF
tie British metropolis, but he has
never been very successful, though
it is true that this circle of influen-
tial acquaintances has steadily grown,
A few short years makes a Won
derful change in the lives OF many
Of us, and the next seven years aIter
williams departure. finds Lady Ellz-
abeth's fortune dwindled away, and
she herself working as a social
secretary for John Burroughs.
These years have also found a new
middleweight champion puguisl
crowned, Gunboat Williams, they cal
him.
on Williams return TO England
| his welcome by his father is de-
cidedly cooled when John Burroughs
! learns that Gunboat Williams. ano
his own son are one and the same
But in England the manly art OF self
Iafovca 10 hold in high TPnllta and
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
REID HAS
BEST PICTURE Of
CAREER At RIAL To

Would you see positively the best
-nicture that Wallace Reid has ever
made borrowing nothing? Would
you see q picture in which fascinat
ing romance, delightful comedy,
swift action, grit. perseverance, and
Yankee pluck put on the gloves with
old man obstacle, and send him to
the canvas for the slow measured?
Would you see the most versatile
star in America today in the latest
phase of this wonderful trait?
Then by all means go over to the
Rialto and see Wallace Reid in 1.-THE
Worlds Champion" a Paramount
picture deluxe, the latest of the Reid
vehicles, and without exaggeration
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
WH|RLWIND STORY
COMES. THIS WEEK

Burn En- Barnes" a delightfully."-
refreshing comedy wherein the speed
mania forms the theme for a whirl-
wind story OF laughs and thrills. will
hold headline position on the pro-
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

San Francisco has only the Hindu
temple in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

Since 1870 the death rate in Eng
land has declined ne..rly SO per cent.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

on the Loew circuit. and their en-
gagement at the Riato is but another
evidence of the excellence which the
Rialto is maintaining at all times in
their added features.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

There are approximately $4,000
in Pennsylvania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
he arrest of Homer Noel and Melvin

the arrest Of Homer Noel and Melvin
Brown.
These men are alleged to have con-
fessed yesterday that they were mem.
bers of the band that killed Dombrowski
in his farmhouse when he refused to pay
tribute to the gang who posed as Fed
cral officers charging him with violation
Of the liquor laws. Both, according to
the alleged confessions, exonerated
Sauerman.
According to the alleged confessions
the band extorted thousands of dollars
from bootleggers in Michigan and near
by States by posing rs Federal officers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
IS HELD IN SHOOTING
Man Accused Of Woundins Woman
10 Denied Ball

Samuel Harris, Of Pine street near
Fifty eighth arrested in connection
with the shooting of Mrs. Anna
Spinella yesterday, was held without
bail for a further hearing by Magistrate
Daugherty today.
Harris still shows marks of the rough
'reatment he received from the crowd
at the scene of the shooting.
Physicians attending Mrs. Spinella
at the Episcopal Hospital say that her
condition is improved. She has two
bullet wounds, one in the leg and the
other in the hip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
TRUCK SKIOS, DRIVER HURT
Vineland Man Fractures Arm. Lea
and Skull In Crash

Egg Harbor, y. J., Dec. S.-Louis
PCrtner, twenty, Nineland, n. j., was
driving a bakery truck. TO Atlantic City
narly today when the truck skidded on
White Horse pike and struck n tele-
phone pole.
The crash awakened nearby residents
who, hurrying to the scene, found Port
nor wedged between the radiator of
the auto and the pole. Freebooter
Henry Butterof, of Mulllca Township,
took POrtner to the Atlantic City Hos
rital. where it was found his left arm
and left leg We're broken and his skull
fractnrcd. HIS condition is serious.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
LEFT S293,9O3 IN BONDS
inventory Shows Estate Of Wife Of
Old Christ Church Rector

An inventory of the personal estate
If Mrs. Henrietta Washburp. wife of
the Rev. DIR. l.. &. Washhurn. rector
of Old Christ Church, reveals an estate
of S2S3 ,903.O2, the bulk of which is in
railroad and industrial investments.
wills probatrd today include that OF
Mrs Mary Brady, 045 North Forty
eighth street, who left an estate oI
0,500, the bulk of which was willed
10 Catholic institutions. Relatives were
willed $1,000 st. Jpseph's House Tor
Homeless Industrious Boys, $500; ST.
Nincent's Maternity Hospital, $500, and
Sisters of the Poor, 500.
Other wills probated are William V.
Pate. Salishrrv. Md. who left an es-
tate OF Sl0,3T6; vii lam Tunney. 22l2
l!rown street. $500; Pauline Enkeo,
somers Point, y, j.. &l".o'2; C3rtli'
kctt,uI. s7,,y, Eliza ngtr., %di1G
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
PRISONER IS BANDAcED
Man Held In Auto Theft Case Be.
lleved Wounded bv Policemen

Frank Starr, 2216 West Harold
street; was held in $500 bail by Magis-
trate Lindell today, on charge of being
implicated in the theft of the automo-
bile of General Edward Shannon, Of
Columbia. Pa. Starr appeared at the
nearing with a bandage about a wound
when fred on by Patrolman Stize, Of
the Germantown station. who recog
nized the stolen car November 90. the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
Patting Means Nothing

And don't let them think the women
don't vote. Just wait until the coming
mayoralty election and see if the women
do not take the kccn"sJ and most ef-
fective kind Of interest.
This thing Of patting the women
on the hand and telling them TO be good
and everything will be all right is ali
rot"
Mrs. Harmon would like to be n
Councilwoman. But she will not be A
candidate while Mr.. Hall and Mr.. Nc
Coach, the present members from her
district, are candidates for election.
If Mr.. Hall should be n candidate
for Sheriff or for some other office,
she said. then her turbun will hustle
right into he ring. Or if George +.
Holmes is not IA candidate for re- elec.
tion as County Commissioner, then, said
Mrs. Harmon, she or some other woman
will be II candidate for that office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
Miners Idle Today

Pottsville, Pa. Dec. 8. - Mines in
this region wilf not work today.
Notwithstanding reports Of scarcity OF
coal in Philadelphia and New York.
Today is Feast day. of the lmmacu-
late Conception. and in forty years there
has been no work at the mines.