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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16
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y101 + ANA 6A C1N6s--
Quiere usted ganar mncho dine
TO? FL trabajo es muy divsrtido inte.
resante. Nuestro Curse de Instruccio-
mes en- castellano le ensenara a escrib1I
buenos argumentos y lie dira como ,
d6nde venderlos. Pidanos informes. La
tin American Photoplays Service. P. o
Box 40. Station l. New York, N. Up
49, : .
OBRERoS: Tenemos Overalls a $1.50
Y $500 y pantalones de Mahon y Kah
XII magnifcos para Ell trabajo $1.00.
No caste su plata sin antes ver,os. La
villa de Madrid. San Juan. lily
DosTALEs ALEMANAs. suizas '
= americanas, de imagenes, inicia-
les, paisajes, felicitaciones y amorcsas,
en- Totes de 1850 remitense al recibo de
$500 o por C. o. D. Post Card Dealer.
Box 456, San Juan, P. R.-P.
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NAsA DE MADEIRA, con pIanta al
ia para dormitorios, solar am
plio y garaje, situada en- la parada 10
cerca de la nueva High School, con es-
plendidas comodidades para cualquier
familia. Sc negocea por una finca rus
tica Sc vende. Sc pueden dejar cua-
tro mil d6lares en- hipoteca. Informara
su propio duefo en- tclefonos S57 ver-
de 800 Santurce.-P.
SENoRAS, CABALLERoS: ofrecemos
I'm gran surtido dc driles fuertes para
ell diario. AL gastar su dinero yea que
sea en- algo que valga la pena. Envia-
mos muestras Y paquetes G. o. D. La
villa de Madrid, San Juan 11-17
CAJAs DE HIERRo.-No pague pre-
clio excessive. Estamos liquidando I'm 10
to de cajas para libros y caudales a
precios nunca vistos. lvisitenos ahora
mismoi Busque la fecha roia en- la
Terreterfa Fin.ay. 11-30
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| | IlIlll!W ssSC!So oS!4s
| NJ. DOLOR
| ss'TR5a1g De MU ELIAS
-. srH3 10 cENTAvoS
/ AaA~> 7ES FRASQUITO
CANGA: Caballeros, acabamos de re-
cibir 600 docenas de camisas de ma
dras fuerte fondo blanco con 1istas
! de bonitos colores, que queremos ven
| der enseguida. Va.en $500 las d.
mos a $1.50. Yea 81 lie convene. En-
viamos G. o. D. La Villa de Madrid.
San Juan. LILY
VENDO UNA FINCA
| 154 cuerdas-C -Carretera de Carolina
-Cada Malojillo aqua corriente; es-
tsblo para vaqueria casa vivienda.
Cinco minutes de Rio Piedras. Box 465.
Rio PieTras. 11-23
XXTANTED:-- Two experienced.
! 4ASC W4AO CO4A14hV1NAo4 4AAO1I Ava
Assistant District Agent, from 25 to
80 years of age, having good presence
and good references. Only men desiring
to enter the electrical, industry and
willing to study, who speak and write
English, should apply Applicants will
be selected only after a personal inter
view. Apply--A. Gonzalez, Jr., Porto
Rico Railway Light and Power Co.,
Marina, San Juan LIE.
I0PORTUNIDAD:-S Sc interesa COM
prar una amazadora para pan q.
tenga capacidad para Glen libras de
harina que sea de fuerza humana,
con dos maniguetas. Cualquier infor-
me pueden remitirlo MONOPOL EX-
PORT, IMPORT AGENCY, Box 118,
Vieques, P. R. LILLY.
J SENORAS: Tenemos una buena colec
! cion de calcetines para niiios, que es-
tamos vendiendo barato. Fondo con lis
tas de cclcres en- el pufio Y color ente-
70. Valen $4.00 doc. Ahora % centavos
par. La Villa de Madrid. San Juan.
4 11-17.
ABANICOs VALENCIANOS: Las Ill
timas novedades acabamos de recibir
de Espafia. Tambien un gran surtido
en- abanicos japoneses y de Puma TO
! dos muy baratos. La Villa de Madrid.
San Juan. lily.
CE ALQUILA EN- MIRAMAR, parada
IL, una casa nueva dividida en- 4
departamentos Inforfnara Inocencio Ri
vera. al frente de la misma. 12-7
OFREzCo mis- servicios para Mayor
domo de Colonia de Cana Le-
cheria. Doy buenas Referencias.\ Infor
mes. Carretera 236. Telefono 164 azul.
E-11-22.
vALENCIENS legitimos bordados pa
ra ropa interior y Baby; hemos recibi
do nuevos estilos por los ultimos va
pores. Precios bajos. La Villa de Ma
6rid, San Juan. LILY.
CE AL0UILAN habitacicnes pro-
pias para ofcina. Carretera 100.
Telefono 894 azul. Santurce.-11-24.
CoLARES:-A plazos " al contado,
- en- la parada 33, Hato Rey. ven-
tajosas condolences. Para informes: o.
! CALzADA, ofcina Tetuan 8, San
Juan, Tel. 1os7.-12-14.
IGRAN REALIZATION de m4quinas
- de escribir, reconstruida4; me-
sas, sillas, escritorios Y efectos de Off
Gina, en- general. Informes: sEl Cana
del'', Allen TIP.
Sc ALQUILA en- Miramar, Union 26
una casa grande, c6moda con garaje.
Para informes: Ave. Miramar No. Is.
Telefono 2S4 negro. 11-16.
- - - -.->.---.,
IHoMPRAMoS FUENTE DE SODA:
usada de seis ocho pies. Espe-
Clique marca, tempo en- uso, tamafio,
maquinaria titles 81 tiene, etc. Di-
rija la correspondence Departamen-
to Fuente Go Administrator Ell MUM
DO, San Juan, p. R.-P.
CE vENDEN ejemplares viejos de
stPuerto Rico nustrado'' a $500
u quintal. Dirijase Salvador Brau 81.
! p. o. Bcx S45. San Juan. p R-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

CE ALQUILA una habitacion en- Sol
- 81 famiia distinguida, Coon sin
comidas) Sc informara San Francisco
AZ 11-2O.
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BAIEARES

ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hotel
CATS. COlmado y Restaurant. III Me
iOr de Areeibo. Slide para euton6vi,
"a anexe nj Hotol.
PEDRO ORPT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

CE AIlQUILA un departamento
- ventilado para uno dos ca
balleros matrimonio sin nifios con
entrada Independence. Informaran Sol
81 primer piso.-11-21.
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AYHURO-VIRH.- -Indicsco para 10
inrotsncia, falts de vigor So
xual. ascaimionto fisico y Compuesto
ae Iohimbina Iegitima del Cameron y
r.scitina. En las busnas fGrmaciAs >
aroguortas.--P.
EsPLENDfD1 REsfDENcrA en- 81
Condado, cerca del mar, de dos plan
tas, con solar muy anplio, esta de
venta para entrega Immediate por IN
precio limitadisimo. Informaran aparta
do 35s San Juan. T
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

EE vENDE bonito y c6modo "Runga
low'' en- Ell sitio mas pintoresco del
Condado, cerca del mar. Solar de mas
de 500 metros cuadrados. Precio limi-
tado. InformarAn apartado S5s San.
Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

T'ENEDoR DE LIBRos, muy prac-
= tico, Sc ofrece para cualquier pun
to de esta isla Rep. Dominicana; es-
cribir a M. conde, Pati,las, P. R
1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

CE vENDE I'm Arbol de Transmission
- que mide 20 pies de largo por
i 3I4 pulgadas de diametro con cinco
cojinetes. Un Motor de Vapor de ocho
H. p. Un motor Bessemer gas de seis
H. p. I'm Motor New Way de tres H.
+ "a Gasoline. Una Caldera de IL H.
p. Nuevo. Un dinamo de 3-4 kilcs
nlarca Robins and Mayer. Otro Dina
mo de medic kilo, 500 revoluciones. Un
Molino Maiz de diez pulgadas marca
Arag6n. Un runabout Nc Farland de
seis cilindros. Todo en- excelentes con-
diciones. Un tractor Fordson y arado
para el mismO Oliver. Tnformaran en- Ell
p. o. Box 154, Isabella, P. R.-11-21.
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Z; ;0ENDo UNA FINcA

154 cuerdas-Carretera de Carolins
-Caaa Malojillo aqua corriente; es-
tsblo para vaquerfa casa vivienda
Cinco minutes de Rio Piedras. Box 465
Rio Piefras. 11-2E
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

CT listed desea un bonito ramo
para novta, cOronas flores susl
sas. D1rijase al telefono 2s3 azul San
surce y ser& atsndido embellishments.
-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

CE vENDE:-Un autom6vil 'Hud-
- son-supersix' En- perfectc es-
tado, para paseo viajes. Mitad de pre-
clio. Informaran P. o. Box 26.-san
Juan, P. R.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

FRISAS: Para estas noches frescas te
nemos ell mejor surtido en- frisas de al
gpd6n pura lana. Mandamos G. O..
D. cualquier parte de la isla. La
Villa de Madrid. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

DESEO comprar una maquina regis
- tradora que este en- buenas con-
diciones y que su precio sea m6dicc,
ell interesado en- este negocio puede di-
rigirse al apartado ndmcro 671, Aqua
diIla, P. R.-11-1s.
CE vENDE una casa de concrete por
s5,50O.OO; cuatro dormitorics, sala, CO.
medor, cocina, banjo garaje; hermosc
solar. Dos abrigos de invierno para
sefiora, InformarAn tel6fono 9O5 no
10 santurcee-11I2O.
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CE ALQUILA On 81 "Tobacco Pala
ce". Tetu&n so, habitaciones (par
to de un arartamento) prcpias para VI
vienda ofcinas. Informar&n en- q
segundo piso, izquierda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

FIGURTNEs nc CALL, para la pro
xima estact6n. Tiene elegantfsinos ira
ies para calle, y preciosos estilos para
bale. Tambien Iinro de Eordados. So
eentavoa uno. Para la is,a s centavos
mas. La Villa de Madrid. San Juan.
LII.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

CE vENDEN ejemplares viejos de
puerto Rico nustrado' a $500
u quintal. Dirijase q Salvador Brau 81.
p. Q. Bcx sA5. San Juan. P, R.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

Sc ALQUILA en- Miramar, Union 26
una casa grande, c6moda con garaje.
Para informes: Ave. Miramar No. is.
Tel6fono 234 negro LIE.
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\ .HoMPRAMoS FUENTE DE SODA:
usada de seis ocho pies. Espe-
Clique marca, tempo en- uso, tamaho,
maquinaria Y TITLES 81 tiene, etc. Di-
rija la correspondence Departamen-
to Fuente Go Administrator Ell NUN
DO, San Juan, P. R-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-16

CoRSES: Bon Ton y Royal Worcester,
los mejores que vienen Puerto Rico.
Tambien fajas de gonna de la misma
marca desde $1.5o. Nuevos estilos. La
Villa de Madrid. San Juan. ILL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16
A Newspaper That Serues
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1922
ALLIED MONEY FOR BONUS

IF federal bonus is to be paid to the who
served in the war, perhaps the easiest way discov-
cradle is to pay with the interest from the Allies
debt to this country. That is, if it is assumed
that the interest on that debt can and will be paid
Immediately, without any disastrous result the
European business situation and American foreign
relations.
AS matters stand unfortunately all this seems to
be pretty big assumption. Great Britain, wealthiest
of foreign debtors and most stable financially,
has announced that she intends paying interest here
after on the money she the United States. None
OF the others have made any such promises, and
most American fnancers doubt their ability to pay
for time.
Nevertheless, If this method is urged there will be
a strong demand the part of the service men and
their friends for the United States government to
press The Allies for payment American business ex-
perts and American diplomats mostly agreed
that any drastic efforts 10 collect at this time would
hurt American foreign trade and also hurt American
influence for peace and other forms of International
progress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16
WEALTH AND WORK.

Some time ago two brothers named Garland re-
ceved good deal OF publicity because they refused
to accept money left them by their father, on the
ground that it the result OF their abors.
Now they have changed their minds and will take
their inheritance. A baby which has appeared in
one OF the families is said to be responsible for the
change OF attitude.
Their intentions honest enough, when they
refused the money. They believed that people should
work i'll order to live. and happier when they do
work and in this they were right. But it is to their
credit that they have come to see that work and
simple living are not inconsistent with good income.
It is only The field OF effort which is changed.
In the advantages which they now see wealth can
give 1tr children. they see, ii they will, the
,hing, which I'll children should have. They can
tsep themselves busy and happy and clean-hearted
in providing not only for their own but for many
other little ones who without the aid OF wealth, in
diligently administered, must forever carry on an
equal hai.le ior lie and education.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16
A BUSINESS PROPHECY

A SUBSTANTIAL increase in business activity
may be expected about April; this is the opinion
eli the Harvard University committee on economic
eesoarch.
The deduction is made from the study OF long
series OF business depressions and rises which reveals
that after each slump such as those. OF 1908 and
1907. the rise begins from 10 to u months after a
marked decline in interest rates. In the present in
stance decline in interest rates began in May, l9ll
1t is an interesting report, and encouraging in its
way though only bearing out what has been pointed
out many times before, that like all phases OF life,
the economic trend is in cycles.
The promised relief it may be remarked, will
mean very little to the optimistic individual who sits
down and waits for it. But the man who begins now,
or has already begun, set his house in order, who
practices industry and thrift and gets just as many
points OF contact as he can with the rising tide OF
business, may hope Tor much.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16
t&s Se Spur tGt 2t Moment
IT'S A DULL DAY, so WE'LL USE IT

told my boss day last week,
That hated sailors life
cannot slave to the tapping
When sickness is always rife
lie took my story in, you
And this is strange say
After hearing my wai-my peculiar tale
I've been "docked' most every day!
/ ! :.
One of the new.rich heard TO remark to
another that she is going bust good society," even
she has to open perfume shop do it
80 +
While walking down the street. they met
A snarlng dog Her lover quailed she said:
"You told me you'd face death for me- my pet
Said he: But dearie this here dog amt dead"
+ l. ::
What celebrated born the 18th of this
month? This is hint. ALL but don't all speak at
once
Since enforcement began wearing suits all
walters are under suspicion.
IT is said the Dolly sisters going marry couple
OF docks or something. Well. the Doies making
enough money now TO support them.
WHAT KIND OF BULL.
Dear Roy-Headline the sporting page OF a New
York paper "Haws to Bull on Courts" l under the
impression that it took a brave haw to bull
any place.-seymour B. Robinson
+ !. :.
Chicago dispatch says: Harold +. Mccormick is not
going to marry Mary Garden, and he is not going TO
going to marry wishes to be mentioned be
the time.
The exkaiser denies the report that he married
But he can fool again, behind that new
crop OF whiskers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16

most promising the world has ever
known" the prince told his hearers
THAT promise of peace will extend
down the decades as blessing to a
great part Of the peoples of the eatth,
permitting them TO conduct the daily
affairs of life with greater assurance
of security for liberty and the pursuit
of happiness.
You know what trade and COM
merce mean to the world. Remove
security from this traffic in one ma
ton only, and what happens? The
consequences often reach far into
other countries. Sow distrust and
threaten peace between two great
powers and most of the civilized
world is affected TO the extent that
there is less of the means of ordinary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16

living for ordinary men.
That is why it is only of importance to men
like you, but also matter of duty your part to
lend your aid by thought word and deed the
OF such conference is taking place Washington
I'm the past too often competition has led TO CON
fict. On the whole, believe trade and commerce have
been the prime means spreading civilization and pro-
noting peace but trade rivalry has also it
pued, brought on which have destroyed much if
not all of the benefits that the traffic
men have achieved The last war, the great war has
taught the world lesson in unmstakable terms.
You Americans have learned il well the ma
tons of Europe, and it is needless for tell you,
gentlemen, too have learned it in Japan. We want
no more We have given tangible proof this fact
by our acts at Washington We have made with you
and other nations a great peace.
THE government of these countries have done their
part all that they could do felt justified doing
the face of conditions that still in parts
world that particularly affect them
THE spirits of the peoples behind their repre-.
sentatives 1t is now for proceed with the devel
opmen of intercourse along the lines of commerce. which,
wisely ana generously conducted, fail benefit
you and at the time a great part of mankind.
Il am leaving America in a few days
Toxic 1t is needless for TO that for the
my life | shall tell my japanese friends who haze been
less fortunate than only Of the greatness but
the kindness and consideration of American people
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16
TEN YEARS AGO
Happenings i'm Carter County and
Ardmore as told by the files
Of the Ardmoreite.

The annual report OF c. w. Rich
ards, school superintendent, showed
an average attendance of 1,364.55. To.
tai enrolment Of wards as follows:
First, Sill; second 3S5; third 3l6 fourth
300: high school 173.
Walter Colbert has returned from
Pauls Valley where he attended a
meeting of the Indians of the Chicka.
saw nation.
Maj W. w. Trask will leave here
this afternoon for Hugo where he
goes to bid on paving contract with
that city.
Ground was broken this morning
on the new ice plant which the Ard
more Light and Power company is
building.
j. p. Johnson who was here to-.
day from Milo says that stock has
gone through the winter so far very
well.
The exhllerating sport OF skating
has been thoroughly enjoyed by the
young people the past few days. At
the Rod and Gun club a Iherry crowd
spent the Easter noon skating and
We're later served with coffee in the
club house.
From Healdton: This is the twenty.
first day OF the cold weather and still
getting colder each day. This week
will 80 on record as the coolest day
OF this section for many years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16

He comes from Uniontown, in Fay
cite county. and is on his way to
Sind birthday, medium young for the
senate. lie was a newspaper man for
three years, repented in season, took
up the law and naturally got into
politics. Since 1899 his record is a
long list of chairman Of this or that
republican organization, or delegate
to this or that republican convention.
In the course Of this party service he
spent several terms at Harrisburg in
the state senate. His career will be
observed with peculiar interest even
among many other new members, be-
cause he comes from a state which
Keeps a man in Washington n long
time If ho gets along well with the
powers that be, sufficiently indeed to
become a power himself, as Penross
became after training under Came.
ron and with Matt Quay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16
MARRIAGE THE STANDARD

THE Bolsheyiks tinkered four years with Russia:
marriage and divorce laws. Family ties became
so loose that divorces could be bought Tor the
equivalent OF Is cents, and practically all restrictions
we're removed from marriage
The pendulum swings back. Regulations are
,ich,ened Divorce and marriage statistics are re-
turning TO normal say latest reports from Russia
No government or social philosophy Is powerful
enough 10 break up the home as an institution
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16
CLAY Is WANTED IN
CITY OF RINGLING

The oil men are thinking Of getting
up a petition to induce the county
Surveyor, c. w. Clay, to take another
trip to Ringing. The reason for this
action on the part Of the oil men is
that c. w. swears that every time he
'goes to Ringing to survey it rains
Facts bear him out for in the only
two big rains we have had since July
the gentleman went TO Rlngling.--Wil.
son Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16
MRS. ORR CHAIRMAN OF
WILSON FUND AT WILSON

Mrs. George B. Orr has been an.
pointed chairman of the city of viii.
son TO raise its quota for the Wood.
row Wilson Foundation fund by Nor.
ris Sass OF this city, county chair.
man Wilson's quota of the $500
county fund is set at 800. Accord.
ing TO information received from Will
son Mrs. Orr is much interested in the
work and has expressed confidence
that she will not have any great diff.
ficulty in securing her quota.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16

didn't find il. and, assuming an Of
ficial air, he walked up to the last
car and announced in stentorian tones:
All out here this car isn't going"
Ihere were exclamations low and deep
from the occupants of the car, bur
they all piled out and made their
way to cars ahead. The smile on the
young mans face increased as he took
possession of q seat and appropriated
another for his luggage.
"Ah," he murmered, 'it's grand
thing to be born clever. Now l wish
they'd start"
by and by the stationmaster put his
head in the door: Are you the smart
young man who said this car wasn't
going?"
Yes" said the clever one, smiling.
WeI said the stationmaster, with
grin aisV, "it isn't. The brakeman
heard what you said and uncoupled
1t. He thought you were director"
"One college boy l knew" began
Uncle Bias, was class caterer"
"Yes?"
"lie did well as class caterer"
"Yes?"
He did so well that after taking
his degree he kept right on running
q boarding house"
There are problems on every hand"
have sat up nights with some OF
en-" confided Cactus Joe.
Which has etven you most con-
cern?"
'Tryin' to make a four.card flush
beat three of a kind" -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16

New York has something else to worry about
Automobiles in the downtown district are so thick
that some disposition must be made OF them The
CITY is now figuring costs on building two subter
ranean parks for the accommodation OF cars The
two parks the cost OF which is being estimated will
furnish storage room for as many as 5000 cars
We arc passing from sunken gardens to sunker
rarages.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16
W'HOSWHO y
IN THE DAMS EMc
SENATOR WILLIAM T.. CROW
IN THE
RAYS " EWS

ALTHOUGH he received his appoint.
ment but a few weeks ago. Will
liam Il. Crow already enjoys the dis
tinction of being the senior senator
from pennsylvania. He was named
by Governor Sproul to fill the unex-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16
RETIRING OUR BONDS

IINCLE SAM bought up and retired from circula
ton about S6770OO000 worth OF Victory note
during 1921
So much less for taxpayers to pay interest on.
1t was taxation well spent
Uncle sam like all wise business men is trying
Ia quidate his loans as rapidly as possible
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16
Timely Views Not in til. News
JAPAN WANTS NO MORE WAR, SAYS PRINCE
TOkUGAWA

IHAr Japan is as eager for permanent and universal
peace any other nation on earth was the massage
brought TO recent gathering of New York Citys lead
ing business by Prince Tokugawa of the Japanese
delegation to the conference.
Il have come from far country primarily to parti-
cipate in the making of great peace-lndoubtedv the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16

pred term Of the
late Senator Knox.
Then came Senator
,Penrose's de at h.
George w. Pepper
succeeds Penrose,
and is the Key.
stone states junior
senator.
While Crow is
practi cally un.
known to the coun-
Try at large. Penn.
sylvania republican
leaders assert that
he will make good
on, a scale com
mensurate with the
Importance OF the
state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16

The elimination of scrub stock would he as ad-
van.ageous in the security market as on the farm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16

Thousands OF the new peace dollars are out.
But that's nothing 10 the old war dollars that the
public is out.