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Arizona republican., 1922-01-15

Z. A. ToVREA,
President Arizona Packing Co.
DIN STAFFORD
President Bank Of Phoenix
leo. w. MIckLE
President Arizona Grocery Co.
tONAL-D DUNBAR
Vice Pres. Lulmage G. Dunbar
ID g. BRADFORD,
cashisr Sank Of Phoenix.
RICHARD T. SLOAN
Attorney y
Y. CEILINGS,
General Manager Ceilings Ve-
hicIs & lfsfness Co.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
BECOMES BRIDE Of
COLLEGE PROFESSOR

Miss Kathryn Ostrander resigned
her position yesterday as member of
the high school faculty to take over
the duties of the wife of q college
professor. Her engagement to Pro-
fessor Milton Colvin, formerly of the
University of Arizona, was announced
yesterday at a charming event given
in her honor by the department of
mathematics with which she was
connected, to the women of the high
school faculty. The affair took place
at Cottonwood court.
Miss Ostrander is the daughter Of
Mrs. John Edwin Ostrander of Am
herst, Mass. She came west after
completing her course at Mount Hol-
yoke and met Professor Cilvin when
she taught in the Tucson high school.
Later she came to Phoenix and Pro-
fessor Colvia. who is a Yale man,
became identified with the school of
law of the University of Montana.
The date Of the wedding has not yet
been announced.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
Federal Officers
Get $4,000 Liquor
Haul In Colorado
TRepubIlcan A. p. Leased WIre1


DENVER, Jan. 14-More than fifty
gallons Of bottled in bond liquor. in
GLIDING aged rye whiskey, gin, cham
pagne and benedictine. valued at ap-
proximately $4,000, according to. au-
thorities, was captured near the Col
orado- New Mexico state line at Trim
idad, by federal prohibition agents
today. Charles j. Smith and Alfred
Cornish were arrested in the raid.
Federal agents at Trinidad motored
souti to the border line every night
after receiving telegraphic advices
from FL Paso, Texas, that the two
men had departed from that city
the night of Jan. /, with an auto
mobile load OF smuggled liquor.
The officers automobile was con-
cealed at the side of the road on the
Colorado side of the line and all cars
which travelled the road were stopped
for investigation.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
TWOLODGES INSTALL
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

With plenty Of good things to eat,
more than 200 members of the Royal
Neighbors of America and the Mod
ern Woodmen of America met in X.
of p. hall last Wednesday evening,
to enjoy one of the pleasantest "get
together dinners ever undertaken by
the women of the lodge.
Full justice having been done to
the dinner, the two lodges then ad-
journed to the lodge rooms and in
stalled their officers for the coming
term, after which dancing was in
dulged in until midnight. Home
made pies and coffee formed the
principal part of the late supper.
Mrs. Edna Clark, state deputy,
acted as installing officer of the
Royal Neighbors. Mrs. Lily Ellis
was named as Oracle, and other prin-
cipal officers were Mrs. Emma War
den, vice oracle; Mrs Ida Feuerrie-
gel, chancellor; Mrs. Mary Seidel, re-
corder; Mrs. Emma Davis, receiver;
Mrs. Margaret Baron, marshal; Mrs.
Clara Rex, assistant marshal; Mrs.
Judia Rawls, inner sentinel: Mrs.
Martha Lewis, outer sentinel; Mrs.
Clara Rex, Mrs. Florence Cuber and
Mrs. Alice Gordon, managers. Ply
sicians appointed were DIR. Charles B.
Palmer and DIR. A. c. Andersen. The
Graces named were Mrs. Ora Tomlin-
son, Faith; Mrs. Leaf Cross, Mod
esty; Mrs. Lily Clark, Courage; Mrs.
Bell Sparks, Unselfishness; Mrs
Bertha Benner, Endurance.
James P. LAWN was installing Of
ficer for the Modern Woodmen. o. E.
Temple was named venerable con-
sui, and other officers were George
Seidel, past consul; Floyd Clark,
banker; H. d. Healey, clerk; E. E.
Powell, escort; ]. b. Beauchamp. SEN
try; J. w. Clayton, watchman: ].
w. Eaton and Charles Bonnelll trus-
tees. Doctors Dameron, Brown and
Palmer were named as physicians.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15

and vibrant with magnetism"
The avenues to success are pointed
out vividly as eternal paths which
every man must follow and success
itself as an achievement which may
be attained by elf-development and
self mastery. Mr.. Fog,eman shows
the possibilities within every man and
points out that while not all men can
become equally great, yet every man
can be a success If he is willing ito
pay the price" in effort. He states
and proves that Your greatest prob
lem is YOU"
Mr.. Fogleman has had a wide ex-
perience and has trained more en-
ployes in more institutions during the
last II years than any other man in
the United States, having trained men
for such well known organizations as
the Ford Motor company, Standard
Oil company, WHY'S Overland COM
pany and the Westinghouse Electric
company.
The management Of the HiY lee
ture course are highly pleased to be
able to bring such an instructive,
helpful man to Phoenix as Mr.. Fogle-
man.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
Local Briefs

LOOKING FOR RELATIVES -
A. B. Montcrieffe has written Ari-
zona officials from his home in
Managua, Nicaragua, in an effort to
locate relatives of his father believed
to be in this country. The father
who has been dead for IA years, was
civil engineer who left Nicaragua
to work for Costa Rica, Linda and
Bother in the construction of a rail-
road. He was killed in an explosion
during the period OF his employment.
PLACES OPEN FOR t2-Classes
in vocational dressmaking and mill
linery will be organized at the high
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
Hardwood Companies
To Ask Modification
Of Antitrust Ldrus
TRepubllcan a. >. Ieased VIra1

"
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 14.-Con-
gress may be asked to. modify the
antitrust law under which the SUI
preme court held "the open competi-
tive" plan of the American Hard
wood Manufacturers association was
illegal, General L. E. Boyle, WASH
ington, chief counsel, declared to-
night. after an all-dav executive
meeting of the board of directors.
A motion asking the court to
modify the decision will be filed by
General Boyle within ten days, he
said, and if this too, is decided
against the Hardwood men, other or
ganizations of a similar nature are
expected to fight test cases. These
cases, he added, would seek to ascer-
tain just how far an industry, sit
uated as is the lumber business, with
no central market, may go in gath
ering statistics for Informative pur-
poses only.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15

week was the luncheon given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. o. c. McHfurt-
ry and Mrs. Nat Mckee at the home
Of the former for the members of the
Merry Co Round club and a few in
vited guests. Those who enjoyed
the delightful affair were: Mrs. Sher-
man Fisk, Mrs. Ben Cross, Mrs.
George ]. Conrad, Mrs. Ray Hubbard,
Mrs. A. r. Cheever. Mrs. c. r. Nc
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
Harry FOCLE|MAN TO
SPEAK TUESDAY ON
ROADS TO SUCCESS

On next Tuesday evening at the
high school auditorium will appear
Harry L. Fogleman, known as Cat
ing Gun Fogleman" because of his
tapid delivery, which he speeds up to
100 words a minute at times.
Mr.. Fogleman Is a magnetic lee
turer on the great fundamentals of
tuccess in business and life. For four
seasons he has been ,ecturing and
has been enthusiastically hailed as "A
crusader with an intense hatred Of
business inefficiency," "A master ora
sor" "a whirlwind speaker" ver-
table dynamo, pulsating with energy
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15

Mullen, Mrs. ]. w. Hogsett. Rush.
Vile, Ind, Mrs. c. A. Galbraith, Mrs.
Wylie Leeper, Mrs. d. V. Muthern,
Mrs. A. f. Hogsett, Mrs l.. A.
jackson, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs.
Harry Brown, Mrs. Ralph Summers,
Mrs. N. l. Carpenter, Mrs. Lew
Kohl, Mrs Joe Clark. Mrs. c. E. Ste
wart, Miss Frances Mckee, Mrs.
Lloyd Jones, Mrs. ]. r. Hampton,
Mrs Fred Fuller.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
Cuban STATESMAN VISITS

NEW YORK, Jan. L4.-Mario Men
ocal, former president Of Cuba, ar
rived today from Paris to visit several
months in the United States. Since
last March he has ben touring Eu-
rope.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
VERNON ELECTED
new SECRETARY
Of LOCAL B. C. D.

o. 81 Vernon. who has hccn with the
Cu National Bank oi Childrcss for
%. past Two years. has peon elected tho
..t a..r,ury ~ the Board uf city De
.nant % was announced Yesterday
.n.rill committee which had the
a....u .n charge The new secretary
.eu his duties here next Mon.
II. V1s in Amarillo Yesterday look.
.r. over tine field
Vernon is q fim believer IN the
.a.#4.Il, country, having been a resi-.
Dhildrcss county Tor eleven
..I. DO. was first q school teacher
DO, b.. served two terms as county
Uurn.,pdcut followed by thrc, years
.. secretary of the Chldrcss Chamber
.. Commerce, after which he entered
fH. banking business.
H. |s q graduate Il Polytechnic Col.
Dog. Fort Worth tie ~ married and
nl. two children His family will not
.Hu, 10 Amarillo az present. said MI
Vernon.
Nr Vernon said that ne was pre-.
mt.l f. devote his fun time 20 making
no, Board of city Development grow
and I. considerable constructive work
during lhe coming year
o. g. Sebastian, assistant secretary
vU continue Boz that office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
HEREFORD is
HOST TO over
400 AT DINNER
SWINE BREEDERS HEAR
DISCUSSION OF HOG
RAISING METHODS.
E1 sun clrre.nondent

HEREFORD Jan IS More th,n
falr hundred citizens. gathered from
over fh, onur, P.ahandle and Plains
Country no T.yIs and several from 9th.
OBJ partitions Of fIr state and In other
states mr'.os ot great banquet Tues.
dlE ueHf DOB tt. basement II the Chris.
nam tUI.h served by the ladies Of that
Organization. as % compliment al tho
hfnd. .. ib. Hereford Chamber Of com.
m,Tr.
Il. nBIn number ~ those present
H,-, H.u the rural districts Of Deaf
sm'h county including men. women
Hl children The Hereford hInd dis
r.u s.d musI. throughout the banquet
aHi received much attention from the
gathering
Do D.. Mcdonald president Of tho
Chamber ~ Commerce. acted ne chnir
mau and fnHmastor ~ tho meeting
which began vIth invocation ~ divine
h.# Dos G s. T. Parker
The toast program was informal and
opened Ur 1u address from \ l.. ward
secretary ~ the Texas Swine breeders
Association, Uu balanced rations for
hogs
o. IS Warren from the feeding dopart.
m,u' ~ A and " College gave results
of 1000 actual feeding experiment at the
college Boz which kaffir chops and wa.
200 constituted the entire ration. m q
drE ueu another IN which kann chop
and tu per cent unkage ana water
wen. supplied and still another In which
htf.r with ton per cent tankng. and
Vtt.r were supplemented hy green pas.
tur. These experiments gave conclu.
sit' assurance ~ the worth Of bal
aurrd as against one item bill Il Ear.
fur 'ho hogs
sterling g. Evans In charge 81 the
pix club work ~ A. and VI College *.
tension srryiC, gave brief talk on the
work among the Juvenile farmers. This
included some specific examples ~ In
ter'sting success among the boys
Porter \ Whal'y manager of the
West Texas Chamber ~ Commerce told
rf tho attitude ~ his organization 10
wards an this portion 81 tho state and
M" ability uf The sam, go rcnd,i sew.
iDc. through Co., various departments
Mrs Fred " Bucrucr. wife II the
president 81 ihc Panhandle Swine
breeders Association made f., witty and
interesting address In which sb, cav,
Information concerning tho canning and
curing NJ meats F.r th, entertainment
- the COMPANY she declared tina, she
hls ih. reputation of canning every
thing ar tho pl,c. .xr.nt Mr. Ha.rner
and had been Thinking az -..,p. ,bir, ~
doing that"
Jrrur ,uop,..tio8 between ,b. poo.
plo of fh, ,niir. country iprluli,,. tt.r.
torl. Iop O.. Pops. If th. Am,rul, paly
Nrwq .rnf, o,, ,b. ,,,.r,b 80 s,,b -,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
Whu'n Feed Prisoners

AUSTIN Texas Ian U.s. 80 plans
O." financing 90, pou.t,ntlry system
until this year crops provide revenues
with which tu maintain o., system have
been made. Governor Nrff declared 10
ught ON his return from Fort Worth
u is q known fot that the prison sys.
tenn is about uut ~ funds and that
Governor Neff is rndva,uring poo find
means other than special session OF
thv legislature for financing the system
uuu IL is self supporting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
Ssguc Jurors selected.
~ 4 saortats.f fsse..

GEpHGETOWN. Texas. Jan. is..
Eight Jurors hid been selected tonight
iu The trial 81 Manuel Saguc. who ran
amuck ,n NJ h IT train near here
year ago killing ) - Wexford ~
Austin and seriously Wuuuding several
other passengers with razor. Tho
defendant IS represented hy counsel cm
uluyyd hy tho Mexican government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
81 SWINE ARE
AUCTIONED At
HEREFORD SALE
GROWER FROM M0BEETIE
SELLS ONE PURE BRED
HOG FOR $685..
special TO The News

special 10 The News
HEREFORD. Texas Jan o. rH'
fourth annual sale of registered pu.,
bred sows with Earl Lew. t. manage.
hud Col T. r. Hcriff as au.H.r,0r a.
sisted by ". McCrur, .f Nl-u.
l. s Palmer Of Amarillo a.J SlU..
Sss a great suc,e-s.
Following were the animals s.. .l.
owners and prices obtained.
Duroc Jerseys.
Recess Fair Lady John Ham
mouds Floydada. Sl05
Queen Sensation Fun john Ham
uuuds. FOydada SliO
Demonstration Gano Gin b b. Hutch
4 Son. Mobeotle S2S5
Types Golden orion Alexander
Niche a Jones. Childre-s i,"
Miss Sensation TwcInh Alexander,
Niche a Jones. Childr'ss SIS.
Jacks Sensation lHdt Alexander
Niche a Jones. Childro-s $50.
Jacks Sensation Lady SECOND Alex
ander Niche a Jones ChIIdrus 500
King lacks Happy LadE Fourth
John Knight, Canyon. $50.
King Jacks Happt Lady John
knight Canyon. $3.50
Pathfinder Clover Second J. e. FRYE
Tulia. tiiO
Golden May Pathfinder Third a O.
Ross Lubbock. $50
orion Cherry Lady IS D Wright
1925.
RColoncl Lady Sensation. Alexander
Michic a Jones. Childrcss. 500
Colonel Lady Sensation First Alex
andcr Michie a Jones. ChI.dr'ss. 500
High orion Lady Tenth Merle Nor
gan. Sl25.
Pathfinder Beauty Twelfth Mcrl,
Morgan, $40.
Kings orion Lady Twelfth r. W
Bocrncr. Lubbock. s725O
Dixic's Pathfinder Lady Dixie Hos
Farm 500
Poland Chinas.
Bobs Perfect Lady, j n Bowers
Happy tlO2.5O
Miss sterling Price. j ~ Bowers
Happy i75.
Miss Price Avalanche, Adams Bros
$40
Black Queen. Adams Bros sos.
Miss Defender Buster Ludwig irl
beck Happy. $40.
Orange Lady s g Sanders $50.
Model Wonder $ g. Sanders. sion.
Avalanche Lady e. COX Bros. So 30
Orange Queen Cox Bros tl2j
Miss Orange Rourland a sharp $40
Victoria Price, VI. o. Mccks q son
sG5
Tho Rangers Maid S r. Lewis. Chill
dress. $50
Ranger Lin. s T.. Lewis. ChHdrcss
ii0s.
Ghdutor's Ciantcss. Earl Lewis
Childrrss So.
Gladia,or's Maid Earl Lewis CHI
dress RS
Lady chief Prize. l. VI look Chill.
dress $50
Tho sale was held i1 the elegant sales
uavilion. and prior tU Co., cousumma
ton the ladies' NJ enc Methodist church
served lunches to ib. residents and yis
tors.
Through courtesy .. the Chamber
- Commerce tmrsuo. alton was Eur.
nished to those who remained Tor the
sale to Canyon. So That trains might
ho made f0l points ols' and south
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
Marketing Plan Defined.

FORT WORTH Texas Jan. Is
Clarence Ousloy. former assistant SOC
ro'ar, % agriculture In an address here
before th, Western Fruit iohhcrS' As
slriaton convention. today electrified
POO delegates % N. annual meeting
boz telling - the cooperative marke'inc
MAN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

s bod wound burn or cut should u,
olaus,d of dirt co. impurities and dress
90 with Liquid Borozone II heals IA,
flesh with marvellous speed. Price. go
go. and 5 90 Sold by Randall Drug Go
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

WASHINGTON. Ian. lS-Thc MONT.
nation by Henry .. Fletcher. under
errrc'ar, of state o. De- ambassador 20
foiEium was confirmed TODAY by the
senate together with thet ~ William
3 orool, - West Virginia Ia d. min.
isfri to Paraguay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

EEI FAST Jan. iS-Thc police hsr
racks no Charleston. county Mayo were
r1Ii.i lr 20 ARMED men who essapci
with Il considerable quantity ~ arms
and ammunition one sergeant wa
wounded
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

Sign ays-''lf YOU spit on the floor
at home go home Co spit"
u is q sin 90 play on Sunday the
way some play IL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

Hefh.n' oorrocts hiiousness indigcs
tlon and constipation. o. H. fine herb
al medicine thar drives out impurities
and restores healthy conditions in IN.
system Frirr Sea Snld hf Randall
nur Geo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-11
Free to Asthma and
Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial Of Method That Anyone
Can Use Without Discomfort
or Loss Of Time.

We have a method for the control OF
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matter in what climate you live, no
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If you are troubled with athma or hay
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We especially want to send 1t to
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-11
Not q Gnded Male.

Contrary to the opinion Of some, l
do not think a gentleman must stand
with his hat off on the stret while talk
ing TO lady to be a gentleman; nor
is that sure sign that he is one. Most
men have adopted the custom Of tipping
the hat to ladies'; that is a good thing,
as It Is fitting and proper that he
shoud pay homage to the wives, moth
ers and daughter in this manner. Fur
thermore, a gentleman will be helpful
and polite to all ladies', yet this alone
does not constitute q gentleman. Any
person could do that, but gentleman
in the real sense is a MAN, not merely
a "gilded male"
A gentleman Is clean inwardiy, in
thought and in deed, as well as in out
ward appearance. He Is honest, up
right and pious. A young gentle
man" is what mistaken frivolous girls
sometimes term a sissy" much to
their own discredit.
Never to nag at wife or children but
to obtain his purpose in some other
manner is ever the aim Of this type OF
man. He is especially considerate oil
mother and sister and constantly thinks
of and treats in the Same manner all
those Of the weaker (?) sex, as nc
would have other men do his own fe'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-11
Fathers Have
SONS At lunch
Three Generations of Brown
Family at Lions Luncheon;
Norman Speakers Tell
of Y. NJ. G.. A.

"a peculiarly happy OCCASION" was
the way Russell Brown, president of
the Lions club. spoke Of Thursdays
MONDAY luncheon session of the club
at Hotel Ardmore, when a group Of
bright.faced youngsters were guests of
their dads. Three generations of the
Brown family were represented. Mr..
Brown having as his guests his father,
A. K. Brown, and his son. Bobby. A
number of other guests were also pres
ent.
Mrs. Arthur Kyle, vocalist, with Miss
Marguerite Noble at the piano, gave
two selections.
Messrs. osmund and Graham Of Nor
man, the latter with the Y NJ. c. A.
of the state university, were among
the guests, and also Arthur Straehley
of this city. They told of the impor-
tance of local support of the university
Y. NJ. c. A., stressing the fact that
Carter county will have something like
120 students enrolled in the university
next year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-11

male relatives. He searches for vir-
tues. not vices. in others. He is no.
ticeable for his kindness of manner and
forethought Of others.
This somewhat rare person never al
lows himself to frequent pieces of low
repute or visit any place his wife or
sister might not with perfect safety
go also. He uses no intoxicants what
ever. He scorns to stoop to petty in
juries against his neighbors, but rather
applies the Golden Rule. and does as
he would be done by. He lends help
ing hand to the fallen, nor turns the
needy from his door
Hasty words are avoided by a real
gentleman. He follows the good old
maxims. Speak clearly If you speak
at all; carve every word beforde you
let It fall" and "a soft answer turneth
away wrath" His manner of speaking
cools the anger of his enemies. In
Biblical words He that ruleth his own
soul is greater than he that taketh a
city, so is a real gentleman, who seeks
not prominence and publicity, more i'm
portant than some well-known offI
cials.
ELLA JEAN KIDD,
511 Master Street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-11
GASOLINE Price
IN STATE H|kED
Pierce Raises Two Cents
While Magnolia Gets One
Cent on Tank Wagons;
Sinclair Up.

The Piesce Oil Corporation advanced
the tank wagon price of gasoline two
cents effective this morning through
out Oklahoma, bringing the present
quotation on tank wagon TO 20 cents, in
the Ardmore district.
The Magnolia Petroleum Company an
nounced an advance in tank wagon
price in Ardmore effective this morn
ing Of one cent, bringing its figure to
10 cents. meeting the recent Sinclair
rise.
Tank wagon price at Wilson has been
advanced by the Magnolia to IS cents
from its former quotation of 16 cents.
According to local jobbers, the tank
wagon price throughout the state has
been 20 cents for some time, with ex.
ceptions at a few points, included
among which are Ardmore, Wilson and
Healdton.
The retail prices at the Ardmore fill
ing stations are still varied, ranging
from l5 to q cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-11
WHAT Is A PERFECT
GENTLEMAN, ANYWAY
(Continued from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
little money with me, but in my wallet
l had several papers that were of great
value, but to me alone.
l did not mind the loss of the little
money that the man took. but l felt
keenly the loss of the papers. Imagine
my surprise and joy few days later
to find in my mornings mail a pack
age containing my pocketbook with the
papers intact, but the money gone.
The holdup man had realized their
value to me and had mailed them to
my address which he found on one Of
my cards.
That man was crook. But in my
estimation he also was gentleman.
H. Il. w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-11
FIR RECKLES
Don't Hide Them With Veil; Remove
Them With Othine--DOuble
Strength,

This preparation for treatment OF
freckles is usually so successful In re-
moving freckles and giving a clear,
beautiful complexion that it is sold un-
der guarantee to refund the money II
II fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce Of Othine and re-
move them. Even the first few appli-
cations should show a wonderful i'm
provement, some Of the lighter freck-
les vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine; it is this that
is sold on the money-back guarantee.
adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-11
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY
CITY BRIEFS

Information from the Kemper Mill
tary school. Beenville, Mo-. states that
Billy c. Sparks, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. S. Sparks. Of this city. is member
Of the track team Of the school. that
won in the third division Of the inter
scholastic meet at Columbia. Mo-, re-
Gently
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-11
GEORGES WINS

LONDON.-Georges Car
pentier won over Ted
Lewis in the first round
of their scheduled 20
round match for the
worlds light heavyweight
championship here to-
night.