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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
.CHANCE FOR ALASKA TO HELP HERSELF
Commissioner Of Education L D Henderson Submits Excellent
 Suggestions

The following letter from Comm.a- .onor Q. Education L. u. Henderson
 a.fEu.aua.ory
 Iuru October 2I. In Ir. Momhar ol .he Executive
 Cnmmfl0. ol Che IIaa.u EduCa.
 Uon Associations
 The newly organized h'aasa EIu- o.tIon Association aa yet has mo def. nt..r formulated program of active .U. for Che nro.out rcIr. n t1ere- .ore have One following p'an to sue- e..l for .ho ioulI0n oI IHc lE- ..uiFe Committee o. Ono Association aH ono of no limos ol work which might bo undertaken.
 A feature o. tho exhibit material at .hc Boston meeting of Che Nauou- aI Education Association Iaal summer wa. n display oI H.hool work. nholo-
 Hnha and produce Of Hawaii which ua. exhibited bg IHe Hawaii do.era- Han. Hawaii I by no means an W- known land and yet ,ho exhibit at- uae.ed much attention and was Che mean. or creating much interest i'm Hawaii and her poo hIuca
 AIa.Ea Is Indeed u unknown land .o One uali majority of Che residents ol lhe s.alo. Moreover much oI Che knowledge regarding Che Territory which H ro.eHeI br Che mlI mine oHU H m.r .u many repe0.H " an exhibit such o. thc one prepared by Hawaii for Che cdIuclt0u or Che tom HouuuI L.aeHerH and admins. u..ou who attended Che Boston meeting oI Che Y. E. A. cou'd be proc Iu..I. o. heu.I..H' reu.i t0 tHlt Territory a similar exhibit from IIH..u HIt h. 1923 convention of .hc ". F. A. should provide much Yaiu- .lIe publicity for .h.a mapnrae.atod section 70 llhc United sate.
 Tho 1923 session of the N E A win Ha hold m Oakland J. should b. na Ih'e for Che h'a.Ha Education o.Iaum to arrange .o have am cN. HM.attrH meuHne Quality rather chan quantity should bo lho d.sdu- .u.Mue ImUuIeoI any display which
 prepared The entire exhibit HmI b. nn.e. .u booth WIt1 n I0uura mo. Iu oE.a.I twenty feet and . depth oI mo. moro tHn .eu u.. THe following arc suggested a. na h'. articles for d.m.ay o.hcu win uee.a. themselves
 nuI training and domestic a..- en.. mo.ec. b0.Ee.ry and other o.l. projects from the elementary
 Io. mH. art work climatic .u.r. and weather map. o. A.wal a..HoaI charts relating to gold and mineral production. faroH Water nuuu ur scat ushor.es reindeer .rnmua. c.c.s photographic IIIu ruHr. ul ndmr.e. and rcaucry portfolios prepared hy elementary and high school pupils tn various schools containing specimens of ..ooI work and Information rceoro- ue Che particular section O. tho Ter. rIory Iu which lhe ehool Ia located. a.e.
 It H uoa IhIo Chat Che Alaska Bu- r.ru oI One s.H.IIe Chamber ol Com mr.o may be willing lo loan some of Ia exhibit material for a period of two He.EH The Bureau has am interesting collection ol photographs and other ma.ernl which win be valuable for Che ". E. A. exhibit aue- e.I.I
 Tho cos. oI carrying out thc above moam win no. bc ueot u che Executive Committee feels .tat Che subject Ia worth while. it should moi. In. IMw'l mattor to m..o Che uoao ry fInU. Sincerely Eouu
 L D. HENDERSON,
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
ELEs ANNUAL ROLL CALL
 GATHERS LACE CROWD

|.. H I"u.. |H. ... "".- H...U n.... "H n. occasion a. Mnu. ..... o. m.m0.r |.." Tn. I... n number |" "I... H. uuH.r.. and dancing. .r... I."U. ". .0. n.r..m .. r..r.. .Hm.UH quickly Wo.. oH. m. I.. o. Tn. u.eHl IH. H boy. 0. l.. occasion Wer. .H..rmn M s..HH o. Ho ..HHnmon. .omm... U. Ha un.. aH.m" John Roc. and c. n. Forrest u Wa. Intended .Hl a ..m0..o Wou. H. one oI .n. I.a.u" 70. .H. .Fon.n" HuI Ha h.r'r. WH. u0.a0. H weather condition. and arrived -| hours H.In. schedule
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
ALASKAN COMMITS SUICIDE
 IN sKbGr HOTEL SEATTLE

U..-.." Hr..r I0".Hu r.I. . '.0.r.. .... and N... Hm-
 . n.. yesterday afternoon m ' room -. .H. sHrI Ha.e. -.I I rr A.. r"
 Johnson cam. .o s...... two 0au ... from IHu.r A'.... II" body
 .....I m ... room H m "..... who heard t.. shot.
 N. not. ar H.U.r. .. .Hr .. won. U.. ...rH..ur r..... |H. body
 . r.m.... II. ..o u...H. s.r.... Hm N..
 Inquiry ". I'm. post u." . .r.uuI town H|.I .- ..o. ." .H- ..n.... concerning t.. Charles An|.- I0.H.oa un.m.. in .H. s.. .'... n."'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
sAy BOYS LISTEN

M. ..H.H "UU. VIII. h. ...O. .uI HH.u..n and mo prop .r must hu Injured t.1. window mu mot h. marked uIIH candy ur any other hard uHHn.o .h.I win .oore Che '. T.o u.." vii. ring promptly or.u.. and amy I m Ho r.. u.I.r tHHt hour uU H.H ...H hHI Hmo Hum. J. -. .HHH'|.
 UI.I u. Polio.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
PAINFUL ACCIDENT

w. n Brown laid mp .l H|H home near .Ho na.a.. Theatre witch u badly
 mu.I n.I. IH. result ol n broken ..I.N.'. He hH a'ruar Ho.n confined To H homo .u day. and while ahI. .' HoHh.o around 'n- II. IT win ha 0m. .m. ye. ho.o-. hc HIu he out Tn IUe meantime I
 nr o. h. n.Hn..r friend" have amy
 bone. to u... o. u .o che" ".IH him. he H..I he n.... .0 have ,H0m drop m on him and ..t It over W..h
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
BREbKWATER Is PROVING
 TO EE GREAT BENEFIT

T.. hre..W...r uw.. in .He Channel Ur ... U0.. dump o. lH. N... Im.u proving O. very
 . I.r.H. n. 'o..' shipping and ...... |. Tn. m.I Ho..H which ..n now .e mp N..Hn .He protected .. and Ho .I. from IHe mos. Uo. ..mu.I .Iu.H....r. HE.n .H0 H.. H.m. Hu. M either Che D..E nr IUmu. Limo docks experience pro- lection during heavy blows
 T.. government wr. che mining ..mmr. n.rm |oH In 0E.onI .H dump nm. into m. Channel a distance ID. I.U0 ... hu. II win not nroH- ably Y. u.. u...I I...U mo. .u.
 m. Um. II. ..m. T. uoW ou. u I.uo. a. ..ehUr moro chan .0O .... and .| In. w|.raI hen.o h. ne .lI.HI.I farther into che omn- n. Tr. water .. H. end o. Che dump . Tn H. m in. uorHHar- hoo. n. ID. I.... nm. III. depth does H.. materially ue.eHH. farther ol.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
BIC DONGs NOW ON
 AT LOCAL MOOSE HALL

n.uu.n. r....rI.r forenoon and continuing ia.I r.eH. today and tonight a bis bazaar !. hen. hold .. noo.. Hau hr che '.oo.e0oar. Ia..e. TH. r.u Ha.uI.HU decorated and
 n..u.m Jim. a. article. ar. on
 I. H .Ir.r tHr.. H0. oH. O. ... ....u. a.l night. Hu. Che apex a. .rt.r.rrmor. w.I h. r.oa.. .o. night when n gram. urIcnra.. dance win n. rren
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
AVIATOR JONES MAKES
 FLIGHT OVER JUNEAU

.r...r Roy .Hn. "." . been
 . tor .u... ".... r.H..r.nr U" .n..u. m. N.r.HHr. mad. H. .... r..I ueU. H.re Imr..E whom h. .r.'.. ar.. and around ... city ..r several minute. Mr. .on n been UH...I.. .0 m.uU .e.UI in e..n. H. m.-H.n. repaired. Hr. .t
 now ... lo He tn .r.l... order rI hr contemplate. n number O. H.HH n.or. leaving Tor ..a homo n ..I.H..Hu
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
GLORIOUS WEITHER

Tho nrcnt weather is as 0ne aa eouII ha experienced anywhere mild ha'mr and a.reakcd with aun- shine Considerable snow loI on Che
 surrounding mountain tops tn.H uo.E. hui tHo lower levels are HuI aa green and Hmmay a. hoT were Tn July.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
DIAN WILLIAMS SICK

uun tH. Hr.-r..r.o'I 1n o. Mr.
 and MT. J. r William. who reside on E.. sixth street. HH boon quito M for IH. H.al two Wae.. ... u...r- m.IH or. H..... cold. A uHH.. n1' a in ...uI.nc. ou Che Ind. who |. n. H.H homo Mr. william. i. con. n...oI wh One Pore Nomr.- m..I
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
MOTHERS CLUB PROGRAM
 FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT

m. H0.H.r ..u. HHH.. 0. t.. rmu U.nn. .TH.I.. Association nu hold . m...He mex. W..H.'H n.-.... 0...... in .H. .HH.. .u.. 0Mm whom m mother. having ..HI.u .n n. ..oo. ... urged and and oIn..... m b. N." H. hu.n.. .. Inc meeting |. ."H .I.I u.r. win h. . Hr.-wm nr0 .I.I I.I.H
 ..... e... N.H .H..m. for "rmHE euIo." I.I by N..HH HaH...an e A..u.. for l"mmH School Children
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
Ilsr SERVICE TOMORROW

Ma. Eleanor Frey. who I'm.
 conducting .rI. Q. ouuee."U. m..un n.r. for .He H .lr0. W.a.. .HU hold ... Ia.. meeting .o morrow u.0r u. win ...r. oH .H.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
OPENS NOVEMBER IL
 CLOSES NOVEMBER 30
Regular Red Gross Roll Can Next Nutf-tmuI Reports Show
 Good Results

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
WiInesses Tor Deicnso
Probably Gone f) Jury

It is likely that by Che umc thls nanor is o1 Che prc81 One case VIII have gone to Che lwy Tho defense closed ita raae yesterday evening and
 amc rcbuual evidence was henF had for tho prosecution th.a iofo- roon whom it was thought con- rIu..on of Che hear.ne including Ono address Of Che attorneys. would ne rsaehed by Ono middle of Che atter- noon
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
PRIESTS WANT
EDICT TO WE'D
Pope IS TOLD
Bachelorhood Declared to be
Impossible Observance of
Ecclesiastical Cele-
bracy."

ROME. Roman Catholic priests
have addressed Il petition to Pope Plus
asking for a special papal edict to al.
low them 10 marry, according to the
newspaper Epeca today. Under the
present rules Of the Roman Catholic
church, priests must remain single.
To use the language of the Italian
newspaper, the priests asked to be re
lseved of impossible observance of &c
clesiastical ~celebacy."
The petition states further on:
Purity Of life, which is the highest
aim Of the church, is reached through
the free working OF mans nature, not
by coercion and the imposition of laws
against nature
II is reported the petition is signed
by cardinals and bishops as well as
priests.
Celebacy on the part of Roman Cath
siic prelates is as old as the church IT,
self. Bachelorhood was imposed through
q desire to model the lives of the church.
men, as far as possible. after the life
OF the Savior.
Officials Of the Vatican denied there
is a general desire on the part Of priests
to marry. They pointed out that tho
papal policy in this respect is best eX.
emplified by the recent excommunica.
tion OF a Roman Catholic priest in
C~zecho-Slovakla because he joined an
anti.bachelor organization.
In view of the policy Of the Vatican
regarding the private life OF priests
and the fact that the authors of the pc
tition would not sign it, belief is preya
lent that it will get no attention at all
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19

SALTWATER. 49, Our system or
coaching is not what we want. The boy
who is capable Of playing football, or
of winning medals in a track meet,
doesn't need physical education; it's
the cripple, the weakling. who really
needs hat sort of training"
That's the statement Of f. G. Gal
lagher, one Of the greatest track stars
Oklahoma has ever produced, who
now is director of athletics and profes.
sor Of physical education at A.. and M,
College, his alma mater.
If the Fess-Capper bill, making ply
sioal education compulsory in public
schools. becomes a law, a new era in
athletics Will be opened, Gallagher
thinks.
So, he has induced the faculty at A,
and M. to add to the curriculum q
%four-year course in physical education
a curse offering the bachelor oil
science degree at It's end. That course
will be offered mex fall, making A
and NJ. the first school in the south
west to take such a step.
with the work in physical education
Gallagher explains a student will gel
enough science to major in science
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
CLUB MEMBERS To
INSPECT Diaries
County Agents are Getting
Boys in Shape for Judg-
ing Contests at County
Fair in Fall.

A dairy inspection trip was started
early Wednesday morning by some Of
the members Of the Carter county Jun
Tor dairy club under the direction OF
John W. Simpkins. county agent, .. l..
Putnam, assistant agant and John W.
Baehr, of the extension department at
Oklahoma A & NJ college, Saltwater.
Those in the party will visit all mem
bers OF the club and inspect those cows
and dairy products.
At the melting OF the club, Tuesday,
officers If the coming year were elect.
ed. They are: Ray Dyer, president; Al
ton Trice. Fount Duston. r., and Emery
Simpklns. vice presidents; and Waiver
Ion Vaughn, secretary.
Talks were made AT this meeting by
both Mr.. Baehr and Mr.. Putnam on the
dairy work, giving explanations and
advise. Also reports were given by all
the boys on the work they were doing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
CITY BRIEFS

Clarence Homer Of Sykes. Rast &
Boyd, has returned from d weeks vacn-
ton spent at McAlester and Krebs.
Mrs, Homer remained for a longer
visit.
Eight persons We're arrested by city
officers Monday night. -Four are char
sed with fighting, three with violating
traffic ordinances and one with being
drunk.
Miss Briggie Hartnett. 907 North
Washington. who was operated upon
IT the Hardy sanitarium last Monday,
s. somewhat improved today, it was
stated.
Miss Mona Shipmap has returned
from Clinton, where she visited Miss
Bertha aCthey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
USE SULPHUR TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching
Eczema Helped Over
Night.

For unsightly skin eruptions, rash
or blotches ON face, neck, arms or body,
you do no have to wait for relief from
torture or embarrassment. declares a
noted skin specialist. Apply a little
Mentho-s sulphur and Improvement shows
next day.
Because Of its germ destroying prop
critics. nothing has ever been found TO
take the place Of this sulphur prepare
ton. The ome you apply it healing
begins. Only those who have had un.
slightly skin troubles can know the de
Eight this Mentha- sulphur brings. Even
fiery, itching eczema is dried right up.
Get a small jar OF Rowles Meutho
Sulphur from any good druggist ano
use 1t like cold cream.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
OKLAHOMA CITY BOY WORKS
IN GOLF TOURNEY FINALS

SHAWNEE, Okla. 49, Keith Carter, Is
year old golfer, who turned in the sec
ond lowest score in the qualifying
rounds and G. NJ. Donnally. veteran
player, both of the Oklahoma CITY golt
and country club, today are matching
strokes for the championship in the
final OF the state amateur invitation
gof tournament on the links of the
Shawnee country club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
HIGH SCHOOL BOY Is
AUTHOR OF DOG STORY

Elmer Lee Roy Baker Of 521 X
street. is Ardmore's latest contri-
button TO the storytelling world,
since he has just completed a 90
600 word story Of BLACK Elmo
He will submit it to publishers with
in the next few weeks.
Elmer is still in Ardmore high
school and during his spare time
during the past year he has collect
ed material and worked on his
book. 1t is the story of a mixed
breed dog, and the story tinees OF
the Curwood "Kazan" stories.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
ENID DOPESTERS SEE BIG
VICTORY FOR SWINDAII

ENID. okla.-Nomination for Charles
Swindall for congress by the republican
primaries August l Is conceded by the
best informed politicians conversant
with the political situation In the eighth
district, Preliminary pools made in
Garfield, Kay. Noble, Major, Woods,
Alfalfa and Grant counties show strong
leads for swindall In most polls reported
swindall's vote In Garfield county will
be unusually heavy. and he has a
chance of cnrrNIng II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
CALLED HIM A SCAB;
MAN SUES THE FRISCO

FORT SCOTT. Kan. - Hunter .
Perry of Kansas City. Kansas. Ill.
ed suit here against the ST. Louis
and San Francisco railroad com.
pan for sl,014, for damages to his
character, resulting. he charges,
from the company employing him
through misrepresentation as a
'scab"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
LETTER OF CREDIT IS
A GOOD CONTRACT

NEW ORLEANS 49, A letter Of credit
is an nnbreakable contract, according
to a decision the United States circuit
court of appeals handed down here Wed.
nesday, m which the decision of the dis
trict court at III Psso in the case Of
the American National Bank of San
Francisco against the Border National
Bank OF Eagle Pass. Texas, is affirmed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
fHEAIMSa
Princess Theater.

Perils faced by a young Lichinvar
Of the east who went into the dense
forests OF the far west to rescue a fair
girl. the innocent victim of a family
feud instituted by villainous timberland
pirates, form the subject of a Fox pic
ture. Strength Of the Pines in which
William Russell Will open at The Prin-
cess Theater next Thursday. The story
as outlined. is one Of thrilling interest,
and should furnish Russell with ma
terial of the sort that best fits his
ability in heroic roles Of the strenuous.
robust type.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19

THE Sporting Duchess, which will
he shown at the Liberty Theater Fhurs.
day and Friday. was first written as a
spectacular melodrama TO be produced
in the Drury Lane theater in London.
This theater is world renowned for the
%stupendous productions that have been
staged there. The theater is to London
what the Hippodrome is to New York.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
REVIVAL MEETING STARTS
AT HEALDTON NEW CHURCH

HEALDToN. Okla.-The New Pros
pect Baptist church, lately organized -
Healdton. is now interested In a revival
meeting which started ON July Is. FL
der G.. w. Whitfield Of Marsden is
conducting the service. The tabernacle
is located across the street from the
Central Rooming House. Good crowds
are in attendance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
MAGNOLIA MEETS LATEST CUT
WITH A TWO.BIT SLICE

A wire received late this afternoon
from the Magnolia Petroleum Company
bears the information that the Magno.
LA has met the latest price reductions
on Healdton and other crudes as fol
lows: Healdton, Walters and Beaver
Creek districts (Oklshoma) IS cents;
C~orsicana (Texas) heavy. 60 cents per
barrel at the wells.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
Adelphos Iheater.

Picture lovers who are in the habit
Of thinking OF Bebe Daniels as a fasci-
mating little mad-cap, always up To
pranks, will be interested in seeing how
she handles a straight romantic role
that Of a wistful little country drudge
who had never had any fun and was
too much afraid Of the ugly RACES oil
her guardians ever to have an impulse
Of light. hearted mischief.
Such is her role in Nancy From
Nowhere which opens next Thursday
for a two-day run att he Adelphos.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19

Madam Ridgway's Beauty shop ON
North Washington street. which was
fitted up and equipped with everything
new his spring. has become a very pop.
ular place since it became known that
Madam kidgw0y has specialized M
all branches OF the work and that sh,
has travelled in Europe where she stud
fed methods ot beauty treatments, Sc.
curing many excellent formulas.
During the summer months Madame
Didgwsy las made certain rates TO
her regular customers. Her facial
now are only seventy five conts. For
appointments. phone 1913.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
OHIO OIL COMPANY MAKES
SECOND CUT OF TWO.BITS

FINDLAY. Ohio-The Ohio oil Com
psny announced another reduction Of
25 cents a barrel on Wyoming crude
oils. The new prices are: Grease Creek
$3.50; Elk Basin. N.4o; Big Muddy,
so; Lance Creek, si.iO; Rock Creek.
800; Mule Creek so.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
July %

Miss Maria Smith will entertain on
Saturday morning with a bridge party,
at her home. 1908 MoLish avenue, as
a p%renuptial compliment to Miss Ann
Thompson, and also complimentins
Mrs. Earl Kennard OF Cleburn. Texas.
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. u. Phillips. and Miss Mary
Filler OF Frederick. Maryland. house
guest OF Miss Anderson, Members OF
the Girls Bridge Club Will be guests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
FRISCO PULLS OFF &c TRAINS;
SOME OF EN- ARE IN STATE

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. - Annulment Of
twenty.six trains On the 81. Louis and
San Francisco system was announced
by J. NJ. Kurn. president of the com
pany. Virtually all of the trains are
on branch lines in Missouri, Kansas,
Oklahoma and Arkansas. Service will
be discontinued Thursday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
FARMER {. &. OF CONFED.
VETS DEAD IN ALABAMA

OPELLkA. Ala. 90 Funeral services
for the late General George Paul Har-
rison, former commander in chief of the
United Confederate Veterans. will be
held ut the first Methodist Shurch here
late Wednesday. and he was laid to rest
with Masonic honors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19
Another ion .

CHICAGO. Judge George II Page,
today issued a temporary Injunction re.
straining striking railroad shopmen
from plcketing the property Of the Al.
Gibson. Topeka and Santa Fe railroad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-19

siderable saving. Notable among these
goods, are sets and individual pieces
OF porch furniture, ice boxes, refriger.
aiors and other ~seasonable merchan.
disc.
Columbia Grafonolas are TO be offer.
ed on "a very attractive plan at this
time whioh will make lit very easy On
the purchaser.