Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 364, Ed. 3 Wednesday, June 1, 1921 Page: 4 of 6
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LOCAL BANK DISTRIBUTES FACTS FRENCH HEADS
ABOUT SERVICE OF GOVERNMENT PAY HONOR TO
Information Deals With Working of Different
Departments as it Affects the Financial Life
of the Nation and the Individual
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No. for vnir* t «« lh r« W.-n ««vh | h.vr .. rUht to kn, w Thud. why tho
. vUl.nl unri -i „ « .!« In tho wortdl naWlc.tlon ,.f I1.U m..lorl«! .o .. «t
IO.I..V I vi'ii tho r« u*l .-P'xlor of ti... pr.'<fHfly lit* rtfht momont nnd why
Z th.t II.. world II m.y lob.™ xvoloomr
; Th wny lo Thl* puMI, InfreM In ^vornnumUl k_
1I. .hnmKh ,n ..ttlwMd Hffnh.. In u h-nlthy and n«t.in.l Inter-
Zlt In Iho iiffnlrn ,,f a-vm- " ' " will l«d to l„cr,nM knowl,d«a
, , ..,,,,.,.1 r„,.iii,o of our tnorti IntrlllfMlt undcinlnndlnu and
•.« «- — — -
■ nmnity If to l>o rongrntutatoil on ttofl
fori<KlKht and onterpr'sp that hrlnno
thll mnlorlnl within tho ronrh of
oryonn
AMERICAN DEAD
Wish They Could Al-
ways Care For Bod-
ies of Our Boys
Infinite rpgret that France could nut
, irt' for all tho e Americans who fell
on her soil.
Fatherless Children March.
\s the speakers concluded, the
liea<li|U«rters hand of the American
[forces In Germany struck up a fun-
, ral march, a procession of father-
less children of France, carrying
Mncrican slowly wound Its
POPULATION, RESOURCES. BUILD-
INGS AND IMPROVEMENTS ALL
GO TO SHOW WHAT MAV
BE EXPECTED IN THE
FUTURE
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Drumright
This town has an annual payroll
tnln «tration Not until w« understand
the magnitude and efflclencv of the
Unite,! BUtes Kovemtnent do wo fed
the respect for It and the pride In
participating In It that It deserve-
U. 8. Is Favortd
France, May 30.—-Full
civic honors were paid
to tho American heroes who died f.o
tlieir country today throughout
France Tho principal ceremony oi
curreil In the American military cenie
tery here In the hills overlooking
I'aris from the west.
General Allen and Petain Speaks
Before American and Fren< h
to make this distribution as wide ns
At the present moment, In spite or .. - . — «-
nil unrest, the rmteil States s the
most favored of the world's nation-
We have enjoyed a cenlur* and a half
of the "government of the people, for
I troops drawn up In line In front of
Call «t Bank (])8 srK,ake,r(, Htl,n,i and hundreds of
We understand that It is the desire Pren.ti of all «alks
Americans nnd French of all walks
, of life who overflowed the cemetery
possible Some, however, are sure to ^ |n(0 |Jw )ieyond, Amba-
he overlooked and as the supply of ar-j s#(lor Wallace of the United States
tides Is necessarily limited. It Is *ug- i ||U(1 MBjor ooncral Henry T. Allen,
pouted that everyone who wishes to re (.omman,ier 0f the American forces
Drumright does things!
Try that on your Vlctrola and bear
It In mind.
Drumright has a population of If,"
Aincricnu u F". (iflQ Bnd more than 25,000 people live
way through the silent graves and ^ district and get their mall at
placed on them modest bouquets of
daisies, popples and corn flowers.
Madame Millerand. In the name of ^ «i5 ooo 000.00.
the children of France, brought a A3 n OOFmopolitan center. Drumrlxlit
huge se ple. e of popples and the ^ secon(1 t(, none in oklahoma,
representatives of other delegations Drumright Oil center has more
,ml the officials placed their flow ^ ^ therein.
ers, all of which were banked high ^ has ,hree sound Banks
on an imposing cenotaph, which *a8j tota, resouroes of more than $2,-
ln the center of the cemetery. ftllOM)ftno
In his address, Oeneral Allen spoke
with evident pride of the deed, of the Drumright has six public• school
\ mericin dead ,hat are valued at $1,250,000.00. There
M l u ,,- iud of the Federal are 4,000 school pupils in Drumright
V,r: f Wa7M till, ami DepuTy "here five years a,o there were on*
— — - — fcz2
For rent ads pay when in the Even-
ing Derrick.
Cleaner
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OUR DELIVERY SERVICE IS YOURi
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After several years of labor a canal (°"^
hits been completed between Milan
und Venice, giving the former city ac-
cess to the sea.
thp people, by the people," It la not
perfect, but It la the strongest, most
substantial and tnose efficient govern-
ment In the world today.
The Drumright State Hank la con
templntlng the free dialrlbtttlon
among its friends nnd patrons of n
seifes of highly Illustrated articles on
the government of the Vnlted States
The articles although written In popu
lar form, will be of real educational
value They sre to be mailed directly
to the homes of this community with-
ont charge ThU plan is tn keeping
with the new Idea that everv ptvgres-
financial Institution owes a breed-
er service to Its communis The mod-
em bank is no longer only a place
where money is deposited at one win
dow and drawn at another It Is rather
a center of constructive and helpful
Information to which an* one may
bring his financial problem w Ith some
conf,!ence of finding a sdutlon h>r
thetn
Show Benefit*
These stories are designed to show
the benefits that each of us derives
from ihe service ti the government.
They have been brought up to the
minute, and however well informed
the reader mav be he is sure to find
something new In them Thev have
a particular appeal to new cttitens.
foreigners and children as well
a* furtvahing tnterestlne and instruc-
tive reading to practically everv,\ne
The contmualty Is sure to benefit
from this distribut-or. and everv V. me
Should have a cxMvolete set
Americana W *h te Lear«
Never MM* Imt* Americans taken
sn* h an Intense merest in tho t gov-
enan-ent The e\ten«svn of •n.vn'--
ta\es and the widespread purchase of
liberty TVwds have made us all
cial partners I* its welfare We -'1
wa it to Vnow — ^re about tt. * *
elve them call at the bank and leave
their names for Inclusion In the mall-; Marshall retain and two
Inc list j prpn^ii deputies spoke for the arm>
It hns been anticipated that many and government of France.
will wish to keep each number of the
series of jovernm ntal articles as re-
ceived. as ouch w-lll deal with a differ-
ent department of the Oovemment.1
For thla purpose it Is understood that'
there is available a limited number of
beautiful containers, one of which can
bo obtained by any person desiring It
by calling during banking hours tor
tt
Ambassador Wallace struck a re
sponsive chord when he said oul i
lhave my way. these graves would
never be disturbed."
! Marshall retain, standing anions
I hia soldiers before the rostrum on
I which Madame Millerand, wife of the
French President stood with Ambas
' sador and Mrs. Wallace, echoed the
American ambassador's expression of
GOING SOME' AT THE LIBERTY
TODAY AND THURSDAY
H^SH*%SSSSSSV
I; Jack Osteen
VULCANIZING WORKS
RETREADING A SPECIALTY
Guaranteed for
(letting lost In the fcothllls of Cali-
fornia was one of the experiences
which befell dainty Lillian Hall dur-
ing the filming of Rex Beach's "Going
Some." the new Goldwvn Picture
which comes to the Liberty theatre
for t«c kn M n« to,lay ^ ^
In order to cet res'isti,- atmosphere « | Wear of a New Tire
for some of the scenes the ont re com --
ivanj- llve«l for several weeks in the
desert. On Sunday seve-wl of the girls
went hiking and got lost They had to
walk about twenty miles before they
finally found the railroad line ten mil-
es below their camp. They flagged a
freight train which took them to
, amp where D rev-tor Harry Beaumont
was preparing to send out a search
party They were fatigued and badly
v.-ared but uninjured.
Ulllan Hall, who appears Ir. Rex
, -v-iv h's "Gong Some* the Goldwvn
Bicturv. is maVing her ,if but on the
s.reer She went west on purpose to
be in the cast of "Going Some " Direc-
tor Harrv Beaumont claims that she
-ihotographs so ell that the stage
Oeorge Harvey, our ambassador to
(treat Brilian is an 1 L- D. but not
for bis success in raising..
The City Hall of Drumright cost
$40,000.00. There are In 'the city
I churches of every denomination. All
of them are costly comfortable and
modern edifices.
I Today there are municipal improve-
ments under way In Drumright to
cost considerably in excess of $1.-
000.000.00. Congress has promised a
new Federal Building and Postoffice.
Drumright has no mosquitos.
Drumright Storage
and Transfer Co.
Joe Stephenson, Prop.
Trucks ready at all times for
city or oil fields trucking.
Your Patronage Solicited
11 i 'i 1
3. a We have just put
^ x first class Ladies"
f ? Gent's
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FIRESTONE
Fabric
Automobile
Cases
FABRIC CLINCHER CASES
30x3 Smooth Clincher Regular Size £
| Shoe Shining Parlor! I
30x3 1-2 Non-Skid Clincher Regular Sire
30x3 New Ncn-Skid Clincher
30x3 1-2 New Non-Skfd Clincher Extra Size
13.95 ;;
13.85 ;;
16.65 ■'
Electric
143 E.
Gas JSC and Motor Oil 25c per *
quart. t
We have installed a new rib j.
tresd Retreading Machine and |
are now prepared to give you
good service.
We are the exclusive agent for
the GiUett Chilled Rubber Pro
cess tubes and casings.
We can surprise the world on
Fog Horns and t* and J. Carbu-
retors and timers.—Auto
accessories.
seated JO® South Ohio street
Telephone -t99
Open 7 a. m. to 12 p. m.
Every Day
GIVE US A TRIAL AND BS
CONVINCED
f In the Liberty
X Shoe Shop at
X Broadway.
+ Shine 10c
+ Sam F. Shanbour, Prop
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DRUMRIGHT, OKLA. J
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NON-SKID
Ne« Prices
RED-TOP
New Prices
RIBBED
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New Prices
NON SKID
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New Prices
GRAY
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New Prices
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$17.90
$2.15
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• 22.00
$25.00
$27.50
2.55
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36.40
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Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 364, Ed. 3 Wednesday, June 1, 1921, newspaper, June 1, 1921; Drumright, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc163397/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.