The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-27

New l VI IA. .NON. ~ -hlhO'S
important news events scheduled for
the coming week are the following;
Monday.
General election will be held IN
Greece to choose members of new
National Assembly, to succeed the one
recently dissolved, which Will be
charged with the revision OF the Gre
clan constitution.
Hattie lie Blanc, the seventeen
year-old girl who is accused of the
murder of Clarence F. Glover In
laundry at Waltham, Mass, a year
ago this month, will be placed on
trial.
Railroads Securities Commission,
appointed by President Taft to de
termine how the government may best
supervise and control the issue or
railroad stocks and bonds, will be-
gin a series of hearings in Washing
ton.
Special congressional maritime
committee will resume hearings III
New York, during the course OF which
representatives of practically all the
great steamship companies will be
called upon to testify regarding their
alleged alliance with Worldwide
steamship trust.
Interstate Commerce Commission
will begin hearings of railroads and
shippers to settle differences grow
ing out of the construction of the
long and short haul clause of the
railroad rate bill.
Poles throughout the country, at
the call of the Polish National ALL
ance. will celebrate the anniversary
of the fruitless war for independence
waged by Poland against Russia in
1S31-1S32.
National apple show, with most OF
the displays recently exhibited at Spo-
kane on view, will be opened in Chi
oago and continue through the week
Contest for the worlds champion
ship in speed typewriting will be
held in connection with the National
Business Show, opening in st. Louis.
Great exhibition of the horticultur-
al and floral products of Maryland
will be opened in Baltimore, extend
ing through the week.
Tuesday.
Harvard University will celebrate
the 303d anniversary of the birth OF
John Harvard, the Englishman who
founded the institution.
Health authorities noted throughout
the nation will speak during the Pub
lie Health Conference to be opened
in Pittsburg, Pa.
Associate Justice John NJ. Harlan
will celebrate the thirty-third ami
versary of his service in the United
States supreme court.
Wednesday.
Commissioners representing the
Methodist Episcopal church, the
Methodist Episcopal church south
and the Methodist Protestant church
will meet in Baltimore to consider
an organic union or close federation
of the three bodies.
Interstate Commerce Commission
will grant hearing to the Pullman
Company on the proposed reduction
in rates, involving a decrease Of about
% per cent in the rates charged for
upper berths.
After being in operation for a quar-
ter of a century, the Great North
western Telegraph Company OF Can
ada will discontinue its press serv'
ice to newspapers.
Thursday.
Worlds first international aerial
and aviation exhibition, comprising
complete exhibits of everything re
lating to the navigation of the air
opens in Crystal Palace, London, ant
will extend through December anc
January.
Atlantic Shore Line Railway, eX
tending from Biddeford to York, II
Maine, will be knocked down at pub
lie auction at Alfred, Mo-, under
foreclosure of mortgage by the bond
holders.
American Cotton Oil Company vii
: hold its annual meeting for the elee
, ton of directors at Guttenburg, \
, J.. and at the same time will pay
. semi-annual dividend of per cen
on preferred and IL per cent Of
common stock.
: Gen. Porfirio Diaz and Ramon Co
rail-, as president and vice presiden
! respectively, of the republic OF Me'
leo, will enter upon their new teri
of office for six years.
e Measures for the prevention an