The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-22
GREECE DREAMED Of EMPIRE AND
CAME NEAR REALIZING It IN FULL

zelos said he found himself opposed not
only by the then King Constantine. bu,
also by the army general stan, which.
he declared. SERVED policy purely
lGermanic" And with this opposition.
backed by the king. the opportunity
lheld out 20 Greece TO become "A grea,
power In Asia was fnally lost"
\ NJ. Politis the minister OF foreign az
lfahs. gave some of, the details Of these
concessions. and told how near they
came To being realized in two formal
treaties
| such was the desire OF the western
powers" ne asd. TO have Greece adopt
a policy mutually advantageous 20 them
and 10 Gr-ccr. that they declared To
the Hellenic government, that they were
ready to assure 20 Greece. In return
for its cooperation against Turkey.
Smyrna and an important part of the
hinterland.
After lengthy discussion, NJ. politH
said. a double convention was oonclud.
ed. But al this point the army stan
interviewed and succeeded In defcating
the plan.
W me kHtNt IAtAhh
came to nothing yet their deiniteness
indicates they may again be heard from
when the adjustment of the war takes
place for Greece Is not unlikely 10 have
the same aspirations toward entering
Asia Minor. and the western powers
the same willingness they have already
shown 10 give Greece foothold on this
route 10 the Orient.
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W. Burrow. I'd ID. Cody. Harley Har-
reid. Miss Gladys Walling and Charlie
Walling spent Sunday in Dallas.
The Humedale Farm Dairy. owned
by Walter Colbert. has been purchased
Dairy. The twelve cows sold for s75
n head.
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Schofield and chill.
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Schofield
and family from Graham are here to-
day and will remain to attend the circus
tomorrow.
Miss Adeline Goddard. OF Enid. state
superintendent; OF the Young Peoples
Society for the Christian Endeavor Is
In Ardmore today. Miss Goddard and
Claude Kennedy spent Sunday in Davis
In the interest OF Endeavor work.
Mrs Robert Looney, Miss Katherine
Howard and Miss Clementine Roam, OF
Tishomingo, We're the guests of Mrs.
Esther Danner yesterday. They went
TO oklahoma City today.
The usual large grist of Aionday morn
before the mayor this morning. on char.
ges ranging from lighting to drunken
ness.
Sam Matthews, of tine city engineers
office, has completed the map of the
industrial addition of Ardmore. showing
the factory sites, streets. avenues and
parks in the addition.
J.. II. Love, adjuster Of the estate Of
the late l.. y. Turman. sold S42 acres
of land, located in Johnston county. i'm
county cour. Saturday. The selling price
per acre was $3.50 amounting in all to
Sle.245.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Henry j. Stanley, 23. Washington, ana
Ada Moore, 23. Blanchard; C. o. Gala
way. "a. Wilson, and Ruth Baker. 20,
Wilson; John y. Wilson, a. Ardmore,
and Evans Alpha, %. Ardmore; Bernie
F. Cleeton. 20. Cleveland and Mittie l..
DeHart. l9, Ardmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Williford, Fred VII
liford, Mrs. Marie McLane and Miss
Jewell Smith motored to Woodford yes
terday to visit Mr. Williford's farm.
They spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Alverson and Mr.. Williford re-
manned on the farm for a few days.
Miss NJ. X. Foreman, superintendent
of the Wheelock Academy at Millerton,
was in the city today the guest Of
Miss NJ. L. Allen, superintendent of
the Bloomfield Academy Miss Fore
man and Miss Allen left this noon for
Oklahoma City on official business.
W. H. Rothwell, wanted at Augusta,
Kansas, was arrested yesterday By
Sheriff Buck Garrett. Rothwell refused
TO 20 TO Augusta with w. c. McHaven,
sheriff of that place. who returned TO
Augusta for requisiton papers. Roth
well is in the county Jail here.
Among Ardmore people who went to
Oklahoma City today to attend grand
opera were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wal.
lace. Mrs. Hugh McGill, Mrs. Bertha |
Warren, Mrs. c.. T.. Washington. Mrs. |
Sallie Jordan, Miss Ella Peterson, Mr.. |
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