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Douglas Island news., 1920-09-17

Eleven boats Of the Libby Me- Nou & Libby cannory company Of Alaska have arrived In Seattle from the North only one more vessel is due to arrive there yot that being Che schooner w. F. Burroughs
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-17
BACK TO SEATTLE

Miss Wuholmua Mcinnos who for che past several weeks has been visIt- ue witch her aunt and uncle Mrs. and Mr. Jack Williamson at Troad- we'll. lolt for her home al Seattle on Che steamer City Of Soattic.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-17
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United States Land OuIco
 Juneau. Alaska
August 2G. 1920


 August 2G. 1920. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN chat Peter A. Anderson of Douglas. Alas ka. hos Gled notice of his intention to submit final three year proof in support Of ha homestead entry. soraI 0lGs2. for land embraced in u. S. Forest Survey Mo- 40. )Sur I02D situated n Lat 5S' 13 3o" N.. Long. l3l' l7' f5" W. Mag. War; 8l' 2G' Ea on Douglas Island, west shore of GaFt.uoau Channel msur- voycd land Alaako. and moro partc- ularIy described.
 Commencing ot Cor No !, whence UsLM No. g. bears s. ST 2G 3U" w. 1O5.47 chs, thence N t9' ls' E. 9.55 chs. to Cor No. %. M. C.. on line of ordinary high tide. Cast.ncau Channel thence moandcring said channel CD S. DOC f5' y. 400 chs. t2l s. I0a 00' E. 1S.O0 chs. l3l S. S2s 45' E. 2.67 chs. to Cor No. 8. M C., ou said channel thence s. 3S' 1| w. IIO5 chs. Co Cor No. { thence N f2 50' w. 2GI3 chs to Cor No. ]. Che place of boeIu- ming. containing 2fii acres.
 Final proof win be submitted bo- fore ho Register of Che '. s. Land OGico at Juneau AIaaka on Che 17th day of December 1920 by said Anderson and two oi Che following witnesses Bernhart Graverock Mi- chaol Hudson, Andrew Martin and John Davidson au Of Douglas. Alaska
 FRANK A BOYLE. Register First publication Sept @. 1920.
 Job Printing af Che Nowf iIIce.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-17

For Che best and neatest job print Ing. come To Che News office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-17
FERRY TIME CARD JUNEAU FERRY & NAVIGATION
 COMPANY

Leaving Juneau for Douglas, Tread
 well and Thane 7:1O ann. '4:40 p.m. s9:30 am. $500 p.m. 12:15 p.m. g7:3O pm. 82:30 D. no. 9:4O p.m. '3:1O D. m. 1t:25 p.m. Saturday night. i;O0 O. m.
 gDougias only Leaving Douglas for Treadwell and
 Thane
 7:25 O.. m. 4:55 D. m. 9:45 ann. 6:15 p.m. 12:3O p.m. 9:55 pm. 3:25 D. m. 11;40 p.m Saturday night. 1:15 a. m. Leaving Douglas for Juneau 8:3O a. ID. 5:35 D. m. s10:25 am. G:55 D. m. '1:1O p.m. {7:45 m. 2:l5 p.m. 10:35 p.m. Saturday night 1855 a. m.
 ssaturday only sFrelght win be accepted. Subject Co change without notice
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-17

Job Printing at thc Nowa office.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Refining Company Gets
More Madison Ave. Space
viii Pay S15O.OOO Rental for
Floor in Building at 18Th
Street Corner

Cushman & Wakefield, Inc leased
70, the Anahma Realty Corporation an
rGoitional floor at 24i Madison Avenue.
southwest corner of Thirty eighth
Street, to the Indian Refining Company
a an aggregate rental Of $15OOOO
Hirsch & Friedman leased floors in
the building recently completed at ll8
Madison Avenue, northwest corner Of
Ihlrticth Street. to Joseph H. Samucls,
}. Aeimowitz & Son, the Melman Com
pany, Inc. Empress Waist Company,
Pearlman & cabin. Inc. Kraus & Sein-
field, Inc. and Halprin- Siverman, Inc.
Hoyt & Ray leased loft at Eighty
seventh Street and Third Avenue to
Adler & Adler, and the garage nt 1873
Amsterdam Avenue to Raymond b.
Carver
Tankoos, Smith & Co. leased the ffth
floor at 574 Fifth Avenue to !. Barone
at an aggregiate rental of S25OOO
Ihe Haggstrom -Callen Company
leased for thlee years the threc-s story
building 124 West Sixty fourth Street
t" Thomas Grisda]c
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Investor Buys Versailles,
On Seventh Ave. Corner
Acquires Apartment at ll2tl'
Street; East Side Tene-
menfs Sold

Morris Shapiro sold to Hyman Fried
man the six-story elevator apartment
house known as the Versailles, at the
northeast corner Of Seventh Avenue
and 1l2th Street, 100xl0O
Porter & Co., with Ernest Bower,
sold for the estate of Elizabeth A.
Quackcnbush to James Maddox the
fivestory apartment house at 2O2 st.
Nicholas Avenue.
Buying on the East Side
Isaac Dachs sold to Hyman. Schlesin~
ger $50 and 361 East Eighth Street a
six-story tenement house, with stores,
50XS710
Emil Roggencamp sold to Joseph
Ernst the four story tenement house
with store at $40 Third Avenue, ok
100
Pauline Lesser sold to Cyli Teitel-
baum the two five-story tenement
houses at 312 and 31A Henry Street, 60
X95 O.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Trinity Sells
IeneInentS in
Hudson Street
Four Houses at Nandam St.
Corner Taken Over by
Realty Company, Owner
of Property Adjoining

Another improvement in old Green
wich Village is indicated by the sale
yesterday by Trinity Corporation of a
group Of oldtime four story tenements
at the northwest corner of Hudson
and Nandam streets The property is
known as 1923 to 331 Hudson Street.
where it has a frontage Of 100 feet.
is in the vicinity Of the proposed
tunnel bettvecn New York and New
9 ersey by Canal Street.
The Carmana Realty Company. Will
liam j. Amend president. is the buyer.
This company purchased some time
ago ten adjoining and abutting lots
and now has in mind the reimproVe-
ment Of the entire site with large
commercial building with the latest
acquisition the Carmana Realty
Company now controls a hold
ing fronting 100 feet on Hudson Street
and $50 feet on Nandam Street, at the
northwest corner of those thorough
fares, and an abutting site, 100x10O, at
200 TO 10S Charlton Street
On Monday the property at 40 to
ia Leroy Street was purchased by
Baker & Williams, through George
Milne, and is to be improved with a
twelve story addition to buyers pres
cnt building adjoining.
To Take Over Garage
The 1856 East Fifty seventh Street
Garage, Inc, has just been incorpor-
ated. with NJ. Stoltzberg, c. Vogel and
s. Krauthemier as directors, for the
purpose of taking over the four-story
garage 1856 and 1853 East Fifty-seyentn
Street, 50xl00.5.
Sale in Third Avenue
Porter & Co. sold for the estate of
George Marinor to Louis Altman the
two-story building 1896 Third Avenue,
25x10O.
Amelia Dittmar sold to Karl Hide
brand the three story garage 65 East
Ninetieth Street, 1S.6x100s.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Manufacturers Buy klaxon
Co.'s Big Plant in Newark

to 228 Wright Street, Newark. \. j.,
extending to Avenue A and Emmett
Street. has been sold to the Wallace
Tiernan Company by the Kraemer
Agency. The Klaxon firm is a subsid
iary Of the General Motors Corpora
ton. The new owners are manufacture
ers of chlorine control apparatus for
water and sewage purifcation, bleach
ing and industrial work.
The Wright Street plant covers
twenty-three city lots. with groups of
six buildings. Directly opposite the
plant is the old 10th Ward baseball
park. which was purchased some time
ago by the KlaXon company as site
for new plant to cost s 900 900.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Fire Record

- ~ Loss
S;ao-+7o7 Broadway; RAYMOND
hoSh"N ..-.... 'onsid era sic
s5o-ls7 East 5lst st Lniisn
JaNee .......s..-... Unk nown
ie:So-2o5 Mulberry st; auto Police
bepartment .......-... Trining
10 SOS North Moore 81 Van Lane
tonee Go. ............. Unknown
llio--es Ludlow st. Lena Books
2so--Front Of SIS r. nth St: auto
OF Smith Bros .-........... Trifing
7.1o--Front OF - Christie st. auto
Of David Goldstein ......,. Trtning
6:fo-IudIow and Reach avenues The
Bronx. dump -. s C............ None
9.5o-5S7 Fifth Avenue. Charles Noble
Trifing
20 s294 broadway. auto or Thomas
Ryan .............'. '...... Trifliug
II III Mosholu Parkway and Briggs
Avenue. the Bronx. auto. un-
KNOWN ..-......... ....... rrifling
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Realty Holdings of Bank
Disposed OF at Auction

Auctioning of nine lots and two
mortgages in the Bronx, and forty lots
in Bergen County, the odds and ends
Of the realty holdings Of the Northern
Bank of New York. Union Bank Of
Brooklyn. Washington Savings Bank,
Industrial Savings loan Company and
'he New York Mortgage Company were
disposed Of in the Nesey Street sales
room Yesterday.
Samuel Potter bid for two of the
Bronx properties, a lot 1014x28, at the
northwest corner Of Hughes Avenue
and l78th Street, $l.750, and the Ior
25x100 ON the east side of Southern
Boulevard. l25 feet north Of. 167th
Street, $500 David Nogel paid $3.50
for the lot 29X14S, at the soutI Icast
corner OF West Farms Road and St.
Peters Avenue. George Heise bought
plot lO0Nl0O on the east side of Mat
thews Avenue, l6S feet north of Neill
Avenue, and !. /. lkelheimer paid $500
for the plot 50Xl0O on the west side
of Muliner Avenue, north of Neill Ave
nue.
The choicest parce' of the New Jer-
scy offering was tho plot Of six lots
at Knox Avenue and the cliff over
looking the Hudson at Grantwood This
was bought by W. O. Ross for $1,000.
Eleven lots at the foot of Claremont
Avenue, Cliffside. went to J. b. Fiala
for s. 100. Mr.. Fiala also bought four
lots on Maple Avenue, Morsemere for
$3.50. John Duffy paid $500 for two
lots on Edgall Avenue, Morsemere.
For two lots at the corner of Oakdene
Avenue and Grove Street w. David
son paid 5000. In Morsemere eight lots
on Maple Avenue went for total of
S425. and four others at S275. A. B.
Molohan paid $3.50 for four lots on
Linden Avenue and W. Eypper 1913
for six on the same thoroughfare. Gil
bert Elliott r got four lots on Harriet
Avenue, Morsemere, for $500. Henry
Brady was the auctioneer
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
X cal Estate News
Daughters of Jacob Sell
East Broadway Old Home
Three Buildings at Scammcl
Street Corner Purchased by
TaimudicaI Yeshiya

Tho Home of the Daughters Of ia
ccb sold to the Talmudical Yeshiva the
three buildings 3o2 and 800 East
Broadway, corner of SCANNED Street.
75xS0. These buildings hav@ been
used for many years by the Daughters
of Jacob as the Home for Aged People.
The Daughters of Jacob have construct
ed q new home. The Talmudical Ye-
SILVA is high school and seminary
teaching secular and non secular sub
jects and equipping the graduates to
be rabbis. L. & I. Joseph and |. Monte
fore Levy were the brokers
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Recent BUYERS of Really

The Aktisco Holding Company is the
buyer of the dwelling. 81 West Ninety
frst Street. sold recently
lsahel Mackln Is the purchaser of the
dwelling at 223 West 13lst Street
sold recently.
Maurice Aigner is the buyer of the
four-story building at II East Twelfth
Street, sold by William l.. Klous.
Inc Latour Realty Corporation is
the t buyer of the fiat, 243 West 1l5th
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Other Sales at Auction

~ 5oS7Tn +. DAY.
BRooME ST. @7s.. 5, 5o.9 Mott.
Josephine B Hamlin ct al agt Sarah
Williams ct al, due, 500 046.79, taxes,
etc, s. o5, adjourned to Nov 3.
BY Henry Brady
NORFoIK ST l67. s 50 n stanton,
99x Ok go 5sty tnlnt and strs, sheriff $
sale of all right. title. etc. which Sara
Schlesinger had on oct 26. 1915, or since
ithdrawn
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Few Sales Indicate
Dwellings Harder to Get

Adams & Co sold for Dr.. c. Thco-
bald the four-story dwelling 234 East
Twelfth Street, 22.2Xl066, to enjamin
Menschel.
Herbert Aldhaus sold to Percy Ed
mead the three story dwelling 1873 West
131St Street. l6.4x99.11.
Bernard Frankel resold to Adolph
Deman the three~story dwelling 81
West Ninety second Street, 2OX1OOS
Jennie f. Mcclellan sold to Gustav
Tiefert the three story dwelling 342
West Twenty second Street. 2O.SX9S.6
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Investor Purchases Flat
On Arthur Avenue Corner

G. Tuoti & Co. sold for Herman
Kahn to Pasquale Prcmirano the
three story fiat with store at 2189
Arthur Avenue, corner 1S2d Street.
The twosfamily house at 1857 Fox
Street, 16.Sx1OO, has been sold by John
+. Prendcrgast for j. G. Green and
NJ. l.. Wilson to B. Donnclly.
Charles c. Dean sold for Stacy W.
Kapp the three two-familv dwellings,
1920 to 1924 Barnes AVcnue
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Plot in Tooth Stree, Recently
Bougl, at Auction Rcsold

FRANK 7 Schimpf rcsold to Daniel f.
and Eugene p. Mahonev the plot 40 II
X125 on the west side of Amsterdam
Avenue. fifty feet north of 16Oth Street
winch The seller acquired a few months
ago at the auction sale of the vacant
holdings of the late Frank ". Wool
WORTH
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Large Suite Leased in Fifth
Ave. Flat Now Being Built

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased a
Duplex apartment Of sixteen rooms and
five baths for the Fred +. French Com
pany IN the building now nearing
completion at 9l0 Fifth Avenue, north
east corner of Seventy second Street.
to q well known New Yorker.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
100000 Loan on Collegiate
Reformed Church Pronerf1

James Kyle & Sons have obtained for
the Collegiate Reformed Protestant
Dutch Church a loan of 100000 on
their property at the northwest corner
of Fifth Avenue and Forty eighth
Street. The loan is for three years
and bears interest at 6 nnr cent
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Mrs. Eda W. MacIean Sells
Fine Estate at Ossinino

The estate of Mrs Eda W. Maclean
on the Croton DAM Ossining, contain
ing thirty-four acres, five acre lake
and a fine Colonial house. has been
sold through George Howe. The
property has been held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Lon" Island Homes Sold

Edwin \. Rowlcy sold for Edward
bialla dwelling al the corner of
Roger Place and Ontario Road at
Bellrose Gardens. l.. l., to William f.
kenworth, and to Rosalie r. Conrad
the home of Peggy Wood at Northport,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Sale of Flushing Dwelling

Margaret O. Hansberger sold the
dwelling, 50x 100 at the northwest cor
ner Of State Street and Claverly Place,
Flushing, to Albert Stock. j. Albert
Johntra was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Sale of Bernardsyille Flats

II c. Reynolds sold the propert,
Of Herman Niedt at Bernardsville. n
j.. consisting of ten flats with stores
on Main Street, to Henry Warmen.
hoyen
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
CARING Gets IIartsdale.Home

The Robert + Farley organization
sold for Mrs. Minnie V. Wallain her
residence on Central Park Avenue.
Hartsdale, to Arthur H. Carlng, Of
this CITY
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
West both 1t. House Bought
BY Kendall Memorial Churcl,

James II. Cruikshank resold to the
Kendall Memorial Presbyterian Church
the three-story dwelling, $50 West
l50th Street, 1S.1xl00 Jacob Q.
Moses WAS the broker
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
s300,000 Building Loan
For lexington Avenue Flat

The City Mortgage Company has
made building loan of $4,000 to the
G: {. Company for construction of a
nine- story apartment on the north side
or fNty-second Street, III feet east of
Lexington Avenue, S3x1O0.5. The loan
is to be repaid in twelve instalmcnts.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Flushing Buyer to Build

Bryan L. Kennedy, Inc, sold four
lots on the north side of Hollywood
Place, Inglesidc, Flushing, to James
b. Heffernan, who will start to erect
dwelling for his own occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
APARTMENTS TO LEr-uNFURNIsHEn
Manhattan

NENTRAL FARK WEST. -2s7-Boau.
tiful second foor. complete anartl,,e,,
also choice two and three rooms. every
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
REAL ESTATF@SiLE OR RENT
Manhattan

strIT ST ~ WEST-Thrcc- story ano
basement house. newly renovated i'm
mediate possession. 10 rooms, 3 baths
electricity gas. hreplaces residential
neishborhood, convenient subway, a."
S22 600. reasonable terms suitable physi-
tive. premises.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
254 West oath SIT story American
.asemcn, dwelling. electric lights Pricc
s29. 500. Mortgages $1,000 BY renting
top floor it Will pay all carrying charge 8
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
WHITE PLAINS
New Jersey

New Jersey
FOR SALE. hotel and restaurant in New
Jersey. and "A acres land for bungalow
buildings near trolley. trains, river and
schools. 2Groom house. harms and she'd ali i'm
good order. and beautifully located on prn-
cipal road good business. but wish 10 re
tire Well worth Investigating as investment
or business. Address p KOSANkE. Box -
Slngac. J.
Red BANK-All-yoar home. IA rooms. .
baths, plot l57N5S5; electric lights hot
water heat garage. tennis court in,modi-
ate possession Il W. Martini 402 Wash
inSton st. HohoRen
POULTRY FARM, electric lighted 600 hens.
b-room bungalow. main road good mar
keis T. Niselow, Belmar, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan

LOFT 5ox2oo, third floor. 627-s4l Nest 43d
st. elevator. light on all sides. alternat-
Ing and direct currents sprinkler system.
or ful particulars write or phone Vt.
Allen 6O7 West 43d; phone Longacre 29s
rs FRONT ST
corner Old ship. floors left one suitable
FOR storage. about 500 50 TT $1,000. one
for office. flight up 50 500
fARLOR floor. with bsthroom Madison
ave near 6Oth st. suitable physician or
nsht business 5000 Henry u Winant.
'4o Madison ave. TEL Pla2a 2493
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Long Island

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. T.
Detached Home Unfurnished
ROOMS BATHS
$50 par month. for year.
Apply Phones Schuyler S399 Boulevard 6545
DUPLEX HOUSE, now ne,ng rcmodeled
one side rented $50. Price. $4,000 easy
payments. 20 miles out on Long Island
Richard T. Childs, Al West saith St
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27

FOR RENT. heautitul,y furnished Creon-
acres. 10 rooms. ? baths garage; : min
utes to station $500 year. Howe &
THOMPSON White Plains. \ y.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27

25 CHOICE large plots, 37l2xloo; larger
y. plots if desired Best section Of North
Yonkers. Gail write or phone 5625 Yonkers.
Gaul & Nampfer. 346 South Broadway.
YonkerS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-11
FORMER MNGiZlNE EDITOR
NAMED AMBASSADOR TO ROME

Washington, Feb. 11.-Robert Tn.
dcrwood Johnson, Of New York. au-
thor and editor ana one Of the found.
ers Of the league to enforce peace.
has been selected by President Wilson
as ambassador to Rome, to succeed
Thomas Nelson Page. of Virginia, VIII,
resigned sevoral months ago. The
president is expected to send the
nomination to the senate within a
few days.
Mr. Johnson as originator OF the
memorial to Keats and Shelly in Rom"
originator and chairman Of the Am
ercan Poets Ambulance in Italy in
1917, and author Of Italian Rhapsody
ana other poems of Italy, published
in kl7. He was decorated by tho
Italian government in 1895, and was
made cayaliere of the crown of
Italy.
Mr.. Johnson was born in Washing
ton, 81 years ago, and was editor
Of the Century Magazine from Novem
Der, 1909 To May, 1913. lie induced
General Grant 10 write his memoirs
and set on foot the movement which
resulted in the creation of Yosemite m
tional park.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-11
COUNCIL OF LEAGUE
Of NATIONS ASSEMBLE
IN ST. JAMES PALACE

London. Feb 1.-The council ui
the league Of nations met today in
the historic picture gallery of 81
James Palace, which was built by
Henry VIII. Immediately below his
portrait a log table was placed for
the accommodation Of the member.
OF the council before whom Lcop
Bourgeois the French delegate. dpliy.
cred the opening address. The remalud
er of the gallery was apportioned tor
the 100 invited guests including -,
the ambassadors and ministers of I've
allied, associated and neutral powers.
other distinguished public men au5
the press.
The opening meeting. at noon. wts
of more or less formal nature, tv
deal with the programs of the pro.
ceedings OF the subsequent meetings.
which will occupy Thursday as wei
as today some sessions being public
and others private This afternoons a
session, Arthur j. Balfour, Iirit. ,n
representative, presiding. was private.
The nations represented al the moe
ing We're Belgium. Brazil. Great Be-.
tain. France, Italy Japan and Spain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-11
Ardmorc Girl in Beauty Contest

Miss Gussie Lee Sullivan. Ardmore
high school, 10 who is now stu.
dent in the state university at Nor
man, is one Of eight university girls
in contest for Sooner beauty queen.
An item from Norman reads Eight
popular and beautiful girl students
Of the University of Oklahoma are
engaged this week in spirited con.
test for Sooner beauty queen. y
Practically all candidates are backed
by the sorority Of which they are
members, and popularity of the Greek
letter organization will count almost
as much in the race rs beauty Of the
candidate
Following are the candidates: Gus.
sic Lee sullivan. Ardmore. member
of the Gamma Phi Beta; Olga Bur
nett Norman; Mildred Daley, Okla
homa City, member of Kappa Alpha
Theta; Mayme Jenkins, Tulsa. mem.
her of Delta Delta Delta: Margaret
Mcmillan, Dallas, Texas, member of
Kappa Kappa Gamma; Blanche Mcy.
ers, oklahoma City, member of Al
pha Chi Omega; Golda Risinger, Nor.
man and Clyde Thompson, Ninita
member of ri Beta Phi.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-11
Blood Poisoning
Hamiln's Wizard OIL q Safe
First Aid Treatment

How often lockjaw and blood poi
soning result from the neglect Of a
slight scratch or little cutl Hamlin's
Wizard Oil is a safe and effective first
aid treatment. 1t is powerful anti
septic and should be applied imme-
diately to wounds of this kind to pre-
vent danger OF infection.
1t is soothing and healing and quick
Iy drives out pain and Inflammation in
cases of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns.
bites and stings. just as reliable, too,
for stiff neck, sore feet, cold sores,
canker sores, earache and toothache,
Get it from druggists for 80 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, so cents.
Guaranteed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-11
ST NATOR LODGE
PRE- ST NTS COPY
"RESE SERVAT|ONS"
TO THE SENATE

Washington, Feb. ll-Thc peace
treaty reservations as revised tenta-
lively in recent unofficial bipartisan
compromise conferences were formal.
ly presented i'm the senate todty. by
senator Lodge, the republican leader,
for consideration when the treaty
comes up Monday.
The modifwic
The notifications do not agree en-.
tmcly with the draft which demo-
c"ajic members Of the bipartisan
committee save said were tentatively
agreed on.
Eight Of the fourteen reservations
would he modified under Senator
lodges proposal and the preamble
would he changed so that affirmative
acceptance by the other powers would
not be required. Four Of the remain.
ing six reservations were accepted by
Ike democratic conferees without
change the republicans ON the com
mite" say, while the other two relat-
ing to article ten and the Monroe doc
,Yiuc wecr left unchanged.
democratic acceptance of most of
The eight modified reservations gcner-
ally was predicted. though it was
thought further changes might he
sought ON the senate floor. The four
ON which it was no agreement was
reached. it was said where changes
were proposed in drafts submitted
tOlgv relative to withdrawal voting
power i'm the league, expenses Of the
hague and the economic boycott.
The withdrawal reservation Senator
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-11
Star Witness Arrives

I'll Paso, Feb. lis. X. Simons'
who recently returned from Mexico
City. was expected to be the star
witness today in the hearings here oI
the senate subcommittee investigat-
ing Mexican affairs Mr.. Simmons
will tell Of conditions in the interior
of Mexico. other witnesses are OK
pectcd To be heard in regard TO the
Columbus, y. NJ district, and other
places along the New Mexican Dor
der
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-11
BANKS or ARDMORE CLOSE
TOMORROW HON0RING THE
BIRTHDAY OF IINCOI y

In observation of Iincoln's Birthday,
Thursday, Feb 10, all the banks or
the city win be closed tomorrow. This
date is not a national legal holiday
and the postoftice will not be affect.
ed.
states in the union and other ter
ritories where the day is observed as
a legal holiday are California, colo.
RADIO, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois.
Indiana, Iowa Kansas, Kentucky, Mich
isan, Minnesota. Missouri, Montana,
Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New
York, North Dakota, Oregon, Pennsyl-
vania. South Dakota, Utah, Washing.
ton, West Virginia and Wyoming;
Alaska, Hawaii and Porto Rico.