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Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
MITCHELL ASKED
TO RESIGN OFFICE
Rv the Associated Press.

Washington, June 9.-The relief
of Brig.-Gen. Mitchell as assistant
chief of the air service has been re-
ouested in written form by Maj. Gen.
C. r. Menohon, chief of the air SER
vice.
Repeated public statements by Gen
eral Mitchell urging a united air SER
vice made since President Harding
addressed congress in opposition to
such unification is aid to have been
one of the reasons prompting the re-
ouest that the officer be relieved.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
AMERICAN GOLFER
LOSES TO BR|ToN

Glen Eagles, June 9.-All the AM
erican entrants were eliminated from,
ti,e thousand guineas professional
G. If tournament in the match played
today. Walter Hafan Of Chicago, the
former American champion. was de-
feated today by T. G. Renouf of
Manchester, three up and two to
play. &,
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
ATTITUDE KNOWN
BY the Associated Press.

washington, June 9.-The state
department has not been advised Of
flclally of the latest statement of
President Ohlegon that the signing
of a treaty as a condition to recog-
milton of his administration was i'm
possible, but his attitude Of The Mex
lean president has been known here
for some time. meantime a new ela-
ment has been injected into the ne
gotiations by the imposition of an
increase cf 25 per cent on crude ell.
Protest against this increase was
made by American oil companies.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
OFFICER IS killed
BY STATION AGENT
Bu the Associated Press.

Gainesville, Fla, June 81, S
Darby, station agent for the Atlantic
Coast Line at Baldwin, who shot and
killed Marshall L. S. Thomas at that
place, alighted from a train early to-
day and surrendered to the police.
Reports received here were tina;
Thomas was attempting to arrest
Darby for disorderly conduct. Thom-
as son disarmed him.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
SIMS STANDS BY
EVERY WORD
Of It
BY the Associated Press

by the Associated Press
London, June 9.-Rear Admird
William s. Sims, United States navy,
Is quoted by the press associate to-
day as saying in regard to his recent
speech:
Il stand by all said, every word
Of it. l shan't repudiate sing e
word l said, and l see nothing un-
American in it, even if Senator Nc
CClmick does.'
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
AVIATOR IS KILLED
WHEN PLANE FALLS
Rv the Associated Tress.

Rv the Associated Tress.
Washington, June 9.-Lieut. w. D.
Brown of Boise, Idaho, was either
killed or drowned today when the
mail plane in which he was flying
crashed on the beach on the Potomac
river near here. A passenger in the
plane was injured.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
EIGHTEEN PERSONS
DIED IN FLOOD
10 tho Associated Press.

Nv the ASSOc1atcU TTeUSs -,
Pueblo, Col, June 9.-Eighteen
are known to have been kill
ed in the flood in the La Junta DIS
tr;ct. according to Capt. .Mocks or
the CSolorado national guard "ho
has been in the La Junta region.
Captain Mock's report was tne
first news from there.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
CONTRACT SIGNED

The county commissioners yester-
signed the contract with the state
highway commission providing for
hard surface road between Newton
and the Burke county line.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
BREAK
IN EXCHANGE
RATES :. VI.

New York, june 9.-Another vio-
break occurred in the foreign
'n'1gc .hi morning cffccting pric-
oD ihc tex and cotton exchanges.
S'efIn2 or British rates fell six
'N to 1850 3.4 for demand bills.
y i ne nwcst quotations in sew
months and compares with TIE
y ior the same remittance May Is
y pcmqd bills on Paris at IT'S
''ed on overnight loss Of /!
hS ana Gclgion, Italian, Dutch,
'nsh Swiss, SScdish and Nor
E'an iegi tered declines Of 6 to
points
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
TEXTILE LEADER is
DEAD IN BROOKLYN
~ the Associated Press.

Ev the Associated Press.
Fall River, Mass, June 9.-Word
was received here today of the death
in Brooklyn Of John Golden, general
president Of the united textile work
ers of America. Burial will be in
this city.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
||NAV|ANS BsERVE
|AE|R CHARTER NIGHT

IgF Iuodly will be observed as
|%''or hrbt by the Hickory Kiw9nis
h" tn1 omc 100 members, their
|sot," @oetacarts and guests win
q lIo'"l IIuffrv for q banquet
f. ceremony that will undoubtedly
0e12h 70 alI who attend. Or.
y Frazier, president of Queens
Eu,gr Charlotte, will deliver the
E"m Ea,yt {, Jhc club. Dr.. Frazier for
[oni' wa district governor in the
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
Delay PROSECUTION
Of SOUTHRN PINE
By the Associated Press.

Washington, June 9.-Rrosecution
of the governments case against the
southern pine lumEer association un-
der the antitrust laws may await
the decision of the hard lumber ease
now in the supreme court.
Mr.. Daugherty said it had not
vet been decided whether the govern
ment would press tbs suit in the st.
ment would press it's suit in the ST..
the hards lumber case.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
D ICE FIELDS
IN NORTH ATLANTIC
the Associated Press

ya'bineton, June 9.--Thore Is
heavy drift ice in the north
|ntic this year and it is forther
" far tho season han any time
/ 1912 hen tie liner Titanic
sunk, according to Rnar Admiral
y " Chandler, head OF the ma
Photographic service. Tie navy
fltmet is sending QUO several
Rd'a,t wireless reports cacl. day
Rrming shippers throughout the
|aons od appl oximate limits Of
Ice field
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
IRELAND AND RUSSIA
PLANNING TREATY
Nv the Associated Press.

3v the Associated Press.
London, June 9-The government
issued as white paper this after
noon the text of what purports to
be the draft of proposed treaty be-
tween the Russian soviet government
and Ireland. The document was cap
tured in Ireland, it was stated.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
To INVESTIGATE
TREATMENT Of MEN

Washington, June 9.-1nvestiga-
ton of all government agencies
dealing with former service men
was adopted by the senate today III
a resolution presented to the senate
by Senator Walsh, Democrat OF
Massachusetts,.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
BROOKLYN EDITOR
DIES At 86 YEARS

New York, June 9.-Col. William
Hester, president of the Brooklyn
Daily Eagle, died at his home IN II,
Brooklyn today. He was born III
Poughkeepsie S6 years ago.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
COTTON
Rv the Associated Press.

New York, June 9.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance
of five points on July, but generally
five to 12 points lower due to for
eign cables and generally good wealth
er in the south.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
SENATE WILL ASK
ADMIRAL ABOUT It
Bv the Associated Press.

Washington, June 9.-lnvestigatlon
of the recent speech in London Of
Rear Admiral Sims, touching on
Irish sympathizers in this country
was ordered by the senate today
without a record vote. The resolu-
ton was offered by Senator Harrison
Democrat Of Mississippi.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
BY the Associated Press

Dy Lue AsSOCldlcU IEcSS
Toledo, O., June 9.-After two po-
licemen had been shot to death by
Thomas Kelly, barricaded in va
cant house here early to lay, Chief Of
Police Herbert ordered machine
guns and hig pressure hose to the
scene of battle in an attempt to
crush in the house. The police also
tried to drive the man from his re-
t,e: with sulphur fumes - ~
G; floor.
The trouble started when the man
who is said to have come here from
Oklahoma refused to pay his rent
end drew his pistol on the landiay's
son.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
MADMAN KILLS
OFFICER AND
IS SHOT
ov +he Associated Press,

Toledo, Ohio, June 9.-IThomos
Kelly, "a, of Oklahoma was killed by
police this mornin following a bat
tie which lasted two hours and in
which machine guns and grenades
were used in aneffort to dislodge
him from the garret Of his boarding
house in which he had taken refuge
Before he himself was killed Kel-
ly shot and killed two policemen who
had been called to the house to sub
due him after he had refused to pay
a board bill, and mad threatened the
landlady and her son.
Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09
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p,sord subscribers
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Hickory daily record., 1921-06-09

Generally cloudy and
unsettled weather with
occasional showers to-
night and Friday. Il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22

to include in united Russia all
Of the little peoples who have broken
away and formed independent gov
Crnments.
These statesmen consider th'
formation of the triple alliance a fair
~ adequate safeguard against any
C these eventualities. The protect
ion would be stronger, they say.
were Finland and Poland and poss'
IDLY Rumania included but they de-
clare they have at least made b
splendid start.
one of the participants in the con-
ferences of the three nations said
"It is natural that this union can
have no offensive aim. but the cor
dial relations of the unions mem
bers prove and testify its safety
and security. The great powers will
now have to reckon seriously with
this entente'".
one of the Riga newspapers char
acteriZes the Baltic Entente as
"a chain of states standing between
tie two main revolutionary coun-
tfies-Germany and Russia-- destin'
ed TO play the role OF frontier
p1iards between Europe and Asia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
FOUR SHUT0UTS IN
5 LEAGUE CONTESTS

Nv York. Aug. 22.-lFour shutouts
were pitched in five American league
contests yesteidly. One Of them oc.
CURED in the duhir defeat of the
New York Yankees at the hands Of
the ST. Louis RrCWns. As Cleveland
won from Boston. tre worlds cham
pions are now I've ard a half games
ahead OF New York.
In the whitewish Victories, Bayne OF
81. Louis held New York to four hits,
Fhmke Of Det-r.t limited Philade,-
phia 10 four Mcgr!dyc OF Washington
allowed Chicago tx "a Sothoron OF
Cleveland checked Boston with six
Sothoron famed seven Red Sox bat
ters without passing any.
Eighteen men were struck out in
the first New York-St Louis contest,
which had many odd features Shocker
OF the Browns and Shawkey of the
Yankees each famed nine men. Chock.
cr came through 10 victory despite
his wildness in passing seven men and
hitting near and four errors by the
Browns Shawkcy allowed one less hit
than his opponent and received good
support. OF seven St Louis men reach.
ing first base only two failed 10 make
! the fun circuit
New Lork had eleven men left on
! base
All Of the Brooklyn national players
made one or more hits in defeating
/ Cincinnati. New York stole five bases
on Catcher Ainsmith of st. Louis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
BERWYN NEWS
MRS. CARRIE SETLlFF
Correspondent

Miss Ruby Massey spent several
days this week with Hiss Edna Martin
at Ardmore.
Mr and Mrs W. W Bruce, O.
Bolton, Texas, recently visited at
the homes of Mr and Mrs. Carl
Wisenhur& and MI and Mrs. o.
| - Thomas
"Urcle Billy Waiscnhurst ana
granddaughter, Miss Drew Whiser-
hurst left Tuesday for Gr1nbury'
Texas, to attend the Old Settlers re-
union.
Mrs George Pasthall and grand-
daughter Miss Angie Massey Of Ard
more spent the weekend here with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whisenhurst and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Thomas recently
visited with NJ NJ Fowler in Lone
| Grove.
Roy Mayse Is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Barnes and family in
Wynnewood
Mrs. II. c Anderson and Mrs.
Jorden Telford and son. Jack, visited
with relatives in Mckinney, Texas
this week.
G. w. Young and q. w. Steliff were
business visitors in Ardmore We'd
nesday.
Caud Fisher, John Fisher and
c. W. Moncrief. who have been Wis
ting with Mrs. George Fisher returned
| ~ In, this
v eek.
Mrs. Gist who haS been visitini
with relatives in Arkansas, returned
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gregg anC
family, of Honey Grove, Texas, ar
visiting al the hom" Of Mr.. an'
Mrs. O. G. Carter.
Mrs win Bonds and son. Cecil
Of Ardmorc. spent several days thi'
.'eek with Mrs. payton Little.
Mrs. John Garrett visited witt
Mrs. L." PaschIll in Ardmore Thurs
cay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nichols, o
Rexroat. visited at the home OF Mr.
aud Mrs. Tom Little this week.
MIR. and Mrs Mart Aldrige an
sO,. Everett, are motoring througI
Texas. New Mexico, Arizona an
Colorado.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Suggs. had a
their guest this week. Miss Clar
sharp, from Michigan
Mrs. y. j. Vance ard baby arrive
Saturday from Nrincola, to visi
with Mrs. Vances mother, Mrs. Ann
T. Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. q, W. Young ha
cs their guest this week. Mr. an
:!rs Nose Chigley and family. Mr.
Wyatt Chigley and daughter, Garnet
uf Davis, Miss Addn Mae Stricklan
b. Of Stratford
Rev. T.. G. webb, who has bee
helping In revival here returne
90 his home In sulphur Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Clements an
J son Jack Covington are visiting 81
' the homo Of MIR. and Mrs. \.
d Taylor.
l Willie wallis, who has been visitiN
with relatives in Iineola, Texa
7 returned homo Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
ID. G. ID. Highway Marked

Canadian. Tex. Aug. 22.-W. \.
Palmer, secretary and general manag-
or Of the u. g. u. highway asso.
clatlon. has returned from an automo.
bile trlp over the D.C.D highway from
Canadian to Galveston. He completed
the marking Of the highway 10 its
southern terminus and the entire dis
tance ~ the highway from Galveston
to Boulder. Col. is now plainly mark.
cd. MIR Palmer distributed several
thousand copies of the new highway
log hooks and conferred with county
judges county commissioners and com.
mcrcial club officials regarding the i'm,
IruyUmcnt ana up-kcep ~ the high
way. Tie says much Improvement In
road conditions was found and tho peo.
nlc AN along the route are deeply In.
torcs,cd In the highway. and pledged
ar the support that is needed to keep
up tho highway organization.
large number or towns have COCA
tourist camps and quite number
have assured Mr. Palmer that they will
have them by next tourist season.
An active campaign will bc made all
.long tho line during tho coming
Highway year fvr Improvement Mr..
Palmer says he will urge all sections
to establish round corners on the
read equip tourists parks, and put up
county line murkers 80 hat tourists
will know what county they are uraN.
cling In.
Arrangements are being madc &.
hold highway conventions In Colorado,
I Oklahoma. Texas and In the TrlStatc
/ Division. which extends from Elkhar,
Kansas. To Chilircss. Texas. Mr. Pal.
mcr further suys that be- Is more
confident than ever thar the 'D.C-u
will become ono Of the great line,
of travel Of this country and will bc
very valuable 10 all rections that Il
PASSES through
lIammOn leads the Way
Without solicitation. Hammon. Okla.
raised her entire assessment Tor thi
new year beginning August l. aud IN.
forwarded the same to headuuarter
in Canadian. Hammun has the disjlnc
ton Of being the first town ia pay it
entire quota Tor the new highway yen
o. says the management OF the pCt
Highway at Canadian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
EFFORTS UNDERWAY
TO INDUCE EINkAND
JOIN BALTIC UNION

Riga, Latvia. Aug. 22.-Elforts are
now under way to induce Finland to
Join the Baltic Union. which became
an accomplished fact with the sign.
ing Of various conventions leading to
triple alliance Of Esthona, l.atv-
Ia and Lithuania.
In diplomatic circles here the sign
ing OF those conventions is consider
ed as a great step toward the potc'
tial formation of united militafS
front from the Arctic to the Black
Sea against any aggression from
Soviet Russia.
Latvia and Esthonia are under
stood to have signed already mill
tary convention. Iithuania has not
yet been included in this but is ex
pected to be in the union late"
might object to any immediate N
clusion Of Lithu,,na in the military
convention. until the Wilma dispute
between Lithuania and Poland is
settled. deferred I.atvia and Esthon-
ia from admitting I.ithuania at this
time. The latter country, however
through her foreign minister, Doctoi
Puritsty. is understood to have given
assurances that Lithuania. will stant
with the other two nations on any
political question of Importance.
Trade, railway and other conventions
already signed or about to be sgnec
| include all three countries.
None of these Baltic states fears any
immediate aggression from Russia
/ Their statesmen, howr"cr. consider TIC
| Russian situation SO fun of possihil
/ ties that they desire to take ~
chances. some of them have admitted
! privately To the correspondent.
In their fight for political and ec
unomic stability. toward which the
are making rapid progress, thcs'
little republics constantly have befo''
th,m the spectre Of danger wer
Lenine's regime in Russia eithr
tn crumble into anarchy or be sue
cccdcd 10y some government determined
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
LITTLE COLONEL JOE 10 LEAD
MS FATHERS OLD REGIMENT

Detroit. Mich. Aug 20 lattlc col.
unel Joe" Wcsncdsc. son of the gal.
liant leader uf the isGth infantry Nho
made the supreme sacrifice overseas,
will lead his fathers old regiment
when IL participates In the Red A..
row" parade IN connection with the
Thirty second divisions big peace re-
union Ia Detroit August 2S, 2g and
20. Little Colonel Joe vii, wear a
uniform corresponding with the dress
uniform " colonel and also will car
~ the side arms and full insignia.
Colonel wostncdse was one of the
most popular officers ~ the Michigan
national guard for many years. His
men regarded him as comfnde
through the campaigns overseas. Ho
was stricken with influenza and nneu.
monia and died Nov. %. 1918. shortly
after the armistice. Both the French
and American governments awarded
him posthumus citations FOR bravery
Little Colonel doe already has nar.
ticipated In many affairs arranged hy
the lzsth. Mrs. Eva Westnedsr oi
Kalamazoo. his mother. will be given
a place of honor In the Thirty se'ond
division grand review also.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
.portltorlalS
BY BILL KROHN

Mineral Wells has got them a hu-
man rabbit The way that man Dill
lard center fielder, steps in the out
field and on the base lines makes an
aeroplane look ike a canal boat.
That boy sure makes the infielders
step up when he grounds them a pill.
For if they don't hustle, the rabbits
gonna stretch it into a hit
Yesterday. a high fly was hit to
Bogus, and Dillad was playing in
deep center Well sir, by the time
the onion struck Bogus mitt, Dill
lard was right behind him running
Wen sir, the boys didn't play so
WELL but waddawecare, we won any
how
There are some fans who like to see
But to make the scores pile up high
There must be errors, oh me! on my!
Gotta make it rhyme)
SO, therefore, if all must be pleased
And the desire Of all the fans appeased
It's all right for the boys to err and
sin
As long as 1t results in an Ardmore
win.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
WILL CONTINUE

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug 22-Thc
Minneapolis symphony Orchestra
threatened dissolution for several
months because Of union difficulties,
win continue its concerts at the op.
oning of the next season, following
the amicable settlement Of an dis.
puted points.
Removal of the Minneapolis Park
Board, with wH.ch the unions had
been at variance, from the unfair
list" and the concurrence of the ma
tional president OF the American
Federation Of Musicians. removed the
last obstacle which for time
seemed to be the cause for the dis
F"P1n Pronno oi baiwonn .@S m'' 0pn'laGn nneano.
Orchestral Association. which guar
antees the Symphony financially, and
the Musicians association Of Mime
apOlis. in which the musicians are
members, arose when the American
Federation Of Musicians refused 70
grant permission to the symphony
orchestra to play AT concerts at Lake
Harriet here, because the local PARK
board had contracted for the services
AZ other Minneapolis parks of an.
other band which was not affiliated
with the American Federation.
Directors Of the Orchestral asso.
citation then demanded three assur.
ances if the symphony was to be
continued Two Of these We're read.
lily agreed upon, and the third, which
provided that the orchestral associa.
tion be given the right to say whore
and when the players shall perform
was also agreed to finally
Removing the local park boari
from the Disseminated list will make
II possible for the symphony TO give
concerts al the parks here next
season. according to j. \. Ridgway
secretary of the park board
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
Important Meeting
Scheduled For Week

Tuesday
KIWANIS CLUB: Regular meeting
of the Kiwanis Club will be held Tues
day noon at Hotel Ardmore. T. b.
Orr. president.
Wednesday
ROTARY CLUB: Rotary Club Will
meet in regular noon luncheon ses-
sion "Wednesday noon at Hotel Ard
more. John r. Dexter. president.
Thursday
LIONS Club: Lions will meet in
noon luncheon session Thursday at
Hotel Ardmore o. C.. Lasher, presi-
dent.
Saturday
AMERICAN LEGION: The George
X. Anderson Post of the American
Legion will meet in regular weekly
session Saturday noon az the Chamber
of Commerce. O. w. King. com.
mander
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
FORMER SHERMAN STAR
TO COACH IOWA TEAM

lndianola, Ia, Aug. 22.-Cecil A.
Cushman, a former star Of the Sher-
man, Texas, high school football team
and later a star athlete at State Man
ual Normal college at Pittsburg, Kan,
is the new athletic coach AT Simpson
college, here. He expected to arrive
here soon after the middle of August
to make plans for the coming season.
Cushman comes highly recommend
ed by Coach G. B. Moran Of the Gem
tire college team at Danville, Ky. He
took TWO years training under Coach
Moran
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
Dr., Howell In New Offices
At Hotel Ardmore

A very attractive suite Of offices
in the Hotel Ardmore building has
been opened by DR.. |. Il. Howell, who
announces that he expects to be able
10 make appointments for his pa
tients Monday.
Dr. Howell has spent considerable
Time and throught in equiping his
new offices They are delightfully."-
furnished, the reception room and
little alcove adjoining. which is used
!or u ladies vanity. being decorated in
cld blue and Egyptian grey. He has
secured from Chicago the most modern
equipment possible Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
PLAN MEETING OF COUNTY
BRANCH OF LOAN ASSOCIATION

There will hc meeting " the Cli
tyr county hranrh ~ the Fcdri
iarm loan association at tho office
The county agent at tho cDu't hon.
"Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock.
Tho urorge l. Evans uf Newpurj
president ~ the Carte. county hranc
and r. L. Scott secr-tlry-ltrasufot
The meeting Is f,r inr PURPOSE of o.
cal,lng now applicants fnf the organ.
aation and q large Attendance Il a.
sired
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22

summary; Two base hits Boggus,
three base hits. Beard, earned runs.
Afdmore 3. lcft on bases, Ardmorr o..
Mineral Wells 9. stolen bases. Clopp.
Hohren g. webb. Allen. sacrifice his
Loyelacr. Behrcn Harding. base on
balls. off Harding g. OF Coop Z. struck
out. by Harding Be- by cop o. h,t by
pitcher by Harding YORK;. ny Coop
tAuenr time Of game slb. umpire
short
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
SCOTCHMAN HEAD EDuCAT.
IONAL DEPARTMENT OF ULSTER

Belfast. Ireland. Aug. PA Scotch
man has been chosen as head Of the
Educational Department Of the
Ulster government which Is probably
one of the most thorny appointments
at Sir James Craig's disposal, az the
Catholic hierarchy is .keenly watching
the developments in this direction.
Two Irishmen, both highly quail
fled, will organize, the new Agricu'-
ture Department.
Generally no time Is being lost in
naming the Executive so that those
Interested in Irish reconstruction will
be faced with a government already
funstoning.
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