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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-28
WOLFE AND TATUM ITEMS.

Virgiae Wolfe spent Monday night
with Gladys Tribble.
Cordie Sue Wolfe spent Monday
night with Virginia Rounsaville.
Mrs. Gilmer spent Tuesday night
at Mrs. l. G. Rounsaville's.
Mamie Tribble spent Wednesday
night with Doris Thomerson. J
Annie Belle Tribble and Doris
Thomerson spent Thursday night
with Mode Wolfe.
Miss Willie DuBoise spent Satur-
day night with Mode Wolfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wray Mitchell spent
Sunday with Mrs. Carry Strider, of
Rose Bloom.
Mrs. Daisy Wolfe spent Friday
with Mrs. Fannie Osborn.
MI. Mack Mitchell went to Gre
NADIA Friday.
Mr.. Sid Wolfe and Mr.. Spencer
| Osborne went to Grenada Friday.
Mrs. Maud Mitchell spent Sunday
| with Mrs. Sid Wolfe.
Mrs. Fannie Osborne spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Sid Wolfe.
Mr.. s.. P. Tribble went to a log
rolling at Mr.. Wray Mitchell's. He
said there was quite a crowd there.
Mr. and Mrs. Talbert went to Gre
NADIA Saturday.
Mr.. s.. P. Tribble, Bob Lee Curry,
Mrs. Gilmer and Annie Belle Tribble
were in Grenada Saturday.
Miss Mamie Tribble spent Sunday
with Myrtle Turner.
Clinton ThomeEson spent Sunday
afternoon at MI. Sid Wolfe's.
Thomas Cox, of Paul, spent Satur-
day night with Ben Gentry.
: Virginia Rounsaville spent Sunday
afternoon with Myrtle Turner.
Mrs. N. P. Cox spent the weekend
at her ~uncle's, Mr.. Picken Houston.
Misses Doris and Wren Thomerson
spent Sunday afternoon at Myrtle
Turner's.
Mrs. Gilmer and Gladys and Annie
Bell Tribble spent Sunday with Miss
Willie DuBoise.
Miss Mary Smith spent Sunday aft
ernoon with Miss Willie DuBoise.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Tribble spent
Sunday at Mr.. I. G.. Rounsaville.
Clinton Tribble spent Sunday with
Glenn Turner.
Mrs. Julia Talbert spent Thursday
night with Mrs. Maud Mitchell.
Mrs. Ella Powell, of Memphis,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. S. P. Trib-
BE.
Mrs. C. M. Curry, of Memphis. and
sister, Mrs. Sam Cox, of Murphryes-
boro, spent Wednesday with Mrs. S.
P. Tribble.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-28
SEED CORN.

Iowa Silver Mine. Hand picked,
nubbed and shelled. Earliest field
corn. Rich and generous yields. Ma
lures before Summer drouth. Pick
BID, shelled and grown by the best
corn grower in Obion County. You
could not buy better seed if you paid
500 per bu. Reference Old Nation
al Bank and Dahuke-W Walker Milling
Co.. Blu. SIS, 2 or more blu. 81 f.. o. b.
Cash with order.
JAMES M. BRICE,
j. 2S-F. IL. Union City, Tennessee.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-28
CELEBRATES TENTH BIRTHDAY

Little Miss Virginia Jane Bass en-
tertained about twenty-four of her
girl friends last Saturday afternoon
at three o'clock with a rock party in
celebration of her tenth birthday.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Expressions of regret that they
had to leave was shown on the faces
of the guests as they bid their at
tractive young hostess good bye
which indicated that the affair was
thoroughly enjoyable.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-28
SATURDAY

Harry Carey in "West Is West"
His newest and biggest red blooded
diana of the outdoors.
Tee Time," Century comedy.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-28
TUESDAY

"Out OF The Snow" a Ralph Ince
production. The glamor Of the
snow country where life is cheap,
but a woman's love is held without
price.
"His Noisy STILL" Sunshine comedy
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-28
THURSDAY

"The Devil To Pay" 'front.' the
story by Frances Nimmo Greene, with
all-star cast. Unique in theme.
Mack Sennett Comedy. Holmes
Travelogue.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-28

Mabel Nofmand in "What Happen
ed To Rosa" She fell down a coal
hole and came up-a bride!
Hoot Gibson in "Cinders."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-28

THE Branding Iron," Goldwyn
special at usual prices. A vivid tale
of the west where might rules.
Snub Pollard comedy.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-28
FRIDAY

Pearl White in "The Tigers Cub"
A tale of daring and thrilling ro-
nance in far away Alaska.
Harold Lloyd in "High and Dizzy"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-28

Matinee daily $3.50. First night
show at 700.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
0BENCHAN MAY BE
CALLED TO APPEAR
BEFORE GRAND JURY

Los Angeles. Aug. l9-Ralph Oben.
caain, former husband Of Mrs. Mad.
clynne Obenchain. NAV be called be-.
fore the Los Angeles county grand
jury to tell what. II anything ne Knows
uf the Kennedy murder, Asa Kcyes,
deputy district attorney. announced
today following the publication Of IN
tcrvicws quoting OboHchain as say
ins the real criminal" would be pro
dGced within five days.
"If Obcnchain knows who killed
Kennedy the district attorneys office
would like to know also" Keyes said.
Malcolm Nlcl.arcn, chief invcstiga
tor for the district attorneys office,
late last night commented on Ralph
OhcHchain's statement that the WON
Az who killed j. Bclton Kennedy here
August s. would bc in Jail by sunday
Mr. Mcl.arcn said that he woula
act on any evidence wari1nting an
other arrest and that the only desire
Of officials was 10 sec the slayer of
Kennedy arrested ana convicted.
But" he added, amy theory Of
the ease must provide for Arthur g.
Burch and Mrs hdclvnnc Obcnchain,
now accused The facts show too
strong case against them 10 hc
disrcgardcd"
Cuincidcnt with this statement, /,
was announced boy Deputy District
Attorney kcycs that the prosecution
had examined two new witnesses late
yesterday and added that the case
against the two prisoners, recently
indicted. was becoming stronger every
day
MIR McIArcn said this morning that
while his office had been working
ON the theft OF an automobil stolen
On the night of the murder and later
recovered at Santa Monica. he con
sidcred the automobile and the thief,
for whom investigators sent out ad
vance Instructions along the salt
Lake railroad asking apprehension
yesterday, had been eliminated az g
pertinent factor In the case. II was
thought yesterday the man NIGH,
have been one of the two Foreigners
who Mrs. Obcnchain told authoritia,
had brushed by her In the Beverly
Glen shortly before the shooting OF
her fiancc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
Attorney Says Body of Man
Found in Oklahoma City
Is That of Dan Ginrich,
Owner of Hotel
ROBBERY NOT MOTIVE
OFFICIALS BELIEVE
DECEASED SAID TO HAVE BEEN
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN OF CY.
RIL. CADDO COUNTY; ONLY
RECENTLY MOVED TO Ok
LAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma City. Aug. IA body
found late yesterday in the lake at an
amusement garden here was identified
as that Of Dan Ginrlch, 35, owner Of
hotel here The identification was
made by j. S. Estes, an attorney and
friend Of the dead man. Following the
Identification, Sheriff Ben Dancy de-
clared there is little doubt Ginrich
had been slain and the body thrown
in the lake.
The body had been IN the lake four
or five days in the opinion of DR.. A
j. Coley, who examined it late yester-
day. bullet hole was in the forehead
and the face was scratched and brus-
ed, indicating according to the authori.
ties, that struggle preceded the al
legged killing. The skull was crushed
from behind
Ginrich recently came TO Oklahoma
City and had bought the hotel which
he owned August 10. He moved into
the hotel last Monday According to
guests, he left the hotel Wednesday
morning saying he was going down
town. He did not return.
Guests at the hotel today told of a
mysterious telephone call Thursday
night. One Of the guests answered the
telephone and mans voice asked
If the landlady was there. He was in
formed that she was not. The man.
then said, according to the story told
the police. that is good. l wanted TO
plan n suicide"
The man left the line. Police today
said the call was evidently crude at
tempt to set up suicide theory.
A coroner's jury will be summoned
today. according to IT. +. Donnell.
justice Of the peace. In making the
announcement Donnell said
There is not n doubt In my mind
that the man was murdered and his
body carried TO the lake and thrown
IL. He was worth probably $4,000 or
$50 900. Robbery was probably not the
motive for the murder. for n few cents
were found in the pocket Of the dead
man"
According to Mr.. Estes, Ginrich
came from Cyril, Caddo county. where
he was well known. being chairman
OF the liberty loan committee in Caddo
county during the war. Mr.. Estes said
he owned several oil wells in Caddo
county. A suit for divorce from his
second wife is pending, according to
Estes. His first wife was dead, Estes
added.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
LEGION WILL HAVE.
BALL PLAYERS AS
GUESTS SATURDAY
+. B. JEFFRIES WILL BE CHAIR
MAN FOR DAY; MANY INTEREST
ING FEATURES PLANNED
FOR OCCASION

The regular weekly luncheon OF thu
George r. Anderson post Of the Amer
lean Legion which will be conducted
at the rooms of the Ardmore Chamber
of Commerce Saturday. August 20, will
be known as Sport Day The MEM
bers of the Paris and Ardmore base.
ball clubs OF the r. o. league have
been invited to attend as guests Of the
organization and mnagers Red Snapper
Of Paris and Sled Allen of the Peps,
have accepted and informed the post
commander that they will be on hand
with their protoges.
p y. Jeffries will act as chairman
during the luncheon and is plan
ming to make the session one OF the
most pleasantly interesting yet held
a series OF talks entailing freak hu-
NOR and also interesting sidelights OF
the national pastime has been ar
ranged and will provide much amuse
ment for those present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
Aqua Pura Saves
Life of Ford"

Three buckets OF aqua pura
saved the life OF a Ford Thursday
night at about I o'clock when by the
aid of the water fire which burned
the top and upholstery Of Henry
roadster was extinguished after far
mer boy. living near the scene of the
impending disaster. arrived at the cru.
cial moment with the water. The car
was the property of c, W. Rawlins
Of Ardmore. who, accompanied by Jesse
Kirby, also of this city, were on route
from Ardmore 10 Woodford. The men
We're driving along the road between
Springer and Woodford when the fire
was scented. BY the time the men
alighted the fire had gained great head
way
The palm OF Kirby's right hand was
severely burned. while Rawlins escap-
cd with slight injuries. After the blaze
was extinguished the men returned TO
Springer in the same car. whore kir-
by's injured hand was treated by DR.,
Higgins. Kirby received his injuries
while trying to rescue some accessories
from the back Of the car.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
RINGLNG ROAD Is
GREATEST ONE OF
KIND IN COUNTRY
SERVING TWO Or LARGEST OIL
FIELDS 1T HAS BEEN SUCCESS
AND SOME RECORDS COM
PARE WELL WITH
BIG LINES

The greatest oil field railroad in
tho world is a success and the man.
agement of il had the principles Of
efficiency laid down before Henry
Ford took over his little road and
startled the world Gith his huge
earnings at Il season when deflation
and depression had hit the ROAD
hardest.
The Ringlirg road is purely a Carter
county road. extending only a few
miles into Jefferson county. Total
mileage in this county is 62 miles.
Work on rock ballast which was
started nearly year and half
ago is just completed, thus putting
the road in excellent condition for
heavy hitting and fas, passage. Last
month the schedule for trains run.
ming on time reached 9S per cent, and
officials of tne road believe that a
l(0 per cent schedule can be main
will stand the strain.
Aside from rendering this section
Of the country a great service in
serving two OF the largest oil fields
in the country-IIewitt and Healdton
the COMPANY is the largest taxpayer
and maintains the largest payrolls in
the county.
This road serves eight refineries
;nd blending plans through the oil
section. Passenger service or the
road is par excellence since the pui.
cnase of four coaches from the New
York Central lines sorc time ago.
John Ringing is the sole owner Of
this road and is recognized as the
largest individual railroad magnatc
in the world owning and operating
three other roads in addition 10 IN.
one in Oklahoma.
G. H. Lewis is superintendent ~
thc line with offices in Ardmore, hav'
Ing come hero from one Of the large
roads ON the west coast.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
u. s. MANUFACTURERS
MORE THAN SIXTY ONE
BILLION CIGARETTES

Washington. Aug. i9.-Ggarettes to
the number of 6i 1858. 100000 were
manufactured In the United States
last year. the census bureau annual
tobacco report issued today shows.
OF that number, 1854. 900 wcrv
exported. leaving about 46,oo0. 900 900
factory made cigarettes for consump-
ton in the United States. Cigars
manufactured numbered s,270.750.ooo
ard tobacco manufactured including
chewing aud smoking and snuff to-
tailed 443.S9l 900 pounds.
The years crop OF tobacco and to-
hacco products imports were valued
1t S.562 900.
Revenue collected on tobacco, ci
cars. cigarettes and snuff amounted
TO 1924 600 900. of which North Caro-
Ina contributed SloS.44T 900. New
York s56.663.00O Virginia $50. T2i 900.
Pennsylvania $50 $4,000. New Jersey
sls.742,oOO. Ohio sl5.5l4.Ooo and Aiis
SCUM Sl2.3ls.00O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
FAIR BUILDING is
TO BE STARTED ON
TOMORROW MORN
HUNDRED CARPENTERS WILL
GIVE ONE DAYS WORK AND
ALL AVAILABLE MEN WILL
BE PUT TO WORK

Work on the exposition building at
the fair grounds will be started to-
morrow morning, since lumber is be.
ing hauled to the location this after
noon. Completion is not expected be-
fore the opening date of the fair next
month. due to the delay in getting
plans approved and details worked out
About one hundred carpenters will
give one day OF their time to work,
and every available man in the city
will be put to work. according to u. n.
Ferguson Of the local union. At the
meeting Of the local this week the
men were urged to give a full days
work and not soldier on the job
BY Monday morning visible signs of
building will be seen. The foundation
will be placed tomorrow and much Of
the cutting and laying out of plans will
be completed.
There will be 5000 square feet Of
floor space in the great cross shaped
building. Booths will line each Of the
wings and these will be extra large.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
Delayed Crop Saves
Man From Execution

POPLAR BLUFF, Mo.--Asap Aslop
was on trial for alleged thief of hogs.
Tho jury had sweltcrcd throughout
thc day rs testimony was presented.
one member was 80 drowsy when the
taclsmcn retired to deliberate that he
fcll asleep. The eleven other Jurors
decided the fate q Aslop.
John" said the foreman OF the jury.
awakening the slumbcrlng talesman.
1--WE have decided to hang Aslop What
do YOU think about it2"
"Su's me-" drawled John yawnlng
but let the execution hc delayed until
oslop finishes his crop"
Aslop was acquitted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
PASSENGERS SHAKEN
AS TRAIN HITS CAR

Three passengers and the motorman-
conductor on Ardmore's only street
car were badly shaken and bruised
this morning when a Frisco freight
train struck the car on the G
street crossing and turned It over
Passengers on the car state they
did not see the train and apparently
the track ahead was clear when the
mo'orman started to cross the railway
track. The train was going at a slow
rate when the accident occurred, thus
preventing a more serious accident
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
LA T T

London. Aug. l9.-Serious fighting
j. taking place at Sid Ameran, south
oi Melila, according TO an official
statement issued here late last night.
II was said that there had been sharp
lighting along the Spanish positions
there and reiniorcements and Prov
sions had been dispatched to the
front.
Washington, Aug. I9.-Promotion of
Major Robert &. Peck to lieutenant
colonel was urged by Secretary Weeks
in n letter today to the senate mill
tary committee. The nomination was
held up at the request Of Senators
Capper and Curtis of Kansas OH the
charge that the officer made slurrins
comment on the conduct OF the Kan
sas national guard in the world war
Secretary Weeks said he had repri'
manded Major Peck Tor his criticism
Of the state troops.
Washington. Aug. l9.--Washingtop
police started today an investigation
10 find the police who fired shot
;bout two months ago which strucN
senator Ball Of Delaware. while he was
driving through the city in an auto
iaobile. lie was not injured.
Kansas City, Mo-. Ang. l9.-Smith
Z. Weygant. employed In the traffic
department Of wholesale lumber
company here, was killed and two
ether men were injured when real
tire Of n motor car In which they
were riding exploded last night ON "A
read near Kansas City. The machine
turned over following the tire eNplo'
sion.
London. Aug. 1.-two Scotch boy
scouts will shortly embark on u cruise
Uf adventure. such ~ their comrades
throughout the world daily dream
about. for Sir Ernest II. Shacklcton.
the Antarctic explorer. has selected
them from among ten competitors 10
accompany him ON his coming Ant
arctic expedition as cabin boys. aboard
Ets sup, tue VutSts
Washington, Aug. lg.-rhc federal
aid roads bill, appropriaiing s'j.OoO.'
900 Ior construction, one.third II
which would be- immediately available
was passed today by the senate.
London. Aug. ig.-Faminc Il still
lavaging the Nolga districts Of Rus
sia. but there j. q decrease of the
cholera epidemic there, says the Mos
COW correspondent of the Daily Her
aid. During July es. ten thousand
eases were reported a. against ls,VOu
IN June.
Paris. Aug. ig.--Nlarslal Joffrc,
commander oi the French armies In
the first battle OF the Marnr. will
leave ON mission TO Japan ON sep
icmber :. Reports were current q
few days ago that he would visit
the United States upon his return
trotn ihg Inr East
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
THIS ANIMAL is SOMETIMES
CALLED "WHITE MULE

Miami, Aug. is,-Joc Hagan. town
marshal Of Slick. was In Miami this
week and said the eight foot go-
i1lla" reported In the neighborhood
Of Slick was found TO be wild hog.
which escaped from = show there
several days ago.
A hunter had two dogs chewed up.
Mr.. Hagan said, when they ran on
tho hog In the woods and reported
that monster had whipped his fght.
ing hounds
Mr. Hagan said the hos was las
soed later and found TO weigh less
than hundred pounds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
Cnmnlnlni Not Received.

Sedalia. No.. Aug. ls.--Dr. Cor.
tea Enlce. state health commissioner
and secretary OF the state board Of
health, after getting in communica.
,ion with his office at jefferson city
last night. said ne had not received
the complaint Vt Or, G. Copeland, Of
Monet. Mo, that baby patient OF
his could have been saved had he been
permitted TO obtain alcohol for use
as an antldote.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
"0MAHA is A WILD TOWN"
SOBS FAIR BOSTON VISITOR

Omaha. Neb., Aug. 19.--'I wish
| was back in Boston and had new
er seen Omaha! This is a wild
town"
So sobbed Mrs. |. w, Howlett Of
Boston last night as she told po-
lice how two bandits had held her
up, along with n friend. and bitten
the diamond from her ring.
He said first he would have to
bite my finger Off" sobbed Mrs.
Hewlett. "and he pressed a horrid
gun to my head. Finally. he reached
down and bit the diamond from the
ring"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
BURNING STALKS TO
KILL BOIL WEENIlY

Dr. u. Highfil and Frank $. Hy-
den. who were visitors to the county
northwest OF Ardmore yesterday re.
port that one farmer near Milo was
moving his cotton down and burning
the stalks. II seems that the farmer
concluded that there was no chance
for him to make any cotton this year
but by burning the stalks and killing
the weevils he hopes 20 make crop
ncNt year,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
UNIVERSITY GETS
NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Enid Okla. Aug. is-Mont VI Tub.
by" Mcintyre arrived In Enid wedncs.
day from Pittsburgh. Pa. to take
charge OF the athletic work at Phil.
lips university this fall lie succeeds
J. r. Maulbctsch "a athletic director.
who gave Phillips the most successful
period OF athletics in the history u
the school
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
County Bankers Organize

Chicago. Aug i9.-County commit.
teps OF bankers are now being Cr-
ranired under auspices OF the Ameri-
ran Bankers association FOR a national
kprosram OF addresses In the public
Iechoois opening next month. The
|athkers aim is to spread a better
| knowleige Of their business ana It's
)nprvices
The plan ~ organization cails for
the cooperation OF the state bankers
sescciation with state and LEGAL sdu.
c0tional officials.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
LOCAL. MAN GETS PATENT on
CARRIAGE CANJNCINERATOR

Ford whltchurst. general manager of
the Peerless steel company has been
granted a patent for the manufacture
of a combination garbage can and In.
cinera,or. which is being manufactured
by that company now.
This is n household necessity every
homekccprr should possess" Barron.
secretary Of the Chamber of Commerce.
says. ut would do more TO eliminate
fllcs. mosquitoes and other pests than
ines, any other article or like merit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
REICHSTAG ASKED
MAKE IMMEDIATE
PEACE WITH U. s.
CHANCELLOR WIRTH APPEALS
FOR SUPPORT OF ALL POLITI-
CAL FACTIONS LOOKING TO
TREATY OF PEACE WITH
AMERICA

Berlin. Aug. 19.-Chancellor Wlrth
is endeavoring to secure the support
of all political factions represented in
the reichstag for his plans locking to
the negotiation Of treaty OF peace
with the United States. Important con-
fereuces have been held during the
past few days, the one of Tuesday
being especially important. At this ses-
sion, Count Won Bernstorff. former
German ambassador at Washington,
was presented as spokesman for the
democratic party
1t is declared that the chancellor's s
efforts are being directed against
the opening of general debate on the
treaty in the reichstag and it is as
serted that unless he succeeds in OBJ
tanning 'gentlemans agreement, with
the reichstag factions before ratifica,
tion of the treaty is considered in
plenary session, the debate may re.
solve into a season of bitter wrang.
ling.
Fears are expressed that the Ger
rnan-American war diplomacy and the
submarine policy which brought about
American Intervention in the war will
again be dragged forth by those who
seek to exploit them for partisan pur.
poses. II is for the purpose OF obviat-
ing such a situation that Chancellor
Wirth is laboring TO obtain an agree
ment by all parties which will result
in minimizing, il not wholly elimin
ating debate in the plcnary session.
New names are being mentioned as
possible appointees to the ambassador
ship to the United States. Among
those most recently brought forward
is that of Professor Won Schulze-Gae.
verhitz. who occupies the chair Of
political economy at Freiburg unlver
sity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
LIGHT AND POWER RATE
REDUCED At PONCA CITY

ronca city, okla. Aug. ia re-.
duction Of Is per cent In electric light
and power rates was announced here
today by city authorities. Operation
uf the municipal Hight plant has been
at profit which enabled tho city
commission to successfully reduce the
rates. water rates were voluntarily
reduced this spring.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
PONCA CITY WANTS NEXT
CONVENTION OF LEGION

Ponca City. Okla, Aug. Detcrml-
nation to bring the next state convcn-
ton OF the American Legion 20 Ponca
city was announced today by Ponca
city post No -. The post claims to be-
the sixth largest In the state and Ia
supported by local civic organizations