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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-21
HARVEY FLAYED
AND DEFENDED
IN THE SENATE
Harrison Denounces Ed
itor for Attacks on
Wilson

WARRINGTON April si.-senator
Harrison. democrat, Mississippi,
charged today IN The senate that the
appointment Of George Harvey BY
President Harding ~ ambassador 20
Great Britain. was a reward for hIs
cffort5' 20 discrodit the Wilson ad-
ministratl6n.
The Mississippi senator said Mr.
IIarycy's pursuit Of Wilson through
his journals and otherwise are only
comparable to Milton's Hell hounds
that were stationed at the gates OF
the Internal rcgionS"
lie added that the ambassador had
mo equal as a creator OF prejudice
and stirer Of strife" and that he
was a vindictlve, sclf-anointcd. In
tolcrent political accident"
Senator Reed. IN reply said that
President Harding was perfectly
within his rights In appointing Har-
vey and pointed put that the senate
had confirmed the appointment.
Lodge Defends Harvey.
Senator Lodge OF Mazsac ttusetts
the republican leader, also defended
Mr.. Harvey. declaring that Il was
very unfortunate that the senate
which has Just confirmed M. Harvey
should be forced to listen to this at
tack upon him because now he IN the
representative OF the United states.
senator Mccormick, republican,
Illinois. interrupted Senator Harrison
to suggest that Col. HarvoV's en-
A.
changed about the time Of that of
80. Sae. .eaO other American citizens"
senator Harrison rctortcd that Mr..
Haryuy's opinion OF Mr.. Wilson
changed when nc was denied diplO-
matte appointment.
Few men In the history OF Journal
ISM" said Senator Harrison have
possessed IN a more remarkable de-
gree. qualities OF genius for violent
expression. caustic critici,a.i and the
power through fair or foul means to
employ cogcnt phrases intended to
appeal to prejudice and To arouse
hatred and resentment. lie never re-
NAMED truo to any purpose. loyal 20
any friend. or steadfast to any con-
Victlon. lie Is welded 10 no principle
ana bound by no conscience"
Harrison sarcastic.
Referring TO Mr.. Harvey-s attacks
on MIR. Wilson, senator Harrison
said
Not content In heaplng personal
abuse upon the president when In
health he pursued him with his sour
rllous attacks to his sick bed and
there misrcprcsented his ailment try
Ing TO create IN the public mind the
impression that the president had lost
his mind.
But hc was not satisfied with this
unfair means. this disreputabic som
duet. Hc tried To- draw the fire OF
indignation aud condemnation upon
the wife Of the SICK president"
You may scan the columns OF
every Newspaper. you may turn the
covers Of every periodical published
In America and | doubt II you will
find another that In all those heated
controversies between man and
parties draggcd in the name Of Mrs
Wilson. This crown OF thorns and
thistlcs that Will prick the memory
Of this man, goes To him and him
alone"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-21
Insurance Agents
Close Conferences
With a Banquet

Agents af the New York life In
surnncc company OF New Mexico who
met here Yesterday for Ono-day con-
ference departed last night aud .hia
morning, Fourteen were present
The ronioreuccs were held at the Of
lice ~ y. ID. SiHk. local representative
To- tho Barnott building a banquet
"a ihe Country club CLOSED the dag
". T.. Putncy spoke on salesman
hip" and carl G. Magce on "IAfo In.
snrance from the business Mnn'a
standpoint
Dick oliver, supervisor OF agencies
In the southwest department was the
principal speaker at the Conferences
during the day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-21
HAYWOOD FLED TO
ATTEND CONFERENCE?

NEW YORK. April 2i.--Thc
American civil Liberties union today
issued a formal statement asserting
II had been Informed. "Big BIZ" Hay
wood. l. W. W, leader for whom the
department Of justice is searching
was ON his way 10 attend an interna-
tiunal trade union conference in Mos
COW In June, but would return as soon
as II was ended TO begin serving his
sentence In Leavonworth pcnitentiery.
otto Christcnzen. attorney for
Haywood urid ne had been informed
that Haywood sailed from New York
ON the oscar II about April I and
landed at Riga about April rs. lie
said hc thought Haywood had gone
To- Russia on u personal mission and
that was not flccing from the pen
itentiary sentence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-21
Six Sons to Act
As Pallbearers at
lilly Adams Funeral

uiiy Adams died at his home. SIS
South Edith street last night at the
aEe Of 90 years lie was one Of the
leading furniture dealers Ia Joplin.
No. for Is years lfe Il survived BY
his mother. widow, ak aons ana four
daughters. all Of whom were with
him when death came.
Funeral services viii be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:a0 O'Clock. tho
Rev. v. r.. Harvey OF tho Baptist
church officiating. The six sons
will act a. pallbearcrn. Burial will be
In Fairview cemetery. strong Broth
crs are In charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-21
Colombia Treaty
Ratified by Senate

WNsUtNGToN April "a Tn,
Colombia treaty. vac rltIficd yvstcr-
dat hN 900. srudtr. % provides pu,
mcnt by the tinted states ct k2i.-
600 OOO to tho South American re-
public but has yet 90 De- approved boy
the Colombian assembly The vote
was 50 10 10. ~ more than the neces-
sary two-thlrda
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-21
GEItMANY-s APPEAL
IlECEINED ny HANDING.

WASItINuTON. April lI.-Oor-
many's appeal 20 President HardinE
10 act as mediator IN tho roparafions
controversy between that country and
the allies was received today by the
have been discussed at a brief con
ference late today between Sccrctury
Hughes aud President iiardius.
President Harding Is expected 10
take up the appeal with hls cabinet
OF the regular meeting tomorrow.
Meantime. officials declined 10 dis
GUS II and the text Il withheld.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-21
GERMANY ASKS
j. s. To MEDIATE
. CONCENTRATIONS
Note to President Re
quests Intervention
With Allies

BERLIN, April 2i.-The Ger.
man government has refused 70
transfer the gold reserves Of the
Reichsbank, the German imperial
bank, 10 the Co5lenz aud Cologne
branches Of the bank, as demand
ed by the reparations commission,
il was announced here today.
BERLIN, April 2i.-The Ger
man government has formally
asked the president Of the United
States to. mediste in the rcpara-
tions question.
The note embodying the request
was forwarded Wednesday by
Loring Dresel, the American COM
missioner in Berlin, to thestate
department in Washington.
The note was signed by Chan
eellorFehrenbach and DR.. Walter
Simon, the foreign minister.
The appeal pledges Germany 70
accept the mediation without res
ervstions and 10 fulfill absolutely
any award President Harding
make after examination and in
vestigation into the subject.
The text Of the note TO Presi-
dent Harding follows;
"ln the name Of the German
government and the German peo-
pie the undersigned, notwith-
standing the still existing tech
meal state Of war, respectfully
petition the president Of the
United Statse 70 mediate in the
PREPARATIONS question and to fix ihe
sum to be paid by Germany 10
the allied powers
"They earnestly urge him 10
secure the consent Of the allied
powers TO such mediation. They
solemnly declare that the German
government is ready and willing
10 agree, without reservations or
qualifications, to pay the allied
powers as reparations such as the
president, after examination and
Investigation, may find just and
right.
"They formally pledge them
selves TO fulfill in letter anu spirit
all the provisions of any award
that may be made by him. With
abiding faith in the righteousness
Of this request, aud with unde,
niable sincerity Of purpose, the
German people, through their con
stituted government. submit their
appeal TO the president Of the
United States with the confident
hope that IL will be granted, to the
end that the final award ma5 be
made in accordance with right
and justice, 20 meet the heartfelt
wishes Of all civilized nations 10
avoid the immeasurable eonse-
qucnee Of the imminent coercive
measures and TO promote the peace
Of the world"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-21
Baseball Results
American League

American League.
Score. A. a. =.
st. Louis O0g 00O eos I
Cleveland ....O0l OOg OiX-f ~ o
Batteries. Shockor and SEVERED: {:
Iiagby and ONtill.
grore. a. o. T..
Washington Zoo 0OO 600 o
Boston ......OlO OOO 0ON--l o
Batteries. Mosridgc and Charity
Jones and itucl
Score. a. ". T..
NrW York leo aOi OO2 &c ~ I
philadelphia .000 goo 01o 1 l3 o
nHfterics. Mays aud Schaug
Moore and j. Walker Perkins,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06

The Sweetest DAY In the Year.
saturday. October :. Candy Day.
Modern Drug Shop-advertisemen;.
Don't fail to see The Kid at the
Gem theatre Tuesday and wednes-
day. october n and advertise
ment.
This h. Folger's Tea Week al
LOVES Buy One pound and get
,alf pound free. Buy half pound
ana get =. 10 free. II l. tea that
The ladies OF the Catholic church
win conduct a cooked food sale az
he Filler Meat Market saturday af-
ernoon. advertisement.
william Higgenbothom and Joe
Mallory are among those who accom-
,anicd hunting parties TO the Saw
9th country last week on big game
ambitions. They returned home yes
erday
Get your pies and cakes for sun
lay al the Catholic Ladies Cooked
Food sale al the Filler Meat Market
saturday afternoon advertisement.
william Detweiigr suffered y pain
'ul Injury Tuesday when he was a.
.identally struck ON the forehead
with the handle OF sledge hammer
n the hands OF one OF his employees.
rhe men wore driving stakes "a sci
a stacker
You will profit by paironisins our
advertisers.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06
MENNONITE BgFTHEE>
ANNOUNCEMENT

SUNDAY. October sth. sunday
sehool. s.s5 a M Preaching SER
sices az fI.eo NJ. Children p
meeting a. ssse p m Young peo-
pies meeting II ga p. m. Adult
iihie class 81 s3e p m song and
Testimony service a. 7-s9 p. m. and
preaching service 81 s.ts p. m
II not attending Sunday school o.
church elsewhere. YOU are cordially
invited to worship With as Pray
or meeting EVERY Thursday evening
AZ o'clock.
REV. y 5. KACEY. Pastor
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06

Jean, the little daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Mallory was taken
serlously i'll Sunday. but is now on
the road TO recoery and will soon
regain her normal health. Mr.
Mallory was away al the time OF the
Attack. However. he returned home
last evening
otto SHERMAN has take ma posi-
lion with the Filler Hardware Com
pany.
Saturday is Candy Day. Remem-
her your mother. wife, or sweet
heart. Modern Drug shop.-adver-
tisement.
The daylight trials OF mother
hood, the midnight trials OF pater
nifty are all for Charlie in this super
comedy. He is a good mother Il
the Kid. and when that Kid grows
IN he sure becomes good son; fOi
Charlie is a wandering giazier; ant
while the Kid goes ahead breaking
windows Charlie is always AT hant
10 get the job OF mending them. AND
vet. there's a sob now and then
Never expected that of Charlie, did
YOU? Well. here's where you ge
something more than laughs. Al
the Gem theatre TUESDAY and Wed
nesday. October II and 10. Admis
sion IS and advertisement.
A young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tho
mas Richmond sustained a fracture
OF the arm Monday while piayin'
on a swing.
Harold MeGrath OF Jerome wa
here yesterday comforting with Am
erican Legion members regarding
the new state publication of the or
ganization. The Legion Digest.
Fresh oysters at Filler Meat Com
y-advertisament.
The Sweetest Day I'm the Year.
Saturday. October 8. Candy Day.
Modern Drug advertisement
Mrs d. l.. Beamer and Mrs. f. IA.
Snyder entertained at cards al The
home Of the latter Thursday after
noon OF last week. Refreshments
were served at the conclusion Of the
afternoon. Invited guests were Mes
dames A. A. Newberry. T. f. Moore.
q. II. Truitt. G. II. Shearer. l.. II.
Brown. A. F.. Scholten. r. l.. Shear
or. Fred Klaas. Jesse Hainline. v r.
Pesse, W. 4. Shear. J. W. Tanner
Earl Murray. NJ J. Goode, j l.. Ed
wards and A. j. Daum.
"Jake's" Blue Bird orchestra will
furnish the music at the roof gar
den dance. Friday night. October g.
advertisement.
F. ". Schwamb arrived yesterday
morning from the east. He viii
spend several days here on matters
connected with his extensive farming
interests around Filler.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06

MIR and Mrs Earl Woodbridge have
taken the house on Idaho avenue va
Gated by the l.. l.. Wood family. The
latter have moved To Twin Falls. Mr..
Woodbridge Is instructor in agrieui-
tare in the Rural high school.
Mrs. G. C. Dean and child returned
last week from Carney. oklahoma.
where they have been visiting reia-
tiyes
This Is Folger's Tea Week al
LOVES. Buy One pound and get a
half pound free. Buy half pound
and GET q a. n free. II is a tea thai
you will Ike advertisement.
Get your pies and cakes for sun
day al The Catholic Ladies' Cooked
Food Sale az the Filler Meat Marke'
saturday afternoon. advertisement
DR.. and Mrs. H. r. Mcmillan. ac-
eompanied By Miss Olive McGinnis
and Frank Musgraye. returned Wed
nesday OF last week from Biackfooi
where they attended the Southeast
ern Idaho fair. They state that the
fair was one OF the best ever held In
that county, and was we'll attended
and enioyed. Doctor and Mrs. Me
MILAN visited their former home
town. Shelley. and also looked over
their farm near that town. They re
port that the Dlaekfoot country will
this year produce big potato crop.
and that the sugar beet crop Is light
but OF gooc quality.
The many friends OF Miss Maude
Day. sister OF Mrs. +. b. Ripley, will
be interested 10 learn that announce
ments have been received here tell
ing OF her marriage on Saturday. DC
tcber s. 10 Mr.. Louis A: Faylen-
kamp. a mining man. The wedding
will take place at Lennon. So. OAK.
where Miss Day has resided since
leaving here year ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Faylenkamp will be al homo
after October 30. AT Haynes. North
Dakota
The ladies of the Catholic church
will conduct cooked food sale al
the Filler Meat Market saturday AZ
;ernoon. advertisement.
Mrs. A. r.. Anderson will entertain
this evening for Miss Fama Garrison
who expects 10 leave soon for Albion
where she will teach school A mum
Der Of Young people. including Miss
Garrison's high school friends. have
been invited to spend the evening al
cards aud other entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Blakeslee have
returned home from an overland
trip to California where they hav'
spent the past few months.
Mrs. A. u. wood received the sas
news yesterday telling Of the deati
during the afternoon OF her sister
Mrs. l.. r. Butts. aged -. at Beth
any. IN. Death came Unexpectedly
and was due TO paralysis. Mrs. Woo
departed on this mornings train 10
the Illinois town 10 attend the fun
eral. which Is expected 10 be hell
Sunday
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06
Local NeWs Notes

Meet your friends at the Reybroeo
roof garden Friday night dance. DC.
tober advertisement
Saturday is Candy Day Remem-
her your mother. wife. or sweet
heart Modern Drug shop adver-
tisement
New home made sauer kraui az
Ter Monday. October 10. at CSC per
gallon. Filler Meat Company. -ad-
yertisement
Dance tomorrow Friday night
II Reybroeo roof garden Jake's
Blue Bird orchestra advertisement
Among those from Filler who at
tended the state fair AT Boise last
week were Mr.. and Mrs W. =. Al
worth and son. MIR and Mrs. II. $.
Armes. Mr. aud Mrs. T. V. Vincent.
Walter Miller. AR and Airs Harry
Musgraye. Frank Musgraye, l.. S OF
o. Z. o. Walter Ralph Brown. Miss
Mary Otto. Yelma Grimm. Joe Ber-
ney. Roy Landreth. Vernon Grimm,
Clyde Dudley. r. I-ogsdon and Thel-
ma Greenwood.
J. W. Price and George Pffiefer are
home from a successful big game
iunt in the northern Nevada noun
tains. Price was successful in get
ting a big four-point deer.
On Friday afternoon Mrs f. II.
snyder and Mrs. ID. l.. Beamer enter
tanned at the home of the former In
the second OF a series OF two card par
ties. Guests on this occasion includ-
ID Mesdames o. c. FELTON,. T. l.. Cart
aey. L. L. Wood. T. f. Haag. George
Patton. +. 5. LaHue. J. II. Shinn.
\. o. maitland. Otto Sealey. A. +. An
lerson, o. j. Childs. T.. W. Boring.
William Detweiler. II. II. Schildman.
z. A. Reynolds. Joe Mallory. +. c.
Overton. s. G. Davis. ID. H. Davis. l..
!. Hill. George Leonard. A. p. Wood.
A. A. Timm. A. y. Holmes. and Miss
Grace McGinnis.
II took one year 10 make The
lid" picture aud il is considered the
biggest picture made in that time.
Don't fail to see il at the Gem thea
ter Tuesday and Wednesday. October
IN ami IL. Admission Is and 81
cents advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. John sherman are
here from their home in Kansas Wis
iting the latter's brothers John and
James Penny.
Emory Benoit. OF Twin Falls was
caller here Saturday evening. lie
spent the week end at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Horting. north OF
town.
! f. b. Ripley and John Penny were
hunting birds at Wilson's lake near
Eden. Saturday They returned
with the limit
Old time friends and neighbors OF
T. u. Conner. numbering forty. went
4, f., bodv 10 the Common home wesi
OF town Monday evening TO shower
Mr.. Conner and his bride Of last
week. with canned fruits and Other
wedding gifts. expressing their es'
TEEN aud good wishes for the newly
married couple. The evening was
enjoyably spent playing cards. after
which refreshments were served
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06

Readers OF The Record are
asked 10 supply this office with
interesting news items concern
ing themselyes or friends. Use
the mails. the telephone or send
in al such matter News Of
This nature should be In this Of
flee By Wednesday OF each
week. Phone Al.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A chicken dinner will be served by
the Ladies Aid Society Of the Metho-
dist church. in the church basement.
commencing az sac O'Clock this
evening.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06

An wheat donated TO the Near
East Relief Cause should be in the
hands OF j. W Eaton. az the Filler
Roller Mills. BY October es. accord
ing to an announeemnf made this
morning Give just little wheat
is the plea OF the committee. The
cause T. great. the need l. apparent.
the sacrifice viii Be small. tas re-
ward ten-foid.-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06

The fruit for the chiidren's home
al Boise vii be packed out Thursday
and Friday Of next ~eeek. Those
having canned fruit TO donate are
asked to bring it direct 70 the Meth
0dist church
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06

Luke 10: 2s-s4 is the lesson an
nounced for the Tuesday Afternoon
meeting OF the Bible study class e
be held next week at the home o
Mrs. ]. W Eaton.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06

There will be another dance al
Reybroco roof garden tomorrow
Friday night The Blue Bird orehes
ira will supply the music
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06
READ rHE RECORD

The Record is prepared &c care
TOT ALL Of your printing Esnts-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06

Meet your friends AT the Reybroco
roof garden Friday night dance. DC
tober advertisement.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-06

Saturday is Candy Day Remem
her your mother. wife. or sweet
heart Modern Drug Shop adver
tisement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06
AT THE THEATERS
ADELPHOS THEATER.
SundaN and Monday.

Ethel Clayton in Wealth
Aesops Fables and Sambo Comedy.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
David Powell in Dangerous Lies,
Also 2-recl Sunshine comedy.
Thursday and Friday.
Thomas Mefghan in Easy Road. %
Also Selznck Weekly.
Saturday.
Robert Harrou in Coincidence.
PRINCESS THEATER.
-- Sunday Monday and Tuesday --
ID. W Griffiths Dream Street.
Wednesday.
Bert Lytell in Message from Mars
Also Monkey Comedy, "Snookiei
Twin Trouble.
Thursday.
Pauline Frederick in Roads Of Des
tiny"
Friday and saturday.
Anita Stewart in THE yellow
Typhoon."
Also 2-reel comedy Short AM
snappy.'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06
5El l.PHIAN SOCIETY TO
II. MEET NOVEMBER II

" pelphian Society viii mcct
a cnber "A In the Y. ". G. A. rooms
I'D Of November Z as IN the
~ book. 'rhc cub meets on the
and fourth Mondays In each
p bsrs are asked to note the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06
FRISCO REDUCES
FREIGHT RATES ON
ALL SOIL PRODUCTS

ST LOUIS, Nov 5.--Tor some time
the railroads have been considering n
reduction IN the rates on grain ana
all grain products The St Louis,
san Francisco railway through its
vice president In charge Of traffic
Alexander Hilton today announced its
intention Of making u substantial re-
ductlon In the rates on wheat corn,
barley. oats. hay flour and IN fact all
products of the soil This means that
tho rates on wheat from stations iu
oklahoma and Kansas to gulf ports
for export will he reduced from four
to four and onchalt cents per bushel
The cost Of moving grain from the
country elevator To the milling point
will hc lowered upwards Of ten per
cent and ought TO bc immediately rc.
flcctcd IN the prlce OF flour with the
miller giving the consumer the bone.
m of the reduction Rates ON corn
/ viii be- reduced twenty per cent there.
hv rendering substantial assistance to
the farmer for feeding stock. These
reductions made hy tho ST. Louis.
san Francisco railway are part " n
general policy of that company to do
ovcrythlnp possible to assist in the de
vclonmcnt oc the farm and farm pro-
duets iu the territory covered by Its
! rails
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06

There are over 10000 doctors in
Great Britain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06
DEESE BOYS ARE
ACTIVE IN CONTEST

W. H. owens, principal Of the Deese
school, was an Ardmoreite visitor sat
urday and was accompanied by a very
alert appearing team OF boys who were
anxious 10 begin work in the Carter
County school contest that is being
conducted by the Weekly Ardmoreite.
The boys were Guy Bell and Leland
and Virgil Karr. They stated that
they were very desirous Of securing a
Victrola for their school
Mr.. owens said that his school was
comprised of very energetic pupils
and that they had the reputation OF
getting what they wanted He said
that there We're other pupils in his
school who intended to become cap
i tains.
I Most Of the schools which had not
reported In the contest. have written
/ in to say that they wanted to begin
work at once in order to take advan'
tage OF the increased value of votes
which have been allowed until Nov
enrbcr 18th. The contest Will close on
December 10th.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06
"ARDMORE THE BEST BUSINESS
LOCATION In STATE" NEW
OWNERS FORD AGENCY DECLARE

who is making his first appearance
in their business midst. There is more
business transaction going ON in Ard
more at the present time than in any
town | know of.
II hear talk of business depression
and have noticed it iu some ui tho
towns in the state but if there is amy
in Ardmore I have not located it and
viii not try"
Mr.. Johnson commented ON the oil
production i'm the county and said that
with the re-opcuing Of production in
the fields there should be more bust
ness for Ardmore and more work for
Ardmore people.
j. Stanley Lcachman, partner of Mr.
Johnson stated that Ardmore had
appealed TO him in every respect, from
business standpoint ana from O
standpoint of general feeling of the
people lie also stated that the busi
ness outlook was very favorable here
Mr.. Leachman has already moved hi:
family here and is now located at thC
Poulter apartments.
No changes in the business arrange
ment of the motor company has beer
announced at the present time. Bust
ness will be carried on in the sam,
efficient manner as under the forme
= management