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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

4 No. Dsmscn. tn sasr u grape
1rv1k and called tho Pcndcroxa. Is
uGw belng cultivated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

Of schools. from fnt(fering WIN 0s
construction Of coveosd waIls -
tween buildings nj the Lineeln
high school The action was Accept.
ed as an indication Of . compromtss
between the parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

f-Porloica, coming to the
Metropolitan Friday and Sat-
avddy. Jess MendeIson.
B1ngdlo,C. s--Lcfc White.
Lerys Orphsunl- Arthur
Vinton, Wilkes. 5---Ad1itni
Rodttinnn, Pantages. c.
Peggy Brennen, Moore. p
Miss Harvey. Palace Hip. s.
Florence Rockwell, Mefropoti-
tan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

Oickets ehirp By rubbing 0aeir
wing covers against each other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
SEATTLE PLAYERS
AT PRESS CLUB

The Seattle Players. an organiza.
ton Of drama lovers and players.
will make their bow to the public
Monday evening. at the Press club.
1911 Fifth ave-, near University, In
Bernard Shaw's masterpieces. Major
Barbara
Major Barbara win be presented
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evening Of next week. each perform.
ance beginning at 8 o'clock. Tickets
will be on sale nj the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
BUNGALOW TO OFFER
NEW SONG REVUE

The second biz edition Of r..
George Woods musical revue. "Buxx.
Ing Around" will be the attraction
for the many Diners at the new
bungalow Theatre Restaurant on
Third ave. between Pine and Stew.
art SITS. this week. Dainty Poppy
Davies win be one Of the big added
features Of the Revue
Jess Mendelson. the clever singer
and dancer. VIII be seen In mum.
Der OF eccentric dancing numbers
with the girls. Mary Mccrae will
be heard I'm ballads and jazzy songs.
while Grover frankie will lead the
girls In couple of catchy turns
Olive Ann Alcorn. the young and
clever. dancer. viii be seen In a
number OF new dancing specialties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
CLEVER JUVENILES
ON PALACE HIP bill.

happy combination OF musical
numbers. comedy dances and zen.
Srai happiness h offered in "ray.
mates" the headline feature OF the
new program which opens Sunday
a; the Palace Hip. The act In pre-.
scented by sextet of clever Juvenile
performers.
Other attractions are Swim and
Kitty Daley In lively musical mum.
bcrs: AT the Station comedy
skit by Dewey and Dayton. Hcrvey
and Devorn Trio in a Darktown
Cabaret" and novslty net In
which the Rondas Duo play various
instruments while riding about the
stage on unicycies and bicycles.
The Palace OF Darkened Win.
dows'' is tho added photoplay fea-
ture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
HAWAIIAN Pl.AY COMES
TO MET SUNDAY NIGHT

No season h complete without
visit fr0n that love and lava drama.
The Bird OF raradise.- which ~
turns to thu Metropolitan for four
days starting sunday nigh. with
q matinee "Wednesday.
In It's several years Of travel.
Tho Bird Of Paradise has &C
cumulatod . huge fortune for Its
producer and author. Richard Wal.
ton Tufiy. II h the story Of a
beautiful Hawaiian prtnc~A VINO.
In her blind passion 81 love for
young American physician. mar.
ried HIM After that conner trar.
edy and sorrow. ending with the
xclfsacrfflcc Of Luana ~ an atone.
mrnt for having transxr~med the
religion II her own people by mar.
ryinw a Christian
Florence Rockwell who enacted
the role Of Lunna on It's lans viait
win again ss@ay the title part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
FRIvUiLCx- HEADS
MOORE: PROGRAM

Big thinEn ara prumfSrd - ghe
Moore next week. william Scabury
and company win offer -frivcticn.-
described ~ - musscnl rninbow. col
orfui In pretty xiriA cruony tunes
and elaborate setsinGn-
Another number found In hsTcr
type on tho program II the number
of sirnor F'risco~. Friacoe is .
xylophoSlst.
Beatrice Morgan and company win
offer Moonlight Madness a sketch.
fio conroy and Edna Howard arr
two clover giris who deliver -Afaid.
made Mlrh and Melody
bobby Randall In . cosne<9y monolc.
gf~t Pexxy Bremen and her brother
are gymnAstA Cefdou's circus n an
animal act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
WILKES 10 rHISf.cY
Comedy DRAMA

Louis Mann ana nm BssnArn
popular efferfn& ~Prsendry Enc
micr.. win - prwsnssd BY the
Wilkes Players erxtnntnx win =
matinee Sunday.
-Fri1ndly Enemies - . cpmes6y
drama Of the human interest
variety. n WIS presented herr al
the Metropolitan iaHt fall with
Louis Mann in tho leading roie,
Arthur vinton win be- seen in
the part created by Mr.. Mann and
Norman Feuaier viii assume the
role played by Sam Bernard IN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
big JIM" HARRIS
NAMED NATIONAL
COMMITTEEMAN BY
0KLAHOM AREPUBS
PARTY WHIP FROM WAGNER
SUCCEEDS LATE JAKE L.
HAMON IN COUNCILS OF
THE &c. o. T."

Muskogee, March "A telegram
received today from l.. G. Disney OF
Muskogee, at Washington announced
that the republican national commit
tee meeting in that city by unanimous
vote seated James A. Harris OF Wmg-
oner as Republican national committee
man from Oklahoma.
Harris succeeds the late Jake l..
Hamon of Ardfnore, who was shot
10 death last November, it Is alleged
by Clara Smith Hamon, The Repub-
lican states committee. following Ha-
mons death. recommended Harris to
the national committee as lannon's
successor.
Disney telegrapned that the charges
preferred against him in a report by
senatorial investigation committee at
Oklahoma City yesterday was "a frame
up In an attempt TO discredit Harris
before the national Republican COM
mittee."
The action OF the national commit
tee, Disney said. Shows how little
weight the country attaches 10 the
action OF the committees report, which
was the outcome Of petty politics and
spite work"
He also teegaphed that the scna-
torial committee had refused 10 call
witnesses who could have absolutely
proved the falsity OF the charges"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
LEGISLATURE BUSY
MARKING TIME AND
DEBATING OVER AN
UNIMP0RTANT BILL
REPUBLICAN SENATOR SAYS "BIG
JIM" WAS NOT A LOBBYIST
SPREADER OF CREASED
DOLLARS FROM TULSA

Oklahoma City. March al. Brown.
Republican Of Watonga, member of the
senate investigation committee, who
refused TO sign the committees report
yesterday in which Republican lead
ers and Tulsa oil men was accused
Of lobbying. will submit a minority
report today, he announced late yes
terday.
The senate spent most most Of yes
terday arguing over appropriation bills.
and adjourned in the midst OF an at
tempt by several senators TO cut the
contingent fund OF the state highway
department. The SOS 900 asked was
subjected to heavy attack. An
amendment by Joe sherman To reduce
the amount to $4,000 was tabled. but
Immediately followed by another by
W. Il. Wallace setting the total at
$4,000. Adjournment was taken while
this amendment was pending.
The department of bee culture asked
for $4,000, but will be given only $500
according TO the scnate's action. but
the department Of labor will have
$500 added to It's budget II was
pointed out that no provision had been
made for rents on free employment
An attempt 10y 5. Morton Ruthcr-
ford Of Muskogec TO secure raise
In the salary OF the state highway
commissioner to $4,000 was unsuccess-
full
The house yesterday passed II bills
including one which authorizes county
commissioners To- review tax assess
mcnis made by the county board VI
equalization.
Attempts to abolish the state board
Of vocational education and the state
board of commissioners FOR the adult
blind were defeated In the house yes.
terday
The defeated measure proposed to
transfer the authority OF the two
boards to the state department Of cdu.
cation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
GAS RATE CASE
WILL BE HELD
HERE MARCH q
LETTER FROM STATE CORPORA
TION COMMISSION STATES THE
HEARING WILL BE HELD
10 O'CLOCK MARCH 81

Judge A. Eddleman has received
q letter from the state corporation
commission in which the com.
missioners state that the Ard.
more gus case Is set for this city
at 10 o'clock In the morning on
Monday. March 81.
Tho people are acquainted with
tho question involved. when the
bills for January gas were re-
ccived the people felt that the
price OF 50 cents net was too
high and meeting was held To
make protest against the gas rate.
Judge Eddlcman with others was
appointed 10 take the matter up
with the state corporation com
mission. He was delegated to do
this work by the Chamber OF
Commerce. lie has brought the
matter up and has had the case
set for definite time for u hear.
Ing. lie requests that all people
who have complaints to make to
be on hands at the hearing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
FUNERAL OF LATE
CHAMP CLARK WILL
.BEHELDSATURDAY
MARCH 5TH, 1921
SPEAKER OF HOUSE HEADS COM
MITTEE; WILL ATTEND LAST
RITES or BODY OF DEM0C-
RlCY'S DEAD LEADER

Washington, March 3.-rhe fu-
neral services Of the late Champ
Clark, for &c Yeas a Democratic
member of congress. viii be con
dncied in the house OF represen-
iatives Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Clark. who represented the
old Louisiana, Missouri. district.
and who served his party, while
il was in power. as speaker Oi the
lower branch of congress, and who
was the recognized leader Of the
minority following the last elec-
tion, died at his Washington resi-
dence just two days before his
term of office would have expired.
The house committee appointed
10 attend the funeral of MIR. Clark
is headed by Speaker Gillett and
includes in addition 10 the Missouri
delegation, Representative Garrett,
Of Tennessee; Ferris. Of Oklah0-
ma: Hardy, Of Texas; Jackoway.
Arkansas; Caraway. Kansas, and
Martin. Louisiana.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
IT WAS A JEWEL

The issue of The Ardmoreite that went the trade
excursion jewel.
1t carries message of prosperity, it carries message
of good will, it carries i wealth of welcome.
You going to be pleased with Sundays paper, too.
1t will reflect the automobile strength and beauty OF
the city because it will carry many photographs of the auto
mobile dealers.
We like these auto They have a way of putting
everything they start They full of progress and
deserve the friendship of every Ardmore citizen.
This paper will have another feature that will interest
local people,
1t will carry the two sets Of charter amendments that
to be voted upon March 10 and both will letters
of explanation Judge Hener is to prepare letter and
Mayor Freeman the other
That seems fair to After the publication is made
will off several hundred circulars carrying both
of amendments and will give them free distribution.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
When the 'HOnk' HOnked
Quadruple the Cavalcade
Started Toward the
Setting Sun
TO LOOP THE LOOP
IN THREE BUSY DAYS
TOUR or ADVERTISING AND FAV-
0RABLE PROPAGANDA SPREAD
ING STARTS OFF UNDER Au-
SPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES

More than 30 automobiles filled with
"pcppy' Ardmore business men were
in the caravan which left Ardmore at
7:45 o'clock this morning on three
day booster trip through towns OF
southern Oklahoma and northern Tex
as. An the cars were decorated with
streamers and banners, and the slogan
step Lively" was the dominant red
letter sign which was displayed on
each and every car in most con-
spicuous manner.
At G 4. m. the fire department siren
blew first call' to those who de-
sired to participate in the gala event
of the year.
Promptly at q. III. the boosters be-
gan to assemble on Main street In
the vicinity of the Patterson Motor
Company garage. For the following
halr hour more continued to come
AMI at 1880 all who intended to take
part were present
Many makes OF cars were repre-
sented in the caravan, with sprink-
ling OF Fords throughout the line.
Mooss Patterson and Honk Sheap-
wood lead the cxcursionists. The signal
which they are using IS When the
honk hOnks four times, we will start
for the next town" Moss Patterson
viii do the honking.
Mr. Patterson was dressed in q
genuine buckskin Indian suit, and in
answer to the question as to who ho
represented. me stated ."Chief Service
with-a-Smile' Mr.. Patterson will lead
the Chamber Of Commerce band as
it parades through each town. ana for
the benefit of the paraders and the
citizens of the towns through which
the excursion passes, he will 'shimmy'
through a most exquisite snake dance.
The Pathfinder. driven by Frank
Oakley viii lead the excursion and
will arrive at and leave each town
five minutes ahead OF thc motorists.
Mr.. oakley is accompanied by Tom
Frame and j y. Sanders
An amusing sight during the start
of the tour occurred when W. +.
Relsted. In Il Ford roadster. put the
Continued on page ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
Washington I'm Glad Attire

Washington, March 3.-Despite the
expressed desire OF President-elect
Harding for simple inaugural cere-
monies, Washington today had assum.
al very much OF pre-inaugur-.ton
air.
The streets wero little more
crowded than usual. hotel rooms were
somewhat scarcer and flags and
bunting in profusion made their ap-
yearance along Pennsylvania Avenue
and in tho downtown section.
FINISHING touches were given 10
The stand on the east portico Of the
capital. where Mr.. Harding will take
the oath OF office and deliver his in
augural address. Washington police
made final preparations for handling
the crowds expected 10 line Pennsyl-
yania Avenue TO see President Wilson
and Presdent-elect Harding ride to
the capitol
Trwps Of cavalry at Fort Meyer,
who will form the single escort for
the presidential party, and several
companies Of marines from Quantico
who viii bc ON guard slong the ave-
nue., held final drills In preparation
for the part they are TO play in the
event.
To Washington residents and "old
timer7s' today's contrast with former
"day-beforc- inauguration" days was
paticularly noticeable. They recall
ed that in former years the day be-
fore" had seen the historic thorough
fare leading from the capitol To the
White House throngcd with visitors,
hotel lobbles crowded and sleeping ac'
CONTINUED on page %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
6AUTO THIEVES AGAIN
BUSY IN ARDMORE

Automobile thieves are becoming
active in the city again and during
the past "a hours three people have
reported the loss Of their cars. D.
putty Sheriff Ballcw's Essex roadster
which was parked before the court
house. was stolen yesterday, and uP
20 date no trace of the thief has been
found.
Last night Sam Weeks lost n new
Apperson car that was standing in
front OF his plur of business on
South Washington street, and n Ford
car belonging TO T.. @. Johnson waA
stolen Off Main street whore il was
parked early In the evening. The
police are trying 90 discover the cars
and thieves but 80 far have been un-
successful.
Two weeks ago Toe Weeks, q bro
ther of sam Weeks lost u Buick car.
which was stolen from In front OF
Convention Hall. So far he has re-
cciyed no trace of Il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
IMPORTANT MEETING
POULTRY CLUB HELD
TONIGHT 7 O'CLOCK

Charles VI. smith. state poultryman.
ia here from saltwater today and has
spent tho day with Mrs. Minnie H.
Church and other members ot the
Carter County Poultry association.
All members OF the association are
requested to be at the office Of tho
county superintendent tonight at 7
for an important meeting. Tho matter
Of tho state poultry Appropriation viii
he taken up at this evenings meeting
and Mrs. Church urges all members
60 be present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
Man Who Is to Be Chief
Executive of United States
Enters Capital in True
Democratic Simplicity
ALL READY FOR THE
INAUGURAL EVENT
FCR0WDS GATHERING 70 TAKE
PART IN INSTALLING NEW
HEIAfSAfAN TO GUIDE SHIP
OF STATE NEXT 4 YEARS.

On Board President-Elect Harding 8
Special Train, March 3.-As ne APP
preached Washington today to enter
upon the duties of the presidency.
Warren G.. Harding took final holi-
day aboard his private car, "Superb," 4"
putting work and worry aside and
visiting with members of his family
as though he were an ordinary travel
Ter, making a casual trip across the
country.
In the busy months since he was
nominated. Mr.. Harding had seen lit
tie OF any but his nearest relatives,
and he seized upon this occasion 20
renew ties that in former days had
held the members OF his family close
together.
{ On the "Superb" besides President
elect and Mrs. Harding were his
father, q brother and a sister and he
gave them his time in preference 10
his secretaries and advisers who
sought to turn his attention TO the
problems Of state just ahead of him.
With his inaugural address com
pleted and nine of his ten cabinet
members finally selected, President
elect Harding has only the definite
choice of a Sescretary of Labor
pending for decision before he takes
the oath Of office, tomorrow.
His quandary on that subject APP
parently did not weigh heavily on his
mind today, however, for he is un-
derstood to have decided not To close
up the portfolio until he has held
further conferences in Washington a,
1880 p. m, today, but it fell behind
the schedule and was not expected
TO reach the capital until late in
the afternoon. The party will 80 di
rectly to hotel TO wait for the com
ing OF the inaugural escort tomorrow
and the meantime Mr.. Harding will
hold a number of conferences about
arrangements and subjects demanding
immediate decision.
The first caller on the president
elects list after his arrival was SEN
ator Knox of Pennsylvania. who is
chairman of tho congressional com
mittee on the inauguration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
PRESIDENT PRO TEN OF SENATE
WOULD BECOME ACTING EXE-
CUTIVE, WHO WOULD PRESIDE
OVER UPPER BODY
(By Special Staff Correspondent

Oklahoma City, March 3.--Another
reversal of form has been manifested
in the lower house OF the Oklahoma
legislature. As result, two bills
which had been recommended for pass
age the day before by the committee
OF the whole, yesterday failed of pass
age by a considerable margin. They
were the measures 10 abolish the board
Of commissioners for the adult blind
and the state board Of vocational edu-
cation. The authors OF both are mem
bers OF the Republican majority.
Leslie S'lter OF Alfalfa county is
author OF The bill to abolish the board
OF commissioners of the adult blind
and confer their necessary duties up
on the superintendent OF public in
structon. Bruce l.. Keenan, of Chero-
kee county Is author of the bill TO
abolish the board OF vocational edu-
cation and vest its authority in tine
state board OF education.
Both these measure were reported
favorably by the committee. and when
they were taken up Tor consideration
in committee of the whole Hurmounted
opposition. The latter bill originally
transferred the functions Of the board
of vocational education on the state
superintendent. but It was amended In
committee of the whole ~ the sub
siitution OF the state hoard of cduca-
ton for the superintendent.
There was practically no debate on
the measure when they We're placed
on final roll-call yesterday. The SAL
ter bill polled IS votes, while 30 were
cast against 1t: ~ are required FOR
passage After the vote was amounc-
I'd j. W. Stcffcn, Republican, repre-
senting Beaver and Harper counties,
gave notice no would ask FOR recon-
sbdcfauon. When the Keenan, bill was
ready for the vote, Ben Harrison
Of Hughes county, said that the board
Il sought 10 abolish was composed
" rarce members. while the board
OF education was composed OF five or
six. Each board received It's necessary
expense while In session; II the idea
OF the bill was economy, IL seemed
false. he thought. since the board Of
vocational education could meet with
less expense than the board Of clu-
cation. The vote was 26 for and i6
against.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
OKLAHOMA LEGISLATORS
CHEER WHEN NEWS COMES
THAT BIG JIM" HAS WON

Oklahoma City, March 3--An-
nouncement that James A. Harris
had been seated as republican ma
tional committeeman from Oklaho-
ma caused demonstration in the
house of representatives Of the state
legislature. Members cheered, clap
ped their hands, and few mounted
their desks to add to the celebra-
tion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
SPEEDING ACROSS THE COUNTRY The
"PLAIN CITIZEN" Mr.. HARDING IS EN-.
ROUTE TO WASHINGTON, where HE'
BECOMES, TOMORROW, PRESIDENT OF
GREATEST REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT
BANK "SUSPENDS" PAYMENT
OF REWARD OF $4,000 FOR
CAPTURE OF DEFAULTER

Chicago, March 3.-Officials OF
the Northern Trust Company to-
day notified James Dennis OF Hey
worth, H., that they would sus-
pend payment of the $4,000 check
given Paul Draper. also of Hey
worth. for the capture of William
Dalton, who escaped with s772,-
900 in bonds from the trust COM
pany last week. Dennis has filed
suit against Draper TO collect the
reward, alleging that it was his
Tip" that resulted in Dalton's ar
rest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
SHOULD HOUSE INSTITUTE IMPEACH.
.MENT Proceedings AGAINST IRAPP.
DURING ABSENCE STATE0F GOV.
.ERN0R BAD CONDITION MIGHT ARISE.
A VOTE FOR CITY MANAGER
is VOTE FOR PROTECTION
OF PUBLIC WELFARE

Under the city manager form OF
government as proposed for the
city OF Ardmore. The manager can
not make purchases in excess of
$500 without the people having a
vote on II.
Vote for the city manager form
OF government and know that your
money is rightfully spent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
ARDMORE H0NORS MEMORY
OF DEAD

Recognizing in the character Of the
late Democratic leader, all that goes
to make up the really great man. ir.
respective of political faith or religious
creed. the membership of the Demo
cratic central committees of Carter
county acting with the officers of the
Continued on page ID
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
sin SH0NE BRIGHTLY AND BALNIESI
.BREEZES KISSED DEWY BLOSSOMS Of
EARLY SPRING AS STEP LIVELY HOSTS
.H0PPED away ON FIRST LEG Of JOUR.
NEY TOPUT CITY ON COMMERCIAL MAP
KITCHEN OF NORTH CARO-
LIMA AUTOMATICALLY BE
COMES MINORITY LEADER

Washington, March 3.-Democra-
tic members OF the house were
advised today that Representative
Kitchen Of North Carolina, who
became minority leader Of the
nouse yesterday through the death
OF Representative Clark was rap
idly recovering from his recent
Illness. Mr.. Kitchen. his physicians
announced, will be able to resume
his seat at the extra session to be
called probably in April.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
JOHNSON WIRES
SOLDIERS BILL
PASSES SENATE

Especial to Thr Ar1moreite)
Washington. y. c., March a.
Soldiers Hospital Bin has just
passed the Senate. j. W. Har.
held advises Il will pass the House
this afternoon. lie believes the
chances are very good for location
OF hospital In Oklahoma.
II. NJ. JOHNSON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03

New York.--General Improvement
was reported In the condition OF Bn-
rico Caruso. tenor. following an opera
tion Tuesday to remove pus from the
pleural cavity,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03

The house did pass eight bills yes.
teriay. Among them was one by
Eeim. Smallwood and Harrison. Gre
ating the office ~ assistant bank COM
missioner and secretary TO the state
banking board. and eleven other Of
ficcs IN tho department whose incum-
bents would be assistants to the bank
Continued on page %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03

Beriln.-Ths newspapers unanimous
ly declared that Germnny's counter
proposal to the allied rsparations de
mand go to the extreme limit Of Ger
msny's ecssonio caraclty.