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The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
FOR SUBURBAN HOMES
READ HERALD WANTS"
SUBURBAN FOR SALE
Cenfinned.

Confinned.
Brsstv,oe. Ma. n~sr wfinsss . Ivy soy-
Price. 500. nshnrn<, ana sufiivsn, isz7
Eye 81 ~, nj n. 1sz1-
HyATTsvrILR, ND. rns-. ., sise.. scI
,.n 10. ,,.s ss'se e s'es east; .resr 10 rAin-
FzLLS cHURcH. va. trolls,. : r.ss .ez.
sTcsr Scsi es'i a if.iir.x. ne ne n. ga = ~. . =
SILVER sPRISc, ND.-sreen punssisvi
furnace heat, siec.: rHr.. sacoo. y. n
esrmss. Dist. Net. Bsnk Bl1s.
CEDAR 81. CHFRRfDILI, va. q roons
ana bath. electric lirht- fres. h7o.
HFRNDoN. VA. Nod bo.s: 10 seres lss<.
ss.ooo. wn. n. ssunoes q Co, i<ss
NEW HOME. JsE- RMs-. Lof ioor1z.
MOD. SUBURBAN NOE. rus. a b.
shsse fruit. etc. 20 min. 20 efty. $40. .soo
WIN. X. ssunders a Co. 1tss X st. nv.
CHERRYDAI-E. VA. Q rms. q d. h.v.k-I
q acre. 5000. WIN. n. ssunoers .
Co. 1883 X ST nv.
COTTAGE CITY. ND ss-soo. Q rms q g.
s-nI-. ehteken coop. ls.. lot J. d. Gar
man. Dist. Nat. BsaS nhs.
Volta PLI rms; S = r.; "a, n. .,s' 20;
rNs'Ns- - - - - -
BldG.
sPRISo HILL Va. 10 rns., 9sr.. ehIst-,
house. 10 q. Price. s. 500. CLARENCE
v, WEIGH. III I4a Of. az. n. f2-ss.
ANoRA HILLS. Va. rms. a b.. euass-
low, nev. vacant. box1so. Price, $1,000.
Cash bal easy terms. CLAREScH y.
WEIGH. III 18th OF. NJ. N. <2-es.
CLARENDON. Va. mod. o~eIlins. rscsnt.
Z rms. tile hath. vspof heat. elee. Prics.
81 500: 81 500 cash. CLARENCE v. wELcH-
III 18th st. NO. n l2-ss.
BRADLEY HILLS. 6 rms. D. oslf bus-
galOw, ami. INN. poss-, $1,000 wN.
y. HARTUNG. Southern Bldf.
EDGEMOoR, WATKINS ave. a wavefiy
lane. = rms. a b.. AMI, tl3.ooo
wM: X. HARrUNG. Southern Bag.
EENsIsV;ToS. ma. rms. a o. fur. fsf,
sh1snery Price. 5000. AeNEr
REALTY co. 72s itth ct. nv. N. ssss.
HYATTsvILLE. Nd, rms. b. sto-,.
h-wh. eAec-. gar. 5000. MONEY
REALTY co. Tz6 hth 81 nv. n. ssss.
CLARENDON. Va. 8 mE. a D.. i-plP- fur.
elee.. water sni sewer. $500. MeNEf
BEATTY Co. T2e itth st. nv. N. saes.
RIvERBBT.E. Nd. a. rrs bause. furr
fruit ISrries. Price. $500. ArSHf
REALTT CO. T2s I4th st. nv. n 1858.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Northeast Central Continued.

MASS. AVE. NE Mr.. TTH. rms. and b.
Lat 81. 81. $4,000. A. N. Wildman Co..
9th 4 III sts
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

MOVING AND PACKING
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
GREAT BRITAIN TO
HAVE DEBT TO j. s.
TURNED TO BONDS
AMBASSADOR GEDDES NOW HAS
AUTHORITY TO NEGOTIATE IN
CLEARING UP OUR WAR
LOAN.

London, Feb. 3.-Negotiations rela-
tive to an adjustment Of Grent Bri-
tains debt to the United States are
in the hands of Sir Auckland Geddes.
British ambassador in Washington and
the proposed trip to America Of Lord
Chalmers, permanent secretary of the
treasury WIS merely to facilitate the
conversions. This was the eNplana-
ton given here yesterday for the
posi,ponement II Lord Chalmers visit.
Under THE Liberty loan enact
ments." The Associated Press was
told, the American treasury was en-
powered to float loans and to make
advances to the allies. Negotiations
have been going on with The United
States government ever since the ar
mistice, but have pigeon-holed for
some time because OF the urgency of
other matters such as reparutions and
domestic finances, with which the
treasury has been busy. The fact
that negotiations hive been going on
apparently was the basis of reports
that lord Chambers would go to Ame-
rca and propose the conversion Of the
British debt to the United States into
five per cent bonds, maturing in 1888
and 1947." The declaration of Lord
Chalmers to go to America, however IL
taken as an indication that the Bri-
tish desire TO windup its affairs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF ARDMORE Is
GREAT SOURCE OF PRIDE AND OPTIMISM

\ A travelling representative of one OF the largest
credit bureaus in the United States here this week
in conference with the local representative of the bureau
The travelling representative who covers large territory
stated that business holding up better in Ardmore than
any other city in his circuit He expressed the opinion
that Ardmore would scarcely feel the depression that
has been prevalent in the east for several months
The truth of the statements made by this man is
borne out by what merchants say of their business.
large number of merchants visited and almost with
out exception they stated they selling goods
than they selling at this time year ago and all OF
them report brisk business.
Automobile dealers state that passenger cars are
moving Just bit slugghly but not more so than during
any other winter The dealers expect business to
open with boom when the spring months open and the
people grow eager to get out the country roads fol-
lowing the winter They state that the truck business is
unusually good -sj.A
The telegraph companies report that they have
nice gain in business the past January the same
month year ago. Business at the post office during
the first month Of the year indicates that the office
will have gain in gross receipts over the past year of
approximately $20,000
At time when great readjustment of values is
taking place. at time when there is national move
should expect to recede to degree at least but when
these trade conditions based upon actual figures taken
from sales of merchants from post office receipts, from
bank clearngs from telegraph receipts and from freight
and express receipts show that greater volume of
business is being handled than during the days when
supposed to be at the pinnacle Of the high tide of
business the showing made by this city is not short of
being remarkable and is for driving out whatever
gloom might be here and constitutes for general
rejoicing, for greater confidence in city and for
greater loyalty to it as well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
SHERMAN DEALERS
WILL BE HERE FOR
big AUTOMOTIVE
SHOW MARCH 9-12

Tom Cooper. president Of the Ard
more Automobile Dealers Association,
has been advised that the Sherman
dealers will be here for the Ardmore
show which will be held March 3. 10,
IL and 12. Dan Murphy Of the Buff
falo Refining Company OF Sherman
who formerly resided in this city has
the matter in charge and he advises
that the Sherman dealers will charter
Pullman car and will fill II with
sherman people for the purpose Of
spending one or two days In Ardmore.
The Sherman people are OF the opln-
ion that Ardmore hotels will be crowd.
ed during that week and they are
planning TO provide their own sleeping
quarters by chartering II Pullman. Mr..
Murphy says so far he has approached
IL dealers and each one of the IL
agreed to come or to send n represen-
tative and MIR. Murphy is OF the opin-
ion that every dealer in Sherman Will
cooperate with the movement to have
Sherman thoroughly represented at the
Ardmore show.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
METHODISTS HOLD
IMPORTANT SET UP
MEETING INTEREST
.CHILDREN'S WEEK
WEEK OF APRIL "a TO MAY
WILL BE OBSERVED AS "CHIL-
DREN'S WEEK." PLANS
ARE DISCUSSED

A set up meeting of the ministers
and Sunday school workers of the
Ardmore district was held last night
at Broadway Methodist church in the
interest of Children's Week. which is
April "a to May /. Mrs. w. b. Fur
guson of Oklahoma City, who is in
charge of the elementary division Of
the Sunday school work. conducted
the meeting.
Childrens Week is to be observed
by all the Protestant denominations
and all child welfare organizations
of America. The slogan for the week
is: Give more thought TO the chill
dren." Mrs. Furguson outlined the
complete program. The object is to
stir the whole church membership
with a sense of the strategic import
ance of childhood and with the neces-
sty for providing proper means for
his religious nurture. Committees will
be selected TO have charge of public
ity; general mass meeting: chill
dren's exhibit; and u play hour for
the children. During the week COM
plete visitation is to be made by all
teachers to the parents of the chill
dren who are in Sunday school.
A survey will be made of all chill
dren accessible to the Sunday school
to find why they are not attending.
An exhibit is to be arranged showing
the importance of the work with chill
dren and the materials and means
needed. In this will be discussed;
"The Children and Family Worship;
'The Needs of the Child THE Laws
of the School," "Thc Children and
Their Sunday School Lesson The
Children and the Motion Pictures;
and various similar subjects.
A mass meeting is planned for all
the parents and il is quite important
that they be invited and urged to
attend for they will have impressed
upon them the interest that the sun
day school is showing in their chill
dren. The Parent-Teachers' Associa-
ton will try to be brought into closer
touch with each other during the
week.
The program will mean much to the
Sunday school and to the community
nj large IL IL is fully carried out. The
set up meeting was well attended both
by the people of Ardmore and the
ministers and Sunday school workers
from over the district.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
HARDING ARRANGES
TO KEEP AWAY FROM
PALM BEACH CROWDS

Palm Beach, Fla. Feb. 4.-Unless
President-elect Hardings houseboat,
Victoria, can shake the jinx which
has followed her since she left Miami,
Wednesday morning. her company
probably will be transferred TO a
faster conveyance ashore in order TO
get them back TO st. Augustine on
schedule time.
When she began her third days
sailing this morning, the Victoria had
lost full day because of troubles.
with mud flats along her course in
the Indian river During the night
she was at anchor ten miles below
Palm Beach and much OF the day the
president-elect and his party had
promised to spend ashore here. play
ing golf and calling on friends. The
house boat cannot run at night. and
1t will require good luck and unin-
terrupted sailing during the daylight
hours of the next two days TO get
her back to st. Augustine, by Sunday
night. which Is the time limit set by
Mr.. Harding on his vacation cruise.
During his stop here the president
elect arranged to take luncheon pri-
vately and TO keep away from the
crowds about the Palm Beach hotels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
BILL OF RIGHTS"
IN WEST VIRGINIA
SENATE IS HAILED
AS LABOR REMEDY
WOULD MAKE COERCION IN DE-
HANDING OR REFUSING THAT
LABOR AFFILIATION Is A
VIOLATION OF LAW

Charleston, w. Va, Feb. A bill
of rights, introduced into the sem
ate and house of delegates at the in
stance of Samuel Il. Montgomery.
state labor commissioner, Is being
carefully reviewed by persons inter-
ested in the labor situation in West
Virginia, because the measure is being
hailed as cure for labor strife, in
the state. Two important paragraphs
in the bill follow:
"It shall be unlawful for any indi-
vidual. firm or corporation, or agent
thereof, to coerce, require, demand
or influence any person or persons,
to enter into any agreement, written,
verbal or implied, not to join or be-
come member OF labor union, or
from associating together under the
name Of Knights of Labor, or any
other name they may desire for any
lawful purpose, or for using moral
suasion or lawful argument for in
union"
1T shall be unlawful for any ind-
vidual or members of any firm or any
agent, officers or employees of any
company or corporation to solicit or
require. demand or influence any EN-
ploye to enter into an agreement,
verbal or written, to vacate the prem
ises and surrender his or her domi-
cile, as condition precedent to be-
, coming a member Of a labor union,
or from associating together under
the name of Knights Of Labor. OF
any other name they may desire; pro-
vided that surrendering the domicile
or house shall be governed by the
laws of landlord or tenant"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
JEWISH CHRONICLE
PRINTS DRAFT OF
BRITISH MANDATE
PROTECTORATE OVER PALES-
TINE RESERVES EXERCISE OF
SOVEREIGN RIGHTS; ENCOUR-
AGES JEWISH HOMELAND.

London, Feb. 4.-The British draft
of the mandate for Palestine which
will be submitted to the council of
the league of nations at its next meet
ing in Geneva, provides in its first
article that the mandatory nation
Great Brittany shall have all the pow
ers inherent in the government OF a
sovereign state. according to the text
of the draft, printed by the Jewish
Chronicle here TO-DAY.
Among the outstanding features of
the q articles of the mandate are
stipulations that the widest measure
Of self-govemment for localities, con-
sistent with prevailing conditions,
shall be encouraged, and that the
mandatory shall be responsible for
maintaining such political, admins
trative and economic conditions as
shall secure the establishment of a
Jewish national home and the devel-
opment of self-govcrnmental insiitu-
tions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
FIRE DESTROYS
AUGUSTUS Big
TOURIST HOTEL

Augusta. Ca, Feb. i.-.Firc OF un-
determined origin destroyed the Bon
Air, Augusta's largest tourist hotel
ut 2:30 o'clock this morning. The
loss Is estimated at 81 100000
SO far as can be learned, all guests
escaped injury.
The loss, incluAny personal be-
longings of guests. hter was unosfi-
cially placed at $1,000. 900. None of
the 26O guests WIS injured, being
awakened by night clerk shortly
after che fire was discovered. Many
were carried to safety by the fremen.
In recent years the hotel had been
the winter home OF former Presi-
dent VIM. II. Taft, John u. Rccke
fellcr. Nathan Strauss. and many
other notables. The building was val
ued at about $500, 900. and Is under
stood to have been fully covered by
Insurance.
+ Tho guests with such personal prop
erty az they were able to save, spent
the rnst Of the night at other hotels.
or at homes In the winter colony.
Several guests who were III were car
ricd to hospitals.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
SPECIAL CALL IN
STATE SENATE ON
/ DEFICIENCY BILL
The Largest Thus Far in
This Session Legislature
Provides for $323,3S6.27
THREE LARGEST ARE
FOR $4,000 EACH
TWO COVERING CLAIMS ISSUED
BY DEPARTMENT OF HIGH
WAYS THIRD, INTEREST
ON ALL CLAIMS.

Oklahoma City, Feb. 4.-The largest
deficiency bill thus far in this ses-
sion of the legislature is on special
call for 2 o'clock today in the sem
ate. The bill provides that $323,3S6.27
be appropriated to cover deficiency
certificates, certified by Governor Rob-
ertson. 1t is expected that practical
ly the entire afternoon will be spent
in consideration Of the measure.
The three largest deficiency claims
are for 100000 each, two covering
claims issued by the department OF
the highway and the third covering
interest on all claims referred to in the
bill where interest is authorized by
deficiency certificates.
\ Although the house today faces a
number OF matters which may come
up for discussion, it is expected that
she committee investigating state insti-
tutions, will submit report and that
this will take up most of the discus
sion. Discussion Of the resolution call
ing for the appointment OF n commit
tee to investigate charges of improp-
or lobbying in che interest of the
chlropractor bill is also expected to-
< day. AS the conclusion to the most
protracted fight in the senate this
season, the upper house yesterday
passed the bill providing for the erec-
>tion of system of crop warehouses
innd appropriated s2,0OO.OOO TO finance
the project. The emergency clause
masing the money available in GO
days was eliminated.
N An appropriation Of $4,000 for the
Estate highway department, was passed
yesterday by the senate as was o
Supplemental appropriation Of 1885,.
600 for the aid of rural schools dur.
SEg the remainder of the fiscal year
Appropriations of s4O5,000 for The
erection of buildings at the University
of Oklahoma was reported favorably
by senate committee yesterday.
The house yesterday extended its
Investigation activities to include pipe.
line companies in the state. A reso-
luton introduced by Eli l.. Admire
of Oilton charging that the compan'
les are not accepting their full capa.
city OF oil offered was adopted.
The resolution charged the stat,
had lost sl,541 900 in taxes on BROS.
production since January "a.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
MARIETTA POST. AMERICAN
LEGION HOLDS ELECTION

Marietta, Okh., Feb. 2.--M the an
nual election of Burch Brothers l"st
No. 1856 of the American Legion the
following officers We're elected Tor
1921: DR.. A. r, Martin, post COM
mander: Jim Gaylor, post adjutant;
Anil Frozzlrd. post finance oticer'
and Nathan Levine, historian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
Dallas Man Dies From Burns

Kosse. Texas. Feb. 4.-Walter Bu-
chanan. of Dallas died here today of
burns received when HIS clothing be-
came ignitcd from an open fire he
built alongside the railroad track. Al
. o'clock last night he was seen run
ming and screaming along the rail-
road track envelopcd In flames. lie
was fatally burned before assistance
arrived. Buchanan said he went 10
sleep by the fire and awokc with his
clothing IN flames. lie died In n
hospital at o'clock this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
TO DISCUSS DISARMAMENT
TO BE CALLED by L. ;

Washington, Feb Am interna-
tlonol conference TO discuss disarma-
mcnt will be called by the United
states, Chairman Butler OF the mousse
naval committees, said today when
the committees met To hear the
views Of prominent naval officers on
the subject.
Chairman Butler did not say when
the call would be issued but from his
line OF questioning Of witnesses !,
wns assumed he thought the eau
would be issued soon after the inaugu'
ration OF Presldent-elect Harding. Mr.
Butler recently conferred with Mr..
Harding at Marion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
SUPERVISORS RECEIVE
THREATENING LETTERS

San Francisco, Feb. 4. - Four
members of the board of supervisors
of San Francisco announced today
receipt of identical threatening let
ters anonymously written on brown
wrapping paper The letters read:
You pretty rotten. Make high
tax. now make Sunday law. |
fight for liberty. / fix you. / no
you home"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
FINAL VOTE ON TARIFF
BILL IN SIGHT FOR TODAY

Washington. Feb. i.-Thc final vote
In the senate ON the Fordney cmcr-
gency tariff bill was believed TO be
In sight today as a result Of tcnta-
tive agreements reached between
leaders OF both sides yesterday after
series OF conferences. supporters
OF the measure. under tentative
program, were expected TO ask again
for unanimous consent FOR fixing a
date FOR final vote, probably February
10. or soon thereafter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
MORE BOMB THROWING
CHICAGO NEGRO DISTRICT

Chicago, Feb. A bomb thrown
from an automobile into the door
way of a four story apartment
building on the south side, owned
and occupied in part by Robert
jackson, a wealthy negro. shatter-
ed windows in half of the block late
last night, and several persons were
injured by flying glass.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
EUROPEAN BUYERS
REFUSE TO ENTER
WHEAT MARKET OF
SOUTH AMERICA
DUE TO UNCERTAINTY AS TO
ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT RE.
IMPOSING EXPORT SUR.
TAX ON WHEAT

Buenos Aires, reb. 4.-Wheat fu-
lures have broken severely in the
Bolsa de Commercio here during the
past week, prices falling the equiva-
lent of 30 cents per bushel on tre-
mendous speculative turnover equal
to 2,000,0 900 bushels per day. 1t is as
serted that Argentina is beginning its
great annual crop movement with q
surplus for expectation estimated at
100000 tons of wheat and that this
country Is n dominating factor in the
worlds grain market.
The decision Of the Chicago board
of trade on Wednesday to discontinue
the posting of Argentine grain quota
tions is characterized by members Of
the Bolsa as equivalent o IAN os-
trich hiding his head in the sand,'
many prominent members agreed to-
day it was impossible for the Chicago
board TO ignore Argentine quotations,
and said If the board refused to
post them officially, grain firms in
the United States would be compelled
to obtain the figures on their own in
itiative.
Reference made on Wednesday by
J. =. Griffin, president of the Chica'
go board to the alleged fact that
Argentina quotations "do not inteili-
gently reflect the supply and demand
situation" resulted today in local
spectators bringing forward North
American statistics showing the worlds
wheat production exceeds consump-
ton requirements by 17O,000,000 BUSH
els. These figures were cited to
prove the recent fall of prices both
here and in Chicago was an obedience
to economic laws.
1t was pointed out that as domestic
consumption in Argentina is small IN
comparison with that Of the United
States, Argentina prices must be gov
erned TO a great extent by export
demand
European buyers at present refuse
to enter the market here, chiefly, it IS
said. because of the uncertainty as 10
whether the Argentine government Will
reimpose the export surtax on wheat
which expired on Dec. 81. such ac-
ton was intimated recently in gov
ernment sources. The lack of export
demand, together with the lateness
of the crop and the heavy yield, is
said to have caused the break IN
futures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04
FOUR DAY WEEK IN
SHOPS AT DENlSON

Denisou, Texas, Feb. i.-Bullotins
were posted In the local Missouri,
Kansas and Texas car and locomo-
tive shops las; night announcing that
for the remainder OF February a fom
day week would be in force. About
700 men are affected by the reduction
In hours.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04

New York.--liobert +. Brindell,
president OF the building tnades coun-
ell was found guilty OF the charge
OF cxtoition fiom builders by a jury
In justice McAvowry's court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-04

Chicago-Cases OF the eight Chicago
American league baseball players in
dicted for completely in alleged throw.
ing Of games IN 1919 worlds series
TO court Wednesday. Feb. 2. wSen
Judge VIM u. Dcvar has announced
he will set date for orraisnment
OF The men.