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The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-18
TREASURY COMPLIES
 MEMORADA ON BONUS
tBy the Associated Pres.,

Washington, Jan. 18.-Department of treasury experts today are work ing on memoranda for submission to congress, it is said, setting forth the governments financial situation in it's relation to soldier bonus legisla- tion.
 Secretary of the Treasury Mellon it was also said, has not altered his view that passage of bonus legisla- tion should be deferred until better industrial conditions prevail.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-18
QUEBEC PROFITS
 BY LIQUOR SALES
By the Associated Press)

Quebec, Canada, Jan. 18.-Profits from the sale of liquor in the prov lnce of Quebec will in 20 years pay off the public debt, maintain public roads and provide funds for the SUD- port of education, according to re- port made public today by Premier Tasherau.
 The report is based on the volume of business handled during the past year, the government one year ago having declared monopoly on whis- key sales.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-18
LEVIN TO ATTEND
 C0MFABlAT GENOA
(By the Associated Pressl

Moscow, Jan. 18.-Premier Lenin or Foreign Minister Chitcherin will head the Russian soviet delegation to the forthcoming international eco- homie conference in March at Genoa, 1t was officially announced today Lenin for the soviet government has accepted the invitation of the allied supreme council to participate in the conference
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-18
PREFERENCE GIVEN
 ALLIED DEBT, BONUS
tBy the Associated Pressi

Washington, Jan. 18.-Republican senators in conference today decided to press the allied debt funding bill and soldier bonus legislation in pref erence over other measurers now pending in the senate.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-18
NEW PROPOSAL GIVEN FARLEY
 BY ]. 5. ENVOY
tBy the Associated Press>

Washington, Jan. 18.-The Amer ican delegation to the arms barley in an authoritative statement today made public it's intention to lay before the conference another resolution on ques- tions affecting the Far East.
 This resolution in particular would bring China's railroads under specific rules and regulations of operation designed to prevent discrimination against the nationals of any country
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-18
3| MILLION MARKS
 PAID BY GERMANY
tBy the Associated Press)

Paris, Jan. 1S.-Germany today made it's first payment of 31 million gold marks in accordance with the recent decision of the allied repara tlons commission at Cannes, under the provisions of which Germany will be compelled to make such payments every ten days until final decision is made on the entire reparatiors uues- tion.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-18

o. L. sDunaway, representative of a big school book corporation, has purchased from Dr. w. R. Greeson the lot between the residences of Dr. Greeson and C. J. Erbacher on Gen. ter street. Mir. Dunaway will remove with his family to Conway early in the spring and will start the erection of a residence on the property. He was for many years superintendent of the Hot Springs public schools.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-27
"A Newspaper That Serues
THURSDAY, APRIL 81, 1922
POOR MISS ALICE

IN Baltimore, on the Chesapeake Bay yesterday the
league OF women voters took slap at Miss Alice
Robertson, member OF congress extraordinary from
I'klahoma Miss Alice, as She is lovingly known by
her near friends has been in more or less trouble
Since entering congress with her sisters
Ihe suttragrsts did the work and Miss Alice who
opposed them the pie That is the trouble. In
genfously stated but true. She should get closer to
her constituents than by radio, remarks another
NdeaT sister.
The TACT that Miss Alice has SO much trouble with
her SISTERS leads US to doubt the much toasted com
mon sense and wisdom OF the woman Suffrage is
dead issue Yet Miss Alice with great emphasis de-
Fctarss that she was for it on every occasion
ythar presents an opportunity for speechmaking
Miss Alice is good, motherly old lady. She is
"a Christian but like many Christians of the old
school purgatory and damnaton await all who dis
agree with her She has sterling qualities but she
lacks diplomacy. She may as she says, have morse
sense but her understanding of the minds of her
sister in This age IS short of what it should be-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-27
BertonB nBraleyS Daily Poem
THE GOOD OLD STUFF

The novel realistic with outlook pessmistc
Has, at present quite a literary vogue;
And there's always attraction in novel fuQ Of action
Where the hero gets the better of a rogue,
Then the analytic study OF soul that's rather muddy
Gives the Unprecedented reader quite a whirl;
But the novelsts endeavor that is popular forever
Is the story Of Fellow and a Girl
Tales of superheated passion at certain times in
fashion
And the socialistic novel often scores;
And the volume where the cynic holds Of social
clinic
Is the thing type of reader most adores
But the tale that hits all classes from the hshbrows
to the masses,
And that sets sleeping pulses in a whirl
the book whose glanor hovers pair OF youth
ful lovers,
Just the story of a Fellow and Girl.
How joy feel the spendor OF love that's sweet
and tender
How ache to make the lovers pathway smooth;
How agonze 10 aid them when their troubles have
waylaid them.
How we'd like chance TO counsel them and soothe
Masterpieces grim and tragic lack this bhthe eternal
magic
That makes all hidden sentiment unfurl;
Oh there's nothing else that fills with happy glow
and thrills
Like the story OF a Fellow and a Girl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-27
OUR FIRST YEAR
By a Bride

his mind off from my silly extrava-
gance! l hated myself
And then Jack discovered the des.
sert plates.
Plates TO match?" he asked and this
time he did not smile.
Aren't they perfectly glorious?" ]
cried out. "Seel Now wouldn't you
think them all alike? But they are
not! They're different! No two alike!
That's why they're SO expensivel Mary
Smith has dozen OF them. l know
you'd want me to have things as nice
as Mary's. But l bought only sixr'
By getting Jack to admire the many
designs, expected to keep him from
asking the price Of the plates. He did
not inquire. but he must have done
some figuring, for he exclaimed:
Gosh! l ought to be earning more
money!
Wouldn't that be grandr' I agreed
II ought 10. At my agel" Jack isn't
often dismal I comforted him:
You mustn't blame yourself, dear
Not even If some Of the boys arr
earning $4,000 a year and more. OIL
course it would be awfuily nice II We
could have car this summer.
But some Of the boys didn't go tC
the war. And that sets you back aw
fully Just as you had started too
And now this business depression. Bu,
the slump won't last forever Ant
well manage to get along Until time.
improve"
Ny comfort didn't seem TO do ms
husband much good
"Of course, some day / addet
you're going 10 be c rich manr'
Jack gave me the Queerest look.
didn't understand It. Blu, Il mad'
me feel chilly all over. He seemed e
say that he didn't care whether ol
not. ne ever was rich man.
And l positively shiver to thing ",
may be poor all our days
ITO be continued)
Now that they make love hy raGiC
there's some fast spnrl.tne
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-27
TEN YEARS AGO
Happenings In Carter County and
Ardmore as told by the tiles
Of the Ardmoreite.

George L. Evans, good man and
an old time citizen and C. very popular
citizen Of Newport, becomes o candi.
date this morning for the office Of
county commissioner from the second
district. This 10 the district now rep.
resented by W. II. Kirkpatrick on the
county board.
VIII Ritchie OF Marietta was an Ard.
more visitor yesterday. AIR. Ritchie
says his town has built modern ice
plant and has organized an oil company
that Is now sinking test wells q few
miles east Of the town.
H. H. Mead, Gentry Hodges, Arthur
Streahley and the Ardmore track team
went TO Norman Friday afternoon where
attended the state track meet on the
university grounds. About twenty-five
students from Ardmore city schools also
went 10 witness the events.
o. L. Dennis and G. ". Ritter have
returned from fishing trip TO OH
Springs. They report more fish and
better fish than they eveS found there
before.