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CONNECTICUT AVE.

CONNECTICUT AVE.
Woodley Park. most exclusive section: eight
large bright rooms and three bath front rear
and sleeping porches: finished and fioored 10
hardwood: charming electric fix ures: hnt-
water heat: maids room; screens and awnings;
sarags on a..eE fr:cr, $=:.Gu. Nof.h your
iHlHeoiate inspection. 23-4
CLEVELAND PARK.
This home has just been completed, Of
pressed brick. with front and double rear
porches; all modern convenences. such as hot
water heat, electric lights, hardwood floors
and trim; In screened throughout: built in
refrigerator: garage. Can be bought on low
cash payment, balance like rent. Price,
$4,000 Phone Us for appointment and full
particulars. 1874
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THOMAS L. CARTER. AUcTIoNEER.

Auction Sale Of Unredeemed
Pledges
On THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
TWENTY EIGHTH. 1922 AT TEN O'CLOCK.
! will commence to sell, at the establishment
of E. Heidenheimer. Inc. sos King street.
Alexandria. Va. all pledges upon which the
interest IS overdue up to this date. Ticket
holders kindly take notice
f. Heidenheimer. Inc. Brokers.
SPLIT
DAVID NOTES. AUTHORIZATIONS TUES
day September e. 1922 at 10 O'Clock am. I
viii sell ~ onb''" a"r''"~ - che r"-mr-a'
Produce Market Haskell Market. 10Th and
r xts NV. 12 no ses ami InaIes Te.mR:
Cash at time OF sale. BY order os the Com
miss'oners. y. c. d. J. DONOVAN: A"''tor.
n. O. se22, e. oJ
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WATEh-FRaNr PROPERTY.
l.ROOM WATERPROOF RCNGAIOWS. FAC.
ns Chesapeake bay; 90 minutes BY auto, Phone
Col. 540i-J. oos
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS J. OWEN BON. AUCT10NEERS.

CPRovED REAL ESTATE, No. aoss 18th
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust record
cd n iiber 2520. folio $50, Of the land rec
osds Of the District Of Columbia and Of 4 de-
cree cree tn % equity cause No. 4oi55. the undsrsisned
trustee viii sell at publlc auction. in The once
DAY DAY OF Of sEPTEMBER. 1922, At ONE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premmises situate In the District Of Co
iumbia. and designated a. lot i5S Of Bough-
ton Moore's subdivi:;on IL square 100 .s ,as tas
same is recorded In Liber y; y. G.. PAGE ~
By house No. 2os2 nth street northwest.
Terms to be stated at time Of ssle.
W. WALTON EpWARDs..
-. "a 90 os a,1-,o John Marnhsli 'siSce.
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BY authority vested in u we will I'LL at
TaE 7 q
SEPTEMBER, 1884,: AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. lots $40 and S1i In square 2947, Improved
as above. 80.
Terms: one-half cash over present deed
OF trust for $500 due July l. 1924. and the
balance in one year. $500 deposit att time
Of sale. Conveysncing. recording and revenue
within 80 days or deposit forfeited.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 SON. Auctioneers.
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BRIGHTWOOD.
JAMES M. CARTER & CO., INC,
1871 H St. NV.
UNEQUALED

B SOID-2 LEFT
4oo6-l0a7 4th st. n.w-Atlrsctiye tapestry
brick modern homes. Just completed; 6 rooms,
bath. h.-1. heat. elsc.. colonial front, double
garage space. Small cash payment. Easy
terms. Omen and l'ehted until pm.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
S14 New York Ave: franklin eo1s.
NEW HOME BARGAIN.
OF ak large rooms. bath. cellar. elec. lights.
Lineoin Park; $500; terms. Phone Lincoln
40e1.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADM a. KEHCHLER. AuCTIONEER.

Government Sale of .U)n-
serviceable Furniture,
Rugs, ETC., in the House
of Representatives Office
Building.
By Public Auction,
Thursday, September 18th, 1922,
Commencing at 80 Am.
Miscellaneous unserviceable property, consist.
Ing. in part, Of Desks. Chairs Bookcases. fiis Is
Cabinets, Binders. Carpets, Rugs, etc.. located
in the subway rotunds Of the House Of Rep
resentatives once building, New Jersey ave.
and b Ut. Sc.
Terms: Cash.
se22 -d&dbs. .exsu. Chief Clerk H. OF H.
TH0S. J. OWEN Z BON. AUCTI0NEERs.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wESCHLER, AUCTIONECR. :,
Large Stock of .Modern.
Electric Lighting Fix
tures. bv Auction

EIeCtItC LtSntIng T X
tures, by Auction.
BY order Of owner. who is disseminating the
lighting fixture business In order to devote
his entire time and space to the radio busi-
ness. ! am authorized to sell hts entire stock
Of Electric Limiting Fixtures
By Public Auction,
Within his store rsam,
No. sos 9th St. NV.
Wednesday, Sept. a.. 1922,
Commencing 10 AM.
Including several hundred fixtures for ali
parts Of the home. store and once in silver.
bronze. brass. cast, wrought iron, ivory. etc.
Dealers, builders and private buyers invited.
Catalog circulars can be obtained upon re.
guest.
Terms: Cash.
ADAM A. wHsM1ER. Auet.
sacodAdhs. .GEgu
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0UT.oF.T0WN REAL ESTATE.
QNQDRF pRnpIeAry

BUNGALOW AT BACK Ray
Beach: Be. No. Of Tooms: completely furnished
nowers; II fond Of fishing, boating. ductine
Z real bargain. :" se'
, 80. BACK BAY BEACH CO.,
Z 90lO: 021 18th NV
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123 R ST. NV.
Vacant.

An sxesllsnt two-stor2 brick home containing
six large rooms and bath. Hot-water heat. elec-
tric liGhts. Redecofated throughout Large
front porch. Garage. Immediats possession.
TEE REALTY INVEST. CORPORATION
or
WARRINGTON,
Exclusive Agents,
185 l1fh Ut. NV. nain 10.
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)LUMBIA HEIGHTS,

Charming home that will please the particular home
located convenient bus and line brick construction
and BATH butn garage all
water heat electric lights hardwood floors trim Price
small cash payment lei
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10th ST. HEIGHTS PRICE, $1275o
s n 2 mie
NEAR 18th AND P SITS. PRICE, $4,000
0 dheans
lights Room
CHEVY CHASE, MD. PRICE. SCI 900.
of sroomsa
A
CLOSE TO 10th AND PARK RID. PRICE, $3.50
LAMONT ST NEAR 18th ST. PRICE, $780,.
" ""''
WYOMING AVE. PRICE, $235oo-
" proveN NslaIvsu ' ~ '' '"A
Mt. PLEASANT. PRICE, S12 5oo
AeaIba ~ ~ ""' @''
RANDALL H. HAGNER & co.
1907 Connecticut Ave franklin 436667
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32nd AND CATHEDRAL AVE-
Finished and Under construction restricted zoned Masa
chusetts Park differently designed detached brick and tile
trail and side hall homes four and bedrooms, three and
four baths. Lots so to lis feet 'front.' heated garages.
2822 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Finished and under construction Wasngton best located
designed and complete city homes Two Stories attic
breakfast porch three baths 'chaueur Open pm
cash cash sS 3 month month Save ssy: m SsS @ 1s ss month Save Save $751;
M1DDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED OWNER,
Main 6o3 Tenth Floor Woodward Building, 18th and H.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Improved Real Estate,
Known as the ''Chastle.
ton Apartment" }" North
east Corner Sixteenth
and r Streets Northwest,
Washington, D. 6.

By virtue OF 4 certain deed Of trust: re
corded in Liber 1852. folio go ct seq, of the
land records Of the District Of Columbia. and
the tn @ undersTned = trustee. viii offer 70. saie. Sy
public suction. in front Of the premises. on
FE awEsHFEEETb eAi oioSk ck
PM the following described real sstate sit:
Ia.e n the city Of Washington District OF
Lots ss to 81 inclusive, 70 to y inclusive:
the south u feet BY full width OF lots 6S and
6n and the south II feet BY full depth Of lot
-, in b. K. Plains subdivision Of lots 10
:aS.rs 1s2 a. per pl., rssofSsd .. in .es! ~ H.
surveyor Of the District Of Columbia: also lot
1Oa, In the subdivision made BY All Souls
Church Of Washington. D. c.: OF lots 10 SAID
square 1gz. "a recorded in said surveyors Of;
BY modern eight-story bnilding, sontainins 92e
apartments. known as the chastIeton. located
in 4 most desirable residential section. sub:
ject however. to three prior deeds Of trust OF
record, aegregating 81 $50. 900. particulars Of
which will be announced At time Of sale . or
Terms Of sale: All cash over and above said
trusts. A deposit Of $4,000 required OF the
purchaser at the time Of sale. Ali conveyanc.
fees at the cost Of the purchaser. Term: of
sale to he complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser after
ave days advertisement Of such resale IN
oaso1 ;os neS'P.per published in the city OF WASH
LESLIE N. CoBIENTz..
SAMUEL J. HENRY,
sel3-d&ds.exsu 1914 Eye st.. Trustees.
STHOs. ]. OWEN Z SON, AUcTIONEERs.
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, se2O-dAds exSu Trustees.
THOs. j. OWEN & son. AUCT10NEERs.-

REAL ESTATE NOTES HELD AS CoLLAT-
ERAL TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
BY. virtue Of power contained in a cein certain
signed bradford 4 Co.. Inc, and at the re-
quest Of the holder thereof. ,.s, ws will sell at
On WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY-sEvENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1922. AT TWO
O'CLOCK Pm. certain real estate notes Sc
cured BY deeds of trust and held as collateral
undedr said agreement, TO wit: One note Sc
cured on lot o, square zoS. dated May 20:
1929. and payable in monthly tnstallments Of
10 about 1.73767; one note secured by deed
Of trust on lot se in square 2ss5. dated July
i6. 1920, payable $40 per month, unpaid bal
ance Of which amounts to about 81 .195. 90;
also one note secured on part Of lot D. block
II, Of the Howard Univeraty's subdivision,
dated May %, 1921. payable $25 per month.
unpaid balance Of which amounts to about
S1,035.13. Terms. cash. All parties inter
e'.eo ' THos. J. OWEN d SON. Auets.
!. ae21 Il. .exSu -
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SAMUEL J. HENRY.
ael3-d&ds.exSu 1914 Eye st.. Trustees.
-TH0s. j. OWEN E SON, AUcTIoNEERS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. 1910
LINDEN ST. NE.
recorded. in Liber No. 4406. folio S17 ct seq.
Of the land records Of the District Of Counn::
bta, and at the request Of the party secured
public auction. in front Of the premises. on
FRIDAY. THE TWENTY-NISTH DAY OF
REPTEMBER. AID. 1922. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
Pm, the following described land and prem
Uses. situate in the District Of Columbia. snd
designated rs and icing lot 264 In Joseph "A.
a. per plat recorded in Book 10, page 81. In
surveyors ONCE Of the District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: All cash: 500 deposit re-
recording. and revenue stamps at purchasers
cost Terms Of sale to be complied with with
In thirty days from day Of sale or deposit for
". o. HOwENsTEIN,
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MT. PLEASANT.

MT. PLEASANT.
six-room brick: hot-water heat: paved alley:
room for garage. This house can be bought
on reasonable terms and immediate possession
given. Price, $500.
BRIGHTWOOD.
New. semi-detached brick house; hot-water
heat, electric lights; hardwood doors through
out; tubs IN cellar. Tie price 10 attractive.
Price, $3.50.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Nice colonial home. six rooms and bath;
hot-water heat, electricity; paved alley
Price, 81, 800.
JAMES M. CAR
1911 H
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=. AUCTION SALES. - ::
-, THIS AFTERNOON.
TH6STJ. OWEN { son. AUCTT0NEERS.

Valuable Property Near "the
:. Walter Reed Hospital"
Fronting ;. 100. Feet on
: Georgia Avenue, Improved
BY. q Large Double Frame
Dwelling, Nos. 1856 and
6638 Georgia Avenue NV.
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SAUL'S ADDITION.

SAUL'S ADDITION,
5000 initial payment required on this
charming completely detached home of stucco
construction; eight rooms and bath: basement:
front and rear porches: hardwood foors and
trim; hot-water heat, electric lights: new. per-
feet condition: immediate possession may be
had. Price. $4,000. 394
COLUMBIA ROAD.
Dandy little reasonably priced home Of six
rooms and bath: brick; colonial front porch;
basement with laundry trays; hot water heat
electric lights: good condition. having been
newly papered; mantels In living and dining
rooms. Price, 81, 500. 374
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Registration for the Fail Quarter must be
r,mpipted prior 70 October -
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
very desirable ten-room house in this beau
tiful section; hot-water heat. electricity; two
baths; paved alley; garage for two cars
Price. $4,000.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Eight-room brick; hot-water heat. electric
lights; garage. Terms. Price, $13,500
DOWNTOWN.
Two ten-room brick houses on 18th at. NV
Deep lot to alley. Good investment PROPOSE
tion.
TER & CO., INC.
St. NV. -
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se1s. .1e. .22,2s sl7:1e yohn Mashall Eleee:
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ADAM 4. wEsClILER. AUCTiONEEK.
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0htWASHlNG;ToM.
ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF
PERSONALITY,

with latest principles Of induced auto-sueees.
tlon as taught by Emile Coue Of Nancy and
shost-story writing. current events and many
other subjects offered. - 2As
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-23
SCHOOL BOARD
ROW TO BREAK
AFRESH TODAY
McNeese Resigns Post as
Member; Bourland Quits
Sheriff's Office so He
Can Retain Position.

Numerous patrons OF the Ardmere
public schools are hopeful that the row
within the circles OF the board of e6u'
cation will be decided this afternoon AT
o'clock when the resignation of Or.
J. N, McNecse. county physician Is con-
sldered. and the attitude OF j. Frank
lin Bourland. resigned undersheriff, is
gone into.
At the meeting Monday afternoon. DR.
McNeese said that he would not resign
as county physician so that he might
hold place ON the school board. MIR.
Bourland presented affidavit that he
had that day resigned his post AS un
dersheriff. 80 that he would be eligible
to remain ON the school board.
No action was taken, pending the
absence of one member. and meeting
was called Tor Tuesday afternoon
AS yet no new undorsheriff has been
appointed. but It IL supposed that Sher.
IN London will appoint WI" Powers
who has been Mr Bourland's assistant
for some time,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-23

That the penalty for violation OF the
liquor laws Is not heavy enough and
that there are entirely too many paroles
issued by the governor, are among the
recommendation made by county
Judges, attorneys. sheriffs and other
peace officers at meeting In OKLA
homa City Monday, when Sheriff Ew'
ing c London. was among those repre-
yenting Carter county.
Sheriff London said this morning
that n closer relationship had been
formed by the meeting which was call
I'd by federal agents to perfect plans
to stamp out the Illicit traffic In this
state. County officials were asked to
outline. what they had done toward this
end. and Sheriff London told the as
sembly that he had made liza arrests
for alleged violations since January 1.
other officers from Ardmore who at.
tended the meeting were Deputy Sheriff
Dave Wright and Tom Smith. chief
OF Police Hisnight who was In that
city attending court dropped in during
the ,ssssionA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-23
LIGHT PENALTIES AND MANY PAROLES
WORKING HARDSHIPS ON OFFICERS, IT
NSAD AT CONFERENCE AT CAPITAL

Federal judges and United States dis
trict attorneys were charged with pro
noting moonshining through inflicuon
of inadequate penalties by T. q. An
drews. county attorney ~ Lincoln coun'
~. speaking before conference
what the state needs most to stop
moonshining IL the infliction OF proper
penalties" Andrews told the officers.
"As long as the still operators escape
with a $50 fine and 80 days In Jail.
they will not stop moonshining. Old
offenders had been arrested In Lincoln
county federal enforcement officers on.
ly to receive a $50 fine and 80 days IN
Jail sentence when taken into federal
court here"
Attorney General Short told Of the
difficulties that are placed In the way
Of officers. who are trying TO stamp out
Illicit liquor traffic. lie said he based
his remarks on experiences related to
him BY Ben Dancy. sheriff OF Okla.
homa county. who failed to respond
when called on for talk.
More than 200 officials were In at.
tendance. Lond,n saAA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-23
RUBBER PLANT
RESUMES WORK
With OLD men
After First Week Production
Will be Increased to 200
Tires Per Day; Output
is Contracted For.

The Ardmore-Akron Tire and Rubber
Company r. sumed operation this morn
ing after having been closed down for
more than six months because Of busi.
ness depression. During this week but
10 men will be employed and the pro.
ductior IN be around 100 tires per day
at The md of the first week. Former
employees We're given preference.
Within two weeks the production
will be increased TO 200 tires per day
and the number OF employees greatly In.
creased. according TO Arthur Woods,
manager Of the firm.
The company recently closed a con.
tract with the Associated Tires Com.
pany OF Kansas City for delivery OF the
entire output OF the plant during the
current year. and 1t is estimated that
this contract alone will run into more
than a million dollars by the end OF
the year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-23
Twenty Eight Passengers
and 18 Members of Crew
Are Among Those
Report Indicates.
AMERICAN WOMEN
BELIEVED DEAD
veg is Cause of Disaster, Sur
vivors say; Victims Battle
in Water for Wreckage.
(By the Associated Press)

Wy tHo <tssOCldttu fTeS5D
BREST.-The British vice-consul
re today announced that 203 Of those
- were on board the British steam.
.p Egypt sunk off the island Of Jsh
Saturday are missing. OF whom lG
re passengers and "a members of III,
fcw.
Twenty-eight passengers were saved
ogether with Is members of the crew.
hrs. M. l.. Sibley and Miss V. NJ Boyer.
american missionaries, are among those
'he dead brought in by boats were
wearing life belts. They had evidently
lied from exhaustion.
The fog was thick off ushant island
the time OF the collision between the
egypt and the French freighter Seine
nat the inhabitants OF the island in the
egion had been living for three daN :
u almost complete darkness. with ali
tdoor work suspended. The sudden
ie In temperature in northern France
given as the reason for the unusual.
heavy fog.
Accounts OF the disaster given ny sur.
.vors and the captains report indi.
cate that the loss of life would be
much smaller had not the fog been so
.hlck az to hamper the rescuers
Sailors on the French schooner de-
'lare they observed several struggles
between survivors for places Of safety
IN pieces Of wreckage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-23
COMMISSIONERS
TO DECIDE ON
dam BIDS TODAY
Two Types of Structures Are
Figured on and Opened
At Meeting at City Hall
Monday Night.

Tabulation Of bids on the construc.
ton Of the dam at the head of the
water supply for the city of Ardmore.
which were received Monday night. was
in progress throughout Tuesday. At a
meeting Of the commissioners scheduled
for o'clock Tuesday afternoon. con-
sideration OF all bids will be made.
Bids were received on two types Of
construction-the solid and the Ambus.
son type. II the Amburson type Is de.
cided upon. the contract will in all
probability be awarded to the Board
man company OF Oklahoma City. whose
bid OF s131. .476.25 is lower than that Of
other contractors.
All OF the bids were opened and rea,.
at the meeting OF the commissioners
and q large number Of other citizens,
Monday night. as follows:
Tibbets and Pleasant company. Enid,
solid s140,5l7; Amburson 34,162.3o;
Allied Contractor. solid $lS9.313.4c;
Amburson sl37.720: Koss Construction
company. Des Moines. Iowa. solid $780,.
542.72. Amburson sl4l.737; Kreipe-scho.
fer company. Oklahoma City, solid
Ss3s, ,s7444. Amburson S22s.s74.1o: Hyde
Construction company. Enid, solid.
S205, ,s36.7s, Amburson. no bid; Board
man company. Oklahoma City. solid
no bid. Amburson sl31 .475.25; A. Phelps
& Son. Knoxville, Iowa. solid $751;
72O.s2, Amburson sl74,91s,75: W. s.
Sherman Machine Works. Oklahoma
City. solid ;l77.6s2.57. Amburson. no
bid.
After the matter OF the bids was dis
posed OF. other matters relative TO city
affairs we're discussed. the officials 50
ing into executive session.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-23
NATIONAL BANKS
ASKED To Share
PART OF funds
Recently Converted Firms are
Subiec. tffFire in Proposed
Bill to Attorney Gener-
al; Action Waited.

OKLAHOMA CITY.-Wlth attend.
ance rivaling that OF any past meet.
ing. the twenty.sixth annual convention
OF the Oklahoma Bankers association
was called TO order here this morning.
\ variety of entertainment has been
planned for the delegates and their
wives The convention will close to-
morrow night. ID. w. Hogan, presi.
dent ot the Oklahoma Clearing House
association. made the address Of well
come and DR.. ID. Il. Richardson, presi.
dent or the association. responded.
Thomas II. Adams. nationally known
financler and president OF the American
Bankers association. was to speak At
this afternoons session.
Under resolution adopted yesterday
by the associations committee. every
state bank which recently has obtained
u national charter will be forced to pay
It's pro rata OF the total amount due
depositors Of failed state hanks II the
attorney general accepts the plan.
Suit would be instituted by the attor.
ney general against such banks which
refuse to pay their share, tho measure
provides.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-23
Greatest Raid in History Of !
Ireland is Directed at ).
Southern Armies and
Organizations.
BUILDINGS BURNED :
AND RAZED IN WAKE
Majority Suspects are Officers
Who Were Caught in
Farming Sections. :.
(By the Associated Press,

BELFAST.--The greatest raid In the
history OF Ireland was carried out early
today wh9n swarms Of police swept
Ulster and rounded up Sim
Feiners, the majority of whom were
Irish republican army officers.
1t was officially stated at four o'clock
this afternoon that 800 Sim Felners
had been taken prisoner by the Ulster
authorities and that they would be In.
termed.
The northern governments action
was taken. 1t was. stated. in an effort
TO suppress not only the Irish repub-
lican army and the Irish republican
brotherhood, but all other Sim Fein
organizations in the six county areas.
Buildings Burned.
The governments move follows swift.
ly upon Irish republican army raids
and burning OF buildings In the coun-
ties of Down and Antrim and the inten.
sified hostilities In Belfast recently cul-
minating in the murder yesterday Of w.
J. Twaddell, member Of the Ulster par
Lament.
Nearly every town and village in Ul-
ster was visited. but the bulk Of the
prisoners was taken In the country dis.
tricts from farm houses. Comparative
ly few captures were made in Belfast.
as most OF the Irish republican army
men living in the Sim Fein districts
OF Belfast. anticipating action by the
police as the result OF the Twaddsll
assassination, had gone "on the run
COuncilmen Are Held.
The captures include Capal Healy.
member OF the Fermanagh county coun-
ell. and PROMINENT Sim Feln leader In
that district; Thomas Corrigan, account
ant for Fermanagh county council;
Samuel Sheridan. chairman OF the re-
Gently dissolved Newry board OF guard
ians, and Eugene McGilligan. county
councillor who was the Sim Fein can
didate in North Derry at the last gen.
eral election.
The early estimates OF the number or
prisoners taken ran as high US 1900,
but these proved to be greatly exag-
gerated
In Belfast. particularly. the number
OF Irish republican army men caught
fell far below the early estimate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-23
COUNTY TO Send
QUOTA TO Army
CAMP THIS YEAR
Guy Harris Head of Local Or
ganization to Further In
terest in Encampment
10 July.

Carter county will send its quota Of
young men TO the Citizens Military
Training Camp at Fort Sill this sum.
mer. IL plans outlined at the Chamber
OF Commerce Tuesday noon are carried
through TO u consummation.
number OF citizens here, represent.
Ing the various walks of civic life. or.
ganized county unit for the purpose
OF apprising young men OF the oppor.
tunity for summer training and for the
further purpose OF enlisting them for
the summer camp
Guy Harris was made chairman OF
the organization. while Il. b. Orr, II.
B. Fell and Ed Gait were named ~
speakers before the various clubs.
Headquarters for applications will be
opened at once at the Federal building
undr direction OF Lleut..Col. William
Hutchinson with Capt. Frank McLain
as assistant.
Opens In July.
The Fort Slll encampment opens IN
July and offers u splendid opportunity
for young men TO get full month 4
training ana outing without one cent
OF cost. The government. under its new
military policy is behind the movement,
and is making everything easy for
American youths.
Major Gardner, one OF the officials
In charge OF the camp activities, was In
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