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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

provide penalties for the failure to
comply with the provisions of this act
Patron. Mr.. Paul.
To amend and rc-cnact section SIS
OF the Code OF Virginia. Patron, Mr.
Drcwry.
To amend and re-cnact chapter IA OF
Acts OF 1910. 50 as to give the Commits
sioner OF Labor discretion In office
buildings In cities of 5000 Inhabitants
or less. Patrons, Messrs. Rinehart
and Buchanan.
To authorize the United States gov
eminent TO acquire title TO and juris-
dicton over certain lands situated at
Cape Henry. in the County of Princess
Anne Patrons, Messrs. Lesner and
Mapp.
10 amend and re-enact an act TO reg
ulate tho professional nursing of the
sick In Virginia. approved May Il, 1908.
Patron. Mr.. Early.
TO dedicate as and for public
street or highway, upon certain con-
ditions, a strip OF land composing the
southeast corner OF the Capitol Square,
not exceeding II feet 4 inches at the
point Of It's greatest width. Patrons
Messrs. Harman and Cannon.
To place 1t In tho discretion OF the
court TO require testimony i'm a divorce
case to be given ore tcnus in open
court, and providing how testimony so
given, or the facts so proven. may be
made part OF the record OF the cause
for appeal Patron, Mr. Paul tby re-
quesO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
az. Saunders Smith, ravenncr. walker.

al. Saunders, Smith. Tavenncr. Walker.
ATest---is.
Against the substitute: Brock. Cam
hon. Catron. Drewry. Fletcher, Gar
yett Hartman. Hart. Hobbs. Holt. Les
her, Massie. Montague, Phrr. Paul. Pax
Son. Rlson. Sowder, Thornton, Watkins.
Wcndenburg-21
Holt Motion Carries,
Tho chair Immediately put tho mo-
lion offered by Senator Holt, setting
prder for "Wednesday at 1890 o'clock
end II was carried. The voting was
iiva voce. anu only n few Senators
Joined in the chorus OF noes,
. The recorded vote on the motion OF
senator Mapp was not regarded yes
terday as indicating with any degree
cf accuracy the vote that will be regis
tered on the enabling act itself. II
afforded tho first opportunity. however,
OF Gauging the attitude OF the Senate
ON the question, and persons who are u
Intimate touch with tho situation pro-
1essed TO see signs which point TO
surprising Developments when tho bill
itself comes to 4 vote Both sides have
SO far carefully rcfrained from claim
ing majority,
Whatever tho final vote on the en-
sblinG act, yesterdays developments
In the Senate give assurance that it
will he taken next week with the
probability that the measure may he
disposed OF before adjournment on
Wednesday, The amendments. II is
believed. will not seriously interfere
with the progress of the hill TO n
speedy hnal vote.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
THE SENATE

PREVIOUS 10 its consideration of the
enabling act the Senate advanced a
number OF bills from their second TO
heir third readings. and referred =
nozen OF more new bills to commit
tees. The session was called to orJc,,
AZ the noon hour by Lieutenant Cover
nor ). Jaylor Ellyaon, ana pra.cr was
offered by Rev. w j. Young ~ -
oil Centenary Methodist Church
me senate passed senator IIarmau's
plit providing FOR the covering into
W. treasury moneys collected from can :
H'daios in the primary elections. after
Incorporating an amendment offered ~
senator Walker, which apportious M
money among the cities and counties
M4leh bore the expenses al Nc
Pass Road BiIIs.
Hoth OF ~" road bills sponsored bv
ssh't9rs Fletcher and Lcsucr were
passed Over minor opposition. ,ri,n
DIS require that no bonds Tor rn',d
improvements shan hc voted on min
after the State Highway Commisstnnr,'
SHai! nay" approved such issue ~ sum
r,'hl 70 carry out In fun the ur0
posed work. and provide FOR :: ccrtal =,
su'" PfVpofuonate 10 It's bond issue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
THE HOUSE

The House was convened at noon
with prayor by Rev. l.. O. Gibbs, rector
Speahcr Cox signed House bill No
G. passed in both branches. providing
for 4 tax uf 90 cents on each 500 Of
money owned Ivy citizens OF Virginia.
whether In bank in this or other
states. or in the possession of the
owner or some othcr person. shortly
Eitcrward it was announced that the
bill had been signed by Governor Mann.
! IS All emergency measure. and takes
effect from the time Of It's signature.
and will, therefore. apply 10 the annual
assessment as OF February l, suppressed
Ing the old rate In Richmond OF $40
Postmaster on Health noards.
on motion Of AIR. birrcll, tho House
Committee on General Lava was dis
charged from consideration OF Senate
iill No. 100. which permits DR.. W. VI.
Smitn. recently appointed postmaster
OF Alexandria, 10 continue 10 serve on
ihe state Board OF Health. Under the
prohibited from serving on state
boards The new law provides that the
law M question shall not operate to
prevent any United states postmaster
from being = member OF the State
Board Of Health, and that tho Office of
10 member OF tho state Board of
ltealth snail be vacated by reason of
MS appointment as postmaster" The
constitutional readings were dispensed
with and the bin put on its passage
ana passed. on motion of Mr.. Hart
Icy, House bill No. =, in regard TO
road Improvement in Sussex County.
was taken up out OF its order ana
passed.
On motion OF Mr. Stubs. House bill
20 "S' cNcmptinS the County ot Glou-
cest"r from the provisions of the law
making tax on dogs was taken up
OUT OF It's order. Members from adj
Joining counties suggested that the bill
would be all right II Gloucester peo-
yis would Keep their dogs N home
hnt notwithstanding the objection tho
ON was put on its passage and passed
The House n' Up. PASSED d.. 4ou
aouse bills:
No To amend ana re-enact an
80 70 provide in cities containing ~
s"t lnnabltsn;s or more Tor the cleo
ton OF a special Justice OF the peace
- ne kuowu as the civil justic. Ia
80 70 IN his vompensation; and TO
attnoElZe me issue by other Justices
.. the peace IN said cities OF warrants
egg Ole by said civil justice an
proved March .. 1905. a. amended ill.,
Ere@sinE the salary limit Of said civil
yus ,i.e' providing for .interrogatories
under executions issued by said civil
justice, creating the position OF clerk
- said civil Justice, and giving said
tlNll justice certain powers in mat
icrs of contempt.
l'atron-Mr. Montague.
Reported from Committee for Courts
Of Justice.
10. s-To amend and rc-onact Soc
don S04 OF the Code OF Virginia.
P2tron-Mr. Stephenson.
Reported from Committee for Courts
OF Justice.
10. s-To amend and re-euact an act
.uliOcd "An act to amend the divorce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
THE TMEs RICHMOND VA FRIDAY ANuARY 80 1911
For the
B / O O d

HOODS sARSAPARiLLA pos
sessss tho extracted values of tho
best vegetable remediss pro-
scribed by leading physicians.
That Its formula has proved won.
derfulIy potent is proved by its
record Of great success. For your
blood medicine get HOODS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Piles Cnred In q to II Days.
Druggists refund money II PAXO ONT
MENT faiis TO cure Itching, Blind. Bleeding
or ProtrudinR Piles. First application gives
relief. J0c.-Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

ready begun Into the number and con
ditton OF tho feeble minded in Vir-
GINA. above tho grade of Insane. a
bll is pending to establish a COLONY
for feeble minded on tho sIurkIand
farm. adjoining the Western state
hospital at Staunton. to be under tho
supervision o, the superintendent OF
that institution
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
publications. A""

Virginia Reports and other State law
publications.
"A. G. Weaver, OF Warren, offered yes
terday bill to prohibit the sale OF
.pcr cent OF alcohol within one milo
Royal
Messrs. Cousins and Woodward Of
iered bin to license and regulate the
making of loans of $500 or less. 1t is
shark business. and at the same time
provide a method by. which salaricd
Reople may ,n raise snail sums Of money
Woodward also offered IL bill requiring
treasurers to keep a record OF all per-
sons paying poll, taxes, showing how
Keeping complete record I'm the event
or after question about the legality OF
any election.
Delegate Lowry offered bill exempt
Ing Ing the sureties Of defaulting State ON
and OF the surety has been exhausted
In settlement of the shortage.
Messrs. Milstead. Houston. Hobson
and Toncy Joined I'm bill providing
for for instruction in the public schools
month OF safety first principles for the
prevention of accidents
Mr.. Hobson of Richmond, offered n
bill yesterday for State payment 10
each inmate Of Lee Camp Soldiers
Home OF 81 month for personal ex-
penseS.
r n: y. Adams OF Charlotte county
rlculture and Immigration offered an
extended bill regulating tho sale OF
agricultural seed. which Is understood
to havo tho approval of the State De-
partmcnt OF Agriculture.
Messrs. White and Barley arc CO.
patrons OF Il bill offered yesterday to
prevent tho pollution of streams and
the destruction OF fish. 1t prohibits the
employing into rivers of tho Common
Wehltn poisonous. nOXtOus or poilutcd
iiquld or solid waste matter from fac
tories or mines. IT is stated that the
city or Richmond il annually put to an
EXPENSE OF several thousands of dol
lars for coagulants to take from James
river water the claret color impaired
coynston and t hap BY niis hSeared
lively Inexpensive installation OF septic
tanks at the mills this discoloration
Delegate Montague. of Richmond. Of
tered pin which. II adopted. would
procedure II limits the use OF tho
demurrer and provides for the trial of
equity suits on their merits. 1t IL
OF Federal courts.
Mt. Montaguc also offered bill pro-
NldihS Tor state art commission of
I'VE members 10 be appointed by the
Governor. The Governor Is to he n
member. and there is TO be one archi-
tect, one painter. one sculptor and one
other citizen. No work of art ia to
become the property or the state by
purchase or otherwise until approved
ny the art cornIrission and no existing
work OF art is To be removed or re-
located without Its consent.
Tho House ADpropriotiop. f,o,.,,,..
hcafu last night in detail tho financial
wants or the state hospitals for tho
insane and the Epileptic Colony The
budget OF the state Board OF Charities
special stress being laid on the need
or continuing the investigation al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Or. y ). Palmer. or the biological
laboratory. United States Departmcnt
OF Agriculture. addressed the Senate
and House Committees on GencrnI
Laws yesterday afternoon on tho Hart
White game bill. The bill cuts aSay
from the old system Of county rcguIn
tons which II IL conceded have in the
the position OF State game commits
sioncr. TO he appointed by tho Cover
nor, at n salary of $500 a wear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Here and There
in the Legislature

Delegate w. w. Baker received yes
terday a. telegram from George Hough
Perry, director OF exploitation of the
Panama Pacific Exposition at San
Francisco. announcing that Frank c.
Hoge, of that city, would come To Rich
mond at once to address the General
Assembly on the subject OF having a
Virginia building at the exposition.
y law library at every courthouse
in charge of the clerk OF the county is
tho plan OF Delegate II. c. Commins
i'll u bill offered yesterday. AS IL
Commonwealth to send copies of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

B. ID. Adams, OF Charlotte County.
president of the State Board of Ag-
riculture and Immigration offered an
extended bill regulating tho sale OF
agricultural seed which is untlrrstootl
to havo tho approval of the State De-
partmcnt OF Agriculture
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Delegate Lowry offered n bill exempt
Ing the suretics OF defaulting State OIL
GERS from claims prior to 1900, when
tho property of the defaultinR officer
ana OF the surety has been exhausted
In settlement of the shortage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Tho House Appropriations Committee
heard last night in detail the financial
wants or the State hospitals for tho
insane and the Epileptic Colony. The
budget OF the state Board OF Charities
ana corrections was also presented
special stress being laid on the need
or continuing the investigation al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Mr.. Hobson. of Richmond offered n
bill yesterday for State payment Ia
each inmate of Lee Camp Soldiers
penseS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Amc ndmcnts to the charter OF tho
city OF Norfolk authorizing tho city to
ana warehouses ana to acquire water
front land in or odt of the city. not
to exceed 1000 acres. wcrc offered vcs
ierday by Delegates Cousins and Wood =
ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Messrs. Milstead. Houston. Hobsor
and Toncy Joined I'm bill providing
for instruction in tho public school,
FOR not less than thirty minutes Z
month of safety first principles for the
prevention OF accidents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Alexander Forward. private secre
tary TO Governor Elect stuart m.
peorcd before the House Appropria
tons Committee yesterday and asked
for special appropriation OF S52Is7
FOR typcwriters, Ming cascs and car
Capitol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Delegate Montague. of Richmond. Of
Tered Il bill which. II adopted, would
nave reaching effect on court
procedure II limits the use OF tho
demurrer and provides for the trial of
equity suits on their merits. IT is
modelled after tho now rules OF equity
OF Federal courts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

"A: G. Weaver, OF Warren, offered yes
terday bill to prohibit the sale or
cider containing moro than one half OF
per cent OF alcohol within one milo
OF any church In the town of Front
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-10

1t appears that Private George v
sons nomination, expressing his entf
didate and hoping for his election.
and Private George got the idea that
he could cOnfide his troubles. GeOr.
use of intoxicants. He went into the
industrious Virginia boy, with two
mercial telegrapher. y At the end of
with character excellent, " and at the
end of his second, with character
good" 1t was only after seven
years service in the army that
George began the use of intoxicants.
It appears that he, was absent
without leave" for short periods like
II to Is hours six times within a
year, for which offenses he was dis
ciplined by the imposition of heavy
fines; one amounting to $72, or three
months pay, with an additional SEN
tence of three months at hard labor
under the post guard. George claims
to have been bullied by his immediate
superiors and complained of being
put through the third degree" He
never had a furlough during his en-
tire service and when after seven
years he applied for a discharge by
favor" to go to Virginia to see his
aged mother, who is not expected to
live, his application was turned down
by his company captain, who refused
to endorse it or to forward it for ap-
prevail. This was the occasion of his
letters to Tumulty complaining of
harsh treatment. In one of these
letters, now for the first time made i
public, George says:
please remember that this army
is very powerful. An officer has an
enlisted man at disadvantage; their
witnesses would undoubtedly furnish
all data necessary to sustain their
contention, while my witnesses, fear
ing the wrath of their superiors,
would be unable to remember. When
first entered the service in February,
1905, recruiting officer informed me
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-10

mother was in critical condition, not.
withstanding nearly eight years ser
vice my application was refused. All
told, presume have made five or six
applications for furlough either my
record or shortage of men invariably
prevented my securing leave.
up to date have never had a fur
Tough. Recently asked the COM
handing officer to only grant me a
months furlough and I would make
enough to purchase discharge. This
l do not believe will be granted. With
reference to my mother not needing
my support, will say as long as she
remains at Virginia State Hospital
she does not need it, but as she has
become more rational am advised l
could arrange for her to return home
provided could arrange to employ
an attendant This l cannot do I'M.
der present circumstances. would
like to be discharged with or without
honor
Il am duty bound to try and ar
range a home for mother. l trust
you will not let them give me a year
or so for writing you. 1 thank you
from the bottom of my heart for
your kindness"
This letter Tumulty never saw, but
the officers did, and they gave him
the year or so" for writing it. The
full record shows that the court
martial trial was travesty on JUS
tice. No material witnesses were
called and the examination consisted
chiefly Of leading questions directed
to the irrelevant consideration as to
whether or not Georges accusations
against his superior officers in the
army we're true or false.
p Secretary Tumulty has been
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-10

orge got the idea that he had friend in Tumuty in whom
lie his troubles Georges difficulties began with free
He went into the army February, 1905, sober and
ginia boy, with two three years experience COM
pher At the end of hts first enlistment he discharged
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-07
ODD FELLOWS
INSTALL OFFICERS
AND START OFF TIE NEW YEAR
VITA 4 SPLENDID MEETING
FULL OF HARMONY.

The ODD Fellows had a splendid
thUslssm Was displayed Apah from
the usual routine work the ceremony
" installing officers was performed.
This work was most creditably per
tfayed by District Deputy Grand
Master =. Lee HOpson, ably assist
ed by Grand Marshal Ashburn WI.
liams. The elective Officers install.
ed for the term were: ID. T. Ms
bett. noble grand; Harry Foster,
vice grand w. w. Taliaferro, sec
fetary, and N. T.. Martin, treasurer.
Appointment Of othet officers was
made and all duly installed
The lodge last night was hOnored
with the presence Of Brother Nc
Carty OF Hinton who made spIcn-
did talk as an odd Fellow All odd
Fellows who read the Oklahoma
odd Fellow, the official paper Of
the state. have heard OF McCarty,
who says he likes TO be called Mac
by the boys Mac has hobby
In the order and he IL spreading 1T
wherever he goes, and believe me,
he goes some. for he said last night
ne had visited 227 lodges In okla
homn since the consolidation and
81 lodges in the state of Arkansas
and expected to keep 1t up, so II
his pass IL not taken up, other
lodges may expect him. Macs hon
by Is all right to those who view
conditions as he does. and the mem
bers last nisht certainly learned
some things they did not know.
Other members gave good booster
talks and as whole the meeting
full Of life and harmony started off
the New Years work In II splendid
manner
For the benefit Of members who
may have forgotten, the Information
is given that the regular meeting
is held every Tuesday evening al
7:SO O'Clock All visiting members
in the city are cordially invited TO
attend all meetings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-07

ARRIVED TO-DAY
HEARINGS WIZ ht tED ~ The
DISTINCT GOuhi hOOM COUN
~ JUDGES HERE

'umu,l,sluuo, ul indian Affairs ca
,u Sciio. arrived h,ro to-day over ia.
santa to lruU oklahoma Ilb. II,
u"d hla pdiiN arrived here a lltle
after I Uciook dud went - tho Ran
dul hutrl Ahrru headquarters were
established ihu uHWmlssluntr had
,uWu Nv NdN al Dhldhumd tiA inm
NCNiuot., II, came lhdt way Tor
q conference Nlth the governor ihe
.vaotuue viii hu hvid "a the district
court WuW almost every Uuunb
lUdsu "a tbv counties uuWprislu4 oit
,HlohAstN nation 10 hero tut ia,
h,dttoe
opn iuhUs,uU J Uanrge Wright
oUi uuuht, ui other persons who
,yu Interested U trthai affairs came
VITA tNv uoWWtesluUrv Fleld rterh
SU,tm W,Nvd Hst UIsht trom tauts
NdtD Nud taoa Kelsey arrived o..
dJN
TIA. vuwWJestuUe, will ,uUnuv the
UvOy,us tu pruuatu uatters aud some
sensational ,vpurte are ,Npevtet ot
tNv county Wt..e la tuIs portion ot
"a, ,tNtv
t,lN t. West s.yreuN pt he
uUuU, vyju NWt. viii wvat ,be PAT
y UpuU IT, tuNti aUt Il tbe yom
WJestoyy gtU SPARE the tme o bap
Wut viii tv sNuU nuU tppi.h. TIA.
ytu, ATE To- NNNe AnpW 300 u,a tr
U.yt ttu commissioner auu Indulge
ia Ul,s tluU- constructive une4
Inw .> VUlJ uwe ava tbs yNeuu- Nr
-.N. t.. h... N.Itt... It.rI ..-.- .-.,tl-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-07
Personals

I4t-s-
Mrf. T. u Harris and Miss D.zi'
Harris Of 1iBnOm.nsO vere iu IA,
city .Odey shopping
j. u. Johnson of kayia ras Dus.
leB6 visitor today
N. H Augu.ry o. Oklahoma -Jlty
raa 10 .Ge city .Oday on business
T. y Davis Of Fox sas uere today
lt r. DfaugHOu j.. b smith j.
~ DfauSnou and N ; McGee o'
Marietta were Ia the city today pu
DuHllenr
Il r Ler.er and George Van Noy
Of T,slOmiugo we're business visit
Oh .oday
" j. Rawhns Of Mil Creek vas
aere today % business.
: u Davis Of Davis was here to
day
Boz Jones qf Madul was busi-
uess visitor today
u J., .5oIes of Cornish Was ia the
clty today On business
J # Pate of kayiS was iu the city
ooday % business.
J. il White u sulphur was here
todsy 9D business
J. y LeeDer q Gainesville was
here To-Day
i J Hamilton ~ WsuI1ka was q
business visitor today
Joe f. Robinson N Marietta Was d
business visitor today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-07
WANTS
R|NC[|NC ROAD
COMMITTEE HERE TODAY TO
SEE Mr.. HAMoN-NoTHlNG
KNOWN YET OF TERMINALS.

Lawton wants the Ringing -Hamon
road extended TO that city. It wants
II bad enough TO 20 after it. Mr..
HamOn received a telephone mes
sage last night from Wilson inform
ing him that committee OF Law
ton citizens had come to Wilson
10 meet him. They came by auto
from Lawton and the bad roads de-
layed them until they arrived there
after the train left for Ardmore and
they spent the night in Wilson. Mr..
Hamon went to Wilson this morn
ing to meet them ann VIII bring the
committee today to Ardmore in
special train over the new line OF
road.
Those OF the committee are A. r.
McLennan, president of the Layton
Chamber of Commerce, Roy F. Cham
plon, secretary; NJ. S. Simpson, r.
l.. Robertson and VIII Gift. MI.
Hamon would not state today what
he would or what he could do in
the matter. The road has never in
dicated what course it would take
after the town of Ringing has been
built. 1t Is the opinion of some,
and Is a mere opinion, for no one
knows. that the line will be extend
ed from Ringing TO Waurika and
to Byers, Texas, which would give
the road connection with Wichita
Falls and another branch would be
built from Ringling to the north
west and in the end would reach
Denver, Colo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-07
Judo. Mcmillan Here.

JUDGE Il. Mcmillan came here yes
terdaN front Normau and dismissed
district court for Judge Russell The
Judge Was here between trains and
returned as early as he could atte'
performing his service for tniS uiS
trict. Judge Russell IS In San An
tonic visiting with his sister in that
city and ru,uor says that he Is wri'
ing the opinion ot the supreme ccurI
In the capital fight Tie WAS placed
on the cou,t for the trial OF this
ease. vice Judse Williams. who VAS
disqualified 20 sic In the trial OF the
case.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-07

\. Che regular weeuUq pl the rily
cuuuvt las, oi.ht the regular month
" bills against tbe city Werv audit
Cd aud allowed ava the reports OF
heads ot NaNVus departments. read
tuj Jde1 ~ soon as the weather
VIA pgrmt the NpQuatt,rs PAVING
COMPANY W.N begin work pl repair.
ms .he broken pavement on che
-ltN s.roc.,. . representative pl the
company Nbs byrc last week and
mAJg sH,an,,mgp.s Tor oesHpms
lhQ work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-07

A movement is on foot to remove
the headquarters of the lnternation-
al Typographical Union from Indiana
polls because of the alleged hostile
attitude of Indianapolis business men
toward organized labor