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hEFLiN's CS;AaGE
BEING PROHEO
f7ass 10 Ifa<c Accussr As First VII
uess G4es Awry-RepUdistes
Interview.

Washington, oct. 5.-InvestgatiSn OF
charges by Representative Heflin that
certain members of congress haf-acted
suspiciously" in connection With the
war and Investigation of an Interview in
which he is alleged to have declared
that he had heard members obtained
German money by being lucky at
cards. was begun today by a house com
mittee.
Plans for hearing Hefim as the first
witness were thrown awry by Postmas-
ter General Burleson. who suddenly ar
rived at the capitol in his carriage and
took Heflin away. The committee then
heard two newspaper men in executive
session about the interview that Heflin
rspudiated.
Both newspaper men swore that Hef-
lin told them in the house loudly that
ee had heard that pro-German and
"peace-at-any-price' members of con
gress' got on easily az Washington
gambling house conducted by German
by being lucky at cards.
When assailed by the house, Repre-
sentative Heflin in an interview first
denied that he ha,t said il on the floor
and later he. repudiated ii fiatly.
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AMERICAN. JAPANESE. BRITISH
W.ARsHipS TO CRUISE SOUTH
PACIFIC FOR ENEMIES.
ARE SINKING VESSELS
Three ships Carrying L. =. Flag Sent
to Bottom. and Others Are Overdue
American skipper Tells Washington
OF Sinking os Ships.

Washington. oct. with definite in
formation OF the presence OF two Ger
man sea raiders IN the south Pacific
ocean, announced in dispatches from Sa'
moa tn the navy department. hunt FOR
the commerce destroyers has been set
in motion,
The two raiders are manned by the
crew of the famous Seeadler. which
made her way late last year from Ger.
many through the allies patrol. into the
b 'ntic. southwark around South Am.
reying on shipping. and thence
l, y N Pacific, where she strand,
ed q. Island and had TO be
abandon, ne Seeadler destroyed
three .,oleri. n sailing ships. the schoon.
ers A. u. johnson. Manila and c. Slade,
In the South Pacific. When she strand.
ed the Seeadler had aboard g white
zoe m and II native prisoners. who with
the crew. reached shore i'm safety.
Part of the Seeadler's crew put TO
sea again in a power sloop armed with
machine guns. bombs and two months
sgppss. Early in September the
freach schooner Lutece arrived al Mo
r-ehs from Tahiti and was seized by the
remaining members OF the Seeadler's
crew. who put Ia sea September 40. The
ss is.ss,ers were left on the island 70 shift
for tAsinselves.
Captain Hatsur Smith Of the Amerl.
rss shooser G. usle and two. other
left the. Island in an open boat
sDd reached s'ais,a Septs-nairr 2s. where
the ners Of the ssa rai,seYs was made
s'Seeue -. tha Ans~iran naval ssthori.
ii<S
The n9nabsr u the raiders victims be
rossd tho fosr 'rseftiene-i yee.seIs are re-
sorists. overdue On the Pacific coast from
'stf,h sea i,erts and the4- owners have
.{,antbsn<sl, hoTss "a their sofesy
Hrstisf. JaI~n<ss. and Ansesisan war
'isjps VIA sco.r the sotth Pacific for
he two German raiders.
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WAR SUMMARY.

The course of events during the night
gave further evidence Of the severity Of
the shock given the Germans in yester-
days British thrust. The enemy kept
up heavy artillery fire during the
night. but did not deliver a single coun-
ter attack. Meanwhile. the British We're
busy consolidating their new positions.
On the French front. General Petain's
troops had to cope with several surprise
attacks last night, notably in the Chom-
payne and upper Alsace. The German
efforts, however. met with no success.
Northeast of Verdun. where the Ger
mans recently regained a bit Of territory
from the French. the violent artillery is
continuing.
Fhench troops during last night re-
pulsed German surprise attacks in
Champagne and in upper Alsace. the
official statement from the Paris war
office today saws There was violent
artillery activity along the right bank
of the Meuse in the Verdun region.
Premier Bozzani at the convening Of
the Italian parliament. October Is. is
expected IN give notice of a new drive
by General Cadorna's troops. even more
important than the progress over the
Bainsizza plateau, which is expected to
have far reaching results toward ac-
centuating the Hungarian agitation for
a separate peace. Official advices reach
ing here intimate that the premier's an
nouncement will be of tremendous inn
portance anu in addition. pledge anew
1taly's determination 10 continue the
war with vigor
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PROBE COMMITTEE BUSY.

Washington, oct. "a formal pre-
liminary inquiry into the alleged dis
loyal speech of Senator LaFollette of
Wisconsin. made two weeks ago. before
the Non-Partisan League at st. Paul.
was ordered today by the senate privi.
leges and elections committee.
Appointment OF a subcommittee of
five members was directed with author.
ity limited. first. to inquire into the
correctness of Senator LaFollette's
speech, and. second. into the correct
ness of his statements made therein.
The limited scope of the inquiry was
regarded as temporary action upon the
numerous petitions presented 10 the sen.
ate for the Wisconsin senator's expul-
sion
The subcommittee. which probably
win be appointed today. and will be
headed by Senator Pomerene of Ohio.
was ordered To report at the December
session of congress.
The senate committee took up peti.
tions charging Senator Stone of Mis-.
souri,. chairman of the senate foreign
relations committee, with disloyaI state.
ments and acts and decided that the
charges made did not warrant any in
yestigation of the Missouri senator.
May Go TO st. Paul.
The senate committees decision was
reached after two-hour session and
after speech in the senate by Senator
LaFollette impending.
T ehsub-committee was authorized to
request authority and make other nee.
essary expenditures indicating that for.
NAL hearing may be held with possible
examination of witnesses at St. Paul.
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MEXICAN VICE CONSUL,
AMERICAN CITIZEN,
DEFIES DRAFT LAW

New York, oct. 5.--Jesus Mariner,
Mexican vice consul here. but an Amerl.
can citizen, has failed 10 answer n final
summons TO appear before a local draft
exemption board, Members OF the
board today stated that the case had
been placed In the hanas of the United
States district attorney.
Martinez's refusal To answer the sum
mons was advised by Juan r. Burns.
the Mexican consul. who maintains Mar
t!nez's status as representative of an
other country should exempt him from
the operation Of the draft law. The
vice consul has refused to flll out blanks
which the board members declared would
exempt him from their further juris.
dictlon.
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SYNOD or OKLAHOMA WIIL. AS
SEMBI.E IN tRDMOKE FIRsT
TUESDAY IN WTOBER.
ABOUT ZOO COMING
Rev. &. 4. Weith. Pastor First Church.
Made ieoth Anniversary Of Reforrnn'
tion Address ai Tuisa.-Piea Tor jus
tice 10 Loyal COMMUNICATIONS.

The PRESBYTERIAN synod OF Oklahoma
ga session AT Tulsa voted unanimously
to hold IT, next meeting in Ardmore'
This il the third state convention ~
cured duriog the past fortnight. The
Rev. e. e. weith. pastor of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church of Artinore, was
I, attendance and IL wa diroctly
through his efforts that the Hntion
was secured.
The synod will meet in ArdinI "
nrss Tuesday in Oct0i,ss. 1918. The
tsnd.ance of ministers anil elders viii
nuInl1r ahaut l5o aud there VIII be
slsout fifty others including visitors and
distinguished guss,s.
The moderator clssts3 thh3 year Is
Rex. 4 V. Fstt. IS Anadarko. Rev. l..
a. Walter who has lE~en secretary for
yshfs.. was again ehoScil.
RrS. j. Wilbur Chapman. moderator
vf the general as~rnfblF attended the
rneetips of synod AZ Tulsa.
Itev. g. c. Weith was honoted By ne-
.As5 s.sasv4ad to make abe 4seth mniyer:
delivered in keiIsl4h College chapel.
An saInes, ples foy sauare deal for
s,ysl GsqmaH. \ me1- bcaAs ~ss the fea-
tu-e cs Mr.. Wciih's .arlress.
Himself = native Of Germany, with
rssas relatives in tbs otd country, and
hrs oply son an enlisted soldier in. the
ynited Statys army (pot waiting TO u,
ssss,eyn. Nj H'ssth cccupiea peeu-
liar posisbos ~ hs appeared before tlas
syiso1. bat his upquestiotsed pasrSo,+sm
.ssd tine evSas5st sincsy8tp. OF his words
,trie4Sly u0a him In" sympathy of his
a usiieaee.
lie hepged ,hss tsps syysl Gs.'Rar-
A4rssssrans of this ecapiry bss nct jsEiHsi !
n. the saditiesss ard ,disioysl acts of
a frz, etsc}arina that the glvat body
nj es,nsns2sf-AnerbeaBs arc ss stsvoses
,ss5r as+spsed coantry, % any nasa
lr~n unans the stars and ssripos
No wgith lresfen hAS assfreas ussh .
iss-cr isab,rs of ,rsssibcsl aefcht,ens en-
hsssrt in Germany uhsch broush, |
sIptss the rs<vrnsstnn and after dircuy- |
xs1g the rNsvsfns that followed and the
,r4nssosseass sffees thes Rad on Chris |
taasny Throughout the WprId, dweit |
particularly en- the reformstien.s efecf
da Anserica.
H was In tfie ctosinG par, of his |
ssJxeetf that he made the etaiuent ap,
rpsel for i,rstbce To his fcaion tsernssu
Arsas5esns
Res. Weah has isrca. lxsstcr 8 the !
church az ArdinuTe for I
seventeen and half years. He has
sewn thS cffy grow from a stsagsiins {
Faliage to a modern city and has church |
fsss kept pace vith the city's advance.
a handsome ne~ church. buibtins has
recently tosn completed. whirh Win he
se1lieased as soeR. as the Fse.as arrive.
AZ prNssnt the tsvesbyteSians are beid-
iss their services in Convention Hail.
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kAIsER's HOSTS WE'RE PREPAR-
ING FOR SURPRISE ATTACK
WHEN ENGLISH GUNS BELCH
SLAIN BY THOUSANDS
Victorious Troops of British Empire
Swarm Far Away 10 Front and Seize
Keystone German Ridge Positions
and some Reach Valley Below.

London. Oct 5.-The official state.
ment today says:
"our new positions east OF Ypres
were heavily shelled by the enemy dur
ing the night. but no further counter.
attacks We're made. Our troops have
been engaged with organizing the cap
tured positions.
"a hostile raiding party endeavored
to enter our trenches last night north
of Gouseaucourt. but was driven or
with loss.
Three other raids were attempted
by the Anemy in. the neighborhood Of
Lens All three were repulsed, IN ono
cnsc after stif fighting"
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ITALY PREPARES
TO SQUELCH ALL
SEDITIOUS TALK

Rome. Oct. 5.-Thc authorities have
discovered that various campaigns In.
tended to demoraliKe the country. re.
sembling those recently exposed IN
France. have been undertaken mere,
The ministry OF justice has prrmul.
gated IA decree providing that all persons
guilty of acts calculated 10 depress
public opinion 10 diminish the couniry's
power OF resistance or prejudice .hc IA.
tlonal interest as regards the internal.
foreign or military situation. shan be
Imprisoned for not more than ten years
and fined not more than 10000 Hires
2.OOO)
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KERENSKY DEFIES
DEMOCRAT UNIT
SO-CALLED CONGRESS WARNS TIRE
PREMIER NOT To NAME CAB
iNEf BIT WE HNORES II,

petrograd, Oct. +.-tDelayedj.-
mier Kerehsky's reply 10 the demand o;
the democratic congress that $50 Etsp
toward naming d cabinet be made with
out the sanction Of the congress vas a
notification that before aDothSF day ez
pires he would announce the raeysonnel
of a new coalition ministry whieh a.,
ready has been chosen.
This announcement was made to G.
Tseretelli, of the main committee of the
congress. Late tonight. after a lengthy
session ri the present cabinet and the
others scheduled 10 os>cgp, portfolios in
the new one. the fcfiouinS vpof6etal
slate was announced:
Premier. N. kerensky; miHssisr ri fer.
eian AFFAIR, Al. Tere,atchenko; minister
OF the iRteripr. 81. Aikitin; minister al
agriculture. NJ bsssio4f;. mintser Of h.
tpr, NJ. SkobsEeR; minister of suppaiss.
NJ ProkopovHch gl4nister of shaaBr
N. Bsrna,ziyy; ininisssq' df rs1icAssa NJ.
kartssheF: rRirSster os public welfare.
NJ. Kiskin; minister of rrat~ and insssrs.
try NJ. koRovalof. state coptroller. M
Srnyrnoff; minister of justine II. Gats.
sntovitch;. minister of education. NJ sal
askin; president OF the eeuueni@ssl sOun-
Gil, NJ Tretyakoff; minister Of war G~%
eral Verkenhoys&y; nuniRser OF marine
N. Verdervski
The constitutional democratr party
against which the democratic Congress
has been in opposition. n reIre.ented
by Kishkin. Konosalon and Smyrnpsf
The portfolios of foreian affairs. war.
marine and interior. remain rnchansea.
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u. S. PUTS MUZZLE
ON GERMAN EDITORS

Newark. \, j., Oct 5.-The offices
of the New Jersey Freie Zeit,mg we're
raided here by federal authorities and
the publisher Benedict Prieth. oud two
editors, William Won Kaepezler ahd Hen.
ry Weohter. were taken into custody.
The men were arraigned before tine
United States commissioner. charged
with publishing seditious matter
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Chicago. Oct. with fair weather
PROMISED. both teams in the city and
thousands OF fans planning the night to-
night i'm the line waiting for the open
ing of the bleacher seats. the stage is
set for the worlds champion series.
The Chicago American league team,
hosts in the first two battles for the
orowning baseball honors, had a short
batting practice yesterday. followed 10y a
conference at which war plans ware
discussed and strategy outlined. Pitcn.
ers tried out their arms during lne
afternoon and batters pounded the h,lll
about Sox Park. Rain during the night
had dampened the ground and made
team practice impractcable
The New York Nationals staged a
practice game with the local National
league team. which was won by the
latter to 3. The visitors used their
regular lineup AT the start. nut after
three innings, substituted n lot of sec.
ond-string men.
Weather prediction for the opening
game tomorrow calls for fair weather.
with a slight drop in temperature. This,
followers of the game say will not
work any hardship on either team. as
both sides are in good condition and will
not feel slight change in weather
The tickets for the first three games
of the series were given out To the for
tunate buyers yesterday. Scalpers who
had promised TO have plenty of tickets
for the opening game were busy today
making deliveries to favored customers
and returning money TO others. Their
supply was said TO he far less than the
demand
At the FIRST appearance of the tickets
at the offices of the brokers yesterday.
$50 was asked for one ticket. good for
the three games. FOR which Sl5 was
charged at the park. As the supply
Of tickets in their hands became exhaust
ed. the scalpers began 90 talk of 2
raise in price and IL was predicted
early today that the price might be
double the amount first asked before the
game is called tomorrow afternoon.
Corporation Counsel E,ttelson. of Chi.
cago. threw scare into purchasers Of
the scalpers' tickets by declaring that
anyone found with tickets purchased
from scalpers would be denied admis-
sion to the park. He stated that the
Continued on page ~
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rhik4.,e,phis s.q,u.,al 4. Court.

Phitadielphia. Oct Six alleged gun.
rtea under arrest here in connection
with the political SOW in the Fifth ward
,,s primary election day. which resulted
in the killing of a policeman and the
expected to testify today at the hearing
III Mayor. Smith and eight other defend
ants On charges of conspiracy to commit
murder. aggravated assault and Visla-
iiOn OF the election laws.
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New York. Oct. s.-With the an.
nouncement here of the resignation of
IA. L. Nudge, as president and director
of the Denver * Rio Grande railroad,
former vice president, his successor. il
became known that changes in the dircc-
torate of the road are contemplated. it
is understood which will give the Mis-
souri, Pacific interests dominant posi-.
tion i'm the control of the road.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For Ardmore and vicinity. Tonight
and Saturday. fair, cooler.
oklahoma: Tonight and Saturday.
fair cooler tonight probably fair sun
day and Monday
West Teas: Tonight and Saturday fair.
cooler tonight; probably fair Sunday and
Monday.
East Texas: Tonight and SATURDAY
fair. cooler tonight in the interior; prob
abty fair Sunday and Monday,
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GERMANY BEGINS TO S0UEAL
As RESULT FRENCH AV|ATORS
BOMBING HER INTERIOR TOWNS

Amsterdam Oct. 4.-(Deayed)-A despatch from Berlin
regarding French air raid reprisas says:
Forwhat the French make these attacks
German towns is not clear In Rasatt there military
obectves and the attacks Tuergen and BadenBaden
only be considered the outcome blind desire destruction
The sanatoria BadenBaden the hospitals
ngen contain wounded who there
erng
Even the French will dare that
pas far behind the front military necessity
barbar the will to only be strengthened among
the German people"
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REVIEW OF BATTLE.
d;s A.sso-siatodcP Press.


! Briti.ti Front IN France and Belgium,
lot. 4.--uDsis yetil- British arfass today
a'''assvs,i dns II tho eReatest victories of.
the war sn a tremanshaas assault begun
at dawn aRssisrst the Gernsan positions
, east and nortbssasf Of Ypfe.A Indeed.
wtsea tho whole story Of this battle has
been tesd. II may fa5ye its place as aa
iunsqasiad tr3asaaph OF three years Of
teonfi$ei. fes' cstra successive rss4,eFt fEStp
ttsr seeshing caidra1 alessg this front
e-dds to ,As Importance Of the success
p@eesslsycI
Frasn paint gsat the Ystesssiaden
r;iitfseh$ ON tSSe sgsrfh 10 The Ypres,
1IsniA klsfkHsls an the 'sout,a ,iie men of'
tlss British anfsifs 8Ssiye' sufgett forward
with aas sl'resjstibf9 force. whirh,a at some.
phases sstr4se,f tiiera to "a depth OF 2.50O
iSaHtss seeS stff snere of. the German
| fissssstosae POSITIONS in the Passphendaele,
ti51eluSeIe ridshs ssssseIgf Of defeuses. On
tire ruartllsNa >vfAH of the. advance; t}Ds
ljslsiti<sA have seav}sed PaeleaJhelle, ami.
iGnavsssst5ifss, agaet isaVs esesrup NEST DR.
ts,s. eiraTgnSaafsE ridge, which juts out To-.
tsse. weSf ftofs the fasseireHdaele.G .Giel,is-
vslf SeatA q tlre fpresrRouiers rail-
was Tire tssasiEgs aFs reported; ta be over.
loossNt5 the sastefhr slopes or the main
r9eae @l,a rp saossass piaces te have pushed
L|n sAso the valleys below.
&'sa onfF h'fNs the Britisla wfnnSffed
a'sasS many WISH stralsgnetas, Rn1 they
EaaeSe mInsted ALMOST anhreeestenffd cas-
ass'fes on tifn st.eaaS.
As trH @tf'ee'tfas tFoops weat csf ~
N'nsee I'd a s'"ae aa'seatsF"' over rhe
l''sS' 's''aS''h'Va sN'f'es' tanff Vassi snolece-
~ "ftfloFs earNssse eaAsht M its Hief-
cs'e'~ s"lie iaIs" hes'f''eps ot ehe sheiiis'
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.LAFQLETTE CASE .
TO SUBCOMMITTEE
FIVE SENATOR'S WILL PROBE THE
STATEM4NTS OF WISCONSIN
STATESMAN AID RtIUEr.

Sacramento. Cal. Oct. Withopt
discussion and without aissssrt{ag &
vote, delegates to the California Fed
GRAFTON of Labor convention adopted
today resolution endorsing United
States Senator La Toilette. asking for
him the right to express the views "of
an intelligent minority" and expressing
confidence in his integrity and loyalty
"as "a true American citizen
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KAISER TAKE NOTICE.

Paris. October s-Louis Barthou a
member of the inner war council of the
present French cabinet and former nre-
mier, at the luncheon of the American
club yesterday. declared that the French
government and the French people were
absolutely and unshakably resolved to
le-unite Alsace Lorraine to France
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GOODNIGHT CONGRESS.

Washington. Oct 5.-The resolution
offered in the house today by Democrat
&c Leader kitchin TO adjourn congress
at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon was
unanimously adopted amid great APP
plause.
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MAY ASK SIOO
To SEE J CANES
SCAiPERS SELLING TICkETS TO
WORLD SERIES BsspiTE
0Ff1CE,tlatN.

Chicago, oct john j. McGraw,
manager of the Giants, believes that
his team will win the championship, but
he says that he has not underestimated
the strength of the White SoX.
McGraw said he would not protest
Eddie Cicptte's so-calel shine ball, or
Dave Da atforth's delivery.
These are no games for protests. and
besides, would not question anything
that Charles Comiskey is back Of he
added.
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TO HONOR COLUMBUS.

New Orleans, Oct. 5.-DirectOrs OF
the New Orleans cotton exchange an
nounced today that the exchange will
be closed Friday and Saturday. October
Il and IS. in observance u Columbus
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-05
Sugar Exchange TO Resi-.

New York, Oct 5-Members OF the
New York sugar and coffee exchange
voted to close the exchange on Satur
nay. October 13, following Columbus day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-05
STANDING
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York. Oct. 5.-The official stand
ing OF the National League baseball
clubs nj the end of the 1917 pennant
race was announced al headquarters
here today as follows: