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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
PLAN ENGINEERS
COMP ANY HERE
NEW ORGANIZATION FOR U. S
SERVICE TO BE ORGANIZED
IN THIS CITY.
MEET TING TONIGHT 7
General carp, Of National Guard, To
BE Present and Urge Formation OF
Ardmore Company in New Oklahoma
Battalion.

4 company OF the United States en-.
gineering corps is to be organized in
Ardmore If a sufficient number of Of.
icers and recruits can be secured r..
w. Patterson. Of Ardmore, has been ap.
pointed captain OF the company TO he
raised. General carp arrived in Ard.
more this afternoon and will attend a
meeting at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms tonight at s o'clock for the
purpose OF selecting officers for the
new company.
We want all men in Ardmore VINO
can qualify for commissioned Officers
to meet ms there" said Captain Pat.
terson this afternoon There will 30
vacancies for two first lieutenants and
one second lieutenant. All officers
must be engineers who have been In
professional work from two TO eieh.
years Many vacancies for non.com.
missioned officers exist i'm the new
company according to Captain Pattcr-
SON
To Be Composed Of 65 Men.
The company will be composed oi
siXty-dve men from various trades and
professions MaSons. carpenters, ma.
chinists, engineers, electricians, sur
veyors and representatives from prac
tically all the other trades will be
wanted in the company. The company
will be selected from men who are abl,
TO do any kind of work that an cngin
eering company might De called upon
to do.
The Ardmore company Is TO be on,
of the two or three companies TO De- or
/ ganized in the state. At present. Com
pany A. Oklahoma Engineers, Norman
Is the only engineering company h
the state. Captain King OF the Nor
man company Is announced as malol
of the battalion to be organized. \.
soon as the officers are selected IN,
other members Of the company vii
be enlisted. The company Is 10 b.
organized as soon as possible and g,
into training camp.
Captain Patterson Of the Ardmor,
company Is civil engineer of pre-
yious military training As an cnginee
Of construction and later superintend
cnt of the Southern Pacific railroad o
Mexico, he went through three revC
utions and the laQui Indian wars
Major Burnham, who was chief scou
| for Lord Roberts. and General Be
/ Niljoen, who was commanding genera
Of the Boer war, said that Capiai
. | Patterson had constructed more raj
roads under war conditions than an
other man mp to the present time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
ASK RECONSIDERATION
OF RESERVATIONS

Sentiment is crystallizing rapidly.
throughout the city for the seven di-
rcctors of the Chamber Of Commerce.
who last Monday rendered their re
signatiOns to- take effect not later
than May "a, to withdraw such rcsigna.
tions, and for the men to resume their
connection with the chamber as OF.
hcials
Of take these men seriously. after
talking with them, and feel the urgent
need Of "A great rally to support the
Chamber of Commerce" Frank $.
Gates, one of the four remaining di.
rcctors, said today.
Forward or backward? This is the
question now, and which route Ard
more will take, will be- determined by
the support which the citizenry gives
10 the BE Saw Rubber Tire Company
project
There are plenty of men here who
can afford to invest in this stock. as a
giltcdged business proposition. and
If few men can mderwrite $4,000
without hope of return, surely the rest
of us can make their risk practically
nil by obtaining this second factory
| know We can do it, and believe We
will"
The four directors, Mcssrs. Ringer
Gates. Hamilton and Lewis, are work
ing hard To secure the remaining 500
900 iu subscriptions 10 secure the B,
Saw factory and feel confident they
win have raised the amount In tim,
to announce 1t at the big mass meet
ing of members OF the Chamber o
Commerce and citizens, to be held to
morrow night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
Auto Race Today.

Uniontown, Pa, May 1O.-Fifteen
automobile drivers, including Ralph
DE Palma Barney Oldheld and Ralph
Muliord faced the starter today In the
annual contest for the universal tro.
ply to be- run at the Uniontown speed.
way The race IS for the distance OF
ll2ia miles. or 100 laps OF the saucer.
shaped board track. Prize awards Of
fored amount to 10000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
MISSOURI PACIFIC CRAFTS
WANT 20 PERCENT RAISE

Sedalia, Mo, May lo-Announce.
ment was made here that James F.
McGrath. president OF the federated
crafts of the Missouri Pacific system.
had departed today for ST. Louis .
place before officials OF the railroad %
demand for twenty per cent increases
and AN eighthour day for the members
OF hIs union Il includes blaCksmiths.
maohini,ts, boilormakers, sheet metal
workers, carmen and apprentices and
helpers, and was said 90 number $500
workers on the Nilsson Pacific.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
LIBERIA BREAKS
WITH GERMANY

Washington. May l0.-A telegram to
the state department from Monroyia
says:
Liberia severed diplomatic rela-
tions with Germany on May N. The
authorities searched and disarmcd all
Germans whose residence and places
Of business were examined The flags
OF the United states. Great Britain
and France were displayed at the eX.
ecutiye mansion, and throughout the
day a band played the martial airs OF
the allies amid enthusiastic applause
from assembled crowds"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
PARIS GIVES UP
BASEBALL FRANCHISE

Paris Texas. May 10 Alta meeting
of fans and directors held here last
night 8, was decided Go place th0 Paris
club of the Western Association BOO thu
hands of President Bell ou account o'
poor attendance.
Arjmoro has applied for and win
probably receive the Paris 'ranchis.
together with the players The clubs
will report 20 Ardmorp at the close
of the present road trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
WEATHER FORECAST

Ardmore and vicinity Tonight and
Friday partly cloudy 90 cloudy prob.
ably local showers
Oklahoma Tonight and Friday part.
ly cloudy 90 cloudy, probably local
showers.
East Texas shower tonight .r.
FRIDAY
Wc.I ToNas Tonight cloudy On
north and southeast porions With
local showers, G.r and cooler On tho
southwest portion tr,l1y generally
fair except local showers iu uprl
portion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
Want Scent Car Fare.

New York, May TO- a proposal
which has been under consideration
by street railway companies recently
to increase fares from five 10 six
cents has been officially brought Co
the attention of the public service
commission in the form of q momoran.
dunn from one of the member com
uluiu-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
Mnrnctt Goes Free.

New York. May lO-The indictment
against Frank S Monet, former at.
torney general of Ohio, a codelendant
with Captain Franz Rintelen, a Ger.
man naval officer on charges of con.
spring To interrupt munitions traffic
To the entente allies, was dismissed
by Judge Cushman In the federal
court on motto. of counsel Judge
Cushman declined to dismiss the in.
diCments against the six other co.
defendants of Hutelen The court
held that the prosecution had failed
To offer sufficient evidence against
Mouuett 20 justify him I'm putting In
defense
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j. s. AVIATORS
SPY ON GERMANS
TEN AMERICAN BlRDMEN WITH
FRENCH ARMY COVER WIDE
RANGE OVER ENEMY.
ANXIOUS FOR BATTLE.
Ten Machines Of Excessive Speed
Make the Trip but Only One Teuton
Plane Is Seen and It Flees TO the
Safety Of It's RendesVouz.
CFrom a staff Correspondent Of the
Associated pressJ

from q staff Correspondent of the
Associated Press)
On the French Front in France.
Wednesday Evening. May 9.-'SOrry
we saw only one German bird and he
made off quickly" This was the gist
of the report made by ten American
aviators on their return this evening
from long search extending from St.
Quentin to CraOnne The Americans.
who had been far over the German
lines, gathered around the American
flag which floats beside the tricolor
on the aviation ground and related to
Captain Thenault, commander Of the
squadron incidents OF their recOnnais.
sance The flag is the first American
emblem to be flown by American
fighters on the French front.
Witness Departure.
The correspondent witnessed the
departure and return OF the Ameri.
cans, who fly machines Of great speed
There Is no occasion for their French
commander to order them to make
flight They themselves offer 10 go
hunting for the German airmcn Today
only six were told To depart but four
others joined in the chase ON their
own initiative.
The task of the Americans Is al
ways perilous for they are Obliged to
seek the Germans over their own ter.
ritory but they are fully confident Of
| their ability To cope with enemy ma.
chimes. This confidence is shared by
their commander. who referred proud.
/ ly 10 the squadron's record of 32 Ger.
man airplancs. the destruction OF
which hgs been confirmed, while 9th.
ers are known 10 have been brought
down but are not counted because
they fell out Of sight behind the Ger.
man lines
French Appreeiative.
The work ui the squadron Is appre
ciated highly by every branch OF the
French service The desire is express
ed widely for more American SQUAD
rons OF this character which protect
from attack the observation and range
airplancs and act as escorts for BON
harding squadrons
! II Is asserted throughout the army
that the presence OF American and
other hunting squadrons have beer
playing a great part In the recent vie
tories
The American airmen are still wear
INK the French uniform IN which
3 many Of them have fought since m,
beginning Of the war They all dpsir,
TO remain together but numbers o
them are fully qualified according {,
their officers, 10 become leaders %
suuadrOns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
SUMMARY OF
TODAY'S WAR NEWS

While t0days official reports throw
little additional light o' tho situation
around Fresney. where Che heaviest
fighting i'm the Arras na'tl, occurred
this week. the reveal important gains
for the British and Trn., ~ otre.
points ON the front i'm northern Frame,
Laudon'- announcement of British
urogr,.- south of On. -...r.. river
means q further pushing ..r, of r.a
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
EsnIonann Bill for Friday.

Washington. May 1O.-By unanimous
consent. the senate today agreed In
limit debate on the espionage bill to
one hour for each senator until II
O'Clock and thereafter 10 ten minutes
ON the bin. or five minutes on amend
ments for any senator
No time was fixed for a vote but II
probably will come by Friday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
More HospItaI shIps Torpedoed.

London May lO-Two additional
hospital ships have been torpedoed hy
German submarines since British air.
planes raided the town of Frieberg. as
rcprisal for previous sinkiugs OF hos.
p.tal ships Andrew Bonar Law, mem.
her of the British war council au.
uoWcod today in the house Of com
mons
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
Irish NationalIst Defeated.

London, May lO.-Josephus Me.
Guinness, Sim Feiner, has been
elected to the house Of commons at
the special election held TO fill the
vacancy for the southern division OF
Longford county, Ireland His major.
ity was 81 over Patrick McKenna. ma.
tiunalist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
HEAVY FIGHTING ON
MACEDONIAN FRONT

Berlin, via London, stay 10 Heavy
fighting continues on the Macedonia
front. the war office reports In a
NEST bitter struggle yesterday. the
statement says. the Germans and Bul.
garians maintained all their positions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
Middle West Is PatrlotIo.

Chicago May lo-Thu middle west
was the hrsf of the four districts into
which W country was divided for
navy recruiting TO fll its quota, 10000
mon. according 10 a telegram from the
navy department today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
Proaress by erLtLsh.

London May 10 Progress wa-
made by the British last night in the
neiphborhood Of Bullccourt, east of
Gricourt and south of the Souchez riy-
or. says todays official announcement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10

Berlin May 10. via London An ol.
fetal announcement is made that ten
French and British airpIaucs were
brought down yesterday on the west.
ern front
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
CONF NFEREES AGREE
ON ARMY BILL
FROM 2t TO 80 YEARS INCLUSIVE
is MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM
FIXED FOR DRAFT.
DISAPP0INT COLONEL
Senate Amendment Permitting the Col.
onel to Raise Four Divisions for
Duty in France Is Elmlnated-Bor-
der Program Killed

Washington, May 90 courcraos ON
the army bin reached an agreement
Today and thu musur. viii Doe re.
ported t0 Che tV0 houses for gounrmu.
ti0u as soon a- possible
The amendment put iu 10y the SEN.
ate, permitting Colonel Roosevelt TO
raise four divisions for service I'm
France. Uas eliminated, as was anoth-
or authorizing the raising of three
volunteer regiments for border patrol
duty
The coutcrcos made the age limit of
those subject to the scloctiyc draft
twontyono to thirty years. In.
elusive. i'm place Of the twenty-oRe to
twcntyscycn years limits In the senate
bill and the Wcntyonc To- forty years
In the house bin
Senate amendments prohibiting the
sale of liquor at army camps, and 9th
erwise safeguarding the morals Of the
troops were retained
TWO Refuse to Sign
Representatives Kahn and Anthony,
republicans, announced they would
not sign the conference report An
thony was opposed to eliminating the
Roosevelt amendment and Kahn op.
posed the prohibitory sections, main.
tanning he couldn't approve provisions
making the United States appear to
bee either drunken or an immoral
nation
Chairman Chamberlain of the sen.
ate military committee said he expect
ed to report the agreement today, but
because the house must first act, the
bill may not be finally agreed to until
later In the week
To Champion Roosevelt
Elimination Of the Roosevelt amend
ment is expected to arouse some OPP
position In the senate, where it was
put In by large vote An agree
mcnt. however. Is expected
The prohibition amendment was
modified so that while liquor, wine or
beer cannot be sold or possessed on
military reservations, or camps, 1t will
not be- unlawful TO furnish or give
them to men in uniform.
One of the difficulties in reaching an
agreement was over the tribunals
which shall pass on exemptions from
the sclcctive draft. The provision ac-
ccptod gives right of appeal from q
first to second No military men
are to be- on either, and they are to
be- distinct from the courts OF the
United States or the states.
General staff Pleased.
General staff Officers were much
pleased at the agreement Of the con
ferecs and favor total elimination Of
the volunteer system from the new ar
mics
While they prefer the narrow age
limits Of the senate bill, II will yield
on the whole a younger lot of men.
They were satisfied with rejection Of
the house provision which extended
| the age as far as forty
Senator France Of Maryland believ'
ed the bill defective because Of the lin
tied range Of ages. He introduced to-
day q separate resolution to empower
the president to enroll all men be-
tween is and i5 for national defense.
simultaneously with the selectiye con
scrlption registration. The enroll
mpnt would consist OF cadet corps
l1S to 20: first line q to q; second line
p to 30; first reserve, thiriy'siN to
forty.hye.
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London. May TO- The recent par
rai success of the Germans al Frcs-
noy. ON the Arras front in France.
has not upset the British plans of OPP.
Grafton, nor has il caused surprise
said Major General Frederick b. Mau-
rice chief director of military opera
tiOus al the war office today in his
weekly talk with the Associated Press
AS a matter OF fa~t. the general adj.
ded, the British staff has been sur.
prised that the Germans have not sue
ceeded before in making gains in view
Of the tremendous counter-attacks
which they have been hurling against
he British front
The director continued.
Large Units Are Slain.
Large bodies of Teutons continual
ly have been sent against the British
over open ground without any appar-
ent regard for casuai';es. nut the Brit
ish have held their line when il might
have been expected they would give
way, and have inflicted tremendous
losses on their opponents.
llf Ai'l mans llhNf Iul lfNl kl fhI
reserves into the Arras conflict, en-
ployIng people from Belgium, Poland
and other conquered territory To re.
lease more Germans for military ser
vice The British have forced the
Germans TO use up twice as many re.
serves as were employed in the
Somme offensive. which ranks next Ia
the present one in magnitude.
Paris. May lO.-A fortified position
on the NauClerc plateau was captured
last night by the French it is announc
ed Officially Heavy artillery fighting
continues in this region. where the
Germans made a counterattack with
a division of fresh troops. Several
German counterattaCks along the
Chemin Des Danes were repulscd
The statement follows:
During the night the enemy at
tempted counter.attacks along the
Chemin des Danes All his efforts
we're defeated by our fire. 4 counter
attack in greater force against po
sitions carried by us In the region o
| Cheyreus met with the same fate anC
did not prevent us from making fur
ther progress ana capturing a fortifi
ed point of support Prisoners and {
machine gun remained in our hands
"On the northern slopes of the Vau
clerc plateau We carried out an opera
tion which enabled us to enlarge ou
gains and To take prisoners belonging
10 a division of troops which arrive,
recently on this part Of the front Ar
! tillery fighting continues actively il
these sectors"
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PARENTS CINE DETAILS or
HOW THREE SMALL BOYS
WRECkED FRISCO TRAIN

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and Es-s Sad . y me. elsys1 and
tk-rss- yszrs CD. -ssr@-c--Ts-g-
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bJys- pzrs--s - ths Authorities the lscs
Esrs p-zylrE O. ths track sunday NON
l-E El-n tTo pl=r=s q scrap metal 20
or- q which : rope rad ben tied
They were throwing TIE Lro r-zhszo q
them OF the tack a. they Ts-s walk
~. z-d Ens- That p-scs u metal Eiin
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yosrr. Z Ezs sz56 th= boys abandoned
il without thinking q the approach
t-z tam or possible damage 20 =
According 20 TIE Authorities here, no
sc-s.- hss been taken against the boys
u was learned TODAY that Bert Foro,
student fireman On the train had not
ben killed a. previously repoTte1- but
tt-z- they had been taken 70 hls home
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DufIoLT TO REALIZE
ACTIVITY NEAR MIAMI

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