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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
RED CROSS Of
FIRST. IMPORT
OVER DISTRICT
SENATOR TUCKER GRATIFIED AT
ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE
IN HIS DISTRICT.

Senator Fred E. Tucker manager for
the southern district, and Charles II.
Adams, district publicity manager. FOR
the Red Cross Christmas Member Cam
paign, returned this morning from Ada,
Coalgate and Tishomingo, where they
went to organize Pontotoc, Coal and
Johnston counties for the campaign
which opens next Monday. Meetings
were held at the three county seats at
which conferences Of workers discussed
campaign plans. Senator Tucker is con-
fident that the southern district will
exceed its quota, for the response in
each county is a pledge for 100 per
cent efficiency from each individual.
At Ada Monday night r. r. Cain, Pom
totoc chairman, had representatives OF
every community in the county present
at the conference. The meeting was
held in the First Methodist church and
opened with a program of patriotic airs
by an excellent orchestra. DIR. Charles
L. Evans, formerly president OF Henry
Kendall College, Tulsa, and at one time
city superintendent of schools at Ard
more, was the principal speaker of the
evening. Mr.. Adams and Senator
Tucker also spoke, outlining the plans
of the campaign.
At Coalgate Tuesday night the meet
ing was under the auspices of the Coal
County Council of Defense. John T.
Harley. county manager, will conduct
the campaign in that county through
the 81 auxiliary councils of defense, To-
Gated in each school district of the
county. U. j. Griffith, of Norman, state
high school inspector, and formerly
president of the Weatherford state nor
NAL school, assisted Senator Tucker and
Mr.. Adams at this meeting, at which a
Of httc nd xpil i'm
ness was manifest.
Last night Senator Tucker, Mr.. Grif-
fifth and Mr.. Adams conducted a meet
ing at Tishomingo. William Murray.
former congressman, presided at last
nights meeting, and the speaking pro-
gram was reinforced by the presence OF
Col Graves Leeper, OF Ardmore. The
Rev. +. +. Garrison. pastor of the First
Methodist church, is manager for John
ston county and the same enthusiastic
reception was rendered the visitors. The
Tishomingo High School Auxiliary
Chapter of the Red Cross pledged the
for the campaign. Mannsville chapter
was well represented and the prospects
for an excess of the Johnston county
quota are fiattering.
Senator Tucker and Mr.. Adams go TO
Madill this afternoon to hold a Mar
shall county meeting tonight and to-
morrow night will organize Love county
at Marietta. Saturday Senator Tucker
goes to Waurika and Sunday night J.
T. Coleman, Senator Tucker and Mr..
Adams will conduct a mass meeting at
Sulphur.
Russell E. Brown. manager for Carter
county. is busy with his precinct and
school district organization. Last night
A. b. Riddle and Thomas Pollock ad-
dressed a meeting at Prairie Valley
schoolhouse and received an enthust
astic response to their appeal Prairie
Valley organized an auxiliary to the
Carter County Council OF Defense. and
the organization will be perfected IN
| the near future.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
MAIN GAS LINE
DALLAS BREAKS
AND MERCURY WILL SINK LOW
TONIGHT, Is WEATHER
FORECAST.

Dallas, Texas, Dec. IS. - With the
mercury at IL degrees above zero at
eight o'clock this morning and predic.
tions from the weather bureau that the
temperature tomorrow morning will
range from 10 to is degrees above in
this vicinity, the announcement came
from the gas company that there is a
break in the main line which furnishes
the city's supply. and there there will
be no gas by this afternoon. Since the
majority of the homes in the city de-
pend on gas for fuel. indications are
that there will be much suffering. Fort
Worth and other towns also will have
no gas.
Gas company officials expressed be
lief today that supply Of gas hardly
can be expected before tomorrow morn
ing.
The weather bureau said freezing
temperature will prevail in all sections
Of the state toQight. except in the
lower Rio Grande valley. 1t was two
above zero at Amarillo at a. m. to
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
STEAMER MAVERICK
PROBABLY IS RAIDER
IN WESTERN OCEAN

San Francisco, Dec. i3.-That the
steamer Maverick, which figured promi
nen,ly In the Hindu revolution plot
trials now pending here. is operating
as German raider between this city
and Honolulu. was the belief expressed
today by officers Of a steamer.
A vessel. which the officers said was
the Maverick. was seen on the night
OF December approximately 900 miles
from this port.
Two other vessels are reported to
have sighted the Maverick recently.
The Maverick is one Of the vessels
alleged by the government to have
smuggled arms to India to aid alleged
Hindu revolution plots. She was in
termed In Batavia. and later sold to a
New York firm. She left Manila last
August for the Panama Canal zone, and
no definite word Of her movements has
been received since.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
GARFIELD WARNS
OHIO GOVERNOR
STATE EXECUTIVE TOLD THAT
HE MUST QUIT SEEING COAL
UNDER u. y. CONTROL.

Washington. Dec. l3.-Fuel Admins
traitor Garfield today informed Cover
nor Cox Of Ohio that he would not be
permitted to interfere with distribution
OF coal in Ohio under the direction of
the state fuel administration.
DIR. Garfield sent to Governor Cox
the following telegram:
II must respectfully but firmly re-
quest that you do not interfere with the
orderly distribution of coal in Ohio under
orders issued by my authority to Homer
II. johnson. federal fuel administrator
for Ohio. He has full authority TO act
and f. c. Baird Is cooperating with
him. I must insist that the state au-
thority be not permitted to interfere
with the action Of the United States
fuel administrator"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13

London, Dec. 13.-The boIsheVlkI IN
tend to compel the constituent assem-
bly, to be subservient to them, says the
Petrograd correspondent of the Times
He quotes the Bpravda, the bolsheviki
organ, as saying
THE only constituent assembly which
will be recognized by the workmen
soldiers and peasants is one giving them
bread. peace and land. The nation
recognizes only one law-the further
ance of its claim of performance. Those
who refuse to obey that law will be
ruled by force"
The correspondent adds that the con
stituent assembly now stands adjourn
ed indefinitely.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Ardmore and vicinity: Tonight
fair. warmer.
Oklahoma: Tonight fair, warmer ex
cept In southeast portion; Friday fair
warmer In east portion.
East Texas: Tonight fair colder IL
south portion. not 80 cold In extreme
northwest portion, freezing TO coast, ex
cept frost In lower Rio Grande valley
Friday fair not so cold.
West Texas: Tonight fair. warmer II
north portion: Friday fair. warmer II
southeast portion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
CHANDLER SUFFERS
HEAVY FIRE LOSS

Chandler Okla, Dec. 13.-Fire which
is supposed to have originated from de
fective heating apparatus late Monday
completely destroyed the Jake Collar
furniture store. the largest business of
the kind i'm Chandler, with an estimated
total loss Of 100000. equally divided be-
tween stock and building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
AMERICAN CASUALTIES.

Washington, Dec. 13.-General Per-
shlng has reports that Private Einar
[. Bryan was severely wounded in ac-
ton and Private Iisodore Kanner was
slightly wounded. Both are from New
york. They are believed TO have sus-
tanned their injuries in the Cambria
operations. General Pershing also re-
ports the death from pneumonia of Pri-
vate Clyde A. kobalentz. infantryman.
from Long Bottom. Ohio.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
BOI .SHEVIKI GROWS RAPIDLY
IN POWER. Is CLAIM
Former Secret Service Arm Of Gar Is
Lending Influence.

London Dec. l3-In a long review
of the Russian situation, the Petrograd
correspondent of the Post says there Is
no prospect of peaceful settlement ana
that henceforth, force must decide
everything.
The secret of the successes through
out the country of the bolsheviki, he
writes. is that they represent the iron
hand. What is behind them is as yet
undisclosed. but among the influential
members of their organization are men
who were prominent in the secret po-
litical police OF the empire, which once
ruled Russia. These men, according TO
the correspondent, are introducing dis
sension everywhere He continues:
Gain Ground Daily.
although floods of indignation are
being poured out daily upon the boil
sheviki. II is beyond question that they
are gaining ground in Russia, simply
because they use strong hand. winch
is the only thing the Russians in gen
eral appreciate Their methods might
horrify the west. but would be under
stood perfectly east Of the Suez.
For example. in the last three weeks
there have been taken out Of the rivers
and canals of Petrograd 1000 naked
corpses Of persons whose deaths were
not caused by drowning. The injuries
which caused death tell their own story.
suit OF clothes nowadays In Russia
is worth more than handfuls OF paper
money. The corpses Of the women even
have the hair cut OF. because II rep
resents marketable value"
Referring to Siberia's declaration OF
independence. the correspondent says
the Siberian troops are being reorgan-
lied under General Pieskoff. one Of the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
KAISER LAUNCHES
SUB CAMPAIGN Of
GREAT MAGNITUDE
NEW U-BOAT OFFENSIVE RESULTS
IN SINKING OF 81 BRITISH
VESSELS DURING WEEK.
ENGLISH OPTIMISTIC
High Naval Authority Declares This
Latest Attempt At Coup Is Intended
to Force British 10 Incline TO Peace,
But VIII Fail Completely.

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ho"non, % D ', III, 80 -
a.eu 'esa M e a1,h,.,,a ,,,s :.
lno' ny .o"y 80 .,.a a,
was so"s well 49, T., ,ha
Ior 'ne nisn 'e ~
p"s, ..o, ."'ee ~ A,,,,u,a,;ra
Ine enemy naa nav ~,
AT WIN ne as " ~
enhp.ins supia''ne On Vi
sreates. Poss,pie i,ashi.uue e"p,.
20 nio " In
Is trying 10 pring OH coup VIII
ihcilhe US 10 pcace
re mas laneu sisnary un
as ne ,as oh iaIiu' a,,u ne ,,as 'au W
pay ne"sy piIee ui ,. souei '"e '5,,s
"ies are ihee''"s WIN i'''' S"9e" '"'
CESS ,,r. o.... Du.
why Op.us'"
DesPi'e 'ie ianS iaieS % vi
silAlnss iepoi'.u ."i' "een ..".n' o.e
Nesseis' there 10 ho uee, ,eaSe ~ op,i
hiisih AIMING ,iiosu ""o NM" ''e ouo ~
marine war si.uatioh' wno see no Iea.
son ,of ioui,y'ns or ai.e,ris ,aa' te,,''en en
,ioyu ueoi ses S,aeei,ei' .>ove,'oe' C 50
that tneIe 10 no iohse, any ieal vi 'iie
submarine proving oecisi'e iao'or III
'he war m
events si,ice NoVenioe' ~, III . tac.'
nave tehueu 10 increase ra.her man
decrease lhe coh,,mehce win wh,cn .ne
premier spohe' the Hionth vi NoNen,'
pei was reo ,e.'eI i"on.h III lne a,i.i M
u-boat war the loss OF tonnage our
ihs the inonth was tne lowest since ,he
uhrestrlcteu submarine campaign pe
gan, the sihkines vi enemy SUBMARINES
were tne erea.es, eyer recoLueu III
single month ana the iauhcnihes vi
new mercnantnleh from BRUSH yarus
came witnin neasurapie Instance Oh
marine attack, H.
NO uaAsi ny nun :,
Inc phrase "ithih iieasui" "pie uia
lance Is that useo ny the soNeIIll'ieh'
spokesman III the house Vi colliiions,
anu the fnarsih pet"ee" ,he Siihihss
ana iauhchhhss "as 50 sish NJ .i'a, II
tne perfnahs hau SUM one oI .Wo iess
SHIPS there "ouIu ac,uahy nav oeeh
more tonhase iauicheu tnai sum
Inc sinkihgs Oh submarines INES uurihs
November also were within measurable
Instance OF the arsesl huriper 'he
German o-ooat yarus were cdpapie vi
turning OUT III the saihe periou.
Inc obstruction Vi SUBMARINES was
py no means uue 10 any spasihouic run
OF luck put 10 the ueVeiopiheht Oh
detained comprehensive campaign ln-
NoiVlng many ueVlces ana e,npraclng
many phases-a campaign Whicn VIII
grow more eincieht rather thah lessen
as time goes on according 10 expert
OPINION
SUD 'rews way uet ranick!
Ihe hrst Gays OF December nave MAIN
tanned the good RECORDS OF november as
far as the u'poat slnKlngs are con
cerned. moreover, II Is CONSIDERED IN
eVitaDle tnat the Amerlcan-hrltish sue
cess III TINS direction VIII nno renection
IN the morale OF the submarine crews
making them less cohildent ana less
enlclent at the same time the british
ana American naval men becoming
more conhdent ana more eHlcient'
me convoy system OF protection Tor
shlpplhg, WhIcn the aIlles nave auopteu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
HAIG THANKS PERSHING
AND AMERICAN ENGINEERS
By the Associated Pressl

With the American Army in France
Wednesday, Dec. 12.-Field Marshal
Haig has expressed to General Pershine
in letter his thanks for the assist
ance given by American army engineer.
around Gouzeaucourt on November 80
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
70 STORES At
P|CHER BURN

Miami. Okla, Dec. l3.-Fire today de-
stroyed twenty stores on Main street
in Picher, largest town In the lead and
zinc mining district. twelve miles from
here
The loss is estimated at sl5o.oOo.
Origin is undetermined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
WILL TURKEY
SUE FOR PEACE?

New York. Dec. 13.-tSpeciaD.-A rG-
NOR in trade circles here today is that
Turkey will soon propose separate peace
with the entente allies.
The report says the Turkish minister
to Switzerland had been ordered from
Constantinople to make the peace pro
posal to the allies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
Man Sacks Divorce

W. j. Rutledge has filed a petition
in the district court asking that he be
granted divorce from his wife. Ruby
Rutledge. He alleges that they were
married July i. 1916, and that his wife
had been guilty of extreme cruelty to-
ward him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
CONsCIENTI0Us JUDGE.

Austin. Texas. Dec. 13.-Because he
owns an automobile. Chief Justice w.
NJ. Key. Of the third court Of civil ap-.
peals. has disqualified himself 10 hear
an appeal in a case against the state
highway commission which involves
constitutionality OF the license tax for
the registration Of automobile Tho
case was continued
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
BOlsheviki Want Peace.

Petrograd, Dec. 13.-The bolsheviki
government issued a decree ordering
the arrest and trial by revolutionary
tribunals of the leaders of the consti-
tutional democrat party who assisted
the counter-revolution. The decree also
orders the local workmen's and soldiers
councils to take steps against the con-
stitutional democrat organization in
view of it's relations with Generals
Kaledines and Kornfloff, Cossack
leaders.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
Costly Blaze At Attleboro.

Attleboro. Mass. Dec. 13.-The fire
which swept through the business CEN
ter Of this city caused damage estimated
by the police At approximately 3so0. 900.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
C.ar,s Spy in Ar,missice Delegation

Petrograd. Dec. 13.-Coionel Schneyer
a member Of the Russian armistice del.
egation. IL has been discovered by the
bolsheviki government was OF the for.
mer czar's secret police. He has been
arrested and confined In st. Peter and
St Paul fortress
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
'CARTER'S COAL
BILL PASSES
OKLAHOMA CONGRESSMAN PUTS
MEASURE THROUGH HOUSE
NOW GOES TO SENATE.
INDIANS TO BENEFIT


Washington. Dec. 13.tSpeciaD.-The
Carter bill for the sale Of Choctaw.
Chickasaw coal and asphaltum deposits
passed the house yesterday afternoon.
occupying the entire day on the calen-
dar No amendment was adopted ex.
cept those agreed to by Congressman
Carter who was in charge Of the bin.
Passage of this measure Is the last
legislative step necessary to final settle
ment of the Choctaw-Chickasaw affairs.
The bill provides for the sale OF 445. 600
acres Of coal and asphalt deposits.
This sale will probably bring the In.
dians fifteen or twenty million dollars,
netting each individual Choctaw and
Chickasaw four or five hundred dollars.
All members of the Oklahoma con.
gressional delegation took an active IN.
terest in the debate. and now arc work.
ing for passage of the measure through
the senate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
ARKANSAS RIVER FROZEN OVER

Little Rock. Ark. Dec. 13.-For tn,
first time since 1899. the Arkansas rive
was frozen from bank TO bank at Littl'
Rock today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
Ten Inches Snow in Virginia.

Newport. Va. Dec. 13.-The heaviest
snow in 10 years fell during yesterday.
reaching a depth Of ten inches.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
WAR SUMMARY.

Paris. Dec. 13.-Active artillery is in
progress along the whole front, the war
office announced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13

Amsterdam, Dec. 13,-No German
peace conditions have been submitted to
the Russian delegates, according to an
official telegram received here from
Berlin. Up to this time nothing was
known concerning the armistice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13

Counter revolutionary efforts against
the bolsheviki appear to have received
setback In the reported defeat of Gen
eral Korniloff. Cossack general. in a
battle in south central Russia. Unoffi-
cial advices contain the rumor that
General Korniloff was wounded and
that his capture by the bolsheviki is
anticipated.
According to the report received in
London. the battle was fought between
Bielgorod. in the province of Kursk. and
Sunni. in the province of kharkov. ap-
proximately 800 miles south of Mos.
COW. The probable capture by the boil
sheviki of Rostov-on-the-Don. the larg-
est town in the Don Cossack country.
also is reported, the dispatch adding
that indications are that the Cossack
uprising will fail and the Cossacks will
enter the bolsheviki ranks. Rostov is
$50 miles southeast of Bielgorod
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13

In Petrograd. the bolsheviki continue
their efforts to gain control of the con.
stituent assembly. although available
returns from the recent elections show
that the bolsteviki alone hardly have
a majority In the assembly. Orders for
the arrest and trial of the leaders OF
the constitutional democrat party, most
of whom are supporting the Cossack
revolt, have been issued by the boil
sheviki.
Field Marshal Haig,s troops have met
and repulsed the first massed. attacks
on the western front in several days
and have inflicted heavy losses on the
Germans. The attack was made on a
front of one mile east of Bullecourt and
between that court and Queant. and
had it succeeded. might have had tao.
tical effect upon the shortened salient
before Cambria
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
NV the Associated Pressl

Washington. Dec. IA bill for the
sale Of coal and asphalt deposits in tho
segregated mineral lands Of the ChOc-
taw and Chickasaw nations in Okla
homa. whose value Is variously esti.
mated at between $6,000.000 and $780,
100000. was passed yesterday by the
house. Ii now goes to the senate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13

After heavy bombing operations. Ba,
varian troops went forward in massed
formation. The British line held. ex
cept on the right. and the Germans were
driven back with heavy loss. On the
right the enemy gained a short length
of trench which had been destroyed
in the bombardment preceding the at
tack. No further attempts with infan
try were made.
Between Bullecourt and Ypres the
Germans have been active with artillery
A German surprise attack against
French positions near Courcy was with
out result. Northeast of Verdun the
heavy artillery battle goes on without
cessation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-13
On Italian Front.


Weather conditions on the Italian
front are becoming more favorable to
the defenders of the Venetian plains.
Snow is falling and the Italians hope
TINS aid viii help in hampering the of
fensive efforts of the Austro-G Germans.
Between the Brenta and the Piave. the
enemy attacked as the snow began 10
fall and gained several small hill posi-.
tons In counter-attacks the Italians
regained the lost ground
Many Ships Go Down.
British shipping losses last week show
an increase over the previous week.
Twenty-one vessels We're lost through
mines and submarines, according to the
latest report, while seventeen were sunk
the week before. There was a decrease
in the number of ships of more than
l0OO tons however the total for the
past week being fourteen. a reduction
OF two. The number of ships attacke ed
unsuccessfully reached eleven. the high.
est figure in several weeks.
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Seruesb ydmuerd,sr.

Ter &enpegb Teunnertpr bieIt leb.
ten Gonleritag GbenO ini Deitideu
aIubbalis cine SpeBiaIocriaIuHlung
ab betreffs ber S1neerrciie na6 s5n.
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ilapolis mar unb 9fiifiprafe nit ben
oortigeu SdEssrn uabm, oerliherte
bic 5eripegber eines ber5Iiaen ems
pfcnes. DUB bic Sdnger ibren Su.
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0ob ile Die Siirlabung iofort annab.
men un6 SonIrtdg, 90. S,uIi, mt Der
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lilo oipar 9Lfttne i,H6 9safiioc, nit @c-
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lung itutt, in 'pelber aIles erleotJt
Dir6, mas init Der Heiie suianuneH.
bdHet, iino ein g9etterfonmittee er.
nannt pir6.
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