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Hispano América., 1917-09-09
ENTIRE SANTA Y SANTO..


dos ha mandado practicar una inves-
tigacion sobre los peligros morales
que ofrece Ell trabajo de las mucha-
chas en- los t~alleres y oficinas en- que
hay hombres. Las revelaciones he
chas por la prensa a csc respecto, son
verdaderamente espeluznantes y ESQ
que, con scguridad, quedan en- ell mis-
terio Ell noventa por ciento de los
casos de seduction.
Los estudios establishes y socio-
logicos de A. r. Pinci y los de la Sc
nora Olive Stott Gabriel, presidenta
de la Association de Abogados de los
Estados Unidos, r~evelan que ha fra
casado Ell proyecto de que puedan
vivir y TRAFALGAR juntas personals de
ambos seXos sin que caigan en- los
brazos de Cupido, y de clio es una
prueba 10 que pasa en- las ~escuelas de
adultos con las estudiantas, EN- los
hospitales con las enfermeras, en- las
casas de comercio con las Dependent
ties, en- los hoteles y casas particu-
lares con las criadas, EN- los restora-
mes con las meseras, en- las tabr1cas
con las obreras y en- las oticinas con
las estenografas.
Los datos establishes compilados
por orden del gobierno de Washing
ton han impuesto la necesidad de
buscar la manera de proteger a las
muchachas que trabajan y parece que
60 Io a,,cA,,trodn mac rar11aA1O
que reformar las leyes que castigan
la seduction, aumentando las penaS
v descartando por complete ell fac
tor relative a la edad de las victimas,
que varia segun las legislaciones To-
Gales de los diversos Estados de la
Union. Sc quiere, en- n palabra, a
plicar a este delito Ell c~riterio que sir
VIC de base para la expedition de la
Lev White" sobre trata de blancas.
Es natural que toda persona que
tenga sentido moral aplauda los es-
fuerzos del gobierno americana para
proteger a la mujer trabajadora; pc
70 no es menos natural que Sc tenga
poca confianza en- ell eXitO de las re-
formas que Sc intenta hacer a leyes pc
males, toda vez que Ell NAL que Sc ira
ia de remediar arranca de un falso
concepto sobre la vida y de ensayos
Que tienden a transformer las lncli-
naciones de los sexos. Nj las leyes
divinas que Sc dice regain en- Ell Para
$50, nj las humans que han venido
siendo expedidas al traves de las eda-
des por todos los pueblos de la tie
ira, han podido evitar ell pecado de
Eva cuando Sc lie hace vivir en- CO.
munidad con Adam. Y es por ESQ que
Sc ha l1egado a aceptar que es I'm fra
case esa vida honesta comun,. que en-
sayada aqui desde las escuelas, Sc
ha %pretendido extender a todas las
actividades de la vida social, con re-
sultados d~esastrozos, segun los da-
tos y estudios publicados poi Ell pro-
pic gobierno.
Los legislatures de los Estados
Unidos no deben darle vuelta a un
problema que solo puede resolverse
conservando a respetuosa distancia
Hispano América., 1917-09-09
MOVIMIENTO EN- Ell CUERPO
CONSULAR DE SAN FRANCISCO

FL senior don Carlos Avila, que ha
residido durante alghn tempo en- esta
ciudad, ACADIA de 1omar possession del
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rdle Sppoiition es nidt bel elmer mTleen
aritit Der ntleH Regierung bftDenbeH
IaFtn miro, unp Bic Morning Boit"
brobt i9on unnerbliimt nit Rtufpableu.
Der RIB lit nidt gu bertIeiitern; Der eins
5ige @eg. auf Dem bies bielsidt nod
geiaebeu tam, lit ein burdIhlagsnbsr
GrfoIg BEG nelten Wteiiitrs.
Die eigentIi9en S9fpisrigteiten litssu
aber bel Der Q%rbsiterpartei. 9as neue
Minilterinm beitsbt aus apnierpatipen
unb @rbeittrn, bamit III fheinbar Der
Gebdnte 9israslis - ben in anbereu
Jormen in 9euti6fanb Stoder uno
2aHale b%ertrdten, benz aud 8ismnrf
5eitpeiie suueigte - Nirllidteit ottoorS
ben. q6er IN Wabrbeit litgtn bic Dines
jebt umgsiehrt pie in btn isd5iger Sabs
rtn. Die nale @emeinfhaIt beoeutet jebt
ni6t mtbr ein giinbnis slpiI6cn Brobs
aruubbtFb uub 4rbtiierfddft gsgtH ben
liberalen aapitdlismus, ipnoern bic ions
~lerbatibe qartti lit iebt minbeiiens in
gleidem WlaBe tdpitaliitiih fpit bic libes
rale, iinb Der btntsr ibr fehenbe 3dnfs
pate bts Hsuen 9unbss, Gore 4ortbs
cliffs. 1T gsrabe5u bic @~srt0rperung aIer
fapitalitiiden SntertHen. Sem nntis
tnpitalifiides Programm bal Climb
9torgs In btr @trednesnbeit burh elm
8inonis bon 2iberdfsn un6 arbeitern
bnrhgttdmpft. g1ia tt u itbt burd) elm
giinbnis bon apnierbatibtn iinb Mrbsis
tern ptiter f0roern, 70 iiuo etpiB geils
erfOlge g,aeniber einigsn mebr liberal
effdr6ttn capitalization @rupptn m0gs
lif - bic 9eriiadtlidung Der SdtFfabrt
). g., auf bic Inon bic gtabrnHgsmitteIs
uDte peien - o6er fdlisBlia mib es
bod einmal 5am 9rufe Iommsn. nntsr
GisraelI mar Elm @iiHbnis spiidtn Rome
ieroatibea uuo 4rbsitern nod moglih,
ieBt lit Is cine bloBs GntsHts fir eiHsH
btitimmtsn 3ned, barber biHdus absr
gum SheiterH bsltimmt, 70 uHnatiirlih
mic bic politiide entente Der beuiYhs
fsiH6li6sn ma4fs. Die 90Hfsrpaiip,u
iperbsn 2lopo @eorse fttts NIT NiBs
tfaGtH %begegHsu unp bic Mrbtiter
aud. gsi BEN 3aammsnfioB spifasn
4gquiib nub 2IO1b @eorgs babtH bic
arbeitsrbsrtreter i'm adbinttt 3undhlt
~nnbtOingt auf Ger Gtiis Sts sritsren gee
fanbeu. unb srlt Der Ftartt GinfAB 6sns
ptrions - bsr oaraufhiH ann in BEN
tHger,n adbintit einen GiB trhaltsn bat,
bat he umaeItimmi. Nam,ntlif IN @ss
ptrfdaHsfrtltn fannie ons BIB
itaum stssh elogD @rDrgf bd pider Sc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-09

daraiteriItii6e 3gg bsr gta6Joang lit.
Die liberaIsn Mitgdeptr fnb Bis auf &C.
rinefigi9s ansHaGmen aasgeitiift uRb
tur@ unionilen trIsBt. @tuBerfia pirb
ter S9ein bes aoelitipnsminiiteriums
ouFredt er6altcn, beaH ne6sn ben aoas
ifroatipen finO bic Qrbeitsr btrftdrtt
niebergete6rt - 6enberieH pertritt ie
i'm sngeren, Sooge unb Barnes i'm ers
neiterien aabinett, uno aud bic aibtras
len baden Gin 8riitel Der MiniIteriibe
iHns. MIR bas lit nur 9ormidds. llRter
ben IiberaIen Miniitern bsFiubst fd -
dbgeisbeu natirIi6 ben 9lopb George -
niht cine tin5ise qsrI0nlidteit Ron
fpirtlihtr politiider SETTING, lie Ilub
fdmtli4 herporragsnbt Gadmdnner lpie
Ter GeIhobminii.tr Qbbilon ooer 8ers
tretsr gttDi1tr auBtnpotsn = ottiibe
unb irifde @erpoliune a5.r biuess
falls 6e6entenoe goIiiifer. Cans often
fpiro 5useeebeu, bnb 4sqnitb ter 5uEur
elmer - a~Ierbtngs gemohigttn - OPP
petition IeiR ipire uno buB Qsquiib uap
niht Glonb George iber Yorteimaidine
uHb 9drteitdHs Der aibsrdlen perfte!.
8iefc SppoIftipn nirb gebilbet fem aas
Der Wlebrbeit Der giberaIen - her rtfie
5liieel Der sibemleu, BAG f~oeeu0nnte
m2ihrdls Grisgstomitet" 1T nit ota
Iiberalen abgeoronettn aug @alts ~
elnpn @eoree uberdetreten - unp aus
Der Win0trbeit Der ar~beittrparIei, pohs
rsnb bic Sren ipie iiblih uniidse imo.
60 LANCE man iiber bic 6dituug bar
ltBten @ruppe nihts Iagsn sann, babtn
ale 9ermuiungtn iiber bic gr0bs be.
Wlebrbeit bon 2lobb George nenig Wert.
5umul bisl bacon abbdngen piro, ipit
biele 4bgeorbnete Eel enti6ei0enDen G5s
ftimmungen bon Der 5roHt 5uriittebren
t6nneH. @euie LANCER ais anotrtbdlb
Sabre bat BAG Observation-Disclosures
gebanert; aub Der itaris Druid bes Rri,s
ges Bat England uur SsitpeiIig aus odr
aeIpobHleH 9abHsn isiHts pdrlament1;is
iten gsbsns bsraussreten IaHsu. 9aess
gen bat 2Ibpb George e. Dsrhdunen. fb
IN eiusm bisbtr rod niht bagsDsiertH
MaBs Der unietiidBans Der sroBsn iapis
ialihiidsu SHttrsHsH 81 Deridern, I'm
bas WiiBttansn bon 6anbel aHo Snous
itrie gesea Jpn 5H beihpi6tigsn: 5u ieis
mem Winiiferulm gthorsH Der BaLifsr
8ergpertst0nig gors Rbonbpa, etr 8is
rtttor 5sr QonooHtr llBttrarHnDbdbnen
Cir ALBERT GiaHifn. bar Direfior BET
Yennpntr 6nftnrhofnf Qprb ItpenpoEt
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eurb @iIner.

als nelier ADMINISTRATIVE Der
0Iasgoptr RetOer Cir Soiepb MacEuB
unb nod brei anoere gsrtreier bon
groBinbufrie unO groBbmbtI.
BirO gtobb @torqt F6 balten tonz
uen2 ST Bat fir iin bic 9artei. bic ben
arieg min nnb aus imperiuliitii6en unO
6anbsIssriinosn bic 3ertriimmerung
Dsntihlanbs prtbigt: bic &oHierbdtiDen,
aorO R~ortbtliFfe unb gentle areiie bel
Qonponer 5inan5, oas beotutet bel. SINS
MERLIN bari nidt iiberieben perben, oaB
aft oitIe grupptn feiHe geI6norenen
GeinOe bon ebtbsm finb. Sic inben ibn
ais 5turmbot sur 3srihlagung
9tuiIhlaHos gu hnuben unb bann i'm
fallen 81 laHen ~ petr ibn bnrd dlers
bdno SdmeiheIsien in Der 3pif6n5eit
ms tonlerpatipt Eager biHii6er5u3iebcn,
gang ME tie Dor feds MonateH Den ans
oeren 8eutIhenfreiern uno 9%apitaliitens
tottr, ben auiirdIiidsn Wiiuiiterprdiioens
ten 5ugbts gum 8ert3eug bes imperas
Iiitiihen aapitalismus esuidht BADEN.
Gang obnt innere 9ife pirb bds 9ers
bdltnis taum iein, uub auf bic gduer
nirb fhperIih ber Shulmeilter bon
Bdles init btn @ertretern bes hohIten
enaliTten Qosls austommsn. Smmer
ipieber perIiherte @eorgs, bab er nidts
gsoea ben Observation-Disclosures imGdilbe
fibre, dber bic 4ngriffe Der Nortbctiffcs
prefe borttn niht ouf bic Wiibueriidnos
nifis unb Snoistretionfn riHen niht db,
UNI iebe ginselne eitftr @pii0ben sHoete
bamit, baB GIopb @sorgs auf Soften bon
8squith tintn Shritt oortpdrts fam.
Qa6 ieinem 9iidtritt bat benz aud
Qsquitb i'm asformtlub am s. 8t5sms
ber bon elmer npobl0rgaHiFerten 8ers
fdn0rung" geTproden, Der er sum Opfsr
gefalen isi, grep nurbe nod beutliher
un6 ri9ttte 5iUdr teine 8oriDurfe gtgtn
Climb 9torgt, AIR I'm 10 itdrtfr sfgen
.b~iejeniqeH, bic fir Glob6 George arbets
ieisn@, unb bic ,BailD 9sns@ mHut
asguitbs %er5luungsngH 8iidiriiE cine
Ghanbt fir bic Ration. alopb georas
bat beriuHt, bic Qiberaleu gum
eintritt IN iein Mtinirsrilim al be-
uegen, bon allen mirfIi6 bcrbors
ragtnosn MitgIifbtrR bsr qariei itbo9
ihorfe 4bfagsn rbalieH. Rod halttn
bic aiberaltn an BEN gebantea fdf, bag
bic Rsubilbnne ots Winiiteriums ftin,
SprtHeang Der aooIition bsotuiet uno
bon III bifs bn 6an. gpHitrvaiibt 8ldi.
ifr bfIirtitu bsuiis. pob bic ntas libs,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-09

IsesnbsIt tpisbsr Sur heuen UIclnEAs trns
por. 2lopb George bat nit f~ubelbaEittt
GddidIi6ssit bic @spsrtIaaflsorganlias
tipntn In bic sbsrnta alammgrm ftinss
WnnitionsgeTebes biRsinssprebt Gr bat
ss DerItdnben, ben @etptrtIhditen al hrt
i'm Sample sipeier MsnihsHalter erruas
Qensn Dorrehte bel Der DA6dftlgaIg
bon eeItrntsn segcniber angsierntsa Wrs
beitern, ia ioadr ibr Strtittsdt ans ben
Sdnbsn al miaSsn uub al bic bsbsnis
lihsn linruben, bic in ben JnouisEltS
beBirten i'm Sabre 1915 brohten, 81 bts
ihpihtiaen. aber bic Mttbobe lpdr trls
mtr bic elsids: susrlt Iauies prsBsstOis,
bds 8aterlanb lei in 9efdbr nnb pot
Der Gdliatang bieIer beItimmten @irtis
tiateit hinoe bds S9idial bee Rrttges
ob. !3psitens 9trbdnoIungen SIopb
geOrass nit ben Gin5tipdrtsien, bel Der
ar irber Der btiben qorteien i'm insitnts
lihen perIprad, mas lie perlcngte uno
Elm stutibtntiges @btommen dufiebte, bet
benz itbe portti gIauben mabte. bab he
aslupnneu baben. Drittene iautss Subels
qtt0Ie In Der preTe alter Sd1ttisriuser
ii6er bic Retter bes @aitrlanoes. ufittr
Dem beibc 9urttien, trobbsm ie iiA nun
btios betrogen iaben, iid fcuf5en6 in has
llnptrmeiblide figten. Aber Der 9rou
bIitb baTtsn. Bel ben ftbttn fhottffHtn
arbeiterI9pisrigteitsn i'm Sriihidbr bas
Ben benn and bic @stpertTdoftIer elOno
@eor0e ais @ermiitItr eutretid 1bs
atlebnt. limb in Srlonb bat iurs bdrouf
2lopb @eorse's BerIud. apiiden Carton
uno atbmonb au OsrmitteIu, 81 eineri
o0lioen GebIIdEdg sefibrt. Rod etns
nal lit Is itbt 2lopb gecrse ~seilrngtn,
bi, @rbtiter an feline SABINE 81 fefsIn,
inbtm er ibnen tinsn Sib IN fsintna ads
binett (6enbtrIon), Slpet Mtniiser - nre
auIdtineno brei Observation-Disclosures
rinr6umts, ALTO bic boppeltt @sriretans
atgtniibsr BEN adbineit asquitb. %
1T gaHS spsifsltos, buB bic arbsitsr, bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-09

unitr Der acknowledgement dnfs
ihperiis 5u Ieiben buben. gans energiin
tire Goresrungen dnmslbsn tperbeu. Gle
tuerben berIunen, 9lonb georse nod spets
ter auf bic Balm elmer aatitdpiiaIiFtEdeR
@eIsBgebung 81 brdngtrl, aber oaSnUi.l
ldBt It9 bier nidt srrethen, tUern TX Is
niht nit ben aonierbattbsn berbetbsn
min. Obsr bat linen gIobb Georg. bts
reits babe 8erIprsdJungtn mad oitem
MtuIter gsmuht, bic Ct nidt 81 bnItsn
stbtRitg Gins in iebsnFnus ouFf1llie:
s9tmss" msIoet am 8. DestHiber. hob
bic 4rbeitrrpertreter btbingunesIoB In
bag neue adbinett einaetreten fn6,
~MlprniRg pot" baetget beriftst bon
IorgIam psrtlduIulisrien gsbinsunssn,
bic ie geTtelt mS burhesfskt hnbsn,
s8aiIb telegraph" rtnnt anbsrt. fpsni.
ger liar umriIsne guntis, ouf bic man
Fd feIteelegt baden Toa. Sin Gbniihtr
Wtrrparr pon auesbli1tn 3ngeEtdnbHtfs
fen mar taft iebssmat Su bsobantei,
tBenn 2lo1b @torgs nit iemanoem f9
angsblia geeintet battle.
Dos Sd6inett 2lohb George 1T oIIo
bor cine ouBerprbsntlid Tdnierige Mufs
eabs ssItslt. Gnlsppf fi4 Der Hrisg
obne sntIdsibenoss greignis meter. Is
tptrb ss ii9 TmiperIib Innee bsBaRpsen,
irob dIIsr bemospgif9en eifttn nnb Re-
tldmetinite, trpB dlsr pirtlid grubkn
orgnniIdtortIheR Gabsn ieinss qeiiers.
3uiammenholten tam e nur sins: bas
8etpubtIsin elmer fnfperea hdttpnaIsn
not. bic ale Gsetnidss l6erbriidt uno
mad BEN itdrfen Monn ala BETTER ifreit.
Die Grnsnnung bon 2lonb @eoret III Elm
3eidsn. bdb gngldnb nunmehr TN britt
ten arisgsidbr dnf6nst, itb btbtobt 81
fibln, uub 2Iopb @eorgs broudt bic
aabsriie AuFpeitidung oler Rerpen gum
arisge eteen Deutidlonb, I'm fi9 an
Rnosr 81 baItsn. Sber fat Der ariteSs
not - tinsn Grisbsn, Der einen esfpdIs
tigtn Gig fit Gngldnb bsbtntsf. Bss
piB tann aud slOpb @terss ibtt Brits
ben bsrbdnbeIn. CT farm hh bon amts
ria ben UrisbsnsssbaFtta onfnfangen
uHsn uHb buHn ptrfhAsn, feline In
DguiIdlann bstauute RritsEmti9IeHgns
belt 5u siusm gspaItissn Bluff ID be-
Hubsn, INN nislsi6t ouf BEN mttbant.
laHgsutse bon DeniidInnb Bebihganssn
5u s~t5ieIsn. NIT btnea er F9 bor Jsiasn
Wdblsrn iebtn IdHen fam. AbtF bon
dltn Stdatsmdnntrn III lr Der Iskis, nit
BEN mir tinen nritosn obIHlit6fn s6ns
an, bts nns asaiQsH tnnnlE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-09
0aS Ea6ineN c(pyS George.
Don milbelm Oibclius.

Der %eriaa Der &arlameHts6erf6aft.-Sa Sabinett, Der 9rieOs.
mt NM bas Sirrftprinn. - Die StftatHr Gurt6rHffs nnS Der
EFefe. Die S%ppuiDtiuH Der eberalrn ano Der ar6eiterpartri
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
LOOKED GOOD
FOR BOND ISSUE
At NOON TODAY
VOTE is LIGHT BUT APPARENTLY
OVERWHELMINGLY IN FAVOR
OF BONDS FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Up to noon today the votes cast in
the bond election for the extension
OF the fire department equipment
and improvement Of parks was light
with apparently a unanimous vote in
favor Of it. IN effort will be made be-
fore the polls close to get out as
many Of the taxpayers as possible in
order that a perfect sentiment of the
people may be obtained.
1t is the purpose of this bond issue
which is to be $4,000 to better equip
the fire department, install a fire
alarm system, and put in a sub sta
ton and equipment on the east side
The remainder of the funds will be
expended in improving the fair
grounds and Wilmington park. More
buildings are needed at the fair
grounds as was demonstrated by the
first fair, and under the law the city
in which the fair is held must provide
them. The bond issue will provide
ample funds for every improvement
proposed and it is confidentially ex-
pected that it will carry by a heavy
majority.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
KILLING At
NEN WILSON
YESTERDAY.
OLD eRuoGE CAUSES MAN TO
TAKE LIFE or ANOTHER -
SLAYER is IN JAIL AWAITING
EXAMINATION.

Another killing took place ai Wilson
yesterday when Lon Peeyy shot and
killed Albert Finley Finley was hit
five times and died almost instantly
Peeyy was brought to the city By
Deputy Jones and lodged in the couu.
ty Jail to await examining trial which
has not been set by the county attor
ney The killing was The elimination
of an old fcud that has been running
for several years. The men have had
frequent clashes and yesterdays shoot.
ing was the result.
No details are ob'auablc The Of
dccrs are keeping facts until the ey.
amining trial and eye witnesses will
say nothing about the affair This Is
another tragedy to add to the list that
have occurred within the past two
years in the oil fields and vicinity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
OLD PLAYHOUSE WILL CLOSE
After Years OF Successful Business,
Majestic Will Close.

When the last scene Of the screen
at the Majestic is shown tonight, it
will mark the end of what has been
one of Ardmore's most popular play.
houses and by the way, one of the
first established.
Miss Amelia Hunter owned the place
at one time, and at the time she owned
it was the first lady In the United
States to operate a moving picture
show. Since that time It has been in
several different hands, but always
has been a fayorite amusement place
with the public.
Messrs. Cox and Helbach, who were
the joint owners, will still run the
Theatorium, and will soon be ready
TO open the big Princess theatre wsich
is rapidly nearing completion. The
opening date will probably be about
February Is.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
LADIES HAVE FORMED
oRAToRlo SOCIETY

The ladies musically inclined In this
city, under the leadership of Mrs. Z.
+. Guillot have formed an Oratorio
Society with fifty members at the be.
ginning and have secured the services
Of Madame Lund, one of the most
gifted vocal teachers in the southwest.
to teach and direct them Rehearsals
will be held every Friday at the Meth.
odist church. Mrs. Guillot states that
they hope to have as many as 100
members before the big music festival
which they are planning to present
early in April
The Oratorio Society will work in
connection with the Chamber Of Com.
merce band whenever possible and
viii be a valuable adjunct to the mu.
steal interests Of the city. The ladies
have started with a great deal of en-.
thusiasm and expect to make a gre.
success Of their undertaking.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
SUDDEN DEATH
At RINCLING
LAST NIGHT.
c. a. SAMSON. BROTHER OF MRS.
MARVIN BRYAN, PASSES AWAY
OF HEART FAILURE AT MID.
NIGHT LAST NIGHT.

c. A. Samson, auditor for the Min.
netonka Lumber company whose
headquarters we're in Muskogee. died
at midnight last night in the Ringing
hotel al Ringing, Okla, of heart fail.
wc, He is survived by a wife and
two children, who live in Muskogee.
Deceased was a brother of Mrs. Mar.
vim Bryan Of this city and his mother.
Mrs. Samson, was visiting here with
her daughter at the Randol hotel when
the message came announcing his sud
den death. lie also has brother.
Dean Samson, residing at LTned, Kan
Deceased was a Mason an odd
Fellow and, member of the Rotary
Club in his home city. The remains
were shipped from Ringing to sa.
pulpa, Okla, where the burial will
take place at the home of his wife's
people.
Mr.. Samson was a young man, and
outside of a weak heart. seemed to
be enjoying almost perfect health.
The company has about three yards
in Carter county and Mr. Samson has
been frequent visitor here for two
or three years. He was given nice
promotion on the first of the year by
his company and was also presented
with a check for $500 m recognition
Of his services. His death will be
learned with sincere regret, and
friends of Mrs. Bryan in this city will
regret to learn Of her bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan and Mrs Bry.
ans mother left here today with the
remains.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
SIMPSON BUILDING TO BE
CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED

b. A, Simpson has purchased the ad.
joining property to his original corner
on West Main street until he now has
100 feet frontage, and the Simpson
building when completed will be ten
stories in height, instead of six, as
originally planned. In order to Sc
cure this property Mr.. Simpson had
to purchase the leases of several ten
ants and in one instance purchased a
stock of goods. One tenant, however,
who has a lease on part of one of the
buildings purchased by Mr. Simpson,
refuses to yacate, and it may compli.
cate matters somewhat but it is be-
lieyed that a compromise can be ef-
fected and the work progress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
SENATOR LEWIS, DEMOCRAT, OF
ILLINOIS INTRODUCES REsoLU-
TIoN SUPPORTING PRESIDENT.
TABLE .NCUN5ER BILL
Lewis Asks Senate to Table ResoIu.
ton of Mccumber, Which Would
Have Senate Declare 1t is Unable
to Agree With Wilson's Proposal :,

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Lewis
of Illinois, democrat, today introduced
a resolution that it is the sense Of the
senate that President Wilson's peace
address does not propose doing away
with the Monroe Doctrine nor propose
military aggression by the United
States in foreign Island
He asked that the resolution which
was introduced by Senator McCumber
and which would have the senate de.
clare it is unable to agree with Presi-
dent Wilson's proposal for peace
without victory" be tabled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
DAYLIGHT SAVING ASSOCIATION.
Movement to Turn Clocks Of United
States Forward One Hour

New York, Jan. 3O-The national
daylight saving association met here
today to engineer plan to turn the
clocks Of the United States one hour
forward the last Sunday in April and
one hour back the last Sunday in Sep.
tember.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
BERNARD BARUCH, WALL STREET
SPECULATOR, WHO MADE BIG
"CLEAN-UP," TESTlFIES.
TIP <z}lN SPEECHES
Declares Money y Made From His
Foresight in In D ma Speeches
By British and Premiers,
Not From Peace No

New York, Jan. 3O.-Bernard Bar
uch, the Wall street speculator, who
was heavy seller Just before the
Wilson peace note came out, testified
at the leak inquiry today that his
profits between December 10 and De-
cember 90 were nearly half million
dollars, but he declared that he made
the money through his foresight in in.
terpreting the speeches by the British
and German premiers, and not from
any leak"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
YOUR NEGROES
FOUND GUILTY
AND SENTENCED
CHESTER TYSON AND MARK
PETERS GIVEN DEATH SEN.
TENcE, TWO OTHER NEGROES
GIVEN LIFE SENTENCES.

Minden La. Jan. 30.-Chester Ty.
son and Mark Peters were found guilty
with the death penalty attached and
Larkin Stewart and Anderson Heard
were found guilty and given life i'm.
prisonment here today for the killing
Of John Reeves, his wife and three
Rrhidren, last Christmas eve, for the
purpose OF robbery All four of the
convicted men are negroes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
CHARGES
THE SPANIEL.
JURY TODAY
CASE EXPECTED TO BE IN THE
JuRYs HANDS LATE ToMoR.
DOW 49, ARGUMENTS WILL BE.
GIN LATE TO-DAY.

San Angelo, Tex, Jan SO.-Tho de.
fonso rested today in the case Of Har.
ry SPANIEL, charged with the killing OF
his wife and Colonel Butler at Alpine
last July. The court charged the Jury
this afternoon The arguments viii
following and It is expected that the
case will be in the jury's hands late
tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
COMPLAINT AGAINST BANKER.
Former President Of Bank CHARGED
With Naturalization.

Abilene, Texas, Jan. 30.-Complaint
was filed with United States Commits.
sioner Giraud here today, which char.
ros W. W. Holmes, former president
of the First National bank of Sweet.
water with misapplicatlon Of funds.
The complaint Is signed by the de-
partment OF justice agent. The bank
was said to be $4,000 short.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
INEXICAN5
DRIVEN BACK
FROM BORDER
GENERAL RlcAUT YESTERDAY
DROVE BACK MEXICAN BANDITS
WHO ATTEMPTED TO CROSS
BORDER.

Mexico City, Jan. 3O.-Thc war de-.
partment has received a report that
the Mexican bandits who tried to
cross from the United States into
Mexico near Brownsville, were forced
back by General Ricaut yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-30
RECORD SEVERE EARTHQUAKE.
The Georgetown seismosraph Records
Severe Shocks.

washington, Jan. 30 Severe earth.
quake shocks, originating five thou.
.l.i miles from Washington. were
recorded by the Georgetown Uniyer.
800. seismograph early today.