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New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Fade sSaIks Prisoner
Escape From Sing Sing
Man on Whom ''l}unmy" Game
Had Been Worked Before
Was on Guard

OSSlNING, \. " Aug. IL Fate was
against Joseph Cato tonight when he
attempted to escape from Sing Sing
prison. leaving on his cell cot dummy
hastily constructed from pillow, mus
lin and old rags
Keeper Frank Price happened to be
assigned to the cell tier where the
prisoner slept. and Price is still smart
ing over the suspension that came
when John McAlister worked the
dummy game on him a Few weeks ago
and escaped.
The apparently slumbering form On
tn cot did not deceive Price this time.
He called twice and then flung open
the cell door, shook the dummy to
pieces and gave the alarm. \ half-hour
later the runaway was discovered hid
ing in the pipe shop.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Gen. Crowsler Arrives
Home ON CgsI,an " arship

Major General Enoch Crowdor, who
as provost marshal general directed
the selective draft, arrived here yes
torday from Cuba where he has been
recoding the island republics election
laws. The Cuban cruiser Cuba carried
General Crowder north The warship
was delayed by fog and, as a result,
several Cuban officials who went down
the bay on a submarine chaser to greet
her missed the craft entirely.
During my stay IN Cuba" said
General Crowder, Il have practically
rewritten the election laws of that
country. Their execution is now large
~ in the hands Of the judiciary, as the
judges are ex otfico members of the
federal election board The political
powers have been left with representa-
tives on the election board, but they
have no voting power.
Il also have made certain that every
person shall have an adequate legal
remedy in the event of an election
dispute. Everything has been done to
prevent collusion. which has caused
most OF the trouble in the past"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Senate Subcommittee
Would Confirm, Palmer
Favorable Action Expected on
Wilson's Nominee for
Attorney General

WASHINGTON, Aug 13.-Confrma-
ton by the Senate OF the nomination
of A. Mitchell Palmer to be Attorney
General was recommended by a unani-
nous report to-day By the Senate ju-
dietary subcommittee, which has been
holding hearings on the appointment.
Chairman Dillingham; said he believed
the full committee would approve the
recommendation Favorable action by
the Senate also is expected.
Opposition to Mr.. rainier. based
principally upon his administration as
Alien Property Custodian, developed
several weeks ago when Senator Ere
llnghuysen, Republican, of New jersey.
presented statements 70 the sub-con-
m,ttee bearing nnon the Alien Prope.tv
Custodian's activities.
Several witnesses in opposition 10
Mr. Palmer were heard BY the sun
committee, and the Attorney General
personally defended his record.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13

WARE Mas Golden & Co: Mr.. Dl
Boise. ready To wear; ll70 Broadway.
WASH INGTON--M. Behreuds, ready tt
wear; Imperial
WASHINGToN-L Franco Shop, A r
Reid. coats. 45 West Thirty fourth street
Room 903
WASIINGToN-M. BroolSs & Co; Miss
Vera Walker. millinery. Waldorf-Astorla.
store merchandise Walnck
WllLiAMSpoRT Penn. +. n. Patcher
Co: T. II. ratchen, general department
WlLMINGToN, w n c l.. w. Davis, dry
goods and shoes; broadway Central.
W. =. Jorde, wolpon'a muslin and knit un-
aerwear, hosiery. waists. skirts, potticoats
kmonos, neclwear and haudkerchiefs
Breslm
WINSTON SALEM n C.-B Hitch
coch memorial merchandise. Herald sQuarc.
WINSTON-SALEM. H. C.--Sicolon Mfg
Co. J. 4. Fletcher, mfrs pants and over
alls Grcgorian.
WOONSOCKEr, r. I-~Harris & Mowry
T. Ensoibacl.. representing care Drygoods
Alliance. 4oA Fourth Avenue.
WORCESTER, Mass.-J. &. Machines
Co. George T. Moran. representing, care
WOKC ESTER. barnard. Sumner
Putnam Co; w. j. Mc,irath. wash
goods; care prygoods Alliance 4oi Fourth
Avenue.
YORK. $ C.--N. Fcinstein. general mer-
Chandisc; Broadway Central
YORK. Penn. Mclean < sons. Miss b
dresses; 422 Fourth Avenue. 5th aoor
NouNGspOW Ohio-Georse l.. For
dyce Co. Miss NJ lauehl!n. millinery
i0i Fourth Avenue. floor
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Continued from preceding page

r1ICINNATI.--J. Mayer. hats and caps
Hss.IMN,cSSISNATI-C. f. Crane. drygoods,
,s Gregorian
1t drygoods: Collsngwood-
s'TSSSrINNATI--Meyer. Wise & kaichen
n kaichcn. wornen's and children 8
sssdy to wear ss4 BROADWAY third floor.
S.s,ain and r. Stlverstein; clothing and
s'ns, s'In,s furnishings. Broadway Central.
msr,1r msr,1rTCTNNATI--L. Waid \ Co; ]. kiefer.
srxgoods and manufacturers shirts and
u..rsOs Hotel Wallich.
eeITCINNATl-Bsuin & BALI; A Baum.
md caps. Hotel Breslin
aSrTSCINNATI-Denton Co. Miss l.. Call
~ dresses l27o Broadway. room sos.
taSsiNC!NNATI--The Fair Store; Miss y.
usnnna,d art goods. care VIM. T. Knott,
:. East e6th Street.
-scIZCINNATI--S. Ach Co. S. 4Ach, milli-
r,rY. rv1EIAND~ Hisbee Co. Mr.. Starker.
-.osral rsdse.: Syndicate Trading Co. s3u
Fg'r"E Fgr'r"E1iELAND- Co. c. L. Mas.
~ dresses. waists. Harry Landres. el2
FIJI Fr.9,1ETELANp. ohio.--Applehaum. gen
fTsct fTsctEVELAND EVE; II. Stern & Co; L.
s,.rn' 1oos in cigars; Grand,
IEVELAND-~Famous Clothing Co. II.
prss-t mems clothing and mfrs. clothing ).
VSS4liEsSXELAND - Bailey Co: NJ Smith
ms furnishing goods; 81 West Twenty
ssth street; Alsonouin.
stcLEvELAND-Ha!e Bros. Miss Red
,end. tur coats and satin dresses. Fred'lS
s;kins: zee E'fth Avenue ,oAr.,,, O. -
-a-rpN ta.lors trimmings; Herald Square.
scoITMBUS--A Dobbie: 7. G. McGan-
-on, dress goods. Innings, silks, Nelvets;
'CoNNELLsviLLE, Penn--wrishtM Metz
i.r Co.. Z. {. Moore. mems clothing, 1870
Broadway room 6l4
COOLIDGE. Csa-H Nankin. rysoods,
stc: Broadway Central.
general buyer: 1850 Broadway sth floor.
FTankens'ein. 1swelr!, ieathsr goods no
''DAYTON. Ohio -- John Elder Co; Mr.
Davies. piece goods Syndicate TRAILING
Co. $50 Fifth Avenue;
gcrdeaux drugs: Wallick-
DULUTH. Mimi. Freimuth, T. G..
griffith carpets, rugs, upholstery draper
,ss. ITO Broadway: Latham.
rrslniuth: general merchandise; Morgan &
Ahrens, ll7o Broadway
EAsroN. Md.-Miss "A f. Rathen &
Co: Mrs. s '. Dlttgs, N1 ianSy goods sa.n,i ana
and millinery; Col!ingwood.
ELMIRA y VI. F. Faulman. draper
.s. los Grand Street
Ell PAsO, Tex.-D. Klein; clothing;
Grand.
FALL RIVER Mass R. A. McWhirr
IN @ d Brown. white goods. linens.
b,aukets aheats. cottons. flags, Mrs. II T.
Nackcnzie wash goods, Dry Goods ALI
ancs 4o4 Fourth Avenue.
FALL RiNER Mass.-R. A. Now hirr
Co J. Conn, cloaks, suits. etc, Wallick.
FARGO. y. D.-Herbst Department
store. Mrs. u. LaSalle. cloaks and ready
to wear: Pennsylvania.
FlTCEBURG Mass.--J Miller Co; J.
Miller. drysoods and clothing; IBroztell.
FLORENCE s C.-Sulzoach Jewelry
CO. s sulz5acher. tewelry: Wallick.
FORT WORTH - Sanger Bros; c. c.
Morgan. coats. suits; l9 East Twenty
fourth Street. 12th foor.
FORT WORTH-L c. Gilbert Co, L.
G Gilbert. ready to wear; 81 West Twen-
FRANKi.IN Ohio-E. Is Thirkield E
2 Thirkield. general mdse.; Pennsylvania
GRAND RAPIDS-C. Trankla & Co;
Yrs b. 3 Martindale, muslin underwear;
q. Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Boston Newsgrifers'
Union u Established
isearsl's "Anerican" Drops
Dozen Men, Some Ex-soldiers
just Back Ercln France
.NpCclnL CorrcsnOnll

.lptCNt tCIIcSpoNNfNCt
BOSTON, Aug 12-The News Writer'S
Union No /, of Boston, is apparently
established. In accordance with the
made with all the members
of the Boston Publishers Association
the union scale is now in effect, the
last of the papers of the association
paying Off on the new basis last week.
All the papers also gave retroactive
pay from June G, in accordance with
the agreement.
The scale is S9s for reporters with
three years experience and $45 for re-
write and desk men OF three years en-
perlcncc. The papers included IN the
association are The Boston Traveller ''
THE Boston Herald' The Boston
POST "The Boston Record "Morning
and Evening Globe, Advertiser and
The American"
The Christian Science Monitor' does
not belong to the association. but has
been openly favorable to the union.
"1he TRANSCRIPT" runs open shop, even
III mechanical departments, but main
taiNs the union scale
Interest is centred in the discharge
of about dozen men in the editorial
room Of The Boston American" nearly
all Of whom were members Of the new
unioN. Two had just obtained jobs al
Ter returning from military duty over
seas.
Since this action the Allied Printing
Trades Council Of Boston has voted to
tahe away the Label from The Boston
American'
At the last meeting OF the News
Writers Union It was voted to draw up
resolution for nrcsentation 10 the
Boston Central Labor Union, asking the
American Federation of Labor to con
demN the alleged unfair tactics OF
Hearst. Effort is being made 10 have
the A. e. OF l.. leaders draw up a petl-
ton to Congress showing the alleged
hypocrisy Of Hearst who while cam
pa igning for six months pay and
jobs for all United States soldiers and
sailors, has discharged soldiers just re-
turned from France
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
War Memorial for Harlem
Committee Named to ~ugs">t
Place i'm September

The War Memorial Committee ot
Harlem was organized iast algaf ~ ID
meeting OF the hariem Board ef Trade.
to act on suggestions Tor Il perm. .
war memorial iA Narcm. Tho
perry chairman OF the meeting. r.a.ca
was held at lonox Avenue and
street. wa r. W Clinton. Tho com
mittee of seven 30 so'ecf a mr.nsf,., f
vii report its suggest ous to mas.
meeting IN September.
Members Of the Haricm Poet of shoe
american Legion. Who wcrc prescott
suggested tina a community centre hr
organized rather .han "a cold s,o.,
memorial
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Dead Wen Blamed for
New Haven Accident

BRIDGEPORT Conn Aug. II
Henry Brick,ey. o. New London. and
Charles T. Rust OF NV Haven, eng
nee and Instructor pectively. sre
n~4c !. sronslh.e for the freight wreck
- tie Ne" York Now Haven & Hart
forc Pa .road a Greenwich or July 81
~aicf both los. their lives. by Cor,
r 'oh. ; p an who handed down
fLr..iys to-cav
rr eec -rs N in his opin on both
'.e e.gi Ger aaa 'rs.ructor were asleep
taolr cRb, nHf fhat 'heir gross negli.
sence N "a Ing 20 heed he warning
signals set agsins. them was the cause
of thA vrsrk
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
FINANCIAL
ANDREW i MCCORMACK, Auctioneer
REGt LAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN Il. MI LLER & son.
DFFlCE 90 WILLIAM ST.
WED\ ESDAY. AUGUST 18th, 1919.


z, 1850 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SAI.ESROOM.
Nos. IT AND rs NESEY STREET
For Account of Estate OF Chas. ". lden:
40 shs LiQuiied Acetylene supply
Dr-- common.
% shs. Manchester Light Heat &
s.i4s sns TheTn.o Electric co.
fss Sis Aeetylene Lamp Co. common.
1867 ais Katherine Goldheid Consol-
dated Miuing Co
40 shs EloctrOlite Gas Lamp Co.
Ha17 shs. Lombard Consolidated Mining
1850 shs. Tho Thermo Electric Battery
Registration Of transfer and reissue not
guarauteed IS TO any OF the above items
For Account OF Whom 1t May Concern;
-o4 shs. Rose Sales Company, Inc,
200 shs Rose Sales Company. Inc,
100 shs National Chain Company.
10 sts. Spencer s Company
100 shs International salt Co. OF New
A4oO shs Darwin Lead & Silver Mines
Development Corpn.
10000 Central Vermont Ry. LIST Mtg. 4eo
Bonds, 1920
Sc shs Lawyers Mortgage Co
$4,000 Japanese Government 4fe Bonds Of
10 shs Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
IN shs First National Bank of n. Y.
loe shs. OTIS Building Company.
~ Sn~. tinted Gas < Electric Corpn.
tCouu). fst prefd.
All the right. title and interest Of Paul J.
snyder under the will of .Josep II.
SNYDER. deceased said VIII being
duly probated in the Surrogates'
Court, New York County, on Feby.
-. 1897. and recorded in Liber
A., 6sl OF Wills at page 361.
"iso all OF the right. title and interest OF
George f. Snyder under said will
OF Joseph II. Snyder. deceased.
Ai'll5o2 Draft of United States 6; Cuba
Engineering Allied Works Corpn.,
dated Jan'y 6, 1919. accompanied
hy invoice and bin of .ading for
"'olo 70 Draft or United States & cuba n
dated Jany II. 1919. accompanied
o'i steel plates Issued by the $. s.
Miner
"ils % Draft of United States & Cuban
hnsineering Allied Works Corpn.;
dated Jan'y "a. 1919. accompanied
for one steel shaft issued by S. S.
Assabar.
N''3S 80 Draft OF United States & Cuba
nglneering Allied Works Corpn..
dated Mar. 13, 1919. for l20 bles.
galvanized sheets issued by S. S.
Marcos
"'foS 10 Draft OF United States * Cuban
Eng lneering Allied Works Corpn,
dated Feb'y Is. 1919. accompanied
by invoice and bill OF lading for one
car OF machinery. - pieces, boxes
and crates. issued by Erie r. K.
Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Acid Thrown by Woman
Building Caretaker Blinded in
Quarrel " iih Tenant

Mrs Alice Murray. of 8,5 NarN.ca
street. Brooklyn. according 90 tre
police Yesterday threw m4rn.l, acid
into the face Of Jesse Bird fhe house
superintendent Bird tine King
County Hospital who're rhS cIaa.
sad iaSt night thar Is Wa doubtful
whether ms sig1t could he saved Mrs
MURRAY was held on charge of assault.
The woman Was asked 10 qaeafc hog
apartment some tlI1c ago. tnc no ce
say. and became infurated ehen n
d1Spossess notice wa rlsd ON her
When she surrendered herself fo the
police Mrs Murray said Bird had
broken into her apartment and n other
ways had made lie miserable fer
her
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Jails Not Insane s.,lums

ALBANY, y y Aug - Waruine
against tie detention Of an alleged
insane person la county lall or
lookup was sent o4t today 20 .
sheriff and police oficas >.n
York state by Attorney Isaerei Ncv.
Ton. Wao called Their at,eatioa ID .ae
section o. the insanity law. lram
whIch the Attorney General ao.db
persons VINO are confined Ia iAlfs
awaiting determination as 10 their
insanity are not accused of any crln.e.
Incarceration IN any jail lca.es ~i'n
ar insane person the belief o. per
secutlon. Illusion Is one of the basic
ideas whica pefmeates the mind ~
ne insane person
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Con.icts Fight Fire
Leave Meal 10 E>iineui~h Blaze
in Old " agon Factory

OSSlNlNG. y y Aug H. sn..
Sing prisoners left ,hct noon mea to'
day to fight fire whion broke oet .n
the old cart and wagon factory
20 store raw mater ral Thcy confined
the flames TO the oan hull1n, and
saved part of the contents There
we're no attempts 20 escape dur NJ the
excitement
The fire was discovered n bale OF
paper on the GROUND faor of the old
factory. From the paper fho 0AHes
spread 10 bales O. hat used ia max ng
mattresses. Cotton. wool. wood ana
other nfis nmahic material stored .n IA.
building was carried ont Warden VS.
ward Y Brophy said he be1eycd The
fire was due to Spontaneous comhn.
ton.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
Orange Realty & Improvement Co
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders or the Orange
Realty & Improvement Co. for the cleo
tion of directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction OF such other business
4 may lawfully come before said meeting.
Will BE- held on the l4th day of August,
1919. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
{ he office of the com pany. No. 20 Liberty
Street, Room 555. Borough OF Manhattan,
City Of New York.
Dated New York. July 29th. 1919
CHARLES G.. WHEELER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
TO HOLDERS OF
JEFFERSON & CtEAHEl0 COAL & IRON co
StVohu Mortgage so Bonds
,! Y N NC Ell Nd NOCICE

SINKING FUND NOTICE
,',''s is hereby given as provided IN
+. ,.''e Of the indenture dated June 10
s. securing the above bonds. that
ln,,sns Va 'ionday. September 10. 1919. by the
'eu states Mortgage & Trust Co, at its
fno ~ 90 Cedar street. New York. for
pr,eo Sa.r To- II as Trustee at the lowest
feres AZ which such bonds shall be of
,arsS,, uof exceeding 1869 and accrued in
ssnS 'st s the sum OF Twenty Seven Thou
and a fo..'n even Hundred Eighty Eight Dollars
'S 1or'y seven cents $2T.7ss47)
fer. rs shall be sealed and endorsed "Of-
Goa, iSF the sale of Jefferson & Clearfield
Inv EIr iron Company Sc Bonds to Sink
yJFErr!ARTMENT.
NHSoN & CLEARFIELD COAL g.
IRON COMPANY
n,,.s ny GEO. II. CLCNE, Treasurer.
-eou 'ochester. n. Y. August ~. 1919
~ 1.-THE THE HOLDERS OF EASTERN PE-
FsSlIE SlIEUM COMPANY PAYN ISSUE
TFS TFx LIEN COLLATERAL TRUST
B0NnxsE EAR ~ SINKING FUND GOLD
Maids. DUE SEPTEMBER 1. 1928:
trnsd e.,s 10 hereby given that the under
u o'c,Ns,n. VIII receive on August 1s. 1919. at
Doasls. LOCK noon, sealed tenders or pro-
d4rsd " ~ tne above bonds to be surren
u prtes. recemption on August 10. 1919,
two and not exceeding one hundred and
pas uo ,1' one-half per centum flO21acs) OF
Ia fhS hS'us s accrued interest, out of moneys
lSe7s SINKING Fund amounting to $3S
lsrrss. Inc right Is reserved by the un-
cnII 70 reject any or all offers.
ASlA TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
1n9us>Iaarae1at sS~ ''''"s"''
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Offerings to Buyers

COATS. SUITS and DIR ESsES.-WE LEAD
them all. million dollar business;
goht 5qe. the biggest values the market
.Tsrs Why Because what our expert
ouyers purchase for CSC sell for 81
l5nt overlook these: silvertone coat, all
Hsa si5.75. ali wool suit, $3.50; alI-wool
teotr dress, Sl4 80. on the racks. Mod
srn IL West Goth st.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Buyers Coming 9

.MGNNEAPOIIs-A A. Bogk. Mrs. 4.
BogN. corselicre; McAlpin. Expected
August -. 1919.
MURRAY, Ohio s seidenfold's Big
Store, Charles Scidenfcid. drygoods cloth
ms. furnishings, McAlpin. Expected
August ii, 1913
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Republic Oil
& Refining Co.
DIVIDEND NO. 2

The Board OF Directors have declared a divi-
dend of l9c, payable on August 90 1919, 10
all stockholders OF record August 15. 1919
Aug. ~, 1919.
JAMES A. JONES, DR..
President.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
[. :. 10 Feed Children of
Budapest: Blockade On

PARIS. Aug. 12.-The America re.
lief administration began TO-DAY the
task Of feeding 10000 children in
Budapest, as part Of its plan 70 give
food TO the children of Contra. Europe
j. was announced mere to-day Il was
said this did not involve a genera, re-
taxation of the food b.ockaae AGAINST
Hungary.
: ,.eraa dispatch rscc.,ed .. Lon
~ yesterday announced the Alles 81
i!ftcd the blockade aeains, fiu,y.ry'
but there has been no formal announce.
ment Of this by the Suprama Council.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Bov Killed; Girl Autoist Held

Mss Lillian NAistein. aineteen Years
o'd, OF bayonne. charged with ouerAf-
TX an automobile VII eh RAG do4r AM
fatally injured eieht-year oia frsr-fs
HeonareS. was arrested yesserdAs ana
held IN $500 for the action 81 "a.
Hudson County grand jury The toy
died yesterday in RAyonns Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Southwestern Power ( Light Company
prnferred Gfock DividAnd

The regular quarterly dividend OF one
and three quarters per cent q fol on the
Preferred Stock OF Southwestern Power &
Light Company has been declared. payable
September |. 1919, to. stockholders OF
record at the close OF business August 20
1919. WILLIAM REISER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COM


PANY-DIVIOEND9 93.
At meeting OF the Directors held to-day
the usual quarterly dividend OF Two and
One-half Per Cent on the Common Stock
for quarter ended 3o,h of Juno last. beinS
from revenue. and Three Per Cent per an
num from special income account, wac de
clared payable Is, October next. TO share
holders OF record at P. M. on I'd Septem
ber next.
ERNEST ALEXANDER. Secretary.
Montreal. August ~, 1s1A
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13

NASHvILLE- Knott; J. Ser
nard, drygoods. VIM T. Knott. 20 East
Twenty Street.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass.--New Bedford
D. G. Co. Mr.. Pierson, wash goods; care
u. q. Alliance. 404 Fourth Avenue.
NEW HANEN--Shartenb burg & Robinson
4. Breton toys. Kitchen furnishings; NJ S
Mumma, cloaks and shirt waists care D.
q. Alliance. 404 Fourt h Avenue.
NEW ORLEANS-May q Ellis Co., !
J.. WE'LL. laces, embroideries. handl<er-
chiefs Imperial.
NIAGARA FALLS. y. Y.-Niagara Dry
goods Co. Miss Z. Gaismar. laces and
trimmings: 1872 Fourth Avenue. 18th foor.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Refers to Bad Example"

The R'eh. Ron Sr Freacres Ban
bn.y. ur5onis-. argued ,nat ;ae people
would notor oconom..e while seeing
ministers raing about in lusuFlous
automobile - 'a, naiion's cHreusr.
The Right nonorahle George Lara
bort. scral. challenged the govern
mfnf go sav what = considered tho
ncace-tlmc strength of fhe n.f force
fkciy 20 be. and when ta, eo'aasal 60
oorl.tnrf OH military adventures
ABROAD would cease We declared the
governments bad lost the confidence of
She country bv iho huge expenditure
iu every government department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-05

at large and providing for the collec'
tion OF damages by reason of trespass
o livestock upon the lands of another,
Providing for the publication OF as
sessments ON real ana personal proper
ty.
Declaring INairie dogs a nuisance
and making Il the duty of land own
ers to eNterminate them,
Prohibiting unqualified persons from
practicing law in courts of record,
Extending the privileges of the Con
fodcrate Home at Ardmore to eX-sol'
diers, sailors ana marines of the Unit
ed States.
Relating To taxation of corporations
and banks.
Limiting the creation of deficiencies
to not more than 100000, in any one
fiscal year.
Establishing part time school and
classes for pupils between the ages of
sixteen ana eighteen years.
Increasing the license tax on motor
driven vehicles. Referendum petitions
seeking to refer this law are also in
circulation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-05

ship In Sigma Delta Psi, national hon
orary fraternity, In the tryouts just
completed here. Eight Others made jun
ior memberships.
Evert sharpe, Mountain View. and
Dewey Luster. Chickasha, We're the
berships. sharpe Is a track man rep
rcsontlng the university in the high
men who qualified for senior mem
jump and pole vault, Lustcr has played
quarter and end on the football team for
two years ana is a gymnast
Wilbur llolleman, Stiglcr, lierschel
Grahm, oklahoma city, Byran Griffin,
Enydcr. j, 4, Moore, Muskogee, James
Lcftwich, Duncan, Harry Revelle. Wal
tcrs, Harold Hufbaucr. Newkirk, and
John Reed. Carnegie, qualified for Junior
memberships,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-05
TWO SOONER ATHLETES
WIN COVETED HONOR

the 50 candidates at the University Of
Oklahoma qualified for senior member.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-05

Ice cream social at First Christian
Church Friday evening given 10y En-
deavor Society, Public Is cordially in
Vited. "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-05
Call For Meeting of Carter County Farmers
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Sues for So. 43e. $50.

Kenosha, Oct. 1.-The Nash Motors
company was named as defendant in
suit for alleged damages to the amount
of So, 439.65O filed in the court of Bal
timOre, Md, under the laws of which
state the company is organized. The
suit is brought by Frank Joseph Gold
soil, said to have been private in the
French army, who alleges that the
amount is due him as commission ON
the sale of motor vehicles and parts.
The action is based on an alleged con-
tract which GOldsall says he made with
the Thomas b. Jeffrey company, the
company which was succeeded by the
Nash firm. He claims that he was to
be paid 27.65 per cent on all motorcars
and parts sold by the Jeffrey company
in France, Belgium and Serbia. and
that the new owners of the plant as
sumed responsibility of this contract
when they purchased the plant.