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BOLSHEVIKI ARE
 BECOMING ACTIVE

LONDON, Nov. 1.-Authoratiye advices received here show that the anti-Bolsheviki forces nearly ev- anywhere are being compelled to as- sume' the defensive. owing to the increased number of Bolsheyiki forces which are being placed in the field
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FIERCE BLIZZARDS
 TIED UP TRAFFIC

FARGO, N. D., Nov. 11.-Eighteen inches of snow fell here, with terri fic blizzards in North Dakota and Western Minnesota. Schools were compelled to close. Freight trains have been annulled. The storm is one of the worst in the history of the section visited for this season Of the year.
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TRUNK OF KIM0NAS
 VALUED AT $125 900
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

LOS ANGELES, Nov. II. = Fire destroyed the $10,000 home of Ruth St. Denis, the noted dancer, and that of her husband, Ted Shawn. "A trunkfull of kimonas insured for $125, 900 was destroyed.
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GERMAN PRISONERS
 RETURNING HOME.

BERLIN, Nov. II. - A total of |225, ,000 German prisoners have re- turned home from British prison camps. The remaining 55,000 prfs- toners are expected to be released land reach home this month
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PORTUCAL'S WAR
 LOSSES ARE GIVEN

PARIS, Nov. 1.-The Portugal Legation announced today that Por- uigal lost 8.367 men killed in bat tie of 200,000 who fought during the war on the side of the Allies. A total of AIS were reported miss ing.
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MINERS RETURN TO WORK

DIES MONIES. Nov. 11-Union cf- ficials here believe that the Iowa miners may not return to work. Over 132 miners near Hopedale. Ohio. re- turned before the strike order was cancelled. They declared they would
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WHAT PALMER SAID

WASHINGTON, Nov 11-Attorney General Palmer last night reiterated that the present coal strike was H. legal He said the law would be en- forced. He said those conceiving the resolution for strike at the conven- tion, or the orders of any class or organization. which might deem such suprlor to the law, would find them selves mistaken
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NOTED PAINTER OF CLUSTERS LAST FIGHT"
 DIES IN MONTANA

MISSOULA, Mont, Nov. 11.--Ed gar Spaxson, the well-known Mon tana Indian fighter and celebrated painter of Western life and Indians, is dead, He painted Clusters Last Fight"
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BRITISH OBSERVE THE DAY

LONDON, Nov. 11.-Throughout the British Empire and possessions two minutes of silent thought was given to the war dead at II o'clock when the armistice was signed, a year ago The railroads stopped op- erations two minutes.
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eElcIUM AND FRANCE ALSO

PARIS, Nov. 11.-Francc and Bel gium joined today in celebrations in honor of Armistice Day. The Paris papers are reproducing pictures of the American troops in which Gen. Pershing is featured.
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PRINCE. OF WALES
 MAY VISIT PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Nov. II. Vice President Marshall today received the Prince of Wales. It is expected the Prince will visit the President in his sick room, before taking his leave.
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CHARLES WEST IS IMPROVING

Charles West. the wharfinger who was accidentally shot at Wrangell while unloading baggage. was taken to the Dawes Hospital last night. His condition is good tody.
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NO TRACE OF MISSING BOAT

HALIFAX, Nov. H. No trace has been found of the American yes sel Polar Bear, last reported to be in sinking condition. Several members of the crew are still miss ing.
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OLDEST MAN IN CANADA
 FINALLY CALLED AWAY

VANCOUVER, B. C.. Nov. H. Charles Joseph Leroy. believed to be the oldest man in Canada, died last night at the age of 104.
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PLOT TO OPPOSE SULTAN

BERLIN, Nov. 11.--A plot to de- pose the Sultan of Turkey has been discovered and reported to the of ficers.
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GET NOTICE oF COURT ORDER

TNDlANAPOLIS, NOV. II.-Thlrty- three members of the general com mittee of mine workers we're yester- day served with the notice of the action taken under the temporary in- junction.
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CLEVELAND IS CHOSEN

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Nov. H. The American Legion today chose Cleveland over San Francisco and Seattle for the next annual conyen-
 on.
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sINN FEINERs RAIDED

DUBLIN. Nov. 1.-The authori- ties raided the Sim Fein Parliament today and arrested nine members.
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK

SALrA. Argentina, Nov. LA strong earthquake shock was felt ct midnight. There was no damage.
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HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS

BUDAPEST. Nov. II - Election campaigns are fin full swing through out Hungary.
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R. A. Heard and Mrs. Heard ar rived this morning from the South on the Jefferson. They are stay. ing at the Gastineau.
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BARNEY POSSIBLE IMPROVED

Barnei Rosselle, who has been very i'll with form of la grippe for the past few days, is reported much better today.
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STOcks ARE BUOYANT
 NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Stocks are buoyant as the result of the carcel lation of the coal strike order. This was notably the case with steel which gained from two to six points.
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WASHINGTON STATE TO RESUME.
 SEATTLE, Nov 1.-The Wa5t- ington state coal miners are to re sumo work. Representative of the unions are to meet at once and ar range 10 comply with the order.
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i, not strike in defiance of the govern ment order.
 It is learned here that the Tezas miners will obey the order.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-20
Los ANGELES BANKERS
WIFE KILLED. AFTER A
THREAT. BY EXPLOSION
Ill SBAND HAD RECEIVED MYS.
TERI0lS DEMAND FOR $1,000
IN JANUARY, 1918.

Oakland Cal. March 19.-The killing
of Mrs George Greenwood. wife of a
prominent banker of this city by am
explosion at the Greenwood home here
last night was almost as much mvs-
terry early today ms when MIR. Green.
wood, aroused by the explosion. looked
from an upstairs window to see his
wife's body in the garden below. The
police believe they have two slender
clues They are six small pieces of
galvanized iron wire removed from
.hc body by surgeons along with bit
of lead fragments Of brick and scraps
of her clothing, and the fact that In
January 1918, a letter received by Mr.
Greenwood demanded delivery of S5.-
600 at certain spot under penalty Of
having his home destroyed by an cx.
ulosion.
The letter was signed &C. c. Of c."
which initials also were appended to d
threatening letter received by Gov. vii
liam D, stephens before the executive
mansion at Sacramento was dynamited
a year ago. This led the police to be.
lieve that the same persons were re.
sponsible for both explosions.
Nothing had been developed today 10
show whether the explosive was hurled
at Mrs. Greenwood, whether she picked
it up and it exploded in her hands, or
whether she caused the detonaton by
stumbling over it.
Nor had anything developed to in
dicate the nature Of the explosion. 1t
was suggested, however, that the bits
of wire taken from the body might
have been used to fasten together sev.
eral sticks Of dynamite Servants az
nearby houses say they saw a dense
cloud Of black smoke in the Green.
wood garden Immediately after the ex.
plosion. one Of them described the
crash as very sharp, such as is made
by u high explosive.
Mr. Greenwood declared that neither
he nor his wife had any enemies and
he was at a loss TO account for the
explosion.
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| INDEFINITE LIMITATION
Of GERMAN ARMAMENT IS
ST RICKEN FROM TREATY

Paris, Tuesday, March 1S-The mill
tary terms Of the treaty of peace have
been amended by the elimination of the
clause providing for the control OF
Germanys armament for an indefinite
period Admiral w. s. Benson Of the
United States navy pointed out that the
original terms committed the United
States to a virtually indefinite occu.
patton of Germany, and it was chiefly
on his insistence that the terms We're
modified, American delegates also point.
ed out that control Of any portion of
Germany for such a period would de.
lay the return home Of American
troops and would amount TO annulling
the sovereignty of Germany.
As amended the terms provide for
control through the time fixed for the
delivery of materials Of war, guns and
ships but not through the period dur.
ing which war damages will be paid by
Germany.
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VILLA CHIEF OF STAFF
IN 1914 IS CAPTURED
IN TEXAS WITH 18 MEN

I'll Paso, Texas, March 19,-Frederico
Servantes, chief of staff to Gen, Felipe
Angeles when he was with Francisco
Villa in 1914, was arrested near Socorro,
Texas 35 miles southeast of FL Paso
today, with is men who were attempt.
ing to cross to Mexico to join Angeles
and villa.
One Mexican was reported wounded.
Another escaped in the darkness. All
were armed and mounted. Manuel Itur-
bide who came here from Detroit, Mich.
to join the Angeles expedition, was
wounded when he attempted to escape.
Fernando Licago, former aid to Gen.
eral Angeles, and Manuel Icaza Of New
York, a captain on Angeles staff, also
were captured. All are prominent in
the revolutionary movement against the
Carranza government, military officials
stated.
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husband DEAD. WIFE DYING,
MYSTERY IN KANSAS TRAGEDY

Kansas City, Mo-, March 19,-George
c. Mattice, 27 years Old, of Kansas
City, Kan, is dead from bullet hole
through his left temple, and his wife,
Eugene Mattice, %. is in a hospital, her
throat cut ana her skull fractured. PLY.
sicians say there is no hope for her
recovery
In a notebook found on the floor of
their home these words We're scribbed
with a pencil; This contract is set.
tied"
The cause of the. tragedy which oc.
Cured early today, has not been de-
termined.
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BREWERS LEGAL FIGHT
81 PER CENT BEER Is
LAUNCHED IN NEW YORK

New York, March 19.--Wiriam D.
Guthrie counsel for the United States
Brewers Association and allied organi.
cations, announced today the opening
of the legal fight Of the brewers to have
beer Of > 3-4 per cent alcoholic content
declared a notwithstanding beverage.
The contest against the government
restriction of the alcoholic strength
to less than onc.half Of one per cent,
he stated. would be brought into the
federal courts at noon by the Joseph
Hoffman, Brewing Company of this
city which would ask for an order
restraining the commissioner of internal
revenue from interfering with its con.
templated production Of ga per cent
beer
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RESOLUTIONS IN MEXICAN
SENATE PRAISE WI. son AND
FAVOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Mexico City, March 19.-There We're
made public today resolutions intro.
duced i'm the Mexican senate. but not
vet acted upon, with respect to the
league of nations project. One Of the
resolutions expresses sympathy and
admiration for President Wilson" and
the other declares the Mexican senate
wishes that the noble democratic pro
posals Of President Wilson which it
admires and applauds be realized, and
manifests its desire that if it has the
opportunity the Mexican republic form
part Of the proposed League Of Ma
tons"
Thus far, these resolutions have been
the only expression available in any
way indicating Mexico's stand relative
to the proposed league. No official
statements have been forthcoming.
The resolution regarding the League
Of Nations was introduced December
10, just before the adjournment Of the
senate, upon the completion of the first
half of the present session. It's ap-
pearance in print today was the first
intimation that such action had been
officially projected The lack of quo.
rum was given as the reason why the
resolution was not acted upon.
The news article carrying the text Of
the resolution quotes Juan Sanchez
Azcona, senator from the federal dis.
trict and chairman of the senate for
eign relations committee as asserting
that the majority of the senate favors
the league and the participation Of
Mexico in It. Senior Azcona declares
that while he has no official ground
for the statement, he is sure that the
principles Of the League Of Nations are
in line with the ideals maintained by
President Carranza.
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ARGENTINA IS FIRST
LATIN STATE ACCEPTING
INVITATI0 TO LEAGUE

Paris, March 1S.-Argentina, the first
Latin-American government to respond
to the supreme councils invitation to
neutral states to participate in the
discussion Of the league Of nations coy
enant has indicated its desire to he
come a member of the league, through
communication to Minister Marcelo
le Allear, who was designated as the
conntry's delegate.
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SEVEN.TENTHS OF A CENT
is TOTAL INCOME TAN OF
ONE ST. LOUIS TAXPAYER

st. Louis, Mo-, March 19.-The
smallest federal income tax com
puted here was seven.tenths of a
cent, Internal Revenue Collector
Moore announced today.
The taxpayer flipped a penny in
the cashiers cage and asked for
his change
The cashier was generous and
refused to accept the tax.
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ASQUITH PROMINENTLY
MENTIONED FOR FIRST
PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE

London, March 19.-There is a strong
feeling in political and diplomatic cir.
cles in Paris in favor of inviting Her.
bert II. Asquith, former British pre-.
mier to become the first president of
the League of Nations, according to the
Daily Mirror.
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American Labor View Wins

Paris, March 19.-The commission on
international labor legislation held
probably its last meeting today when
1t reached an agreement on all points
at issue. The American contention that
each country should settle its internal
labor problems without invoking the
power Of the League of Nations pre-.
vailed.
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CHIEF OF GAS STAFF
PERSONNEL 4 SUICIDE
THROUGH INHALING GAS

New York, March 19.-Capt. Reginald
r. Taylor, chief of personnel of the gas
staff, chemical division, Z. S. A.. with
headquarters here, committed suicide
here today by inhaling gas
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BRITISH STEAMER AGROUND
OFF NEW BRUNSWICK LEDGE

Eastport, Maine, March 19.-The Brit.
ish steamer Troja struck off Old Pro.
prietor ledge, southeast of Grand Ma.
nan, n, b., in a fog last night. Word
was received here today when the crew
landed on Grand Manan Island.
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Coblenz, March 19.--Five persons al.
legged to have made epdeavors to carry
on Spartacan propaganda among citi.
zens within the zone occupied by Amer
lean troops have been arrested by Am.
erican military authorities here within
the last few days,
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Auxiliary Meeting

The Young Woman's Auxiliary of
Broadway Baptist church will meet at
6:20 O'Clock tomorrow night at the
church for their semi-monthly lunch.
con and study program.
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Boston, Mass, March 19.--Word of a
vessel aground south Of Grand Manan,
N. b.. was received at the headquarters
of the First naval district here today
Her wireless calls for help contained no
information OF Identity or character
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Weather Forecast

Oklahoma: Tonight cloudy, warm.
er in east portion, colder in eX.
treme northwest portion; Thursday
cloudy, colder, cold wave with freez-
ing Thursday night.
East Texas Tonight partly cloudy,
warmer; Thursday cloudy colder
in north portion.
West Texas: Tonight partly cloudy
colder in Panhandle; Thursday
cloudy, colder; cold wave in Pan.
handle, with temperature 25 to 30
degrees by Thursday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-20
OKLAHOMA OIL OUTPUT
EVERY DAY IS WORTH
HALF-MILLION DOLLARS

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Arrivals of Troops
And Sailings From
Points In Europe

New York, March 19.-The cruiser
Charleston from Brest today brought
l27l troops, including the 27th and
l47th aero squadrons, totaling eight
officers and 347 men. and casual com.
panies.
with 2,232 men and 22O naval officers
the steamship Harrisburg arrived also
from Brst. Units included seven de
tachmcnts of the FIRST and Second air
service construction companies
The 27th aero squadron claims to
have downod 55 enemy machines. The
pilots flew Nicuports and Spad ma
chimes. The squadron reported that
sixty per cent of its active flying men
were casualties. Capt. Alfred A. Grant
of Denton, Texas commanding the
first pursuit group Of the squadron,
returned with the distinguished service
cross and the French war cross He
reported that he had three planes to his
credit.
The 147th aero squadron has been
flying one year in the Toul, Vcrdun,
Chateau-Thierry St. Mihiel and Ar
gonue sectors.
Other officers returning ON the
Charleston included Lieut.. Horace A.
Andrews of saltwater, Okla.
Washington. March l9.-Assignmcnt
of virtually all units of the 91st divis
81.
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MEXICO NOT TO ENFORCE
IMMEDIATE COLLECTION
OF ROYALTIES ON OIL

Mexico city, Tuesday, March 1S.-
The Mexican government has no mten.
tion of forcing the immediate oollec.
tion of royalties ON oil produced in this
country during January and February
under the decree Of President Carranza
ISSUED Feb. Is, according TO a statement
authorized tonight by the branch of the
treasury department in charge Of re.
trolcum revenues The announcement
was made after dispatches sent from
Washington March II to the effect that
the decree re-opened the whole question
of the rights of foreign comnanies.
was called TO the attention of the de.
partment. 1t was said the action of
President Carranza was taken merely
as "a matter Of form to keep the rec.
ords straight, since petroleum affairs
have been i'm a state Of suspense since
the decrecs relative TO the oil business
We're issued last August" 1t was point.
ed out that it was necessary to fix
royalties to carry out the provisions
of previous decress"
1t was asserted by the department
that the whole problem will be laid
before congress and that there will be
no collection of royalties until that body
acts.
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President CarranZl issued decree
on Aug II, 1915 which in effect can.
called provisions of another decree, an.
nounced on july 81, which laid what
were regarded as onerous conditions
on foreign oil interests doing business
in Mexico. This was done after rep
rcsentations had been made o. the
Mexican government by Great Britain
and Washington had taken official cog.
nizance Of the situation. Later il was
announced that negotiations were being
carried on by representatives Of for.
cign oil interests and the Mexican gov.
crnmcnt in an effort to reach an equit.
able adjustment of the points at issue.
The decree of Feb. rs directed "imme.
date collection of royalties
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SERVICE With SAFETY

Not Too Large for Small Bu'ines'
Not Too Small sor large Business
GUARANTY STATE BANB
OF ArimoFe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-20

Why not open that Savings Account
today. Safety deposit boxes for rent,
We will be pleased to take care of your
household valuables, silverware. etc,
when you start on that vacation.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
OF ArdmoreL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16

To Prevent Influenza
Colds cause Grip and Infiuenzs-LAXATIVI,
BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the cause
There is only one Promo Quinine" f. W
GROVES signature box. 3Oc.-Advertise
ment.