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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
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Your Hair

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
RICHARD IS MAXIM G
VIGOROUS EFFORT TO
HAVE REFEREE NAMED

Toledo. Ohio, June 25.-Selection ol
a referee for the heavyweight cham
pionship contest between Jess Willard
and Jack Dempsey here July 4, may
be- announced today.
Tex Rickard, promoter, Is to MAKE
a determined effort TO obtain lis.
OF ring officials acceptable TO WIZARD
and the Toledo boxing commission,
which must be consulted before a final
selection is made. Jack kearns,
manager of Dempsey, last night fur'
nished Rickard and officials OF the
army, navy and civilian board or poN'
ing control a list of officials accep'apie
10 the challenger.
The list included Billy Roche of New
York. Jack Skelly Of Yonkers, y. Y"
Jack Welsh of san Francisco, ONE
Pecord OF Toledo. Kid McPharland OF
New York, Walter Kelly of Buffalo,
Bin Brown of New York and Jim Crit
fin of san Francisco. Welsh was ref
cree of the WillardJohnson champion'
ship meet in Havana.
Willard, it developed today is prov
ing the main obstacle in holding up
the selection Of a referee. Willard, IL
is said. is claiming the right, by virtue
OF the fact that he is champion, to
name the third man in the ring. The
Champion contentious are not con
ceded either by Richard, kearns or OIL
ficials of the boxing control board.
Rickard has reached the conclusion
that the present uncertainty and delay
in selecting a referee will be detrimen'
tai to interest in the contest and ior
this reason desires to have the ques'
ton settled at once. II definite Sc
lection is not agreed upon today, it was
said that formal announcement of the
choice would be made later from New
York by Maj. A. j. DreXel Biddle, pres-
dent of the boxing control board.
Despite the plans of the boxing con
troll board to have referee and two
Judges decide the contest, it was re-
garded as almost certain today that
the bout will be judged solely by u
referee. Neither Willard nor kearns
favor the judge plan. kearns said
that judges, sitting outside the ring'
would be in no position TO give YER
dict on the bout.
They would be unable to- judge
what Dempseys blow did. where the
blows landed or if Willard made
deliberate attempt to force his weight
on Dempsey to wear him down
Kearns said. "A referee would be in
position to determine these points"
Boxing experts were agreed today
that Dempsey in his workout yester-
day showed vast Improvement. Per
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
"THE HEART OF HUMANITY"
TONIGHT AT THE PALACE

A play destined to live forever In the
hearts of those who see it is The Heart
of Humanity" which was shown at the
Palace Theatre yesterday, today ana
tonight No ordinary war play is this
tremendous production conceived by the
master mind of Allen Holubar In fact,
so skilfully is the war element handled
that it is overshadowed completely by
the charming romance which is the pic
tures main theme AS Nanette the
charterer who depitcs the glory accom-
pished by women in the war Dorothy
Phillips proves herself to be one of
the screens greatest players. The story
moves from the pine forests OF the
Canadian northwest to the fields or
Flanders. Nanette, whose husband Is
fighting valiantly is unable to resist the
voices of the destitute children across
the sea that call to her through her own
baby Nanette leaves her little one with
her husbands mother to minister to the
needs of the children of France. Many
adventures await her and through them
all she serves her high purpose, risking
her own life to save her little charges
when the town they are in is taken by
the Germans. n Hun officer tries to
force himself upon her, and Nanette
half crazed by her ordeal. is saved from
a gruesome fate by her husband. After
being decorated for valor she returns to
her little son and the mother of her
husband who has lost her four other
sons Christmas comes bringing with it
peace and the return of the soldier TO his
loved ones. Mother Patricia's forttude
IN, rria
will be a help to other mothers. who,
like her. have lost their loved ones. VIII
liam Stowell makes a convincing hero of
John Patricia and Margaret Mann is
excellent as the beloved Mother Pa
tricia." The supporting cast is excellent
including as it does, Erich Won Stro.
helm, villain supreme of the screen,
Robert Anderson, who won fame as
IN 'sieu Cuckoo" in Hearts of the !
World" Pat O'Malley and Walt Whit !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
RETURNED SOLDIERS EN.
TERTAlNED

arous games, including 'rhree
Deep" Il sail My ship" Marching
Through Jerusalem" and others feat
ured the party given last night by the
members of the Epworth League OF
Broadway Methodist church, compli'
mentng soldiers and sailors. During
the games refreshments Of pineapple
sherbet and cake were served. Among
those entertained were the Misses
Ruth Parks, Bernice Munson, Ruth,
Mabel, Kate and Marguerite Warren,
Anna Ruth Stewart. Irene Spence, Oita
Spence, Jewel Logan, Laura Logan
Roberta and Lucie Jones, Addie Harp
er, Neva Holt. Gladys Cross, Marion
and Norma Scott Gussie Lee Hayden,
Era Barnes, Lucille and Lois Van Read,
Anne Everett, Maudie Stacey, Vivian
Risner, Celia Cornell, Ruth and
Naomi Tyer, Messrs W. h. Gershaw,
Paul Ernst, John Wheeler, Joe Rog
ers, Nat Haynes. Tom Gait, Eugene
Stewart. Herbert Boyte, Noble Tyer,
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Trisler, and Mr..
and Mrs l.. l.. Tyer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
Pavement Pickups

Herbert Creekmore formerly Of Madill
has accepted position as machine op
orator at the Palace theater.
George Wilkes. real estate dealer
and farm loan man Of Mannsville IL In
Ardmore today looking after the oil In
terests OF his clients.
Robert Scivally was a passenger on
the eastbound Frisco out OF Ardmore
this morning.
julius Kahn. who Is connected with
the Akron Tire Company. went to Mil
burn yesterday.
Henry Davis has purchased the Il. VI,
Bynum home northwest of town through
the X. c. McKiddy agency. The con
sideration was $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Yetter and son or
Blackwell, Okla, registered at the New
Wilmington hotel last night.
]. II. Johnston left this afternoon Tor
Marietta where he will be gone several
days on business.
]. AT. Mccormick of Oklahoma city Is
among Ardmores oil visitors today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26

act. by reason of which panics are nc
longer possible; he has supported the
Wilson administration and has always
assumed the responsibility OF leaoei
In obtaining the necessary Legislation
In the senate TO successfully prosecute
the recent war; he has always stooa ot
the side Of good government; he h"'
a political record free from blemish'
spotless private life and Is man ol
whom the state and nation may well
lie proud The Oklahoma delegation
in the house has today passed appro
pirate resolutions endorsing Senator
owen, for nomination as president ane
pledging our support and help In every
possible way"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
ORGANIZING
FOR | \ TENS|VE WORK
THROUGHOUT OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma City. June o4-Three
yaelss a,o S,turdav tbrougb its ma.
, A..
''0''''' man '''''''' " '''''''' 80 'N'' -
republican party issued a challehge 10
lhe democracy oi ohlahoihu' IN ms
speeches at lulsa' MuSNoeee ana oA,
lahotha IllE' CHAIRMAN HAYS poas'eu
that the party ieauers Oh MS Ialth are
lirIh III 'he cohNiclloh tnat okiahoiha
VIII pe loullu III 'he u w. T. coiui'l'l
III l'-V. rms req nag III tfe lace Vi
'"e idliN anu ilIe Vi u'Ihocid'S mas SUI
Ieu tHeih ~ l'e eIeiiilliatAoh Vi "as
ins preparatory patt'e uutlhe 'he
'''I''Hu'r Vi l'l'' H''u lol tiS lHs tie'i'
serves WIN SucH perfect MA
tioi' III i'ou' ''e S'"'e t'ial lhSteau
VI peoo''iihs '"e MY Sle' ious strahse''
ON4'HO''a VIII IS'u' II u ieeoi "'e"N'hS
"'l,io'' "'iU "i'Joi ''H'
l"o VI s'll~d'lOilS vi ueiiocIalS Vi
oh'ailoii'" lalu lhe luuiluatioh SATURDAY
loi au'H Std'e" lue orsdHlzatloh Iiiii'
P''s4 q" "'' ''''i'i'''''S IN" V'eiy
'''io'' '''' ma" an" woman P''Ceu
WHERE lie anu 9"e can pe oi greatest
SCI ice ~ the party III the forenoon
i1'i'se e''e' cii'ii man Vi tHe sta'e
'o'ii''''''Ve' iie'u eohierei'ee
VIZ" ms '"iN"'io" Vi cd"ipaish
am" '"e result Vi thlS HIee'
MS was 'ne aoop.ioi Vi ullohS ue'
c'0i ms II " We 'ile SENSE Vi the meet
ins '"'' ho eiiort siiali pe spared 10
P'"Ve 'i'e ue'iioc'a's vi okldhoiha III
e'NIi'e'9S loi 'iIe I'-o cahipalsh' rams
ioi lliiaHcli's the WORK were ulscusseu
anu teh'''INe arrangements MADE lor
SEE uiihs necessary luhos'
l" 'he AFTERNOON the courtroom OF
Tue state Iluuslrlal committee was wei
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
"A Record Attendance

G. w. Richards, superintendent OF
Ardmore city schools, returned this
morning from Durant where he has
delivered a series of lectures upon edu-
cational subjects, to the teachers who
are taking the summer course at the
Southeastern Normal
Mr.. Richards says that the normal
at Durant has a record breaking at
tendance this year with Ss7 teachers
already enrolled. And" Mr. Richards
said every teacher who has enrolled
at Durant this year is working hard
in an honest endeavor to become bet
ter fitted to follow his chosen avoca-
ton"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
WORK WILL Be PUSHED
BULL DIN 6 HICKORY
CREEK WATER LINE

Following the conference between
Mayor Freeman. members OF the board
OF city commissioners. members OF the
citizens committee. appointed by the
chamber of commerce. ana sherman
JONES, owner of the JONES farm, affect
ed By the water rights sought BY Ard
more as IA city, the announcement was
authorized this morning that a solution
wholly satisfactory TO the mayor and the
board Of commissioners, representing
the city, and 10 Mr.. JONES has been
reached.
Mayor Freeman and members of the
city commission also authorize the state
ment that all possible speed commensur'
ate with good construction work, will
be used in an effort 10 complete the
water extension work and increase the
available water supply Of Ardmore.
Speaking in this connection the mayor
said that all but a small per centage of
the pipe for the water line has ar
rived and that the greater part of 1t has
been distributed along the route 10 be
followed in excavating for the pipe line.
Further information states that the
construction company which has the
work in hand has installed second
ditching machine with full crew Of
hands, at the north end of the survey,
and that work will commence at that
end Of the line without unnecessary de
lay.
Manager Mason of the construction
company states that all speed will be
used in the work of installing the pipe
lire and that the citizens Of Ardmore,
in the meanwhile. may rest assured that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
STRIKE IN WINNIPEG
WHICH TIED Up CITY
SIX WEEKS CALLED OFF

Winnipeg. Man, June 25.-Afte
Winnipegs general sympathetic STRIKE
has been called off. shortly befor'
midnight last night the central strike
committee came to an agreement Il
order all men back to work next Thurs
day at II u. m. exactly six weeks IRON
the time IL was called. 1t Is under
nearly six weeks OF industrial strife
Is unconditional.
Conferences yesterday by strike lead
ers with Premier Morris OF Manitoba
and other provincial officials failed IL
obtain any concessions, but u com
mission of investigation will be appoint
ed after the strike is off
1t Is said that II. \. Robinson, Is
C. B., formerly Judge of the king
bench, viii be the only member Of the
commission. lie is In Ottawa at pres
cnt
The general strike here, was called
May IL. in sympathy with metal work
ers who had been on strike for several
weeks to secure collective bargain
Ing and.rccogntion Of the metal trades
council. Virtually every public and
private industry was tied up In the
stood that the calling off OF the strike
workers. city hall employees, all Joined
with department store clerks, street
car employees, water works employees,
and men in delivery services.
Want stared in the faces of Winni.
sstn
were closed for lack of clerks, and
milk, bread and other necessities were
almost unobtainable. Food depots We're
established by the city after the first
few days and were operated intermit'
tently until a few days ago.
\ week ago today the dominion au-
thorlties sprang a coup by an early
morning seizure of IL strike leaders,
who were taken from their beds and
rushed to Stony Mountain penitentiary.
\ few days later all but four aliens
were released on bonds. and confer.
ences with union labor traders on the
strike committee resulted in announce
first walkOut. Firemen, postoffide,
in open court instead of the deporta
tion proceedings which federal authori
ties at first announced would be insti
tuted.
Although at the beginning it was
estimated that 10000 workers of the
citys population of 200 600 had walk
ed out the return to work has been
gradual since the first two weeks
The strikes at Edmonton and Cal
gary. Alberta, which We're called in
sympathy with the Winnipeg strike,
ment that they would be given trials
weer called off last night and similar
action in Vancouver and Victoria. B.
e., was predicted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
CON CRESS DELEGATION
JOINS IN BOOST FOR
OWEN FOR PRESIDENT I

Oklahoma City, June 25.-Democratic
members of the national house of repre-
sentatives have volunteered their ser.
vices and co operation in the promotion
of the "Owen -for.president boom" In
letter, signed by Congressman Ferris,
Carter, McKeowen, Hastings Howard
Thompson and McClintic to Governor
Robertson, chairman Of the statewide
Owen for. President Club, the representa-
tiveG say:
1--WE view with profound satisfaction
and approval the organization of the
state ewide owen for President Club and
are gratified to note the progress being
made by the state in promoting the can
dilacy of Robert l.. owen for president.
We hasten to tender our services TO
you and the club in any way il promote
the cause. AS members of the Okla
homa congressional delegation in the
house of representatives we have close
~ observed the twelve years faithful
record o. Senator owen and we point
with pride to his splendid achievements
i'm the senate He has been trltC 10 the
twenty million toilers of the country
supporting every piece OF legislation
presented to benefit them; he has sup.
ported With vigor. earnestness and ef'
fectiveness all legislation looking to the
welfare and the benefit of the six and
one half million farmers of the republic;
he has demonstrated his loyalty and
faithfulness to the soldiers of the couA
try of every war; he has demonstrated
his interest in the business and bust
ness men of the country in thnumer
able ways, more particularly in framing
and putting through the federal reserve
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
CENTRAL COMMITTEE ON
PUBLIC HEALTH SURVEY
TO MEET TONIGHT

Prof. Murray r. Horowitz. Depart
ment of Biology and Public Health. Cam
bridge. Mass. who is here in the in
terest of the public health survey which
is to be made in Ardmore, will meet
with the Central Committee and mem
bers of the Ardmore Public Health AS
sociation. tonight at S:l5 o'clock in the
assembly room Of the Chamber OF Com
merce.
Plans for carrying on the survey Will
be made, other committees will be APP
pointed, and other important details
announced.
All committees and representatives.
from organizations in the city are urged
to be present promptly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
PARIS PAPERS THINK
CLEMENCEAU MAY NOT
RETIRE As REPORTED

Paris. June 95.-The statement made
by Premier Clemenceau in the cham.
ber of deputies yesterday concerning the
probable date for general elections is
Interpreted by number of newspaper
as meaning that the premier will not
retire shortly, as had been reported.
Several newspapers print reports that
it is possible there may be shake. up
in the cabinet and that specialists in
social and economic questions will be
brought in. The Echo de Paris says
that if changes are made in the cabinet
they will not occur before the ratifica-
ton of the peace treaty by parliament.
1t is declared that as soon as the peace
treaty is signed the government will
bring before parliament a general am.
nesty bill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
Land of Diversified Farming

w. G. Hedges maintains that the
agricultural resources of Carter coun
ty are practically limitless and that
there is not u better section in the en-
tire southwest for diversified farming
Mr.. Hedges, in substantiating his be.
lief, brought to Ardmore today a cab.
bage which weighed Is pounds The
vegetable was raised on the Rob Ray
farm, one mile west of the city limits.
Mr.. Hedges stated that this, however,
was not the largest cabbage raised this
year on the Ray farm and said that
he weighed one, day or so ago, which
tipped the beam at "a pounds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26

haps 1t was because he was celebrating
his 2lth birthday, However the chal
lengers work was fast and FURIOUS
throughout. He boxed six rounds ana
gave Sergeant Bin Tate and the Jam
aica Kid. his negro sparring partners
severe Jolting.
Wizards work was not impressive
He boxed 10 tame rounds and did not
extend himself at any time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank those who so viii
llngly rendered us their assistance dur
ing the recent Illness and death OF our
dear daughter and sister Roxie Lee,
We thank them for the floral offer
lngs. such deeds Of friendship, love
and Kindness shall ever have u place
In our memory.
Mr., and Mrs, ID. l.. King
and Family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
HONORiNG CAPTAIN SAYRE

Mrs. Ii. II. Sayre entertained with
"a o'clock dinner last night at her
home, 1923 + street southwest, in honor
of her husband, Captain Sayre, who re
Gently returned from overseas and is
at home on leave of absence from Camp
Bowie. An interesting feature was
a talk by Captain Sayre in which ne
recounted his experiences while in
France Captain Sayre commanded
Company II. 1llth Engineers during
the companys entire action ON the
front, embracing sixty days, with
Il record of two battle fronts, the st.
Mihiel offensive, Sept. II to l6 and
the Meuse Argonne offensive, Sept. 70
to Nov. IL.
Seated with Captain and Mrs. Sayre
We're Mr. and Mrs. Il. \. Simpson, =.
c. Dings f.. +. Guillot and {. l. An
derson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
B. '. g.. CLUB ENTERTAINS
FOR MISS INGRAM

Members of the b V. q. club enter
tanned with a 10 O'Clock breakfast this
morning at the home OF Miss Louise
Scivally, S23 - street northwest, hon
oring Miss Ruby Ingram Of Oklahoma
City, who is a member of the club Of
that city.
Miss Ingram ana her mother, Mrs
w. X. Ingram, came yesterday after
noon and left today noon for Aubrey,
Texas, where they will visit Mrs. II.
c. Amos. While here they We're house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
IRISH TO CARRY FIGHT
FOR INDEPENDENCE TO
AUSTRALIA AND CANADA

New York, June 25.-The activities OF
the Irish in their campaign for indepen
dence Will not be confined TO the United
States. but will be extended to Canada
and Australia. Eamann de Valera
president of the Irish republic" an.
nounced here today.
We have sympathizers just as strong
in Australia and Canada as We have
here in the United States and we will
float a portion OF our loan in those two
countries" he said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
PLOT TO MURDER RECENT
GERMAN PREMIER Is NIPPED

London, June pa number of sol.
diers have been arrested in Weimar.
according to an Exchange Telegraph dis.
patch from Copenhagen. on charges Of
having planned to arrest and murder
Philip Scheidemann. former premier.
The plot was to have been carried out
Monday evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
FLEA Is MADE FOR
INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL

Washington. June 25.-Representa-
tives of medicine and perfumery manu-
facturers urged the senate judiciary
subcommittee today to revise tenta.
tive prohibition enforcement legislation
so as to insure supplies of alcohol for
industrial purposes. They said alcohol
is necessary in the manufacture of
medicines, perfumes and other articles
and declared they will seek TO prevent
use of their products for beverage pur.
DOSeS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
HEAVY SHOWS HOLD MANY
AMERICANS IN ARGENTINA

Buenos Aires. Tuesday. June "a
Hundreds of American business men
who are i'm this city are unable to leave
for home because of the lack of shipping
and the interruption of trans -Andine
railway. Heavy SHOWS this week again
stopped the mule train which has beer
the connecting link between the points
where the line is either blocked OF
swept away and which has provided
the only means of progress from Buenos
Aires to the United States. Shipping
lines operating to New York have long
waiting lists and are not promising ac
comodations. European lines are Sole
out until November.
Use Ardmoreite WANT ADS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
ST. PHILIPS CHURCH TO HOLD
ANIMAL PICNIC

The members Of 81. Philips Episco'
pal church viii give their annual pie
mic, Friday afternoon and evening at
Forest Park swimming and boating
viii feature the hours and At o'clock
a basket dinner viii be served.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
Revival Meeting

Commencing June 25. the Volunteers
of America will begin a series of meet.
ings at No. IA, North Caddo street,
the meeting to continue indefinitely.
Rev. c. r. Jones, known as the blind
preacher" who has been in missionary
work for nine years will conduct the
meetings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
Society Events
DINNER DANCE At COUNTRY
CLUB
by Mrs. Emmiit Y. Reid
Phone 53S--

Miss Dorothy Dings will entertain
with dinner dance al Dorniek iiiis
country club tonight, Al midnight
with her father Il, G, pings. Miss
Dings will leave for Waukegan, H.
where she expects to remain several
months. Mr.. Dings viii return TO Ard
more soon,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
THREE MEN ROB KANSAS
BANK OF $500 AND BONDS

unmasked men this afternoon robbed
the Naleda State Bank at Naleda. Kan.
of $4,000 in cash and Liberty bonds.
The robbers escaped
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
Metliodists Observe Southern Day

Columbus. Ohio. June 35.-With pros
poets for the largest crowd yet as
sembled at ksie exposition grounds.
Methodists observed southern day at
the centenary celebration today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
Lions Meet Tomorrow

The Lions club will meet in regular
weekly session at luncheon tomorrow
noon at Broadway Methodist church.
y. {. Lasher, secretary, has arranged
an interesting program and it is hoped
that all members will be in attendance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
EDWARD SHORES IMPROVING

The condition Of Edward shores, the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. V. Roy
Shores, 10 Sixth avenue northwest, who
has been quite i'll several days, IS
much improved.