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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-17
MUSKOGEE EIWANIS
START \ MOVEMENT
FOR GOOD ROADS

NIuskogee. Okla, Nov. l7.-Musko-
gee Kiwanians have started a move
ment TO have another election called
in sequoyah county TO vote on a
proposition Of isuing 100000 bonds
for the completion Of the jefferson
Highway through eastern Oklahoma.
Sequoyah county gave the bonds a
majority last week, but they failed
by not receiving a majority of all
votes cast. The eastern Oklahoma
link Of the highway traverses MUS
kogee. Haskell and Sequoyah coun-
ties Muskogee and Haskell counties
have voted their bonds. The project
is to cost in excess of a million dol
lars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-17
Important Meeting at saltwater

Muskogee, Okla, Nov. 1.-THE an
nual meeting Of the Oklahoma sec
tion of the American Chemical So
ciety will be held at saltwater next
Saturday, it was announced today.
Dr. w. A. Noyes of the University
of Illinois, and national president cf
the American Chemical Society, will
deliver an address. The national soci-
ETY. is said TO be the largest Of its
kind in the world, having a member
ship of about $1,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-17

Washington.-A blanket invitation
to every citizen having knowledge OF
any irregularity or misconduct in the
war department to submit such evi-
dence for investigation, was issued
by Secretary Baker.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-17
BAPTIST GENERAL CONVENTION
In SESSION AT BLACKWELL

Blackwell, Okla, Nov. 1.-THE Bap-
tist general convention opened here
last night with a large attendance,
over six hundred delegates from diff
ferent parts of the state being in at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

tains much OF its old machinery and
the men who command il are the men
who made It what It was during the
war.
We have come. then. TO the momenC
when the chief provision OF the treaty
OF Versailles must be enforced or
scrapped" and at this moment Ger
man strategy has produced a situa-
ton In which only France. with the
tardy support OF Belgium. IS longer
interested or concerned with the ac-
complishment Of the chief end for
which the war was waged- Britain,
the United States. italy. for selfish
reasons are prepared to sacrifice the
principle 70 their own selfish inter
ests. covering their own course by
solemn denunciatiOn Of French chauv-
inisms which, upon examination
amounts 10 a determination. born OF
experiences all recent, OF sufferings
which extend over a century OF his
tory 90 escape from German military
terrorism by the only known method
by the disarmament Of Germany and
by the creation OF an inviolable neu-
trial area on either bank OF the Rhine.
We have then reached a moment
exactly analogous to that hour In
Paris. when the shock Of two totally
lrreconcilable views foredoomed the
league OF nations. In the melee OF
these same racial and national con-
ceptions, the association between the
nations which won the war by their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

NTTASHINGTON. D. C., april ga
w year ago this month. IN a dis
patch from Paris. much criti-
cized at the time. I told ny readers
that the league OF nations was dead
and that all hope Of a real settlement
In the peace conference was at an
end The events OF the past y
months have adequately confirmed
tnis conclusion and the recent crisis
mas demonstrated that the same Gif-
ference in fundamental conception
between the continental and Anglo
Saxon nations has doomed the asso-
clation Of nations which, even where
firmly united, barely succeeded in
defeating the Germans.
IN examining the latest incident,
the action OF the French in occupy
ing the cities OF Frankfort and Darn
stadts & IS essential TO perceive at
once, that underlying al else IS the
same divergence OF views, which
wrecked the Paris conference.
In Paris the United stutea,
through president Wilson. In
sisted that peace should be made
on the assumption that the war
and the revolution following the
war had fufulIy transformed the
German policy and the German
purpose. and that there was no
longer need TO take precautions
against German militurfsm. sub
Et1ntiully this principle was
equally earnestly affirmed by the
British.
But the French, Tor their part,
argued that there was no known
method Of proving that the German
character had been modified, that the
Ieutouic rulers Of the future would
turn aside from their own policies
and accept western PRINCIPLES.
France Demanded Protection
France. exposed to all German at
tackEs recently raVaged and devas-
tated by the most violent and savage
OF them all, insisted that the treaty
which was TO be made should. as an
essential circumstance, provide pro
lection against a new German as
saulr, both BY giving insurance
10 France and by depriving Germany,
so Tar as was possible, OF the means
Tor any immediate repetition Of the
aggressions Of 1870 and 1914 ADD
10 this the French demand for rep
aration for German devastations and
the whole French case at Paris is Z
set forth.
As a consequences Of the collision 4
OF Two wholly divergent views, the !
Paris conferences resolved ftseif i'm
ined1ately into a battle between the I
continent on the one hand. and the I
united states and Great Britain on !
tne other. President Wilson, under
the gentle impulsion OF the British,
took the center OF the stage and pro-
ceededs using American financial re-
sources and moral prestige to en-
force upon the continental nations
that view presented by him and
supported by the British, the view
expressed In the league OF nations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Denuer 4Anf-Horse
Probosal Assailed

DENVER, Colo. April 22.-Old
Dobbin viii be hitched 70 the
shay and driven through Den
ver's streets after January ]. 1925
despite a bill introduced in city
council by councilman Theodore
H. Proske to prohibit the driving
OF horses in the city's streets after
that date
Among the many protestants to
Proske's proposal is the Horse
Association OF America, with head
quarters IN chicago Wayne Dens-
more, secretary OF that orEaniza-
ton, declares that passage OF the
bill viii be bitterly fought
In introducing the measure
councilman Proske announced his
idea was 10 entirely eliminate
horse traffic from the streets Of
Denver five years hence
The motor age IS here" said
Proske-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

guarantee to Italy Of her Slav. Greek
and Albanian annexations-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
COUGHED FOR 2 YEARS
ORDERED TO DENVER
Doctor said she couldn't get vel in
Illinois, but she did.


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This is the only solid emulsion
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Truly wonderful for weak. sickly
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No matter how severe your case.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
e. e.. e. RHEUMATISM
A teaspoonful Of A-2s5l
after meals VII reiiev. rou

Prescription A-2s5I Is eunsetuHonsi
treatment for rhaumatism and SOU u re-
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rom The system. A-2651 is an Old rhrsi-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Attend The AUTO Shoe at Liberty Hal Tonight
The Popular Annual Baby Week April 26-qy Baby SAo-FoutE

. combined sacrifices and efforts IS
succumbing.
America and Britain have gone
home 20 their own profit, italy is re-
constructing her bridge to Berlin and
France. with unlucizv Belgium, whose
territory remains the German boule-
ward 70 Paris, are left 10 confront the
enemy again. single handed. their
agony gone for nothing. So far. the
application OF the treaty Of Versailles
has disarmed only our friends With
Ludendorff mistaken we Anglo
Saxons have decided 10 invest marshal
Foch with the attributes Of militarism
and retire from the field OF honor
Copyrighted. 1929. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
EPOC-That big mystery is going to
be unraveled at the opening OF the
Automobile Show Thursday. Don't
miss ft-adu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

guarantee 70 4Aa4F o. AANA s7-a-Hr vi Ila@
and Albanian annexations-
Real Issue Now Faced
And, thinking OF recent events. Ger
many has been successful in dividing
her enemies at the precise moment
when the real issue must be decided
The spectacle Of the British govern
ment solemnly admonishing the
French and declining 10 aid them in
Furnishing what no one in Britain or
elsewhere claims was not a clever
violation Of the treaty OF Versailles,
the sight Of the president Of the
United States EraTely accusing the
present French government OF having
become domin1ted by militarlstic in
1uences. the shrils voice OF Italy
added 10 the chorus. this is for the
Germans a prospect which could not
even have been hoped for at this
time one year ago.
But after all We. the Americans. the
British and the Italians, in our time
proclaimed that the purposes OF the
war, beyond all other purposes, was
TO break the control OF Germany BY
the militaristic element And the
militaristic control has not been
broken The army has not been re-
duced, it is strong in numbers. It re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Farmer Uncouers
Fortune in Highwau

ABORT CITY, Ia, April e.
l. An old gunnysacK lying in the
road leading into LaPorte
meant nothing TO travellers. many
OF whom drove automobiles and
wagons over it for months.
Then, the other day. when the
front wheel OF a farmers wagon
struck the sack. he saw a golden
sheen and heard a "tinkie."
Investigation disclosed that the
sack contained 100000 in gold
Liberty bonds. bank stock and
promissOry notes
The contents OF the sack have
been returned to the hank at
Chanlontown. Ia from which they
were stolen October, 1913.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08

Tufts, his campaign manager. Ar
rangemsnts were made to have .
COMMITTEES receive Waller 1t the
Rock Island station and look aftee
his entertainment during the after-
noon.
The senatorial candidate viii d.
liver Q abort address in behalf d
his candidacy. Andrew Olson. Dem
ocratic nominee for congress from
this district, viii also speak. Aside
from Daniels these two WIN be the
only other speakers on tho pro
gram.
Tours Arsenal
Upon arrival Of the secretary's
party from Clinton late this after
noon the tentative slams were tc
conduct him on . tour Of Rock Is
land arsenal. At 6 O'Clock dinner
will be served ct the Harper house
in his honor. At Z o'clock It II
planned to have the secretary q
the headquarters in the Rock Is
land house. At this point members
OF the reception committee will
gather to escort him to the Angus
tana gymnasium All who wish to
loan automobiles for this purpose
are urged to be at the Rock Island
house at O'Clock. Starting at thai
hour . band will provide lively
music.
Special Arrangements have beer
made to seat members Of the coun
! ty committee. both men and women
on the stage seats 1t the gymna
SUM.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08

Chicago. oct 3.-(United Press).
-Fsdsral invsstieatioa q baseball
rcoookednsss wai sought today
|vhsa Hartley ReploglA assistant
etate's attorney. and Henry II. Brig
ham. foreman Of the Cook county
grand Jury probing baseball scan
dals. conferred with District Attor-
uey Clyn6.
Evidence gathered BY the jurors
duplicating . number Of playefs
and gamblers IN faxed games Wa
offered federal Authorities for . ma
ton wide probe, Brigham said.
Federal aid was sought It va
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08
SCHEIDEMANN NO CREE QUE PUEDAN
VOLVER Ell KAISER Y Ell KRONPRINZ

FL corresponsal de Echo de Pa
ris' en- Berlin ha celebrado una entire
vista con Scheidemann, ex presidente
del Conseio de Alemania.
He aquf la conversation celebrada
entire ambos:
-SQue piensa usted de las relaciones
futuras entire Francia Y Alemania / De
que medios disponen ustedes para ven
eer la reacci6n!
LAS relaciones-- contest6- Schei
demann-- son dificiles en- este momen
to- La question de los prisionerOs de
guerra apasiona nuestro pueblo en-
tero. Esa soluci6n es penOsa, pero no
irreparable. No tengo criterio sobre ell
porvenir Creo que las relaeiones entire
las dos rep1blieas Sc haran normales,
Y luego amistosas.
-iOpina listed que Alemania puede
debe ejecutar el Tratado9
-Ciertamente, debe hacerlo, porquc
ha ffrmado, todo pueblo debe hacer
honor a su firma.
u Entregaran ustedes los ofciales
designados como culpables9
-Esto es muy duro; NADIA nos re
pugna mas; pero hemos firmado.
-Pero ino les echardn a ustedes los
monarquicos!
- Como podran haeerlo dice Schei
deman-, 81 son minoriaP
-iNo cree usted posib'e una repe-
tici6n de Ia vuelta de la isla de Elba
No es possible una vuelta del En-
pcrador y del Kronprinz; no Sc aries
garan, n clio. 4f8tfs
=
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08
sALUD PARA LAS MUJERES

Es muy comnn DIR a las mujeres quejarse
de la rregularidad de sus organos repro
ductivos, los cuales 81 Sc descuidan causan
nnumerables sufrimientos y calamidades
81 su menstruacion es muy abundante, es-
casa. dolorosa irregular; 81 I'd. sufre
malestares incomodidades, angustias, de-
bilidades. decaimiento.- calambres violen-
tos, dolores de cabeza, dolores en- la espal-
da la ngle, demas desordenes, este le
indicara que I'd. necesita tomar inmedia-
tamente Nucva Sdlad de Reno. Este es el
verdadero remedio para las irregularida-
des femenmas. alivia pronto, evitando asi
serias enfermedades quizas hasta una
operacion Tome una botella y note el
marcado efecto NHeva SdlHd de Reno
da salud accion natural al sistema ente-
TO De venta en- todas las droguerias.
5. B. LEONARDO & CO.. F.bieant... New York
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08

mi adn con algunos militares Y
partidarios?
-iD6nde los encontrarian? Y aun-
que los encontrasen, no podian hacer-
10 en- Berlin. Todo el pueblo Sc decla
raria inmediatamente en- huelga gene
raj, sin restriceiones. No habria aqua,
nj luz, nj electricidad. Toda la vida
quedarfa suspendida, pues nuestro pue
bio odia los que lie han llevado la
ruina. Sin embargo, no niego absolu
tamente la gravedad del peligro. Re
conozco que ha habido Ell estos iiltimos
tiempos m movimiento nacionalista, y
hemos tornado nuestras precauciones.
Pero la mejor mas fuerte defensa
contra una restauraci6n de la Monar
quia esta en- el mismo pueblo aleman,
que no ha olvidado 10 que ha sufrido
nj los que han sido Ia causa de
esos sufrimientos. En- dos palabras:
tengo confanza en- el porvenir; confio
en- ell mejoramiento de las relaciones
entire Francia y Alemania. Estoy deci
dido trabajar para el eumplimiento
sincere del Tratado Y no considero que
sea una amenaza seria ia restauraci6n
de la monarqufa para un poryenir de
paz V de tfabaio en- com1n.
FL corresponsal del 81 Echo de Pa
ris" afade que esas declaraciones de
Scheidemann las envi6 este, sin que
Sc enterara ell periodista frances, al
ministerio de Negocios Extranjeros, ell
eual consider6 conveniente avisar es-
pontaneamente al corresponsal dc que
estaba de acuerdo con elias "
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08
Para los Agricul-
torres de Gales

la epoca actual as fecunda en-
hechos que demuestran la ne
cesidad de solidaridad de ella
ses. De todas parties reciblmos nue.
vas en- que vemos prObadas estas
tendencias. Los individuos. las So
ciedades, los gremios, las asocia-
clones todas. estan atravesando un
periodic de serias transformacio-
mes. Hay por doquiera manifesto
clones vivas v fuertes de una eyo-
luci6n constan.e. Nuevos rumbos,
nuevas Orientaciones presuponen
nuevas actuaciones Y nuevas ml-
ciativas. Els fuerza de ley que los
hombres sigan ell curse eyolutlvo
de la epoca. Esta teOria la vemos
manifestada en- las tendencias de
todos los hombres formar grupos
solidarios Y fuertes para propen-
der a su mejoramiento collective
individual. Las clases tienden a
determinar Sus fines dentrO del mo
vimiento general de las humanas
actividades. Elias sc defender por
medic de la union No hay clase
de alguna indole que no forme
un blOqueo fuerte Y robusto para
poder subsistir ell medic del torbe
limo social Ell que nos hallamos ell
vueltos ell ell presente siglo.
Tantos cambios V sacudidas, tan
tas manifestations de nuevas
ideas, Y tantos problemas, nos obi
gan resolver terminantemente,
ell problema de cada individuO me
diante la union de voluntadCS V
onergias. De la union depende las
fortalezas de las sociedades LA
armazon de un organismo cualquie
ra, estriva Ell la afnidad de ideas
v miras, de los miembros que 10 in
tegran. Los agricul ores tienon
grandes problemas que resolver.
Ellos son el valuarte mas podero-
so EN- La vida de los pueblos.
Estamos EN- La solucion de pro-
blomas magnos, V es deber de to-
dos coadyQyar. No hay problema
mas complicado que el problema
de, las subsistencias La Agricul-
tura es la llave que ha de abrir la
puerta para entrar frances a su
soluci6n. Los agricultores Ell to-
dos los tiempos han sido la fuerza
mas preponderante Ell la vida de
las naciones. Ellos han resuelto los
problemas mas serioS de la sOcie-
dad, mediante la production de los
elementOs que forman nuestra sub
sistencia.
Los agricul;ores han actuadO
siempre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sin
comprender la necesidad de soli-
4 daridad union Pero llegado el
momento de unirse para la defen-
sa de sus intereses individuales Y
colectivos. odeben responder todos
con entusiasmo Y entereza de ca
racter. Los problemas que hoy te-
nemos mas que en- cualquier epo-
ca. exigen nuestra union. Ell ITEM
po transcurre Y no Sc reptile. Res
ponded este llamamiento, que
sera ell principle de una nueva era
Ell vuestro desarrollo collective.
Venid tOdosl El Domingo. Sic
te de mario, a la una de la tarde
sc ha de celebrar una Gran Asam-
blea EN- la casa-alcaldia de esta
poblacion para exponer nuestras
ideas sobre vuestros problemas, V
constituir una Liga Agricola CO.
mo primer paso para resolver los
problemas mas apremiantes de to-
dos los agricultores. Els muy nece-
saria la presencia de todos Voso-
tros resolvereis ell curse que ha
de tomar esta iniciativa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08

presteis vuestros ofdos, los Que
dicen que Ell Puerto Rico, no exis
te el espiritu de Association. :
Venid a la poblaci6n ell dia sic
te de MARIO aunque tengais que
hacer un fuerte sacrifcio.
Julio B. ORTIZ, Inspec-
tor de Escuelas; Graciano ARCHI-
LILA, Maestro de Agriculture.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08

Procure la pintura "Shingle Stain,
Ell mejor tinte de colores para MADEIRA,
y "S;uccolor'' la pintura propia para
cemento. Todo en- casa de SANCHEZ
MORALES y Co. INC. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-08
Corazon Aspirinoso

q La Profession nedica encuentra a cada paso en-
tire sus pacientes una debilitacion del organo
cardiaco (corazon) similar la inducida por el
uso desmedido del tabaco, causa del exceso de
nicotina producido por eli mucho fumar
\ gEsta debilitaci6n es producda por el uso con-
tinuo de las Aspirinas anunciadas extensamente
al p1blico. Apenas hay nadie hoy que no lleve
en- su bosillo un pomo de Aspirina, sin tener en-
cuenta que ese frasco 10 lleva la tunba pasos
agigantados.
q En- bien de la humanidad llamamos La atencion
del p1blico que la Aspirina forma un habto per-
ncioso, diffcil de cortar despues de arraigado
el sistema.
gLa profession medica esta tratando de cortar ell
libre uso de la Aspirna - porque encuentra que
tan dficil lie sera mas tarde curar al asprinofobo
como lie es hoy curar al morfo-maniaco.
qLa Aspirna produce Salicisrno. Su accion f.
siologica es contraria 10 que debe ser. Los
acidos que contiene deben descomponerse en- los
\ intestinos despues de ingerida, en- ell pono.
qTome cualquier pastilla de Aspirina h1elala
\ -su olor 10 encontrara acido pungente.
qIngierala Sc lie desnoronara en- la boca con sa-
Dor acido pronunciado. Prueba evidente de que su
decomposition ha tenido lugar antes de entrar
y en- el sistema.
qLa Profession medica es la llamada decdr
Z cuando una persona debe tomarla = Vaya su
medico tome consejo.
Evite CORAZON ASPIRINOSOy y sus fumes
tas consecuencias.
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