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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
Jenny Ei,,o.

S @nle6ning at Sunoreoaarsba=
gen for Sen 1tore ibenife Sangerin6e
SennD 2inbs ig6iel bill benoes
2anosmG116' / Minoeapolis % ct.
@altl la6e afbol0e Mn6efoncerter,
iom 1toen Gpipl pil fi11oe peloig Gil-
il1,tning. 0e ipenlfe &irfefor ! Gpil-
lingbDerne bar llaaet Jig ian1n1en %
n6gjgr ct n9gtigt 8pr, Der flittigt
in6sber Be StDffer, iom ifal fore
orages UNDER 2eoelie al 8rofesiorer=
ne &ictor 8ergquiit, Minneapolis,
og &eter Sobnion, ct. &al,l. 8lan6t
6isie Stpffer er Ell al Dabi6s Cal
ner meo @l1nnar @ennerbergs
megttge Soneoigtntng. 8egge 8pz
.ers ibenife og norife 5angere bor og=
iaa forenet fig for un6er Direftpr
@ialn,ar M1sions og &rofesior ..
@allines 2ebeIie at ipnge Ell 9el al
oe fignnelte 11or6iife 5ange.
2proog Mfte11 Sen 8. Oftober ifal
&oncerten fi116e 5teb / ct. Saul
sluoitoriur1, og Sgnbag 6en 10. /
acknowledgement ii Minneapolis,
SCI. 8 gfter11t. Ser fonu1er en-
Mnngbe ibenife 5ongere fra onore
Setber @ltnerita. 8rofesior 'SSoel
@oisberg, Chicago, Ell al Spenif-
Mmerifanertes .be6ite Sangere, bill
fDnge Colo. Set ia1nme bil ben fej-
reoe Sa1gerin6e @6na gluonion -
Ser &aar, ionf 1plig er fon1n1en fra
ct Srt,,mftog giennen Sperige. !.
Set er bel bpr6 for Spenifer1te
at feire Minoet en1 ben ipenife Mat=
tergaI" paa mere euo dln1iroelig
8is. ct 1nuliqt Dperit,1o ira @on=
certerne gaar fil ct SSennp 2ino
Sono, Jon, nbn1i,1iitreres al vEbe
Sennp 2inb W}e,,1oriol 6oun6ation"
og Mi6lerne ifpl bruges til at ll11-
oeritbtte unge 11rl1iifalH begapeoe men
nbemioleoe Me,l'teifer at begge &ien
i oeres l1bbarae1ie. 6on6et bill
rr..& @l..-s el....rr. 80 rs 49,. rv..Ss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
8nlkrtxllinprn.

SSfplge 0plpsntnger ira Genius.
burealtet er Optellingen al ca. IS
&rocent al 8efolfningen mi tilen.
oebragt, og liot oper 81 Weillioner
Mennelfer er talt. 9eru6fra tan
11oregnes, at Ser / bele 2anoet er ca
106 Miuioner. 9lf Sc 81 Weillioner
leper ober 50 Nfillioner / Bperne,
og altiaa fnap 80 MiIlioner pao
Sanoet (6eru116er aIle 6maobner
n1eo ferre eno $500 SSr,obpggere).
Sen bele Gilpefit fioen 1910 bar
beret f1rap IA Millioner> eller Is
Hrocent, oeraf ober 12 Weiu. til
8perne. Sen procentpiie lorggelie
Tor BDerne bar 25.2, og for 2anoet,
t11obefottet 2an6sbper poa UNDER
$500, bar 3.4 @roce11t. fSor Sc Dir.
felige 5arn1oiitrifter bar 9gninqen
3.2 Hrocent og for 2onosbperne A.
Eroce11t. S 1910 bar ser fun 43
Wttllioner Mennefer / 8perne, men
49 Wftll. paa 2an6et. 8Derne meo
ober $4,000 bor mi 80 Meill.; Sc
meo mellem 10000 og $4,000 12
Wfillioner, % 6e meo mellem $500
og 10000 s Mtll. 2Qn6sbefolfntn,
gen nogisr 33 Mi1l. i syarn1oi.
1trttter11e, og 6 Mill. 2an6sbper
1lnoer $500 Sn6bpggere.
8per paa ober $4,000 pofse6e !
Eiaaret 1854 &rocent, @per paa
1nellem 10000 og $4,000 26.7 9ro-
cent og De paa mellem 1900 og t0,-
900 1873 &rocel1t. Sra 1900 til
1910 par oen procentpiie iorpaelle
al oisie tire &lasier benbolosbis
35.6, 33.7 og 27.S @roce1t. Wee,
oens | oet iibite Eiaar 3ilbeflten af
2anobefolfningen fun bar en- Ste,
oiepart al, bbao Sen bar / set fore.
gaae116e 9toor.
Moriagerne til Gilitremningen fra
2anoet til 8perne er peientlte oe
bpiere 2enninger, ben fortere Sir.
belostio og ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /
Siemmet, iom bar babt Gilloffeller
for 2an6boerne.
8isconiin bar 1881 ,639 ssn6-
bpggere, en 6orggelie al 297,979 Ell.
ler 1913 &rocent. Otlaboma bar
2,027, 1854, en- aorggelie al 37O,4O9
eller 22,4 @rocet1t. Soutb Dafota
bar 635, ,8S9, en- 6orggelie al 81 ,951
eller S,9 Brocent. Mislisiippi bor
1,789,182, en- 9{e6gang af 1882 el-
ler 4 Hrocent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
sSernbanetaffterne.

g&ortb Dafota Spje1teret for otter
binoret 5orbsielisn af @o0s- oe
&asiaeertafiten pha 9rafif inoen
Staten beo at fprlange set @ets=
forbuo, Ser brep hlitaaet ipeciel asii-
iterenoc @eneralabbofot @illiam
2emfe, inoen @tatens ssSernbanefon1=
misfion noiteoer EN- np 0rore.
Sssernbanefommtsiionen paaleeges 1t
foretage en- np Mfbgring, peo bbilfe1,
9e1nfe tan forelegge 8ebtier MOI
ben paate11fte 6orbpjelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
@inneiota Yolitif.

Sen republifarife @ubrengrfan-
oi6at S. q. .. 8reus bar begDn6t
en- @algfa1npagne, iom pil itrefte fig
gienneln belle Oftober Maane6 oa
ober alle Dele al Minneiota. San
<bolot fit ferlte Mgoe i Meo 2afe
Sails 2sroags, og iin Sale ser
bolot ban fig til Spgrgsmaalet ON.
COOPERATING 6oretagen6er blanot
6armerne oo 8etponingen oeraf
baaoe for oenn og for belle 8efo1fni1,-
gen.
SON 1nente, at Misneie blanot
6armer11e meo 6e nub9ren6e Mar.
feosmetbo6er for en- flor Del bar be-
rettiget. &an omtalte set @elo, man
/ Minneiota baboe baDt meo Mn6els,
meierier, gienitoige 5orfifringsiel,
ifaber, fooperatibt Salg al @ar-
tofler, Garner-g gIepatorer, og oe,1
Spnut1tring, ion1 bleb eibet a1fe iaa-
oanne Goretagn6er giennem 9tatens
nDe &ooperationslop. SON omtalte
ogiaa, bbao 6ar1nerne i set peltlige
CANADA bab6e fornaaet. at u6rette
peo &ooperation enonu1 itgrre 6til.
@bao oct gialoer ON MI er en- bioere
l16bifling al set, Der allere6e er {aa
g6ot | @ang. Dette ct nteget bebre
er0 ben iocialiiiffe 8Ian n1eo itats,
eieoe Sermi1talmarfe6er, iom bans
Monpartiian 2eague- -Mooitanoer an.
0befaler.
9g iaa nraa Der gieres noget for
at itanie Silitrgnningen fra 2o1;oet
til 8perne, oeriom Mationen fulbe
bebblibe at brs6fe6e fig. Set eneite
Mooel er at gigre Jarmlibet iaa
.tilloffen6e og lgnnenbe, at Garmer-
ne Tan fonfurrere ON Mrbei6sbieIp5
paa lige gilfaar 1neo 8Derne.
4 - II & :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
6eoeral Sugar @efining 60,
Seem Sort, reoucere6e Sutferpriie11
t11prIinprp 1kr. hfnrhp4 N2rifp11 hnn.

Seoeral Sngar 9fefining Co.,
Seem Sort, reoucere6e 5ufferpriien
poerligere 1@, bborbe6 @riien poo
granuleret Suffer bliber 1876.
Dette bar oen labelte &ris, iiber
&egieringen, frafal6t &o1ttrol, % ca.
12c rninore pr. B1n6 ems Sc bgie
&riier / CONNER.
See Sire ano &nbber &c., SEEM
Sort, bar beiten1t is til 20 8rocent
8risneoipttelier poa gll1touobil=
ringe.
.&riierne paa Mgbler bil lite gao
ne6 fpr sSSanuar 1921, ertlerer Ie=
oen6e Observation-Disclosures / @ran6 Ma-
pios, Mtcb. Sabrifanterne paaitaar,
at oeres 6ortieneite tffe bar peret
laa flor iom Observation-Disclosures og
an6re S1oltitriers. De flyer, at Sc
tailbanblerne er fao bel foripnt, al
Yumlifl1m lite piloe blibe bergrt al
EFT &risne6iGttelie ftrafs, ielbom
6abrifanterne re6ncereoe @ri fern.
mi.
F Maurice 6. &otbicbilo, @befen for
&c 8utifer / Minneopolis, ct. Saul
og @bicogo, 1om bprer bans geap,1,
notalte forle6en Sag @bicago, at
Hriierne paa &laoer pil eaa neo.
Sioen for en- pirfelig 91noro1,ing al
Brtlerne er for @aan6en. 9fao l1lo,
inobefattet set auitralife 8roouft, er
billigere. 9ette betpoer billigere
&lG6er. 9te6ufttoner / ltl6tgier ct
allereoe 1laaet 20 til 25 &rocerrt.
Silte og .anote Stoffe til 6or er fpl=
gelig ogiaa. billieere. S 6e lioite to
9lar bar gfteripgrgielen itprre enc
5oriDningen; men MI er Ger en- ltpr=
re 5oriDntng paa @aan6 enc @fter-
ipgrgielen berettiger til. Denne Gi=
tnation Screening meo &onturrence
bill tbtnge Salgspriierne neo longs
bele 2inien.
0feo gooe Mplinger oDer neite11
bele 2an6et fDnes Der ingell an6erl
&et nulig e1to noget labere 8riier,
og De pil neoberoig vfon1nne ru11bt"
til alting.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
6ien6en pao oe polite og l,frainife

6ien6en paa oe polite oe 1,frainife
6ro11ter.
2eon Srot5fp, &rigsn1iniiteren,
foripger at piffe fine Solbater frern.
Sobietregiertngen bar mi 11oaet lin
nitgrite Strife. Set rusiiife Soft
ifriger efter 6re6 for enbper @ris,
% oct er reoe for Ell np @egiering.
Sen polite @rig er blebet ,1popl.=
ler. Set e11elte, Der afifreffer fra
Ell @eboll1tion, ct, at Solicit ifignner,
at oct lite bar 1togen on6en Megie=
ring at benoe fig til. transport
beienet bil6e fon1n1e l1or6en be6 ct
@egierinesffifte og u6en nogen a,1=
Sen Maa6e at foroele 2epnetsmio=
Ter poa frp9ter man for, at e11 frDg=
telig &nngersne6 bil6e blibe Splgen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
Gen,ten Millipner Ill 81 JON
gamle Somfrner.

Set er regnet 16. at 100000
e,1ropeiife &biuoer bill 81 ion1 ganrle
sSonlfruer paa @runo al, at $4,000
600 M9t1b r1iite6e 2ibet europa
.og Aiien un6er 8eroensfrigeu. 6or
.bber 1000 Meto mellem 18 % As
Aar er Ser i 6ra11frige 1890 &pi1l-
Ser, | England 1,175, i St1lten L.
:228, i Gpflanb ], ,1sO, j giterrig-
l1naar11 / ,23O.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
Nattn,1prr,ra 1nrb,1nn

Om Nationernes 6orbu,1o, ion1 ct
@tribspunff mellem set republifon=
ife og bemofratiffe &arti, bar bi i1t=
tet at itge.
Wfen angaaenoe Mationernes Gor=
bun6 iom en- efsilterenoe &ie116sgier=
ming, % en- &ien6sgierning, ser
bgi @rab be6rerer oe 5oreneoe Stn>
ter, bltr6e Offentligbeoen 11n6erret=
tes.
sSplgeltoe Tan 11oteres:
@ottonforbnn6et er oIlere6e 6an-
net. Spgrgsmoalet ON Mattonerne
ifal fornne ct iao6ant eller ej, er lite
fre1nn1e. Set er beibaret. 6orbun=
BET er oprettet og er mi i 8irfiom=
be6. Ober trebibe 9}otioner bar
ilnttet Jig til BET.
Sm 6e Soreneoe 5toter ifal ito=
gua oeri eller ei er Ell Gag, ion1
8reiioenten og Senatet n1oa ofgiere.
Smiiber bil hi bltbe np6fuget til
at inogaa BERT al 6en iinple @runo,
at ri life fan gi6re 6orretning meo
oen ebrige Del al @erben poo mo-
gen an6en Maa6e.
@egge bore politiife &artier ino=
rg1nrner 6ette. Set e1telte, Sc er
1terige ON, er, bborbi6t bi ifal nio=
tre6e efter oct 6e1nofratiife 8ortis
8rogram, opltillet al Wr. @ilion,
eller efter &epnbltfanernes, 1om set
b1ep fren1iat al @enotets Glertal.
geationforbl1n6et bar allereoe uo=
rettet flere bigtige cling:
Det bar obertoget &ontrollen ober
8Den Dan5ig.
Set bar Sperberre6gmmet Soar=
9alen.
Set bar paataget Jig at beifDtte
6e fmaa 6olteitanrner @olen og /
9prfiet.
Set bar oprettet ct International
Mrbei6sfontor % ct International
Sunbbe6sbeie1t.
sS,nternattorole &o,1ferencer ON
6inonsaffRrer bar bGret afbolot paa
BETS Joranlebning.
8aaoe Sapan % Storbritana1ien
bor mcooelt geotionforbnnbet at oen
npe Sraftot, io1n 1fal eritatte ben,
Ser nbleber / ssu1i 1921, bill blipe
offentliggiort og / on6re &eniee116er
iten1me operens me6 Sorbunbets 8e-
ftemmelier. Dette er ct Meiurtat at
bgieite 8etp6ning.
Set bar. afp9rget &rig ,1nellem
S1nlan0 pg S0er1ge 0ber Mdla110sz
berne. Disie to 2anoe bar lige paa
9eippet til e,, &rig. 9e bleb fal0t
fre1n for Mationforbunbets &aab og
Sagen blep orb,,et i Weinoeligb6.
Derlom ct iaa6ont yorbun6 babbe
beret i @irfiombeo i 1914, bilhe Ser
lite babe bnret 11ogel1 &rig.
6orbun6et bar oprettet en- be6ba=
ren6e International 9omitol. Dette
ifDloes for en- flor Del 6et ibRr6ige
@rbei6e al glibu &oot, en- &eplbIt-
faner, ltgeiou aorbun6et ielb fan
benfpre lin Gilperelie til Den1ofra=
ten @tlIons 8eitrabeller.
6ba6 enten Sar6ing eller @or
bliper palgt, bill ri alle iom en- lutte
os til Gationernes 8orbun1.
(gfter Dr. 5ranf Grane:)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08
&olia !. ! stalieu.

Ser bIiper Iibt efter Iot SO / oe,l
5italienffe inoui lle @ituation.
Jabriferne operInoes oberaH til Gi.
iert,e, Der finder, ct De e. goo.
5tn1,o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-08

Seno os Rapn % aoresie paa
aenner og 8efienote, fom life holoer
8Iobd, % pi ffal ienoe Dem e fri
Brbperltn1er.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30
Hamon Swept State with Cyclone Force
EDITORIAL


o1" ' %ed% SS % withdrawn % ' @
Republican Committeeman and had left field for the Ardnore
Mr. amOn congratulatns
The dsingolon ago
had but few yoc and depended upon the noement Of ump conyen
ton there general resultant the Meraw
The tactics of the McGmw people were
many of the the
When convention ouahomnn
mr %n tic G s % as c,c f ' su of church @ & Fight and % the pSas
Following % he Shawnee convention the Seventh District Hobart
oy @ l0r amon ana IN the sixth District almost the entire vote from
district '0ao %oa va" o tor c 9% %ra% @ n @ perceived that the solid vote OF that
These results following quickly upon the heels Of the t, ,,
shawnee had the effect of dcouagng McCw
forces fore and they never had the line any
] @ on mon vor 1 was @ sweeping one was unanimous
@ G ' no a" mao the power to stand in front Of lie
It may be fortunate that man Of Jake lannon's
States States sen senator so the Democratic nominee He
statehood was conferred upon the territories.
sneou9 % any snure. fight @ the attempt
csSo5% as' >''' OIL columbus nor i''''''n'" 'S4"
These Questions do not belong politics
se Some & ugly G e were ere made against the Ardmoro very
Sy[ ] ] Ip the % people @ did not mot believe % for convention held
in not have carried single ongreDson district @ % m 1
The @ opponents @ Of the AramGe candidate serious
rsou4s the state were for Mr. am% the day his
these men had been bought with
might go and say that Impossible % to- purchase R Influence Gn Ha rn Ts
would be worthless s' in campaign ln '"'
Harris % % D " % a1a % h %o6 5 4f % dS aa 6 ana @
friends whow
he
Jake L. Iinmon
n n the worlio he
politics
could tumphed him
for could have Imon he
making
lannon's political
to rob
big is, l.. ony %
in
published
The of Mr. political aiuu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30
.ADM| RAJ SIMS CHARGES
Of UNPREPA AREDNESS OF
NAVY WILL Be MADE A
PART OF NAVAL INQUIRY

Washington, Jan. 3O.-Rcar Admiral
William 5. Sims charges concerning
the navys unpreparedness, at the
time the United states entered the
world war, would be made 4 part Of
the general inquiry the senate naval
committee is TO make into the oper.
ations Of the nations sea forces dur.
ing the war
Chairman Page of the committee,
acting on the written suggestion Of
the admiral has asked Secretary Dan
icls as 10 the condition Of the navy
just preceding the declaration Of war,
giving in detail the location of Ameri.
can Warships one and two months
prior to this eountry's entrance into
tine conflict rs well as their location
on the day a state Of war with Ger
many actually began. The chairman
also asked the names of the ships
ready for foreign services, then the
names OF those not ready and the
reason for their unpreparedness.
The investigation into the charge
that during the war the navy failed
to cooperate fully with the allied
Eavies which also was made by Ad'
miral Sims, and the unpreparedness
charge Will be started as soon as the
inquiry into the navy decorations
awards is completed, The latter in
vestigation, which was to have been
resumed yesterday but which was
postponed owing to the illness Of a
member Of the subcommittee will be
continued Tuesday when Secretary
Daniels Will be a witness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30
STARTLING FACTS.
AND f |G URES ARE.
DEDUCED At THE.
SENATE PROBE IN.
BOLSHEY|K| ACTS.

Washington, Jan. 3O.--An order to
present 70 the senate committee in
vestlgating bolsheviId propaganda in
the United States. true copies" Of
all communications between himself
and the Russian soviet was made
today, by Ludwig c. A. X Martens,
bolsheviM representatives in this
country.
Former Senator Hardwicl of Geors.
ia, Martens attorney, said. however
that it was desired that some of the
letters be considered in executive
session as they might involve 9th
ers, from beyond the sea, in trou.
BILE"
He said he referred to those who as.
sisted in maintaining communication
between the self-styled ambassador
and soviet chiefs in Russia.
Chairman Moses reserved as to an
executive session. Il want To- tale
I'M with you the matter of the is,
Of 941 odd American business con
Germs with which Martens said soviet
Russia could transact business" sld
the chairman. We asked for Est
OF those concerns. which have cOu-
tracts with Mr.. Martens and for 49,"
amounts and commodities involved.
You gave US n list of concerns which
Werc willing to do business"
Mr.. Hardwick then presented 4
statement of contracts showing eight
items, the largest contract for $4,000
600 Of printing presses given the H.
high Machine Company, Lehightcr,
Pa, Elias Berlcen, New York, CON
tracted according to the list, to sell
$4,000 900 worth of shoes; Fischman
and Company. New York $3,0O0,OOO
worth Of underwear; Winberg and
Posner. New York, S3,OoO,O0O worth
Of machine tools, and Babrolf company
of Milwaukee 81 100000 in shoes and
machines.
Morris and Company, Chicago pack
ers. on January %, executed an agro'.
ment to furnish 50,00O,00O pounds ri
food products" at prevailing marie t
prices. according to the statement.
one contract for $4,000 given :he
National Storage Company Of Now
York. covering merchandise ned
been abrogated, it was said.
All of the contracts Martens eX-
planned, were conditional upon thc
state department issuing export Ii
ccnses to the firms mentioned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30
WEALTHY AMERICAN
WIDOW MARRIES PRINCE

Paris, Jan. 2O.--Mrs. William T..
Leeds. widow of the tinplatc magnate
will be married. by civil ceremony,
to Prince Christopher. younger broth
or of former King Constantine OF
Greece, at Geneva, on Saturday, ac-
cordlng 10 the Paris edition Of the
New York Herald.
The religious ceremony will take
place at Necey, Sunday.
King Constantine, 1t is said, will not
20 to the wedding. but will send n
representative. Former Crown Prince
George Of Greece, however, will be
present, the dispatch says.
Tho marriage of Mrs. Leeds 10
Prince Christopher of Greece was re-
ported in February 1918, but later
proved erroneous. Mrs. Leeds is n
daughter Of the late William C. Stu
art of Cleveland, Ohio.
Prince Christopher was born July
%, 1883.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30
SECRETARY GLASS
SAYS EUROPE HAS
TO DEPE Nd Up ON
OWN RESOUR RCES

Washington, Jan. 99. Europe, in
joiar as the United states govern
ment is concerned must rely upon
her own resources in retrieving ii.
nancial equilibrium. This is the In.
depreciation here generally OF the
letter that Secretary Of the Treasury
Glass has sent to committee of the
chamber Of commerce of the Unlto1
states which sought "a government
expression on the proposed confernccc
of fiuancicrs and commercial leaders,
TO discuss reconstruction problems.
In "a blunt statement Of the facts as
he sees them, Mr.. Glass says that the
American government has done all it
considers advisable and practicable
for Europe.
The conference, he added would
serve to "cause confusion and revive
hopes, doomed to disappointment, Of
further government loans"
The treasury department does not
! offer objection, Mr.. Glass said, if the
chamber OF commerce of the United
! States, which has charge of details Of
| the conference, wishes to name dele
gates to an informal conference, pro
vided the scope and character and
! limitations of such conference as
well rs the imposslhilby of the govern
ment of the United states action are
clearly understood"
"lf the peoples and governments of
/ Europe Mr. Glass declared, "liye
within their income, increase their
production as much as possible and
| limit their imports rs much as advise
able, credits balance must probably
| be supplied by private investors and
| the demand to resort to such mprac
/ tiCahle methods as government loans
and bank credits would cease.
The American people, in my opin
ion. would not be called upon 10 fl
nance, and would not, in my opinion
respond TO a demand that they fl
nance, the requirements Of Europ,
insofar as they result from the fail
ure to take necessary steps for the
rehabilitation of credit.
There Is no more logical or prac
teal step toward solving their owl
reconstruction problems than for tn,
allies to give value TO their indemnity
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30
HAS WIRELESS BECOM {
AN INTER -PL A \ ETA RY
COMMUNICATION AGENT,
OR Do SPIRIT FIN GERS
TAP THOUGHTS ON KEYS?

Rome. Thursday. jar. 2a,--Tnter.
planetary communications as suggest.
ed by mysterious waves, recently
caught by wireless plants throughout
the world, is not a subject for ridi.
culc, says Prof. Domenico Argentieri,
the widely known scientist He asserts
It is possible to send messages from
the earth to other members of the
suns family, because ether will con
yey electric waves as readily as atr.
THESE mysterious communication
he said today. make one think OF
spirltualistic phenomena which has
been commonly believed TO be due
mainly to natural forces. Because OF
the regularity by which ;hey have
been observed, however. scientists be
lievc they are due not to mechanical
but to intelligent force"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30
ANNOUNCEMENT IS
MADE FORMALLY Of
Of
Ok LAHOMA CITY
u. s. RESERVE BANK

Kansas city, Mo-, Jan. 30.-Formal
announcement of the board of directors
OF tn ne wrcdcral reserve branch bank
10 be established at Oklahoma CITY,
was made today Al the Kansas FEEDER
al Reserve Bank. They are:
f. k. Thurmond, oklahoma City
a retired banker with interests ia
western oklahoma; William Nee. pres
idcut Of the Security National BAN:
of oklahoma city; r. C. Dings, Pres.
dent Guaranty state bank, Ardmorc
Dorset Carter, oklahoma City. coal
and oil operator and l.. II. Earhpri,
assistant cashier Of the Tenth Dis.
trlct Federal Reserve Bank here. Tho
first two were named yesterday by
the federal reserve board at Wash
iugton while the other three were
selected by the board Of directors
Of the Kansas city bank.
The date OF opening the new branch
bank. it was said today, depends
upon selection of location in Ok.
lahoma city and details of organi2a.
tion yet to be completed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30
ALL HOPE Of AGREEMENT
BY THE B|-P A RT|SAN \
COMM L TTEE AbANDONED

Washington. Jan. 30.--The unoffl-
ial bipartisan negotiations on reserva.
tions to the peace treaty suddenly
came to an end today, when the dem
ocratlc senators, failing in n last It
tempt to obtain compromise on az.
ticle Ten, walked out Of the confer
once and announced they would seek
some other method of obtaining rst
ilcation.
The democratic leaders said ne
next step would not be determined nm.
il there had been n consultation among
the friends of the treaty.
They indicated that nothing would
be done for few days.
The final break came when >cat)r
Lodge of Massachusetts,. the republi-
can leader refused to accept n resec.
walton to Article Ten. drafted w
former President Taft, presented TO
the bipartisan conference BY the dem
ocrats.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30
HAMON FILES EMP Hattie
D DEN |AL THAT He WILL
FOLLOW N 'GRA v AND GET
OUT OF RACE NOW WON AS
CEN TRIAL COMM TTEEMAN
Especial 10 The Ardmoreitcl


Oklahoma City, Jan. 3O.-Reply-
ing to rumors current in some por-
tions Of the state to the effect
that the retirement of James j.
McGraw from the race for rcpub-
lican national committeeman, would
be followed by the withdrawal of
his opponent, Jake l.. IIamon,
the following statement is issued
by J.. II. Dyche, Jake lannon's
campaign manager:
Jake Iiamon Will not withdraw.
TO do so would be unfair To the re-
publlcans who have, by such trcmen.
dous majority rallied to his support,
with the state primary but three days
distant.
should Hamon withdraw q deplor.
able confusion would he created in
the ranks of the republican party.
In addition to this Jake Hamon did
not enter this race to make a partial
success and he has made his cam.
paign in the interest Of success for
the republican party and has won
the race. No encouragement should
be given to those who now would
start fights and bring about dscord
in the Innlis of the republican party
"Since lannon's opponent has suit
the race, as he says. in the interest
of harmony, we can have that har
mony by making unanimous the cleo
tlon, as national republican commit
tceman, of the man who Is 50 oh
viously the choice of three.fourths
Of the republicans in the state oi
oklahoma
There will bc no slackening or
the part Of lannon's friends in any
part of tho state. From now oui
efforts will be directed toward tn,
end that the republican party shal
be put in shape to wage successful
battle against the opposing party"