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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
GE ERMAN ASSEMBLY
WILL NEE 7 AGAIN
At BERLIN AF TER
THE OUSTED PERIOD

Stuttgart March 1S.--Thc national
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
TERRIFIC WIN DSTO RIM
s v EEPS WHEAT FIELDS
OF THREE STATES BARE

Kansas City No, March 10. 80
Wheat fields and newly seeded cat
fields Of the prairie states were Sc
rious'y damaged yesterday and last
night when n wind, blowing inccs'
sanity, with velocity up 10 100 miles
IN hour, drove across the states OF
Kansas. Oklahoma, Nebraska, east.
crn Colorado and western Missouri
Volumes Of dust were swept out from
the freshly worked ground and the
seed of new planting was lifted and
carried away.
Property damaged renortcd from tho
'igh wind was considerable, AM at
several points the dust storm forced
CESSATION Of business. Re1orts from
several places in Kansas stated tha.
'Jst clouds - completely obscurol
he sun that It became necessary to
Ise artificial LIGHTS at midday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
JENKINS STILL STRUGGLES
FOR PAGE ONE POSITION IN
UNITED STATES NEWSPAPERS

Mexico City. March 1S.--Publicatlon
in newspaper here Of an article de-
carlng that William O. Jenkins, form
or American consular agent at Pucbla
had signed a remuneration of his Am
ercan citizenship In connection with
an application for water power rights,
has bee nfolowed by articles in the
press showing that the former agent
only compiled with Article q Of the
constitution as hundreds Of other Am.
crlcon citizens having business inter
csts in Mexico have done.
This article provides that before a
foreigner can acquire property rights
in Mexico he must renounce his right
to appeal to his own government and
affirm his willingness to abide by
Mexican law insofar as his particular
piece Of property is concerned.
Investigation Of Mr., Jenkins appll.
cation for waterpower rights show It
10 have been in connection with pro.
iect he had contemplated developing
long before he was kidnapped by the
bandit Cordova,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
Fate of Peace Treaty Hangs in the
Balance; Final Vote May Be Taken at
Late Hour Tonight; Senators Seem to
Work Industriously to Accomplish
Things Before Another" Hun" Uprising

washington March l''--Prepar'nS
Iof inal vote on ratification OF the
peace treaty, the senate today adopt
ed the modified reservation preamble
worked out in the bipartisan confer
ence under which affirmative accept
ancc fthe reservations by the other
powers would not be required.
The nreonb,o nrovI5os thar "roirra
., tho nort or an,.a o,1 o,-ao,,t,l
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
CHICAGO Has 7S1 Millonairies.

Washington, March 19.-Incomes Of
one million dollars or more for 1919
were reported by 73l individuals ami
corporations in the Chicago district
officials Of the internal revenue de-
nartment inspecting income tax re-
urns announced today. Thirty one
Ch,cagoans were added last year to
tho ranks Of those whose incomes eX.
cceaed q million dollars.
one corporation was reported to
have paid sC,OoOOOo rs the first in
s'aNment of $24,OoOO0O due the gov
ernment as income tax. Another cor
poration's quarterly payment amount
ed to s2,5OOO0O
The number who made returns on
incomes Of 100000 was countless rev
onue officials said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19

Topeka, Kan, March 19.--"To csti.
mate that the windstorm dill millions
If dollars OF damage to the winter
Hheat crop Is putting it mildly" said
= D. Flora. federal metnrologist. "Thc
Weather in tho big south central Kan.
sas wheat belt has been the dryest
the so years we have kept records.
8eing Of n sandy nature the so
vas susceptible to removal by the
nigh wind ana undoubtedly the dam
age has been very great. The wheat
was in poor condition to weather any
kind Of a wlndstOrm. The growth
has been poor and it had not suff .
ciunt roots TO hold it. 1t simply
Llew away. But It cannot be said
that the wheat crop was destroyed,
fer considering the immense acreage.
while it was devastated in some parts
Of the state, it will pull through in
ether parts"
j. c. Mohler, secretary of the sta e
hoard of agriculture, said ii was i'm.
POSSIBLE to estimate damage to the
wheat until more definite reports arc
received, but undoubtedly the loss has
been great.
"Tlicre mas been little moisture
N the central and southwestern por-
tons Of the state since last July
said Mr.. Mohler. "The ground was
so dry that it was readily carried by
tine wind. However, our experience
IN crop roporting has been that Of
ten, wheat believed to have been
ruined by the soil blowing, viii re-
crperute later under favorable wca.h.
or."
Nine million acres Of winter wheat
we're planted in Kansas last fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
DOGS THAT BIT TIVE FEEDING
HAND LONG FOR FLESHp0TS
or THE GOOD OLD U. s. 4.

Moscow, March lS.-Many radicals
who are deported from the United
tates on the steamship Buford have
loen suffering prlvations since they
arrived in Russia. They have failed
TO locote their relatives and have not
set secured employment. Efforts are
row being made by Alexander Berk
rnan and Emma Goldman, leaders o.
the deportees, to form an organi2a
ton which will give employment to
members of the party who arc in dis
tross and care FOR them pending per
moment arrangements.
Headquarters Of this organization
viii be established at Petrograd with
d branch in Moscow, and It is plan
red TO give all depor,ees from the
United States the advantage OF
the facilities It offers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
j N|TED STA TES FILES
REMONST RANCE AGAINST
HARSH RULINGS Of The
PREPARATION COMMITTEE

Washington, March l9.--"Thc strong
remonstrances' have been made by
the American government against rul-
ings Of the allied reparatlons commits
sion that under The peace treaty sale
Of certain German property in neutral
countries can be forced, if necessary
to satisfy the initial payment of the
German indemnity.
Under Secretary Polk Of the state
department, writing today to Senator
Henderson. democrat, Nevada, said "a
further protest" was in preparation as
such Il construction Of the treaty was
contrary to an official Interpretation
exchanged between Germany and the
allied powers.
Mr.. Polk's letter was In response
TO an inquiry by Senator Henderson,
regarding reports that Great Britain
had requested that German property,
and all the right Of German citizens in
electrical enterprises in South Ameri.
cl. be taken over by the commission
and subsequently transferred to Great
Britain as part OF the indemnity due
it by Germany.
Mr. Polk said the state department
had no information as to this, but
added:
"There has heen received however
certain information having relation
TO your inquiry to the effect that
the allied governments represented on
the reparations commission have adj
vanced and Professionally adopted n
construction of Article 235, which
would empower the reparations com
mission to demand payment of Ger
many Of the initial 2OO00000 gold
marks in any commodities, gold, ships
or otherwise, which the reparation
commission may desire; and in the eX'
erclse OF such power the commission
may require the sale Of German prop
orty in neutral countries al least If
in the form Of credits or securities
Under such power It IS possible that
the sale to the reparations commits
sion of the securities controlled by
German corporate enterprises in South
America might be required Of Ger
many
THE department is endeavoring un.
officially TO keep in touch with mat
ters coming UP for decision before
the commission in order that any
action Of the commission which might
be IN derogation Of American trade op
portunitles should not pass unchallens'
cd The department is handicapped
however, In that 1t has no right to
demand such information and this
government not having ratified the
treaty cannot exercise the right to
veto an Interpretation of the com.
missions powers such as contained In
the construction Of Article 235 mention
cd above.
Nevertheless strong remonstrances
has been made and q further protest
Is In preparation on the ground that
the assumption and use Of such pow
ers Is prejudicial to general economic
reconstruction, offers an opportunity
to the governments dominating the
renarntions commission indirectly to
exercise a dangerous controlling In.
fuence on provisional trade with Ger
many and incidentally is unwarranted
by the terms Of the treaty, and CON
trary to the spirit II not the letter
| Continued on Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
HEAD or NATIONAL GRANGE
DiSiPPRONES QUESTIONS
ASKED CANDIDATES

Washington, March 1T. G.
Atkeson, Washington representa-.
tive Of the national grange, today
said he disapprovcd Of the question.
nairc for presidential candidates
prepared by the national board OF
farm organizations and disclaimed
ANY responsibility for myself Or
my organization"
lie also said he had received
telegram from W y. Drummond,
of Kansas CITY, chairman of the
board Of governors OF the intcrna.
tional farm congress. making tho
same disclaimer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
soIrcuvFErFR% CATTLTMFN
IprTD TO TN'E OVER TIE
STOC.lYARDS IN LARGE CITIES

Uareton, Tcyas. March 18.-Jn0' 'e
Iohn n. Atwood. rc0rese0ting At,or'
o-r Cooclp \. Mitchell Palmer, urg-
-' tre catUomcn Of the conntrV 10
.'.c over the stock.vards to be rl-
L.. -oi by the hackers, in s0eerh
q. -orn the cattle ra' 'sers association
cf TEAS here.
"TNc catuemcn of the country have
.,n oorortunity 20 control the stock
.-r5s If the country now" he said
'rhcy need not fear that persons or
i.t rests dominated hT the packers
vil, he ob,e to compete With them
In tho sale: for it VII he the du Y
" the court to determine the idenuty
of the bidder and the source of hlS
money"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
NIECE OF COUNT
TOLSTOI CONSTANT.
NOPLE REFUGEE

ConstanJinople, March l9.--
Countess Marie Tolstoi niece
Of the famous Russian author
ana philosopher, who recently
arrived here as refugee from
odessa, applied on Wednesday
TO the American Red Cross for
relief The countess. who
speaks perfect English. was at
once placed on the staff Of the
Kcd Cross, the headquarters
of which are on the island Of
iruti, in the Prinlipos group
and Will act as an Interpreter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
FORMER DRILLING CONTRACTOR
ENTERS AUTOMOBILE GAME

Il. 4. Farnlce who was n drilling
contractor on the discovery we'll in
the Hewitt field, has entered the
motor game and Is now agent for the
"'rusa 4" the car that Is being man
ufactured in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and
the company in which Bob Mcfarland
well known oil operator is heavily in
terested.
Mr.. Farmlce will have cars on ex.
hibItion at the coming Auto show In
this city and will open sales rooms
here as soon ns he can secure 10
cation. The motor In this new car Is
unique, It being on the nrincipa, adopt
ed by airplane manufacturers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
Flees In Airplanc.

London March l9.--General Won
Luettwltz is reported to have lett
Berlin by airplane and it was I'm
possible TO arrest him while tho Iron
division was In the CITY. says n Ber
lin dispatch to the Exchange Teic.
graph Company. In fact, the dispatch
says. 1t Is not known whether or.
ders for the arrest OF Luettwltz o.
Dr. Wolfgang Kapp. chancellor Of
Continued on Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
WOMAN FIRE BRAND
.STIRS Up THE TURKS
AND IS DEPORTED
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
TEXAS MAY HAVE SPECIAL
SESSION OF LEGISLATURE.

Austin, Texas, March 19.-Cover-
nor ". p. Hobby is considering cali
ing a special session Of the legisla-
ture to provide more adequate regula
lions to control the pink boil worm
in Texas.
Il. II. Meredith, secretary Of agri'
culture in letter to the governor
slid quarantine against the move
ment of cotton and cottonseed from
Texas into neighboring states prob
',bly be declared unless more ade'
quate steps to control the spread Of
the pink boil worm are taken.
Tulsa.-John II. Mckenzie, noted
nc n government Indian scout in the
pioneer days Of Minnesota, died.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19
Wide Area Swept

Topeka, Kansas, March l9.-Rerorts
reaching the federal wea her station
here indicate that the windstorm OF
yesterday and last night was one OF
the most disastrous that ever visited
the state This was largely due to
the wide area over which the damage
was distributed, the principal loss
hcing suffered by owners Of wheat
fields. The long water drought stlll
unhroicn In central Kansas, left the
ground dry. The wind drove this
soil before It like snow, barring the
high ground Of top soil and filling
the low places in deep dtf,s. Thus
uplands were entirely stripped Of
wheat and soil and lowlands were
buried in drifts of earth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-19

Dallas. - Sports writer's declared
lack Dillon of indianapolis was de-
,lsively outpointed by Paul Roman
ol Kansas City In ten rounds.
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been discounted by people p"e'c " have
what he stands for Ever sine"
possibly long before 'na' Time
been Democratic party partisan Of character
all time: for Den"
Gompes OF DEM
rather pHe"
he the
In
,os : days he
vany failed
for and far
until thu
pr.n tim. In 1908 he delivered at Cooper rn tho closing
a In 1917
,na 1915 he continued his efforts deliver the labor vote to Wilson
is
OF
,n' Democracy ma" Dec" oo any 's- ,., '
!ship attempted fed
controlled friends
of
funceS there with which Gompsr' has always maintained such friendly FS
been pointed 0u' the ln'esencer based on absolute and "
Harding and the RoOca" leaders and has bee" friendly
have advance child labor laws provide safety appliances
to better tho conditions the mass its workers Republican States
has Q
effective application
" Federation OF Labor with " inner circles subordinate
The aucacousy
be Of
Eew" which has never been able make good and which
but through the great international
machines all all
any
lawful court and which ought not to have place in the
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37l.S39. In Ih!ladrlrhta the sam" thing
happened. hut the cost WAS h&tcr.~
Si.4U6. 900. ThcS" houses wcr' S"Id |"
y rcal estate rurpnrutiun 1T n loss APP
urnxtuaielr IF hnlr a million dollars.
This story could Lr continued almost in
Grnni,sIy ,hrrIigh madly cxtruvRROut
Ittnmn,S a, government, ownership not
nt,i, ~ ,owrs hui If factories. r"uu-
J'r;;,s onG ,nr,,I,lnu nlnnis
TO buy the PRESIDENCY lhr"ugh votes
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THE BERGDoLL SCANDAL

= Grover Bersdoll. TIE millionaire draft
dodger. who lodged the forces OF the
United States government during the
entire war: who was finally captured
and sentenced 70 a term in prison. and
. again made his escape through the stu
pidity OF army officials. Is ,still at l.h-
. erty; still defyInG tho government. AM
three months after his escape is APP
= parently safely out OF the hands OF tho
sleuths searching for him. This whole
Bergdoll business Is near scandal.
How did 1t hapepn that this rich draft
BE-. dodger was given special liberties:
Why was no permitted To leave the
prison where he was kept under guard
for the fake purpose OF securing money
which he claimed to have hidden in his
: previous Night?
Who were the officers responsible
and why was this special favor shown
:, TO a notorious miscreant?
g An unnamed superior officer ordered
II Lieutenant Colonel Hunt 10 permit Berg
doll to leave Governors Island II Is
understood that tho superior Officer
e. whom Colonel Hunt obeyed was the
{. adjutaint OF the army. though nothing
: officially has been given ont as to that
/, point.
- Did the adju,ant general act Of his
, own violation? II not who was respon-
Asible.
= Did the Secretary OF War hav~ knowl-
edge Of the plan 70 remove Bcrgdoll.
= aad II not. who did?
80 Tho authority and the dignity OF the
: United States government. has never
: been moro nsolently Haunted By i
private citizen than has been done in
this Bergdoll case. From the beginning
OF the war We have had some very sue
pfeious cases OF leniency towards draft
dodgers. conscientious obJectors and
vicious aliens. who have intertered with
the governments war activities. Pat
riots gave their sons 10 so forth and
die. while men and women. enjoying the
protection OF the American flag. lodged
their responsibilities. taught and prac-
ticed treason. and seemed to be looked
upon as the special pets OF the War Dc
partment. The BerEdoll case pretty well
illustrates the attitude Of some OF the
high officials towards wealthy draC;
dodgers, and the American public have
n right to know &yhere the responsibility
nor the BerEdoll case rests.
II not upon Newton D. Baker. upon
Hhom?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
COX RAISING DUST.

Mr. cox has. therefore. been merely
raising dust. He Is trying 20 d'Strt'
attention from the real issues ThiR
campaign. like other Presidential cam
pa gns, will not be decided by the si"" "t
party campaign funds. nor b. charges
from tho Democratic nominee that the
opposition has a bigger barrel Than Ne
has. The .ovters know what they want.
and cannot be diSsGuded from putting an
rna L. Wisconsin by hectic complaint
from Mr. wilson's political heir OF an
Inequality IN the apportionment ~ cam
paIgn sinews. 1t is not the poverty of
the Democratic National COMMITTEE"
which ailS the Democratic campaign. but
the party's bankruptcy in public favor.
That bankruptcy has been aggravated. II
such thing Is possible. by Governor
Coxs piti(ul failure to make good his
accusation that his opponents. despair
ing OF beating him otherwise. are trying
to buy tho presidency" II he doesn't
withdraw that charge he will stand con-
visited. as Mr.. Edge says. of descending
TO the most des plea BILE type or profes-
sIonal politics ina gtneable New York
Tribune
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Our Daily Story
THE BEAUTIFUL CANNON TURNER;

-
She was young and fair TO see ana
she was reading IL magazine on PARK
bench when Matched Snoddhoytr aP-
preached with the irresistible lady kii!-
ing smile that his enemies accused MN
Of affecting just to show his gold tooth
Good evening" be sugared. Lovely
weather hasn't it?'
She looked up at him with her be-
w!tchlnE blue eyes. and he went on
You don't mind II SIT down. d" YOU
little one? or course you don't.
And he sat beside her and crossed ont
knee Familiarity over the other. remark
inh And what are we reading So IN
tently this beautiful evening""
lier coral lips parted but not 10 sm''c'
They parted to speak.
Before you go any further. she sala'
perhaps II would be only fair 10 IN
form you that l am the champion lazy
cannon turner in War and Woops NUM-
ton works, and that l can muscle out
500 pound cannon ball with m! riEhi
arm, and that tho last mashcr who aP-
preached mo may leave the hospital IN
time, but he Will never look the same .
And, as for wha, am reading. II ~ inc
Cannon Turner's Trade journal.
He rose abruptly. complaining OF r
cramp In his left extremity. and walked
hriskiy out ot today's story.
CCopycight By George Matthew Adams)