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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
MANY NEW NAMES ON
SECOND LIST OF AWARDS
4 In Recommendations to Scrrc-
tary of Navy.
HONOR ToRrtpoED OFFICERS
Commanders of Ships Attacked by
Submarines Arc Given Preference
by Daniels in Submitting Medals
Report to President.
Iny Associated Prcss. I

wASHINGToN. June 26.-Except
for the addition OF new names, prac-
tically no change has been made by
the knight board in the original list
of RECOMMENDATION for award of war
service decorations, members of the
board said today. The board was
reconveucd by Secretary Daniels mbre
than six months ago TO reconsider it's
recommendations! after the medals
awards controversy between Rear
Admiral Sims and the naval secrc-
tary which resulted in ii Senate in
vestiga;ion.
The boards second report was sub
mittcd 10 MIR. Daniels just before he
left for San Francisco TO attend the
Democratic convention, and lie has
lot yet thoroughly examined 1t. When
he reconvencd the board the sccrc-
airy said he would transmit the see
md report TO the President without
.mendmcnt.
Members OF the board said that in
he new list they had followed their
original recommendations with regard
officers whose ships We're struck
torDcdoes or mines. each case hay
nE been decided ON it's merits. OF
he ten officers in this group, only
tx. four OF whom saved their ships.
Were recommended for the pistin-
pushed Service Medal on the original
list. Secretary Daniels changed these
awards so as 10 give each officer
whose ship was so struck a Dis
.inguished Service Medal. Much of
he medals controversy ccntercd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Finds Amiens' Defense
Plans Sewed in Glove
,Iiy N.sucintcd prr.sa

DECATUR, ILL, June :G.-rcnr-
ing apart the gauntlet of am old
leather glove which he had picked
up while lighting: II fire nj the Wn-
bash rnilrond shops, ii. vun liucck-
mnn, round-housc employee. today
found concealed therein II ground
plan OF The Notifications about the
city of Smicns. France. The
drawing was ON tracing muslin.
In tar other glove was found
another map, but IL WAS 80 dam
aged that the trncinrs were IL
icSiblc. Hath were cncnscd in oil
cloth and Scwcd between the two
layers of leather which formed the
gauntlet.
D"cckmnn snid he was led 10
tear the gloves npnrt because OF
their peculiar stitching.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
ARMY OFFICER ARRESTED
ON CHARGE OF FORGERY
Reported ia Have Obtained Loans
Under False PrcIen>e> From
Preparedness Board.

LANSING. MICH june 2s-I.:ea-
tenant George 7 Murphy w@S -
rested F-J54y u Los angeles :; the
reqzsst o: G!caig4n authorities to.-
lowtaE discovery craI credentials :o-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
TORTURE OF OFFICERS
BY SOVlETS REPORTED
Dispatch From American Comu,is-
sioncr at Constnntinopic Tells
of IIarbnritieS.
Iny Associated Press. 4


WASHINGTON. June 26.-Bolshc-
visits at lvanovka. in southern Rus
STA, shot Il group of thirty officers on
June 10 and tortured other prisoners,
according 10 Il report to the Ameri-
can commissioner at Constantinoplc.
which was received today at the
State Department.
The report stated the prisoners
were horribly treated. One witness,
Lieutenant Commander Kochlcr. said
lie saw the hands and feet of some of
the captured officers cut Off and the
officers eyes gougcd out.
The population in the region OF
Southern Russia occupied by General
WranEcrs anti Bolshevist forces CON
tinuos very friendly, owing to the
good behavior of the troops. reports
20 the department said. y new law
has been promulgated in that sec
ton 10y General Wrangcl providing
Cor the distribution OF all govern
ment land and large estates among
the peasants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
NEW YORK GRAND JURY TO
ADJOURN FOR VACATION
No Indictments In .-0vershadowInE
Crimc' Returned, Hut Murphy
md smith EnCc Chnrrr

NEW YORK. Juno 26.-Tho extra
ordinary grand jury. convened last
August by Governor Smiths order to
Inquire into what was described as
an "overshadowing crime" will ad-
journ next Wednesday for summer
vacation. il was announced today.
To date no indictments have been
returned. The extraordinary jury,
however. has found indictments
against Charles +. Murphy. leader OF
Tammany Hall: james Il. Smith, as
sistant district attorney, and four
other defendants on charges OF con-
spiracy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

Miidred Sncilings. soloist. Rev. w.
ttcrian CHURCH. assisted by Rev. II. j.
Nettless of Beach, Va. viii present
the medals Classes will be resumed
IN The middle OF September.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
ARMY MOTOR CONVOY is
3 HOURS AHEAD OF TIME
Truck Transport TrnIn Arrive. N,
SpnrtnnburS En- Route From
Washington to Los Angeles.
tBy Associated Press.

IVY NsSOCIotcu Prcss.
SPARTANlitRG, S. c., Juno 90
The army motor transport CONVOY.
which is travelling over the HIGHWAYS
from Washington TO Los Angeles. ar
rived here at 1 o'clock this morn
Ing, three hours ahead OF time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Music class 10 unrh l.iunl..

closing exercises OF the music class
Of Mrs. Lucy owens 1Iow.N. Will take
nlaCc TOMORROW night u: $50 o'cloc!
II bainhridEc Street Baptist Churcn
The quartet of the church viii rem
der several selections, with MISS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
AMERICANS RETURN FROM
CAPTIVITY IN MESOPOTANiA
Mrs. Richard Mansfield mud Colin Gle
ments Neack u. s., After Inipris-
onncllt by Turks,

PARIS. June PC - Mrs. Richard
Mansfield. widow of the American
actor, and Colin Clements, of New
YORK. poet and playwright, have re-
turned TO Parisl after being held
prisoners by tho Turkish Nationalists
months. They have been doing RELIEF
work among the ArmcnianS for the
past year. They escaped to Jcrablus.
on the Euphrates. and from there
Arabs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
CITY ORDINANCE
IS HELD INVALID
Injunction Prevents City
From Regulating Sale
of Firearms

Permanently restraining tho city
officials of Tulsa from enforcing the
ordinance against the display and
sale OF firearms. n permanent in
junction was granted In district court
Saturday against the city by Judge
owen owen on petition OF j. w. Me-
gee, r, v. Bardon and others.
In June the city commissioners
passed ordinance No. 2,OS7 restrict
ing the sale OF rovolvors, dirks, knives
and blllies 10 those who obtained a
permit for such purchase from the
chief OF police. Dealers In this class
OF goods in the city obtained n temp
orary restraining order, and yester'
day after a request from counsel for
both plaintiff and defendant for
| Judgment on the pleading as set oui
1 in the plaintiffs petition, the cour'
held that the ordinance Is unlawtu
because in contradiction Of the con
| stltution OF the state OF Oklahoma
| and OF the United states.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
BRITISH DOMINATE OIL
Mexican Newspaper Reports De-
clare lt Backs "A ProspeCtOr, Mex
lean Financed by Japs, RepOIe

MEXICO CITY, oct Control
OF the Petroleum industry In lower
California has been secured by the
British government and japanese
dominates the same industry in the
state Of Sonora, according to re-
ports printed In newspapers here
which combine official and upoffi-
cial statements
The department OF industry and
commerce announces that Alfred
Mckenzie, a British subject has
been granted n three year conces-
sion To explore and exploit all oil
lands in Lower California on gov
ernment and private land included
between Santo Tomas and Punta dc
Canoas 1t is officially declared the
British government is backing Mac
kenZie.
A similar concession has beer
granted n Mexican subject to oper,
ate the same kind OF concession In
Sonora, the territory eStendinl
about "a miles In length and beins
situated in the Altar district.
Japanese corporation, with Japar
government funds behind the con
cessionaire. 1t is said unofficially
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Tulsa as Metropolis of Oil
Observes Drake Day Monday

treasurer on the board OF directors
are l.. u. carter. Edward X. b1yle,
Arthur f. Sccp. \. II. Moore, bah
Bloss, NJ, &. rarshaU, &. i. Northup,
Thos. Stanley. Fred T.. windsor ana
W. II. Huffman.
All oil men are urged to meet n,
Hotel Tulsa promptly nt ] O'Clock
Monday afternoon. They VIII march
In a body to Convention Han where
the following days program VIII DC
rendered.
Meeting called to order hy w. "
Huffman. prayer by Rev. Harold O.
Cooke. selection bq rrothero's bnnd,
address Of welcome TO Tulsa by
Mayor Evans. address of weleome
on behalf Of chamber of commerce
and Continent oil a Gas as
sociation ny &. F Hopkins, response
and annual adrcss by W. II, Huf-
man address on life and activities
of col H. H. Drake by II. +. Con
nelly. selection bv band. address or
"Oll Production" by y. V. V. Fran
chot. address ON Modern oil Refln.
ing" by -. W, Moftitt. selection BY
band. address on Drake Momoria
by Edwin G. Bell.
Following the program there VII
be an auto ride over the city with
"a dinner to he given for tho lif'
members or the association at th'
Country club, Monday evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

Everything is In readiness Tor the
celebration OF Drake Day In Tulsa
Monday
THIS celebration has heretofore
been held AZ Titusvlc Pa. whore
Colonel T.. l.. Drake drilled the first
oil we'll 81 years ago. hut Tulsas
logical position as "tho capital OF
on has been recognized and the
first Drake Day west OF the Mlssis-
sippi river VIII be In full sway to-
morrow afternoon. On August 81
the occasion was also celebrated at
Titusvillc on the anniversary Of
Colonel brakes discovery ~ oil hut
the date was changed TO October 4
for Tulsa In order that all oil men
could participate In paying homage
to the founder OF "A great industry.
Cool weather and the fact thar all
are back from vacations should
bring out n banner crowd
The officers and directors OF the
Drake Day Memorial association
comprise w. II Huffman. prcsident. /.
the following vice presidents, W, II.
Merritt, X. II. Stone, John Bird, Il.
~. Byrncs. Hosea Paul william
Hasson, T. II. Wcstgate, Dr. L. E.
Chapman. II. l.. Logan. n. q, Lyons,
J H. Markham, Jr., i T.. HUFF,
Joseph l.. O'Harcn. G. II. Dnughcrty
and j. X. Crawford. Edwin g. Beil
is secretary, ana John II. Schiede.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
High Democrats
Address ting
OF Negro Voters

The negro state democratic con-
vcntion was called to order at the
negro Masonic hall, 6lS East Arch
er street, AZ 10 o'clock yesterday
morning and the session continued
throughout the day, ending with
a banquet at o'clock last night.
At the morning session, accord
ing to the printed program, the
initial speech was made by Fred
l. Douglas, president OF the Afro
American democratic club, who
was followed by A. J. Smithcrman.
County Judge w, II. Williams
County Attorney Thomas |. Mum
roe and ex-Judge NJ. A. Breckin-
ridge were among the others on
the morning program.
After the Introduction OF the
president OF the state democratic
club, Frank w. Reed of Okla
homa city, talks and speeches
were also made during the after
noon by Congressman T.. u. How
ard, n. Il. McNbll OF the state su-
Treme court, Attorney r.. /.
Sadler and Fred L. Douglas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Latest Figures
ShOU POnzi Got
Over IN Million

BOSTON, Odt. 2.--Staid Now
England was recovering today
from the shock of an official an
nouncemcnt revealing that Charles
Ponzi, the financial wizard"
had taken S14S72,32I out of
their hands' during his wild
money making machinations.
Tho figures were stunning, a
the highest previous estimate was
100000.
The total OF the Ponzi business
was announced by Charles T.. Rit-
tenhouse, expert accountant, who
went over Ponzis affairs. OF this
sum Ponzi paid his agents
100000. Rittcnhouse declared.
1t was also definitely learned
that Ponzi never engaged in any
regular business during his pro
motion" nor did he have any in
vestment bringing him in revenue
for his clients. one witness at
Pon2fs trial said his mother was
his European agent, although the
wizards mother was with him
at the time in Boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
.FORDNEY TO TALK HERE
Michigan Congressman WIN Appear
at Convention Hall In support Of
Republican NtlOnal Cause.

COnFressman J, ", FOrdnoy OF
Michigan, chairman OF tho o. ouHe
ways and means committee, IL
scheduled 10 speak here In the In
terest OF the republican national
ticket on Wednesday night, October
6. The meeting will be held in Con-
vention hall. He will address n re-
publican meeting in Okmulgoe on
the previous night
Il. o. Lingo, county chairman, an
nounced Saturday night that the
Fordney meeting will be big fea-
ture In the local republican cam
paign. The congressman In one OF
the great leaders In the party and
is an orator OF national reputation
Tho Tulsa band will cnliven the oc
caslon with martial music. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Kansas Police Arrest
Indian Princess Upon
Charge of Auto Theft

OTTAWA, Kans., Oct. Am
indian girl, claiming to he Prin-
cess White Feather, was under
arrest here today charged with
stealing an automobile at Cushing,
Okla. The girl declared she was
enroute to her husband, 7. s,
Marshall, Soldier at Fort
Leavenworth but police said sho
was arrested in company another
youth. The couple were caught
after they had fled from n gaso-
line station without paying
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Brands as Falsehood Report
of His Stand for Dollar
a-Bushel for Wheat
IS APPLAUDEO BY FARMERS
Repeated Cheering Greets His
Outline of Stand on Pro-
gram for Agriculture
Harding Expresses
SOrrOU OUer Death
of Ex-senator Crane

WILSON'S CORNER OHIO,
Oct. Senator Warren @. Hard
Ing today was greatly distressed
on learning of the death of w.
Murray Crane, OF Dalton, Mass,
former senator and ex-governor
Of that state.
"Hc was dctply concerned
about our couhtry's welfare"
Senator Harding said. "He was
wise in advice, he was intensely
Interested in the republican party
and believed it, to be the best
agency Of popular government.
He was a fine example OF the
thoughtful, earnest, conscientious
public servant. whose zeal was as
earnest as his methods were
lacking In estentation. Now that
he is gone, his friends ought to
reveal to the world his splendid
generosities and benefactions
which he always cloaked in ac-
cordance with his retiring ma
ture.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Price Slump Is
Recognized BY
Tulsa Business

Tulsa, too. has been hit with
the slump In prices which news
papers In all the big trade cen-
tcrs have been announcing the
past week, and II begins TO look
as II old II, G. l.. had hit the
toboggan with creased sklds'
Vnndcvers. one OF the big de-
partmcnt houses OF Tulsa, an
nouncc n 90 per cent reduction In
ali departments. This cut ex-
tends to every line OF goods
carried and IL made under the
belief that the general situation
as to production ana demand
justities this action.
Clothing ana ahoes. also, have
come under the knife. Rcnberg's
and Curtis brown company an
nounccs substantial reductions In
| clothing lines. Curtis Brown says
he "inauguratcs the new price
schedule TO correspond with tn,
nrcscnt period of readtustment,
and this appears to bo the pro
pelling force behind all dealers.
| There has been n marked de-
| cline In practically all foodstrffs
| except eggs and meats the past 10
| nays right here In Tulsa, and The
| coming week will show sun
further slump. Canned goods and
cerenis have gone off from TO
20 pcr cent. Sugar Saturday was
quoted from Sl4.50 to SIS per
hundred, decline Of nearly 81
for the week.
Most all the automobile dealers
have announced, or will an
nounce, a considerable reduction
IN motor cars. and so Il appoars
that the peak has been reached
in every line with the possible ex-
coption OF labor. and the trend Is
rapid toward pro-war prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Eddie" Collins Declares
His Club Would Have
Taken Pennant.
BLAMES CHICK GANDIL
Says Former First Baseman
Instigated Spirit That Lost
League Championship.
"SUPERBhS" EXONERATED
Members Of Brooklyn Team
Freed of Charge; Search
for Abe Attell.
"SUPERBAS" EXONERATeD

ST LOUIS. oct. 2.-Chargcs that
the Chicago White Sox failed TO re-
peat their trumps Of 1919 and re-
tain the American league champion
ship because two players failed TO
put forth their best efforts this sea
son, were made in a statement here
tonight by Edward r. Collins, second
baseman and captain OF the team,
Collins did not name the players TO
whom he referred, but asserted they
were among the seven recently Bus-
pended from the club and, indicted
by the Cook county grand jury at
Chicago I'm connection with the
worlds series gambling scandal.
Had No Proof.
Collins blamed Arnold ("Chick")
Gandil, former Chicago first base
man, who also was indicted In the
gambling expose, with instigating
the corruption" The players 10
whom Collins referred were under
suspicion all year, he said, but no
proof could be obtained against
them.
The white Sox players who re-
manned loyal 10 the club are aatis-
lied they had the best team In the
league" Collins stated. and while
we do not hegrudge Cleveland one
bit OF the honor and prestige that M
American league pennant carriei
with Il, we believe that onl!
through the corruption instiRatc,
primarily by Chick" Gandil was tn
downfall OF tho team brough
about"
Collins said that no action agains
the alleged offenders was contem
,piated by the -other members or m
'c,ub who are satisfied to let the mat
tier be handled by the civil authori
ties at present conducting the inyes
litigation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
THOUSANDS PLAN
TO HEAR HARDING
Special from Over Entire
State Go to Capital
Next Saturday
500 TULSANS WILL GO
Plans Include Big Delegation
and Band from This City
to Greet Nominee

BY Associated Press state wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 2-Special
trains from every section OF the
state will bring visitors to hear
Senator Harding. republican presi-
dental nominee, speak at the Yair-
grounds auditorium here next Sat
urday night, October .. John ID APP
pleby, secretary OF the republican
state committee. said tonight.
The senator will speak In Wichita
Kan, Saturday morning and will
not arrive here until late in the
afternoon, Applcby said.
=. Delegations that have alread,
given notice that they are cominl
on special trains, Appleby said, in
clude:
500 From Tulsa.
Tulsa, 500 and n band: Muskogee
and Okmulgee. $50 with airplanes;
McAlester. $50 and n band: Ard
more, $50 and a band; Alva and
Fairview, $50: Atoka, Coalgato and
Ada, number not specified. From
FL Reno, IL was said. a procession
of $50 automobiles will drive to
Oklahoma City to bring the Canadian
county people to the speech.
A torchlight parade from the
business district to the fairgrounds
will be feature OF the nominees
visit, according to Appleby.
ARDMORF, Okla, Oct 2--As
chairman Of the national republican
committee from Oklahoma and as q
citizen Of Ardmore, Jake l.. HamOn
multi-millionaire oil man and rail.
way builder and operator. claims
1000 republicans will, go from Ard
more and surrounding territory tc
the Harding day rally at Oklahoma
City Saturday, october 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
CONDENSED MILK DROPS

Leading Manufactures Announces
Gut in Price Ia BE Paid TO Farmers.
SEATTLE, oct. "A break In con-
densed milk prices is indicated here
today as a result of announcement
Of tho Carnation Milk Products com
pany that It has reduced its price
10 be paid farmers for fresh milk.
that its factories at Kent, Wash, and
Forest Grove, Ore, will be closed
and much OF the milk received at
Its other condensaries would be
turned into butter. Lighter demand
and higher freight rates are given
as reasons for the weakness OF the
condensed milk market
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
CANNOT STOMACH
NATIONAL PARTY
Judge Curry Balks; Can
not Vote for Chiefs of
Candidates
NO LEAGUE FOR HIM
Has No Objection to Congress
sion4 and County Nominees
But Balks on Ferris-Cox

Judge Frank u. Curry, for many
years democratic leader in Tulsa
county and for one term member
Of the Legislature from Tulsa, has
issued n statement appealing to
democrats who love the traditions OF
their party and believe in their
country to vote the republican ticket
this fall on all offices which will
have to % with the league of ma
lions. in order to save both. The
Curry statement follows: --,.
Judge Curry's Statement
when the democratic party al
lowed the President to saddle upon
I, the "league Of nations" 1t became
the straw which broke the camers
back Already the poor old beast
burdened b the man undemocratic
was overburdened by the many un.
democratic acts committed by the
present administration. Time after
time the President has stabbed the
principles OF representative form oI
government with his ego dagger and
assumed the attitude of a 'Kaiser
Bill" rather than a servant Of a
great sovereign nation made up OF a
Liberty loving population with
guaranteed constitutional rights and
liberties.
Under the present administration
| freedom of press and freedom OF
speech has been enslaved to an auto
cratic whim of an autocratic presi
dent. Government Of, by and for the
people has been dethroned and In It's
stead government by an autocrat
has been attempted. With his lead
| arsa.p paternalism has made great
advance. People least governed are
best governed was the teaching OF
the great William Blackstone. II
was true in his generation and equal
ly true in this day. The president
has shown clearly to be or the ole
federallst school which was scourget
from the control OF our government
by the immortal Thomas Jefferson
the founder Of the Grand old demo
cratic party, which MAS ever stood
until now, for the rule OF the peopl'
and representative FORM OF gov
ernment---a government for Americi
first, last and always
Back to Old Principles.
Upon the democratic idea ant
democratic principles, we hav
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIdHT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Arhst-Model-Beauty Charges
Rich Man BedtHer With Whip

eluded a deputy sheriff who at
tempted to serve a warrant on him
by blackening his face and donning
disheveled clothing.
II don't want Mr.. Barbour's money
for myself" she said. II am willing
to give any that / get from him TO
charity. The world will never know
the mental anguish l have suffered
az result OF my ACQUAINTANCE with
the multimillionaire."
In the papers she filed, Miss Rol-
Inns charged Barbour had attacked
her In his apartment, binding hel
! leyes shut with adhesive tape and
then beating her with whip.