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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-04-24
EAGL.ETS.

The way to boost Chicago is to
spend your money in Chicago with
men who spend their money for Chi.
cago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
\ A RD| \ { DEL|V { RS
.A NJ Chilly p" COL D RED
FRONT P OR CHI SP EECH
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
PRESIDENT ADDRESSES Ne
GRO DELEGATION FROM
PAGE ONE" POSITION.

Marion, Ohio Sept. 10.-In his speech
to the negro delegations which repre-
sented several religious and other or
ganizations the nominee declared that
Service was the real measure of citi-
zenship and that too much encourage
ment had been given the idea Of
something-for-nothin government"
Citizenship" he said lis not based
upon what one can get. but Is based
upon what one gives. | say-and |
wish that l could speak through you
to all Americans-let's serve"
"TNe American negro has the good
sense to know this truth has the good
sense and clear-head and brave heart
to live it, and proclaim 1t to all the
world, that he has met the test and
did not and will not fail America.
proclaim America has not and will not
fail the American negro.
Your very presence in assembly
coming from great rganiZations-call-
ed to high religious purposes is enough
TO cause any man to give recognition
in his heart to the great contribution
to American citizenship which is found
in the capacity for deep religious faith
among people of your blood. America
needs the deep religious faith. She
needs 1t whether 1t comes from Cath
olic, Jew or Protestant. She needs 1t
in her citizenship"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
GOVERNOR RO B RTSON
EXTENDED INVITATION
TO CARTER COUNTY FAIR

Gov. j. y. A. Robertson has been
invited to attend the Carter county
free fair and address the farmers
and stockmen on the value OF better
farming and better stock raising.
Walter Colbert president Of the
association wrote TO the Governor
asking him to set the date that 1t
would be convenient FOR him TO at
tend. and If he complies with the
request special program win be
prepared Tor the day.
President Colbert viii also ask May
or Freeman to extend an invitation
to Mayor Walton of Oklahoma City
To visit the fair az the same time
the governor does. Other notoblcs VIII
also be asked to come and accept
the hospitality of the Carter County
Fair Association.
Special features viii be provided FOR
the entertainment OF visitors by l.. ID.
Rickey St lerlntcndent OF concessions.
and many new and novel stunts Will
be introduced.
The officers Of the association urge
that every exhibitor have his or her
exhibit in place early. IL is their de-
sire to have everything In readiness
before the gates ale open in order
to avoid confusion.
All persons are urged 10 make APP
plication to the secretary for space
and all information pertaining to the
placing of exhibits. this will obvia,e
any Misunderstanding and will great
ly assist the judges in deciding each
contest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
THE WESTE ERN LEA CUE
,PENANT WILL Be WON
IN GAMES A 7 EN- D
DRILLERS AND HARVESTERS TO
BATTLE FOR FINAL SCAIPS
ON DIAMOND SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY.

Okmulgee, Okla. Sept lO-Wfth the
first two games of the post-season
series for the championship of the
Western Association dangling from
their belt, the Okmulgee Drillers left
last night at 1850 o'clock for Enid
where the second and fourth games
are scheduled Saturday and Sun
day. in high hopes of winning the
pennant from the Harvesters. The
team will stop over in Tulsa, spending
the night here, going on to Enid this
afternoon.
Okmulgee, in the first two games
here, has played perfect ball not an
error having been chalked up against
q Driller player. Cowan and Upchurch
pitched the greatest games OF their
careers in organized baseball, never
weakening and demonstrating that
they can use headwork In the pinches
as we'll as their hurting arm. McCarty
Okmulgee second baseman, four times
at bat in the second game yesterday,
cracked out a home run in the first
inning, scoring two men ahead Of
him. got four hits and scored four
OF the runs made by the Drillers.
Bannon, first sacker for Enid fea,
tured the first game from the Harvest
er side, getting a triple, two doubles
and a single, four times at bat. He
got one hit yesterday.
While the two games at Enid Satur-
day and Sunday will have an import
ant bearing on the pennant race,
Okmulgee considers that the games
could be lost to the Harvesters and
then leave 1t with more than an even
break with them on account Of the
superior pitching OF Cowan and Up
church over Campbell and Mcclure,
star pitchers OF the two teams either
one or the other to be held In re-
serve for such an emergency IL was
pointed out by the okmulgee team be-
fore It left here Thursday night. for
Enid
Smith has been picked to pitch for
okmulgee In the third game at Enid
Saturday. II he wins over the Harvest
ers, Il will practically. cinoh the pen
nant for the Drillers as Cowan and
upchurch will be ready for the fourth
Sand fifth games, according to the Ok
'mulgee dopesters II Smith 'oses Sat
urday, In the event that he pitchea,
the Drillers will send Cowan or
UpehurSh on the mound sunday aft
srnoon.
7 IL Smith is not chosen TO pitch Sat.
hrday's game Holtshouser will likely
hurl for okmulgec It was said be-
fore the team left for Enid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
NEW VOLCANIC CRATER
OPENS FOLLOWING THE
FL0RENT|NE QU Ak n GS
EARTH'S CRUST SEEMS TO BE
CAVING IN ALL SECTIONS
AFFECTED BY SEISMETIC
DISTURBANCE

Rome, Sept. 10.-A volcanic crater
has suddenly opened at the top Of
Pizzo dUcello. mountain 5,45S feet
high, about nine miles northeast Of
Spezia. 1t is located on what appears
to be the northwest corner Of the
district shaken by the earthquake on
Tuesday morning which resulted in
the loss of hundreds of lives In the
region Just north Of Florence A
telegram from Spezia states the crater
is emitting smoke and sulphuric fumes
and that scientists believe ii to be the
volcanic outbreak TO the earthquake.
The shock which devastated scores
of towns and villages north of Flor
ence seem TO have been In the line
Of the mountains. This IS common
TO earthquakes in Italy, as the tremor
that destroyed Messina in 1908. follow
ed the Calabro-Sicilian mountain and
the one at AveZzano, seemed to cling
10 the trend Of the Apprentices, very
closely. Four years later the Tus-
can hills were shaken and Mucelio
was destroyed, and now the Aplan
Alps are visited BY the seismic dis
turbance.
Scientists, discussing the earthquake
say that intervals Of years represent
only minutes and seconds in geolo-
gic times Reports from northern
Italy have given no further details
Of the situation nor have they told
OF the damage done by the tremor
which shook the Emilia district be-
tween the Apprentices, and the River
Pc. yesterday morning First reported
the shock was more severe than that
which destroyed Fivizzano. and other
towns north OF Florence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
JACK PICKF ORD'S WIFE
DIES OF POISQN IN A
PARIS HOSPITAL TODAY

Paris sept. lO.-oliyc Thomas
formerly widely known on the Am.
crican musical comedy stage and
Ter several years past motion
picture star died 90 II O'Clock this
morning In the American hospital
ai Neuilly She was iakcn to that
institution last sunday suffering
from slow poisoning having
swallowed poisonous solution
early that day by mistake. accord
ing to Dr Joseph Chiaic. the AM
erican physician in charge Of the
case.
Recently Miss Thomas who came
90 Europe with her husband. Jack
p.ckfosd several weeks ago. had
suffered from nervous depression.
1t was said
First aid was promptly given her
by Mr.. Pickford when he returned
sunday to the hotel where they
were stopping and finding his wife
In serious condition and every
possible effort was made at the
hospital to counteract the effects
OF the poison. but without avail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
SAYS He
IS FATHER" OF
Bic SLUSH FUND
The Republican Campaign
Treasurer Testifies That
Harding Opposed In
crease of Donations

Chicago, Sept 1O-Fred Upham
today told the senate committee in
vestigating funds that he took full
responsibility for the proposal TO raise
the limit of Republican campaign
contributions to $4,000 from 81 900.
II was voted down by large ma
jority at a meeting in New York, he
said. He said Form lOl," the So
called Blair plan" was brought about
by his advocacy of a larger cam
paign contribution limit and was pre-
pared after he had told Harry ".
Blair, his assistant that he believed
the $4,000 figure would be adopted
after the national convention had
ended.
Hoped for Cracked Lid
81 hoped the lid would be raised
and did recommend $4,000 az a
limit" said Mr.. Upham. II pre-
sented this proposition at a meeting
in New York, attended by Will Hays.
Charles Hollis. Alvin T. Hert. OF
Kentucky; William Dougherty Of
Ohio, and Col. William Boyce Thomp-
son of New York
Ahfg NONth iiiV NpFiA ~ q bAz ma
jority, and l stepped from the room
and told Mr.. Blair to telegraph his
men in Chicago not 10 send out Form
1Ol."
Harding Opposed
1.-TWO days later continued Mr..
Upham, Colonel Thompson went TO
Washington and saw Senator Hard
ing and the candidate gave out
statement that he had instructed the
Republican national committee not to
accept contributions of more than
$1,000 each, promising that If any
change was made in the plan, the
public would be notified before IT
was put into effect"
Form 101 Is Dead
Mr.. Upham said he did not write
Form l01" and that it contained
some expressions and ideas which
he would not have approved. But
Form 1Ol' was and is dead" he
added Furthermore the substitute
Form 1902 was not presented at the
luncheon in the tower room of the
Continued on Page Two
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
VA GES OF BOYS. DAY
LABORERS AND POWDER
MONKEYS ARE ADVAN CEO
COAL OPERATORS ASSOCIATION
GRANT INCREASE IN PAY
EFFECTIVE AT ONCE

McAlester. Okla, Sept 1O.-An ad-
vance of $3.50 day for all day
aborers. the same advance for shot
firers and SO cents above the present.
contract price day for all boys
was the wage award granted coal
miners, by the Oklahoma Coal Oper-
ators' Association at Joint session
Of mine workers officials and oper-
ators which closed Thursday morning.
The award is retroactive to August
lG Extra labor in advance propor-
tionate to the day wage scale. 1t was
decided
The award affects approximately -
coo Oklahoma miners and will mean
an addition Of approximately $4,000
q day to the payroll Of the association
members
Owing to the fact that the payrolls
for Saturday OF this week have al
ready been made up II was agreed by
the Joint conference that II will be
impossible to apply the advance this
pay period II was understood that
all advances including the back pay
since August lG are to he paid NJ
the next pay period, which falls on
Saturday, Sept 25. RI.
The question Of the abolition Of
the automatic penalty clause was left
To !. y. Wilson. commissioner for
the operators and John l. Lewis,
international president OF the United
Mine Workers, for mutual agree
ment. The question applies 10 an
order now In effect by which penalties
are attached automatically TO all
unauthorized or Illegal strikes. The
Joint session began meeting We'd
nesday afternoon, following session
OF the operators for the election OF
officers for the coming year.
The officers Of the association were
all reelected. They are: President.
Dorset Carter. Of the Folsom Nor
rls Coal Company. oklahoma City;
vice president n. c. MoAlpine, gen.
cral manager of the Haiey-Ovla Coal
Company. Hailcyville secretary treas
urer. +. +. In Grave, general man
nrcr of the southern Fuel Company,
/ McAlester: j. r. Wilson, commis-
sioner. McAlester
The directors are the same as last
/ year with two exceptions. William
/ stcckleberg. president Of the Atlas
| Coal Company OF Henryetta. succeeds
John Reid OF McAlester, and Dan
Hughes president OF the wadsworth
/ Coal Company, Of Dewar, succeeds
n. ]. Jordan OF Oklahoma City. 9th
er directors are r. T. Price. presi-
dent OF the Consolidated Fuel Com
pany. Of Muskogee: James Duncan,
president OF the Usage Coal Company
OF Alton. H.. James Mcconnell. presi-
dent Of the Eastern Coal and MIN
ing Company Of wilburton; p. w.
Malloy. general manager OF the Fol-
som Norris Coal Company OF Lehigh;
w. A. Evans. president OF the Nc
Aiester Colliery Company. OF Me-
Alester.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
FEDERAL REESE RIVE
! BANKS EXERCISE
\ UNLIMITED POWER
ArdmOre Banker Tells OF
Manner in Which Money
Market is Now Being
frightened"

The business men should write TO
their bankers, their various civic or
PLANTATIONS their congressman and
senators, and the Federal Reserve
Bank, setting forth the injury that
has been done to their particular line
of business by the overNcurtaiment
of credits, and request them to remove
some Of their restrictions, is the ad-
vice of Harold Wallace, cashier OF
State National Bank. Ardmore, and
one of the best informed men in
the banking world
Profiteer Primarily to Blame.
Speaking in detail with reference
to the Tightening conditions of credit
and the financial condition of the
United States Mr. Wallace said;
In my opinion, this condition was
brought about by the feeling of un-
rest at the close of our world war
and the inclination on the part of
the profiteers to make undue profit,
and a desire of a lot Of our people
TO do less work and get more money;
also the inclination OF the public to-
wards speculation.
Banks Power Increased.
On April 18th, 1920, the congress
of the United States outlined and in
creased the powers Of the Federal
Reserve banks. On April 17th the
Federal Reserve banks began 10 re-
strict credit along the lines called
mon essentials" They first restricted
automobile paper and paper where the
money was 10 be used for speculation.
While this move on the part of the
Federal Reserve Banks was timely
and probably good move-as it SEEM
ed TO be the time 10 call a check, as
the public was living beyond its
means, buying stocks and bonds of
worthless nature, etc. and, in lots
of cases, borrowing money to meet
these bligations-the Federal Re-
serve Banks have gradually frightened
money and curtailed credits to such
an extent that the legitimate opera
tor wholesaler, or retailer, is not
able 10 secure a line of credit, even
though he remains within conserva.
tive business methods. The Federal
Continued on Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
PUBL|CANS TRY
TO DROP PR0IBNG
Kenyon and Other G. o. P.
Senators Anxious to Stop
Inquiry Into Alleged
Doodle Fund

Chicago Sept. 10.-Edmond II.
Moore, personal representative of Cow
ernor Cox. resumed the stand today
before the senate subcommittee in
vestigating campaign expenditures.
After several conferences with Sena-
tor Reed. Mr. Moore told the COM
mittee ne would go on the stand again
to present further testimony tending
10 prove charges made by Governor
Cox that the Republican national
committee was planning to raise a
$4,000, 900 campaign fund.
Girl Clerks to Testify.
on Saturday the committee will
hear Mrs. Jessie Barchard, Of Mime
apolls; Miss Eunice Coyne, of Aber-
deem, S. D., and other girl members
of the internal revenue office force
in Aberdeen where Democrats We're
said to have solicited 40 subscriptions
from the girl clerks.
The committee will complete the
Chicago end OF the inquiry tomorrow
but the question of where the next
session would be held has caused Il
split in the ranks Of the senators con-
ducting the hearing.
Republicans Would Drop 1t.
The Republican senators, Edge and
Kenyon have declared that the evil
dence brought by Mr.. Moore to sup
port Governor Coxs charges has
proven nothing and they propose to
drop the charges and move on to
Pittsburg, to investigate reports that
tie liquor interests were spending
vast sums of money in the interests
of Governor Cox's candidacy. The IL
quor charges involved William Barnes,
compiler OF the Republican year book
Of 1920, and publisncr Of the Albany
Journal.
Contend COx's Charges Proven.
The Democratic MEMBERS Senators
Pomerene and Reed. however, are
holding out TO stage the next session
| in New York where they would sub
poena Col. William Boyce Thompson
chairman of the Republican national
ways and means committee. Reeve
Shoty, eastern treasurer and others
They contended Governor Cox:
charges are being proven and they
wish TO continue the Investigation
started here.
No Democrat Fund.
Charles Boeschenstein, Democratic
national committeeman for Illinois
said there was no Embarrassing orga
nization of his party in the state. HI
said he was just starting 10 get ;
fund together.
Mr.. Boeschcns;ein said latter cam
paign was in prospect and that h,
hoped to get county chairmen il
most Of the counties.
There are some counties in Illinois
whore you can't find two Democrats
willing to work" he said, The witness
tod senator Kenyon he had no hope
OF raising 4 large fund this ycaI
and was in fact a bit discouraged
over the outlook. He knew nothing o
any organization trying to raise Dem
ocratlc fur/f in this way.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
WEAK MAN" or EUROPE
Lord Mayos McSwlney still Reported
Growing Dangerously Weaker

London. Sept, io-Terancc Mcswin-
cy. lord mayor OF Cork. passed a bad
night IN Brix,on prison. where he ls
continuing his hunger strike. which
began August ~. says bulletin
issued this morning by the Irish self
determination league. He is suffer
ing great pain in his arms, legs and
back and complains u a feeling Of
dizziness and numbness but stlll is
conscious.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
ST. PAUL'S BIRTHPLACE
Tarsus is Being Besieged by Turks
While French Garrison Holds
on With Tenacity

Constantinople Sept. 10. - Tarsus,
the birthplace Of st. Paul. which is
located about 20 miles south of Ad-
ana, is being besieged by the Turks
and the French garrison and the
$4,000 inhabitants Of the place are
short Of food, according to letter
received here from Prof Paul Nil
son, who is in charge Of st. Paul's
institute there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
CONSERVATION DECLINES As
WATER SUPPLY INCREASES

For the pumping day which cri-
ed az o'clock this morning. SOl.-
600 gallons of water were pumped
into the city mains.
or this amount 100000 came
from Hickory creek.
The city lake is now 20 inches
above the low water mark
Mr.. Parker. who Ia In charge
Of the pump station. says he ls
receiving from Hickory creek. to-
day. as much water as he is pump
ing
While the situation Is improved
yet loyal Ardmore families ought
to Keep up the conservation work.
II is something we can do for
the city and we ought not to de-
prive ourselves OF this act Of CO.
operation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
KENTUCKY REPUBLICAN
WOMAN WILL SPEAK IN
ARDMORE NEXT TUESDAY

Mrs. Christine Bradley South,
daughter OF Governor Bradley OF
Kentucky will be here next Tues
day. It Is announced. She will
be accompanied here by Mrs. ].
W. Harreld Of oklahoma City.
whose husband. j. w. Harrcld. Is
candidate ON the Republican
ticket for United states senator
in Oklahoma. Mrs. South will
deliver political address in this
city. but the place and the time
have not been announced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
Earth's Crust Caying

Berlin. Sept. lO.-The seismographic
station at Jena suggests as the pos
sible cause OF the Italian earthquake
q sinking OF earth along the noun
tains border along the Gulf Of Genoa.
Reports there say It indicates a mas
slve caving zone In the earth's crust
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
Indinnn Manager Testiiles.

Chicago Sept. l0.--John Bryson Of
Brazil. Ind. chairman Of the Repub-
lican ways and means committee of
that state. said he was appointed TO
that post by the chairman OF the
national Republican committee. He
said that Fred W. Upham treasurer
OF the Republican national commit
tee asked him To try to get slOO,0 900
from the state
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10

London.-Lord Mayor Macswiney Of
Cork, was reported to be slightly few
erish. The numbness in his limbs and
the dizziness. from which he suffer-
ed during the day were increasing.
bu, still he was conscious.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10

Kansas City.-The kasas City Rail.
ways Company the traction concern
here was thrown into receivership late
today when Judge Kimbrough Stone in
federal district court granted petit
,ion OF the Kansas City Refining Com
pany. asking that receiver BE- APP
pointed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10

Oklahoma city.-Dr. +. V. Rob.
nett. state veterinarian. left for Nc
Aiester. with six assistants to take
charge Of the attempt to stamp out
the reported anthrax epidemic in
Pittsburr county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10

London.-A statement was issued
indicating Premier Lloyd George was
willing to accept guarantees from
Sim Feiners headquarters that police
murders would cease and would not
require personal guarantee from
Mayor Macswiney.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
Multiply by Five.

Il thea developed that Mr.. Bryson
had used the increased quota idea
adopted In Michigan and Ohio asking
his district committees for Sl5O,OOO. He
explained that this total includes SlOO-
600 which hc was trying TO raise for
the state central committee. and that
under the Indiana corrupt practice
law subscriptions intended FOR the
state treasury cou'd not go to the
national committee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
Indiana Cool to Repubs.

much money In indiana" he added,
and then stated that to date sSS,942
had been raised Tor both the state
and national funds There was no sub
scripton Tor $1,000 In his list. this
amount coming from William Irwin. y
banker az Columbus. Indiana.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
Our Traffic Troubles

TIE recent assignment North Meridian street dur
of keeping
vehicles on the reassurfng
1t indicates last realized that the
indianapolis created
problem that requires special attention
These policemen
drivers Of the center
successful but there is reason
o
others by driving in the center OF the
street pace that boulevard pest
able these drivers the fact
necessarily slow driving but does mean
observance Of traffic rules
Traffic on Meridian miles hour and
produce safer conditions not for the
holding all
think indicates caution
wip probably, this kind austs
paid other traffic rules the
the acknowledgment the
notice departent
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
Cleanse the Bar

Indiana whose zeaY to make money
appears professional standing exert
ing very public the legal profession
Recently been revelations that
legal profession whole and
the practices of certain attorneys
in terms that were possible o. only Interpretation
Following the by Judge
interested
In the Evansville liquor
prachcd twenty and de-
living other methods than
cicsing He declared their conduct
refrain
The individual members the bar
that too frequently
that hrbors worthy OF condemnation
is u entirety
itself
above reproach and
whose
animal a guaranty merit in the
is them give
their safeguarding unehica
oners their profession clean whom
for protection?
public should
be cleansing o.