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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
REAL DEATH DRIVE OF WOMAN
FILMED BY MAN IN PLANE
Parachute Failed to open. but Spec
tatoEs Did Not I<uOw Of
Situation.
tEy universal Service. ]

SIN FRANCISCO. CAL. Fob. "a
Motion-piciurc enthusiasts Will short :
~ have the onpor,unity OF secin" :,
woman In a real death div. at zoo"
i"ci inc setting for the picture hcins,
laid at In" Marina. on the shores Of
Mrs: Ethel Broadwict. professional
rarhchutc Jumper. was the heroine %!
tl" picture. although by accident. Mrs.
fr"!!dW!ck went up into the air in an
alrriaN". and when 2.0Oo icrt :thov"
the ground she climbed over the side
O. the pinn" and dropped. 'rhc para :
"hut" which shc carried failed 20 OPEN
aht 81" plunged TO her death.
second airplane with Il notion
picture c'tnera mounted on it. foi
Loved lowed Inc woman in her downward
Hight; dining the exhibition. The en-
TIRE downward COURSE was filmed. but
TIA" operator never realized uniil with
IN Il snort distance OF the ground that
what was - haze been a test Of Il
new kind Of parachute was in reality
/" To ne death plunge OF the itiic
IN me I;l.antimc. hc had filmed the
irant!c efforts Of Mrs. BroaJwick 10
"ren the parachute from tho Time she
dropped from the plane until Just he
fore she landed on the ground. She
,,anusd on ho;h feet and every Done in
her body WAS broken.
Thc accident WAS Witnessed by sew
era! hundred people. none OF whom
reaIiaed a tragedy was beng enacted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
CHARLES PLOTTED TO MAKE
FIGHT TO REGAIN THRONE
Schrmed to Cross Frontier Under False
Passport and ttaisc Hammer
In Hungary.


BUDAPEST Feb. Il. Cirtumstnniial
details have born revealed g. Il plot
By which IL is alleged former Emperor
Charles made a :GttIc attempt Ia catc:
hungary under = false passport and
rc-cstablish himsci: on the throne.
documentary evidence. said 10 hc in
the hands OF The government. Indicates
that it has been planned for the eN-
Emperor TO cross the Austrian from
tier under the name Of kaspir kovacs.
accompanied BY three other persons
whose identity has not been definitely
established.
lie WAS TO proclaim his return with
the expectation that tho former sub
jects would support him. ii is declared.
It is ALLEGED that the plot was ar
ranged by Colonel Lchar. who has just
been named Governor OF West Hun
gary. and by Minister Bcnitsclly. the
latter having attempted. il is asserted.
10 have the passports viScd.
Tho Swiss consul. to whom applica
tion was made. however. recognized the
photograph OF the cN- Emperor. 1t is
said. and reported the matter - the
authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

thnE arc awaiting tho answer to two
iSrnlal penco proposals from tho Rus,
stipulation beinE that Poland shall
soil.
and Ecncral Bliss, is an intruder In
Snss.n purely for gain. and despite
~, nnr tact that MIR. Baker and General
money lent TO Poland TO feed her i'll
snppited civilian population. each OF
tncin candtdly placed Poland in the
position OF nation greedy for con-
Quest and needless OF any resultant
damage to tho world
You must know. or YOU can easily
ascertain, that these are facts. II is
impossible that you wish the public
70 believe Russia has invaded Poland
wncn the American Senate has been
TOLD by the highest authorities that
Poland has. With no shadow of cx-
cUSc, invaded Russia
JOHN II. GOODRICH, liz.
frNlericks hurg. Va. Eeh. 10 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
STUDY RATE. AND TRAFFIC
PROBLEMS OF THE SOUTH
Committee of Organization, Headed by
y. Davies warflcId, Named
for Work.
Bv Associated Press.

sSS .NsSociItcu lEesS.
WASIflNCTON. Fob. Ii.--Ratc and
traffic problems of Southern shipping
and commercial interests involved in
return ut the railroads 10 private man
agcmcnt arc 10 be studied by COM
mittec OF the Southern settlement and
dcvelopmcnt organization. of which $.
dent.
Tho committee consists OF A. c. T.
Moore. or New Orleans. chairman !:
Charles l.. Gaines. Jacksonville. Fla /;
j.. s. y. Davis. Leila. Ga; r.. w. Durant.
Charleston. :. c., and G. ]. Willard
Norfolk. Va.
one or the principal questions which.
il was announced today, the committee
will consider is that OF rates and fares
for carctakers accompanying live stock
shipments.
Such charges on intrastatc shipments
are prohibited in most Southern states
and. IL is said. give growers and breed :
erS OF other states an unfair advantage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

every N,her NvwN svNn,veAE not for
rewarded ~ ,s,sNSSMsatsVV,," and ND ~, ~" a ~
temp, tm do ~ seems ~ IN ~ rhoarru
ana ana I"ny,r%%Is;N q, nn"> tho H>,SoI-
IocoivSlS NINA, SS an '0 M"Sns "' ~ a'i !
have already $stl, no should havr Il,
"a ia t ,hS ' ,MH to ~ HIN mHst snNA ant
ing his Iu;N, wS,huu, permanent in
jury 10 himself, Il" Aas cnti,,rd hlm-
from 'rw rnhli> rnssc ;soc,us 10 ,h>
s wraiSr to Shrap'a AMI I.sas" nj.
OF the, Integrity ~ rrtnr'rlr" sroK"n
OF by Robert u. leo az ,hc true Story
and The true honor.
now. and we'll able 10 obtain vol
paying work and Il higher standard
or seif,supr"rtSh iiy!ns, Than ever he;
their birthr!sht y; honorable indo-
pendencc. and no, allow themselves
TO hr made the subjects of charity aud
are seeking their own roii,ica, ends
by their bidding Tor tho cN.soldiCr
vote. Snrh has ever been ;hH inaid
lowing the War Of lSGl-a. un,il il has
Drcomc notorious political graft and
money 10 suHNoct--naN. to supply
Injuries and extra money" 10 no:
" "nIE "y"riy vS,"r ran OF tha: war Who
W tHi'i''t on N.t lase I, e, WIN
ming. si4Ir. and who NIL apply Tor Il.
but thcic descendants their widows.
ana perhaps other relatives. 10 an cN-
;:nt and with q rr"diEaii;y th2; no
would have believed possible For
when ,ia"f,.ld was President We were
boon reached.
Let the new AMERICAN Legion SGT
their faces like Hat against sl.cn
- system being fastened on Chem, AMI
through them upon the country. and
against every politician who b;ls for
their favor ana their votes by tho
oner OF the hrinc OF 4 pension or 4
bonus. lVNENIS.
Richmond. Va. Feb l.. 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
HIGH COST OF LIVING GIVES
HER NERVOUS PROSTRATIOM
French bride OF SoIdte- - NJ,
Sane by Board Of
Examiners.
Lpy Associated prnss I

COUNCIL BLuFFS. IOWA. Fob =.
MIS-. Ewalt Saucr. young French bride
OF a former soldier, was held sane
.ouaE ny q board of examiners before
Wnon hcr husband had taken her Mrs
oaucf nad suffered nervous prostrat ion
Mer INC hiSn cost of living and what
S'' Mr sers sa,,nr AmcIican cNtravagance."
n3ur as she told how all the money
wntch her husband turns over to her
caun pay gay goes out as fast as 1t
Why is it that when 7 order some
meat. she sobbcd. that IL is brought
IN an antomobile That is cXtraYaEancc
horrible for poor people cannot
afford to have my meat delivered in an
automobile and | won't"
1t developed that tho Saucrs arc buv-
ing home on installmcnts. and this
WAS something the young wife could
not understand.
Her husband. she says. gives her his
pay envelope. Tie commission advised.
her that her husband is Il Jewel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
HOLD ELEVEN FOR THEFT
FROM ARMY SUPPLY BASE
Indictment Charges Goods VnIucd nf
S.oO,ou0 Here stolen I'm south
DrnOklSn.
Iny A.soclnted Prcss. |

NEW YORK. Feb. l3.--clcvcn men
wer" Indicted today by :, Federal jury
in Brooklyn. charged with tho theft
81 military goods valued at $500 OOD
from Tie army supply base. Sout n
l;roofiNn. on February .. Nine OF them
were employed ~ the base Accord
ing 10 the authorities the offenders
offered shipping clerk a bride of
S3n.on0 rs the price OF silence but he
Informed The officials in charge OF the
basc ana the stolen goods were traced
70 storage warehouse In Harlan
Wnrrc tn" arrests Were made
Several trucl;lnads Of clothing were
shipped from TIN. base to CamD Mcr-
rift. X. J.. on forged reuuisitions or
which the military authorities were
aware. Detectives then trailed the
thieves TO Harlem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
SHIPPING BOARD TAKES
HOG ISLAND LAND TITLE
Allows Building Compnn. S.nOU.GO0 for
Cancellation OF i'ifiH-EiEht-
Ship Contract
BY Associated f-"S-
N-I..lNiA III. 4

.NSTf TNIiTUN. F'N. I!.---.NN NCrec-
mcnt with tho American International
ShipbuildinE Company was reached to-
day by the United states shipping
Board, by which the board takes title
10 the land or the Hog Island ship
!ard ut Philadtiphia.
Approximately $4.ooc.0no is involved.
Chairman fayn" said. The board eX-
crciscd an OBJ OH TO purchase tho land
for Sl.1o0, zoe. and. n addition. allowed
the shipbuildng company s..ooo.U"o 90.
the cancellation OF contracts for ilfty-
eight ships.
In addition an allegiance OF $1,000"
each was given 70" HE complexion OF
twelve vessels noW beng construct cd.
eleven for the army ana ono for the
navy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
WILL TRY CAlLLAUx TUESDAY
Former Premier OF France CHARGED
Nith Intrigue for DiS-
honorable Peace.

Paris Feb. I.-Fifty-cnc ,vitneesos
nave been summoned by the prosecution
70 testify in Inc trial Of Joseph CI!l-
!auN. former Premier. charged with
intriguing to bring about "a premature
Hnd dishoncrahlc peace with Germany.
which oncnS Tuesday February IL
lean Iuies Jusscriind Ambassadors to
The United states: .tl"Handr.. x conc.
am basSador 10 Brazil; Camille Earrr-H
Ambassador 10 Italy: Henri t!iiZc.
Trench d!pinnatic representative at
Vienna: Jules Cambou. former ainbas =
sa'ior 20 Germany. and former pr"lnicrs
B:.rtl ou. i:riand and Vivian. vii! he
anAonE those tcstifyinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
OSBORNE HAS NOT RESIGNED
I'ortsmuuth tommandant Denies Runor
He iins >:nin Moved
Quit Dtlicr.
TBy Associated Press.

T'DT.TSMbTTTf, =. IT, F.b. l4.--l4Ien-
tcnant-Coinmand"r Thomas Mott Os
here. TO-DAY denied he had again sub
United his resignation TO the Navy De-
pa rtmcnt.
ant L.. j.. Clifford, executive officer of
the prison. who said Mr.. Osborne had
dictated II over tho telephone from
rouEhhcepSic, declared that tho prison
corlunardant had taken no action to-
ward rcsiSnns since he Withdrew a
previous tender OF resignation because
o: attacks on the prison administration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Tho Polish Invasion

To tho Editor OF TIC Times paratch:
Sir.-Bc inning by calling attention
10 tho threat OF war in Europe. YOU
say in an editorial Thursday. THE
Eoishcvist mailman of Russia. drur K
with success over their domestic en-
enlies. have begun Tho conGusS, %
ncighborin= nations. They have in
Is il possible ;:lat YOU honestly be-
iicvC tiat"
Secretary q Wa- Baker and General
Bliss. before tho Ways and Mems
Computes o: the Unitcd states SEN
ate last week. told the Senator's that
the armies OF Poland had advanced
zoo i'lomctccs within Russia and w.ro
IN contact with Tie l;ch army: that
leland crossed Ia" boundaries fXcd by
ihr peace conference. with no object
hu; aggression and the conquest OF
territory, and that Poland was holding
'hat line in Russia. 200 liil"m"ters or
moro beyond her own borders tor her
ONT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. though TX threat
crcd tho peace OF ;hc world.
The armies OF Soviet Russia, able 70
easily d"cima;c IN" weak forces Of
Poland have not attacked because
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
high T.>cs and uiys cost.

I" Tie EG!tcr Of The Times Dispatch:
Sill think il very desirable That
q conSiiorahi" reduction he made in
the rate OF ;aNcs on both excess profits
and incomes. j believe that these high
taxes have Il great deal TO to With
the high cost OF living, as they arc
added 10 the cost OF production. and
the consumer and general public ulti-
maicly have 10 pay them. During the
war II was all right to impose these
taxes. but now that the war is over
VIC should 80 hack TO a moderate rate
o. taxation Another effect OF thcSc
excessive taxes is that they take away
initiative. The reduction should be in
both excess profits and in income
taxes. II would be we'll If the reduc-
ton could be brought about by econ
omy through reduction in the gov
ernmcnt's expenses. but. II necessary.
] would favor ;; moderate bond Or not.
issue rather than maintain the Pres
cnt high rate Of taxation.
ADDLpH l.EWlSO~N
NctN York Erh = 1nNN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Judge ". n. Newman Die.

NTT.7NNTN. FCN. E.-Tnilol Statrr
Judge William 7. Newman. Of tho
Northern District OF Georgia. died sud :
Il My a. his horn. hero today. aged -
yeas. Ilidgc Newman had occupied
the Federal bench for tht.ty-scvcn
years, having hctn appoirtcd in Pres!
d"r,t Cl"vc.lndS administration. lie
was Confedcrat. victorian and lost
an ann in n-htlnS AZ Joacsboro. Ca
ia Tie !us' year OF tho war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
NEEDS OIL MORE THAN CASH
Urged to Exercise Option
To Take Product on Innd
I,cnsps.
| BY A. soc!ated Prcss.l

WASH ,tGroN. Feb. Ii.-chairnan
Payne, of tho Shipping Board. ioda V
asked Secretary Lane to exercise ut
once the authority given him in the
oil-lcISinc bill to take the govern
mcnt's royalty on oil produced in oil
instead al cash aud to sci! il 10 any
government department.
Mr. Payne ya much act ION would
enable the shipping. Board To obtain it's
requirement Of fuel oil. The bonId re-
comfy rejected bid. received for Sup
plying the annual commitment Of Ia
900. 600 barrels because OF the insult
c;cnt amount offered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
WILL BARTER WITH RUSSIA
tnc ri"ans Form Organization At Couen-
hagen to Trade Manufactures. for
Raw SIutcriaI.
Iny As.oc!atel rrcs

= '''-''E 'tN'I01 I'cFS' I
CoPENIftGEN. Fen li.-On III,
initiative of American business mon n
new international organization has
been formed here for tho purpose OF
establishing the exchange of Russian
ticlcs.
II "a undcrsf BOD that the American
and Danisn promoters Of tho scheme
have had lengthy discussions with
Maxim l!'v!noff. Eo!shcvist Assistant
cvmmiSSary Of Foreign Affairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
STRIKE IN FIVE STATES
Electrical WORKERS. az Err West Go Out,
Asking Fay Increase OF
81 Inv
fMy NMl.LnteN &c

-! N7F1NIaifW I'F0-s
SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. Ii.-A strike
81 electrical workers. cnplcycd By the
Pacific T"lephone and Telegraph Com
nany IN Nevada. California. oregon.
NashiaEton and Idaho won, into effect
toGay. The employees struck to en-
l"rcc demands OF an iucreaac OF 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Firms ARREST FIFTY REDS
A-itntors, Charged With Circulating
Propaganda. Arms md nOmbs.
Placed In .JnII.
Ing Associated rress

ii.I.SlNGFORS. Feb. During Tho
asst tcw days moe than hcty persons
have uc"n arrested IN Finland. charged
Wiih circulating HolSnc visit propg-
;sDrIda. In some places tho avita;ors
arc said 20 have distributed arms nnd
h"1hg. Several 81 those arrested arc
Foreigners, Who probably Will be cX-
p,s.ed igo;n the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Times-Dispatch Readers Give Views
on Affairs of State and Nation

low Tho state .arsraEo though far above
five or SIN. The. sma,lost average
class in the state WAS IL Charles Gus.
County. having seventeen white put
pills while the largest Was III North
ampton. with ninety seven coi,rc,i
pupils.
As for salaries l will not state :acm.
but VIII say that The average salaries
OF white teachers III Louisa Comfy
IS 81 per year lower than the aver
age foc tho counties OF the State. while
The salary OF the colurcd teachers il
$40 per year below the average.
AS for grinding" the Taxpayer by
ievEing an increase Of Sl.o00.cOo Tor
schools it casts Very bad insinuation
at the people of Virginia.. If Virgin:,'s
p92 ,a cannot stand under the
per week il is time something were
done. The ability TO pay is there so
long as some moulded but unfinished
product does not clog the machinery.
our friend says II believe" teachers
are getting enough. He should try his
whether Il know they are getting
enough.
THE spidcr talScta hold with her
hands. and is in Kings palaces" The
statement is Very true. You will seq
that she is in The Kings palace and
not in her own. SO will il always b,
while mcn are trained 10 labor all and
think none.
His posi- ion with regard to the posi-
ton on the staff of the comic maya
Zine : typical OF many Americans.
LheE take III" position which requires
the least work and carries the best
pay ana 10 not expect teachers 10 do
the same. A. II SCOTT
Richmond. VA. February 10. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
FRANCE MAY BUY SHIPS
VIII Exercise Option 10 Purchase Ger.
mnn ships lntcrncd In BruEil-

ny AH5cia;cd Press.

NEW YORK Fca. l4.-kmerlcan
c.".H,t min interests horc. which were
bidders Tor the ccrman ships intcracG
in l:r !"'. lgVc been advised unof-
icia!iy that France Will exercise nor
"uticn q purchase. 1t was learned to-
da% The ships. more than nf." in
rUIlbcr. were chartered 10 France in
1918, and have hccn operated mainly
with brazilian crews. in carrying food
srlppl:cS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
nursIaric. Arc Numeror.

VIENNA. Feb. li-Bcclusc burg
inricS arc SO frequent the iailorE are
nos demanding either Insurance or
release from liability from their
clients for loss Or clothes that have
bon orlrrrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
ncwarc Of DUO I."Iiticlan nrinring Gifts

u.
Sir.--Lcs: any one should m:sund.,
stand IN" attitude Of the writer of this
he states here now that he ;,.I,: II
lars GA Wh"n ;LeSe United States en-
icr"d ne great war. was preparing l..
chtcr II" service. after registration IN
Scpt"inbrr. 1918. when the wa. ..,,lrI
-. relieves the country should have en-
tered The war not only when it did mn
sooner. That every soldier rctm-nsi
20 civil life disabled or with his carn
inT capacity impaired should hc pro
Nidcu Tor by Congress. and so with Ito
dependents Of such. either by DSnaioi:
Insurance or otherwise
Now movement is on foot to have
Sonsress authorize tho payment OF a
, ,;nno 20 every soldier. based on his
,imr OF service, at, say, 81 per da:'.
SUCH payments would run from a ;.w
dollars up to around 500. taking ONLY
consideration.
Now we may ask two questions:
First. is this something the indiviiu /
oN-soldicr should ask or accept. ana
second is it good thing for the coun-
am going to ,rca; tho first question
as the main one. but dispose OF the
latter first.
AZ Ia tho latter. this payyncnt. i; is
estimated. would call Tor The cvpgn1i
turc of billion or II billion ana n half
dollars: would rcccSsitatc - bond issue
or s"methinE liz" that amount. either
20 raise" tho cash or 10 give tho bonds
themselves 10 the soldiers and this
would certainly cause It further slump
in tho value OF tho Victory and Lib
"r,y bonds. with vas, loss TO their
holders. y worry large proportion OF
these bonuses would he re Eardcd as
velvet or easy money by the rccip-
tents, and would b" rapidly spent tor
non-cSscntial things. and Thus agra
va'c further Tho condition from wnic;.
the country is now suffering, "i.:
steadily rising prices anil cost Of 'ivi:g.
due primarily 70 Underproduc,ion ann
IN unprcccIentcd orgy OF spending art,
buynG. So mitch for the second uucs
zion.
Now. as TO the iirs. why ana for
what DID tho soldier sr-v. in this war"
! sioull say from patriot, desire ~
DO his duty 10 his country. at the ca
OF tant country. Certainly not FOR the
pay. liberal Il was compared to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
OTIS AND SMALL FARM TRl
An Ideal Small Farm Tract


the farmer Of a small farm tract The revenue
realized from its abundant crop yields should soon
return the investment In the course of few
years it is highly probable that this land will have
greatly increased in value, SO the purchaser Of
one or more Of these small farm tracts might re-
gard the proposition "gilt-edge' investment
-Four distinct grades of soil are found at Bell
wood. Thus, it is possible to grow most any crop
adapted to this climate. For over twenty-five
years BeWood Farm land has yielded high aver
ages in crops Of corn, wheat, oats alfalfa clover
timothy, soy BEANS etc. Corn frequently runs
above 100 bushels to the acre Timothy and other
hays make three TONS and alfalfa four to five tons
to the acre. large acreage Of this farm could
very profitably he adapted to truck farming
Transportation and market facilities here are
perhaps, unequaed on any other farm tract in
the State.
Consider the record-making crcDs which Bell
wood has produced annually Attend this sale
with view of adding to your independence bv
securing holding of this productive land.
TERMS: "n'Ri'
On Small Farm Tracts-One- fourth cash. hal,
ance onc two, three, four and five years
On Lots and Building Sitcs-One-fourth cash:
balance one and two years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
An ldealLocation forSuburbon Homes

lhlrty-live acres of Bellwood Farm, including
the historic bluff site overlooking the James River
ana Other sites opposite the deer park, have been
plotted and subdivded into number of especia]lv
attractive suburban building lots Forty-four in
all These lots which 50X200 feet in size are
ideal for suburban building
BY this subdivision at auction YOU are given an
opportunity of acquiring one of the finest pieces
OF property in Central Virginia.
It's wonderful transportation facilities: IFS
quick accessibility to Richmond and Petersbure
It's freedom from closely-crowded city property
combine in placing I}ellwood property foremost
Only few minutes distant by Electric Car
Service is Richmond and Petersburg. Still shorter
Is the distance by auto, A concrete pike between
thc Two cities IS now under construction Several
miles have been laid This modern roadway will
BRING the city to your door. Good drinking water
freedom from malaria and perfect property drain
age lnsures the healthfulness of the locality
! Build your home here and prepare to LIVE
On the day Of the sale two special cars viii
leave Richmond at 10 A. NJ, returning after tbe
sale COME!
T. Y. WHITEHURST & COMPANY.
1O14 East Main Street
w. Local Representatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
FALSE IN ONE THING, FALSE IN ALL!

Forgetting all the rhetorical periods for Whcn en- ne oad hai
heen noted Tom Gore, the whose record III the Oeu
Sa does not bear the searching rays OF American
patriotism alleges that The Ardmorelte Is llar. -,
Mr. Gore says that The Ardmoreie states ne dlu not
make speeches appealing American Patriots to suosenGe
- tbe Liberty Loans He says that he spoke In New YORK
BOSTON Washington City, implies that his patriotic sent
ens expressed in those speeches caused millions OF dollars
70 he subscribed to help the cause of justice, oil rght Oh
humanity. $50, - Oklahoma
We ask Mr. Gore, to man. did ne come to Oklahoma
and annea to the people of this state in support Of the
Administration and the measures when the sung OF as
race was felt by every loyal American citizen of Oklahoma
With the passing out upon the teegraphc wires OF news
stories of the of disoyasts from the ranks OF no
70 whom patriotism did not appealthe draft dodgers Gore
would have protected and kept at home while Loyal Amer
cans Volunteered and went cover there as boys with
the bayonet"? 80 !, c,,. &c +h
1red States Senate minutes before the senators were
called upon to the declaration of war between the
United States and Germany?
We ask Mr. Gore if his vote recorded in this meas
,ro "a voting with the Loyal Americans?
We ask him if, opposed to the war as conscientious
he had the courage of his convictions and voted
sNO"? - 49,; ooa,
s;on do not show him 'absent and not voting?