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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-30
PATH OF HONOR
LEADS TO SUCCESS

tConunncd from page IS
uFvs which tho republicans fnii,l g,
iAass
Perhaps tho moH' significant amis
sion FROM tine republican niatfnrm lg
Boo rHsrcct in thr excessive use nf mun
q, Boa ffdrrl elections n spite Of
Evnrral indignation aroused ns il0 eN
rcndiiurcs of NOR Nslu ono MILTON
dollars iu hchaif of Csncfal Mou1 nnl
Governor ioWdcn and thr nomination
ui dark hnreo as roauit mo mH filcu
Of the sullrri BIS found in thc Chicago
platform Tho NpytmHpr elections.
however viii demonstrate tho fHHi
thu tho prtsidcuc cannot hc uuc
tioncd
"it has hron said that rerilrau4hir
ucns"d nt the vHtCrs ruep Tho pn.
liiirui Showing ~ ina last ffW months
bHlcs this declaration Tho rrpnh-
Hem rnri! decs not and Ia itr rc-
v"u convention 10 presented Co tho
world iho humilatng spectacle of dis
Cordant Nnd conflicting fnrtlons sock .
inE 10 dlscrcdii the president u hif
efforts 80 mniuam tho rcsppc, enc
cunfdenre ct our altes
The chicago platform declared That
~" policy of the Wilson administer
lion toward NcNicu Is rorarnaihio for
;hc loss ~ lives and property result
inc "a American citizcna in Mexico.
Nevertheless the proVisiOns 90 that
platform Regarding Mcxico are amhlr-
nous and indefinite, Docs the p'prk iu
the republican platform ON MoNicn
moan that 81 the property or uv's uf
American citizens in Mexico trc here
after endangered this government Will
mako war ON Mexico and establish I'd
protcc'urntrf why WINS th, cnnNe .
uon NOT frank Co announce definite
rollcN WHY wac H. meaning con
ccnled rs multiplicity OK amNguols
wards The pfcsidcnt ~ rnndrWnnd
for asking authority ~ cougre.s to
has newer been contaminated br amy
ono That fh" United stlfoa should rn
sumo thai responsibility without FIRST
prescribing tho terms aud condition
rf the mandate n would mot hp dlf
iicult Tor tho United States tu su sng..
guard IT, rcsronsihilities aa to nro-
ccci with Tho united support Of h. ir
land France. italy md japan. as W,fi
~ oNely other member 90 the league.
Tho mandate may resdily hr nude
self sustaining Why then should lhN
presidents request he treated nH au.
naoious2 TN" republicans would dnny
announcement or assisfn'lr. tu a..
menia and for e prutocturatc ol McN .
leo They are dcnf tn thc uupvll uf
the oppressed hut. alway Tho, ulc
sensitive TO thH call of wealth. Thrv
nrr unwilling 20 incur expense or dam
rer to prevent millions pf Cod fear.
INK Christians from massacre hut thtp
arc anxious Go invade land fur tho
protection ~ property rshta
Great republican leaders ilcludlng
l.odEa and koosvVolf. in uuhllr ad
drcsscs utior to the WYNN champiuued
ihe establishment "i g lt'rue oi na
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-30

conference IN drafting tho treaty than
they have shown iu &C. confederation
then tud hl,sa Woodrow wilson Tor
leaving them at hon,
Armn tho dvicgpics riamofch thch
aglecmcnt
Nlr Cumninha. in rut,iug through a
resolution tnnHrntiuHt tipNVl nor
l,nhDts of 'rcunssscc tor having callrd
a SPECIAL Legislative session 90 in. lcg
laittuiv a. deal Wlth The suffrage
amendment Eni cheers when ho de-
,lnrrd u unanimous in The face ot "a
uuttvr uf Negative VutcH coming most
Is from the vicinity at the Georgian
aud other southern dclcFaiunt
American women are ior peace aud
tghi.nt war senator Robinson told
tli, convention. aud thcyli vote thai
way % You give them the opportunity
ID yuu'li ada 90 the soldier vote. the
woman vote aud the democratic vote.
the republicans Won't not oHuueh votes
io mHko them ttCtor ln the rumnp
Another great shout OF approval
went up, tu hp rcdoublcd 800 viFor
whom the chairman closed his address
w,th the charge that the republicans
have triilrd with the hearts and CON
Science ni th' American people DO thor
hnruiiag of The pcpCe treaty"
The ayN issue gut into the noHaion
rpm an aiuusing angle Announce
incnt mat roiIa uf nutscH ana "slN
teen doctors were conducting hpH.
pital in th' auditorium drew ia. ilt"
ui the delegate
no they write prescriptions he
demanded Ia u voice that carried
through the hall Galleries and floor
joined ~ burst OF laughter. irom
which rose cries ~ doctor, "doctur. 70
hospital corps This way aud tho
bike When hc could he heard the ape-
4 rotar, shouted
This be- dry hospital" and the
/ convention rumhlcd again with mnih
/ Various routine measures trauract.d
under ih" GulrH before the platform 90
presented nud nominating aprruhps
hcnun all wore cleared away before
Tho Jays Adjournment 1hc adoption
az the report of tho rules committee
finally settled that nomination will
not De- made until after "a PLATFORM haa
been adopted
Candidates viii know beforehand
what The principles of the party are la
be Delegates went hurk tonight to
thr'nlwayH cngroasing tank 81 gossip
pms in hotcl corridors about cundi
datrH for nomination. pending coiupio
ton hy the committee OF ita difficult
task .u shaping q chart of principles
hN which the pnrty shall steer a.
7 course in the troubled political scnt
between Row aud nest Nuvcmber
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-30
WAR RISK BOARD EMPLOYEES
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY

l.y Tho Associated if0Fq
WASfuNGTDN June go Arrest ct
threr employees 90 iho bureau ul war
risk insurance" ON fhurro ol consuir
9rt t0 dctfaud former Hervicc men Of
compensation resulting ffum disnhil
lilies was announced tonight. Then
rpmcf wrio rut made public They
we're said 10 have advised service mon
that ihoy were entitled "a only se0O nr
$500 enmponMiiion nud later zoo hnNp
hArcpd 10 obtain 1ddifionpl romponsn
ton nu promise Gao divide the inci, iH'd
amount
fu AN casee the soitvico inen could
have obtained the larger amount with
uu' assistance. tho secretary said
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-30

iiN lnn NssNrlNtDN irfHs
San fkANttSrO. june 20 The
Hul1 committee of mine, making q pre-
umiuarN drni of thr drmueiatie piaf
form rejected tonight proposal o.
include q wet pAuh. Tho deliberations
and vote WDrc in Hccrei hut 70 wHs fn
derstooi the vote against a Wr' pnnh
Wla N a fHfiu nf two 10 ono
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-30
Shipping Board
l'oai Price Victim,

~ Tho Associated lrfHH
WNSlilerIpN juno ~ iroiEht
congestion ASA car nhnfg1O bias DniH
pclltd me yhinpns huud iD FV ufp
The omen market to obtain coal iur ihr
government merchant marine, thr
board announced Che result is. ufn
ciuis rud. thni bunker coal which IA
dor cnutrtct could i,o purchased fOi
81 "a tom 81 costing toe nnipping board
tiH a ton
conf or rutnf andfr cnnirnc tp dc
iiVcr eoHi hlyH hccn unable tn rot th'ii
Hhpmrn'a go aeahopld because nf too
Ilnrhf onmkratinm .nd rnr nnnrlann.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-30
nrlEAsr LA RlorlNG

LONDON. juno 20 ItlOiiuE has un
CURED in Brlfaat according Co th"
Daily Skctch Thirteen GROCERY store.
were attacked Tho police prevented
serious GHmagc 20 rlpuortN hut 100 thr
fighting tho head constable was struck
hy q stnua tud severely injured Sew
efhl othcr policemen were slightly hurt
Tho exact date of the disturbance was
NOT rlNtu
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-30
sDon't Continue n Suffer Bccaus
Of Wrong Treatment.

Impurities in the blood cause
millions OF tiny disease germs 90
set up their attack ON the suf
face OF the skin. aud in the form
of pimplcs hois. scaly crupUons
and itchy. burning irriiations. be-
Gin their figuring and dcstruc-
tive work,
These disease rerms can he
reached only through the blood.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-30
CRAM CORPORATION
sUREENpERs s5EoOoc 900

w 10" N"-''T TTTNW TTFNN
NEW YORK iuu' co. Tile luitcd
Siatea trsapurs win receive s4bn ooo,0n
hf fhe actiop OF the 8teckholders and
directors Of the l'uitcd states grain
corporation in VOTING % reduce its cap
it,tlisaiiou from t50O,Oo0.0O oto yibn,
100000, q, was announced tonight The
original capital OF 100000 600 VIII be
returned 10 the treasury IN full in final
liquidation now In process. II was add
ed.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-30

Ten per cent OF the farm employees
OF kansas who Joined the army have
returned 70 the farms,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
HEARING Of GAS CASE
ON BEFORE Commission
At OKLAHOMA CITY NOW

Oklahoma City, Aug. 24.-licaring
Of the Oklahoma Natural Gas Com.
pany's petition for establishment Of
city gate rate" began with the
corporation commission at the state.
house here today. Representatives
from n dozen or more towns and ci-
les were on hand to present their
side of the case, and it was indicated
the hearing would continue through.
out the day.
The company seeks to annul the
present basis of payment, IT was
explained, between the distributing
con pany and the producing company,
by which the producing company re-.
ceives percentage of the receipts.
Tho gas company seeks to secure an
order authorizing a contract between
the producing and distributing COM
pany for a city gate rate; that Is,
for gas delivered at the city's gates.
Representatives from Sapulpa. Tulsa,
Muskogee, McAlester, Enid, Bartles-
vile. Guthrie, Haskell, FL Reno, Wag-
oner, Oklahoma City and other towns
and cities were present at this morn.
lng's hearing
After hearing preliminary state
ments by attorneys representing nu-
mcrous cities in the state the state
corporation commission today con.
Continued on Page Two
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
\ 10 v A AND CONAN CHE
| \ D|A ANS v L | Be A
FEAT TU RE Of CA TER
COU NTY FREE FA | R

one of the big attractions at the
Carter County Free Fair and Round
Up will be Big Chief Indian Joe Da-
Wis and his band Of Kiowa and Co,
manche Indians who will stage big
pow WOW and dance. every day of the
fair. for the entertainment of the Wis.
itors This is but one Of the many
interesting features promised the Wis.
itors.
Every hour will be filled with thrills
as the crowds watch and dare devil
stunts of the ropers and riders, which
is to be another splendid attraction
and the management of the Round Up
shows are perfecting details TO put
On the best exhibition Of the kind
ever given in this section of the
state. They have secured the ser.
vices of the best they announce and
give assurance that the public will not
be disappointed,
l.. ID. Hickey in charge Of the con
cessions for 4, the fair has secured
some high class attractions and all
who know Mr.. Hickey are assured
that he will get nothing but the best
material available for such an event
Secretary Carl Russell has mailed
out the premium lists to farmesr
and stockmen in the county, and he
says that judging from reports he Is
receiving the best fair in the history
OF the association will be held here
September 18th, 10th and nth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
Suffrage Held i'm Balance

Nashville. Aug 24..-With certifi.
cation of Tennessee's ratification
of the suffrage amendment held
up by q court order, suifragists
ana aGti-suf!ragist etuers today
were T:Craring arguments which
they will present at the hearing
on the temporary writ OF injunc.
IN recently issued by Judge
Langford
No date has been f'X}l Cor tae
hearing, hut it was sa ] in some
GuM;cis it would be held tom1r
~ or Thursday.
On petition Of anti suffragist
headquarters, it has been extended
further.
Until a hearing on the restrain
ing order, it was held, nothing
further can be done toward insur-
ing women of the nation q vote at
the November elections.
Suffragists today expressed con.
fidence that the injunction would
be dissolved within the next few
days
The opposition, on the other
hand declared that if it lost the
initial skirmish it would carry an
appeal, if necessary. to the United
States supreme court thus prevent
ing certification of the legislatures
action for some time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
SENATOR KENYON ASKS
GOVERNOR cox A BOU 7
P ROOF OF REPUBLICAN
CAMPA| On SLUSH FUND
TELLS DEMOCRATIC PRESIDEN-
IIAL CANDIDATE THAT COM
MIT1EE WANTS TO KNOW
WHERE THE DOODLE
COMES FROM

Chicago, Aug. 24.-Senator Kenyon
began preparations Immediately after
the senate campaign expenditures
committee adjourned Monday of a
lengthy telegram to Governor Cox
and VIII Hays and White Wilbur
Marsh of Iowa, Democratic national
senators and other Democrats. and Re
publicans as treasurers Of the nation
al campaigns.
They were directed that if they
found it impossible to bring all books
and papers needed by the committee
on their Investigation they should re-
quest all inforHation available.
The program mapped out by the
committee today is said to require
hearings lasting several weeks. The
Investigations of the presidential cam
paign probably will be held here,
and the committee for the time has
dropped plans for hearings in other
cities.
No decision was reached as TO when
the Missouri case will be re-opened.
Edward Goltra, democratic national
committeeman from Missouri is still
to be heard with regard to eXpendi.
lures in the pre-convention campaign.
The telegram Of Senator Kenyon to
Governor Cox says in part:
Il note from the newspapers that
at Wheeling w. Va, in a speech a
few days ago you stated, according to
report of the New York Times, that
he charged that certain interests were
banded together to buy the presidency
and that millions had been contributed
to the campaign fund Of the repub.
lican party with sinister intent, and
again, their check books are ready
and open and hundreds of thousands
publican treasury to gain an under.
hold OH the government. And also,
that a powerful combination Of in,
terests is now attempting to buy
government control. They are raising
millions and millions OF dollars in a
campaign fund
81 do not know that YOU were cor.
rectly quoted but if you We're we
want this information. assure you
that members Of this subcommittee
will go to the bottom of any charges
Of this kind and if this is the situa-
tion We want TO thoroughly investi-
gate it.
81 am sure that as a good American
ana a candidate for the presidency,
you will be willing to assist US and
would not make these statements with
out evidence to support them"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
ZAMORA FLEES FROM .
GOVERNMENT TROOPS.
HAS AMERICANS A Nd
BRITISH RISO NERS
Mexican Bandit May Slay
Hostages If Pressed too
Closely Into His Mountain
Haunts; Makes Demand
For Immunity

Mexico, City, August 24.-Pedro
Zamora, the bandit chief whose men
carried off number OF captiyes in
cluding several American and British
subjects, from the town of Cuale state
of Jalisco, on August 20, is being
closely pursued by government troops,
said General Eduardo c. Garcia, chief
of staff at the war department to-
night. The general added the bandits
followers were rapidly deserting and
that " by the end of the month";" not
more than 10 or 20 would remain of
the band.
Six Americans VINO were held by
Zamora have been released, but there
are several more still in his hands,
and at least two British subjects are
being held for ransom.
1t is possible more British and Am
erican captives are still in the ban
dts hands.
The Esperanza Mining Company Of
Orc, state of Mexico, has informa
tion that upwards OF 800 women have
been held as captives Of the out-
laws.
American and British diplomats made
representations to the foreign office
today and were told the government
was bending every energy to capture
the bandits and liberate the captives
Every official from the provisional
president said the foreign office lis
profoundly concerned over the Incl
dent.
Mining officials, government author
tiles and American and British diplo>
matte agents are trying TO get in
touch with Cuale, but reports they
have received are meagre and contra
dictory, The war office has heard
nothing Of the progress of the force
Of 5000 troops sent into the state
OF Jalisco, on August 16, to roundup
the Zamora band and rail commun.
cations in that section Of the coun-
try are very poor the country be-
ing very mountainous 1t is believed it
is too early to expect anything from
the military operations.
Friends of the British and American
captives knowing zamoras reputation
for ruthlessness, fear he may kill
his prisoners if he is closely pressed.
Continued on Page Two
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
GERMANY Al MOST
j UNSHEATHES THE
DRAGON CL AW IN
MA 7 TER FINANCING
SOVIET RUSSIA Ms
Children of the Great Bear
Ready to Put Up Crown
Jewels for Ammunition,
But "Hochs" Demand
ed the Cash

London, Aug a. - Germany has
shipped supplies and ammunition to
soviet Russia, according TO a cores
pondent Of the London Times, who
insists that Leon Trotzky, Russian
holshcvik war minister, visited East
Prussia. in spite Of official denlals
Of reports to that effect, from Mos.
COW.
THE retreat of the bolsheviki arm.
les from the gates Of Warsaw" de-
clarcs the correspondent, may be ex.
planned by the fact that they lacked
ammunition. Trotzky foresaw the
need Of the armies during the frantic
effort made TO capture the Polish
capital. and made plans accordingly.
but was too late. He crossed into
Germany and reached an agreement
with representatives of the German
government, by which it would supply
ammunition to the bosheWk The
ammunition has been paid for. in part
by the soviet's jewel fund; which in
cludes the crown jewels. 1t was the
intention Of the bolshevih to reserve
this fund solely for propaganda pur-
poses in the east, but Germany insist.
ed on cash payment The second oh.
ieCt Of TrotZky's visit to Prussia. was
to prevent munitions from reaching
Poland and to accomplish this object
he employed Germans at Danzig, with
money from the same jewel fund, A
large traffic in arms took place be-
tween the Russians and Germans in
the neighborhood of Soldau."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
OVER 4, 100000 WOMEN
DEP RIVED Of RI CHIT To
VOTE AS TENNESSEEANS
SCRAP IN COURTS OVER
LEGALITY Of SUFF RA CT
NATIONAL SUFFRAGE BLOCKED
WHILE SOLONS OF VOLUNTEER
STATE GO INTO TRIBUNAL OF
EQUITY TO SETTLE MOOT.
ED POINTS

Nashville, Tenn, August a.
According TO Frank NJ. Thompson.
attorney general of Tennessee.
Governor a. ii. Roberts at 1920
this morning certified Tennessee's
ratification o. the suffrage amend
ment sending the confirmation to
Secretary Of State Colby by mail.
Attorney General Thompson de-
clared the action Of Justice Lans-
den vacated the injunction grant
ed by the lower court and it was
reported ON this express opinion
that the governor certified rati-
ficatiOn TO Washington.
Argument by the attorney gen
eral Oh his action that the SUI
preme jurisdiction was made be.
fore Judge Lansden last night at
the justices home. Opponents of
ratification charge that the pro.
ceedings violate the rules of the
supreme court. in that the other
party was not notified that the
hearing was to be presented.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
MASTERS OF GIDDY TOES
VIII Ask Churches to Remove Re.
st.ic;lons of NarrowncSs and
Let Joy Be Unconfined

New York, Aug 24-The American
National Association Of Dancing Mast.
ers, which at the opening Of It's ses.
sion here, called on the Methodist
church to improve and not hamper
the dance, today added another plea
for liberalization"
After hearing a statement by Miss
Edna l.. Shaw, of Wichita, Kansas,
that she had been denied member.
ship in the first Methodist Episcopal
church Of that city because she was
dancing teacher, the association 5
executive board adopted a resolution
urging the amusement profession to
fight this narrow-minded policy which
is not the one laid down by John
Wesley"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
cox SAYS He HAS
THE DOPE WHICH He
WILL SUBMIT TO THE
COMMIT TEE MONDAY
Governor Alleges He Can Sub"
nit Proofs That Republi-
cans Have Monumental
Slush Fund to Be Used
for Warren Harding

Dayton, Onio, August 24.-Goyer-
nor Cox, democratic presidential
candidate, today gave out
statement declaring that he
would prove" his charges regard,
ing magnitude Of Republican cam
paign funds. He stated that he
would present his information in
his address next Thursday night
at Pitts5 irg.
The statenont Of Governor Cox
follows:
Senator Harding denies my
charges about the campaign fund
which the senatorial oligarchy is
raising. | am prepared to believe
that Ie knows nothing about a lot
of things that are going on
around him. This reveals the very
dangerous symptom which l have
discussed. In my Pittsburg speech
this week, / will advise the coun-
try as to matters Of which the
senator claims to be ignorant and
| will prove my charges"
The governor made no reference
to reports that he might be asked
to appear before the senate cam
paign investigating committee.
His presence has not been promis-
ed and it was reiterated today that
he had advised Senator Reed,
Democrat, of Missouri, member of
the committee, that he would trans
nit information in time for the
committees meeting next Monday.
Several long distance telephone
conversations were held today by
the governor with leaders regard
ing assembling OF information.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
ORANGENiEN GATHER
Meeting Held at Chicago in Which
Delegates Hold America Has No
Right 10 Interfere in Irish.
British Matters

CHICAGO. Aug. 24-The supreme
grand lodge of the United States Of
the Loyal Orange Institution, opened
it's first convention in four years to-
day with 500 delegates from every
state present
1--WE Orangemen here in the United
States holl that the Sim Felnn move
ment is purely u domestic concern
Of the British Empire and that the
United States has no more right TO
interfere than the British Empire
would have in our relations with the
Philippine Islands," said George 7.
Lennon, New York secretary.