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New-York tribune., 1920-07-30
Cantu Refused to See Huerta

LOS ANGELES, July 29.-Mexico' 5
provisional authorities decided to at
tempt TO eliminate Governor Estaban
Cantu after the Governor recently re-
fused President de la Huerta's invita-
tion to go to Mexico City for confer
ence, Baldomero A. Almada, who at one
time was named Cantu's successor, de-
clared here to-day.
Governor Cantu, it was said, declined
the invita- ton on the ground that the
situation in his territory was TOO deli
cate for him to leave"
Cantu recently refused to give up his
Office to Almada. who had been named
by the Provisional President as Gov
ernor. At that time Almada announced
he had recommended to the Provisional
Government that 5000 troops be sent
to occupy the district.
United States officials here said to-
day that sharp watch will be kept TO
see that no arms or ammunition Is
shipped across the border into Lower
California. Belief has been expressed
that MeXicans here may attempt to aid
Governor Cantu.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-30

NOGALEs, Ariz., July 29.-The Fed
eral government OF Mexico viii send
all the troops necessary into Lower
California to subdue Governor Cantu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
FORMER RAIL MAN, NOW
ACTIVE VICE PRESIDENT or
BANK REMEMBERS FRIENDS

Through the thoughtfulnoss and
! courtesy Of Fay Thompson, Of Okla.
homa city. active vicc.prcsidcnt of
the Liberty National Bank Of that
/ city, who was formerly general pas
scngcr agent for the Rock Island III"
Ardnorcitc was recently presented a
handsome 1920 calendar by l.. G.
Ilcrndon, santa Fc ticket agent.
The calendar is replica Of The
Dawn Of Liberty from the original
in oil by George H. Wort, "a risin"
| young artist of the middle west.
IN accompanying explanation of
/ the picture Is herewith reproduced:
This wonderful conception Of thc
I sun Of Liberty rising ont of the West
and bringing to all people, every.
where, that freedom for which they
have fought and prayed for ccntur'
les. portruys IN graphic style th"
victory ot liberty over autocracy
Heretofore, the liborty-seckcrs Of
the world were forced to cmigrutc Il"
America i'm order 10 find that freedom
for which they longcd.
Now-thanks to the great victories
Of the armies Of dcmocracy-thc new
world has sent its libcrty.enlighteulns
rays to the peoples Of the Old.
I'm this picture The Dawn Of Lib
erty"-tho artist has shown a family.
long oppressed hy the iron hand "I
1utocracy, looking across at the At
lan,ic and seeing there the rising
sun Of liberty. It is certainly one
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

engineer who could throw her off the track NOW
IN engineer has sidetracked her Occasionally oi
stopped bit longer than necessary, to OIL her up OF
his orders. But always the old Mogul has plunged l(
AGAIN. with clear track ahead. and completed the to'
tip without smaSh-up.
And So when you read in republican paper o
democratic paper, or hear in the drugstore or the
grocery, that the country is the brink Of disaster
believe it. If you think you're failure, you are. IL
lody thought the country doomed, it would be.
Cheer up. The best is yet to come
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
Street Car Demolished Auto.

j. e. Fillmore, manager Of the FL.
moro Hide and Produce Company,
narrowly escaped a very serious ac-
cident injury Friday night when n
street car hit the auto he wa, driving,
while crossing the track on his way 10
the post office building. MIR. Elmore's
car was completely wrecked No one
was in the car but himself and he
escaped with few scratches about
the face, caused from broken glass
OF the wind Shield.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Dwight l.. Davis of St. Louis, donor of the famous
cup bearing his name is candidate for the republican
nation for the United States senatorshp patforr
caring against the federal prohibition amendment
Davis, who is university graduate should have more
But ones environment frequently has much to do With
ideas. citizen of St. Louis, the final refuge of the
bunch, Mr. Davis probably is that his city is
ally alone in its devotion to John Barleycorn. But Mr.
is not to be excused, upon that any other grounC
building himself platform which opposes the constr
Of the United States. That is strictly anti-American.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
AUTO THIEVES SWIPE CAR
FROM IN FRONT or FEDERAL
BUILDING IN DAYLIGHT

Charles DoDbins purchased brand
Hew Guick touring car Saturday aft
crnoon and after driving It from the
sales room. marked il before the pos,
office while he went TO the Elks clue
lio was not at tho club but II sho',
time, however, when lie returned the
now car was gone and the thief IN
to late hour had not been apprc-
hcndcd.
Chief of Police Chancellor said that
he believed there were gang OF
Buick thieves operating in the city
as that was the second car to disap-
pear within 2i hours.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
LET THIS BE REMEMBERED

EST we forget, is it not we'll to recall to the public
IL in Oklahoma at this time a certain specific in'
wherein Senator Gore tried to cripple the military ser
the United States in a moment of supreme emergency
revenue bill before the United States sena
August Is, 1919, and that day Senator Gore ofere
following amendment which, of course voted
promptly:
That until congress otherwise provides, no par
of the moneys proposed received under this act
otherwise, shall be accepted, expended HSed
either directly or indirectly, to transport over Eh
seas any citizen Of the United States drafted int
the military service thereof unless such citizen sha
also have volunteered for such service overseas.
Passage of that amendment, as Senator Gore de
would have obsructed the progress of the war; deaye
transportation of troops released every Stacker console
cbector and dsoya person who sought to evade serc
Now you going to stand for who stood
thing like that? The man. by the way, want
deny to Americans the freedom of the seas; opposed in
ing the pay of American soldiers from the pttance of
Tonth to $780, opposed the draft act which alone ma
possible for Germany to be whipped; absented himself
the senate chamber when the vote to accept Germany S
nge to taken and later voted against the L
CT Nations.
The motion quoted above is to be found in the Co
sonal Record, page 6,146, first session of the Sxt!
congress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
Invoicing Spragins Stock.

The Whitcman Simpson Company
will begin taking stock of the Spras-
ins Hardware store Monday morning
The doors will be closed and notn.
ing will be sold until the invoice is
finished and it is decided by the new
owners what they will do toward dis
posing Of the goods.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

1t has been said that the late DR.. D. NJ. HALEY wa
best loved man in Oklahoma. 1t was his daughter who
the plot of ground occupied by the State Confed
Home in this city and it would be fitting tribute that
trees being planted in honor of the gallanry of the
who went the seas memorial tree be planted
Sunday on the Confederate Home site in honor OF
memory of DR.. HALEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Maurice Maeterinck, Belgian poet, is on his way to
Pacific coast in private The car however, is sup
by movie concern. Unless poets able to poetze
the profit of the movie magnates they must continue to
in the smoking car tackle the ties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

The dignified refusal of Scott Ferris to debate the
frage propositiont cannot be called a problem since
seted-with Attorney General Freezing is gratifying
his friends Mr.. Ferris has time to discuss dead
thing that is settled and the incident closed. The
has no time to listen to such a debate. Live issues dei
attention, not dead issues
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
Mrs. BOllen Dead

Mrs Myrtle Bollen Of Marsdcn, died
/ Friday. lntermcnt was at Crncr.
! Vile cemetery at 1890 o'clock SatuH
/ day morning. Deceased was n years
Old.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

We have observed that many newspapers which use
spell whiskey without the "e in the final syllable
ing it with the "e Is this another pathetic effo
make whskey last long possible?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
Conductor IIuehc, Convalrscrnt

y. r. Hughes, conductor ol th"
Rock Island, Is up from q several
iNs illness
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Scott Ferris is to be made Moose ION sightA by
ledge of that order at Ponca City, when he goes here
week. It's all right so long Scott doesn't become
moose.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Idaho has ratified the suffrage amendment. Idaho il
80. Oklahoma, are you going to be No. 81?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

ABRAHAM LINCOLN said: Iet American OF
the blood the
the ana
ncyc to violation Others
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Ardmorcte WANT ADS bring wht
you want.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

|lation n
tarics tt
|)sence OF
Mr.. la
t. NVilso
presilc
b. his ri
|lould In
h the gre
i tho po
late dept
|sIuisscd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
SUPREME COURT STANDS
BY ITS DRY LAW DECISION
Refuses to Reconsider Action OF
Last Juno Sustaining Validity
OF Amendment.
tDy AssocIntcd prcss.)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-The SUI
premc Court refused today to recon-
slider Its decision of last juno 2. sus-
tanning validity of the prohibition
amendment and portions OF the en-
forcement act.
The rchearing had been asked In
petition filed BY Christian Feigen-
span. brewer or Newark n. j.. and
George c: Dempsey. n wholesale liquor
dealer. OF Boston. Mass.
Rehearing of the FeiEenspah case
was sought on the ground that the
court failed to state the reason for
its conclusion In holding tho amend
nent valid: that Inadequate time had
been allowed for the presentation OF
tho ease and that the courts con-
struction OF the section OF the amend
ment relating TO ''recurrcnt power
made Congress- authority practical
~ paramount and nullined the effect
Intended by the Senate and House
mo Dempsey petition was based
on the claim that neither the amend
ment nor the enforcement act was
ture. or sale OF beverages containing
small quantities Of alcohol where
toNicating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

crowds today at Springfield. Litch-
field and East ST. Louis. H.. and to
| his Coliseum crowd tonight, Governor
Cox emphasized that between him and
Senator Harding was now the clear
cut issue OF league or no league"
"A vote for the Senatorial candidate
means vote against the league,
while a for mo means one for the
league tho Governor declared, de-
nounc!nE tho Senator's position as
provincial. selfish. unholy and. in fact.
un-Christian."
Governor Cox was the center of
milling throngs here tonight after a
day of large receptions In Southern
Illinois and was welcomed in East St
Louis by screeching locomotive and
factory whistles and large station
crowd which Included Governor Gard
ner. OF Missouri.
In the audience tonight. as special
guests. were many disabled soldiers
from Federal hospital and men and
nurses from Jefferson Barracks.
Visits Tomb of Lincoln.
froErcSsivism. nonpartisanship, the
element of religious support and
thought in tho league. and labor and
agricultural matters we're stressed
today 10y the Governor in his Illinois
Missouri combination. At Springfield,
the home OF Lincoln. apparently was
an inspiration to the Governor and
after visit to the martyred presi-
dents tomb, he declared to his au-
dience that the senatorial oligarchy"
mad taken possession OF the party and
forsaken the ideals OF Lincoln,
For the first time during his cam
patgn the Governor was accompanied
from Springfield TO ST. Louis today
by Mrs. Cox and his daughter and
on-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. -. }.
Mahoney. but they left the Governor
tonight TO return TO Dayton.
Leaving here shortly before mid
night the Governor was - speak at
Peoria. Ills, tomorrow morning and
make several rear platform addresses
tomorrow afternoon en- route to de-
liver night address at La Fayette.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Ruddcnny Dr.crt. Rcd.

PARIS. Oct. 1l.-Gcneral Buddenny
the famous cavalry leader, has def
nitely severed his connection with
the Soviet government and is recruit
Ing antl-Bolshovist troops for the
purpose CT marching on KIev, ac-
cording 10 adviccs reaching the
French War Office.
General Scmenoff, in Siberia. also
has informed General Wrangel, tho
anti-Bolshevist leader in South Rus
STA. that Semenof considers himself
Wrangefs subordinate. and has re-
qucsted orders from him.
Nikolaicv the chief Russian naval
station on the Black Sea, is reported
to have been captured by anti-Bol-
shevist insurgents.
The Russian Soviet government
has sen, a delegate with peace pre-
posals TO the headquarters OF General
Wrangcl. commander OF the anti-Bol-
shevist army in Southern Russia, ac-
cording To Il Warsaw report received
here by wireless from Berlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
POLES AND S0VlETS
TO SIGN ARMlSTlCE
DOCUMENT TODAY

CONTINUED from First Page.)
return OF expenditures for their MAIN
tenance.
Article VII. provides for IL mixed
commission for the exchange of CT
william prisoners.
Status of Civilian PrIsoners.
By Article Viii, both agree to is
sue Immediate orders to suspend all
legal actions against civilian prison
ers but it provides for their surren-
der TO their respective governments.
Article IN. includes the amnesty
provisions in the treaty.
Article " states the principIcs
upon which reciprocal accounts and
lipu!datlons shall he settled under the
final peace.
Article NJ: Both agree 10 negotiate
commercial, transportation and telo-
graph conventions Immediately.
Article NIL: An agreement To in
cludc in the peace treaty provisions
Tor the right Of transit for Poland
through Russia and Ukraine, and for
Russia and Ukraine through Poland.
Article MIL: Both agree TO in
cludc special agreement in regard
10 the armiat!ce. which forms part OF
the preliminary peace terms
Article XIV: Russia and Ukraine
declared that All obligations accepted
by Them and the rights gained under
the agreement apply to all territory
OF the frontier line which was In
Guided in the old Russian empire and
mas ncen represented by Russia and
Ukraine during the negotiations.
Article XIV: An agreement to begin
immediate negotiations for a final
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
AUTO DEALERS SELECT
J. A. KLINE TO HEAD CLUB
lndor.c Good Roads Amendments Ia
virginia Constitution-Alsop
Made yicc-President.

j. a. Jimmie" Kline was elected
president OF the Richmond Automo-
bile Dealers Association last night
at the annual meeting OF the orEani-
zation In the Business Mems Club.
John b. Alsop was chosen vice-prcsi-
gent and Il. +. Taylor secretary. w.
H. Bayiiss was elected treasurer.
New members of the board OF direc-
tors elected include George Strot-
meyer. j: II. White. w. \. Jones. A.
r. Franklin and Raymond Massey.
New members elected were tho IIoI-
E Iaday Company, the Gill Piston Ring
EEoIhpahy and IN; Firestone Tire and
" ID. L. Robertson. executive sec
retary or the Virginia Good Roads
Association. spoke In favor OF The
amendments 10 the constitution OF
Virginia affecting the issuance OF
ponds for road building purposes.
The club. following tho address. went
on record as favoring the amend
mentS and agreed to do all in is
power TO promote interest in the pas-
sage OF the amendments when they
come before the people for a vote,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Scnrch FOR ChiId,. nnd.

EGG HARBOR CITY. y. j., Oct. II.
The alleged confession OF August
Pasquale that he accidentally smoth-
cred to death Blakeley Coughlin,
fifteen months-old. while kidnapping
him from his home in Morrlstown,
Ia, several months ago, led to a
sarch for the body at New Gretna
today. Pasquale is said to have
brought the child to Egg Harbor
CITY after the kidnapping.
The search was conducted by
County Detective Nussbaum, OF At
lantic City. with a party OF volun-
tcers. but they failed to find any trace
OF the boys body. AT New Gre,na
me searchers met Captain Gerhart,
OF the Pennsylvania State constabu-
larry; Majo. C. T. Larvelcre and
George ii. Coughlin. father Of the
kidnapped baby.
1t was reported tonight that State
police OF Pennsylvania were bring
Ing Pasquale TO New Gretna to have
him assist in the search.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12

peace treaty.
Article XVI: Text of preliminary
PEACE terms and armist'ce In Polish,
Russian and Ukrainian-ail these
texts 20 be regarded as authentic
Article xvii: Preliminary treaty.
subject TO ratification and to beconio
obligatory upon the exchange of rati-
hcation documents which takes piaco
at Iibau within six days after ratiii-
cation. Both parties agree to ratify
within fifteen days after signing.
phe parties agree that tho armis-
ticc loses Its obligatory force II tho
preliminary peace terms are not rutt-
lied in the prescribed time Bur
military operations cannot be re-
sumed until forty-ciGht hours after
tho expiration OF the time for ratifl.
cation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
REWARDS ARE OFFERED
FOR COTTON NIGHT RIDERS

Continued from First PagcD
ton. Sheriff a. ). Raggett. OF Douglas
County. reported 10 Governor Dorsey
today and added that he had offered
n reward OF $500 for arres, OF the
guilty persons.
The sheriff wrote that 4 .'law!css
crowd is trying to get control OF the
situation. and suggested that an Of
FER of reward by the Governor
would have beneficial effect.
Owners OF the threatened gins arc
guarding them mt cost of $40 to
Slo day. the sheriff added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
nnIlot school To-day.

Mrs. Kate Peasants Minor IL chair
man or meeting TO be held at sur
rage Headquarters Fourth and
frahkiin Streets. this afternoon at
tary OF the Civic Association OF Rich
mond. Will conduct the first OF the
series OF ballot schools scheduled Tor
INC remaining Tuesday afternoons In
october by tho Richmond League OF
women Voters. These schools, which
are open 10 all qualified white voters
are 10 be conducted along strictly
non-partisan lines
ANY group or organization OF wom-
en- desiring Instruction in ballot
IharkinB 70 their own group. may
OBTAIN an instructor at any time ~
calling suffrage headquarters, Ran,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
HARDING REsTATEs HIS
T OPPOSITION TO LEAGUE
Says America Must Help Form
Association of Nations to
Discourage War;
WANTS TO CLARITY POSITION
Old Order of World Affairs, He
Asserts, Has Ended, and United
States Will Play Part 10 En-
courage Better Understanding.
IBy Associated Press

MARION. OHIO, Oct. ll.-Pronounc.
ing the old order OF world affairs al
an end Senator Harding rcafnrmcd
in a statement today his belief tina,
America must play its part in aiding
the formation OF an association OF
nations that will discourage or tend
10 prevent war, and that will en-
courage or tend - encourage bet
ter understanding"
Such an association, said the Re-
publican nominee. could be formed
without sacrifice of American SOW
ereisnty or Impairment OF the Amer
lean Constitution. He declared his
purpose TO bring into counsel on the
subject the ahlest American citizen
SNIP including tho women Of the ma
ton.
Is Working on Speeches.
Home for brief breathing spell
between campaign trips, the candi-
date spent most OF his day at his
desk clearing up corresp ondencc and
working on the speeches he Will de-
liver later IN the week. He will
leave before noon tomorrow for n
iivc-day trip that will take him to
Chattanooga, Louisville. Indianapo-
lis and ST. Louis.
Although prepared addresses will
be delivered only al these four cities
the candidates train will make brief
stops at many other places in Ten
nesSee. Kentucky and Indiana. and
IN each case ne is expected to make
rear platform speech. lie will re.
turn 10 Marion late Sunday after
noon. In his statement on the league
tissue Mr.. Harding in part. said
= am unalterably opposed t.
( going into the league of nations as
= that particular proposition now
islands.
6 l am in favor OF n world associa-
siion-call Il what YOU will, the name
.fs OF slight conseIuence-that will
discourage or tend to prevent war
r:cid that viii encourage or tend 10
go courage better understanding
..hmong the nations Of the earth.
= Il believe that such an associa-
ction can be formulated without
wrecking the Constitution, that re-
tfnaine the cornerstone of our liber
lies and OF our happiness without
.SeizinG or hlch!ng the sovereignty
S'hat is our pride and our inspiration
TO line living and good works.
: earnestly believe that the con-
science, the ready sympa,h!es. the
sense OF Justice and the plain common
sense Of the United States can be de-
minded upon by the rest OF tho world.
and that 1t would re stupid, as well
..s unlawful. 10 attempt TO chain our
fE mpa,hics, our sense of justice and
our common sense to The poss!bly
Sc tnsh ambitions and aims OF foreign
naaors or groups of nations.
& IL Is my purpose. when elected.
20 take the whole people into my
t'"nhdence as regards these matters,
20 seek thcir advice and, more i'm
-poriantly, 10 act consonantly with
their advice, and to this end It will
We my pleasure. as well as my duty.
TO call into conference with me tho
lbe"t minds. the c!eares. minds tina,
America affords"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Deaths

TYLER lou!, iones vic Of +; II
y.rf died sunday, October 10, i. NJ.
hct residence. :O!5 VcnahIe Street. Be
sues htr husband she leaves two sons
Johh W. and Floyd i. Tyler. OF Richmond
i''h1r u, J." Jones. and one s!strr Mrs.
Henry. Funeral Tuesday afternoon
rom above residence Mt l.. II. Inter
mont III Oakwooh Cemetery.
New Mrs. Annie V. Newiciscr
WIDOW OF the late Frank s. Ncwheiscr
I'D at the home OF her daughter in
-, ;, rs Sh'nEton. j.. CO, Monday. October ii,
At $40 Il. ". today (Tucsday), and will
70 taken TO the home OF her son. r. IT,
Ntwheiser, 2l0s g. Main Street. Funeral
Wednesday, morning at 10 o'clock from
sacred Heart Cathedral Mrs. Newheis.r
caves 10 mourn their loss one son f. r.
Nowh"lscr. OF this city. and one daughter.
MFS. III. n Ducc. of Warrington, H. O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
For Men who work Hard.

Factory workers. railroad men.
farmers, miners. mill employees and
all men who work 1T hard. straining
physical labor are more or less sub
Ject TO kidney trouble. Nature gives
warning signals by frequent lame.
ness stiff joints. sore muscles, back
ache and rheumatic pains. j. q. Wolf.
Green BAY, Wis. writes: Foley Kid
ney Pills relieved me OF a sever.
backacne, that had bothered ME for
several months. - few bottles fixed
me up in good shape" Sold every.
where.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-12
Drive for Nav n.cru,,.

oHicials OF the bureau OF navlga-
,,oh. Navy Department Washington.
- c.. have announced n big drive
tnrnuEnout the country TO obtain re =
cruits for the navy and every enlist ID
I'M, n.ah ana oiticer on recruiting duty
the week. There Is shortage n,
present in the hospital corps. and re-
cruitinE officers have been Informed
branch indefinitely. The local re-
cruiting office. at 500 East Main
street. will he kept omen until
crock Tor the next week TO accom- :
modate applicants