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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23

Washington, Jan. 23.-Amcrican
capital will be employed in aiding EN-
rope, Ito get hack to productive wor';'
aot hy protective rates of interest. but
90 restore normal conditions and oprr
markets for American export, Governor
". +. g. Harding of the Federal Re
seryc Board, said today, speaking be.
fore tho second pan.Amcrican finance
congress.
I'VE cannot, however, export things
which W" do not have" Governor
Harding said
And in order TO provide an OK.
portable surplus we must produce more
)r failing IN that, consume less.
During the past year, we have
witnessed an unprecedented era of cv-
trayagance in this country: there has
been a continuous rise in prices and
while the value of our products, az
pressed in dollars, has been greater
than ever before in history. the physi.
cal volume OF goods produced wps
; icss than the production OF any yenr
sine" 1916. our domestic demand mas
been competing with export demands,
ana the result that prices have been
bid up on both the foreign and do
mcstic consumers.
Our people must be- aroused tn
the consciousness that after all We
may b" living, since the close OF III.
/ war, in ,ooi's paradise and thar
more work, economy and liberal IL,
vestment in foreign securities a.~
necessary, if We wish to make orr
present apparent prosperity real and
permanent.
1t Is important that tho wo ID
should get back to work and in or.
rder to provide st ldy employment TO-
the people Of our own country. even
It IS necessary that there should be
/ sustained dera for products. and
in order TO maintain this steady d.,
.>''' 10 supply mar.
kets abroad for our surplus produc
ton
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
CHAIRMAN CUMM ms
| NCURS FEEL | NGS OF
V|NDICT|VNESS FROM
WILL | AM J. BRYAN

N'SiInSion' Jan. 20. -- SCcre'ary
l't'I''S '"'ilN 'ooh issue with William
''H,iihHH bryan "h" mas stated in
Pu'''' au'ir'SScS 'iat chairman cum
'n!l'eS @! inc democratic national COM
"ni.''V' '''rf Should dl%l'aociate him
Ie" from '"V'rh"r EDWARDS of New
Jersey VINO was elected on a wet
p'',i"ri"' OF resign the national com
"'.'''e workmanship. MIR. CUMMINGS
a''e"u'" lnt governors inaugural din.
nVl' at "hlch an Edwards prcsiden
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
.FEEBLE-M|NDED BOY
EMPLOYED At BIGGER
SALARY THAN TEACHER

Chicago, Jan. 23.--Chicago school
teachers. who yesterday appealed 10
the board Of education for a 80 per
cent wage increase, will receive a
blanket raise OF slOO and $500 for
year, George J.. Arnold, chairman Of
the board. announced today.
Representatives Of the teachers in
dicated they would accept the award
as temporary relief, but would contin.
uc their fight to put teaching on o
wage plane at least equal 10 that
OF common laborcrs.
They asked a minimum Of $1,000
and a maximum Of S2,5O0 for the
G,635 elementary teachers, with other
classes in proportion,
Jessie j. Walthcr, Instructor OF
subnormal children, who teaches a
class or 20 ranging from boys simply
backward to others who are feeble.
minded threw the hearing into an up
roar when she declared that two Of
her feeblemndcd pupils, both II year
old boys, had gone TO work ut higher
salaries than she received.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
THE B|-P ARTISAN
COMM |TTEES ARE.
PROG RE ESS|NG IN
RESERVATION TO
PEACE AGREEMENT

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u'ys' pF tH' bipartisan committee
leaders, seeking 10 compromise DIFF.
fcrences on the peace treaty. senators
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'"'"' ol V"' controversy 'Hah ''''F
have been for weeks. Reports Of con.
fcrces that n decided step forward had
hooD r,odo 10, ,bo ,o,,,,i.,tio,. ., to
49,,
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p'l''' hh'pn' De expected AT 'he com.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
MEXICAN INTERVENTION
WOULD Be BAD BUSINESS

Washington, Jan. 93.-American in
torvcntion in Mexico would be bad
for both countries Manuel f. Espcna'
former consul at New York and Phlla-
delphia for Porlirio Dia2, Madero, and
Hucrta, and an opponent Of the Car
rama government, declared today be
fore the senate foreign relations sub
committee investigating foreign al
fairs.
Intervention, he said, would cause
years of i'll feeling on the part OF
all I.atiu-Amcrican countries. Lack of
a definite Mexican policy by the Unit
cd states, he added, increases The
possibility Of Intervention.
Espena testified that a resolution
AGAINST Daz followed publication oi
articles by John X Turner, an Amen
can, criticisng conditions in the
southern republic. Turner was ;tssIs
ted in translation, Espena said, 10y
Il Mexican socialist. and the latter
he declared, showed him a check from
tho STANDARD Oil Company which was
said to have been refused oil concoS
sions IN Mexico by Diaz.
Espcna testified that when William
Raynard Hale, who was sent to Mex
ico "a President Wilson'S representa-
tive became pro.Huerta, he was HuS
pendcd promptly by John Lind. Thc
latter. Espena said, was given eco
rcception by lIuerta and wrote former
secretary of state Bryan that Mexico
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
CALL THE CENSUS MAN
AND SEE THAT YO j R
NAME IS ADDED TO ROLL
Of ARDMORE CITIZEN S

Tho census enumerators are still
working i'm the Second and Third
wards and hope TO finish the count
this evening. Some people have been
missed. in an wards, and any who
have not been visited by an emer-
ator are earnestly requested to call
the Chamber OF Commerce. phone
16j, and give their name and address,
so an cnumeratur may call on them.
All residents Of the city should be
interested in making sure that they
have been counted as citizens OF Ard.
more; the Lions club, Rotary club
and Chamber Of Commerce are deeply
interested in the matter and are us.
ing every resource at their command
to make the count US accurate as pos
sible.
it is suggested that all heads of es
adjustments make canvass of their
employees to ascertain whether or not
lll have been counted ana The names
of any VINO have not been listed should
be- phoned in Immediately.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
BRITISH NEWSPAPERS DE.
MAND EXPLANATION FOR
WITHDRAWAL. or TROOPS

London, Jan. Speculation as to
the real purpose behind the war Of.
flee order Withdrawing British troops
from plebiscitc areas in Germany con.
tinues, and a fun official explanation
is demanded by newspapers.
Inquiries at the war office have
drawn Il definite statement that Great
Britain is not contemplating dispatch
Of troops TO the Caucasus region, or
anywhere in Russia, and that the
withdrawal is entirely di4aocinted with
any such movement, present or pros.
pcctiyc.
1t is believed by tho Daily Mail,
troops viii be- sent to reinforce Gen.
eral Mines forces in Constantinople,
which consist OF units engaged in tho
Palestine campaign in 1913.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
INITIATES CAMPAIGN
TO ERECT \ NUMBER Of
MEMORIAL CHURCHES

New York, Jan. ga movement
for the erection Of two inter'denomina-
tional churches. as a tribute 10 ;3o
men who served in the American EN
pedtionary Force, was announced
here today. One of the churches will
be erected on Long Island. and one
in Washington. They win be called
the Roosevelt Churches"
Formal launching Of the campaign
will be made Sunday in the Collegiate
Reformed Church of st. Nicholas hero
in which Col Roosevelt held mcmbsc
ship for many years. Speakers will
include Assemblyman Theodore Roosc-
Welt, Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Il sister
Of the late eX-presdent and Lawrence
Abbott, editor OF the outlook.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
An THESE ARDMORE WOMEN THE KNIGHT BOARD AND
JR OFFER SOME HING 7 SECRETARY OF NAVY Do
Il THEIR SISTERS IN THE NOT AGREE IN MATTER
\ THRIFT LINE WHICH |SOF AWARDS Of HONOR
TIL oouoInrplr,ou

Washington, Jan. 23--The knight
hoard IS unable to agree with secrc-
tary Daniels that naval officers who
lost their ships through submarine ac-
ton. but who performed meritorious
service in connection with such loss
should be awarded high decorations
the senate Investigating committee was
told today by Rear Admiral Austin
NJ Knight, chairman of the board
Admiral knight said a high daco.
ration was not deserved unless the
sinking was accompanied by offcn
sive action against tie enemy.
Admiral Knight said tin;. IN the case
Of Commander d. w. Bagley, Secreta-
7 rs Daniels brother-in-law, no -. 5. NJ.
was recommended for any circum.
stance in connection with the sinking
Of the destroyer Jacob Jones. because
Commander Bagley did not engage the
enemy. y navy cross was recommend.
ed for the officer he said for good
scamanship displayed in taking off
( the crow and passengers Of the torpe-
docd British steamer, Drama. Com.
mandcr Baglcy was not recommended
by his immediate superior, he said.
/ for any decoration in connection with
the sinking Of the Jacob Jones.
Officers whose vessels were torpc.
docd, who 10y good seamanship and
discipline, succeeded In saving their
ships, earned the -. :. NJ. Admiral
knight declared,
1T is true that the board recon
mended awards for several Of the of.
ficers referred to by the secretary as
commanders of ships which were lost
or seriously damaged by enemy sub
marines or mines Admiral Knight
said, But in each case there was n
special reason. Captain Vernon, OF
the Cas'n, Captain Dismukes of the
Mount Vernon, Captain Chase of the
Minnesota. and Captain Graham OF
the Finland saved their ships by excel
rent seamanship and discipline, after
the ships were disabled"
No information was available to
guide the board in making recon
mendations for Captain Satterlee OF
the Tampa, and Commander Ghent OF
The Antilles, nor We're any circum
stances known that would justify such
award, Admiral Knight said. Secrc
tary Daniels awarded u. :. Ms. &c
both officers. The Tampa and Antil
les were torpedoed and sunk.
Commander Foote'S case Is the only
one in which the hoard recommended
the award of the u. $. NJ. for cir
cumstances connected along with the
actual loss Of ship" Admiral knignt
said, and this recommendation wa,
based chiefly on recommendation d
Admiral Gleaves and Admiral Mayo
The award recommended for Captain
Christy. the admiral said was base,
not only on his conduct at the sink
ing OF his ship, the armored cruise,
san Diego, but for his later servic,
in command of the battleship Wyomlni
commander Conn was not recommend
} cd for award in connection with IN,
loss Of his ship the yacht Alccdo. "a,
witness continued, but was recon
mended for a navy cross under tn,
general citation given destroyer com
mandcrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
TAR RIVER MAN GUILTY
or ASSAULT ON WOMAN

Miami. Fla, Jan. 23.--Fred Hail.
mark, a young married man OF TaI
River, Okla, was found guilty this
morning 10y jury in the district
court Of criminal attack, in the sec.
ond degree. upon o prominent Tar
River woman.
Judge 5. G. Culbcrtson viii pro.
nounce sentence Saturday. The pen.
atty is from one to fifteen years in
the state pcnitentary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
Look For Sundays Ardmoreite-T The
Thrift Edition-It Is Worth While

You have countless times felt
swelling in your bosom which
led YOU to remark that you would
give anything II you could write
just how you felt. You would
just like to express your deepest
sentiments, that scrambled and
fought In your bosom to come TO
the surface, in order that others
might see and know and be up.
lifted.
When those times came you did
not drop everything and seek
II quiet retreat and pour out the
sentiments Of your soul in written
words. Or, IL you picked up
pen there was something that
kept sentences from coming in
their proper order and you were
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
WIRELESS TELEPHONES FOR
INTERN. N.lTIONAL AIR SERVICE

London, Jan. 23.-Passcngcrs aboard
1.ondonParis airpanes may soon be
able To call up London by wireless
telephone and he connected directly
with any telephone subscriber in the
city.
This IL 10 he made possible by q
wireless station with a 1900 mile
range installed on top Of the new
air ministry building in the heart OF
London which Is now nearing compile
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
VATICAN EXPRESSES
PLEASURE AT ELECTION
or DESCHANEL IN FRANCE

Rome. Jan. 2s.--An excellent i'm.
preston has been made NJ the Vati.
can at the election OF Paul Deschanel
ns president Of France, according to
he Glornalc dItalia, which says he Is
very sympathetic with the Holy See.
The newspaper adds the probabilities
OF resumption Of diplomatic reln.
tlons between tho Vatican and France
secm to be Increased.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
FEARS OF RACE RIOT
IN ARKANSAS DISPELLED

Pine Ruff, Ark, Jan, e3.-leports
received yesterday afternoon by Mayor
Charles Dante that two OF the band
Of negroes who Wednesday took II ne
gro prisoner from deputy sheriffs. had
been captured preceding the arriva'
of troops sent from Camp Pike, It
could not he confirmed today, II ia
believed all of the band escaped
into the woods and swamps, All fear
of organized resistance or race tr0u
blo has been dispeled.
The troops, accompanied by Governor
Drough, left this morning for Camp
Pike,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
REDS ALLEGED TO HAVE
INVADED SCHOOLS IN
ILLINOIS METROPOLIS

Chicago, Jan. 23.-Allcged radical
activities in the Chicago public schools
will I've investigated thoroughly, Peter
a. Mortcnson, superintendent OF
schools announced. That action will
follow indictment of Miss Helen Pratt
Judd, for fifteen years grade teach.
er. along with two other women and
30 men, members of the communist
labor party. Miss Judd. named as
secretary of the local branch OF tho
organization, was charged with ad.
vocating overthrow of the government.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
RED CROSS ORGANIZES TO
FIGHT SPREAD OF INFLUENZA \

~. Louis. Jan. 23,--Tclcgrams to Red
Cross chapters in tho 25 largest cities
In Missouri, Kansas, Texas. Arkansas
and Oklahoma were sent today. by
officials OF tho southwestern division
OF tho Red Cross here, asking the
chapters to get In touch Immediately
with local health authorities for the
purpose OF adopting precautionary
measures against the spread OF NJ
huenZa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23

forced back into your old chan
nels without giving expression
TO your own ideas and sentiments
We have done for you what you
have wanted to do manv times
yourself. We have expressed
these thoughts for you and have
placed them in the Thrift Edition
Of this paper which will be Dc.
livered TO YOU Sunday morning.
SO nearly every phase Of life
has been touched that you will
find at least one article that you
will say is worth the price of the
paper for year.
Look out for this number. II
you are going away from home
make arrnngements t9. have Il
saved for yS3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
KANSAS BANK ROBBERS MAKE
BIG HAUL or LIBERTY BONDS

Independence, Kan. Jan. Liberty
bonds worth several thousands OK
dollars were taken from tho Havana
State Bank. at Havana. near here
by robbers carly today who dug Their
way into the vault through tho brick
wall IN the rear OF tho building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
Alleged Embelyler Valves

Grady, Ark, Jan. 60. L. Miller,
former cashier OF the Bank Of Grady,
waived examination when he was ar.
rnlgned late yesterday, charged with
e,nbezzling $4,000 Of the bank funds
and was held to the grand jury under
the same bond he has been under.
$4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
TRIAL OF SOCIALIST
LEGISLATORS PASSED
OVER FOR FEW DAYS

Albany, n. y, Jan. ea.--Tr!ai OF
tho five Suspended socialist assembly
men accused OF disloyolty hns been
adjourned until nc1t Tuesday,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
Weather Forecast

Oklahoma. Tonight cloudy, cold
er, Saturday par-ly cloudy TO
clcudy,
Eust Texas. Tonight cloudy, rain
In east portion, colder except north.
west portion, Saturday partly
lloudy, 70 cloudy,
West Texas! Tonight and Satur'
day partly cloudy, to cloudy.
Local Temperature
Maximum yesterday, 80 degrees.
Minimum last night, 80 degrees.
Temperature has not varied In
| 80 hours,
Rainfall
Rain, melted snow ind sieet, 1853
inai,,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23

Paris, Jan. 23,--Thc reply Of ,hN
Dutch government to the note of the
supreme council demanding the oX
tradition Of the former German IN
pcror was received in Paris today aGi
dcciphcred at the Dutch legation.
In advance of the revelation OF tho
contents, it was believed tho Neither.
lands government had refused TO com
ply with th" allied demand, ms il wa.
thought in diplomatic quarters that in
ease the authorities at Tho Hasuc
were seriously considering delivering
over the former German ruler thcy.
would have required further timc 20
weigh all the points involved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23
DUTCH FEFUSE TOHEAD Of RESERVE
SURRENDER THE BANK SAYS THAT
.EX- KAISER TO THE AMERICANS MUST
ENTENTE POWERS COME OUT Of THE
al 2}.-T I'LL Y UhUh|II\l

The Hague, Jan. 23.- The Dutch
government has refused the de
mand Of the allied powers for the
extradtion Of former Emperor
William OF Germany.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23

II you cannot buy home now. start
Savings Account and II will help
you TO fulfill that purpose later on.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
OF ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-23

DO not let the opportunity go by.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
OF ARDM0RE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
She Gets the Blues

Dear Cynthia-Did you ever get a
depressed, blue feeling as though you
never wanted to see any one ana wou,1
like to cry yourself to death? Well
that Is the way feel and ] have no one
to console me for I live all alore. You
know, Cynthia, sometimes with this feel
ing | get scared of myself. ] ieel as
though l would like to die. l wonder
how / could shake this feeling.
I am considered a good dancer 30 70
dances quite often and feel hne Whiie
in the crowd, but after | get nome
cry myself to sleep. ! never let any OF
the Young men | dance with take me
home or call on me any more. for ! did
this for a while, but when they found
| lived In an apartment alone they
thought me a different girl. so ! had
to give them up.
I 60 with young man, who calls on
me twice a week nothing serious, but
he never offers to take me out to show
and l never ask and l never Will FOR
the reason he has shown himself a
gentleman in every way and he resnects
me, and must say It Is certainly hard
TO find a real man now. MARX.
Can you not manage not to live
alone? 1t would be better to have your
apartment in a boarding house, where
YOU can receive friends in the parlor.
Have you no family. or Is there not
another girl who is alone who would
gladly share an apartment and expenses
with you? When you feel very blue
and lonely, go take swim or walk
In the fresh air that will help.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
Short Skirts

I'VE have already announced the
survival of the short skirt" writes
Helen Koues in an article in May Good
housekeeping, land now the couturiers
OF Paris have dc"reed that this skirt
shall be plated. Box plaits, accordion
plaits. side plaits. pin" plaits-no
matter what. so long as the skirt is
plated. Jenny plaits a tailored skirt
all round at the waistline-three- quar-
ter inch plaits-and makes no attempt
to disguise the resulting fullncss. Other
Jenny skirts show plated panels. and
one, in finely plated blue serge. is fin
ished- Oh the edges with narrow. con :
inning band to insure the straight sill
houctte. The movement of this skirt
in walking is very pretty.
Lanvis shows straight skirts plated
in front and black. with the plain panel
edges overlapping on the sides. Premet
shows box plated tailored skirts-the
plaits not less than an inch wide-be- =
low jackets which are rather close fit
ting to the waistline and slightly far.
ing below. Doeuillet makes much of
plated panels and hounces.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
BY MRS. NJ. A. WILSON

fccpvrt0ht, 1870. bn Mrs. ~. A. wilson. All
rights reserpcd.)
N Asst week we discussed the canning
Aof strawberries without sugar
today we will can them with just the
smallest amount of sugar possible. Many
people do not care for the canned straw
berry, owing to the fact that II is so
cloyingly sweet. So try this way:
Place a three pound cnn of white
sirup in the preserving kettle and add
one can OF water. Stir to mix and then
heat slowly to the boiling point. Now
place the prepared berries in a second
preserving kettle and add to three
quarts Of berries one pint Of the pre-
pared strip. Simmer slowly until the
berries are very soft and then lift with
q skinner into sterilized jars and fill
with the berries to the neck of the jar.
Now fill with boiling sirup and adjust
the sterilized rubber and lid and par
TALLY seal. Place in a hot water bath
and process for twenty minutes. Re-
move and then fasten the jars securely
and then remove to a cool room, and let
cool in place that is free from
drafts. &C.
Wipe the jars and then date and place
In a cool. dry storeroom.
One housewife writes that she
tried preserving Strawberries last sea
son with the water bath method and
when she went to remove the jars she
found that the berries had boiled out
into the bath--apd what was the cause
of this?
The cause is insecure fastening of the
lid. The method says partially tighten
or seal. This means that you must screw
the lid on just as far as it will go with
out forcing and then give it one full turn
back to loosen. This is to permit the
escape of the steam which is caused by
the boiling. If you do this correctly no
sirup win seen from the jar. as the Rres-
sure makes just enough space to let the
steam out.
Just as soon as the time limit ex
pires remove the jars and seal securely.
cool. and before placing away dip the
tops in melted parawax. The hot water
bath is a boiler or kettle which is suf-
ficiently large to hold four or
five jars. 1t should have rack fitted to
the bottom to lift the jars from the sur
face about one inch. The intense heat