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Evening star., 1920-06-27
PRESS CONGRESS IN VIEW.
Editors Representing Spanish
Speaking World to Meet.

Editors Of the Spanish-speaking
world are to be invited to attend the
press congress of the world, which is
to be held in Sydney. New South
Wales, next March, by Virgilio Rod
riouez Beteta. Latin American jour-
nalist, who left here today for Eu-
rope. After visiting London, Paris
and Madrid. DIR. Beteta. who is going
as representative of the executive
committee of the press congress. of
which he is vice president, will visit
the principal Latin American capitals,
taking in Buenos Aires. Montevideo,
Rio de Janeiro, Santiago. Lima and
other important cities.
The congress originally was to have
met next october. but on account of
unsettled world conditions the date
has been postponed until March, 1921.
Evening star., 1920-06-27
struggle Called Detrimental.
OPPOSE RATE INCREASE.
Iron Ore Mining Companies Pro
test Raise.

Protest against any increase in the
rates on iron ore was made to the
Interstate Commerce Commission yes
terday by ]. P. Muller, representing
sixty-nine iron ore mining companies
operating in Minnesota. Wisconsin
and Michigan.
Mr.. Muller's petition, presented at
the general freight advance hearing
said rates on iron ore were now suf-
ficient1y high and that any increase
would benefit only a few carriers
while increasing to all railroads the
cost of equipment and maintenance.
This, in turn, the petition said. would
make it necessary for the roads to
ask for another freight increase.
Evening star., 1920-06-27
$500 Aliens Land,
Breaking Record
Since War Ended

NEW YORK, June 28-AH
records for the arrival Of aliens
here since the resumption of
immigration following the war
were broken today when 6,2OO
prospective Americans flooded
the Ellis Island immigration sta
tfOn. Twenty additional guards
were Immediately placed ON
duty.
Commissioner Of immigration
Frederick A. Wallfn. who last
month predicted the number of
immigrants would mount to 81
600 day, attributed the in
crease to the activity of for
eiEn agents of transatlantic
steamship lines.
Evening star., 1920-06-27
ASSIGNED TO ANNAPOLIS.

Commander Macgillivray Milne Of
the battIeship Oklahoma and Lieut..
Commander Francis w. Rockwell of
division s, Atlantic feet. have been
assigned to duty at the Annapolis
Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1920-06-27
8ERWYN'S CREW LANDS.

LONDON, June 25.-The master and
fifty-three members of the crew Of the
American steamer Berwyn, which
struck a rock in the Arabian sea June
10, have been landed at Alexandria,
Egypt. The Berwyn was abandoned,
waterlogged.
Evening star., 1920-06-27
HARDING RESTING
AT RAR|TAN, n. J.;
SENATOR'S GUEST
Will Divide Time Between
Speech of Acceptance and
Golf Links.


Warren G. Harding. republican presi-
Dental nominee, is spending the week
end at the country home here of
United States Senator Joseph r Fre-
linghuysen.
When the senator left Washington
today he was disinclined to make
public his destination. Tonight. how
ever, he consented to permit his
earnest stipulation that he be not
disturbed. as he is seeking much
needed rest.
Wants Complete Rest.
With Senator Harding out of the
city for a two-day rest. the headquar-
ters maintained by the republican
noon. Before leaving the capital
Senator Harding expressed wish
that his destination would not be
made public. as he desired to get
away for d complete rest.
While on his week end trip it is
understood. MIR. Harding will devote
some time to his speech of accept
ancc. which is nov under prepara-
tion. He also plans to play golf on
private links at a country estate
and. in order to make up a fourSome,
Senator's Frelinghuysen of New Jer-
of Maine left for the same destina-
ton.
Posters and Buttons Received.
The first of the 100000 campaign
posters bearing the pictures of Sena-
tor Harding and Gov. Coolidge of
Massachusetts, the republican candi-
date for the vice presidency. taken
from the press. was received yesterday
from the printers and presented to
the presidential nominee. The poster
is printed in three coiorS and bears
the caption. America Always First.
Owing to the print paper shortage,
the posters will be only about IL by
Is inches in size.
Senator Harding's office also re-
ceived the first batch of the 1900
900 campaign buttons bearing the
nominees portrait. Friends of the
senator remarked on the fact that
following national convention
street statesmen usually appear i'm
mediately with buttons bearing the
likeness of the nominee. This year,
however. the street takers have been
conspicuous by their absence. This
was explained by the fact that the
republican national committee sew
eral months ago bought up virtually
the entire supply of celluloid. leav-
ing none of the material available for
the manufacture of buttons except
those ordered by the committee.
Sunragists Plan Demonstration.
Suffragists plan to make demon
strations at both Marion. Ohio. and
Northampton. Mass. when Senator
Harding and Gov. Coolidge are for
mally notified of their selection as
the republican party's standard bear
ers. Miss Alice Paul. chairman of the
national woman's party, announced
last night. Miss Paul said the form
which the demonstration would take
had not yet been determined upon.
Evening star., 1920-06-27
C0MDR. STARK'S NEW POST.

Commander Harold r. Stark. at
tached to the battleship North Da-
kota, has been assigned to duty at the
naval training station. Hampton
roads, Va
Evening star., 1920-06-27

The oldest love letter proposing
marriage was written on brick.
This was $500 years ago, when the
hand of An Egyptian princess was
sought
Evening star., 1920-06-27
NEW FIGHT LOOMS
ON D. c. TAX PLAN
Senator Jones Predicts Meth
cd of Appropriations Will
Come Up Again.

The method of appropriating for the
District of Columbia is yet to be
thrashed out in legislation when Con-
gress meets next December Senator
Jones of Washington pointed out yes
terday. He said:
"The so-called Mapes bill doing
away with the half-and-half plan and
the Senate amendment thereto restor-
ing the ha1f-and half plan with some
notifications of the law relating to
the submission of estimates. was sent
to conference just before Congress
adjourned. No meeting of the con-
ferees was held. But when Congress
returns to Washington the conferees
settle the questions involved in a way
that will be permanent The change
to the sixty-forty plan in the Dis
trict appropriation law recently en-
acted was only for year.
Personally I have been in favor
of the half-and-half plan, because 1
thought it was just. OF course, 1 be-
lieve that the people of the District
should pay just tax. similar to the
taxes paid in other cities. but I feel
that the federal government should
do it's full share toward sustaining
the capital Of the nation
Statement Is Significant.
This statement by Senator Jones,
the author of the Senate amendment
to the Mapes bill, is Of particular in
terest in view of the announcement
yesterday by the District Commits
sioners that under the sixty-forty
plan of appropriating for the District
it would be necessary to raise the
tax rate here on real estate from
$150 a hundred to $1.95.
The Senate amendment to the
Mapes bill is similar to the provision
in the existing appropriation law, ex-
cept that it restores the half-and-
half plan instead of fixing the Dis
trict's share of the expenditures at
so per cent and the federal govern
ment's at 40 per cent. 1t also makes
provision for using for the benefit of
the District the surplus of District
revenues that have accumulated in the
past, and which may accumulate in the
future.
struggle Called Detrimental.
For years the struggle between the
Senate and House over the half-and-
half plan has been detrimental to
the interests of the District, Senator
Jones said. 1t is time that the mat
ter be settled by separate legisla-
ton carefully worked out. and that
attempts to deal with it through
riders on appropriation bills cease,
| he said.
Evening star., 1920-06-27
GOES TO U. S. S. ASHEVILLE

Commander Jesse B. Gay. at the
Hampton roads training station. has
been detailed to command the y. s. s.
ASheville.
Evening star., 1920-06-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs L. S. KING wishes to thank those who
assisted her when she fell and fractured her
foot in Woodward & Lothrop's store on June
f4th. at noon.
WOULD LIKE TO GET IN COMMUNICATIONS
with party buying ticket to San francisco
only Address Box bob, Star ofhce. %
WM. W SAUNDERS, ESTABLISHED 1892.
Piano tuning and repairing.
Phone Col. 1893. 90S Princeton pl. jy7'
OSCAR A. PHILLIPS. CARPENTER AND
Inmates given. Ill 18th st. NV. Phone Main
1894. ~.
THE VERY LATEST BUCKRAM AND WIRE
hat frames. just arrived from New York, SOC
FRAME SHOP. ioio + st q.
TRANSFORMED ss;I.Sss1 S3a sesr' ;sssIss. sssaiss.
ed like new. ]. C. Price. Franklin 1921. 2s
BLANCHE LAKIN AND MARGARET ALLEN.
formerly OF Kann's. are now associated with
Carolyn Cooksey in 'The Carolyn Beauty
Shop" 500 1lth st. Sc. at Pa. ave. For ap-
pointment phone Line. 5751-W.
CHAS. H. STEIN. FORMERLY IN THE
plumbing business at 900 n St NV. wishes to
is now engaged in the storage warehouse busf-
with the
WINTER BUILDING STORAGE.
143S st. NV.
q higf-class concern, doing general storage
business, moving. expert packing. Grating ana
shipping. Mr.. Stein, as superintendent VIII
give your orders his personal attention.
wANTED-A LOAD OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
or freight to New York city every day this
month.
THE BIG 4 TRANSFER CO., INC.
Phone West 1641.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07

rival CAMPS of tho supporters Of
General John J. parshlng and OF
tlpior General Leonard Wood.
The allnircr- Of General pershing
claim him rs son of Nebraska, by
t''soH ol MS 'onH ''S'ue''P' }" ''''''
S'ase'
Inc hi''S III 'l'' hup''tH'o' 'I wa.
'est nav, u0' |.t o''" c'''A''' VI wv
'lid 40 uhl''', H''''eS S','"'"r ~ !" ~
e''c''" from N'Dr"sha th'S S'"''
Kentucky
Kentucky promises To become one
of the mos, interesting backgrounds
uf the country at the November clcc-
tion. It has a republican state admin
l+trltiGn which was swept into power
LAT tine biennial election last Noyem.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07
New Twenty Third Psalm.

tpt -
The fliyor Is my car SHAH not
want another.
Il makes me io down in wet placcs.
II soilcth my clothes; &c leadcth
mo into deep waters.
It leadcth me into paths Of rdlcu'c
for its name sake.
II prepareth for me a breakdown
in the presence Of mine enemies
Yea, though / run through the val
ley, | am towed up the hill.
! fear 2roet ovil whom Il is with
ne; IT, rods and its engine discom.
fort me 10 auuolntch my facn with
oils. It's tank runncth over
surely to Roolnoa7 If tho thing
follows me all Tine days of my l.fo
shall dwell IN the house Of tho rsu,.
forever.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07
No BOOZE; No PRISONERS:
MI. OEFERED EOK SNLE

Austin, Minn.-As a result Of pro
hibitiou wiping out the available sup
ply Of prisoners, the civ Of Austin
has sold its jail To- Roy Furtnoy, who
will use the building for storage pur-
rests under dry rule that city author
tiles decided it was a useless expense
to maintain the building. They VIII
use The county Jail for stray offend
crs hereafter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07
number Of congressional districts ar,
Missouri


Missouri
Missouri \otors this year will cast
thcir ballots for a complete ticket
from presidential electors To state
officers, including the selection Of Il
United States senator and congress
man and tj9 members of the state
legislature.
With the exception Of the stat"
auditor and the superintendent ol
publ!c instruction all the elective
state officers are democrats.
United states Senator Selden p
Spencer, elected in 1915 ut a special
election Is u republican Senator
Spencer, james l.. Minis and Dwight
=. Davis, both vi S. Louis are re-
publican candidates for the senator
ial nomination, while Brechenridg
Long. assistant secretary " the navy
has anuounced his candidacy on the
democratic ticket. The preliminary
senatorial fight will be at the Aug
ust primary.
Selection Of United states sona-
tor congressman, governor, ana state
officers will be made this year by
Iowa voters AZ the November cleo
tons. There will hr no presidential
preference primary. outside Of the
contest which may develop over the
vacancy caused by tho expiration OF
the term OF United states Senator
Albert Il. Cummins state issues are
cXpcctcd TO hold the place Of promi'
Eenco.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07
With the World at Peace 1920 VIII
Write Much Political History in [. S.

tics and already nresidortiaI com.
noions are won und.r yav and stoto
contests for local off,cos humninr
o,r,yvhere
IN tbo central wost thorc Is more
than the usual n-osidontjoI voar ac.
tlyitv and vim .jpbt states In thal
y,rtiun bcr.1irg nroeidontjol nrofor.
oroa n,imarjrs. win twelve states
tia,iirc a limited state, s,.,.otor and
fu,-r.a,n with q poycrpor ana state
tclot 10 solcct poIiticoI excitement
WIN continue untl oftcr the Nov,m
be-, election. In addition members
Of .he lower bouee oc congress are
10 lo elected in cyory gtato ana pres
e.. conditions politi. Al observers saw.
viii make these contests more splrit.
cd than ever.
Although the prohibition amend
mort 70 the federal constitution IS
IN effect. observers saw il win be-
h., no means eliminate tho wet and
drv issue from politics. Other fac.
tons contributing 10 the bubblir.,
of the uolltlcal not oro divergent
views held on the questions Of Ia.
hor and capital. national ownership
and opcration Of railroads ana mn
lie utilities and questions growing ont
Of the changed conditions causrd by
the world war Tho high COST nf
living with its wage and price prob
lens Will enter into every cam
pa gn, close students Of politics de-
clare
Ihe central west states and the
oates OF the primaries in which the
NotorS may dcclarN lhelr preference
Iof me pf'SIuentIal candidate are
Nor'h l'"Ho'a' Marrh IT.; south I!r
kp''' M"rcH ~ Nl'HiSan, Nh'U .,
w 'scohslh' AprlI ~ limos Apfli
80 Nthri'sha' Aplll -o' 'Hi'' APT"
-. ana ihuftha Nay j.
me t"oINe states III the central
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N '.' w. N'sS'u''' Noi'n l'dNo'i, orio'
'N'' ''"'i'' H""'" i'."'i ana WIS
,.7''''
Governor" at" 10 p' '''c'eu III 'h'
'"' ',""''E N".tr7 ~ 'n' me a'',r1'
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"h"honla Voters 'his year VIII
erect United states senator. eight d
congressman and state Legislators.
l he governor and most OF th" state 2
oi i.icors holding four year terms, We're Q
elected Two years ago @
The tisht for the democratic nomi- q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07


O. Lowden has entered the presidential
race and is conducting "a lively cara-
paign in number of states besides
his own.
state oficia.s are lined UP behind
him and tine presidential campaign ap.
parenty has crowded purely state
politics 10 the back ground. though
governor lieutenant governor and o.h-
er state officers arc lo be elected
ncNt November.
The question o. a senator to sue
ceed United states Senator Lawrence
y. sherman, who has expressed his
determination not 10 seek another
term, IS likewise being ncll in abey,
arcc.
Democratic party politics in Hin.
oiS have not begun to boil and
those with the party chiefs predict
that the year viii be the most hrr
monIous for the party seen i'm etr
eral decades,
Michigan
Tho election wi. afford tho wo-
men Of Michigan their second oppcr.
tunity 70 exercise thc franchise won
'hr"uSh amendment to the state con-
sulution. I'"Jh republicans and rym'
ocia'S already ar" seeking the sup
port Of women voters.
While nominating petitions Tor the
preS'd'nli'' preference primary Apr'l
3. have not yet been filed by any
candidates it Is regarded as virtually
reF'a'h mat ihe republicans VIII ha''
lu' names oi Major fencr" L"on"' !
w ooo' an" Governor FRANK .. LoW'"n
"' I"IhoiS' on inc p'Iio'' Only 100 Sl'.
''o'ui'S 10 " nominating p'utioh are
.'..E I'oclSS''E 10 P'o'' " name on ''e
primary na'Io''
y V"'"l'e'' S'a'r '''h'' from COVER
''' ''" "' ave. ''''''T S''',' SENATORS
anu representatives. as wen as con.
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,''' ., '''''e' H''''S senator TINS falI
- 'He PFesl'eh'l.I preference pri'
may 'NdrcH 90 Iour candidates on
we i'p.'".l''i palIoi are seeking sup
l"''' MAJOR General Leonard Wood,
Governor FRANK .. I.oWd"n of Illiu-
VS. senator johnson of California ana
PoindcNtcr "f Washington.
On tAc democratic primary ballot the
chief NAMES are those Of President
Wilson and james ". Gerard form.
cr ambassador Ia Gcrmanv South D1-
ko'1 women. for tlc first tino yo,,
for presidential electors and bjcb s,,,.
officials this wear.
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ors viii decide vh.,bcr tbcy u,i.b
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07
The Progressive Series of Piano Lessons

Leopold Godgwsk associated wa cslor Josef Iiotma"4 @ % Emil
tombstone, with national
Gompoyr harmonic analysis poetic da torm and sructnre by
@ Pa copcon T Ta an"oacns % @ @ or ,ne pSS sbSad ,
% BY S dompo % %sr % b @ @l a ap aone are arc Vorh MANY me
oG meaning p on all Sn %a So @a and a'Y proper nan+ blank
supplied for the grading OF the pupil by the teacher.
the M ~d o as GF @ efo % rn % G"S9 Hs $%S%sG :sS
instructive annotations.
studies individually
not nSGsces s qe% 2 s9s @ book % M @ tn secure f sa @ ss Two So % cgG
uicol
aa A. .s.. 's5s5 ss s. 9.,- ;s.':
rn M sab % They y are " s5stsnaty @ arrnssG @ and graded as to
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any particular grade
this Text a %a a% Ss' no "'s % ' %i 'S '' se @ Of
eced at random" and that when the result and tn" saving Of time
per copy according to the adassme@ OF the pupil Moeoyer yo"
Progressive teacher
m The @ eS T qsa ss1n for ssso S if % the S 5"s"
Conservatory Of Music, other institutions
The State Music Teachers Associations Of Ohio Minnesota North
Carolina 9na MpP ssh have rec0m%endsd the lETssss ] & Series as
Te State od of % Examiners Of % e Wisconsin m BepameR S E Ta
requirements, exemptng them for State Examinations.
to give for my enthusiasm that all
the pupils school this
enthusiastic ambitious"
GUSTAV l.. BECKER,
n Y.
II A" hope to the day when teacher Of
necessary 10
Progressive Series be able others
a a'music
CONSTANTlN Won SrERNBERG,
Philadelphia,
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of the students instead the
GEORGE IT,. FARCLOUGI.
Teachers Association.
that will
Information and material will
nshed Service Department
PUBLICATION SOCIETY
st.
Next will appear Tuesday March 9th.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07
Indiana


a complete state ticket with can.
didhtes for the state legislature, con.
gresham and a United States sena.
Tor Will be elected by Indiana voters
this fall
The presidential preference primary
May 4, will mark the opening of the
political year which promises con.
tests for nearly every office. The
probable effect of the women's vote
Is already being discussed by politi
clans.
The tax law is declared to be the
issue on which the state office fights
VIII be joined and the wet Or dry
issue is expected to he in the back
ground since the 1917 legislature
made the state dry territory.
Nebraska
The presidential preference primary
April 20, In Nebraska, Is holding the
attention OF most voters, TO the cx.
clusion Of tho campaign for state Off.
GERS to be elected this fail.
The principal activity is in the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-07


Kansas VIII run the gamut of cleo
tion possibilities this year, filling of.
ficcs from district road overseers TO
presidential electors and including a
United States senator, eight con.
gressmen and a complete state ticket.
The republican, democratic and So
cialist parties are expected to put
complete tickets in the field. For
the second election in 40 years there
VIII be no prohibition ticket. as no
prohibition issue is before tho peo-
pie
The voters at the fall election will
be asked to express their views on
these amendments 10 the state con-
stituuon. These are the farm ten
antry amendment, good roads amend.
ment authorizing the state to build
highways; and the tax amendment
providing for roclassification of
property for taxation purposes.
Illinois.
In Illinois the greatest political ac-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

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