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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10
CHICAGO GRAND
JURY IS AF Err
HIGHER UPS IN
WH|SKEY Rim c
Over 30 Indicted for He
gitimate Trade in IntOxi-
cants; Policemen, Yeggs
and Politicians

Chicago, Nov 1O.-Federal in
dictment foE at least 80 police
officials, whiskey runners, saloon
keepers, higher ups" and minor
violators Of the prohibition laws
We're forecast today with the be-
ginning Of the grand jury pur-
suit Of evidence concerning the
Mike de Pike" Heitler alleged
$4,000 whisky graft
Federal warrants We're issued
for the arrest Of Heitier, his part
ner, Robert Pearlman and Mamie
Greenberg, on charges OF possess
ing and selling liquor and pro-
curing whisky on forged govern
ment permits yesterday. Heitler's
connection with The sl75.OOO liz
quor theft brought forth an al
legged confession duplicating Chi
cago police.
Prohibition enforcement officers
and deputy United States mar
shals yesterday kept up search
for Heitler and the others
The Heitler shipment, it is
charged. entails transportation OF
900 cases of whisky from Louis
vile, Ky. to Chicago. When trans
ferred to trucks for local dispo-
sition another force operated to
remove the cargo. bringing forth
Heitler's alleged confession.
FIetler is said TO have disclosed
details of bribery of federal and
city officials, duplicating a num-
ber of Chicago and New York men
and two Louisville distlleries. with
plans of politicians and bootleg
gers to organize a SlOOOO,OOO conf
pany to sell whisky in Chicago
and New York.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATOR
TO INTRODUCE KANSAS LAW
IN OKLAHOMA BODY

Topeka. Kan, Nov. lO.--C. u.
Leedy. an attorney of Arnet,
Okla. newly elected Republican
senator. will introduce bill in
the next Oklahoma legislature
modelled ON the Kansas Industrial
court act. according to n letter
received from him today by Gov
.ornor n. j. Allen. II have given
1.-THE law some careful thought"
he writes, land believe II to be
a panacea for strike troubles
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10
CITY ATTORNEY MASON
PREPARING ANSWER TO
A. TENTATIVE v R|T Of
THE DIS 7 R|CT JUD GE

City Attorney Mason sta.ed today
that he TX now preparing an answer
to the alternate writ OF mandamus
issued against city Clerk Thurston
by the district court. and expects to
present 1t To the court tomorrow.
The city attorney states that he
always has been and Is now very
anxious to have the election called,
but that the matter rests with the
city clerk, who must certify the Pc
titions to the men whom they are
addressed to recall, before such an
election can be called.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10

y. B. stark financial secretary of
the Carpenters Union requests all
union carpenters desiring TO particle
pate in the parade to meet q, the
Labor Hall at i2 o'clock tomorrow
noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10

Oklahoma City.--At midnight the
observation station OF the weather
bureau reported that the mercury
stood at 3s degrees. and II was pre-
dlcted that by daylight the temper
ature would range from % to 2s In
various parts OF the state
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Just Punching the Bag
Caullf1ower Alley Is Busy These Days
By w. 0. Mcclellan

There new department in connection with Madison Square
den since lex Rckrd took charge
cauower Alley 1t is the where the pork beaners
nc managers gather articles preliminary
but perhaps they shouldn't
zone are the and the ayed The
now wears what would for popular
ne mas manager with him always
familiar 1t is written of the shall
know them"
Nauhno"er Alley under the watchu Ike Dorgan
domo OF the Garden He listen and
w raVgs OF Dumb Dan Morgan
w champions and nearchampions to
IN he old days the matter of preliminary
concern They signed up the maiY n
eanery flashing $40 The at
mat much There
But the law of supply the beaner
In Caulhower Alley they department where the man
ayers hagg threaten and then
intricate as those connected with the signing champion
tender in the old days
Ike Dorgan bit moody
the pork-a -beaners in the social and financial
Look at them, he grumbled
ned and that diamond be mugs
that you could get for hundred davs It's all
wrong"
But must be diplomatic with because of
ro"lu legend or Madison
came to jimmy Johnston who used Temple to Fistna
he asked for bout Johnston
Jess Willard champion Of the
world for quite while.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27

the far turn, where he moved up. went
TO the front at will and won as he
pleased. The Wagner, the early pace
maker, was much the best of the others,
hummer handled La Rablee very
poorly. He met with plenty of inter
terence IN the first half mile, but did
not appear seriously to improve his
position afterward until he reached
the furlong pole. The favorite then
came like cannot shot to finish with
in the money.
In direct contrast to this ride was
RUNNERS finish with Mars Mouse in
the NTH race, at about five furlongs.
when he came from away back in the
stretch and nailed Price of Como, the
1avorlte, by inches in the very la st
stride. Here Hammer put up a million
dollar fnish
Prince of Como, with Ensor on his
back, got off on his toes from the rail
For nearly half mile he raced head
to head with Larghetto. 1t was this
duel that really beat Prince of Como.
which looked the surest winner of the
day turning into the stretch The ia
vorite was leading for several lengths
and apparently only galloping. But
Hummer charged down on the pace
maker at express train speed. Ensor
did all he could for his tiring mount,
but the leg weary Prince of Como hung
badly two strides from home, and in
hanging hung a lot of form players
with himself
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Yale to Start
Subs i'm Game
With Colgate
henipton, Frank Kelly and
Knapp Eacil Scare Touch
down Against the Scrubs
From. spcctas corresaosd.,t

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 26 Regarding
the Colgate game hext Saturday as N.
likely to call for Yale.s full strength
Head Coach Tad Jones to-day used
largely substitute eleven in the first
ss,crimmagc practice since SATURDAYS
est Virginia contest
Ray Munger was tried in Tom Dick
ems place at left tackle Harry Cross
Jr was assigned to center and Cruit.
shank given an afternoon at rirht
guard in place of Herbert. Kempton
began the practice at quarter. but
shifted to left halfback, where he
reeIed off the first touchdown, being
followed by Frank Kelly. Each reris,
tered thirty-yard runs and the varsity
swept down the field unchecked for
moro than half the length of the field
TN the dashing halfbacks went over
for the score
No forward passes whatever we're
tried, the varsity using runs off tackle
and end plays. The varsity was then
placed on the defensive and the scrub
largely through the fine line storminp
Of Croskey and Cochrane, took the bali
to the varsity three-yard line before
it was held.
From midheld the varsity rushed the
ball again to the scrub twentv-var I'd
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
.yewett Is at Fullback
Again on Dobie's Team

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 26.-After two
days of rest. following the Colgate
game, Cornell got down to work this
afternoon for Rutgers and Dartmouth
The whole squad is in fine shape and
Coach Dobie started them with short
scrimmage. The entire varsity team
was out, but Jewett played at fullback
instead Of Lechler, and Dobie indicated d
that he might return to his first
choice.
The fight for quarterback continues
to be one of the features Of the de-
velopments here. Hoff. who played a
fine game against Colgate, and used
good judgment in the selection of
plays, is favored over Carey. The
latter. however. is such good punter
that Dobie may find place for him
behind the line.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Mrs. Du B0is
Leads Golfers
At knollwood
Turns In Fine Score Of
83; Miss Sylvia Highton
Wins Low Net Prize

Mrs. F. B. Du Bois, Of the Baltusrol
Club, carried off the honors in the
farewell one day golf competition of
tho women Of the Metropolitan Golf
Association held yesterday on the
course of the Knollwood Country Club.
Mrs. Du Bois had the remarkable gross
score of S5, which, with handicap of
l. gave her a low net S4. However,
Miss Sylvia Highton, of Hackensack,
had the best net tally, an 81
Mrs. A. S. Rossin, of the Century
Club, also was a low scorer. She turned
in gross scorei of SS, fine card,
which, with her handicap of 2, gave
her low net of sc. Mrs. Blumenthal,
also of the Century Club, had a card
of 94-3-91.
These four players showed the way
to more than score Of women who
took advantage of the fine weather to
play the final tournament.
Mrs. Du Bo;s was in exceptionally
good form. Her tee shots were Won
derful. long and straight and her iron
play was Of the best seen in this sec
ton this season. She topped these
performances with some grand put
ting, getting several of ten feet and
more.
These one-day Journeys have proved
SO successful this year, Mrs. Percy
Thompson, the energetic secretary of
the association announces, that it is
planned to hold them early and often
next season.
The summary of the leaders yester-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Even Second Team Whips
Regulars at Colgate

HAMILTON, n. y, Oct 26.-With
the Cornell and Brown defeats behind
them, the Colgate coaches utilized to-
days practice to continue their strenu-
GUS grind in preparation for the game
with Yale Saturday,
The second team was able to put the
ball over for a touchdown against the
varsity in the regular scrimmage ses-
sion. while the first team men were
unable to come any closer than the
twentyyard line of the second team.
Another shift in the lineup has be-.
come necessary owing to tho injuries
Of Mason, and O'Connor has been tried
out in the quarterback position
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27

Frugone, Brooklyn Boy
Latest Syracuse Star

DROOkLYNITES will be inter-
ested to learn that John Babe"
Frugone, former Commercial High
School player and allscholastic
back, has won the regular assign
ment as quarterback on the crack
Syracuse University team and that
his presence has added new life to
his outfit. He Is being touted as
coming Ail-Amcrica possibility.
In addition to being able to run
with the ball and possessing ability
as defensive back. he is one of
the best thinkers on the team, ac-
cording to "Chick' Meehan. This
coming from the coach of the team,
who was an all-stsr quarterback
himself, is quite complimentary. to
say the least.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Jackson and Fitzsin,nnons

"th the dearh of championship fight bugs getting
excited over the bouts between the
EDDIE tmmon bout the
em IN These two have been wandering
nay We the shone the
decon there the managers swear that
the palr genuine ghtweght, they put
IN new class, heavy lightweight
Benjamin Leonard the lightweight CHAMPION be ringd nec
ator The story that he will select next victim
WIN the nea1champons gaining
be moved to taking chances boutst themselves
VI course the signing of Dempsey
WI" De no return match between Dempsey Willard
drfted from the West the other return match
would be impossible anyhow He WEIGHED
POUNDS OF he
get back condition a match
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Cornell Picks Hoyle
10 Succeed Courtney
as Coach Of Crercs

ITHACA. n. Y, Oct. 2s.-John
Hoyic. former Cornell she'll
omider, has been appointed rowing
ooa'n 10 succeed the late Charles
t. courtney, who WAS mentor Of
cornell crews fcr thirty years. Il
was announced Tonight. Hoyle was
appointed to carry on the Courtnev
system Of rowing.
ne new coach has been boat
builder and assistant coach Of
Cornell crews for more than twenty
years and is considered nearly as
great rowing technician as the
Old Man" was. He was Courtncy's
riEht-hand man for long time and
mas also coached the freshman
crews with much success.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
johnson Calls Meeting
OF His EsLoval Clubs

CHICAGO, Oct 26-Ban Johnson,
president of the American League, to-
day called meeting for Friday Of the
five club owners who refused to at
tond the meeting of baseball magnates
here last week when the other three
American League magnates and the
eight National League owners voted to
abrogate the present national agree
ment
The five are Thomas Shibe, of Phil
adelphia; Clark Griffith. Washington; :;
Phil Ball, st. Louis; Frank Navin, De-
troit, and James c. Dunn, Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27

line, where Kempton missed field
goal, but Tom Knapp, who had just en-
tered the game, breezed over with the
touchdown. Before the practice closed
Knapp and Kempton drove across the
goal line for Scther touchdowns, show
ing the varsity scoring machine at the
height of its power.
Captain Ray Bigelow, Ray Parge,
guard fifteen years ago. and Clarence
Alcott, 'O8, Joined the coaches.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27

Headless horsemen. night
prowlers and fery-visaged
pumpkins
Thrills of Halloween are
running up and down the
land
Frcst is in the moonlit corn
fields-they're bobbing apples in
the dining room-ventureso
maidens are walking downstairs
backwards.
What is the wide world COM
ing to?
Mos of it to the Abercrombie
& Fitch store. where the true
Hallowe en- spirit is rampant.
Dinner favors. sporting SOU
venirs, freside games. guns for
the quail and coons warm
sweaters and jackets and suits
and caps and coats.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Richc.ts and McCov Win

CHICAGO. Oct. William Rick
etts, of Flint, Mich, defeated Charles
Setback, of Torrington. Conn. 1925 to
lO9 to-day in the national pocket bill
lard tournament Mccoy, of Richmond.
Va, won from Charles Weston, Of
Pittsburgh. 1875 to 1O1.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
'Cross-Countrv Run.OH
EASTON. Pa Ocf % The

EASION, Pa, Oct. 26.-The dual
'oross-country race scheduled for here
tomorrow afternoon between Lafayette
College and Muhlenburg College was
called off by the latter tonight. This
leaves Lafayette College without a meet
for two weeks
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Prep Schools to Clash

Lawrenceville and the Hill School
play their annual football game at
Ohio Field. New York University
Heights on Saturdav
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Halloween Items

Everything that appeals
to the spirit of games and
healthful jollification.
Combination game chests. to
accommodate the varied tastes
Of house party.
Poker tables and chips.
Cigar and cigarette cases.
holders and humidors.
An unlimited variety of smok-
ers' articles which Will appeal to
sportsmen. for use in the held or
IN the den.
Dunhill-pipes, ash-receivers
and smokers stands-ideal ia
vors.
Roulette wheels and cloths.
Bridge sets, chess, checkers
dOninOcs. -
Mir Miniature billiards, folding
travel clocks, wrist watches
knives, and carving sets Of STAN,
less steel. '''''''-
Leather travel goods Of shawl
SKIN, elephant hide, ostrich and
Tantalus sets, cocktail sbakor.
ana English metal TASKS
-, Motor luncheon cases a,a
lhermos bottles. anu
travelling bags, suit cases k;t
bags dressing cases, steamer
rugs and deck chairs. N''''ei
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Empire City Entries

FIRST RACE -- Two-year- -olds; selling
about six furlongs.
COIo Thornhedge lis tsas) Miss Petite . loo
999 Wise Dove lo5' 1889 Master Jack. lo5
loSd' oSa Crimson l02 l9s.' Plsm1et'c lHS 100
1lOl Ocean Swell. loqlloas Santa Clalts. l2
1913 Episode ......ll2ilo77 fringe ......... l09
loSaa 'segurola .llOllO54 Superb .........llC
SECOND RACE-Three- -year-olds and up
ward claiming; the Highland Purse;
about six furlonRe.
lo.s Aes Of Acss los oo!s) Lads Love: ~
lo4s' Hendrie .Ms 49,, Res.l Lodge. IL 4
1887 T d'Honneur. .ll7
THIRD RACE-Three- year olds and up
ward; the Fearnaught Handicap; claim
ing one mile and q quarter
lo94s Am. ssldier. 100 lOa2' Great Gull ..l los
ward the kingsbridge lightweight Han
dicap: $4,000 added; about six furlonSs
looa Sea Mint ......lls 1887 Dunboyne 127
1899 Ticklish los loa3s Wyoming lis
1899 Vice Chairman llo los7 L Brighton i3o
1887, Daydue no No99) Krewer .......ll9
FIFTH RACE-Four- -year-olds and up
ward: claiming one mile and six
teenth
e7o' Sammy Kelly. lo3 1888 Auerisk ...... ,os
lo42 'Walter Mack. lo3 1919 Marion Honns 90
1893 Alma r. ..... y5
SIXTH RACE-Two- year olds: claiming
five and half furiongs.
1889 Tout Or ll2 1922 DrsftsmAn ...los
1912 Walk Up ....l slloso Frtppeiy ....iOs
los5' 'Jamaica Belle 100 los5' Lady Alsy ...io5
lols Lyric ........ lo3llo5+ Goo ,BoSee. .. l22
loi2' Fading star. .ll2IloS5s Machine Gunner liz
Five pounds apprentice allowance
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27

r or Halloween or Thanks
giving, Or any Of the davs in
between.
Abererombie & Ti.ch salts
capes, topcoats. motor coats and
storm coats, for each member Of
the family.
Tweed, homespen and Thorn
tweed suits for inen, women.
boys ard girls - for traveI
country and town.
SHOOTING suit, riding clothes
Camel ha.r and fleece over
coatsIs&n or plaids-and M
ported English sporting toncoate
"omen's tailored suits in plajn
coiors--'nade to measure and
ready for service. ''
With special Abercrorabie {.
fltch nat, hosiery. boots, gloves
and Furnishings.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27

Write jor rea Booklet
S"olr'sg liens aHG Womens
autumn Spor' Ciofies
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
EVENING CLOTHES
At J he Man Shob

broad that almost at an hours or a half
hours notice, man may go from here to
formal function, attired correctly, in
weN-cut garments, whose fit. lines and
appearance give no indication that far
more time has not been spent by the
Wearer to secure their unquestioned cor
reCtness Of effect.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27

sesm went the the first quarter. but had 70
es.cq BACK rounding the bsud but as ain and
Wy scnf race
New-York tribune., 1920-10-27

!. e. s.g D Q IlsF ~
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-20
REVIVAL CARRIED
TO OIL MILL HANDS
SOME SEVENTY NEGROES ENJOY
ED SINGING AN SERVICE.

The seventy odd employees OF the
Southern Cotton Oil Company, most
Of them colored, enjoyed the Butler
singing this morning and meeting
over which IAav Wallace Wear pre-
sided.
This was the first of the kind and
one which brought a manifestation
of real pleasure from the large NUM-
ber of mill employees. There were
soc ten or twelve of the revival lead
ers who went and assisted in the
meeting. Rev. Mr.. Wear and Mr.
Butler got real pleasure out of the ~oc-
casion and the laborers We're likewise
in regular 'rousement' revival
spirit.
The noon prayer meeting was held
at the Jennings Drug Store was in
deed impressive and was well attend
ed
Meetings this afternoon and tonight
will close the weeks efforts. The
Sunday service will be turned into a
real revival it is hoped, and at the
Mems Bible Glass Sunday morning a
great meeting is expected.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-20
AMERICAN Jews
give Big sums
Also People OF All creeds Respond
Literally In Giving For Relief
OF Suffering Ones

Atlanta, Ga.-(Special) )-Prelimina'
ry to the beginning of the drive of the
Jewish War Relief Campaign, Feb
ruary %, for 100000 in Georgia, To-
cal committees conducting the cam
paign will be named in every city of
the state with a population Of over
1000 persons. Several organizations
have already been perfected and
subscribed. 1t is the plan Of the
state committee of which V. Fl. Krieg-
shaber is chairman, to complete all To-
cal organizations this week. This has
already been done in Augusta, Macon,
Columbus and several other Of the
smaller cities and towns Of the state,
The Jews of America are raising
$35 900, 600 for their starving kinsmen
OF Eastern Europe numbering 6000.-
600, the majority Of whom are old men
and children There are many Chris
tians whose charitable work knows no
creed who are subscribing literally to
the campaign according to reports to
the state headquarters here. The
campaign for the suffering Jews of
Europe was launched following reports
from there made by the Hoover Com
mission and other government Off
cials and representatives. of the Joint
Distribution Committee for Jewish re-
lief Many actual photographs show
ing the horrible conditions existing in
the foreign countries were brought
back to America by those interested
in preventing death from cold and star
walton.
Committees organized in Augusta,
Macon and Columbus have already be-
gun active work with several subscrip-
tions reported. In organizing these
committees many vivid stories of the
horrible sufferings in Europe We're told,
not only by those connected with the
campaign but by local men who are
in touch with foreign conditions be-
cause of having relatives or friends
there.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-20
WOMEN SEIZED ON
THE STREETS

With Indigestion should go to the
nearest drug store and procure a
pottle of Herb-O-Lax Tonic, he sue
cesful root and herb Tonic for, In
digestion, Bilious, Attacks, Dis
pepsia, Constipation, Catarrah Of the
Stomach, Rheumatism, and a bad ran
down system, Herb-O-Law is Won
Iderful Influenza preventative Why?
Because it acts on the liver and kid
neys builds up that run down system
and purifies the blood, ask someone
who has used it. Mr.. Geo, Wilson, uf
Tallahassee, Fla, A Man 81 years
cid says he got more results out
of one bottle of Herb-O-LaX than any
medicine he has used in 80 years.
He was suffering from Indigestion
bilu hluhCg llOuDlCJ anu lcilui any
his system was in a very bad shape,
lnow if .Herb-O-Lax helps people this
old it will help you, Herb-O-Lax is
first class preparation and is sold
in all modern drug stores and as a
pecial inducement. To get y9u to
try HerhO-Lax we are going to give
you soc bottle of the Herb-O-Lax
Healing Oil with every bottle of
lHerb-O-Lax Tonic you buy this week
and we are going to let yea have
the $150 bottle of Tonic For $104
that is saving of 95c cents to you,
Sstart now don't wait until too late
1t is just fifty years since the me-
1ical profession was opened to wo-
| men in Sweden
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-20

w II We have
in the volume
This
IL tomakeo oun u e
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-20
SONG SERVICE AT
PRIMITIVE CHURCH
THE REGULAR MONTHLY SER
VICE WILL BE LARGELY At
TENDED.

The vocalists of this and adjoining
communities will have warm wei
come Sunday afternoon at the Print
tive Baptist church here when the
regularly monthly song service will
be held.
The old time songs as well as the
best new ones are sung at these ser
vices and the good singers of the coun-
ty and community usually attend
Everybody is invited to attend this
service
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-20
INVESTIGATE ABANDONMENT
VIRGIN ISLE COAL STATION

Washington, Feb. 20.-The abandon
ment of the Virgin Islands and the
capital, ST. Thomas. as a coaling sta
tion Tor shipping boards vessels, was
investigated today by the joint con
gressional committee studying the Wiz
gin Islands administration problems.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-20

Dent stop using vegetables in the
winter. Use those which you can grow
with little care in your winter gar
den. Use canned vegetables which
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-20

you may save during the spring, SUM
mer and fall. Dried and brined or
pickled vegetables make attractive
p'N"AN
food
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-20

A back rest for motorcyclists to be
fastened around the wrist from the
handle bars of machine has been
in England.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-20

1t is just fifty years since the me-
dical profession was opened to wo-
men in Sweden.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-20
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

EASTERN TIME
Arrival and Departure Of Passenger
Trains, CordeIe Union Depot
The following schedule figures pub
lished as information and not guar
inteed