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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-25
Hot Summer Sun Trying
On the Complexion
How to Protect Your Skin and Bring
Roses tOYOurC Cheeks

ter how rough and ungainly the
hands and arms or what abuses they
have had through hard work and
exposure to sun and wind, this COM
bination will work a wonderful trans
formation. Thousands who are using
it report the same results l have
had"
Miss o. C. says; My complexion
was poor and my skin rough. My
neck, chest, hands and arms were
dark from exposure. The very first
application of this wonderful Derwillo-
oatmeal combination convinced me
that my poor complexion and skin
blemishes would soon be a thing Of
the past In a few weeks all these
unsightly defects had entirely dis
appeared and l shall always use it
to keep my complexion ut its best all
the time. l have recommended it to
my girl friends and they are just as
enthusiastic over II is / am. We
all use it before going to the theater,
dances or parties and it's wonderful
what a difference it makes in our
appearance"
Mrs. G. V. writes: Oatmeal and Der
wilo have worked miracles with my
complexion. had many despised
wrinkles and a sallow, rough skin.
My hands and arms were covered
with frecldes. After eight weeks
use of Mae Edna Wilder's wonderful
complexion prescription these objec-
tionable defects have entirely van
ished. I look ten years younger and
advise every girl and woman to try
it and feel confident after one or two
applications they will use it con-
tinually and he just as favorably inn
pressed with it as l am. I recon-
mend it to all Of my friends"
NOTE-To get the best effect be
sure to follow the complete directions
contained in every package of Der
willo, and it is so simple that anyone
can use it, and so inexpensive that
any girl or woman can afford it. De
partment stores and druggists guar
antee that there will be a noticeable
improvement after the first applica-
tion or they will refund the money.
It is sold in this city at all toilet
counters under a money refund guar
antee. including Ringer and City Drug
Co's-adV
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-25
VIII Not Accept Honor

Washington, July 24.-Thomas J.
spellacy Of Hartford, Conn, who Is
understood to have been selected 20
succeed Franklin D. Roosevelt, as
assistant secretary Of the navy when
the latter retires next month TO make
the race as the democratic vice pres
dental candidate, said today he had
not been offered the post and would
not accept II II it were offered. my
only ambition is to get back to Hart
ford, Conn" said Mr.. Spellacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-25

Small, and it was stated that Doughty
had had access to the vault. There
upon circulars We're issued offering
$4,000 reward for the arrest of John
Doughty on a charge of having alb
Quoted Ambrose Small, and $4,000 for
Doughtys arrest on a charge of hav-
ing stolen the missing Victory bonds.
BY special act of the Ontario
legislature Mr.. Small was declared an
absentee and a trust corporation of
Ottawa was appointed trustee of Mr..
Small's estate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-25
CIGARS, CANDY, COLD DRINKS
AT COURT HOUSE LOBBY. WILLIE
HENDERSON.
Negro Guilty of Seven Murders

Los Angeles, July 24.-Mose Glib
son, negro, sentenced to hang for the
murder of Roy Trapp, Fullerton, Cal,
rancher, has confessed to seven mur-
ders and so many burglaries he could
not enumerate them, according to 4
telephone message received today BY
Sheriff John C. Cline of Los An
geles county from Sheriff ]. E. F..
Jackson at Santa Ana. Sheriff Jack
son has just returned from taking
Gibson to the prison at San Quentin.
San Francisco-Senator Johnson of
California declared that Senator Hard
ings acceptance speech regarding the
league of nations issue made repub.
lican success certain and his electioN
assured.
READ ARDMOREITE WANT ADS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-25

be, as usual, a campaign to win.
What is to be won. is of course, far
broader than a mere office or Of
fices. This the success so far has al
ready proved.-Christian Science Mon
itor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-25
FOR SALE

-Four cylinder five passenger Buick,
$3.50. Telford Auto Sales Co., phone
S41-adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
FIND BLACKSMITH WHO
sHoD POWDER WAGON HORSE

HackensaCk. y. j., Sept. l1.--tder.ity
Of the blacksmith who shou the horse
fourd dead near the scene Of yesterday s
explosion in New IurkS financial dis
triCt ~ known to the department of JUS
ticc according TO Il statement made here
tonight by william NJ. Mead. chief clerk
in the office of J. l. Morgan & Company.
This blacksmith. he added. claims NJ
knows the man who owned the animal.
We feel that the plot WAS prcmedi-
tated." declared Mr.. Mead, and that a
deliberate attempt was made 10 destroy
the building Of J. y. Morgan & Company
and t. Kill and inJurC as many people as
pOSsiblS Tho most likely story Uf the
IN plosiOn is that a red wagon drawn by
A horse stopped at tho left side OF the
curb facing east on Wall street, and d.
rCctly opposite the rRntex OF the Morgan
building \ man most lik"iy then set a
largo bomb. believed enclosed in The
wagon. 10 explode at - o'clock noon.
and then walked away.
We have found parts OF the wagon
and SHOES Of tho horse. The shoes arc
expected 10 aid materially in solving the
mystery Of tho tragedy. for We have
found tn" blacksmith who sh"d the
horse. and VIII" claims To know the man
who OWNS tho animal.
"A peculiar incident Of .'hc whole
affair" added Mr.. Mead. is that letter
was received on III" 18th. the day before
IN explosion. warning every one 20 stay
away from Wall street between ana j
or, the day Of tho 18TH. This letter cam"
from Buffalo. and Was sent 10y lawyer
who was believed =" have been in the
,,;,pl ~ OF a prominent foreign concern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
No Action On Governor S Rec
ommendation for Changes
In Criminal Code-2O,O 900
Copies of Registration Act
to Be Distributed

Charleston. W. Va. Sept l7..Foilow-
,nv ;hr passage Of bills providing for
~" registration Of wnmcn before the
general election IN November and the
appropriation Of money sufficient TO pay
me expense nf the special session. the
West VirEin!u Legislature adjourned to-
night at 9:45 o'clock sine die.
This extra ION lasted for three
ard onc-half day and was the shortest
in the history Of tn" state. according 10
Delegate S"ptimus Hall. VIII" has been a
member of the leg stature since me
Tho cost Of the special session was
Sl4O3h.G5. which entire amount was m
cluIrd IN the appropriation bill.
The net results of this session were:
Enactment Of Il law providing for the
registration OF women.
EnartE-cnt uf law creating an indie
pendent school district in III" city Of
Williamson.
Enactment of law approDriatinG
money u cover the expense Of the S"S-
SION.
Tho governor has signed he William
son charter bill and tho r"Elstr5 i"u biz.
Opposition 10 III" house rouS"
7lcrhod " registering women when
s"cm~d Qu'" f"rm'iahl" when IN" SON
ar ht'' DrnyIdlnS for H. -. brought
, 10 -" nouso ii delegates Thursday "'"r-
ing. melted awdy when hou@e bll! pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
LARGE CROWD (
ENTHUSED BY
THE ORATORS
Strong Position On Law En-
forcement By Gubena-
toriaI Candidate /
PAYS TRIBUTE TO
THE LABOR UNIONS
Flags Agitators Who Attempt
to Mislead the Labor
ing Men

The Marshall county circuit court
room at Moundsville was packed 70 the
doors last evening when RepupnSsans
Day by formally opening the county
campaign.
The orators of the occasion were
Judge Z. +. Morgan. the Republican
nominee for governor d OF Yves west sirS SnieS
New York magazine and newspaper
correspondent who was detailed from
Republican national headquarters IN
New York for three days in west Viz
ginia.
For more than two and one half
hours, the huge gathering listened in
tently to eloquent logical campaign
oratory. which was punctuated freely
as either Judge Morgan, or Mrs. Dorf;
scored telling points against the returns
To power Of the Democratic admfniStre-
lion. and held aloft the standards
ado pied by the Grand Old Party.
Scores Of Marshall county's newest
made voters by the ratification OF the
Anthony suffrage amendment, were 10
the audience, and the Oldest Republi.
can war horse could not have enteree
the meeting. They listened intently
10 every word. and warmly applauded
the dozens Of happy climaxes In the
addresses of both orators.
JuukO AOEk ~ A3EANoA
Judge Morgan, the candidate Tor gov
crnor. arrived in Moundsville, during
the middle OF the afternoon from Wet
Eel county. where he had addressed an
earlier meeting. He was accompanied
10 Moundsville by Major John c: Bond.
candidate for auditor Of West Virginla.
and T. VI. Mcintyre. the Republican
candidate for prosecuting attorney OF
Wctzel county. Mrs porr vent TO 70
addressed a meeting Of Republican
women voters Thursday evening
~i---r 1T Krsglow Hotel
Tho :itution Day orators were
dinner gue,-s at s o'clock At the Rrcg-
low hotel at Moundsville. where they
dined with ". c. Barker, Of Mounds
willie. member Of ihe Republican state
executive committee: Hon: J: A. Floyd.
Hon. 8. J. Hunter of AMcMechen: Major
John G. Bond. Hon. T, NJ Mcintyre OF
Wetzcl county. and A. F. Francis. Nom
Der of the Marshall county Republican
executive committee. After dinner:
Judge Morgan with Major Bond ami
Mr., Mcintyre spent q half hour In the
lobby Of the Kreglow hotel. where
large number Of Moundsville and Mar
CONTINUED on Page 1ourteen)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
M'C|intic Pokes Fun
At Bachelor" Richards

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence1
charleston, W. Va. Sept. 1f-PropoSal
Of Delegate H. c. Richards. OF Ohio
county, to eliminate the words and
age" from the house bill covering the
registration laws, which is included IN
the questions to be asked the female
voters. caused a ripple OF merrlment 70
pass through the house.
In opposing Richards amendment,
Delegate George w. McClintic. OF kan.
wha, said he could not appreciate the
personal sentiments OF my good 1rieno
from Wheeling, inasmuch as no - =
bachelor with tender feelings Tor the
ladies'"
Earlier in the session Delegate Roh-
ards introduced bill dispensing WE.
the necessity Of taking the ages OF ~
male voters who have reacneo tneH
ma ority.
My bill" Delegate Richards said n
an interview, contained the same 10
sues as are contained in house Dill nYe:
We have incorporated In II AL INK
should be incorpora ted for the purpose.
He asserted on the floor that his oo-
lection to asking the ages or women
voters is nota matter Of personal zen
timcnt as .rged by Delegate McCnn'
tic He said color and names are Buzz
lcirnt for means of identification. -,
I'VE did not consider the senate plli
after it's first reading he SAID, De
rcusc the house bill is constitutions.
The senate bill as passed and sent INTO
the house for concurrence would hnean
the registration of all voters. ent NnE
unnecessary heavy expense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
NEW YORK EXPLOSION WORK
Of RADICALS, EVIDENCE SHOWS

meut heads. officials world d.NulCc but
Ettlr Of th,' progress made 50 far "a tn"
NV st!gatlon. Attorney General Palmer
aUd Assistant Attorney General Francis
r. Garvnn. who has been in charge Of
tine departments activities against rad!-
Gals left for New York to-day to aid
Chief Flynn in tn" direction Of the case.
Tn" attorney general however. is eN-
pcCtcd 10 continue on to his home IN
S:roUds burg. Pennsylvania. after confer
cnc.S with the federal officials on the
ground
Or. Charles +. Munroc. consulting eH-
plosivcS engineer OF the bureau OF
mines. also left for New York 10 assist
the other government experts. Or. Nun
roe conducted the investigation Of the
explosion IN the capitol here y few years
ago The bureau - mines was advised
day BY one Of - experts IN New
York that marks tef' by the EXPLOSION
were similar - 'N"s" caused b" 4 S1'a
war bomb
Further danage . Eo,ernmcn; build
.rEs - not looked Cor ~ treasury off,
riais Every precauticn, however - be-
les taken N ALI partS OF The country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
Ohio Engineer On the
Stand In Gas Inquiry

Wvcr. ct Columbus rHso. a consult imE
rnrln,rr. w,s ia" only witness hoard
today 10y commissioner I."vl C,"'h".
thr master HppuInt'.. by ~" Surr"m"
court to take evidence in IN" %u'i ~
pcnnsylyanja and ONO to restrain West
Virginia from putting into effect the
Steptuc gas law.
MIR WNrr called A. a witness Icy
counsel for PcnnSyiFI":H. described Ms
qualifications as an expert "n Ia" gas
question preparatory "a his cNnmina-
non which viii continue mt" naNt
week. beginning next Tuesday morning
He alsn CAV. text book definitions ~
gas terms
ATTORNEY GEORGE NJ Kitchener. Of
counsel for West Niru.rII. ohj"Ct"d L"
the text book Definitions claiming they
were "irrclcvant and lmmatcrIal'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
Wall Street Explosion Caused
By Bomb; Deaths Number s.
RADICAL CIRCULARS
FIRST TANGIBLE CLUE
American Anarchistic Fight
ers' Put Threats In Mail
Box After Explosion

New York. Sep. l7.-RcCept by dc.
partment Of justice agents tonight "r
five radical c!rrn!arS. SiGnsd AmG FTnaI
IN a rua:i box at Cedar street and
Er"oiwaY At 1l:5S a. M, Thursday. tur-
nished the FIRST tangible clue. they Sllo,
To the identify OF she persons VII" were
responsible" for the explosion in Wall
street which three minutes later kiHeu
thirt! five persons. injured 200 others
and caused property damage running
int" the millions.
In making public III" circulars. when
were printed on cheap rap"r. : by u
inches. Chi"f William J. Flynn. II tho
bureau Of v"s,igatl"n Of IN" depart
mrut &c! justice. Called attention 10 IN"
t.,,t thai the BOMBS s"nt IN IN" nation
wrapped ia circulars announcing INC
coming ~ thu revolution and signed
''anarvh>tIr lighters.
The circulars. - which h" said h" at
tachcd IN" utmost Importance, read:
"Rcmcmh"r We will not roferat" any
longer : Fro" IN" political prisoners or
4 wIl! he sure death for all OF you.
The circulars. s"N"n by eleven inches
in size. w"r" printed on cheap paper
Chief Flynn declared they were not III
the letter box when tn" carrier made ms
rounds &, II IN a. IN. but that he found
ihc,n tncr, IN his ncNt round which was
madr ut ll'jS o'clock.
In ny opinion" ,h,rf Flynn declared,
this is not an attack on J. 7. Morgan
and company. | believe that those re-
;ponSiSlr picked out IN" financial center
in or Ter t" Great" n demonstration.
Tho striking CoIncldrnr" Of the post
cards giving notice OF the diSaSt"r ~
mon in rhc financial district by Edward
Fischer. formerly an employ" OF the
high French Cnmmis SiOn. received the
attention Of police and federal authori-
tics today although apparently mn" Gre
d"nCc - placed in the theory that nc
has any direct knuwledE" OF the cNrlo-
sion. Chief Flynn ~ tho Departments or
justice. CXprrSS"d the belief that h" waE
simply prrauoic who happened to hit
1t off right"
Fischer was Detained by the police in
Hamilton. Ontario. today uDon inf"rma-
ton furnished by his hr"thcr-tn- law.
Robert Pope Of N"w York. according 70
inflammation received hero. Pope 'old
IA" p,iir" Fischer had been IN peculiar
mental condition for some time and thni
ne believed his information aS to IA" Ap-
preaching disaster was received by
"Iurutal t"lcrsthy.'
Discovery OF IN" circulars. chief
Flynn said. makes tn" plan OF the
bomh"rS fairly clear"
''Th.y left tn" wagon with horS"
atta~hed in Wall street, having set tn"
timing device for few moments
Ia take chanc" nj mailing tho cir"u-
lars They did not want 20 throw them
into the street Is they walked away
from thc scene Of their crime" so they
stuck them in the box. Three minutes
later their bomb had exploded.
There is no doubt at All in my mind
that this Is about what happened. The
fact that the box was empty when the
letter carrier visited IL at 1850 and that
the circulars were In il at 1l:1S, :" close
70 tho time OF tho explosion. and so close
10 The .scena Of Il, carries convection. >
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18

Washington. Sept. I7.-Ev.d"nrc that
Yesterdays explosion IN. the New YORK
financial district was the work OF radI-
calls was in the hands Of the department.
OF justice lo-n.ght and agents OF the
government were searching TO- the per
sons responsible FOR tnH' crime.
William J. Flynn. chief ~ II" depart
rnAnt's bureau of investigation. who -
n New York conducting n" pr!ncipat n
curry into the explosion. reported Z" the
department during the day that every
thing pointed 10 an anarchist bomb as
the cause OF the explosion. thiet
Flynn's report which is understood I"
give detailed evidence :" support the
conclusion. was not mad" public. but
officials declared tina. n" departinent
vas ma king every rCfor; - round up ali
persons having advanrs information or
the supposed plot
How "a! from the scene Of the bomb
ing he invest CATION - Leading wa NJ,
Indicated but II VAS SAID thai radlc7 !
sa~tlo-S Of New Yr-k ""rs being S"a-"N
@. ed fCr suspects
oaInS 70 n. absence % ths depart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
Arrest Baltimore Man;
Charge Auto Theft Here

Special dispatch t" the lntelliE"n""r.
baltimore. Sept II William l..
T,:Nru. who lived IN baltimore. was to-
.I,y arrested N West Baltimore by
IIeadpuayt"rs detective Lawrence ktns
and handed over to the local federal au-
rhorrticS on the charge of transporting a
stolen automobile from Wheeling. w.
Va. tr cincinnati. .. DIXON WAS. given
a hearing by United States commissions
or Supplrc and held IN $1,000 bail for
the action Of tn" United States court for
the Western district Of Ohio.
According to the local department Of
Justice officials. they were asked about
. week ago by the special agents office
in Wheeling 10 apprehend Dixon in con
,nction with the alleged theft OF an au
tnmphnC. which had been left standing
m front OF the Virginia theatre in that
city on the night OF September last.
This Automobile was traced 10 Cincinnati.
where. as alleged. IL was offered for
sale by two men TO the proprietor Of \
garage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
MARIETTA MEN
ARE INDICTED
Charged With Conspiracy to
Defraud In Sale Of Tin
Plate Stock

Pittsburgh, Ia. Sept. l7-Grand jury
indictments charging conspiracy TO
cheat and dcfraud. was returned ,hfre
today against l.. G. Taylor. resident
of the Pittsburgh Tin Plate & Steel
company, OF Marietta. Ohio, and w. c.
Watkins former office manager of the
company. -.
N" Indictment charged that the men
sold stock Of the concern by misrepres-
rutaticn. According to authorities. more
than 81 500. OG1 worth OF the stock was
sold in western Pennsylvania, West Fir-
gInia and OHIO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
AND THE LEAGUE
|RRECONC|LABLE, SAYS HARDING
COAL PRIORITY FOR
new ENGLAND OFF

Washington. Sept. - Priority IN
shipment Of coal hy water l" New Eng
To r"lirv" the New England coal short
age. was suspended today Ivy IN" inter
state colnmrrC" commission. Tn" order
gave pr, ference tn coal shipments
amounting approximately to l.25"."'n
tons uf coal monthly to New England
through tidcwHtcr ports.
"Th" action at IN" COMMISSION III"
commission announce is based upon
Il thnruuEh review 81 tn" coal Sl'uatl"N'
and WAS taken with III" acQul"S""nr''
Of IA" New EmEland coal committee" and
hrrauS" the coal situation IN New Eng
land had improved sufiiri"ntlN :" that
tn" present C"utinuane" Of tins "m"r-
g"ncN order - regarded as unn""cS-
SstrN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
Taxi Driver Forced to
Flee Witt 9ank RObber

Pittsburgh, Sept If. J. Sprousc,
4 Pittsburgh iaNicab driver. reported TO
authorities here today that the bandit
VINO robbed the Peoples bank at Unity,
Ia. Yesterday. was taken to that town
IN his ear He said that the man on
g,grd him to make the trip to Unity.
and that after robbing the bank, ne
bandit pressed Il revolver against rs
h,rk and forced him to speed from ne
scene. When the man left lis aulom >
bile AT Logan's Ferry Hill, SprouSe sad,
he looked aS If he had been wounI>d'
Authorities claim that John Mali"v,
who is in a New kensinGion no Sp:.ai;;
suffering from a bullet wound confessed
that he robbed the bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
Boy Killed By Shell
Fragment When Mouse
Battle Is Re-EnaCted

Camp Meade, Md, Sept. Il - VITA
tanks. airplanrS and artillery using
,,.o,,.i ammunition. the regular army re-
.n.,rtrd here today. ~ a closing feature
Of the national cnrampmcnt Of Veterans
of Eorci IN Wars. detail or "a" tSht-
my IN the Mouse .\rgonnr. IL was Il
carefully planned sham hat'!"; huI W.
mi without a casualty. carr lp0rnnuAh'
a four year old hoy. was killed Ivy
fragment Of a shell from one ct inc
nuns used in laying down the miniature
barragc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
SUPPORT ASSURED

Washington. sept l7.--ofriciais "f
the Ant-Salonn I."aGu" VIII" haNs been
IN confercnc" her" ~.r"' "Wednesday
concluded their sessions today with an
Informal "all on commissioner WEI
l,n1s or 'hc huroaH 90 Internal rcN0-
rue Trr cNrrnl's ai""or wa assured ~
rhe orEarI7ar"u.> support. AID WSS IN,
formed rhat "a affect, ", >" -"
nv The loh =" i"n- - uqShr less t''-
iators e1lsL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
BODY RECOVERED

Pittsburgh. Pa. Sept 1.-THE body
Of Michael Kosk!. a miner who was
killed two months ago when an eI-
plosion wrecked a mill at Renron. Pa.
was recovered from the mine today
The coroner's inquest into the explo-
son DELAYED until tho lost body was
found. will re held IN The immediate
Future The bodies NJ r'ght other VIC.
ms ~ tho explosion were removed
from ms ninr shortly alien the blast
occurred