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when his ship, the destroyer Jacob
Jones. was sunk by submarine, and
then presented Il letter from Mr.. Dan
lels asking the admiral what recon-
mendation he had made for medals for
Commander Bagley and other officers
of the Jacob Jones.
Admiral Sims said he replied that
in cases where commanders of de-
stroyers won actions against subma-
rines special distinction were recon-
mended, but that he did not recon.
mend any special distinctions in eases
where the action resulted in de-
feat
Declaring that he had read state
ments in the press that he had rec
commended every officer on his staff
for d. S. NJ. the witness said he
had recommended only 10 officers for
that decoration out of 2O2 who were
on his staff.
He characterized the services Of these
officers as of paramount Importance,
and reviewed their records to show
why he recommended them for decora
tions.
whatever Of recognition, praise Of
credit l may have gotten out OF thi!
war, belongs to the officers of m!
staff" he declared. y only claim th
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-16
POPULAR VOTE Of
CONSTITUENCY SENDS
CLEMECEAU TO REAR

Paris, Jan. 1j.-Prcmicr Georges
Ciempaceau wor, down to defeat a,
lne hands oi his countrymen today in
% caucus Of the senate and chamber
Of deputies to choose a candidate fer
the presidency cf the republic. Mr..
Clemoncoau thereupon announced his
withdrawal from the contest and ask.
ed his supporters to cast their votes
FOR the reelection of President Poin.
care.
Senators and deputies, after the eau.
Gus in which Paul Dcschanel. presi-
dent of the chamber, led the premier
by I9 votes, generally expressed the
opinion that the vote means the eli.
mnation from public life of the faith
Ter OF victory" Premier Clcmenceau
being neither "a senator nor n deputy
VI. Clemcnccau's friends are already
searching for another candidate. as
President poiucare is reported 10 have
refused to aCcCdc to the demand Of
a doputat!on of senators and deputies
that he be a candidate for reelection.
He IS said TO have renewed cmphatl
eally tho expression Of his dctermina
ton not To he "a candidate.
Never before in the history of presl
dental elections in Franco has a plen.
larry caucus been attended by such a
large number Of deputies and scna.
tors, S2l out of 99I being present.
/ Heretofore it has been the custom
To call caucus only Of the parties
| Of the left but member NJ. Deschanol
stands as the chosen candidate both
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-16
Re G|NALD De KOVEN
COMPOS Err Of ROBIN
HOOD DIES At CH|CA CO

Chicago, Jan 1G.-Reginald de kov'
en-, famed as the composer Of Robin
Hood, and other operas and songs,
symphonies, and as an orchestral con-
ductor, died of apoplexy at a supper
dance here early today. He expired
while guests at the homo Of Mrs.
Joseph Fish on South Shore Drive
were hailing the success of his latest
achievement. the recently produced
grand opera Rip van Wrinkle.
The party had attended a theater.
Mr.. De Koven took merry part in
the festivities and none noticed that
he was indisposed. After dance he
seated himself and chatted about his
|. work.
This is n wonderful time for me, -
Ihe said. RIP van Wrinkle pleases the
public immensely"
The music started again but he
did not respond. Instead he leaned
back on the couch on which he was
sitting. One Of the guests tapped
him on the shoulder, bidding him to
dance, but he gave no sign.
DR.. Ludwig, member of the par
ty, hurried to his side and made a
hasty examination and told the party
that its chief guest was unconscious
from apoplexy.
"IIe was dead within ten minutes aft
er the stroke" said DR.. Simon.
MIR. de Koven who had been here
for several weeks experimenting the
production OF his opera, rip Van
Wmkle," was attending a dinner at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Fish, when
he became suddenly i'll. He died with
in few minutes. The body was
taken TO the home OF q brother.in.law
Robert c. Mccain.
Mr.. dc Kovcn, was the founder OF
tho Washington symphony Orchestra
of which he was also conductor. He
was the composer Of Il number OF
OPERAS. and also had written music
for orchestra and piano. A number
Of songs, including "Oh Promise Me-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-16

30 not wait; Open that Account now
The Savings Habit is u GOOD Habit
This Bank will help you cultivate IT,.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
or ARDMORE
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FEJECTED BY OWN
KIND, DEP 0RTED
RE EDS N AY SAIL
j UNTIL REACHING
DAVIS LOCKE R

Helsingfors. Thursday. Jan. 15.--
Radical agitators deported from Amer1.
ca will be carefully examined before
they are permitted to enter Russia
according to a statement made to
the correspondent of The Associated
Press, by NJ. Klishlte. secretary Of the
soviet delegation at Dorpat. NJ. Klish-
Ike, and his colleague NJ. Benkendorff,
were asked what Russia would dc
rope on board the "sovict ark" Bu
ford. They professed to be uninformed
on the subject. but said
"Soviet Russia will not allow itself
to be used as a dumping ground for
agitators from America"
Officials are still waiting at Hangc
for some word relative to the arrival
formation AZ yet. Pending the result
OF negotiations the Finnish govern
ment is believed TO be conducting with
the soviet government Of Russia, re.
garding the disposition of Emma Gold
man and her party, they will be kept
on board. Arrangements have been
made, however. to entrain the party
for the Finnish border and II Is stat
"a United States immigration officials
who are aboard the Buford will ac
company them to the frontier.
~ Finland, in accepting custody ol
ythe party, is said TO be planning tr
= use tho prominent members for the
purpose OF securing the exchange oi
Finnish political prisoners held il
soviet Russia. As it is regarded un
certain whether the bolsheviki vii
consent to receive all members Of the
party, considerable speculation ha,
been caused by the question whether
those denied admission will be turned
loose between the Finnish and soviet
lines TO shift the best they can. It !;
understood the Buford will not leave
Hango until TIE party has crossed
the Finnish border.
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"FiIl the Goblet Again For We Never
Before Felt the Thrill Which Now
GladdenS our Heart to the Core

New York, Jan. 1G,--Tho bibulous
fraternity in New York, having stay
ed up all night ut the wake Of John
BgrlIycorn, In the cafes and hotels
along the White Way, put on its
deepest mourning today in propara-
ton for the final obsequles, at mid.
night.
Statisticians were silent as TO the
exact shrinkagc In the liquor supply
here, as the result OF last night 5
well attended preliminary services, but
it was admitted that there was
enough remaining to provide for all
today, no matter how firm the dc.
termination might be to leave not
drop undrunk upon the dawn of
the dry era.
The revelry in the fashionable ho.
tells and restaurants last night vas
declared to have put to shame all
previous celebrations of a similar na-
ture in New York. But the mourners
declared that last nights affair was
only Il tuning up process for the
last farewell tonight. Liquor brought
almost unbelievably high prices, but
thar apparently was the least Of the
worries of the thirsty.
While the swan song for Demon
Rum is being chanted tonight there
will be celebrations of a different
character in many churches. Special
services will be held and chimes at
midnight viii ring out the old and
| ring in the new
Officials as a rule managed noC
be looking at the long package par
adcs." today, solemn warnings were
issued by Col. Daniel l.. Porter OF
the United States internal revenue
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Marine Repel Attack.

Washington, Jan. 16.--United States
marines and Haitien gendarmerie yes.
terday repealed an attack on Port au
Prince, the Haiten capital, by force
of 800 bandits, more than half of
whom were killed. wounded or cap.
tured after being pursued outside
the city.
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ASK FOR COMMISSION 70
ACT ON SHiNTUNG MATTER

Honolulu. Jan. l6.--Thc Japaucsc
foreign office has announced that Il
formal note will be sent to China,
asking the appointment OF a commits
sion to negotiate with Japan regard.
ing the restoration of Shantune. &C.
cording to n Toxic cable dispatch to
the Nippu Jill, q Japanese language
newspaper here.
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and "A Recessioral' were among his
works,
Among dc Koven's best known op
eras are robin Hood" THE Mandar.
in" "IIer Little IIghness," and "The
Wedding Trip De Koven was born
ut Nliddlctown. Conn, April 3, 1861.
Mir. de Koven gradutced from Ok
ford in 1880, and studied music in
Stuttgart, Florence, Paris and vi
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heavyweight Mai Artists.

Omaha, Neb. Jan. 1.-two Ne.
braska wresters. Joe Stecher and John
Pesek, will meet tonight for the first
time. They are both contenderS for
the heavyweight championship.
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MISFORTUNE TRIES THE SOUL

fellow citizens
humiliation
he fought with
them.
His will he Thrift Edition of The Arlmoree
published Sunday, January %. Look this
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service, that the iaW would be risidly
enforced in every particular com
mcncng one minute after midnight.
The revenue officers will be assisted
by the police in watching for viola
lions.
Chicago, Jan. lG.-Spoctacular rob-
berries marked the early hours Of pro.
hibition eve here. In one case six
masked men bound the yardmastor
and Waterman Of the Pennsylvania
railroad, drove six tranmcn into II
shanty and took between 5000 and
$1OO, O0O worth Of whiskey from two
box cars.
In the other several men held watch.
bay with rcvolyers and rolled alcohol
from warehouse to q waiting auto
mobile truck. Their booty was valued
at $1,000,
Peoria, H., Jan 16.-Peolia for
half "a century the greatest distilling
center in the world, today along with
everyone else is helping bury old
John Barlcycorn, but mourners are
chucklmg as they help do the job.
Predictions Ct business stagnation be-
cause of old Jonus death all have
gone wrong. Pcoria's great distilling
plants are being converted into fool
product concerns. More men will b.
employed than ever before Distillery
T. int Of Al
business lines and today Peoria is en-.
joying Il building growth and CONNER
/ cial growth such as it never before
mas experienced. SO everybody's hap
} ny.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

HOME BUYS S-rocm brick house north, and large lot. double garage: 5000 cash will handle; in Chelsa.
 Groom pebble dash house on North Center. all furnished in every way. The best that money can buy Possession at once. For a buy look it over.
 Groom brick near capitol; large lot. Possession at once. Price S4,250. Lots of fruit and grapes. Cash s1.o0o.
 Groom pebble dash brick, west. A fine, neat home; s2,00O cash will han dle.
 10-room brick. west, and lots with fruit; s2,000 cash will handle.
 1o-room house. west, and lots with house in rear. For an investment and income look it over.
 6-room brick. west; all for S4,o00, and S2,000 cash. Some buy at that.
 For homes and good city homes we have them. Drop around at 23 West Monroe.
 CAPITOL CITY REALTY co.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

FOR SALE-BeautifuI six-room home on Coronado road; strictly mod -ern; large lot; garage. chicken yard. etc. See B. H. Dodt w. Adams: phone 1246. dd
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
A Fine Investment

The true value of this property can only be realized by seeing it. It is on w. Washington St. near the Capitol. and the lot Is worth practically as much as the price of the entire prop erty. It has a 5-room modern resi- dence in good condition. Fine old shade and nice lawn, and can be bought for s4,000, with small pay ment. Balance terms. See us regard ing this.
 TOLLESON OR MAXWELL 10S N. Central Ave. Phone 42s2
 dd
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

FTVE-ROOM cement block, with screen room, bath, pantry, garage, hen house All Al condition. Possession immediately. Terms. H. H. Smith. owner, S06 N. Eighth Ave. Phone 1910 or 3411 tf
 A DOUBLE house with rooms on a side; centrally located; S9000, includ- ing furniture; $2000 cash: easy month ly payments. Inquire IF N. I'd ave:
 phone 1881. dd
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
S3,5OO.

4-room stucco. completely furnished including siIverware and linoleum: Ina rdwood floors in living room and all builtin features including builtin bed: has garage. cement driveway and porch Must have S2,500 cash or will take good car in as part of cash pay ment. 1219 Woodland Ave. Phone 275e for appointment dd
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
1917 Dodge, S750.O0

Excellent mechanical condition good rubber, can be seen at $. w. corner End Ave. and Washington St. It
 WANTED = A light touring car, either Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge or Over lard. Must be in good shape and the price right Phone 3519, or call at 136 x, Center. dd
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

: WANTED-Some one who wants to Luy a home cheap who would take care of children part of the day. Ad. dress P. O. Box 1921. dg
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
S26OO.OO

place is exceptionally well located near Monroe school and the high school. Has fine ola shade, a good neighborhood. Can bs handled tor Sl 800.
 MAXWELL OR TOLLESON
 10S N. Central Ave. Phone 42S2.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
S5OOO.OO

Will buy a dandy suburban home, made of hard brick, with large con- crete front porch: the living room and dining room have oak floors and extra nice built-in effects.s This place has s large living room, dining room. kitchen, inside bedroom, large screen room. kitchenette, hall and bath. has all city conveniences except gas, and this is assured at early date on ac- count of the place being near the site of the new Country club The lot is i5x1S5. faces east, is in an addition which has all the sidewalks in and has sewer connection direct with the In dian School sewer Is only blocks from osborn school and is on the In dian school ear line. The cash pay ment is only $1.150. The owner is leaving the city and we predict that this place will be sold within the next two or three days. If you are inter ested. see LIS at once.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
For Sale Houses
S6OOO

Two family brick house, well fur nished, on paved street and car line, cement porch and walks. One side now rented for $50 month. $2.0o0 will handle. Capitol addition
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
S65OO

New 5-room and screened porch P. D. house; every built-in feature to the minute; all hardwood floors, finished in battleship gray; best house for money in Phoenix; fine garage: cement walks and sidewalks; near high school. g., 300 will handle.
 PANTHER CITY REALTY co. 9 w Monroe St Phone 649. dg
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
S42OO

5-room brick P D. house and 2-car garage; all built-in features. hard wood floors. fireplace. cement porch and walks and sidewalk. $250O cash will handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

NEW 5-room frame, strictly modern. including basement: cement walks: all in fine shade: only blocks from car line: in northwest part of town. can be had for $500 cash and $40 per
 month: would rent for s60. Inquire IT. x. 2d Ave, phone 1881. dd
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
S6O0O

rooms and screen rooms. 2-story brick house and Scar garage; large cement porch and walks; large lot. 100x1371 F: fine lawn and shade: 1 block from car line. in Capitol addition. S2600 cash will handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

TO THE SPECULATOR OR THE MAN WHO IS LOOKING FOR AN INVEST MENT. WE HAVE
 LONE DOUBLE BRICK, WELL LOCATED. CLOSE TO CAR LINE PRICE s4.000 FURNISHED. s1.250 CASH. "A GOOD FIVE-ROOM BRICK, WELL BUILT TT WILL COST MORE TO BUILD THE HOUSE THAN THE PRICE ASKED 20 R THE PROPERTY: s3.000; s1 1000 CASH: BALANCE EASY.
 ZINE ROOMS: LOTS ON CORNER. PLENTY OF SHADE. AN EXCELLENT APARTMENT PROPOSITION. THIS IS A GOOD ONE. LOOK IT OVER
 WALKER REALTY co. 315 w. WASH. PHONE 627.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
S225O.OO

Will buy nice 4-room frame, To- cated northwest, close to car line. Has nice fruit trees. grapes and lawn. s1, 900 cash will handle this property.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

MAXWELL OR TOLLESON los N. Central Ave. 10S N Central Ave
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-08

The village officials are unduly
troubled over the letter from State
Fire insurance Commissioner Joseph
G Brown. 1t is their job simply to go
ahead and do the best they can with
the material and money they have
available. Tho village of Benning-
ton has been growing and spreading
out on the outskirts. Other villages
have had the same experience and
have had 70 take steps TO meet the new
condition and Bennington has had no
more difficulty in doing this than the
others. The old volunteer fire de.
partment in Bennington has served
its purpose nobly and does yet when
1T once gets into action, but the
garage fire proved that a combination
CT circumstances and conditions may
arise under which all three compan-
les may be delayed In time OF need
The Banner does not feel sure that 1t
knows what ought to be done but is
inclined to believe that the three
'rncks should be concentrated at one
point and sleeping quarters provided
three for at least three men qua fled
to keep the trucks in order and get
them to fire in the shortest possible
time. This sort OF service would
have to be supplemented by call men
or volunteer companies to provide
fighting force. Such a plan would
tend tc break up the old fire compan.
les and for that reason there is
feeling in some quarters that it viii
be easier to keep up the necessary
volunteer aid by allowing each COM
pany TO retail its truck and arranging
to have. two men sleep at each build
ing The state commissioner should
move o secure, If possible. lowering
of rates here In view of what we have
paid in proportion to loss during the
past twenty years, but there should
be no feeling of resentment against
him because he also seeks improve
ment in service Mr. Brown is him
self an old time volunteer 6remen,
we believe, and knows the difficulties
that must be overcome.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-08


|. is amusing for "us countrymen'
to read In the city papers of the fuss
they make in the great cities over a
snowstorm. New York has more
troub' over ten inch fall OF snow
than Vermont villages would with
1hree feet The single track Rutland
RAILROAD can run trains and do bust
ness under snow conditions that
would put the great New York Cen
trail and Pennsylvania systems out of
business for two. weeks. In time of
winter storms it IS always noticeable
hat the trains from, the south ere
much more delayed and more often
cancelled than those from the north.
SIX inches of snow steps traffic in New
York streets while 1t takes at least
four to six feet TO keep Vernon. doc
tor from getting to patient in time
OF urgent need. Stories of the great
snow blockade in New York and Bos-
ton maks us laugh. Those city rubes
Eough: to come up into Vermont and
take lesson.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-08
West AfrIoan superafIt.on.

In West Africa it is not unusual to
see native crouched over stream
talking TO the spirit OF the Water"
and in that country, too, the traveller
is unwise who looks behind him at any
sudden sound, for he will probably be-
kold "A narive with the Fangaree
charm and viii see him beat with
bamboo hammer upon tiny drum
held above q live animal. AS the trar
eirr looks around the charm is struck,
and It is Tire belief of the natives that.
wlAteycr pHrt Of III" animal Is injured,
.lio hunGn victim M'!l suffer in the
s1inA rarian
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-08
MONDAY. FEBRUARY .. 1870.

Every little while there is serious
proposal from the great city of New
York that 1t be made state by itself
so that it can govern itself, city that
elected Hylan its mayor is not yet
fitted for self government. A com
mission appointed by the Ladies Aid
society of the Bucketvil'e Bap list
church could give New York and
some other chesty cities valuable
lessons in self government.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-08
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After you have taken Halls Catarrh
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r.. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-08

Are you as fully insured again st
accident. sickness or death as the aver
age piece of productive property is
against flreYi
100 Putnam st. Phone 4O4-M.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-08

To Heal A Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. 81
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-08
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Z Are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are the
result of DR.. Edwards determination
not to treat liver and bowel complaints
with calonel. For II years he used
these tablets Ia vegetable compound
mixed with olive Oily in his private
practice with great success.
They do all the good that calomel
does but have no bad after effects. No
pains, no gripping, no injury to the
gums or danger from acid foods--yet
they stimulate the liver and bowels
Take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
when YOU feel "logy" and heavy. "
Note how they clear clouded brain and
perk up the spirits. lQc and S5c a box.