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The Washington times., 1920-10-10
COX HOLDS c. 0. P.
TIDE IS AT FLOOD
Candidate, Encouraged by
Good Democratic News" Will
Invade Missouri Tomorrow.

ABOARD THE COX SPECIAL.
Springfield, ILL.,. Oct. l0.-Gov. James
M. Cox. encouraged by the good Demo
cratic news" Of the last few days.
was preparing himself today for his
stump campaign in Missouri to-
morrow. He was to speak at Spring
field today.
1t was manifest from the fervor with
which Cox has assailed the Repub-
lean position in the last few days
that he has AZ last found the opening
he has sought. and compelled his Re-
publican rival to fight with Demo-
cratic weapons. Cox said he thinks
the Republican tide has reached It's
flood and will shortly turn the other
way.
s-crvss~~xxrrexyrny 100, 900 persons
who met him In Indiana yesterday
and last night cbeered his League of
Nations platform sincerely.
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
COX CAN'T CARRY
HOME COUNTY,
SAYS 6. O.P.

Montgomery County, Ohio, Gov
erBOr Cox's own home county, will
give = majority to Harding Ms
result Of the corporation cam
paign contributions to Governor
Cox, accordingg TO &. b. Miller,
secretary Of the Republican ma
tiOpal committee. He returned to-
day from Dayton after attending
the session Of the Senate Inyesu.
eating Committee.
ut was proved beyond ques.
ton TINT the note for $4,000 signed
by Cox and paid by the Dayton
Metal Products Company when
Cox ran for governor WAS q cor
pOration contribution contrary to
the law. and that no return for IL
was ever msde," said Mr.. Miller.
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
APARTMENT FOR BABIES
RISING IN n: US BOHEMIA
Perambulator Space at Entrance and
Gardens in Rear Where Young
sters Can Snatch Forty Winks.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10-The babies
apartment house. constructed espec-
tally for the accornmod tion of fami-
lies with children was being complet-
ed on the outskirts Of Greenwich viii
lage today.
Architects have remodeled an old
apartment building providing room
for perambulators near the entrance
to each apartment and gardens in the
rear where the babies may snatch
forty winks under the shady bushes.
80 many landlords object to the
housing of babies, said the archi-
tect, "that we have hit upon a scheme
which we think will pay big divi-
dends. think many others will fol-
low us and provide conveniences for
the children who are unwelcome ten
ants in most Of the higher class
apartment houses in the city"
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
ON
.F|REBY BOY, )
Child Who Refused Candy to
Playmate Dies After Match
is Touched to Apron.

I. CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-A potential
murder case with the youngest prin-
cipals that ever appeared In the rec
ords of Cook county was turned over
to Juvenile court authorities today
for Investigation. The principals are
Dorothy Noble. four, the victim, and
Robert Scanlon. FIVE, the suspect.
GIRL DIED FROM BURNS
Littl Dorothy died yesterday at
st. AIMS Hospital from burns about
the head. face. and shoulders. Deputy
Coroner John Thumm held routine
inquest over what appeared to be a
simple case OF accident.
The first witnesses. however, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Noble. told a story of
deathbed statement that made the
case one OF the most amazing in local
history.
Dorothy was sitting on the back
stairs OF our apartment" Mrs. Noble
said. -"she had two pieces Of candy,
Little Robert Seaalsa. whe lives up
stairs. came down and asked for .
piece. The bsby would not slve hin
any. Robbie had taken q box of
matches out Of his na~thers pantry
and he Dsued then sst when Dorothy ,
started to run into the house.
"'1f yes don't give me Some candy
I'll bsrn you.' he told her. And he
set Are 20 her little dresss.n
COULDN'T PCT OUT FIRE.
"Neighbors ran, but baby was se-
vereiya burned before they could put
out the Ore. She told JUS all about II
in the hospital before she died"
On the strength of..this statement
Mr.. TAuMtA. eentinsrA the inSaest us-
til October IL. pending reports iron,
the juvenile court investigation. -
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
INDIAN BUCK, 'PICKLED,"
STICKS SELF IN BARREL
Once In. Can't Get Out, Till Police
Knock Casing to Pieces, and
Take Him to Hoosegow.

THE DAL.LES. Ore, Oct. TO-
Charley Hunt, an Indian, came here
for the fair, succeeded In "pickling'
himself inwardly Saturday and then
tried to emulate n pickle by getting
into soap compound barrel at a To-
cat laundry.
Chief OF Police Heater and n patrol
man attracted by the mournful howls
of the brave found him stuck helpless
ly In the barrel, only his head and
feet protruding from the top, the rest
of the body being wedged inside.
Fer an hour the police made ef-
fortS to free him and finally had to
knocat the barrel to pieces. The
bruised buck was taken to the coun-
ty JAN to recover.
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
PRESIDENT TO
''ExP[A|NALL"
Statement Promised Today in
Answer to Charges of Aid
Pledged Europe.

The Administration has executed
a complete and surprising change
of front in the controversy between
President Wilson and Senator Spen-
Ger. After stating most emphatically
that the minutes of the eighth
plenary session Of the Peace Confer
ence would not be made public and
that the incident was closed" Off
cials Of the White House stated that
q complete transcript OF the proceed
ings Is now In the hands of the Pres
ident.
sTATEMENT DUE TODAY.
The sentence which Senator Spen.
Ger quoted and (which put the Presi-
dent in the light of promising to send
troops and ships to Rumania does not
appear In the record" said high
official. 'In a statement today the
President will completely refute the
charges. The Senator will not have
leg left to stand on"
Complete records of the NOT. famous
session were ordered from Paris i'm
medistsly after a conference between
Norman III. Davis. acting Secretary OF
State. and President Wilson, on Thurs
day. They are understood to have
arrived yesterday.
1t wes.indicated by a high official
who had seen the President that even
II the minutes did confirm the ac-
curacy of the quotation from Mr.. VIII
sons speech OF May J. 1918. it would
not mean that he had mtslead the
public or that he conceded the ac-
curacyy Of the cOaclusion drawn from
them by l6euAfor l6pAncHr.
MIsUxDEAs1ooD. 10 CLAIM.
"The entire ISSUE" expisinsd-thS Of
P<scfxi. ~bosses upon the use u the
word force Throughout the nego-
tiAtions,s In Paris the President never
used the word force except in its
moral sense. Premier BratiAno evi.
IDENTIFY understood President Wilson rs
speaking In literal sense.
Clarence b. Miller. who conducted
the investigation Of the Presidents
statement on behalf of the Republican
National COMMITTEES, said today:
1--WE have know. froa the begin-
Mag thst PresiAent wiDssn did make
nssurs.ees such ~ described by sea-
atsr SpeHeer.
@The FresiAents denlal ean nean
only one thinG-that saything In fatr
and right and any neans proper n
70 be used tn help pat ever On the
American people Mr. Wilssn's partic-
ular brand of League Of Nationn- II
would be most amazing were II not
for the fact that the American people
are prepared for most anything fren
the President"
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
NUDE DANCING Anglers
PRUSSIAN PARLIAMENT

BERLIN, Oct I0A"The naked
dance craze" has reached such pro-
portions IN Berlin that the Prussian
parliament has called upon the gov
ernment to call a halt In the public
presentation OF naked dancing in
theaters and cabarots.
freedom has In many aspects be-
90 license" declared Deputy Ment-
eel. of the Peoples National party, In
q speech in the Prussisn parliament.
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
MRS. VANDERBILT CALLS
DEPEW'S TALK aSuLY'

SCARBOROUGH, N. Y. Oct To-
silly talk is the way Mrs. Frank
A. Vandetlip, wife OF the banker,
characterized Chauncey M. ,Depews
statement that nine-tenths of the
women OF the United states will vote
as their husbands
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
BABE RUTH?" CARUSO
NEVER HEARD Her SING

OMAHA, Neb, Oct. 10.-The world
might have lost it's prize tenor today
IL Babe Ruth had happened to be In
Nevada.
Listen to this.
The reporter approached Enrico
Caruso and inquired suavely:
What do you think Of Babe Ruth,
Mr., Caruso7"
II will have to admit that I have
never heard her sing" replied the
tenor,
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
'ENG[ISHSHOW
. HAND AT LAST
Erin's Leaders Say Premier's
Speech at Carnavon Throws
Down Gauntlet.
CRACK REGIMENTS RIOT
CoIdstreams Mass at AIdershot
Guardhouse and Demand Re-
lease of Friends.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-Ser4Ous rsstinG
broke out ut Aidershot, when 700
Irish and COldstream Guards staged
n demoastration at ntdni9ht, bat
terfng the deOrs Of the local guard
houses and demanding release Of
their imHFfsOned comrades.
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
FIND 30 BODIES IN WRECK.

PARIS. Oct. 10.-Thlrty bodies have
been recovered from the wreckage OF
the Paris-Nantes express, which coll
lided with n freight train late yes
terday. IL was believed at least forty
persons were killed and fifty injured.
The express was speeding sixty miles
an hour when II struck the freight
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
BROKER OFFERS | TO 10
HARDING CARRIES TEXAS

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Five hundred
dollars was placed In the hands Of
w. l.. Darnell & Co, brokers, of Broad
street, to he wagered against $4,000
or at odds OF l to 10, that Harding
would carry the State OF Texas
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
MRS. ADELINA THOMAS,

wife Of . New York broker,
who caused the arrest Of Mrs-
Jennings, charging ,hsr with
throwing red pepper In her
eyes and temporarily binding
her. Mrs. Jennings says MIS-.
Thomas was trying 10 "vsnp"
her brother Norman.
The Washington times., 1920-10-10

Sufferers FROM indigestion. Rss In the
stomach or bloating should try MAYRs
WONDERFUL REMEDY. one dose viii
convinc& or money refunded. All druggists.
ADV.
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
BRITAIN HAS DECLARED War, Irish HOLD

MRS. ANITA BALDWIN,
daughter Of the late Lucky"
Baldwin, millionaire miner and
hOrseman. An attempt to,
poison her II blamed on dis
charged Japanese servants
The Washington times., 1920-10-10

You know that with one or two
doubtful exceptions the countries
af Europe are bankrupt. The
franc ID worth about cents. in
stead Of 20. Italian lire are worth
about Is cents on the dollar. The
proud British sovereign has lost
dollar and half Of its value. The
money Of eastern Europe. II prop
erly valued, would be sold by the
pound.
The Washington times., 1920-10-10

The Democrats, pledged, some Of
them against their will, to the in
famous League Of Nations stupid
ity, seek to disguise it's real nature.
They say that we should not be
legally bound to fight when
ordered by Europe TO do so. The
President himself, in an official
statement given out by his sec
lcontlnued on Page 9. Column 81
The Washington times., 1920-10-10
WEATHER.:

Fair sssAgAs asA Mss-
aay. Little chssse In
sea1spature. Moderate
nSssh west wtoAs- Tssa-
Deratuse az D o'clock. eo.S
AeGrees-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-13
TESTIFIED JNFANORABIIY
ME\ICO REFUSES PASSPORT 4

FL Paso, Texas. Feb. 13.--Whcn
W. r. Simmons, OF Denver, Colo,
presented his passport for wise by the
Mexican consulate general here yes.
terday ne was met with a refusal be-
cause he had testified unfayorably
TO Mexico before the senate sub.com.
Hittee investigating Mexican affairs,
two days before, according to an of.
ficial announcement made today by
Alberto Ruiz Sandoval. acting consul
general here. Senator Sandoval said
he acted under special instructions
from Mexico City.
ut is inconccivable to me that a
man should testify that conditions
in Mexico City are as bad as they
could be, on Feb. ., and then asked
to be admitted into Mexico on Feb.
H." Senator Sandoval said.
II do not question the right OF any
man to have his own opinion |
merely contend that it is illogical FOR
any one to wish to return to u coun-
try in whose capital city conditions
are so bad"
Mr.. Sims wished to proceed to Par.
raj, Chairman, at the time he pre-
sented his passport TO the consul.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-13
ALASKA MAY OPEN UP
CLAM 7 FORESTS FOR
RELIEF Of THE WOOD
P PAPER PULP SHORTAGE

Seattlc-Alaslta wants To throw
open her millions of acres Of national
forests SO that the billions of feet of
paper wood of the northland can help
relieve the pulp and newsprlnt fam
inc, Governor Thomas Riggs, Jr., of
Alaska, declared here recently
Governor Riggs was here on his
way from Juneau capital of Alaska,
TO Washington, ID. c., where he ex-
pected to help press pending lcGis-
lation intended to remove restrictions
and allow pulp manufacturers to 20
into the Tongass and Chugach. res.
eryations, the northern terriuory's
two great reserves.
Pulp and paper men are anxious
to 90 TO Alaska and establish mills
rs great as those operated in British
Columbia not far south of the Alaska
boundary line, the governor asserted.
Under the present laws the pulp
makers cannot enter the reservations
with any certainty that they will
be allowed to stay.
NlasFa's great forests stretch over
approximately $4,000 square miles, an
area nearly equal in size to the state
Of Indiana, according to estimates
made by government officials
Several hundred million feet Of
good pulp wood, including western
yellow pine, are on the forest reserves
alone.
The Tongass reserve, in southeast
ern Alaska, is especially adapted to
the manufacture Of pulp and paper
forestry officials have reported. There
is plenty Of water power, ocean har.
bors open the year round, timber
skirting the water and weather sim
liar TO that Of the Puget Sound.
The governor intends to ask Wash
ington to restore the reserves to the
national domain or TO open them to
the pulp industry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-13
Grip, influenza
Hamlln's Wizard OIL q Reliable,
kntiseptic Preventive

During influenza epidemics spray
The nose and throat several times {
day with one part Wizard Oil and
two parts water, using an atomizer.
II you haven't an atomizer, gargle
the throat and snuff the mixture UP
the nose. This treatment sets up an
antiseptic wall of defense against
"Flu" germs.
Chest colds and sore throat lead
10 grip. Stop them at once with
Wizard Oil before they can develop
into dangerous influenza.
Get it from druggists for SOC. If
not satisfied, return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache1 Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, SOC at drug
gists, Guaranteed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-13
THROWS MONEY AWAY TO
Ill USTRAT TE LOSS DUE
To CARELESS EMPLOYEES

Northampton, Mass, Feb. 13.-Sil.
yer and gold were thrown away here
yesterday 70 illustrate a talk on the
waste represented by the alleged care.
less among factory workers. The
treasurer Of a hosiery company told
the operatives that in "A week 11,760
needles, worth l IA cents each had
been lost.
The effect was the same he said,
as If $l47 were thrown from the shop
window whereupon the treasurer took
from his desk Il pile Of 147 silver
dollars and tossed them out of the
window.
six scattered under foot was as
much destroyed as If thrown away,
hc added. Estimating the amount Of
loss from this cause last wee, at $50,
he tossed gold coins among the work
crs.
Some listened to the treasurer $
later remarks, others scrambled for
the gold, while many rushed out Of
doors 10 search for the silver in the
snow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-13
BODY Of SPAN|ARD WHO
CONQUERED ONTEZUMA
LAND SLEEPS IN LITTLE
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH

| Mexico City.-Aftcr almost one nun.
dred years Of consistent search it nov
appears that the remains Of lIernandO
| Cortcs. Spanish conqucror Of Mex.
/ leo, have been definitely located in the
| Temple Of Jesus, one OF the many
/ Catholic churches in Mexico City. a
/ gold key which can unlock the mar
BILE vault containing the dust OF
''The Conquistador" and the funeral
| garments in which he was buried. "a
said to be in possession of Sonora
| Borneque dc Ia Rarra, a resident OF
/ Paris, and efforts are being made to
! obtain 1t. The key comes 10 Sonora
| Borneque as a heritage.
Newspapers here have agreed in
this connection to give absolute crod.
"nce to tho testimony of a direct
descendcnt o. the kecpc,' Of the nss.
/ pt'i CT Jesus, an annex to the tcHi-
- Of the o. me name. Flc claims 3;
have documentary evidence that m
1922 when patriotic ~ ITS planned
to take forciblc possession Of Cortes'
remains, they were saved from viola
ton and were later returned to their
. Va " 'l4tll i'HtlIlb pltlNf NflfstNH NV
main altar of the temple 1t was
this sequcstration in 1923 that couscd
students 10 conduct a search for the
hiding place, many asserting it was
in Old Spain and Others in Naples
Italy.
The restlcssnoss which drove Hcrn-
ando Corte2, Spanish courtier, to Now
! Spain and eliminated in the conquest
Of Mexico from the AXtecs in 1921,
after one of the most brilliant cam
paigns in all history, apparently con.
tinued after his death near Seville
Spain in 1547. He was buried in the
chapel of q monastery near Seville,
but in 1862, in accordance witt his
will and by order Of his son, the
remains w-ra taken to MrSico not TO
the Mexico City suburb Of Coylacan,
which had been Cortes' headquarters
during the memorable siege o. McXi-
&C City, but to the monastery Of st.
/ Francisco in Tczcuco, another village
near the Mexican capital.
The remains were moved again in
1929, this time to the church of St.
Francis in Mexico City. The transfer
was accompanied 10y the most lal 81
rcrEious pomp and ceremony eyer "e.
corded in the country. In 1894 the To-
mains were again given a new resting
| place-the Hospital Of Jesus OF Nl;-
areth, an institution founded and on
dowcd by Cortes. There was no perlol
| of interruption until n crowd Of dem
onstrants in 1928 wished to scatter
/ the remains as token Of their indo.
pcndence when a secret removal was
made anu the flame OF reyolut On
| died down.
1t is in this hospital, or church as
It i. now, that the historic cryst j
coffin secured by bars and plates of
silver and containing the dust Of
Cortes wrapped in linen embroidered
with gold, was deposited and now g
believed to await the return to MoS-
| leo of the golden key with which its
hiding place may be unlocked.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-13
WITNESSES NEWBERRY
TRIAL TROUBLED WITH
"|-DON' REMEMBER

Grand Rapids, Mich. Feb. 12.--Mt-
chinery Of the Newbcrry election c)n.
spiracy trial continues to turn slow
".
The witness valves were chokcl
with Il don't remember and mot to
my knowledge" answers and only
three men were on the stand at the
morning session.
One of the three was Claire Il. Hi :.
bee, clerk of the grand jury who
supplemented his testimony Of yes.
terday by relating his recollection Of
what James b. Haskins, one of the
Newberry publicity defendants, told
the grand jury.
Herrison Merrill, n Kalamazoo news
paper man who pleaded nolo con
tendere told Frank c. Daily the gov
crnment leader that he had done no
publicity work for the S35 week
he received for more than threa
months. Later Martin W. Litteton
for the defense refreshed his man.
cry sufficiently TO learn that some
advertisements prepared by Merrill,
in odd moments were among those
used in the NeWbery campaign.
The third witness, oscar y. I'll.
strom, Of Grand Rapids, president of
the "Bolo club Of Michigan" sal
Charles Floyd, head Of the local New.
berry headquarters had given him Sg5
10 cover expenses Of n three day
trip which was ostensibly on Polo
club business.
Judge Eichhorn drew from the
witness an admission that the Eoo
club of Michigan, was formed "soic.
ly for political purposes" Mr.. Little.
ron getting a supplementary state.
ment that such purposes were limited
to boosting the political interests OF
comrades"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-13
To Heal A Cough

Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. 35c
per bottlc.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-13
Los ANGELES WOMAN
SAYS HER MONEY WAS
SIMPLY THROWN AWAY

"My troubles have been completely
overcome since | began taking Tanac
and 1 am enjoying the best health /
have had in twenty years" said Mrs.
VI. Parker, Of 423 East Third ST., Los
Angeles, Calf.
81 spent several thousand dollars
for medicine and treatmcnts,p she con.
tinucd, "but it was just money thrown
away, for I never got any relief from
my suffering until l commenced talk
ing Tanac. I was practically an in
valid for twenty years and all my
trouble was caused by the awful con.
dition OF my stomach. A great part Of
the time I was confined 10 my bed,
simply too weak to be up. | could eat
but very little, and that disagreed
with me so ] suffered terribly from
gas. To make matters worse / was
attacked by rheumatism in my arms
ana legs which caused me no end Of
pain and misery. 1 never got n COOL
nights sleep and became extremely
nervous.
"Wen, I have Just finished my
fourth bottle of Tanlac and It Is won.
derful the way have improved.
Why, I feel so well and strong / do
all my houscwork without the least
trouble Last week l actually did the
family washing and it has been many
years since 1 did thing like that.
My appetite is fine and nothing di'
agrees with me. l sleep restfully and
get up feeling refreshed every morn
ing. The rheumatism has entirely dis.
appeared and Tanac deserves every
bit Of the credit"
"Tanlac is sold in Ardmorc by Cole
man Drug Co., in FIcaIdton by Smith.
Mcknight Drug Co., and in New VII
son by City Drug store Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-13
'3ets.It" Makes Them Loosen Up
So They Lift Off Painlessly.

There's no moro pain after a few
drops OF "Gets-ltn lands upon corn or
callus and instantly dries.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-13
ILLINOIS BANK ROBBERS
WANTED" IN ARKANSAS

Chicago, Feb. 13.-Arthur A. Pike
and Ray NJ. Watson, held by the Chi.
cago police as suspects in counec'
tion with robbery at the First Ma.
tional Bank at Mound City, Ills, to.
day admitted they are under bonds
in Pine Bluff, Ark, court TO answer
a charge of robbery there Jan. 30,
according TO the police, They were
held for further investigation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-13
NOTICE

I have sold my drug store known
ss Johnson Drug Company, TO d. C.
Sampley. l will assume all indcb
tedness and collect all accounts due
prior TO February 3.
122 NJ. VI. JOHNSON.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
LONG A BRITISH POSSESSION
Years Before the Mayfiower.
Sailed From England

The Island of Bermuda was dlscov-
cred IN 1915 by n Spnnlnrd. Juan 4.
Bcrmudcz. Nearly 100 years later nm
English vessel with Virginia eolonlsts
was shlpwrecked on the Island. which
had been known MS the Isle OF Devils
because Of the terrific storms on It's
coast. and had been stunned. Ad-
niral Sir George SOmers, leading the
vifglnlnns. died His body was taken
back to England. where the colonIsts
told the wonders Of the island. The
Virginia company determined TO colo
nizc the Islands. and hnd H. charter
amended To include islands within 800
lcagues OF virginia. As result, 90
colonlsts were sent out iu 1912. eight
years before the Mnyaower sailed.
Later the Virglninns sold their rights
10 n Bermuda company. which 50 sub
ycried the Inhabitants that they formed
n parliament nnd fought fof their
rights. Three branches Of govern
ment were devised Regulations were
most severe. and penalties were OF the
most extreme nature.