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New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
Evers Assumes New Duties

CHICAGO, Nov. Johnny Evnrs,
newly appointed manager Of the Chi
cago Nationals. assumed active com
mand OF the club on his arrival from
Cuba to-day. FVerH viii remain here
several days 10 discuss pending deals
20 strengthen the club.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
Smith Victor at Su,ash

cAHBFlOCE, Mass, Nov. ~
fooeTt smith, of Mi!aanke., won the
'auafn Tackets Championship n Hsr.
yaf1 this astrfnoon ~ defeating Herry
5anin, II Fsn Frsncisco, the var.itY
baseball player, four out If fvs set..
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
Heydler Says Game Must BE
PWged OF Dishonest Players
Executive Urges Investigation Of All Involved in
Rumcrs, Even Those Circulating Scandal; Calls
on Honest Performers to Help Cleanse Sport
BY ". |. Macbeth

Hydler president of the National League, only sub
for reform baseball expressed by Judge
behalf Of the eight club
will ouCafe possible the
cf baseball the work Of purifying
liatirr Ill., alranno
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

Follow the plan of many ,uccr,,yrI
business pecrl- yho ~, thslr rasl as ~
.nrougn Eitus,'on wanted al Ia Ths
TfibDnr.--AdYt-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

That emotional lyric still unfolds the NJ T.
Pittsburgh Penn State and Dartmouth could all
and Cornell
obe the best that Ithaca could
the cridiron
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
g 3zf7f fdSp0RTZ[. 7 II
by Gral7faf1dRiCe
(Copyrght NcW York. Tribune Ilc.)
In Review

baseball Standing
Clubs closes all where the apet of apple blossoms
belongs
There rd debate percentage
games and
football the official ranking
generally deepest shrllest
mainly question talk the oudast the longest.
In the East
all remained unbeaten They
Princeton, Harvard. Pittsburgh and Penn State
Frank Cvanaugh fine machine Boston
College, but he still has hard game left.
the others complications compica
tons that annually bar the unqualified selection champion
ship retainer.
day of game strongest
n the
That's something for Princeton.
Pittsburgh Syracuse Georgia Lafay
etc Pennsylvania Washington and Jefferson and Penn State
remained unbeaten.
That's something for Pittsburgh.
had Princeons Pittsburgh
the harder schedule.
Comparative value whatsoever
OF dollar
only IA to
merely small sample
Penn started brilliantly and finished with
had ready for Dartmouth early October
there's living who keep football
weeks They all Virginia by
points than Princeton did, but Princeton 20 beyond Yale
Unchanged
Some this emotional lyric:
When gov hear that Fre outbatted T. Raymond Cobb
And retire
When you ~ n c..
And setting the gridiron fire;
When you hear that I1e Jeyrv look
And he Smoke to his den
As ponder ii e. Reader, youN
That Cornell has copped
When graft Neu York is abolished at las
And Wagner through rt he
Fhcn haze lashed Byron ondK Keats to the mast
as hard mho is there he kick;
When that neper hare
And probnby wiN oqan
Go to 1t, &. Reader, slip n pour bet
7hot Cornell has copped
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
ROGERS PEET COMPANY

seems to US both Penn State and Pitts
burgh lost golden opportunities IN
their game last week by not putting
a player behind the punter IN order
to allow him to go down and retrieve
the ball. Conditions were SUITED %
such strategy.
Once Rcd Byers, after making the
kick, saw his chance, and, thinking he
was eligible, rushed in and grabbed the
ball, and then declared vehemently 10
was entitled to possession of it until
the official explained that the kicker
himself wasn't eligible. Both coaches,
Warner and Meehan, in the Pittsbur rh-
Syracuse struggle, used player be-
hind the kicker, and each team had %
watch the ball like hawk on every
kick.
Inasmuch az T ench. of the ANY,
swings to the side in making MS puts
it seems to us II would have been
good policy for Nilnide to have swn7c
his team over toward the left of :he
field more. Of course, this wasn't al
ways possible, but It WAS when Ffou.n
got off his two poor kicks from close
to the side lines
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

q ~ ~ ~ kA04E'
x o$ g.,
@ =
How do you measure
value?
BY shopping around?
Good!
The further you look, the
better for us.
Every day finds men re-
turning from a tour of the
town to invest in our Win
ter suits.
Prices revised through
the stock. Plenty now $50
to $50.
All our own manufacture.
#Scotch Mist overcoats
are an economy!
Two coats in one.
Smart, fairweatler over
coat.
Raincoat.
AS durable as handsome.
Have you seen the Win
ter weights with authentic
tartans woven into the un-
der side Of the goods?
Our &Conposite Derby
conforms with out CON
forming!
Warmer underwear in
cludes No. 923-our raglan
shouldered union suit that
fits without a wrinkle.
Registered Trademark
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th ST. -Four al 34tn St.
Converient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at LIST St
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
Major Pickering Resigns

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29-Is was
announced here to-day that Major
Pickering, who has been in charge Of
athletics at tho University Of Penn
sylvana for me past several years,
had resigned as graduate manager.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

Warmer underwear in
cludes No. 923-our raglan
shouldered union suit that
fits without a wrinkle.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

Our &Composite Derby
conforms with out CON
forming"!
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

Also, still speaking Of kicking,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
w. G. J. Fund for Coaches

The alumni committee of Washington
anc jefferson has raised $4,000, it il
s;|n. to pay for the instalment of
good coaching system, so that next Yea
the Presidents may be heard from. Th'
Pennsylvania he'd some of the hes
material Of any Of the elevens thi
fall, but petty fraternity politics. dis
scrsion in the ranks and agreemen
among the coaches all served to pre-
vent the team from getting anywhere
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

RalnCOat.
AS durable as handsome.
Have you seen the Win
ter weights with authentic
tartans woven into the un-
der side Of the goods?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
NJ GrawS Attack Arouses lannon's Friends
tBy j. l.. EASIENl

poHtlcal tight OF any
rhere are situations which arise which bring the
surface the that really create th MOI v b,t
direct the thoughts and the
1t IS interesting the Iamon McSraw fight that Nc.
aW has chosen TO attack the during
- ~ '-'
he float Is
II Is Lord anything Office
remember when the first Red
made the district offices located here pon.
ste JAKE H. Hamon organization
Jefferson county
The first thing he did ascertain the quota Of Jefferson
county! ana n check
tho drive was to find the homes of the
We did not know then but have to call back
upon these homes pillows blankets bedding
mad had TO do and desirable that
taken to the fireslde of
But the incident showed where lannon's only
10 committees IN Ardmore,
owned property but he willing give the
community touched alike
did their necessity
the central committee feeling the burden
slbity for
The activities Of those days implanted
hars that largely politics.
feel gave
and the whole should grateful
went into the earhs brought
poured
Of the armies field.
II is unbecoming all Of whom laid their
feet Of the people military those
charge seflshness
merely that they themselves ride into office.
!
a
have given Hamon that
service committee would have had than they could
people too much to such men to have thon
n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
BUBBLES |SE TO TOP
As POLITICAL POT IS
GROWING WARMER WITH
CON T|NUEO ST| R Rim CS

The political pot is beginning TO
boil very steadily in Carter county,
and every day now until all avowed
candidates have made formal an.
nouncement will see moro names ad.
dod to the list in the announcement
column.
Up to date seven candidates have
announced themselves il the running,
but that is only small number
compared to what will bc in the race
before the time for filing closes ana
SO far there have been no avowcd
candidates 10 announce for the office
nc state senate. but "Uncle Eul"
Young, commissioner from the first
district, John Carlock well known
local politician, and Errett Dunlap,
also we'll known in politics, have
been flirting with or are being flirt.
cG with to see what their intentions
may he in connection with this office.
None of these however. has posi-
lively stated That he would become
u candidate. but from the attitude
of al Of them toward ,he voters in
general it is generally understood that
they are in the hands Of their friends
and are more than likely to be op
punents. In addition to MessrS
Young. Carlocl and Dunlap, it ha,
been iptimated that a man from the
western part OF the county might get
in the race. in which event matter:
would be somewhat complicated anC
would add zest to the contest
There are two candidates for coun
ty commissioner from the first dis
trict. also two from the second Gis
trict with the third district yet to 10
heard from. In the first district i
Is more than likely that there win II.
a third entry rs one well known clh
zen has intimatcd that he might ~
conclusions with the otlcr two can
lda;cs. That viii somewhat scramble
affairs electrically speaking, is thu
concensus Of political opinion.
In the third district it is certain
that the present incumbent, Joe #
Taylor will bo candidate for re
election, but 1t has been reported tha
| there is n gentleman III the vicinlt!
Of Brock who Is looking longugl!
upon that office, while there may u
etil another from the western en-,
tContinued on page 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
TRIAL Of ELEVEN THE BIPARTISAN
CHARGED WITH THE COMMITTEE MAY
.ARM|ST|CE DAY SMOOTH RUFFLED
MURDERS BEGINS FEATHERS Of THE
Al GRAYS HARBORDOYE Of PEACE

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26

Paris. Jan. 26.--The reply to re(us'
ais Of the Dutch government to com
ply with the demand of the allies fer
the surrcndJ OF former Emperor VIII
liam, was the first duuJect dscu5sel
today at the initial m-Tlmg Of the
council OF tho ambassadors created 90
carry on the unJnished routine work
Of the supreme council OF the peace
conference which dIsbanded last Week.
II was decided that the French Legal
experts available should 80 into al
the aspects of the case and prepare
the reply which probably will be sub
mitted TO approval Of the council ear.
ly next week.
The discussion in tho council aid
not disclose the trend Of opinion
among the members further than tha;
il appeared to be the view that toe
legal phase Of the question had he.
come the chief one.
The council has presided over by
Premier AIllcrlnd.
Hugh g. Wallace, the American
ambassador was present with the
other members OF the body.
After disposing for the day Of :he
eXtmdition question the council de.
cidcd to give the representatives. OF
the Jugo- SlavS four days additional
time to reply regarding the proposed
compromise on the Adriatic question,
including the disposition of EYumc.
This carries the question along un.
I'll Wednesday.
The council was presided over by
StaniSlas Patsk. Polish minister OF
foreign affairs, calling attention 10
the possibility Of It strong aggressive
movement by the bolsheviki against
Polish territory and recommends;
that a plan he adopted Tor defensive
measures. The letter asked that tho
question be called to the attention
Of Marshal Foch.
The council also had before It q
note from the German plenipontcntly.
les raising certain points regarding
the makeup Of the boundary com.
missions provided for by the treaty
Of Versailles.
Tho questions were raised by the
Germans because Of the nouratilica.
tion Of the treaty by the United
states ana the consequent lack OF
american members on the commits.
sions as provided for by the peace
document.
Tho absence of the Americans also
raised u question as to the prcsi.
dcucy Of the commissions to control
the plebiscite in the Tescheu, Territory,
ON the S2echo-Slavak.Polsh frontle".
1t was pointed out that the French
member would act, pending the quail.
.icatlon OF the American member
through the ratification Of the pact
should such bc taken by the United
states government
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
REPORT THAT AMERICAN
ENGINEERS AND NUMBER
OF RED CROSS NJ RISES
CAP PTURED BY BOLSHEV|K
lem A | Ms UKCON F|RMED

Washington, Jan. 2G.--No reports r..
garding the capture, by bolshevki,
of a grouI of American railway ensi.
neors and a party Of American Red
Cross workers at Kiuchinskaya, re.
ported in press dispatches from Chita,
Siberia, had been received today by
the state Department, War Depart.
ment or at national headquarters of
the Red Cross.
The Colonel Elunt referred TO IN
press dispatches as having been cap.
tured was believed at the war dc
partment to be Frank Roscoe Blunt.
of plansfeld, Mass, member of tho
stevens railway commission.
Al the time he joined the Stevens
commission, Mr.. Blunt, major IN IN.
engineer reserve crops, was general
manager of the Chilean national rail.
ways. Previously he had been gener.
al superintendent Of Chicago and
Great Western road.
At Red Cross headquarters records
showed that the Captain Charctte re.
ferrod to as captured, probably wa.
Edward Hercules Charettc, a pharluA
clst of stockton, CAL, who went over
with an early detachment. There was
no record OF Miss Ford, also report.
ed captured. II was assumed she hac
joined the Red Cross staff in Siberia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
SELLS CITRIS
LAND ON YUMA MESA

Washington Jan. 9G--Thc recent
public sale Of lands on The Yuma
Mesa, Arizona, which are described
as particularly adapted II the groH.
ing Of citrus ana other semi.tropical
fruits. was decided success. The
total OF the sales amounted approxi.
mately to $l,s10.OO0, and buyers were
present from all parts Of the coun.
Try one tract Of 90 acres was pur.
chased and will be developed by army
officers from Washington. y. G.
About LOO acres OF the first unit
remained unsold ut the close of the
auction, and Secretary Lane has au.
thorized the Reclamation Service at
Yuma, Arizona, 70 receive bids for
these farms until June 10, 1920, unless
sooner disposed Of.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
HELP FROM OUTSIDE
ALLEGED IN OKLAHOMA
CITY JAIL DELIVERY

Oklahoma City, Okla, Jan. &c.
Three prisoners, held on federal
charge, escaped from the county jail
here some time during last niTht
through n basement window, the iron
bars OF which had been sawed.
Emmett Holway, was the federal
prisoner, held on change Of count.
erfeitlng.
The other two, Frank Ellsworth and
A. Il. Burwel were arrested here a
few weeks ago. in roundup OF u,
legged automobile thieves.
The police. who discovered tho cs.
cape this msrning. believe the bars
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26

Washington, Jan. -. Fate Of the
negotiation for compromises in the
scnat' peace treaty deadlock, hinged
on today's meeting OF the bipartisan
committee, composed Of five dem,
Gratis. ana four republicans who have
been holding series OF informal con.
ference In an effort to adjust differ
"nccS between the fOcs and friends
OF th" pact. Senator Lodge, republ
can leader, who spent the week end
IN consultation with his colleagues.
tad ready m announcement as to
tho limit tho strong rcservationsts
in his party would 80. in compromls.
ing with the democrats on the social.
cd Lodge reservations" the basis
ui tht bipartisan conferences.
Before tnc meeting there was said
no decision had been made as to what
c'ssionH The republicans were wIll-
ing 10 make, but it wns thought by
III" democrats that no change involv.
ing the principle Of the two princi
pal reservations at Issue would be
permitted Any change In these, AR.
t'clc Ton OF the league OF nations
and the dealing with the voting powe +
in the league. II was said the demo
Gratis would bc told must be con
fined 10 language only.
The position Senator Lodge assum
ed was Said to have the approval of
It majority of the republican member
/ ship in the senate, including Senators
johnson, OF California, and Rornh Of
Idaho. az Wcll ~ others Of the group
who have opposed any modification
Of tho reservations which the demo.
Gratis Of the list session declined to
accept.
/ After the republican leader sets
forth his stand the next move wi !
/ hc up to the democrats There was
no Indication as TO how they would
receive the offer Senator Hitchcoct
/ Nebraska, leader OF the admlnis,rn
lion forces, said he was hopeful, but
not confident OF the outcome of the
meeting today. Should the democrats.
refuse 10 accept the republican pro.
| pGSals as a basis OF an agreement,
! ii was believed in some quarters that
/ further committee conferences would
he called OFF although the final breul;
I might not come for several days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
FROM FOUR-B|TS PER
DAY AND FROM COUNT TRY
EDITORS DESK TO THE
PR|NCELY IN COM Is OF
$25O,0OO FAC \ IS THE
.STORY Of THESE MEN

Our modesty prevents us from 'a2.
ing more, but there are two members
OF the Ardmorcite Board Of Directors
whose lives have been tried by harl
work and poverty and who have over
come every obstacle.
Roy NJ. johnson had Il college e9u'
cation, but when he started out 20
learn his trade as a printer he work
ed at five cents an hour. Month
after month he worked at these
wage and when he had finished he was
the best linotype operator in the coan'
try He has set an entire brief with
out having made an error.
When he operated the Statesman
he has set type many, many nights
all through. so that his days might
be devoted to the business manage.
ment when others were awake. His
climb up the hill, and his achieve.
meuts are too we'll /nown 10 need
any comment. The fault his frienos
find with him is that he gives away
more than no should.
Erret Dunlap is product Of In.
dian Territory, where there were no
schools. lie was given common
school education and went to work
very young. His first wages were
fifty cents a day but he did some
thing every day. He is making mon,
ey now, and it is the rule OF his
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION
OF GERMAN MINISTER FAILS

Berlin. Jan. 2G.--Nlathias Ergberger
the minister Of finance was wounded
by shot fired at him today.
Herr Er2bergcr was shot IA he was
leaving the crimCal courts building
after II hearing In the lIelferrich libel
suit. only one shot struck the m!n.
lister, who was slightly wounded in
the shoulder.
His assallant who gave his name
az Oltwg Won Hlrschfeld, was. arrest
ed.
Hirschfeid Is former cadet OF
flcer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
Pusilist Shot by Unknown Men

New York, Jan. 26.--"Winic" Lewis.
retired pugilist who was shot and
severely wounded by two unknown
mon at his place in l4th Street last
night was said by physicians to be
much improved today. lie is ex
pectCd to recover
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
TULSA MASONIC BODIES
UNITE TO BUILD TEMPLE

Tulsa, Okla, Jan. 2G.--All Masonic
organizations in this city have unit.
cd in q campaign beginning today
for the purpose of raising funds for
tho construction Of II s750,000 temple
hero. according to an announcement
made today by Joseph prout, cam
paign manager The building win b
constructed on a lot owned by the
Masonic bodies on the outskirts Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26

Pine Bluff. Ark. Jan. 26.-rwc
trainmon were seriously hurt ana
passenger ,raffic delayed several
hours, duo to ST. Louis and South
western freight wreck between Rlson
and kinGsland, Ar5.. early today. 0c
rCrding 70 reports.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26

Washington. Jan 9j.--No change
In the reservations affecting ar.
tlclc Ten Of the league Of nations
covenant or tho Monroe doctrine
provision Of the peace treaty viii
be acceptable to the republicans
Senator Lodge today Informed
Senator Hitchcock and other mem.
bcrs Of the informal democratic
commission, which has been con.
torrinS with Senator Lodges com.
m.tiec In an effort to reach a com.
promise on the treaty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
IRISH CATHOLIC CHURCH
SWEET AWAY BY FIRE

Dublin. Jan. 26.-The Catholic church
at Rathmines, = suburb of Dublin,
was destroyed by fire during the
night. The cause OF the fire is un.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
AMERICA NOT AL ON { IN
RESFUS|NG HO \ D R To A
P ROP HET BY HIS OWN
.COUN TRYMEN OR FRIENDS

London, Jan. 2G.-I'ormer Premier
Herbert II. Asquigh is expected 10 ar
rive at Paisley today, where he IS
a CANDIDATE for parliament at tho
bye.elect!on, the campaign opening TO-
dav TO end with the polling three
weeks hence.
Opinion is divided as to the wisdom
of running unonist against Mr.. As
auith. and there also are signs of 4
split in the democratic section. j. Nj.
Eiggar. the labor candidate, appar-
entity does not hold strong enough
views to suit the extremists among :he
Paisley socialists, who are threaten
ing to bring out another man. The
candidate named by the local brancH
of the unionist party at Paisley, j.
A. Mackeon, unsuccessfully contest
ed the constituency in 1906.
The Daily Telegraph, which has
consistently supported the coalition
government. and in pre-war days I'd
vocatcd unionist principles, frankly
expressed regret that local union
lists should oppose Mr.. Asquith, de-
claring that all men or any judgment
recognize him rs Iarliamcntarian
OF tho first rank and the leader Of y
considerable party with definite ana
distinct opinions on most questions.
1--WE hold, therefore, continues the
Telegraph. that his return to the
house OF commons Is in the national
interest and is to be desired an,
should be welcomed even by those
who generally have and are likely to
remain his opponents"
Tho Telegraph in its advertising
columns, on the other hand. contains
an advertisement saying the lawyer
politician Is the enemy Of today and
appealing for funds to fight Mr.. Wait
and.see" AsQuith.
Paisley, n municipal and parliament
tary burgh of Rcnfrewshire, Scotland
is situated on both sides Of the White
Cart, 9 miles from the junction with
the Clyde. and on the Caledonlan ana
the Glasgow and Southwestern Rail
ways, miles west southwest of Glas
gov and II astsoutheast OF Cren
noch
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26
Weather Forecast

oklahoma: Tonight fair, warm
or; Tuesday partly cloudy to cloudy.
East Texas; Tonight fair, rising
temperature, frost in south por;
ton; Tuesday fair. warmer.
West Texas: Tonight fair, warm.
or; Tuesday partly cloudy.
Local Temperature
Maximum ye sterday, 81 degrees.
Minimum last night, % degrees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26

II yOn cannot bny home now. start
Savings Account and II viii help
you 10 fulfill that purpose later on.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
OF ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-26

Do not let the opportunity 90 by.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
OF ARDM0RF.