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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21

in this state is the attorney for this
new line Of road.
j. Il. Frates who is the owner az
n large plantation in Mississippi AMI
who was formerly with the Frisco. Is
the promoter of the road. His rela
tive, Y. r. Slick, is assisting him
in the promotion work and the first
town to be built on the new line.
located Il miles out from Brlstow IL
named Slick.
T.. c. Van Nnlkenburg has boon
made superintende' of transportation
on the new line and he formerly held
the same place with the Frisco.
a telephone call yesterday to tho
Offices of the legal department OF
the Frisco in oklahoma City found
Captain Grant and r. a. Klcinschmlit
both out Of the office. but by M as
sistant attorney in the office It
was stated that II the new road is
Frisco project no such information
has ever been given out.
This road is branching off from .
| line Of the Frisco and will connect
with another line of the Frisco at
Okmulgee.
The probable course that will be tai,
on by the road. or at least one that
suggests itself to us is that the line
bc built into Ardmorc and operate out
Of here over the Ringing road as ia
MS Rlngling. extend the Ringing road
TO Wamika and then build an eNten-
sion to Byers. Texas. BY filling In
these two gaps the line would reach
Wichita Falls with much less build
ing than II an entirely new route Is
surveyed.
A committee OF Ardmore citizens has
agreed to go into the matter this
week and to make an investigation AZ
best they can OF the plans OF the
company and to use all diligence In
inducing the company to build the
line into Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
CAR GOES IN DITCH; 0CCU-
PANTS ESCAPE INJURY

Charles Grant and Mr.. White, the
latter gentleman driving, had mar
row escape from n serious automo
lille accident Friday night when the
machine III which they were riding
van off bridge at the foot OF the
Lin near the negro cemetery north
east Of the city. and turned turtle
IN l0-foot gully.
Smothmg went wrong with the
Hrhts as they were descending the
rill and as the driver was trying to
.r,cplate them while driving with one
Land lost control Of the machine
which ran off the roadway and into
the gully. The two occupants We're
rinnod underneath the machine and
were compelled to tear one door loose
t. cxtricate themselves. they We're
both bruised and considerably lacer.
q ed. but nothing serious is expected
to result
The car was badly smashed and
was later towed to the Central Car
age for repairs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
HELP RE.ORGANIYF ARD.
MORE COMMERCIAL BODY

Tho Advisory committee which
has pledged itself to work for The
REORGANIZATION cf the Ardmore
Chambcr OF Commerce, deserves
tho earnest support IN co-opera-
Hon of all the citizens Of thia city.
Arimore has many useful things
For Chamber Of Commerce 20 DO
Turing the year and we must not
deep on any Of the opportunities
Nh,c this city has. If the proper
,fforts are used Ardmore can be
nude city OF 10000: the value
of every piece of property in the
city can he qnadruped. city
building must be started at home,
wo must first imbibo the nccos'
gary town spirit lcfore we can
convey it to others and if Ard.
more citizens do their part this
result will he reached.
1t is well worth the while and
membership duep tc engage in this
battle of town building. Results
are certain as the effort is made
and we would like TO see the
name of every reader Of the Ard
morelte enrolled as q member Of
the Chamber of Commerce. With
such a united effort the dues
could be made light and the ro.
uls certain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
SAMUEL GONPERS
ATTACKS WILSON
IDEAS FOR TIE
COM PROM|SE Of
LABOR 5 j Unrest


W'smns''n' M'''n - o,,,
mendat'on7 Joy I'eS'"'''' W ''.' ',,,,
ference Tor the a''''''n'". ,,.
trial unrest We're ''IHc",' 'VN''S ~
Samuel Gomp'l'' pf's.','' o' '''' '''''
elicdh Fe"'I'''o'' VII i''''
The labor leader IN prepares
statement said the machinery lor '''
Jus,lng disputes between employees
and employers (which has Tor years
been I'm existence in practically eVe'V
organized industry ln the tnI'd
states is superior to the machinery
now suggested by the industrial con
ference, both in point OF simplicity
and in point OF effectiveness"
"The conference, said Mr., Comp
ars. has devised n mass of m2chn.
cry to be made effective by law, CON.
posed Of national industrial bo2r
and local and regional conferences am p
boards Of inquiry The whole situation
in this respect may be summed u2
as follows:
Tried and tested machinery io'
corcilation and arbitration between
omployrs and employees exists who're
ever cmployes are organized.
"Thi5 machinery functions perfectly
Wherever employers lorsaka the spirit
Of dominance ana th" attitude OF a.
mocracy.
"Through the us, Of this machinery
it has been found possible to main
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
MRS. PARiIIiLL'S CONDITION
IS SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

Mrs. w. II. Reed Of Fleetwood, is
expected to arrive during the week TO
visit her sister, Mrs Il. u. Parkhil',
who has been seriously III several
weeks. Mrs. Parkhill's condition Is
slightly improved, but she Ia still
confined to her room.
Miss Ora Blythe Of Tulsa Is also
To visit Mrs. Parkhlll.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
Germany Now Seetnq Cadror nternecine Struggle Spreads
Truman Fl. Newberry, United States
Senator, and 10 Co-DefendantS Found
Guilty of Conspiracy; Sentenced to
LeayenwOrth Prison for Two Years

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
Found Dead

The body of an unidentified man
uas found in woods rear st, Louis
7unday. lie had been murdered. A
boy about 81 was found murdered
near Kansas City, giri was founi
'aad on u fiat boat near Memphis
aud two women we're found dead IN
hed ut Joplin. Al murdered, pre-
sumably dlrlng Sunday,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
HASTINGS Connle We'd Hero

Penn'e II. Nea1 and Miss Bern
rlay Of Hastlnvs vera married satrr.
dnv &C noon. ut tho homo Of DR., md
Nrs Cray.on g. Brooks Of the First
Christian church. The ceremony was
said by Dr. Brooks. The young reo.
ple were accompanied by n number
OF their friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
The KappHt Regime is Ended But the Germans Rushed
Into Civil War; With Bloodshed On Every Hand:
The Sparicans Mobilize 100000 Troops to March On
Berlin; Essen, Home of the Krupl G IN Works. Falls

Largo sections Of Germany are re-
sounding to the rattle Of machine
gun and rifle FIRE in the civil warfare
which 50 far since the beginning Of
the Berlin revolt last Saturday, Is
estimated by some Berlin computa
tors to have cost 1000 lives.
The industrial district in the Rhine
land appears to be the stronghold Of
tho utra-cXtrcmlst forces, which arc
reported to have captured Essen the
home Of the Krupp plant, the import
ant Industrial ccnters Of Ducssoldort
and Elborfeld and other towns in this
region. The Spartacans at Essen are
declared in one report to have had
an army Of 100000 men with artillery
and armored cars.
Adviccs from Cologne reflect Worri-
ment by the allies over the situation
I'm the Rhine district, close to the oc.
cupied area. one report which Is
unconfrmcd, declares that there arc
ind cations that they are preparing to
advance further into Germany il the
situation does not improve.
In Leipsic the Ebert forces appear
to bc rogaining control after a bloody
conflict At Kicl, where the workers
recently gained control. condit ons are
reported quiet for the moment. Three
German cruisers there We're seized by
their sailors, according TO llambur}
/ dispatches.
In view Of the stll disturbed con
d'tions IN Berlin. it Is said in dis
patches from Sutgart that the nation
| nj assembly viii continue it's sessions
there until the capital becomes quieter
The ebert government is apparently
| stul maintaining its headquarters il
that city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
leaving the Farm

. Herbert Hoover, in a speech to a
large crowd at Chicago. Saturday,
urged those who had left the farm
20 return. Also urged greater pro-
duction in all lines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21

assembly win meet in Berlin. Thurs.
day In stead Of Tuesday.
The entire Ebcrt government. IN.
cluding minister Of defense Noske.
will leave for Berlin tonight on n
special train. General Won Seecht. In
command at licrlin. has sent IA wire
less message saying that everything
is quiet in the cap tai. Premier
Bauor, Foreign Minister Mueller and
Herr Gicsberts, minister Of posts and
tclogruphs, preceded the other mem
Berlin this morning, where they i'm.
ucdately opened ncgptia, lions with
tuc unions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21

Development Of moro thoughtful
and Interested citizenship and tn
translation Of crystalli2ed pub &C. son
timont into action are the two needs
of grave import con tnting tbe na.
,iou, a. this time" F'rankiil X Lane,
former seUGtrv Of the interior da
c!ared in q paper read today at the
opening session here Of the national
conference on community organiza.
ton
Mr. Lane said his intore', in com
munity organi alton arose rron his
conviction that it would help Il
solve both Of these problems.
The movement has many phases,
he said. at lies, for instance. AZ tho
very root Of a proper Americdnizato1,
for the lesson Of Amcricanization is
not merely to teach Eglish, but -
draw the now conner into our com.
mon life and to make him an active
partner nah Of our undertakings.
"But above all else, community or.
gani2ation movement tends to break
down group lines ana TO bring the
DtbIllt 10 EtlutI ~ NlNlH'IlN anu tllkl
bors for consideration and action rc.
garding their needs. A more inter.
cs,ed citi7onshiD AL more intelligent
decisions regarding public questions
must reflect themselves in better gov
ernmcnt
"We need. ne n people. to emphasize
tho common interests which bind Us
together Thcre are divisions in our
national life Let us recognize them
n'l--cconomc. social, political. racial
Whatever they may b,--lct us examine
them, weigh them. and find soM
lions for them. But let ny also re.
member that after MI We nre human
beings embarked all together ON y
rrcat ndyenture--the most Inspiring,
the most spiritual adventure man
over dared--the search for dcmoc.
racy based on fellowship and jus.
tice."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21

Paris, March 2n.--Latcst adv'cos to
the French foreign office st1'c that
rear Admiral Iivcrs. appointed by
President Ebert to be stItion com.
mander at Kiel has The situation
there well in hand. The position is
undecided at Ereslau where there IL
much INDICATION against the army.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21

Berlin, March l9.-Snce noon fir
iup has occurred in various parts
Of the city. II ig reported that the
eccurity policr arc shooting down MI
officers OF the Baltic troops rcmoin.
ing in Berlin.
Uutor den Linden bristlcd today
with harbcd wire and the Hotel ADJ
lon was thoroughly screened with l.
and euardod by troops Tho Widest
rumors are aflnar becoming gro
tcsoucly magnifcd in circulation.
Tie inner city streets are soothinr
with eXctcd people. Disorders are
occurring in tho suburban districts
There is consoicu1us ahsonc Of
troops ia the working mems dwelling
districts wheor agitators are fever
isniv busy.
Ehort government troops havc
bombed public buildings at Lepsic
in m attempt 30 disloige German
workers forces and several hundred
persons hay, been killed aq a result,
saws Berlin dispatch to tho Tx
change Telegraph Company.
/ The message saws 100 killed and
200 wounded In the street fightln.
IN Borhu on Thursday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21

Brussels, March 20.-The capture of
rs ,en was Elected on Friday by q
Spnrtacan army of about 100 900 mon
with II guns and an equipment Of
armored automobiles, according to ad-
vices from AK lie Chapelc today.
Tho Spartacans proclaimed n SOVIET
republic there.
During last night. the adyiccs add,
the manufacturing city of Dusseldorf.
on the Rhine north Of Cologne, was
captured 10y Spartacan forces. the gov
crument troops evacuating without a
fight.
Mulhcim. southwest OF Essen; ObeI-
hausen, to the northwest: the import
ant industrial town of Elberfcld. to
the south; and kettw'g z, south Of Mul
helm, are reported to have bee evac-
uatcd by the small forces Of govern.
mcnt troops holding them after being
defeated in fighting with the Sparta
cans. The government troops took
refuge in the part Of the British zone
OF occupation, where they disarmcd,
the dispatches state.
The Belgian posts on the right bank
of the Rhine according to the mos
s'res, fell back to the left bank with.
out being disturbed.
Amsterdam, March 20.-The battle
/ for the control of Essen. home Of the
immense Krupp arms and Industrial
FORKS, lasted twcntyfour hours he.
fore the communists finally won pos.
se sion of the city, according to n dis
ratch from Muensterm to the Telegral
today During the battle, Essen was
ghellod by artillery in possession OF
/ the workngmcn.
The government of the city is now
in the hands Of a Committee Of nc
ton the dispatch reports.
\ Berlin dispatch last night esti
mated that 200 persons were killed in
fighting for the possession Of Essen.
Stuttgart, March 2O.-It is nov
generally agreed that the natlora
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21

Ecr'm, March 2O.-S'ormy ncldorts
are expected when the ratio1al as
ecinhly takes up the question o. am
ncstv for the leaders OF the reaction.
my revolt AGAINST the Ebert govern
mcnt. Public sentiment here IL Mt
t.r against the Baltic troops, and
Yropusals to grant pardons to the
revomtionists ue certain to be on
posed.
Governmcrt officials who have talk
ed with news0aper mCn assor' ne
amnesty arrceWent WIS reached De-
tween them and Dr. Nolfgang Nonp
before the latter Lett Berlin. hut { cir
rs, crtions are cortradcted by follow-
crs Of the usurping chancellor.
REORGANIZATION Of tie Ebert cabi
net viii bring half a dozen now men
into the ministry. it is said. but tile
ua-'onal liberals and conservatives
viii not be ren-escrted These two
organizations have dcc'ied to await
the result C. the elccd ms In JLue
before conserving to tahc part In tie
government.
"Gustav NoSkc. who tc1dcr"' his
restoration MS minister of defense T.
President Tb'rt yest'rloy has lid
90 10 remain In Office. the sNcla,
democrat and democratic members Of
tho national assembly having given
Inn vote of confidence.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
FOND OF CABBAGE;
COULD NOT EAT IT
Farmer Whose Stomach
Bothered Him for
Twelve Years
Gets Relief.

Inability to eat cabbage he liked SO
well was just one of the slight incon-
veniences affecting Frank Strong,
prominent farmer of Carmel. Indiana,
who was a sufferer with stomach trou-
BILE and bleeding piles the last twelve
years according TO the story recently
told by his nephew c. 3. Love.
In speaking about Mr.. StTong's pres
ent condition after taking Pepgen Mr..
Love says: HE has a fine color and
shows great improvement In his ap-
pearance.
MY uncle also suffered with bleed
ing piles to such an extent he was
frequently unable to work" continues
Mr. Love. Since taking Pepgen he
has not been mentioning any complaint
about piles at all. Previously he had
paid out a lot of money without Sc
curing relief"
Pepgen, a compound Of natures most
efficient remedies is especially de
signed to restore the stomach to n
healthy state and this in many cases
relieves Inflammation that Gggravates
piles.
Pepgen is a wonderful tonic for the
stomach. liver and nerves. Its health
full qualities are secured from num-
her Of different kinds of roots barks
and leaves, the extracts of which are
scientifically mixed to derive the bene-
Ats OF each.
Pepgen is designed >4o help weak,
nervous, rundown men and women who
need better digestion, more strength
and general toning up of the nervous
system.-Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
FELT TIRED, Dull,
WORN OUT Until He
TOOK new REMEDY
indianapolis man suffered from
chronic constipation, stomach trou-
BILE, eatarrh Of the head and was
unable to enjoy what he ate.
Dreco overcame all these troubles
for him and he is now feeling so
fine he wants everybody whose
complaints are similar to his
to give Dreco a trial.

Mr.. Ralph D. Waters lives at 3Oa3
Aartindale Ave, Indianapolis, Ind, and
is employed by the Monon r. R. as car
inspector. 81 had TO take some Kind OF
medicine all the time, in order to get
my bowels to move" said Mr.. Waters
Everything I ate turned to gas
blosted me up and caused much uneasi-
ness In my stomach. Got to where !
would deny myself many things 1 craved
because Of the suffering l knew would
follow. I felt tired and dull, had no
energy to go about my work and when
Ia set down I hated to get up again.
''Catarrh Of the head annoyed me very
much, masking my breathing difficult and
often gave me headaches and roaring
noises in my head.
zone bottle of Dreco has worked Won
ders for me. Ny bowels are now active
and regular; no longer have that tired
cut feeling, but instead l go about my
work with a vim. The catarrh is much
better. I breathe freely, never have a
headache and the head noises are grow
ing less. I surely can recommend Dreco
as a fine tonic
Dreco is the pure liquid extract Of
many roots, herbs, barks and leaves,
which act on the vital organs of the
human body. After taking Dreco IL is
noticed that the stomach is soothed and
the gassy condition eliminated; the liver
becomes active, relieving headaches, that
dull, ured-out feeling; nerves are qui.
eted, which induces sound sleep; the kid
neys are strengthened; appetite in
creased bowels act with ease and regu-
lsrity. and the whole system takes on
renewed energy. vigor and vitality. Dreco
is harmless, pleasant to take and the
effects are quickly felt
All good druggists now sell Dreco, and
t is being especially introduced In In
dianapohs by Clark & Cade's Claypool
hotel drug observation-disclosures.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
SAID TO HAVE
REEN DRINKINf
It's EaSyTO
Put On Flesh

All you have to do If you are too thin
and want TO put on several pounds of
solid stay there flesh is to take a i've
grain tablet Of Blood-Iron Phosphate
with each meal. This builds up the nery-
Gus system, enriches the blood and thus
enables the vital organs to assimilate the
flesh building, strength making elements
OF your food which now largely go to
waste Folks who have tried it state they
not only put on flesh but that It also
almost Invariably increased their strength,
energy and endurance. You can get
enough Blood-Iron tablets for a three
weeks treatment Of Haag, Hook, Huder,
or any other druggist for only $3.50 and
it's so uniformly successful that your
druggist, a man you know, IS authorized
TO refund your money II you don't Ike it.
Better get a package today and begin to
get stronger and healthier as well as
better looking -Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
INDIANA DAILY DIMES, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1920.

with drunkenness and committing nui-
sance, and Arnold with drunkenness and
resisting an officer.
Middaugh was fined $50 and costs for
drunkenness and s. 0and costs for COM
hitting Il l;uis ance Will. Arnold drew 4
fine of $50 and costs for drunkenness and
$50 -n' 'ost> for resisting IN hf:f-r
When Squire Hanlein appeared at the
scene of the fight he was engulfed in the
fight and severely beaten
Efforts to locate Squire Hanlein in
Ravenswood Monday failed, and 1t was
reported that he was unable to attend
to his duties as justice of the peace.
Deputy Marshal Magill was not injured
seriously in the fight, although his
glasses were broken and he was knocked
down in the scramble to make arrests.
I'm not at all ready to be buried"
insisted Magill with laugh.
indianapolis police were deputized by
Sheriff Robert r. Miller to make investi-
cations and they brought Middaugh and
Arnold to the county Jail, following the
trial before Squire Hanlein at O'Clock
Monday morning
Middaugh and Arnold fled a petition
for a writ of habeas corpus against Rob-
ert f. Miller, sheriff of Marion county,
! In the Marion county circuit court.
Arnold was released on n cash bond of
$3.50 and Middsugh on $1,000 bond,
signed by one of the Armltage brothers.
Squire Hanlein, who came to his
Indianapolis home, 2610 East Washing
ton street, today was unable to see
much out of either eye and be reported
he is bruised severely on the spine.
"Some one kicked me in the hack
when | was knocked down." the Ravens
wood squire said, land | am not able
to read any or see we'll with either eye.
I viii not be able to attend to my duties
at Ravenswood for some time and am
under the doctors care"
Squire Hanlein said no more arrests
had been made that he knew of, but that
other arrests would follow.
Prosecuting Attorney Edward Little
left Ravenswood today for an automo-
bile trip in the east