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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-06

Pero ST. que me deja por c~ualquier
cosa. que no me We cd reojo. Y q no me
de ell lugar que me merezco. Nj aun
en- ell momento que Sc aproximaba mi
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pro hugo C.: INF como de IN temblor, y
lego hasta a permanecer ausente por
dos meses. Despues de 10 cual. Sc de-
Ieitaba en- scrnonear Ia economic, aun
en- los gasto3 de entierro. ESQ es cruel
dad mirandoio bien, y crueldad terri
BILE.
la seiiora rert.o lag-imas Y siguio
su canine. anstosa de divagaciones...
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= De MONTERREY :

Ne Sc sabe aun Ell resultado de las elecciones para Diputados
y Senadores.-Se amplia la red ~telefonica en- la ciu-
dad.-Mejoras en- Ell ediEicio del Temple de la Purisi-
ma.-Se reconcentran en- Ell barrie de tolerancia las
casas de asignacion.- Urbanizacion de la vecindad del
Rastro de la Ciudad.-Llegada de dos jefes miitares.
-Nuevo Jefe del Servicio S%anitario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-06
AMPLIkCION DEL TEMPLE
DE Ia PURISIMA

Dentro de breves dias, segGn Sc ha
informado en- esta ciudad p1blicamen-
te, daran principle las ooras de am
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-06
ALMORRANAS

Creemos eStar TO
niendo en- practics
el procedimientc
rn&s eficaz Para
tratar lns almorra.
Was de todos los
que &c conocen er
cl n,undo. Al suic
tarse n csc t-nta-
miento no - meet
sario a%bandonar sus
ocupacioneS y {
recto ; empire uc.
da en- perfcctas
condolences de sa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-06

!Cd.
1nrnbien tratamos fisuras. ~fistulr- > otras
nuchas INTERMEDIATES del recto. por pFoce-
d;mientos rauy c.icaccs y NADIA molcstos.
Exanen GRATIS. Eoras de otIcina de y =
s diarianen;c: dc 10 n IL los DnTnIn@cs '
do Q q 40 n. m. los Hiartes. Jueves y Sa-
bados. Tslefono CT. 1899.
CALDWELL AND TRUCK
Especia!istas en- Intermediates del recto.
3O7 Alamo Plaza. Segundo piso. a! frente.
(Cerca del Grand Orcra House,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-06

pronto. esta CAST listo para desprendersc.
I'd. no t!crc mas cue ayTc2T, ievantanao Ell
csIo IN poco entire el pulgar = el fndice-
I'd. cast no 10 sie=tc, pues no Ia Qucdado II
IA rcnor molcstia. MilloRes dc personals h2a
cncontrado que este es el proecdinieato mas
li-pio. SECURE Y agradablc.
"GessIt." ei cahicida iltalibls. de renta
En- cualquier DroSueria o Bouca. FasIicaao
nor q. Lawrerccy Ga. Chicago. z. U. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-06

Ia ciudaG. Chauffers que hablan es-
panol. Quota, $3.50 por bora.
Telefonos CIR. 2l2 Y Or. So.
LEON A. MARTINEZ. PROF..
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DICCIoNARIos cAsTELLANos.

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- Pasta Tina
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Muerte
Segura
Para Los
CallOs
"Gess-ltr los reblandsce , los des-
prende sin dolor.

10 prir,ero cue haoc "Gets-It". sobre IN
Gallo, es guitar Ell dolor. Lucgo. ataca Al
Gallo o callosidad y % -cblasdecc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-06
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY

Unico servicio de carros Sedan en-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
Decisive Victory Expected.

Thorn, East Prussia, August ga
Older officers in the Polish army ex.
pressed the opinion here today that
in the event of a decisive victory
over soviet Russia, along the entire
front, it would be nadvisable TO pur.
sue the bolsheviN beyond the bounds
of ethnographic Poland. One declar.
ed, however. that war between Po.
land and soviet Russia would be 'in.
evitable" until an arbitration board
fixed Polands boundaries which he be.
lieved both the Russians and Poles
would be pressed. He said he believed
that should he American, French and
British members Of such a board.
This Is a war of women" said a
young Polish officer today. They are
driving the men to fight and are doing
all the farm work while the men are
away. They have even engaged to go
to the front to fight. We feel there
Is no longer any question of victory,
but are uncertain only as to our
policy as TO the invasion of Russia.
Our women may help to settle this.
too"
Military officials variously estimate
the number of bolsheviki caught In
the Polish corridor by the captures
Of Mlawa at about 10000 to $4,000.
The Poles say the Russians are not
equipper for a winter campaign and
Continued on page 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
WIFE MURDERER UNDER
ARREST At A FO REL GN
WILL Be SEN 7
BACK HERE FOR TR|A
Leroy, SUSPENDED PRINCIPAL
IN TRUNK ASSASSINATION
MYSTERY, TAKEN INTO Gus.
TODY UPON REACHING
RIO DE JANERIO

Rio De Janeiro, Aug 2j.-Eugene
Leroy, wanted by the police of De
troit, Mich, IN connection with the
murder of a woman supposed to be his
wife, was arrested on board the Brit
ish freighter Dryden, which arrived
here late this afternoon. Leroy was
a member of the crew.
Leroy was placed under arrest
at the request of United States au-
thorities here, and while the Dryden
is in port will be guarded by four
members Of the maritime police.
The ship will proceed to Buenos
Aires and from that port will sail
for New York, where Leroy will be
turned over to officers from Detroit.
The British freighter upon which
Eugene Leroy was arrested yesterday
in Rio de Janeiro in connection with
the trunk murder mystery sailed from
New York August 3. 10 days after the
body Of his supposed wife was found
jammed in trunk in a local ware.
house.
The authorities learned a week after
the Dryden sailed that a man answer
ing LeRoy's description was on board
and the freighters captain was re-
quested by wireless to hold the sus.
pect for the Rio de Janeiro police
simultaneously, Detroit police off
cials filed with the state department
at Washington an aDnlication for T O.
Roy's arrest and extradition should
he attempt to land in Brazil or any
country en- route.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
c, A. R. MEETS At
INDIANAPOLIS FOR
FIRST TIME IN YEARS

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 25.-After a
lapse of 81 years Indianapolis wi.l
again entertain the annual encanp'
ment of the Grand Army OF the Re
public. For the first time since 1898
the national meeting Of the Grand
Army will be held this year In the
Hoosier capital September 10 to %.
Civic committees are now planning
to entertain 100000 visitors during the
week of the encampment A list OF
homes which will accommodate one or
moro of the Civil War heroes is be-
ing compiled and committee mem
bers say comfortable quarters Will be
available for everyone.
Numerous entertainment features
are being prepared. There Will be air
plare rides for veterans who may ie.
tain some of their wartime courage.
Automobile trips have been arranged
for ,thers.
fcte) headquarters have been as
signed to the 33.state Departments Ct
the c. A. r. Arrangement for the
gathering are being made by q COM
nht'ee of 500 business me1 who are
working under the direction Of an
executive committee OF five members.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
RAPID PROGRESS BE|N c
MADE ON ADDITIONS To
THE BUSINESS HOME OF
WES1HHMER AND DAUBE

Work on the new additions being
erected to their already large store
by Westheimer and Daube. on East
Main street, Is progressing rapidly.
A temporary wall has been erected
on the west side of the present build.
ing, and the brick wall will be torn
down. After the addition has been
completed the temporary wall will be
removed, and the width of the build
ing will be represented by one open
space.
All the foundations for the new
addition have been laid, and work
on the concrete floor of the basement
has begun.
Besides the addition being erected
west Of the present building, there
will be a three story structure ad.
joining the old building in the rear.
The present floor space Of West.
heimer and Daube property is 1880
square feet The floor space OF the
new additions will be 21,375, making
the total floor space after the add.
tons are completed, 34,S75 square
feet.
A store of this size is a distinct
credit to Ardmore. 1t proves beyond
doubt that Ardmore is rapidly becom.
ing one of the leading cities of the
southern Oklahoma. Westheimer and
Daube are to be congratulated on their
business enterprise and their efforts
TO boost the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
WOOD MANA GER CALL 5
ON HARDING AND SAYS
REPUBL| CA Ms ARE To
WREST COUNTRY F ROM
HANDS OF TAMMAN Y|TES
FRED ALGER OF MICHIGAN
VISITS SENATOR HARDING
AT MARION HOME, BELIEVES
HE REPRESE ENTS ALL
AMERICA NEEDS

Marion. Ohio, Aug. 25.-Republi-
cans of Wyandotte county, Ohio, came
to Marion today to hear a front porch
speech by Senator Harding, the sec
ond to be made by the Republican
nominee this week.
Only brief address had been
prepared, touching in a general way
on several of the issues of the cam
paign. Much of the senator's day
was taken up with political confer
ences. One of his callers being Fred
NJ. Algers of Detroit who was one
Of the leaders of the Wood campaign
in Michigan.
Confidence that Senator Harding
would secure the establishment of an
acceptable international tribunal was
expressed in a statement made public
here today by Charles Evans Hughes
the 1916 Republican presidential can
didate, who came to Marion yester-
day to talk over campaign issues with
the senator and his advisers.
1T IS hardly necessary for me to
say that l shall earnestly support
Senator Harding" the statement said
He is a man Of rare poise, high
minded and sincere. No one can meet
him without being impressed by his
exceptional capacity and his integrity
of purpose.
I'VE cannot afford to have a Tam
manyized federal government. The
nomination Of Governor Cox was
brought about by the skilful and de-
termlned efforts of local Democratic
bosses, who represent the most bane-
full Influences in our political life.
There is only one way sure to defeat
their effort to capture the govern
meht at Washington and that is TO
beat their candidate. II believe also
that Senator Hardings election will
afford the surest way of securing our
proper relation to international CO
operation. This country must do its
duty to its party, but it must reserve
the right to act in any future con
tingency according to its duty, as
that contingency reveals it. The es'
sentials in any really effective plan
for International cooperation are 20
establish a tribunal Of international
justice where justifiaole questions are
concerned, to provide the machinery
cf conciliation and to secure the adj
vartages OF international conference.
All this can be secured, and | believe
will be secured under the presidency
Of Mr., Harding, without guarantees
which attempt 20 commit in unknown
contingencies and which VIII serve
as trouble. breeders and not as peace
makers.
It ann fully convinced, as II result
of my conversation with Mr. Harding
that under his leadership we shall
nave our foreign relations conducted
in accordance with our best traditions
and Americas duty to the world will
be discharged without ignoring her
duty to herself"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
POLISH ARM T|CE
DELEGATES Do NOT
APPROVE TERMS Of
RUSS BOLSHEV|STS
ENJOYS Realize that They Are
In Position to Dictate More
Favorable Terms Than Are
Those Offered Them

Minsk, Soviet Russia, Aug. 24.-The
Polish armistice delegates are not
satisfied with the bolshevist terms
which inake reference to the boun.
cary line proposed by Earl Curzon,
British minister Of foreign affairs.
The ground of the Polish opposition
is that the Curzon boundary line
would in effect be the same as a third
partition Of Poland.
In submitting their reply to the
bolshevist delegates, the Polish rep
resentatives stated that by agreeing
to this Curzon line. the bolsheviki
We're seeking to retain territory wrong
fully taken from Poland, by the
Russian czars.
Members Of the Polish delegation,
explaining their attitude on this
boundary issue, said they were will
ing to discuss the Curzon line with
the bolsheviki at a later date, but
would not accept it as a basis at this
time.
A note attached to the foregoing
dispatch states that the Polish cen
sors refused to pass a reference
to the Curzon boundary line, so the
dispatch was sent by soviet wireless
to Moscow and London.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
Rim CLING BROTHERS
CIRCUS WILL NOT
SHOW IN ARDMORE
RINGLING BROTHERS "a

r ONE
RINGLTNG BROTHERS "a
Gloom the very darkest. bleak.
est and most doubtful Of all sorts
Of gloom, settles upon Ardmofe
kiddies and possibly a few grown.
ups, when announcement is made
of the cancellation Of the Ring.
ling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey
circus, scheduled to show in Ard.
more, September 20.
The only Information available.
thus far, relative TO the cancel.
lation was obtained from II. ].
Strombcrk Of the Arimore Flour
and Feed Company who had made
n contract with the circus people
to supply feed stuffs upon the
occasion of the visit here. Mr..
S.romberg is in receipt Of a let
ter from the headquarters office,
cancelllng the order. which states
briefly that II will be impossible
to show In Ardmore this season.
This is decided dsappoint-
nent to hundreds of Carter coun.
" folks who look forward with
keen anticipation each year of
seeing the magnificent display
and wonderful collection of ami.
mails these people have.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
LOCAL REPUBLICAN
SAYS VOTERS WILL
RALLY To PARTY
v HIGH MOD|F|ES
THE V0LSTEAD ACT
Charles Won Weis Believes
VAat People Want Repeal
of Dry Amendment; East
is Rebelling Against
Union Labor.


Charles Won Weise, who is affiliat
ID with the Republican party, is at
homo from visit to New York
New England and Canada where he
md Mrs. Won Weise spent the greater
portion CT the summer months.
In speaking of politics in New York
and New England, Mr.. Won Weist
'ays the people are interested more
n the repeal OF the Volstead act than
in the league of nations or anything
else. Those people will cast theii
ballots for the ticket that gives
greatest promise Of the repeal Of the
rigid liquor laws of the country
Prohibition seems to have come more
as 4 war measure than anything else
he people seem not to be ready for
and they will make their principle
fight to get out from under what
they consider the burden of this law
Cox and Harding
How is the line being drawn as
between Cox and Harding"
To this query Mr.. Won Weise said
he campaign was not advanced faI
enough for any one TO form an intel
ligcnt idea but one thing Is certain
he said, the people are going to show
1nfr ttPN u ftaerg
Factories by the score are being shu;
down out of resentment for the high
wages demanded by union labor
thousands Of men are now out OF
work, many employment agencies
that have not been open since the
beginning Of the war have opened
their doors and laborcrs are crowd
ing them to register for employ
ment.
Strikes Among Union Workers
Some of the effects on business
caused by strikes among the union
workers may be observed at Hamp'
ton Roads where Mr.. Won Weise saw
more than 800 ocean liners anchored
waiting for coal which they have
lttl ulItplc " Etb pll dNNCuiN va N"N
coal strike. These vessels are also
waiting for cargoes which they can
not lead on account of the dock
strikes. On this vast number Of ves-
sells there is a daily demurrage OF
s75o,00O.
Witnesses Bear Raid
Mr.. Won Weise was witness to the
bear raid made on the Middle States
Oil Company in New York This is
the company oc which Former Gov
ernor Haskell is the president. He
saw the stock Of tine Middle States
smashed down from % to lOh in 80
minutes, when more than 100000
shares of the stock changed hands.
During this raid Mr.. Haskell sat and
watched its progress without batting
an eye. He Immediately began to
build the stock up and it las in
creased in price until now it is worth
y or n little more.
Guest OF Jimmie C0tner
While in New York, Mr.. Won Weise
was 4 guest of Jimmie Cotnor and he
was introduced to all tine financiers
of the country except the ghost of
j. Pierpont Morgan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
QKL LAHOMA NEWS BRIEFS
SHOW FLAW IN MANNER
PROVIDED FOR USE OF
SOLDIER APP ROP RIA T|ON
MONEY AVAILABLE FOR HOS
PITAL PURPOSE, DESPITE EVI.
DENT INTENTION OF LEG
ISLATORS; FARMERS AP,
. PEAL TO COMMISSION

Oklahoma City, Aug, 25.-The ap-
preparation of $4,000 by the state
legislature last February for the
benefit of wounded and disabled serv.
ice men cannot be used for the pur-
chase or maintenance Of a hospital,
according to an opinion today by Il.
l.. Fulton. assistant to the attorney
general. The act, passed at a spe
cial session Of the assembly, provided
the money could be used during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1920, and
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1921.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25

Oklahoma City, Aug. 25.-The state
corporation commission today began
investigation of a complaint signed
by Joe s. Morris, secretary of state,
that farmers in the vicinity of Hooker
are being forced to sack their grain
in order to ship it. Mr. Morris com
planned that other towns in this vi.
cinity arc receiving ample supplies
Of cars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
J. N. HOARD S R., WELL
KNOWN ARDMORE CITIZEN
DIED THIS MI RN \ c,
FUNERAL SERVICES At ;
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

J. NJ. Hoard Sr, well known Ard
more citizen, died at 7:15 o'clock this
morning at his home, 1923 Stanley
boulevard after an illness OF several
months. He had been confined TO his
room six weeks. Funeral services will
be held at o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the home, conducted by DR..
A. c .Chappell. pastor of Broadway
Methodist church. assisted by Rev. r.
L Jackson, assistant pastor, and Rev.
j. w. Stewart, presiding elder.
Deceased was Is years old. He Is
survived by a wife and eight children.
six sons and two daughters, and
grand children. The sons are Budd,
Winfield and Lucien Hoard who re-
side here and Drs. w. r. and l. E
Hoard Of Mckinney Texas and j, O.
Hoard of Big Springs, Texas. The
daughters are Miss Mary Hoard and
Mrs Jack Sandlin both of this city.
All Of the children, with the exception
of j. o Hoard, who visited his father
recently, are here The grandchildren
are Mrs. Cub Adams. Roland and
James Kennedy, also Of Ardmore
Other relatives who will be here
for the funeral are Lucian Hoard of
Celeste, Texas, brother of deceased; /;
Mrs Hoards brother. j. o. Kuyrken.
dali. and a sister, Mrs. Gene Beeman
of Atoka, Capt. and Mrs. j. L. Greer,
the. latter a sister of MN Hoard, Of
Mckinney and Mrs. w. r and L. +.
Hoard of Mckinney.
With his family, Mr. Hoard moved to
Ardmore 10 years ago, coming here
from Denton, Texas. He was associat-
ed with his sons in the Budd Hoard
Company. although he retired some
years ago from the business. Mr.. Hoard
took active interest in Ardmore civic
projects and at one time served as
city commissioner of Third Ward.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
IN Hunting Trim,

Messrs. d. II. Dawson, r. S. Stuchel
and b. w. Buke left today for Tor
onto, Canada, where they will be join
ed by DR.. G. w. Goodwin. From this
point they will go to Amos in the
Province of Quebec and with the
aid of guide will go up the Hud.
son Bay to a place where there is good
game hunting. They will return about
October 5th.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
WASH|N CT ON D|V|N {,
BROTHER Of DR. A. E.,
CHAPPELL, HERE; WILL
: DELIVER SERM ON At
SERVICES S j \ D A !

DR.. A. c. Chappell, pastor of
Broadway Methodist church, and Mrs
Chappell nave as their guest, the
formers brother the Rev, Clocis Chap
pell, pastor of Our Representative
church. Washington, d. c., who will
deliver the morning sermon at church
services, Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Chappell accompanied
by the Reverend Chappell motored to
Turner Falls this afternoon to at
tend the i thodist Assembly. Dr.
Chappell will speak at the Assembly
tonight on the subject of 1.-The Call
of Leadership" They will return to-
night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
Hydrophobia at Holdenyille

Oklahoma City, Aug. ga case of
hydrophobia at Holdenville and ono
at Paden were reported by telegraph
today to the state health commits.
sioner He said appeals for pasteur
treatments for persons affected are
being received at the rate TO more
than one day from all parts of the
state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-25
Alumni INCORPORATES

Oklahoma City, Aug. 25.-Articles
of incorporation Of the alumni cor
poration of the Oklahoma Agricultural
and Mechanical College Of saltwater
we're filed with the secrtary Of state
today. Officers, Emma f. Chandler,
II. E. Peck, and II. ], Otty, all Of
saltwater No capital
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
Dwellings, and Business
Properties For Sale

Properties For Sale
ON WEST TIIRTYTIRD ST in the 800 block 2-sory brick
dwelling BATH porch hct air heat
on WEST TwENTY-FIFTH ST. in 800 block 2sory brick dwell
ing, BATH porch heat lot possession
Splendid opportunity to acquire home in good residential
splendid Sites one corner in the sec
ton bounded by Fourth and Eighth Market and Orange that
be utilized for almost kind mercantile
At Of these locations there five
BROoME STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND EIGHTH-one
Of The finest residences in this section three story Il bath,
porch hot water heat on plot xSO with ample for several
garages. Possession June %
SECOND sIFEEI-TNosoy room brick dwelling BATH pohes
hot water heat cellar and electric lighting
excellent condition Screens for entire dwelling with purchase
on MADISON STREET IN THE BLocK-Two-sory brick
dwelling and bath norches heater cellar equipped
gas and, ,tctrlc lighting.
NINTH STREET IN THE 600 BLOCKThree-story build,
Ing Store and dwelling with garage attached paying excellent rentals
on BENNETT STREET IN THE BLocS-Two Groom brick
dwellings ix25 Possession June 20.
ON EAST EIGHTH srREET-A weaying business with
dwelling attached woory and bath days
story up-toda equipped BATH heat porch
ment cellar and electric lighting plan house
ON CEDAR STREET BLoCK-Tvo-sory brick dwell
g rooms and bath and on lot i5z Possession June %
and bath Price $1,000. Possession
WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET, BLOCK three
and bath porch heat cement cellar
on VAN BUREN STREET IN THE 500 BLocK1rhreesory brick
building containing three apartments of and bath
on TWENTY NINTH STREET. JUST WEST OF MARKETING
brick dwelling BATH porch heat cement
cellar and electric lighting Lot i6xOo Price
sion June 25
Main Floor john Govatos leniH and
W s Real Estate Broker 0nPiey DIS
Phone 1862 Insurance in all its branches
TRAVELLERS CHECKS
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.