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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-02-06
Did Good Work
at VladiVOStOk

to safety officers, their families and
civilians"
Major Graves, son Of General Graves,
was another officer, according to the
Red Cross account, who with utter
fearlessness walked into the danger
zone to aid women and children ex-
posed to fire. Major Johnson has paid
tribute to the part also played by the
international military police, whom he
commanded.
Il want those men to get the recog-
milton due Them" he said '''They rem
dered the greatest assistance, showed
absolute steadiness and GOODNESS and
ran the same risks" The Red Cross
account says that the international
military police and allied detachments
held control of Vladivostok, enforcing
the policy of neutrality adopted by the
allies. and that, thanks to this, vladi-
vostok was unswept by battle except
In the vicinity Of the railway station.
There, however, furious combat ragged.
For men who entered the area Of
fighting and the path of flying bullets
entered at deadly peril and every man
knew it," says the report
Among those saved by Major john
son and his men were General Roman
ovsky and family. Romanovsky is
chief Of the Russian generals staff.
He was living with his family in the
railway yards in his special train and
was noncombatant. Soldiers of
both sides fired upon the train. 1t was
utterly dark and storming, showing
November morning when Major John
! son found the car and escorted the
family to safety.
Hide in Black Cellars.
"SOme of those he rescued that
night were found in the railway sta
ton where the most sanguinary fight
ing took place. They had sought ref
uge in cellars. or secluded little offices.
and crouched in the darkness. afraid
to move, afraid to whisper. In most
cases. when the rescue party arrived,
It took repeated calls and reassur-
ances to locate the frightened, sus-
piciouS men ind women.
"The first rescue trip was made
about 10 O'Clock on the night of No
vember II and the last at ) 80 o'clock
on the morning of November Is.
"Maior Johnson's command of Rus
sian, for he is Russian born. was a
big asset in this emergency work at
tn railway station, as it has been
throughout his service in Siberia.
General Romanovsky expressed to
the Red Cross representative CRATE
full appreciate n for what Major John
sol. did.
al do not know how ans nan could
20 into that hell of fire find our train
and bring us out he said. but this
man did it.
''Ile even saved the cat. Getting the
party out of the train Major johnson
heard the howl of the lonely. MORALLY
frightened cat somewhere in the dark
car. lit only by the lurid flashes of
guns and the reflection Of burning
buildings.
Zone Of the women asked them TO
take the cat. and the rescue marty
halted there in the shattered train.
found the cat hiding in a mass Of
broken berths and took her to safety
with the family" "
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-02-06
Had Sure Thing
at Stud Poker

him exactly what denomination each
pasteboard was.
AT last, suspicion intruded. and one
of the other men at a party which
Trimmer had arranged pocketed a
deck of Trimmer's cards and took
them to professional gambler for ex-
animation.
They're readers" said the profess
sional. At the corner of each card, on
the back, was design composed of
four fleur-de-lls-the three leafed
flower of France.
If the right hand petal of the flower
at the upper right hand of the group
was heavily shaded the card was an
ace. If the center petal Of that par
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-02-06
Cut Heart Out Of Patient.

Omaha, Neutrality-suspicious. cut the
heart out of Steve Zrkich, an Aus
trian, then placed IT back in his body.
Zakich. who had shot himself, Is ex-
pected to live.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-02-06

Miss Jetske Cremer. daughter of the
minister from the Netherlands to the
United States and Mrs. Cremer. has
Joined her parents in Washington.
She is of the debutante age and al
ready is a popular member of the
younger set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-18

Sir Thomas Lipton's
cup challenger. Sham
rock w. in fine shape
for race. Photograph
made during one of the
trials off Sandy Hook.
Il. iut"rhat,"nai film >,rNh".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-18
By National Photo TO.

He has travelled distance of three
times around the world-yet he never
leaves Washington. ]. B. Evans, for
forty-two years conductor of the ele-
vator of the Washington Monument
estimates that he has made enough
trips up and down the shaft to aggre-
gate 1000 miles.
Ry National Photo Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
P Al NJ { R ASSA|LS ACTS
OF REP OBLICAN LAW
N AKERS IN OPERI \ c
SPEECH Of CA N PA | GN

Gainesville. Ga, April Opening
his campaign to obtain the support ot
Gecrgia's delegation to the demo
cratic national convention Attorney
General Palmer in an address hero
Tuesday attacked the candidacy Of
Senator Hoke Smith, for the demo
cratic presidential nomination, assail-
ed the record OF the republican ma.
jority in congress, and upheld The
position Of President Wilson i'm the
treaty controversy.
The attorney general at the out
ed the Georgia primary because "cor.
tain enemies Of the administration
proposed 10 enter candidate with
the intention "only to secure 4 dele.
cation Ia the San Francisco con
vention which must be controlled
by the parties of the administration "
The change in the plans of the in.
tcrcst of the administration which has
resulted in the entering Of the name
OF distinguished citizen OF Georgia
as a candidate does not materially
alter the situation nor change my
duty vita respect to it." the attor'
nov general said. AS | read tho
candidacy of Senator Smith he is not
u real candidate for president. His
candidacy is intended only TO en-
bassass the president AMI party which
he leads"
Contrasting the record Of the re-
publican majority in congress with
tho achievements of the democratic
administration, Mr.. PaE1er said:
"The republican house of repre-
scntatives for twelve months has con
tented itself with investigating our
victory in the war. The republican
senate for twelve months has fought
10 deprive us of the fruits of our
victory"
Asserting that he stood on com
mon ground with President Wilson
as regards the treaty, the attorney
general declared he was one Of those
who would have the treaty ratified
without destructive reservations.
"I cannot go along with those
who would destroy the treaty by sup
porting reservations which its open
and avowed enemies approve" he
added. az would not object to sub
stantial reservations If friendly ana
readily designed to save the treaty
and the covenant"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
British Opinion

London, April There is Aulh
probability OF Great Britain rarue!
lating in the french advance into
Germany as far as ran be ascertain
Cd NJ present. and according 10 q
statement current in some quarter
the british government feels iI5c.l
placed in an awkward position ny
the French occupation Of German
cities.
When sucn move was discussed
recently at the meeting Of the am
hassadors council, it ia said Great
Britain and Italy dis3ontcd. on at any
rate strongly urged the necessity "t
careful consideration before taking
am definite steps
Consequently, it was not expected
thar France would proceed to occupy
the neutral zone without their formal
approval. Such approval, it is aal0'
certainly has never been given, ana
when the British government was
faced With the accomplished fact 1t
was considerably surprised
OF these reports there is no Off
cial confirmation, but they are ac'
ccptod in como usually We'll INFORM
Cd quarters.
Editorial opinion in this morning $
newsuapcrs is divided. The Daily
News sees very strong reasons for
-,,,,.,,,,, .ho ,ction or France as 4
,,i,,ain iut axn,.oesos thc belief
.r, ,,,,,... ,,ii ,ot load IN opv grave
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,.;5.,.,ii, H., oc orcs,ion.
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t,onty fbo re,o,ranb admits the nj.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
Ensinemen Defy Union Heads and
Vote to Join Striking Switchmen
In the Big Terminals Walk-out

Chicago, April 5,-Repersentativcs
Of $500 members Of the Brotherhood
If Locomotive Engineers and l7ircmen.
Employed in tho Chicago switching
district today had dcficd their unioH
officials and voted to join the un-
authorized switchmons strike called
nearly week ago.
Freight traffic through the cy.
pansive Chicago district already was
restricted seriously, and strike lead
ars and railroad officials were agreed
that IL the force Of strikers was
augmented, such traffic would be
brought virtually to n standstill.
The vote of the engineers and
Iiramcn came in tho face of prcdic-
lions Of grand officers of the Brother.
hood Of Railway Trainmcn and the
Switchmen's Union of North Amer-
"a, with which the striking switch
men are affiliated, that by Saturday
the SAL would be broken by loyal
union men rushed here from other
cities.
The engineers and ircmcn declared
they would not work with the loyal
union men and also demanded an in.
creased wage. Engineers are paid
t5.I6 day and they demanded $50
an hour; the firemen, paid from s4.lo
10 s4.2S, a day. demanded 81 an
hour.
Passenger trains would not be in
torfered with, the strikers said. Rail
road officials said, however, that such
traffic was certain to suffer in the
event work in the yards was re-
strlcted further.
Meanwhile It was reported supplies
Of certain foods and fuel were be-
ginning to run low in Chicago. and
nearly 10000 employees had been
thrown out OF work at the stock
yards by the stoppage of receipts
,f cattle.
The switchmen continued their strike
under an ultimatum from the Broth
srhood of Railway Trainmen thar
hey will forfeit their union member.
min unless they return to work by
Iomorrow night. They also would
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
The Greatest Electrical Appliance
Exposition Opens Doors Today in
The Consumers Company SaleSroom

With representatives from 80 manu-.
factories, and u display of electrical
aud gaa appliance, surrossing all
previous affairs, the four days
Household SHOW Of the Consumers
Light and Power Company opened Mt
O'Clock to-day.
The entire lower floor cf the COM
rony's homo, on West Main street,
IS occupied with the various dis
plays separate booths having been
arranged for the special display OF q
great number Of these timc.saying.
monoy.saying, modern, appliances.
There are automatic electric ice.
boxes. dish washers. washing ma.
chimes, vacuum cleaners, gas stoves
nnd automatic gus heaters, that Is
not only n thing Of beauty, but Ia
economical and practical.
\ particularly interesting feature
of the show are two booths OF cook
ing stoves, one for gas ana The other
electrical. lot biscuits are being
served at these booths, each repro
sentative vying with the other in oX.
lllblslllA lll' 'lNtllldN'N vi lllN Idt
ocular cooking stove. 1t would be
impossible TO make definite dccis
ion as To which Is the better, and
any Ardmore housewife would BE
glad, judging from the comments
10 be the owner Of either Of the two
stoves.
Mr.. Conklln, representing tho West
inghouso Electric and Manufacturlng
Company, of st. Louis IL In charge
uf the electric stove, while Mr.. Seoly
representing the Clark Jewel Stove
Company Of Chicago is in charge OF
the other
Another feature. which IL provid
ing most cxcellent entertainment i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
NEGRO POLITICIAN ACTS
As PRESTON { OFFICER
OVER ONE WIN c" OF
GEO RG|A REPUBLICANS

Atlanta, Ga, April Two wings
cf the regular republican creanizl'
ton in Georgia assembled in separate
parts Of the hall Of the house OF rep
rcscntativcs at the capitol today to
nomo delegates at large to the ma
tional convention, elect a state com
mitteo q state chairman and nation
al committeeman.
ono Of the factions, headed by Ro''
coe Pickett, state chairman, supports
Major General Leonard Wood for tn"
presidential nomination while the
utucr, headed by Henry Wood for the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07

the Edison Phonograph, run olec-
t"ically.
The representatives Of the various
companies who are here arc n. H.
Allen, Hurley Machine Company OF
Chicago; G. ". Miner, Humphrey
Company, Kalamazoo Michigan; w.
c, Riddle, Il anor, Manufacturing
Company, Mercer. Pa. Mr.. Riddle
Is accompanied by Mrs. Riddle; a. A.
Switlcr and y. W. Nenon Of the,
Central n. & Il. Company, St Louis
Mo-; George kindel. Bailey Reynolds
Chandelier Company, Kansas City,
Mo-; Ray Whitenack, United Electric
Company. Oklahoma City; Il. Il. Mel
son, Western Electric Company. kan-
sls City. Mo-; Mr.. Haege. Wcsco
Supply Company, st. Louis Mo-; u.
$. Arnold Commercial Electric sup.
ply Company. st. Louis. MIR. Grucn-
MIR. Triz2cll, Manhattan Electric sup
ply Company. st. Louis; Mr.. Guren',
weld, Westinghouse Lamp Company.
st. Louis; Mr.. Powers, Eclipse store
Company. Rockford ILL.,; Mr.. Gack.
Southwest General Electric Company.
oklahoma City; AFR. Chrlstoph, South
western Electric Company. Oklaho.,
ma City: Mr.. Lautz Funston Elcc-'
trlc Company, Kansas City.
In addition to MIR. Arnold, Profcs.
sor Hanson OF the Commercial Elcc.
tric Supply Company OF st. Louis
Is also here TO represent the com.
pony, and will demonstrate the Vic.
let Kay Treatment for headache.
The women OF st. Philips Episco'
pal church also have booth In the
Household Show and are serving
sandwiches and coffee.
Special programs will be givoo
every night, until l0:S0 o'clock. s'y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07

W. s Carter, president of tho
brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen had received no orflc.
ial report early today of members
Of his organization joining the strike
Of switchmcn in Chicago.
So far as this organization is con
ccrned tho Chicago strike Is H.
legal and will be treated as SUCH"
Warren $. Stone, president Of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
said:
"The strike of Chicago swtchmen
Ia Illegal and will be go considered
BY the erxineers Brotherhood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
SOCIALISTS ASK TO 60
BEFORE pUBIIC OPINION COURT

New York. April PLANS for .
statewide camp1ign to place tho cases
of the five oustcG Now York socialist
asscmblymcn before tho court Of
public opinion" will ne formulated
at Il conference hcrc tonight Of rep
rcsontatives Of labor unions lratcr.
nal societies and civic bodies, accord
ing To- s. John Block o. "the com.
mittcN Of eight Of the socialist
party.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
Swi,clImen Out nj Ruffalo.

Buffalo, y. Y, April Five hun
dred switchmcn on the night shifts
of all railroads entering Buffalo with
the exception Of the Erie and Penn
sylvania lines, went on strike last
night and this morning, virtually tic.
ing up all freight in and out OF the
city. Up to 1890 o'clock this morn.
ing the day shifts had not reported
and it is believed the strike will be
general
+. j. Sheehan, president Of the
switchmen's union, said the strike
was unauthorized Railroad officials
expressed the belief that tho move,
ment was in sympathy with the Chic
ago strikQ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
Biz Ho,cl iIirc NJ Seattle

seattle. Wash, April 1-Gucsts Of
tine Hotel Lincoln. in the downtown
section N,rr driven into thc streets
i'm niqht attire carly today by fire.
over 200 guests, scwntlv attirod, worc
Given Shylter at q nearby c'dh.
one unidentified woman and Frcd
Il. Hamilton were killed WHOM they
jumped from windows.
Six persons Vcr' reported injured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07

Observation-Disclosures of six moro
neutral states to the league OF ma
tons covenant, reported Tuesday
brought all of south and central
America into the league.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
The Automo otive Show-Ardmores Big Annual Event
Ardmore Citizenship Will Break
All Records in Matter of @ er
Subscription to the Chamber of
Commerce Quota as Same has
Been Provided by the Committee

only once among the more than
$50 cities in the United states ana.
Cauada which have the modern type
of Chamber OF Commerce which Is
b"'ns set up in Ardmore has the
total numnor Of memberships report.
ed tho first day exceeded tho num-
her which wa. chalked up on the
blackboard In tEa Presbyterian church
on Tuesday.
The 2j0 cities have included those
of oll sizes from New York down 10
East Palestine, Ohio. OF course the
final totals in many instances have
exceeded the expectations In Ard
more. but Spartanburg, S. c., alone
which curiousIy is about the same
size as Ardmoro, beat 1t on the first
day the figures there being 735.
Ardmore stin has chance 10
make the worlds record for speed.
It the goal Of 1000 is exceeded today.
this oklahoma city win have taken
from Saudusky, Ohio, a record which
1t has held nearly three years. OF
making its objective in quick time.
The complete roster of the first days
membership reports is given below.
except the IL women who are named
in another place. The number Of
plural membership subscribers IS large.
As "a rule every concern and indivld
uU took the number hich was ask
ed for 10y the teams; in many cases
the quota as fixed 10y the committees
was uyersubscrlhod. Tho plural sub
scribers were.
Total of Ike Pluras is 3gl.
Twenty National Bank. Guar
anty state Honh Wcsihcimer <
Daubc
FirJocn--Statr National Bank, TYLER
& simpson Company
Ten Cameron iichnins Co.. City
state Inuk Hudson-fIouston Lumber
Company, Roy NJ. Johnson.
Eight Cornwcl & Glowing I.umb
cr Company, Pennington Grocery
, Company
sIx-rurcrl Wholesale G,J.ery
Company.
I'iyo-Chckasow Refining Com.
pany lord Bailey company, lSudd
Hoard Company, Peoples Building (
Loan Association, need Turniturh
Company Whitcman C Simpson Com.
pany.
/ Four-Ardmorc Flour 6 Feed Com
pany, Ardmorc Pharmacy. w. |. Cruce,
William @. paylsson, j. Il. Dexter,
T. 6. pings n. g. Fitzgerald, Ed
ward Gait r. \. IIefner, Homer
IIm5lc y Company. H. +. Nichols, w.
X. Shackelford, e. r. Sykes. IL
4 Thrcc-Ciuy Harris Buick Company,
Edwards Brothers Company, Goshorn
Motor Company
Fwo-N. l.. Amster. Ardmore Ab-
stract Company. .Nrdmorc Plumbin;
Company, Ardmorcite Publishing
Company, Bay state Refining Com.
p0ny, j. W. Bleyins, w. II. Burnitt
( Cannon * Hunter, Carter County ABB
stract co.. T.. f. Comcgys. W. c. DC
witt, i. II. Dillard Krl, Dyer E.arls
cafe, IIchols Printing Company, Ceorg.
Il. Fish n Company, l'rensley Broth
crs Lumber Company. j. Robt. Gillian.
Hamilton Shoe Company, Geo. VI. Hen
lcy ~. i. Lane, sam Mcdaniel. n.
Ma"sad, NC Auto Supply Company.
Merchants 6 Planters oil Company, i.
T.. Moore, Nyan2a Refining Company,
oklahoma Drug Company. Pains
Printing Company, j. II. Poultcr &
Sons. sherman Pyle, +. j. Ramsey,
CONTINUED on Page Thrcc)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07

Minncapolis.--T Minneapolis dem.
ocratic state convention elected four
uninstructed delegates to the nation
al convention, indorsed the Wilson
administration and national prohbi-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07

lose their seniority standings with tina
railroads. The brothcrhood's utmat.
um was signed by % brotherhood Of
ficials, embracing 20 chaumcn Of
General committees oG affected rail.
roads, ana three vice presidents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
England Thinks it Possible the
Invasion of Germany by French was
Ill Advised; France Says G,rmln Plot
To End Tentative Negotiations Shown
By Sending Troops into Ruhr District

AK In Chapellc, Rhcnish Prus-
sla, April 7.-German government
troops are marching ON DucsScl-
dort. Occupation Of the town IS
expected late this evening. or TO-
morrow morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
Organize in N. Louis.

81. Louis, Mo. April 7.-Switchmcn
and yard enginemen employed in
terminals here and on the east side
met here today to form a new labor
union to be known as the Nardmens
Association. Organization will be fol.
lowed by a demand for n general
wage increase, those fostering the
movement say.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-07
Prince of Wales at San Diego

San Diego, Cal, April 7--Edward,
Prince of Wales, arrived off Poiat
Iona early today on beard the cruis.
or Renown.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-26
DRESS GOODS AT COST

We have a splendid line of Dress Goods
in Voiles, Organizes, Lawns and Nainsooks
that we are offering to OUR customers at cost.
These are all up-to-date patterns, so don't let
this opportunity to buy Dress Goods pass
while you can buy them at cost.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-26
WHITE SKIRTS AT COST

For the next ten days we are going to
offer an exceptional line of White Skirts
made from good materials and in very pretty
and stylish patterns, at cost, Come in and
make your selection while these prices pre-
vail
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-26
WOOL SWEATERS

We have already received splendid
showing of Ladies' and Misses Wool Sweaters
in variety of the latest fall and winter styles.
and colors.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-26
BIG REDUCTIONS IN STRAW HAT
PRICES

We still have nice lot of Mems Straw
Hats in stock and are altering them at big
reduction in prices in order to close them out.
Call in and look them over. If you can use
Straw Hat it will pay you to buy from this lot.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-26
ALL-WooL BLANKETS

We have just received shipment of all
wool Blankets, and are prepared to fill your
needs in this respect at the lowest market
prices.