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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-27
"Presidente Woodrow Wilson,
Washington, d. G.

Ell Ateneo Puertorriquefio, una So
ciedai literaria cientff1ca de Puerto
Rico, suplica de yuestra Excelencia
interyenga, en- cuanto sea compatible
son la justisia, en- favor del poeta Fa-
bio Fiallo y otros hombres de letras
dominicanos, quienes Sc encuentran
procesados por una corte militar en-
Santo Domingo.
ASTOL,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-27
UN GUAPo

En- el barrio Hoya Mala, de San
Sebastian, Gabino Perez, infiri6 con
un machete, herisas graves a su
amante Gregoria losa. Esta pas6 al
Hospital y G1lno fue puestO dis
posici0n del Fiscal del Distrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-27
La Association Ben6fiCa
dc CiGg0S

En- la Ultima reunion de la Asocia-
ci6n Benefactora de Ciegos de Puerto
Rico quedaron constitufdos los siguien
tes comites:
De CeRso: Don Jose Gonzalez Gino-
rio, Or. Rafael Bernabe Y Dr.. A. Fer
nos Isern.
De Prensa: Sra. e. r. Hildreth y
Lcdo. Samalea Iglesias.
De or9Gnisact6n de Comites Loca-
les: Hon. Emilio del Toro, Lcdo. Luis
Samalea Iglesias, Dom Jose Gonzalez
Ginorio, Srta. Loaiza Cordero doc
tor a. Fern6s Isern.
De GHqMisici6R de sOciOs D d0nQti-
0Os Sras. Isabel A. de Aguilar, Mer-
cedes l. de Ribot, Edith r. Hildreth,
Angela C. de Miro Y doctor Rafael
Bernabe.
De or1anisaci6R dc veladas. cines.
ETC.: Sefloras- Encarnaci6n NJ. de Ro-
drfguez Sierra Y Carmen b. de Men
dfa.
Fueron entregados Il la Tesorera,
Sra. Isabel A. de Aguilar, los siguien-
tes donativos:
ha
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.s#}2 pAsAPoRTE v1sADol
UN TRAJE DE MILITAR

SUd. tiene un traje de militar en-
buen uso? Pues hay quien Sc 10 COM
pra. Nlmero 38, Stout. Sirvase dar
informes al P. o. Box s25, San Juan.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-27
SOLDIERS CORPORATION

TOTAL. $4,000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
POLSKA KATASTROFA.

nOsti ma mas. Vit6zne polske
zbrane by Sc po porazce Rusu
iist6 neuklidily do arsenalu.My
byli bychom byvali pax prvnl
na rane 0 osudu TeSinska by
ner0zhodoval ami plebiscit, ami
arbitraz, nybrz hovor kulome-
tn del. Sta q tisice Geskych
hochu zustalo by Sc Zesinalou
tvafi ma bojiSti, desetisice vra-
tilv by Sc po5ramocenymi IL
dy Il podkopanym Zdravim do
.viasti, vycerpani q unaveni. a
TGSinsko, jehoz bychom "a tu-
to cenu pro sebe ziskah, stale
~ Sc krvi zbrocenym soustem,
llter6 by organismus mladeho
statu t6zce zaziVal.
Snad Polska po rane, jez il
byla zasazena, pride k rozu-
mu. Nani 'doposud tax pozd6,
aby dusl9dky porazky nebylo S
10 alespon znirniti, Rusko, jez
Valky PolsAem nevyvolalo a
snazilo Sc il yyhnouti, ncbuda
MONA trVati ma upln6m mice
nj a vyhlazeni Polska 2 politi-
ckGho zemepisu. Rozumnym
zakroCenjm mnoho by Se dalo
Zm6niti k odvrdcenl veci nei-
horSich. Aric, to az sotva spra-
ivi pan Pilsudski marsalskou
holi ruce, kterou tax neopa-
trne vymenil "a zezlo moudr6-
bo vladca. Sc svymi vojaky je
hotov a nae jedine by jestd
mohl spolehati, je pomoc -
mad arska. Jenze ia stala "a.
loze pouze pro priDad, re Dy
/ Polaci byli mad Rusy zvftezili
PAX byli Mad afi ochotni k ra,
ne do CeskOSlOvcnsk6ho boku
20 pelske pordzce zustanOu
krotci a TAX nema Polsko ko.
lem sebe nikoho, kdo by mu '
tezke chvll pomohl. A odvra
ci So od Polska / omen daleky
isVet, V jehoz prlzel Sc vudco,
I'VE jeho osudu ncjrozmanit6jSi
mi prostredky vemlouvali. We
/ lid politika bude pocitati ier
Sc zlVota schopnymi staty, zro
Vna TAX, iak to 6inf velci vote
VudcoV6 Sc svymi vojsky. Una
ii jen yoiaNy zive, ii mrtvi Z
nemocni nemaji pro ne ceny.
Neodhodia-li sc Poisko V kr
ltick3 tGto chvili k obratu, {
nezdarl-li So mu zachrannI
manevr, pax neni vylouceno
re phi rozhodovanf jeho pri
Stim csudu bude mad MIN sta
ii ien jediny soudce - Rusko
PAX by arci i politika naseh,
statu byla ztrzena do zcela no
We, neocekavane sfery otaz
ka statnl piisluSnosti Tesinsk;
b.. Sc pfesunula ma jinou kolej
Otazky tyto zodpovi budouc
most.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09

Z Polskorusk6 fronty siri Sc
do syeta pro Polaky zdrcujlci
zv6sti. Die boji8tnich zpraV
ttchto byla by porazka Pold-
XII uplna. Ofensiva marsalia
Pilsudsk6ho, zaCata S okaza-
losti a velkyn1i nad6jemi, Sc
nadobro zhroutila. Ruskl vol
ska V noci ma minuly dterek
prorazila polskou frontu, "a
tIacila ii na jihu do krajiny
Kamenec Podolski a Rovno, ma
severn donutila Po!aky X ustu-
pu cd Bereziny az do obvodu
Molodecno- Minsk. Situace We
stfedu, zdpadne od Dnepru, V
l1rajin6 Mosyru a Pripetu, ne
nj jasna, lze 81 ziv6 tn pred
staviti stisn6ny ustup polskych
vojsk, pfechazejici We zmate-
ny utek, kdyzte do zad Pola-
ku vpadla ruska iizda - pry
deset kozdckych plukd - KITE
ri dilo zmatku a Zkdzy siri q
dokonava. Tficet tislc pol
skych vojaku upadlo do rusk6-
no zajeti, diva pluky polske by
ly potreny a stosedesat pet del
zanechano ma bojisti.
TAX vyhlizeji veci ma from
te. A V polskem zdzemi neni lie
pc. Nedostatecn6 zivene muz-
stvo zdraha Sc jiti Ma boiiSte.
Nalada polskych yojaku je
boufliva. V Censtochove Sc ar
mdda Hallerova v2boufila, o.
deprela dustojnikum posluS-
most a zahnala je. Fem plni
sc uprchliky, kteri Sc rozbiha-
il pres Lvov a Sfri mezi lidem
nejhroznejSi podrobnosti pol
ske porazky. Voisho, jez ma
rs ustupu Rusum Vzdorovati,
Je vyhladovel6. bez naboju a
valem 2 fronty utika. Nudci
hlavy, jez hrozne teto chvili
mely zachoVati kid, jsou pre-
kyapeny a zmateny. Polska
vlada cini opatreni k vyklize-
nj Var5avy. Dulezitd akta
isou re sidelniho mesta IA &C.
ste do PoZnane
Jiz letos ma pocatku kvetna,
kdy sc odhodlal marailek Pill
sudski k tazenl proti Rusum
bylo lie odhadnouti, ae do
brodru2ny jeho podnti naskli-
di mnoho zdaru. Lee TAX biz.
ka a uok0naia DOfaZka pola'
XII pfec jen prekvapuje. A po.
vezme upfimn6, re prv6 FL.
de prekvapuje mas. Zdurazhu-
jeme, ze Ito nam je kazdt
kapky polske krve, steine ia.
ko krve ruske. Wee vsak nut
k pfemysleni o tom, co by as
hylo nastalo, kdyby polskym
zbranim bylo pfalo stfati
Polski politika nazna sentimer
tilnooti, jak ukazaly kratk6 sic
"a to vsak yelmi trnke zkuse
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09

Angl zavedena jest nova moda, nakupnf rznf brasny
dvou koeckach. My Cleveland ane prakcejsi Cd
petdolarovy nakup trhu kapse vesty.
Jsty muz splat nyni Hardngopi republikankemu kan
dau presidenstv dollar pred lety n6ho vyphceny Patne
81 hedi u mozne havy Soustah "vypucovat kliku'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
LEGIONARI v NORFOLKU
OSLAVILI 4. CERVENEC.
Velkolepy nspsch koncertu,
poradaneho legionari. Pan
Jan c. Masaryk hostem legio-
narG.

20. transport legionaru ze ST.
bire oslavil v Norfolk uameri-
cky svdtek prohlaseni Naodvi-
slosti Zpusobem, ktery ma
dlouho zanecha krasnou upo-
Imlnku pameti mnoha set A
mericanu, kterl sc slavnosti SUI
castnili. Slavnost konala Sc vi
amfiteatru lezeni a byla az ma
Ijedno cislo vyplnena nasimi le-
gionaTi. ku slavnosti dostavil
Sc diplomaticky zastupce Ces-
koslovenske Republiky, pan j.
G.. Masaryk, plukovnik V. S.
Hurban, legacni rada pan Ka-
rel Halla, pan V. Svarc "a Ii
skovou kancelar. z americkych
hostl dluzno jmenovati admi-
rala A. Z. Fechterle, velitele
Pateho NdmoTniho Distriktu,
| plukovnika Nc cManuse, velite-
lie Army Supply Base V Nor
folku, kapitana Crosse z Navy
Base a starostu mesta Norfol-
ku, p. Alberta l.. Ropera.
Slavnost byla zahajena slav-
Inostnim proslovem plukovni-
ka McManuse, po n6mz delsi
| rec pronesl pritel liaSeho naro-
da, kazdemu Cechoslovaku do
bfe znamy "americky strycek"
Kenneth d. Miller. ienz od
zacatku +. 1917 byl $ naSl sibif
skou armadou. Pan Miller bla-
hoprdl obyvatelum Norfolku,
re jim bylo dopfano poznati a
Ipohostiti zakladatele a budo-
vatele move Republiky a pri-
rovnal ceskoslovensll6 Legiona
re k Americanum z roku 1776,y
ktefi tez obetovali vse pro o,
lsvobozeni sve vlasti.
Koncertni Cisla pozustavala
hlavne prednesu muzskeho
sboru pod fizenim podporuci-
ka Formana. Nehled6 ma okol-
most, ze deyatendct hlavnich
zp6vakG uGitelu hylo ma ma
vStev6 Washingtonu, cisla by
la prednesena obdivuhodnou
presnosti a intonaci. Pfednese-
mi choralu 'Kdo iSte bozi bojov
Iniei =" ZanechalO hluboky do
jem americkem obecenstvu,
ktere a6 nerozunelo historic
kemu vyznamu chordlu a slo-
Ivum, pfece porozumelo smy-
slu choralu, ienz tax uchvat-
ne byl prednesen. Take ostat-
nj cisla sborem prednesena,
Iimenovite bojovna pisen "U
boz yyvolala bouflive nadSe-
Ini.
Cviceni prostna re sedmeho
sokolskehO sletu provedena
dewitt legiondfi byla prijata S
nemalym pfekvapenim. Nejlep
81 dukaz, jaky DOZEN vyvolala
jest, re kapitan Crosse, velitel
cviGebnlho tdbOra americke
namofni p6choty, pozadal We
litele teskoslovenskeho trans
portu, ably uspofadal cviceni
pied jehO ctyrmi tisici voja-
ky, ponevadz by rad ukazal
svym vojakum neco opravdu
krdsn6ho a povznasejiciho.
Ma rychlo improvisovana ka
pela clenu transportu ucin-
kujici ma vypujcenych ma.
stroJ'ch vyplhovala program a
, to takovym Gspecham, ze
tezko bylo veriti,' ze neni sta.
rou organisaci.
Po Akademii pritomny sta
, rosta mesta q vojensti hodno.
start vrele dekovali "a dustoj.
Inc ucteni americkeho narodni.
ho svatku.
, V pond6li dopoledne diplo,
matlcky- zastupce pan Jan G.
Masaryk promluvil k legiona
i rum a ohlasil, re LODI "Ameri
j ca pfijede nejpozd6ji do 13
y cervence. Tato okolnost, neji
}, stota odpluti lodi, jez zavini
: la mnoho nespokojenosti, byls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16

who packed the building In the late
afternoon yesterday.
The fifth annual Carter County
Free Fair promises TO attract the
largest crowds In the histroy OF the
organization, and the displays under
the circumstances, are all that could
be expected.
Premium List 10 be Published
The complete premium list will be
published Ms soon as the judges have
finished their work and copy can
be, furnished by the secretary.
Roundup Opened Yesterday
The Second Annual Roundup OF the
Ardmore Roundup Association opened
yesterday following n street parade
through the downtown section OF the
city.
There are about 100 contestants en-
tered In the different events, namely,
fancy roping, steer roping. cowgirl
bronc riding, steel bulldogging, bare
back riding. In fact all manner OF
cowboy sports and pastimes contain
ing more thrills to the minute than
most any other class OF sport. are be-
ing featured
Mrs. Lucille Mulhall Burnett, the
undisputed worlds champion lady
roper. and fancy rope manipulator'
whose clever work in years gone by
has won her thousands OF admirers
Ia here.
Mrs. Burnett will not enter the con-
CONTINUED on page y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
YE GS UN DER A RREST
At GA NESV|LLE N AY
Be WANTED IN ARDM0RE
THOUGHT TO BELONG. TO GANG
OF ORGANIZED THIEVES
WORKING OKLAHOMA
AND TEXAS

]. A. Franks and Charles Martin.
both of Dallas, are the two men ap-
pretended at Gainesville, Texas. and
who are suspected as being the thieves
who entered and robbed the Penney
Company store here last Sunday, max
ing away with 81 silk shirts.
At . n. m. Tuesday, according
to the belief Of the police they blew
open three safes at Gainesville, two
OF which were In the offices Of the
American Railway Express Company,
and obtained about $500.
They were arrested at rooming
house while busily engaged counting
their alleged booty. In their posses
sion was also found thirteen silk
shirts, supposed to have been taken
from the Penney store, several watches
believed to have been taken from
the Bulard jewelry store. in this
city, and an S-pound sledge hammer
and kit OF tools for forcing safes.
The men were heavily armed.
The men are suspected Of having
also stolen the Ford that disappeared
on the night Of the Penney Company
store robbery.
The police OF Galveston and Okla
homa City are reported as wanting
the men for stealing clothing. The
Galveston police also believe that the
prisoners robbed cars in the freigh,
yards OF that city.
II Is alleged that the men are men,
bers of gang OF yegs operating out
of Dallas and Fort Worth.
II has been reported that both the
prisoners assert that several Ardmore
men were implicated In the local rob-
berries. and they will give out their
names at the hearing.
IL the men are not convicted ai
Gainesville. they will be turned over
to the Ardmore police. They arc
young men. both about 20 years old
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
MEXICAN GOVERN NJ EN- 7.
JUSNHES MAXI \ 6 OIL
Ma AT|0NAL|zED PRO DU CT
SECRETARY OF INDUSTRY IS
SUES OPINION TO EFFECT
THAT CONTROL is ABB
SOLCTE.

Chicago, Sept. 16.-Nationalizatio
thoroughly justified General j. B..
Trevino, secretary of industry. COM
merce and labor in the Mexican gov
ernment. declares in the September
Issue of Petroleum Magazine, pub
lished here today.
"Mexico's right to pass laws ma
tionaliZng the oil mines in accord
ance with the socia'ization of all
means Of production and distribu-
ton which are conducive to uphold
the Interest Of public welfare and
the right OF the sovereignty OF the
state TO direct domain" is estab-
lished, writes General Trevlno.
ITO accuse this law as immoral
and unjust" he adds, 'is to make
war against the law OF the land and
against The institutions of the govern
ment. This war. whether waged
against Article 81 OF the constitu-
ton by nationals or by foreigners is
anti-patrio,ic and unjust"
Throughout his article. which is
translated from the Spanish, General
Trevino argues the direct dominion
OF the nation over the subsoil." This
is the substance of the constitutional
provision in question
III we consider the true condition
Of the oil mines and make deeper
study Of the situation and grant the
ownership Of the surface of the land
and a perfect vertical delimltation
OF this land" he writes I'VE would
find that the owner OF the surface
may own all the minerals and al the
oil directly under his soil but not so
under the soil of any of his neigh
bors. But inasmuch as petroleum lies
in large underground lakes or de.
posits 1t Is impossible to delimit ply
sically these underground reservoirs
In accordance with the ownership OF
the surface Of the land.
1T is Illogical therefore to argue
that these interests have the righ,
70 the ownership Of these deposits
OF petroleum in the subsoil o, the
nation simply because they have
made geologic studies and have rear.
cd great plants to exploit the mineral
resources.
Mexico endeavoring TO enforce
the naturalization OF the mines. hra
used In no way any right that might
in any sense hurt the rights OF ac-
QUESTION OF the owners of the sur-
face OF the SOIL respecting their
right as owners"
General Trevino adds that "neithci
political science nor political econ
omy not oven Jurisprudence has been
willing to concede the right Of the
natural resources OF nation to in
dividual ownership when these re.
sources become tho life OF that ma
tion. This principle Of national own.
ership must be applied 10 oil which
has fluid nature and travels in
UNDERGROUND -ivers which become i'm.
possible OF physical de'imtotlon."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
IMPORTANT MEETING OF.
DAY NURSERY COMMITTEE.
HELD At 10 D 'Cl D { K
TONIC RROW NJ D RN \ c.

Mrs. b. A. Simpson. chairman OF
the Executive committee OF the Ard
more Day Nursery, has issued n call
for meeting OF the members OF the
executive committee and OF the gem
eral committee TO be held at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning ut the
Nursery on Broadway.
Every member OF both committees
are earnestly urged to be present"
Mrs Simpson stated.
business OF extreme Importance
must be decided upon and It is neces-
sary that every member be present
In order that the matter may be dis
cussed in full. and prompt decision
made"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
PRESIDENT OF AHDMORE
HUMANE SOCIETY FILES
COMPLAINT AGAINST TIE
ROUND Up ASSOCIATION
ALLEGES VIOLATION STATUTES;
URGES ENFORCEMENT PROTEC-
TION OF DUMB ANIMALS;
COUNTY ATTORNEY MAKES
STATEMENT

Mrs. Alice L. Curtiss, president OF
the Ardmore Humane Society, made
the statement this morning that nu-
merous complaints had come to her
from the people with reference to the
mistreatment of animals at the round.
up which is being conducted at the
fair grounds this week.
The charge is made that cattle are
being abused, that their horns are be.
Ing broken and that some have suf.
fered broken legs.
Mrs. Curtiss stated that she has con.
veyed the complaints to the office of
the county attorney. She says that
the statutes Of the state are being
violated and expresses the opinion that
the laws protecting dumb animals
should be enforced
The active members Of the Humane
Society are Mrs. Alice T.. Curtis, Mrs.
Ben S. Curtis, Mrs. X. +. Attaway
and Mrs. Fred Horn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
CONDITION OF u. Il. O'NEU
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

The condition OF T.. r. o'Neil. ad.
vertising manager of The Ardmoreitc.
who was stricken with paralysis
Tuesday morning. is slightly inn
proved this morning.
Relatives OF Mr.. o'Neil have been
called to his bedside and are ex-
peeted to reach here this afternoon.
His brother NJ. ]. o'Neil OF okmul.
gee arrived this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
HOW AN EDITOR GOT RICH.

A man tells OF an editor who start
ed poor twenty years ago and has re-
tired with the comfortable fortune OF
100000. This money was acquired
through industry. ECONOMY conscient-
ious efforts to give full value, indom-
liable perseverance. and the death OF
an uncle who left the editor s4e,sss.5o.
Rotary Reminder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
Statement of County Attorney

There has been no formal com.
plant made Of any specific act Of
cruelty to animals by virtue Of the
show known as the Round Up.
Whereas I understand both horses
and cows are used for exhibition pur.
poses, | know of no law preventing It,
There Is n law against the milicious
handling of domestic animals. II any
complaint is made whore anyone mali.
ciously beats or handles any domestic
animals they will be Immediately pros.
ccuted, but there Is a distinction be.
tween using animals for exhibition
purposes where they are accidentally
injured and that of millciously NAL.
treating them.
ITO stop the handling OF animals
for exhibition purposes for fear they
might be injured would necessarily
stop fairs where the prowess Of ami.
mails Is on exhibition as well as all
circuscs.
"R. Il. BROWN,
County Attorney"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
ARDNORE DAY AT BIG
FREE FAIR TOMORROW

Friday. Sept. IL, has been desig.
mated as "ARDMoRE DAY" at the
Big Carter County Free Fair. DO
not fail to attend and do your bit
OF boosting for the fair and the
county and all concerned.
Carter county IL rapidly coming,
to the front as an agricultural and
livestock community. Remember
this and then go out and see the
fine stock on exhibition.
Also. encourage the boys and
Iirls by viewing their exhibits. And
don't forget to give the tasteful dis
plays of the home merchants the
"once over"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
"R. Il. BROWN.
County Attorney

Tulsa. c. Letcher. president OF
Western Association. declared We'd
ncsdays game at Enid, when Enid
won from osmulgee by TO score.
was not 70: the championship OF the
Western Association and was only an
exhibition game.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16

Salt Lake City,--Plans for an in
tcrnational court under the league
of nations, as reported from Paris,
were advanced by Governor Cox, in
his Utah campaign as telling argu-
ment for the league.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16

Oklahoma City.-Frank c. Carter.
state auditor. issued statement seek
ing TO prove that the states bust
ness could be operated during the
year without an ad valorem tax and
with a surplus at the end Of the year
OF s2.23S. .S52.ee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
Merchants Have Display

wide-awake merchants OF the city
have some fancy displays in exposition
hall. that were visited by the throngs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
STOCK EXCHANGE
DVNAMITED;; MANY
LIVES ARE LOST
Panic Follows Bomb Explo-
sion in Financial Center
at Noon; Business Is
Suspended
YOUNG MORGAN HURT
PANDEMONIUM HOLDS SWAY
WHILE POLICE RESERVES
HOLD THE CROWDS IN
CHECK ABOUT RUINS

New York, Sept. ia terrific
explosion which rocked all Of
northern Manhattan occurred at
noon today outside the offices of
}. p. Morgan and Company on
Wall Street. Several persons were
killed and many others injured
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-16
Must Double Pay.
Increase Land Tax

Considering ways to meet the desir.
cd increase in school expenses. DR..
Burgess says he believes the tax rate
on property and particularly on land
can be further increased without dis
aster, The wide range Of tax rates in
different large cities is cited to indi-
cate that there is no economic limit
which has been reache In many cit-
les
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-03

The itinerary ana time scheduIs
for the Governor Coz special train
through the state Of Washington. a.
the 10Th and 11th Of September.
have been arranged = follows.
After speaking in Spokane. Gov.
ernor Cox will leave that city d.
aoon. sfs1av stAss aetk. afyiys q
raAco Tors shett 6pVlp ~ nm s m
arrive af wAflS u 3 .S0 81 d. tkS7
dinner and speech 1t walia Walla,I
the Governor Cox special will Ieave
at s p. m. arriving in Seattle at $50
.. m. On Saturday, the 11th, the
special will be transferred to tho
Great Northern line and proceed to
Bellingham. arriving there at S:3Os
Leaving Bellingham at $3.50, the
train will proceed to Everett, arriv-
ing at noon. Leaving Everett at
1880. will arrive at Seattle at 2 p.
m. Shortly afterwards Governor.
Cox and party viii leave Seattle BY
automobile for Tacoma. Governor
Cox will speak in the Tacoma Stad-
ium at $3.50.
Following the Tacoma meeting.
the party will return to Seattle for
the evening meeting In that city at
the Arena Auditorium. The special
train will leave Seattle late Satur-
day evening for Portland.
Several short stops will be made
between Seattle and Bellingham. and
also between Tacoma and Seattle.
Definite announcement in re9ayd' 10
these stops will be made within q
few days. ~
Among the democratic leaders Of
the state who will make up the party
to accompany Governor Cox are Ma
tional Committeeman A. r. Titlow.
State Chairman Geo. e. Christensen,
Geo. F.. .Cotterill of Seattle. William
Piggott of Seattle. Robert 8. Double
day Of Tacoma, David J. Williams Of
Tacoma; Robert Montgomery .of
Puyallup. Martin Maloney Of .Colfax,
Maurice Langhorne of Tacoma, Sem
ator A. e. Judd of Chehalis. Gwin
Hicks of Tacoma. Judge w. w. Black
of Everett. Senator F. C. O'Hara Of
Seattle. Mayor e. T. Mathes Of Bel
lingham, H. C. Davis of Yakima,
Judge James Twohy of Seattle. p. M.
Troy and J. M. Tadlock of Olympia,
and several others.