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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27
NJ 'SW|NEY'S BODY /
WILL Be CARRIED 4
TO CORK FRIDAY
COrOner's Verdict Says the
Lord Mayor Died of Heart
Disease; Other Hunger
Strikers
AN OFFICER IN THE
ARMIES OF IRELAND
WIDOW OF DECEASED GRILLED
IN EXAMINATION AFFIRMS IR-
iSH PEOPLE HAVE MILL.
TAkY ORGANIZATION

London. Oct. 27--Relatlves of Tar
renee McSwiney, the late lord mayor
of Cork, who died in Brixton prison
Monday morning following a hunger
strike, We're today completing ar
rangements for the funeral Of the lord
mayor. 1t was expected the body
would be turned over to them by
government authorities following th.
autopsy and plans already announced
contemplate its removal to ST. Georges
Cathedral. 1t will probably remad,i
there until Thursday, when a re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated. af-
ter which the funeral procession
Will start for Euston station.
The body will probably reach Dub
lin early on Friday and there will be
received by various organizations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27

Oklahoma CITY, Oct. q. Charles
that Il. X. llalsell. one Of the pro-
testants against the initiative petition
of Campbell Russell asking establish
ment OF state pardon and parole
board, had been paid s9o2, OF state
money for services In investigating
signatures OF voters. to the petition.
were made here today In a statement
issued by the sponsor OF the petit
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27
VAST NUMBER OF PEOPLE
CARRIED BY CITY ROAI,

New York, Oct 81. Since New
York's first subway train was run.
lG years ago today, the 1nterborough
Rapid Transit Company has carried
i.OJl 100000 passengers - approximate
~ three times the total population
Of the world-Frank Hedley. president
and general manager. announced to-
day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27
Would Re.establish Monarchy

Berlin. Oct 27.-Dr. Carl Hellfer.
ich. former vice chancellor during the
imperial regime, was vigorously APP
plauded yesterday whea he asserted
the necessity Of re establishing the
monarchy during an address before
the nationalist congress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
SEVEN YEARS PLENTY
TIME TO TIRE or WIFE

New York Aug. 22.-"T am ,hrouu,,
with you. Seven years is the longest
can stay with any woman. No
man can truthfuliy say he loves a
woman after having lived with her
seven years"
This was an extract from letter
written her by her bushaud produced
as evidence today by Mrs. Augusta
Pollock OF Coney Island, who IL sr.ne
her husband, Martin ID. Pollock. .er
separation and asking alimony OF s7a
a week and $1,000 counsel fees. Mrs
Pollock accused her husband OF beat.
Ing and kicking her and threatening
TO have her committed to an insane
asylum. She also said that on orr
occasion he called up his office on
the phone and said to her secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
POLAND'S SLIM
CHANCE FOR PEACE

The Alice seem 70 be- going on
the theory that after the Russian
bolsheyiki have taken Warsaw
aud made an impretsiou upon the
world as militant power they
will be pleased 20 invite peace,
arrange frontier lines satisfactory
70 the war weary Poles aud shin
the scene of their operations else
where.
Should there things come about
u will be IN direct conflict with
one of the strongest tenetS Of the
bolshevist doctrine Lenine and
Trotzky have no faith III peace
treaties except as temporary *.
pedienfs. They believe Il 10 be
Russia = destiny 10 transform the
social order Of the world aud to-
do this contact, as direct as pos
sible, must be arranged with the
~ other countries
The Russians would prefer 10
have the Polish prolctariat de
gtroy the capitalists and 10 dis
possess the landowners, yet ii the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
WHY YOUR NEW TIRE
COSTS MUCH MONEY
Ten Million Castings Went To
the Graveyard In 1920;
Every Old One Means
e a New One

Ten thousand castings 10 the grave
So enormous a wastage cannot fail
to exercise an influence on tire
parative one that fifty per cent OF
the 10000 600 tires manufactured
this year will be sufficiently cared
for TO permit them 10 deliver half
of the mileage built into them by
the maaers.
The motorist who is hoping for
Erice cut that he may buy tires for
less than present levels, is overlook
ing this and other factors that de-
termine costs. The law OF supply
and demand in good tires Is operat-
ing against reductions and towards
higher prices. Manufacturing, over
head, and distributing expenses have
been cut to the bone by new and i'm
proved machinery and methods.
Before the war prices" ALREADY
prevail among most standard maxi
ers Prices are lower now than they
were ten years ago. And this does
not take into account that tire mile |
age, with the Miller company for i'm /
stance, has more than doubled, and
that this cost -per-mIle basis is the !
only real way to determine mileage |
II mileage were taken into account, ,
actual cdzt per mile is lass than
half as much as ten years ago.
With uncertain costs OF labor and /
materials, IT IL by no means GER
tain that present prices can long be |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
DOROTHY OAlTON's
BEAUTY CHAT

Miss saFntAN baHun las estse~4 fsmous
lhv wtehl atrr ftr hrF h@ANfAfai f,m
plcNien. SAYS tAny esfi a4 wntaAn san
hsyv hwAu4ffML r,ssy white MwniNlsNi i.sn
thHN Viii fNsh,w mN AAvtsw HWA Hsr t're
aiiin, Niuspw tnitct preparations uas
u hcANw n imNsFts inafasi fsaW&s. "
rN~N fe angtly absvlulsly hsfnita@ taa
Nms mefseiHes effst apse ths stln
finf anttft HttVn ffofFt n ~ FHft 80
read Miss nAi,nn'e tnfrffetlNe tifFN "a
hnW tn AHiekiy atialw = beaattfHl eNm
plsxien *.,nn ia Rpfeaf W this parsr in
Nv saaaaftlaH art iaerN liiu Al any gsAlet
essunfvy Bnd W. " ledeN NHa Ntn M
etlNhtfwi}Y MHrVrtnsesl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

Polish masNea Will NOT net III the
eae The holsheviki. given the ap-
rortpni'y would not hesitate 10
perform this labor themselvea
beyond Poland Il Germany and
beyond Germany are France and
England The missionary spirit
n strong IN l.euine and ~0g1ky
and u wiIi b. hard fur them "a
forsgo The chance 10 attempt tD
spread their peculiar form nf
socialiam as far a. their present
fortunes allow them
The Allies aud The Poles hope
for cessation ~ warfare must
lie ~ The domestic troubles ~
Russia rather than ia any pacifism
or maguani,nity Ia the hearts "
the Russian communists. II was
the conditions rAuseh by war
which led 10 the overthrow VI tie
ezarlsts II may be that sim
liar condition IL now developing
IN Russia out Of the various mill.
tary gappalgns Caution would
tepipe aud Trotzky' 10
quit while their credit ii high.
Their theories and their program,
on the other hand. would serve
ny pressure upon them 10 try 10
join hands first with the German
radicals aud then with those of
France and England.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

stabilized. within tho past year
there has been only one general
price change recorded, Another fac
tor necessarily affecting tire prices,
both directly and indirectly is the
railroad rate increase.
Later eveny one of the ten million
castings prematurely ianked. must be
replaced with new tire Vita tire
production cut down temporarily. due
% present conditions, the motoltst
will do we'll 60 buy AGAINST possible
shortage lie will certainly not get
them cheaper aud 1t may be an sd.
vance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

The crnsado Tor better babies MA
'pfefd from coast 70 coast. and AK
y firm hold ~ American oMthers
'fw women realize how much ,hs ~
1eslth of the mother Influences the
unborn child. both f'hyslcia,iy and
mentally Women who suffer frOa,
mysterious pains, backach.. nerynna
ness. mental depression. hradachns.
etc, should rely ON Lydia NJ. PINK
hams Vegetrble Compound. made
rom roots and herbs, which for near.
ly forty years has been the standard
remedy for these ailments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

Women troubled with unsiFhgly hairy
growtha win he delighted 20 hear thal
they can now actually remove the hair
sntire-~roots and aii~~asilN. quickly.
harmlessly IL is done without the use
of liquid. powder, paste OF electric
needle
The new pbeiactlne process ~ moi t.
Nothing Ike Il ever discovered u cause
the hair roots i0 come out before YOUR
very eyes, leavng the skin smooth aud
hairless rs habe's Its action il ~ posi-
tive. 50 certaiH, druggists generally report
phenomenal sales fuf phelactlne III IA
non odor0us. non Irritating. non poisonous
"a child could safely eat u Get small
stick u phelactine to-day, follow the slim
PIE Instructions and san viii be wonder.
fully surprised
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
AMERICAN LEGION To
CLEAR UP WAR MYSTERIES
The Three Claasiiications, Miss
ing In Action, Killed In Bat.
tie and Presumably Dead
viii BE objectivcs of Vets

New legk Aug ~ rhr Amcri
can Legion Is making an effort 10
mltiRAte dlslfcsaips laAaas of tho
At,cFmath Of war. the s.o,a earwonai
mys1ery ~ the areag a,gueNlr ol men
Nho are claaaitlea "a army and navy
llsta - mlsalus ia agtten. killad
10 battle" and presumably dead
rho work has been vowarded with
somp sueeesa, It ~ announced In
several instances the Legion Weekly
has obtained tor mother uoru and
clearer details " how her son died
or put wlte ia touch with tha com.
rades Of her husband. missing in
action
Requests ~ realtlvet and friends
Y soldiers sallcrs, marines and mill-
AIRY nurses about whose fate little
known IA 0einF sent to newspapers
throughout che country FOR publica
ion Results of this publiclh, are
arefully tahulated At otflses here
All "buddies." officers doctora.
lurses or welfare workers Who may
Nnuw something of the person OF
whom Information IL sought are IN
slted 10 communica,e with the
rienda or relatives Zach wees a
long ,pst - ~npAtefics are pub
lishcd IN the LeSlon's organ. aud
frequently a numher OF namea 81 m.n
md women who aeryed ia tho war.
out Sho failed 20 reach home h
IN, 70 the newspapers.
The current result list ot the l.e
liop contains tho following instances
where desired Information was mrn
! 'Aai:
Mrs Catherine ilolbeek ~ Allen.
own, IA. asked for information con
erning the circumstances surround.
NIX the death OF her son. Sergeant
oaeih Iiolbock of Company G. l0gth
Machine Gun battalion. asth Dlyi-
lion. who died In French hon iial
The mother received letter from
Pr Joseph i.lntg, ot New York who
itended the DYING soldier. sfYing de-
alla Of bis lat hours.
Mrs, l.olo Mason OF McRae. Ca.
lskcd for information that would
hrow soma light on tho disappear
,nce of her son, v Mason. Jr.. cor
,oral. srd Company slpth Mariner
The soldier wrote his mother that
10 would be home for Christmas
lsls. but did not appear. aud moth
ng further was heard from Dim
Mrs Mason reporled that she ~.
'eived two ieuafH, ono from her son
himself sayink that DO had recovered
rom long silness
Many ciwious aud touching ap-
peals are received a mother wants
% know II her sou, who had died IN
a field hospital said anythlne on
ats death bed " Another parent |
whose aon wac gaWscd. captured and
'fterward died. wants information |
rom his comrades as 10 what Kind
I gas was used and how IL affects I
men. Information IL nougiit ~ an
lrmy nurse who was last heard az
'nroute 70 Franc. two yenra ago A
distressed family geokrl word from
ne 'buddie8' OF is soldier who was
ast seen walking battlefield
wounded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
CE<TENtRIAN rs TO
WED WOMAN or "a

Los Angeles, Cal Aug 20 Dir
Andrew MaIoom Morrison was "
years old when Miss Mary A. Barney
was born.
To-day he had seen an even cen
tlry Of this life He celebrated by
obtaining license 10 wed Miss Bar.
ney. She's 73 now
This was her first matrimonial
venture. II was the Doctors third.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

In her presence, Il am spending e5
cents just to hear your sweet voice
! would not do this for anybody else
In the world.
Justice Hendrick postponed the
case until next Tuesday. upon pol
locks agreeing 10 give HIS wife $50
to tide her and her fisve-year old
daughter over until then. T,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

Nine Burns win return to Gutnria
10th. anyone having Birthmarks. Can
ccrous. warts. pimples or anv bIem-
ishes see her at the Royal Hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
MANY COUNTY FARMERS
ATTEND A. & N. CONGRESS

Continued from Page ~
This equipments consists Of army
tents, cots and blankets that will be
used to take care of the overflow
crowd. This equipment was obtained
by President Whitehurst OF the board
Of agriculture. 10 enable the farmers
who attend the meeting 70 spend the
entire week in Saltwater at a nomin-
al cost. These tents will be rented
at small cost
The College Experiment Station
farm has been siaked off for plowing
and the different tracts have been
assigned TO the various tractor and
implement exhibitors for demonstra
tion. Several fields OF row crops on
the Experiment. Station farm are
ready for the different motor cnIti-
yators
To Have Demonstration.
Roads In and around the college
campus have been set aside by tn,
Payne county commissioners for the
purpose OF demonstrating different
road machinery and the best methods
Of caring for country roads.
Il d. planned TO fill at least two
silos On the college farm during
the week.
A night program Is being arranged
for the different lighting companies
exhibiting.
g Practically eveny home in sullva-
Ter has been turned open 10 the visi
tors for the week. Governor Robert.
son fsshed a proclamation, setting
aside this week as Farm Congress
and Farm Power week.
Governor Robertson and President
Wbitehurst will lead the program on |
wednesday. They will be ompan- |
ed TO saltwater by a number oil
state officials and Il Is thought that
MS will perhaps be the biggest day
't the week. On this day a party OF
Eastern advertisers will visit the
arm power school and Farm con.
yress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

Phone Nelson AaitreaB Go, $50 ani
have your old mattress made Hew
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
0K[MAH ROBBERY REVEALS
NEW STYLE WAR STORY
Disappearance Of $4,000 Shows
how Farmer Attempted 10
Defeat the Draft At
Wars Alarm

okemah. Okla. Aug - -oktuskes
co officials today are searching tO
Ic p Fine and his wife, wanted ~
Adair 60 on q charge Of hiFhva,
robbery sworn out By Henry GooeA
brother OF Mrs, Pine
Ana therein IL tangled story o.
the war story filled with parfn
tai love aud sacrifice. parents IVA
tuition and a LOSING fisht against ghf
inaxorehle draft Law Tor Fine slartef
his trouble when he lricd 20 keen hts
young son Edna. from service
Fine Is wealthy farmer who ha,
lived for many years near the trad
Ing post Of Wrliy. okfuskee co.
Felt Son Would Die
when the draft demanded that ht
send his son from the homestead
Fine fought with every resource 60
Keep him from going
II feel that he viii never retuf
alive" the father told
But Edna Fine was forced 10 80 and
ON the day that he lined with 70.
n,her rookie soldiers along the streets
~ Okemah. his father went aiong tn
lne aud 20 each newmade sersir
man ho gave silver dollar
Going 10 the bank Fine drew 500
IN cash TO get our boy out of ,hs
nrmy with and left Immediately 10
Camp Cody where the soldiers wei,
sent 10 train.
The fathers efforts were useless
for Edna remained in the army an
was transferred TO Camp Dix N J
Fine stiIl followed his son
A Victim of Flu
Tho epidemic of influenza awep
over the camp and the parents ~
tuition was fulfilled for his son died
The $1,000 TO be used in regainln,
Fdnas freedom was brought hae'
lomc and placed in the attic hidden
IN a pile o. junk IN number Of fni
lars.
Fine IL also said 20 have been -
,osei TO the Liberty bond isanes and
or this reason kept the money hidd ~
q bis home
After the war. Henrg Gooch. thf
rorherin.law frequently asked about
he hidden money. Il IL allesed When
i dIsappeared Gooch was arrested
or the theft.
The first charge against Gooch was
lismiesed by Go Atty Ben Balian
'ecause OF insufficient evidence, bu
II was rearrested and given prellm
rary hearing before Justice j W
lwrence AT Okemah
The case attracted county wide AZ
ention because the two kinsmen IN
clyed were prominent and wealthy
armera
circumstantIai Evidence
The testimony offered Sas that
'ooch had questioned his sister ahod'
he hiding place Of the money A4c
lat the accused man was seen leay
rg the Fine home on July I. the day
IN money was stolen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23


Mrs. u O Johns entertained With
a picnic supper last evening az the
Country club Ia honor % Mr. Johns
birthday anniversary, A huge cake
with candles on IL, was the table cen
ter piece The guests we're Mrs
yohns' brother. Professor Roy Hod
sell OF Norman. and his daughter
Clara, and son, John Bell and MF
and Mrs ]. " Rickell.
VI VI NJ
MIR and Mrs. + J Blsckman spent
yesterday IN oklahoma city
II ~ X
Mr. and Mrs J II Campbell OF
Weatherford. and Mr. and Mrs. ". s
Campbell and baby daushtcr OF Nor
man. are the guests OF Judge and
and Mrs. j J nildreth aud Miss
Ruth Hildreth.
x " n
AmIeitia Club.
The Amicitia club win meet on
Wednesday with Mrs. Lyal Halatead
at BIT East Warner
" NJ "
Baptist Women.
The Baptist woman's Missionary
society will meet tomorrow at two
thirty At the church The lesson
win be Chapter four from the Study
Book
n E II
Guthrie Girl Has Made Record
Miss Ethel Hawley OF Oklahoma
City. spent the week k-end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Hawny
Miss Hawley is state registrar OF vi
tai statistics and will represent OS
iahoma at the convention In san
Francisco next mouth. She is the
only woman registrar in the United
States and has been invited 10 speak
before the national convention. She
will leave Oklahoma city September
Bird to Join special train at Colo
rado Springs, col. and her trip viii
include a visit In Salt Lake city, the
Yosemite and the Grand Canyon OF
Arizona,
" NJ H.
Mr. and Mrs william sexaur LETT
Saturday evening for Colorado to Wis
II their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Bart
lett.
NJ " VI
Miss Alice Murphy will be hostess
% the Tau ri Mu club on Thurs
lay.
The Queen Esther girls viii have
IN Ice cream social Wednesday at
even O'Clock on the lawn OF the First
". ". church
The Iris club will meet Thursday
With Mrs. Carl Evans.
R " ~
The Maccabees will meet Thursday
4 the A. o. IT, W. Hall
~ III NJ
Charles Carpenter OF Ponca city |.
pent the weekend here with his
'arents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Car
enter.
~ N "
Miss Mary Long was here from
oklahoma City spending the week
nd with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
has. d. Long.
" " *
Miss JAMIE Hager IA In Kansas
ity on "A vacation trip. r.
n N NJ
Mr. Dan Williams accompanied his n
'other to Kansas city Saturday 10
AXE their home there. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
WEDNESDAY,

iris Ciub-Mrs Carl Evans
Queen Esther Ice Cream Social ~
AT First NJ r. chnrch
Anncitia Club Mrs. ISsl Halstead
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
--s-~-----------~ --.---s ------- ------~-------s
TOR RFNT:-Flye room house igi
East Cleveland. Phone 496.
a---.----------.----s-s--~-
FOR RENT:--An s-room house. at
40i East Noble. modern. See Van
Meter on mail wagon or call 1926.
FOR RENT. Five good sleeping
rooms. bath. prIyaleges, suitable
for men over Cafeteria Grocery.
MESSENGER wANTED--Apply al
Western Union.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

Eat Montagne's Honey. Phone ligs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
TAE CALENDAR
TUESDAY

baptist Womans Missionary SO
ciety, at the rhurhc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

Tau W Ma Miss Alice MarYhy
Msoabees a o. 4. w. Hall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

Books should 20 one of these four
ends conduce, for Wisdom, picty do.
light On use ~nenham.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
Amieitia Club.

The Baptist woman's Missionary
society Will meet tomorrow at two
thirty At the church The lesson
win be Chapter four from the Study
Book
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-25
Complains of Poor Gas

tn the Editor Of the ErCahD Pubic Lcdger.
,Slr-l have sent the following letter to the
,hli"i Gas improvement Co, and will ask
you TO reproduce 1t.
q, MARK WILSON.
Phllsdelnha, November II, 1920.
For III" Rixty-fourth time we nauire: ::
Nhat Is tho matter with the gas? II seems
mat We drop the same number OF quarters
wv" 'he stEgian dark pocket Of that lit.Ie.
"Id mechanical collector OF yours located in
our cellar, But alas! The result Is not the
same as Of yorc
true, the dial face unblushIngly records
he TACT that an indicated amount Of gas
mas passed through the gastronomicaI inners
o' mo apparatus in question. But know
,ms the difference between hot air, carbon
nloNde and other various gaseous as well az
hporous chemical inhatons. we feel or
Iather dimly see. thai about rs per cent OF
he od'lime illuminative and heating quality
Ia absent
Therefore, we inquire IL we are paying
Tor Eas as Il light and heat creative factor
or Just for an airy, atmospheric mixture
forced into our pipes and distributed at so
nluch per cubic quantity without reference
10 square quality
" the later he the case, permit US, with
Ail Difference, to apologetically state that
Nhtt we, in this case, want Is iluminatj ting
saS and not ozone, which element IL, II We
10 correctly informed stu tax free, and
ank .nank heaven. not measured by meter, yard
SUCK or on u "get-while- the -ge tting 8 good"
basis
We thoroughly believe in Thrift, with a
'epltal IT, but have as yet been unable
20 slVe the little Thrift hght you sold US
some time ago, fair trial. We do not
plane the little Thrift Light, nor do we find
iauIt with your enterprise In selling II to us
es substitute for brilliant solar rays, but
"e DO" ask thabl ths- little~Thrift' .Ldshtr pe