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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28

on limitation Of armament. I regret TO
see such rumors reported In print
or otherwise. because they are quite
untrue.
Notices were issued to officers not
To have conversations over American
proposals. have not met or heard
Of u single officer of the naval es.
adjustment Of the United States who
does not approve the American pro-
posals and docs not heartily wish
success To the conference. ! cannot
understand how any other impression
has gone abroad. In justice to the Of
ms possible
Lodge Resolutions Presented.
Senator Lodge of the American dele.
cation today presented resolutions
dealing with Chinese postoffices and
foreign extra territorial rights. The
latter resolution was discussed, and
IL was said there was general assent
to the plan of the subcommittee OF
which Senator Lodge Is chairman. for
an international commission of jurists
to go TO China and study Chinese
court administration. Senator Lodges
subcommittee was called to meet
later In the day 10 draft tho final
form Of the resolution. In adopting
the resolution for abandonment OF
foreign postoffices the committee de-
cided to add a provision for adherence
80 the plan of other nations not rep.
resented In the conference. having n
few post offices In China. Denmark
and Sweden. and one or two other
nations were said 10 have postal STA
tions and the resolutions were broad
ened to provide for adherence ~ such
nations Il the agreement for closing
foreign postoffices.
The delegates expect the Japanese
government to give its assent to
January /. 1923. as the date for clos.
ing It's post offices In China. The
subcommittee headed by Senator I'm.
derwood Of the American delegation
appeared 10 deal with Chinese Gus.
toms viii meet tomorrow to begin It's
study OF the question.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
CITY BRIEFS

w. l.. King was arrested by police
late Saturday night on Il charge OF
criminal assault on a young girl fol-
lowing a visit TO a picture show. He
was turned owe TO the county offiG-
ials Sunday morning and is being held
pending preliminary hearing.
w. A. Hurley who lives near the
mines southoace OF town. was arrest
ed by Deputy Sheriff Earl Young and
tried before Justice Of the Peace
Butcher on a charge of failing 10
work the roads after being notified by
a road overseer. Bond was permitted
by Justice Butcher.
It's an easy job that the keeper at
the city Jail has these days. Early
last week twenty.siX prisoners were
looking through the bars and want
ing TO know when they would be
permitted to eat. This morning Their
were but nine, and after city court
sits this afternoon there will be sew
eral less, unless business picks up
-hurriedly.
l.. D. Evans is an Ardmore oil visi.
tor from Dixie.
w. w. Corbin ranchman from John
ston county and Arthur Keltner ranch.
man from Marshall county are here
today on business.
DR.. NJ. A. Tucker who spends a
portion of his time here in the oil
business is here today from Okla.
homa City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Z. Tucker are at
home from Muskoogee where they
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. Tuck.
er's mother
n. b. Feagin and Barney Horrigan
are here from Tulsa and will spend
the week here looking after their oil
interests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
FIRM SUES PHONE COMPANY
Plaintiffs .Allege That Central Can
BE Gotten Half Of Time

: OKLAHOMA CITY, My. Is
Charges hat despite repeated re-
quests, the telephone company mas
not remedied their service. that ii
is impossible for them to get cen
trail more than half the time" and
that they are not getting value re-
ceived for their payments, Were made
in an application filed today before
the corporation commission by How
ard and Belts, n local firm asking that
the Southwestern Bell Telephone Com
pany be forced to render better SER
vice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
FAIR SECRETARIES MEET
Representatives From Many States
VIII Attend Meet AT Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-Secretaries of
state fairs from Georgia TO Vancouver,
b. C., will gather in Chicago Nov. 80.
to Dec. !, for the International and
} American Association Of Fairs and
Expositions. Various interstate and
other fairs are included in the asso-
Citations membership. This will be the
first meeting Of the single organi2a.
ton covering this field, merger Of the
two associations that hitherto occu.
pied at having taking place here a
year ago.
j. W. Russworm, OF Nashville, sec
rotary of the Tennessee state Fair, is
president of the association and Don
v. Moore OF Sioux city. la. secretary
treasurer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

This is to certify that T.. II. Win.
ston has purchased W. r. Parkers
share in the Ardmore Potato Chip Co.
with his good will, with n signed
agreement that said Parker is not to
enter same business within one year.
I just wish the public to understand
this agreement, thanking my friends
for their valued. business in the past
and hoping for your continued bust
ness. We guarantee our goods to be
as represented.
Respectfully.
Adv. H.. II. WINSTON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
All Questions on Re-
ductiOn are Answered

Continued from page u
and there seems &, he every probable
ity thar their reports Will be made
al an early date. The conference is In
committee stage and is very vigor'
GUS
Denies Harsh Words Used
Published reports alleging use OF
harsh words by Premier BRAND OF
France while in Washington against
Senator Schanzer. head Of the Italian
armament conference delegation, were
formally denied in a statemoNt made
today by Chairman Hughes ut a meet
ing of the conference committee on
~far.eastern and Pacific questions,
The reports which have led TO much
comment In Europe and TO demonstra-
tons against the French In Italy, were
said by Mr.. Hughes to bc absolutely
without foundation. He also was un
derstood 10 have declared TINT the re'
lations between the French and ltol'
ian delegations within tho conference
had been most friendly.
VI. BRAND, Mr.. Hughes asserted, had
used no words whatever that could
give offcnse TO Italy. In any manner
Rene Vivlanl, present head OF the
French delegation. speaking after Mr.
Hughes also denied the reports.
Officers DO Not Oppose
Emphatic denial was issued today
by Secretary DENLY to published re
nnrt. thnt American naval officers
were opposing naval reduction pro
gram submitted by the American dele
cation ut the armament conference and
that the secretary Of the navy had or
dered naval officers not to oppose 1t.
A formal statement issued by Mr.,
r,cnby said,
II have noticed In "A number OF
papers a statement to the effect that
naval officers have been warned
against opposing In any way the
American proposals al the conference
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
Divorce suits Flied

Two cases for dlvOrce wore filed
in district court to noon Monday they
being keren Hapath Chase VS.. Mar.
Win a. Chase. charging neglect. and
n%on-support; and William A. Happ W..
Mary Happ. charging nagging. quar-.
reling, %harrassing and beasts OF init.
male relations with other men before
marrlnge."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
BANK ROBBERS MAKE
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT

BARTIESvILLE. Okla, Nov. Is
Bank robbers made an unsuccessful
attempt 10 blow the safe Of the state
bank at Havana, Kansas, 2S miles
north OF here about 2;45 O'Clock sun
day morning. After q charge Of nitro.
~glycerine failed to open the safe. the
bandits escaped In an automobile car.
iyiag with them about $500 in cash
which they found iu the vault OF the
hank.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
Decrease In oil Production
KNIGHTS OF pYrHIAs TO WILSON
Local Lodge win Confer Rank on 80
Candidates Tuesday Night.

The third rank team OF Myrtle
lodgc No iO7, Knights OF Pythias
have accepted an invitation from VIII
son ledge No. go to go 10 Wilson
Tuesday night and confer the third
rank on thirty candidates who are
waiting TO take the work. The team
I'M as many members as desire TO 20
viii leave hete by automobile Tues
dag afternoon at 3 o'clock. return
ing after festivities have suspended
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
Man Dies From Injuries

Mckinney Texas. Nov. gs.-Robert
Steele, 50, is dead from injuries re-.
ceived saturday when a dynamite
cap Exploded in his mouth. lie had
been blowing out tree stumps on a
farm near Princeton and was clamping
the dynamite t. the fuse by means or
his teeth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
Foch "Big Indian Chlrf"

BILLINGS. Mont, Nov. 2s.-Alar-
shall Ferdinand Fo"h viii o., made a
CHIEF OF the CROW Indian tribe ut tho
Grow agency near here The mar
shal's special train arrived here early
ihis morning
The Foch party also will view the
Custer battlefield. the scene OF the
battle of the Little Big Horn iu 1867.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
Stolen Motnrcycle Reco,errd

Within an hour after It had been
stolen a motorcycle belonging TO e..
NJ. kinsall. eii Caddo street was re.
was stolen from the residence and was
found near TIM east end OF Firth ave
nae near the viaduct.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
THOMPSON on NI\ITA MAKES
POLITICAL N\NOl NCEMENI

MCsEuGtE. Okla. NO, eN-W, T..
Thompson q NIniua. announced here
touay he would boz "a candidate iur
congress ou the democratic ticket
against Congressman l'ert Chandler,
republican ot the unh district.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
Steady Activity Continues
In 18th Federal District

Continued from page ~
plowins and seeding In = me sections
Of the district.
Cotton exports through Galveston
reached 4el, "a bales. an increase OF
G. per cent over the previous month.
There Wa a sharp shrinkagc Of grain
receipts at the districts principal
conters.
There are prospects for improve.
ment in tho financial condition OF the
livestock industry.
Decrease In oil Production
The Eleventh District oil well show.
ed another decrease in production dur
ing the month. total output in DC.
tober being a,94i .7as barrels. decrease
of Geese barrels from the September
production. Production in the North
Louisiana field registered n gain OF
ss4.abe barrels, hut this was more
than offset by decrease IN Texas
field. Of 1872 wells completed but %
were producers. Increased prices for
crude have stimulated drilling and
caused efforts to he made 10 make
old wells produce again.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28

WELL furnished bed room. private
home, every convenience. for $500.
Child's tricycle.. $500. Phone 300 or
call at sos North Washington. 2S.6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms
modern. 1870 Il St, y. w. 2S'3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28

FOR CENT-Bed room, 2l3 A ST.
~, cost Phone 1924. 2s.3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21
1rr roLrcr I<vusriG,rIo>

Tho first day NJ tho police irvc"lrntlou was
amply "uffici"nt 20 demonstrate iho dishonesty
and partisan intrigue ~ those who have been
loudly crit,Isng tho conduct ~ ,Iiy affI.ra
democratic lady of tho city, aocaliy cutcrttIu-
ing "a democratic representative Of tho dcmo-
cratic state attorney general who ia himself
a candidate for governor both supported by
democratic editor OF a democratic newspaper.
stood unmaskcd as the primo mover. IN clhal
In which intrigue, personal pI1uc and selfish
ambition seek TO realize their aims through
ways that arc dark and ri0ks that are vain.
Not word OF evidence was offered fIe-
hind the flmsv excuse. "vc are above your au-
thority' or II am a wiinca, for tho state this
cllaue took refuge Yct the opportunity was
given In good faIth FOR an TO present evidence
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21

It - mo-, at an surprising to hc told that tho
popular protcsl against tho recent executive
order placing posmastors under the clyu scry.
Ice has become great that republican house
members will call n caucus to consider b. Tho
protest Is from democrats and republicans alik".
The protest againa, tho administration OF tho
United states government attained the dimcn-
slons Of 4 revolution \ majority of 1000 600
and moro was registered against the existing
conduct of governmental affairs last November
The mandate was for a change ~ government.
and a change ~ government in a ropubli,
means a change Of government throughout
Let the scuumcntalists and al'ruiHs and
rcformcrs pirate as they may, the fact remains
that an office holding oligarchy ts rcpugnart
70 every tcnct of popular government Tho
fact also remains that popular mandate such
as was registered last November is no more
against the heads " Eo,ornmcnt than it Is
against the subordinate ~ government
It may very well bc taken es q fact that ultra
porti,ousm In selecting = now offco-hoidlug
class should hc avoided. that 100 making
changes democrats as we'll as republicans Dee
recognized. Uu, 1t remains tho truth that tho
entire governing class was rcruEnant foo the
people and they voted FOR a change. n should
hc granted thcm.
Nothing much Is going TO Doc accomplished II
tho change as merely In the heads OF govern
mcutN affairs T. takes calomci or iJs o1ui,a-
lent to move tho liver and purge the system
Of t,s poirons II omplo,,, or tho people aro
IN hc subjected to cnlI service examinations
rhcn for GODS sake let's he pous.Ncnt' Tus'
or an lot our presidential candidates our prn,.
mot officers nul our congressional candidate,
bo forced 'o quaun before the commission.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21
The Woman Who Loved land Earned
by JANE PHELPS
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21

/, ia interesting To know that there
are l3,703gS7 alien-horn persons
resident in the United states. buU
what Americans want to know Is
how many hvphens are included I'm
he lot New York Herald.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21
ronc by skinny Martin
DIFFERENT NATURE;

DIFFER FNT NATURES
4 dog is pleased wen he O1ss his
tale
And some dogs waC everything,
But It's sine there's danger COM
ing
Wen a bee starts to waE it's sting,
Sissicty Miss Lorcttcr Min''r IS
slightly mock kuced, but 1t don't IN
terfccr with her hclth cny
Lost and Found. Neither.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21

After mature thought the war department
evidently decided that chief OF staff was an
office big enough for oven General Pershlng,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21

joss as the debate concerning Ysp was bccom-
ing embarrassing Japan announces her willing
nesa 70 give up Shantung.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21

Don't look for haukrIp, OF 4
charity soup houS' That's where
his victims rpuEr. cato.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21

Realism can he overdone. Certain member.
NJ the high school senior class discovered that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21

a.'a,' A. a.4",.''o .'... ''r "a 'e'r the "oo'o''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21
answering ~ Deserted Wife,

Tu,sa, Okla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
BIG CROWD PRESENT AT
CHURCH CELEBRATION
Continued From yhird roro.

Continued From Third Page)
buckingham Church fell within the Pc
ROD of the most active persecution
OF Baptist preachers by the civil and
religious authorities. In the early
seventies Of the eighteenth century
William Weber was in Jail a, Ches-
crfield Courthouse for preaching
doctrines not countenanced by the
Established Church. lie continued to
preach every "Wednesday and Sunday
from the jail windows. lie sent for
Rene Chastain TO come down and
baptizc the converts.
In 1884 the Middle District Assoc
clation was organized and covered all
middle Virginia, south OF the James
River to the North Carolina line, and
extended east and west from Peters
burg TO Bedford. Nr. Chaslnin was
several times the moderator Of this
body. When the Appomattox Asso-
citation was formed from the old Mid
die District Association in the year
1904, buckingham Church lay within
the bounds Of the Appomattox Asso-
citation aad naturally Joined it. Mr..
Chastain became It's first mod @ RAJ or.
The first general meeting OF the
Baptists Of Virginia was held ut Ell
jah Craig's meeting house in Orange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
I'LL IN 4 NIGHT
AS BEER LOOMS IN SIGHT
Ptiful to See Boys in the Bowery Just Wasting Away
Man With Sore Foot Unable to Work
All Just Aling.

facet gloriosus beer" which means
Try to get it," The colonel says he
can brew about 10000 barrels of
real beer every month II the people
feel sick enough. but he needn't
worry. They're that sick now. and
getting sicker.
Why. down ut Dan O'Rourkc's place.
just OF the Bowery. it's just pitiful.
TO see the boys wasting away.
There's one old fellow down there
suffering from some kind OF pernici-
Gus disease that Just makes him tired
all the time. He hates to get up in
the morning and even when he's up.
he's too tired to work. He says him
self that the only thing to save him
is liberal course OF mcdicinc-say
eight or nine scuttlcs of old-fash-
ioncd steam beer In the morning and
ten or a dozen in the afternoon. An
other old fellow has n sore foot Tho
doctor has tried everything to cure
it except the one thing that will
cure IL and that's beer. Meantime.
you can't expect an old fellow TO
work with II sore foot.
But everybody seems to be more
or less ailinE and full of the fall
misery. And, OF course, nobody wants
to guzzle beer, but II that's the treat
ment. New York Is game and the cur
ing can't begin too soon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30

On June 2S this ship sailed for
England. with the news OF the mar
riagc. Captain Argail was accom-
panied By Ralph Hamor ana three
OF the French prisoners. Can you
not picture the delight OF Argall and
Turner when they met again; each
having thought the other lost. What
Il joyous time. that first reunion I'm
the cabin Of the Treasurer must have
been.
The ship returned to Virginia in
February. 1915. but having visited
the 'ishing grounds en- route, did
not arrive until the arly summer
The next account W, lave of her
was u voyage TO Enc May, 1916.
On board AZ passc, were sir
Thomas Dale. CAPITA IN Martin.
John Rolfe. his wifi, little son,
Thomas (the child opposed 10
nave been named afte. SIR Thomas
Dale. who acted as SUdfather/ On
board there were also Il number OF
oung Indians OF both sexes ito. be
ducatcd in England" Dale reports
that h" left the colony lin great
prosperity ana peace. contrary TO
inyc mems eNspectatyons,' Captain
Yeardley remained IN Virginia as
deputy
The next chapter will continue n
relation OF the adventures or the
Treasurer. and the piraticai cruiser
In which /; became engaged. y
great many chips piled between Eng
land and Virginia from 1917 to 1922
y list Of these will be furnished
later.
Go be continued neA unday.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30

To tho northern coast in October and
destroyed several NOR. French set
Elements. The two French ships ac-
co.ui'anied Argall on this trip. the
iarS.i Ionc being commanded by Tur-
ncr. has lieutenant. lie DESTROYED
st. crorx and Port Royal eliminating,
every token OF French names and
French claims. as he had been COM
inandcd 10 do" At each Of these
places he set UP Il cross. upon which
was carved notice Dt English owner
ship OF that section.
The ships began the return voy-
age on November . and ArgaIl cx-
| peri"ncVd the frs, miscarriage OF
his hitherto well-laii plans A srea,
storm sank the barque and the ship
commanded by Turner was appar-
entity los though It arrived in
Ensiahu' much battered condi-
ton. the towing January The
TREASURE jdccncdcd ia wcatherin,,
the storm. ana Arsall entered Ch.sa-
peaEc IL three weeks artcrward
NotwithS tdiug the fact that he had
suffered -, Joss OF the other two
vessels. he had anchored the Urea
surer off Manhattan Island, and re-
CURED the Dutch Governor seated
there To submit himself. company
'A4'N b'iaIAtSioH W MS MAJESTY ana To
the GOVERNOR and government OF
virginia" thereby acknowledging that
The jamestown Colony had priority
OF calm to the territory. 1t was in
March following that the Treasurer
aJii"d TN the Pamunkcy IYork) and
anchored oil WercOwocomoco. On
board, hrEa!i hal as guests sir
Thomas Dale. the Observation-Disclosures
nor. RaiDh iiamor. John Rolfe and
Pocahontas II is SAID tina, the in
tcntion Of the voyage was 10 induce
Po"ha,an TO pay Il large ransom for
the surrender Of his beloved daugh-
ter. but Argall and Dale were not
aware that the little god. Cupid. was
passenger. and romance that
would become famous in the annals
OF American History. was being en-
acted in their very presence.
Ralph Hamor. having been taken
INTO the secret. was commissioned
By Rolfc TO inform Dale OF his love
Tor Pocahontas. and HIS desire 10
marry her. Dale WAS greatly pleased
with the news, and Pocahontas was
permitted to acquaiR; her people of
her bcthrothnl. The Treasurer again
| returned 10 jamestown, with the
happy couple on board. Can YOU not
picture the proud old ship. sailing
UP The James: her flags flying: her
arrival OFF Jamestown with fanfare
OF trumpets and boom OF guns: the
cheering of the officers and men.
| amid their drinking to the health of
the happy couple? The marriage was
Sol"mnized on or about Aprii IL. a
rev days after he return Of the
snip Tho ceremony took place in
the litud church. while the Treasurer.
In gall; uitire. rode AT anchor in the
! James nearby.