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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-07
King George to open 3col
Ceremony to Assume Dig
nifty and Magnificence Of
Regular Opening Of
Assembly
WARNING SOUNDED
AMID THE PRAISES
Eamom DeValera Has Made
No Definite Statement
AS to Attitude

LONDON, Dec king Georg.
came TO London from Sandringhnrn
today TO preside at a meeting OF
the privy council and sign a procm.
nation calling O special session Of
parliament for Wednesday next 10
consider the momentous agreement
reached yesterday between Grent
Britain and Ireland for the estab.
lishment Of the Irish Free State.
Should the agreement be approved,
Of which little doubt Is entertained,
the session will last only few days
and the parliament will adjourn untn
the regular session IN February
when the bill embcdying the errae.
ment will be dealt with.
The king Is expected 10 cpen lhe
special session In person, IN which
case the ceremony win assume the
dignity and maenificence Of o tegu-
lar opening Of parliament. The Nng
speech will deal entirely with the
Irish question and the debate, which
ordinarily on such an occasion
touches upon every subject with
which the parliament has to ag,
will Likewise be limited TO Irish al
fairs.
listers Altitude
LONDON, Dec. 7--ulster's attl
tude toward the establishment "
the Irish free state vas expected 10
be defined today at n meeting u
Sir James Cralgs cabinet A rups
OF the treaty signed by the British
and Sim Fein peace delegates reach
ed Belfast yesterday while parlia-
ment was sitting but the premier
delayed ts presentation until he had
time to study It.
II ls certain that the treaty will
undergo searching examination by
referring the approval Of Ulster and
many notifications undoubtedly viii
be proposed Her consent, however.
ls not necessary. ns. under the treaty
! terms she IL given the option OF It.
tanning her present status, after re
vision Of her boundaries by coin.
/ mission
Favorable action by the Dali Fir.
eahn IL thought TO be fairly wen az
sured and that Of the imperial par.
Lament which has been summoned TO
meet Dec. H. 10 furegone con.
clusion should the Dall approve the
treaty.
Notes n Warning Sounded
Here and there, amid the reTera
chorus cf praise for the ngreem 8.
are sounded notes OF warning tn
trouble may yet break out before o.
/ final settlement is effected and this
warning does not come from guar
Continued on Page Tyc)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-07
knights Arrested
Secrets Are Learned

CHICAGO. Dec. 7-secrets OF the
Knights OF the Golden Circle" or
"Big Four. Inc" were discovered today
when three Knights were arrested
and books Of rules and q charter
we're found upon them The men were
charged with an attempted holdup.
Some Of the pledges contained IN
the books Of rules were.
We will never fail to help broth.
tr In distress"
"All money taken Snail be divided
equally and each shall receive an
equal share, regardless Of what part
he performs"
The rules included
No member permitted 70 work
alone"
mo drinking while working or
pulling stickup"
Re careful with your tongue In
public"
The charter showed branches of the
union are maintained In Chicago. New
York and Toronto. Ontario.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-07
School Inspector Will
Visit Rural Districts

T. A. Duke. state rural school sup
ervlsor. viii he In Ardmore Thursday
and Friday 10 confcr with Mrs Kate
Gait Zanels. county superintendent. on
rural school work and union grading.
Thursday night meeting viii be
held nj tho Woodford school whom un-
Ion grading will be discussed Friday
night he will ~ at Regroat 20 talk
consolidation of schools His talks will
be illustrated with stereoptlcon views
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-07
Ardmore'S Quota On
Red Cross Roll Call
Is Short Many Dollars

Work Of the Red Cross annual
roll call is coming TO a close,
although Ardmore has not reach
ed its quota, Mrs. c. G.. Squires
said this morning. While only
about $1,000 has been raised the
annual budget calls for between
$4,000 and 5000. she said.
The greater PerS Of this budget
is used locally Cor maintenance
Of office and for care OF dis
abled former service men. So
heavy has been the drain on the
organization UP to the present
time that officials believe there
will be a big deficit this year and
expect that a second appeal will
have to be made. However. this
appeal may not be made Of the
public.
Subscriptions are still being re-
ceived at the office OF the Red
Cross in Convention Hail
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-07
ARDMOREITE BY AIRPLANE

The football special issued for the ore-Sapulps
game will be delivered in Oklahoma City by airplane.
Copies will also be carried the special train. These
papers will represent Ardmore and they must look good
We will do our part and we know you will do yours.
The ads in Thursday afternoons edition viii be carried
in the special edition without extra cost.
The advertising department will call for your copy
Phone No. 8. Do IL for Ardmore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-07
Striking Packing House
Workers Restrained From
Picketing Plants of
Armour & Company
SITUATION BEGINS TO
LOOK MORE SERIOUS
Union Leaders Say Strike 100
Per Cent Effective; the
Packers Made Denial.

fORT WORTH, Texas, Dec. An
Injunction restraining striking pack
ing house workers from picketing the
plants or lettering in the vicinity was
granted in district court here today.
II was issued on petition Of Armour
. 8 Company.
CHICAGO, Dec. THE strike of
union packing house employees In the
larger centers outside OF Chicago, ap.
reared more serious than was at first
anticipated, on the third day OF the
strike. The walkout has already been
marked by disturbances in which q
few men were injured and authorities
in some places are preparing to cope
with any situation which may arise,
Union leaders insist that the strike is
100 per cent effective" while the
packers, although admitting work is
hampered in some quarters, say that
production has been but slightly af.
fected.
Four hundred national guardsmen
patrolled the South st. Paul packing
district today, having been ordered out
after Adiutant General w. F. Rhinow
said the pickets at the Armour plan,
failed to keep their promise to permi,
employees to enter the plant.
Mayor Burton OF Kansas City, ord
cred all pickets off the streets, saying
they would not only be arrested a,
the yards, but anywhere they might be
Carrying on activities supporting the
strike, in accordance with the Kansas
law forbidding picketing Of places by
strikers.
Great efforts were made by the
police in Fort Worth, Texas, today tc
control the situation following the
serious wounding yesterday of two
men. Two alleged strikers were shoI
: by negro when they attempted tc
stop him from boarding car and ths
negro was beaten by crowd.
Little disorder was reported from
the strike in Omaha. union leaders
there claiming that the plants vii
Ssaon be shut down and packing houss
erficials saying that the strike vii
eoon b. broken.
No change in conditions has been re
Continued on Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-07
King George to Open Special
Session of Parliament to
"' Consider Irish Settlement
A. H. s. BOOSTERS
GET READY FOR
BIG SCRIMMAGE
$50 Reservations Are Needed
to Insure a Ten-Coach
Special; Let's Go.

Three hundred and fifty reserva
tons are needed to insure ten
coach train from Ardmore to okla
homa City for the Ardmore-Sapulpa
game Friday, It was announced this
morning. Places can be reserved now
by communicating with Bob Garden
hire.
The special train viii leave here
at o'clock Friday morning, arriving
| in the capital city at 1870 O'Clock.
Headquarters will be maintained in
the Huckns hotel, where r.. II. Roger
is now stationed and making complete
details
Returning the train will leave at Z
o'clock and arrive here at 1890 o'clock.
! Boosters are being interested at
Davis, Wynnewood Purcell Norman
and other points along the way, so
that the train can pick them up on
arrival Norman has already signified
that the university win be well rep
resented at the game, since go much
interest was manifested In the game
there last Saturday
Listen for the Whistle
The result Of the game viii he en-.
nounced IN Ardmore by signals Of the
| siren ut the Consumers Light and
/ Power plant II Ardmore wins short
blasts win be sounded az intervals Of
few seconds for full minute II
sapulpa wins, the blasts viii be long
and moaning.
Results by quarters win be an
nounced from the Ardmoreite office as
soon as the results are obtained by
special wire The Ardmorelte viii fur.
nish the returns TO the employees at
the power plant 60 that the signals
might be sounded
At 6 o'clock the regular edition of
streets and delivered In the homes.
This edition will contain full returns
Of the game.
Ardmore Spirit to Dominate
Every Ardmore person who goes TO
the game will wear badge. carry a
pennant or some sign designating a
spell Of the Atdmore pep spirit A
parade will be held In Oklahoma City
Immediately upon arrival OF the train
and extend from the Santa Fe station
up Broadway 10 the Oklahoman build
Ing. thence back end turn west on
Main street to the courthouse and re-
turn, disbandlne at the Hucklns Hotel.
The Chamber Of Commerce and the
high school lands viii be In the
parade, and MIR. Roger ls arranging to
have number Of floats IN the parade
lie has hopes, also Of getting the Okla.
hona city Automobile Association TO
take part In the parade.
A pep meeting will be held nj the
high school auditorium here Thursday
night. when every booster Of the game
IL asked 70 be present so that yells.
songs and the like can he rehearsed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-07
FAMOUS SURGEON TO
RETURN HOME AT ONCE

NEW YORK. Dec. 1-Dr. Adolf
rorenI. famous Austrian surgeon.
announced today that In view of the
opposition 70 his professional activi.
tics In this country from tho medical
profession hc would discontinue fui
ther frec clinics and return to Wen.
na as soon ~ possible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-07
STATE BRIEFS

MUSKOGEE, Okla. Dec. 7.--lIus-
kogee high school will become mem
Der OF the state athletic conference
next Sunday, 1t was announced to-
day, her years suspension expir.
ing on that date. II was also an.
nounced that this city would par
ticipate In the annual meeting oi
the conference to be held in Okla
homa City In February.
MUSKOGEE, Okla. Iec. Am
nouncement was made today that the
organization meeting Of tho proposed
four state conference OF Oklahoma
Texas, Missouri and Arkansas high
schools would be held ST Fort Smith
Arkansas On Saturday. Dec. II. in
stead OF Dec g as announced some
time ago.
ADA, Okla, Dec. 7.-Chlrges oI
embezzling $4,000 OF city funds ant
securities confronted W. Il. Jones.
commissioner OF accounting and fin
ance Of Ada today.
MUSKOGEE. Okla. Dec. 7-Erforts
70 have Secretary OF the Interior Fall
recommend TO congress the passage
of legislation that will correct tho
titles 10 Crosble Heights addition. In
the city Of Tuln. have been unnic.
cessful. a. ]. Ward OF Tulsa. Greek
tribal attorney. and George Reed. chic.
probate Indian attorney announced TO,
day.
MUSKOGEE. Okla, Dec. 7-Argu.
ments In suit OF stockholders of the
Mcaahon-Ketchnm OIL company Of
okmulgee, TO obtain an accounting o.
The company's funds from c. t.. Nc.
Mahon OF o!,mulgee. former presiden,
treasurer and general manager Of
the corporation. were begun Ia the
district court here today.
PoNCA CITY. Okla. Dec. l.
George W. Hne Of Newklrk. county
assessor OF Kay county for the pas,
eight years, today announced that he
would be a candidate for state audi
tor on the democratic ticket.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-07
MORE THAN
: 500

Copies Daily Ardmoreite
distributed in Ardmore
alone today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-07
THE WEATHER

OKLAHOMA: Tonight. rain o.
snow. colder THURSDAY fair.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Sept. Prime mer-
camille paper s a IA per cent. Ex-
change strong, sterling, sixty day bills
and commercial, sixty day bills on
banks 1858 1-s; commercial sixty day
bills 3.6s; demand S.T1 5-s; cables
'3.72 1-S Francs: demand 7.65 1-2;
cables 1856. Belgian francs: demand
1853 IL; cables 7.54. Guilders: de-
mand 3162; cables 31.6s. Lire: de-
rnand 4S5; cables ABS IL. Marks:
demand 1O6 1-2; cables 1.07. Greece:
demand 5.63. Sweden: demand 21.45.
Norway: demand 1906. Argentine:
demand $3.50. Brazilian: demand
1887 Montreal 10 IA per cent dis
count.
Government and railroad bonds Grm.
Time loans steady. sixty days. ninety
days. six months "a a per cent.
Call money firm; ruling rate 1-2,
call loans against acceptances 5 per
cent.
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RATES INDICATE AN
INDUSTRIAL REVIVAL
Most Of Yesterdays Happenings In Stock
Market Were Helpful to Con-
struetive Side.

NEW YORK. Sept. Trading in the
stock market today was again covered
urgently as the buying movement attain
ed broader dlminsions.
Most of the days happenings were dis
tinctly helpful to the constructive side,
embracing such factors as easier call and
time money rates, stronger indications OF
Industrial revival and a sharp recovery in
the leading foreign exchanges.
The latter development was ascribed
mainly TO heavy buying OF cotton bills by
British. French and German interests.
this coinciding with another furious up
turn in cotton options here and abroad.
Oils featured the dealings throughout
the season, but the demand for steels,
equipments. and motors were sufficiently
large to strengthen the impression that
various bull pools had reentered the mar
ket.
Mexican Petroleum registered a gross
advance of 61z points to a level OF near
~ 80 points over it's recent minimum
price and affiliated stocks, such as Pan
American, Asphalt common and preferred,
Houston and Royal Dutch gained IL to
8 points. Other strong features comprised
Gulf States, Crucible and United States
steels. American and Baldwin locomotives,
hailWay steer Springs, american Gar,
General Electric, Chandler. leading sugars
and tobaccos and junior transportations.
especially 800" and the western and
southwestern groups.
Call money opened at 5ik per cent. but
dropped to five before noon. Time loans
were made at 51z per cent on all indus
trial collateral, a concession of one half
per cent The only exchanges to mani
fest heaviness were German and Austrian
bills, Dutch and Scandinavian remittances
rallying briskly.
Old line investment rails were among
the strongest issues OF the broad and
strong market, converibles also making
additional gains. Leading internauonals
were yariably higher and the Liberty
group, almost without exception, showed
gains on the day. Sales, par value. s12.-
100000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-08
FURTHER ADVANCE
In COTTON PRICE
Market Goes Up to Nearly % Cents Tor
December-Prices Later Worked
Lower Under Realizing.

NEW YORK. Sept. THE excited gen
eral buying which has been the feature
in cotton since the publication of the
governments crop report last week led
to further advance of approximately a
cent and a half a pound early today.
The demand showed signs Of subsiding
at the new high level however, and af-
ter selling at 21.S0 for December, the
market turned weak under realizing
This became more active as prices worked
lower and many stop orders were uncov-
cred with the break extending to 1890
for December where it was stopped by
the maximum fluctuation rule. Selling
continued active at the minimum prices
and the market closed weak at declines
of 200 points from the best on all posi-
tions and Of I to As points as compared
with last nights closing quotations.
The opening was strong at an advance
OF 172 points on overnight buying orders
and the continued strength of Liverpool
The more active positions sold 147 to 1SS
points net higher right after the call with
October touching 21.50 while spring posi-
tions sold above the 22-cent level with
May trading at 22.38. These prices, rep
resenting an advance of S6S points from
the low level of last month on December
contracts, attracted heavy general realiz-
ing, however, and the market soon weak
ened. There was continued buying part
~ by international houses against Liver
pool but the market was very unsettled
during the middle of the day. and the
break later was quite as rapid as the te-
cent advances. Trade advices from Man
chester were somewhat disappointing, and
some brokers considered the larger spot
sales reported in the south late yesterday
as indicating an increased disposition to
sell. but the break was most generally al
tributed to a weak technical position re-
sulting from the extent and rapidity of
the recent advance. The weekly report
Of the weather bureau indicated further
deterioration in crop prospects. appeared
to be without any effect on the market
One Of the private cables received from
Liverpool this morning said that the
trading was not following the advance
while Manchester reported yarns and
cloths dearer, but said that buyers were
refusing to go on.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-08
REMARKABLE DAY
in COTTON MARKET
Rule Limiting Fluctuations TO 200 Points
in One Session Was Invoked.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept To-day
session in cotton will go down as one of
the most remarkable on record. After
bulges of 200 points on the opening call.
realizing sales from the long side COM
menced to press against values and in the
late trading realizing become heavy
enough to send prices down to levels 200
points off from the highest. The rule
limiting fluctuations to 200 points in one
session was invoked on the opening to
check the advance and again on the close
to check the decline The market closed
unchanged throughout the list In spite of
the width of the price movement.
On the opening call. first trades in each
month were full 200 points, or $40 bale,
higher, allowed under the limit rules.
October bulged to 21.49 and May to 22.10.
new high levels for the season and the
highest prices in nearly year. This up
ward movement was in sympathy with
about the widest fluctuation ever regis
tered in the Liverpool market.
After the initial bulge the market fell
off los to ITO points under realizing, but,
following the weekly crop reports from
the government, which were called highly
unfavorable, strengthened again and at
one time was within less than half cent
of the highest. Reports of a strong spot
demand at prices from $50 to 200 over
board quotations were help to values for
while, but realizing gradually increased
and in the last half hour Of the session.
was extremely heavy, the market falling
under it to 19.49 for October and 2010
for May and closing at those prices.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-08
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. Sept. buying con-
tinued steadily today at the carpet
auctions. prices being well maintained
on most lines. Large cotton goods
houses still withdrew goods from sale
owing to the inability of mills to place
new values on future production until
tho raw cotton market settles Yarns
continued to advance. other divisions
of textiles reported better trade
sentiment because Of the activity 10
cotton Burlaps were firm. Many
lines OF knit goods were withdrawn
from sale because of the sharp adj
vances in yarns.
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Chicaao

CHICAGO, Sept Cattle: Market
uneven: heavy beef steers % to 4oe
lower; yearlings 10 to 25c lower; top
yearlings 1850; bulk beef steers $50
Ia s.25; she stock Is to 25c lower; bulk
fat cows and heifers 4.25 a $50. Can
ners and cutters 2.z0 a 3.25: bulls
strong to 15c higher: bulk boIognas
S.s5 4.25; beef grades Ats a 500:
veal calves rs TO soc lower; bulk 1850
a 1900; other calves mostly 100. low
er; stockers and feeders weak.
Isogs: Opened 25c lower; mostly
35 Csc lower than yesterdays av-
erage; some packing grades off more;
top $40 early; practical top late $50:
bulk light and medium light butchers
$50 a 800; bulk packing sows $50
a 700; pigs so to 75c lower; bulk de-
sirable $50 a $780,
Sheep: Fat lambs % to soc higher:
top natives 300; bulk 500 a s.25:
culls 500 a 600; top western lambs
300; bulk 500 a 300; sheep active:
strong; bulk fat native ewes 500 a
400; feeder lambs firm $50 a 700;
mostly 100
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corroNsEEn oII

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-cottonseed
oil advanced Is to So points early
through heavy buying on the further
bulge in cotton and to stop loss COW
ering. Towards the close, however,
the market turned about under heavy
profit taking and selling on the re-
versal in cotton. March advanced to
1850 and broke to 9.S3. Closing bids
were ~ higher to % net lower. Sales
81 100 barrels. Tenders 1000 barrels.
Prime crude 500, sales; prime sum :
mer yellow spot 9.75 a 1000. Septem-
Der $50; December 1858, and March
9.s4, all bid.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-08
SUGAR AND coFEEE.

NEW YORK. Sept. Raw sugar
unchanged; refined unchanged at $50
for fine graduated.
Spot coffee unchanged at SIS for
Rio rs. and 10 ga to II IL for San
tos As.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-08
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, Sept. Wheat futures
advanced to new high on the pres
,ent upturn and a new top on the crop
for May option on the board Of trade
here today At the high point prices
were up as much as IL cents over
the early low. Final wheat figures
were 2 IL to 4 IA higher. while corn
ruled IL to / 1-sc up, and oats SIS to
l 1-sc higher.
Provisions averaged lower.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-08

NEW YORK. Sept. cattle: Low
er; steers $50 500; bulls 800 400:
cows 800 a 500; calves strong; veals
1000 a 1880; culls 500 a 800; grassers
$50 a $50; westerns 500 a 1900
Sheep and lambs: Firm; sheep,
ewes, 800 500; culls 200 q $50;
lambs $50 a HOO; cuns $50 600.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE. Sept Hogs:
Prospects steady; choice heavy ESQ a
700; rough heavy 4.50 a 500; lights
6.75 a 700: heavy pigs 6.75 a zoe:
tight pigs 700 a $50.
Cattle: Prospects steady: steers
800 a 400: bulls $50 a 200; yeariings
200 800; cows 200 & 500: veal
calves 400 a 500: Gamers loo.
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OPPORTUNITIES

SIS, 900 Life Insurance. at age IS, for ss1 75,
annual dividends. PENN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE Co, MORRIS LEVY,
Dist. Mgr. 313 Amer. National Bank
Bldg
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