davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-11-24

remove q trustee and that the re-
moval Of Mr.. Rowlands was ineffec-
tual, must be sustained.
"On the facts found b. the master,
in the light of the principles of law
here found to be controlling, the
plaintiffs cannot maintain their bill:
.''In order to decide the fundamental
issues raised in this record 1t Is un-
necessary to question whether Mr..
Dittemore or Mrs. Knott is q director.
That issue is directly involved in
another suit
Hulin have been waived and need not
be considered.
"Both appeals OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Krauthoff dismissed.
Bill dismissed"
Evening star., 1921-11-24

the master that they never became .
corporation is accepted.
Authority Under Deed.
"The result is that the board Of five
directors have the power, If they act
in accordance with law and with the
terms of the trust deed of January
26, 1898, to effect the removal of q
trustee under that deed"
Continuing, the court said its con-
clusion in this aspect was contrary to
that of the master. but was In effect
the application Of different legal prin-
ciples to the facts found by the mas
ter. The facts found by him ars ac-
ceptea in their entirety. The result
which has been stated follows In law
from those facts"
In its rescript the court says:
"Interlocutory decree or DEGREES to
Evening star., 1921-11-24

Sergt. Sullivan, Policemen Poole,
Hellmuth and Bellheld and Revenue
Agent L. s. Evans conducted the raid.
John Frettoli, thtrty-thre years
old. 214 John Marshall place. an al
legged walking boot1egger, was ar
rssteo az Maryland avenue and 1st
street southwest by Revenue Agent
Harold R. Stevenson and Policemen
Brodie, Green and Rome Of the sixth
precinct. It is alleged that Frettoli had
q quart Of whisky in his pocket.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
SEEKS GREATER INCOME.
Austrian Government Making Des

Austrian Government Making Des-
perate Efforts to Avert Disaster.
Desperate efforts are being made
by the Austrian government to in
crease it's income and avert disaster,
according to q cable to the Depart
ment of Commerce from w. F. Up
Son. its representative at Vienna.
The government is trying. he said.
to meet the situation by raising
the postage. telephone and telegraph
rates, railway fares and prices of
Evening star., 1921-11-24

taught how to behave in public
that is, on which side of the pave
ment to walk. how to carry canes
and umbrellas, etc.-by means Of Of
fetal motion pictures.
Evening star., 1921-11-24

tobacco, gas, electricity and foed. Nff
some cases, by several hundfed Jpff
cent.
trian government finances during the
past month. Mr. Upson declared, wero
very large prospective deficit for
the present fiscal year, the continuing
crop In the Austrian crown and .
large increase in note circulati6n.
In general the economic condition OF
the country was unchanged.
Evening star., 1921-11-24

Some of the older houses In Hols
land have two doors. which are used
only for marriages and deaths, BY
one door the bride and bridegroom
enter, and through the other they
are carried out when dead.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
III QUARTS PICKED UP.
Whisky and Gin Taken in Raid.
: Arrests Made.

Seixura OF 1si quarts of whisky ahd
forty quarts OF gin was reported by
eighth precinct as result of q raid
made at 1910 U street. Patrick J. MUIR
ply. thirty-two. residing at the u street
address. was arrested and charged with
selling, Illegal possession and use Of
Louis Hasbrouck, twenty-one years
old, giving his address as Amherst,
Mass. was arrested and charged with
selling intoxicants. Lieut.. Riley,
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Plays all records

Okeh and Vocation Re-
cords which are sold here
-as we'll as Victor, COL
umbia, Edison and Pathe
records - may all be
played on The CRANKY
without changing the
tone-arm or using attach
ments. When you own a
CRANKY all the record
music of tho world Is
yours.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Hear It now

Tho ono best way to
buy . phonograph Is to
make q thorough COM
parison and then rely
upon your own Judgment.
That 10 the only way to
know that you are going
to be thoroughly salts
fed In years to come
with the phonograph that
you do buy.
Hear the Cranky play-
today.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
The Cranky Tone

People who know music
and consider tone first
will tell you that the
"deep-chested". cello-iike
"pftch" which the trained
ear listens for in every
phonograph, but seldom
finds-is here in The
CRANKY. No scratching
surface noises to mar tho
beauty Of the singers
voice when records arc
played on The CRANKY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10

Pat Boyle. who received severe In.
iurios In an accident last week. Is re-
ported us improving and has been re-.
moved from the Non Keller Sani,arlum
to hi, home at ilg T. street, northwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10
SWIFT COMPANY TO
OPEN CREAM DEPOT
HERE OCTOBER 10

a number ct farmers of Carter
county arc shipping their huttorfat
and cream To- Oklah.ma city and Fort
Worth markets. according to those
attending the dafrymcus meeting at
the Chamber Of Commerce saturday
shipments are made about twice each
week In five gallon containers.
swift and Company sof oklahoma
city, the largest buyers In this field
pay IS cents pound Tor hutterfat
in Oklahoma City and "a cents a
pound when delivered here. It b. said.
with view OF cooperating with
the dalrymcn and farmers a commit.
tee Of business men and farmers arc
trying to increase the industry in car
ter county so that cream station can
be- maintained herr and an sales and
deliveries made without loss uf time.
Il hns been announced that swift
and g mpany win open a cream sta.
linn here on Oct "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10

Monday is the last day on whcih
wafer rent oan bt paid, Il was an
uounc,d gt The city water office this
morning. Aftcr today penalty Of 81
will DE charged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10
Bar of Soap Used
to DiSprove Fall

CINCINNATI. Ohio Oc. l0.-A bar
of soap was used in determining the
cause of the death of Jacob Snider.
so, farmer. near here.
Failing to find motive for crime.
some folk expressed belief that Snider
was fatally hurt by reason cf an acct.
dental fall.
DR.. Charles W. Eckermeyer, how
ever. did not accept this explanation
of the aged mans death.
He said ne used a bar of soap in
making Impressions of the edge of a
chair and Of a stove rail with a view
to deciding whether Snider fell against
either the chair or the stove rail and
was fatally hurt as the result of an
accident.
nr Eckermeycr stated that neither
impression resembled the wound.
An ounce Of gold could be drawn
into Il wire City miles long
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10

a grass fire was reported at the
cornor Of Fifth and Wheeler streets
Sunday AFTERNOON az o'clock. No
dot1rus vls rppuvipd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10

suits filed In district court to noon
Monday include Caldwcll.Lyman sales
Company vs.. Liebmun-Shclhy sales
Co.. on note. and Rounds and Porter
Lumber Company rs. :. Wehba, ct al,
on account and foreclosure Of lien.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10
IMPORTANT LEGION
MEETING TONIGHT

What is regarded as one of the
most important meetings of the year
will be conducted by the George 4.
Anderson post of the American Le-
gion at the rooms OF the Chamber
cf Commerce at 7:S0 o'clock tonight,
at which time annual election officers
will take place.
It is expected that closely con-
tested race will result as many pros
pective candidates have been announc-
cd by various boosters.
Other matters of importance Will
he discussed at the meeting including
late information on the Kansas City
national convention Of the legion
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10
\ Considerale Mind

He had consideratc mind. The
truly great are always consideratc and
yet none have been 50 consder1te as
Jesus. TO the fallen woman he said,
Neither do ! condemn thee, 90 and
sin no more" After Peters denial Je'
sus sent him a special message Con
cerning the sick the record says he
healed them all His visits from heav-
en- TO earth, his death on the cross
are proofs of his considerate minds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10
SPRING WHEAT is
OFF MORE THAN
MILLION BUSHELS
The Oklahoma Corn Crop Is
81 Million Bushels With
Condition S5 Per Cent.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1O.-spring
wheat production showed a reduction
Of almost 13,2OO,OO bushels and corn
reduction Of 22SoOOOO bushels com.
pared with a month ago, the depart
ment of asriculturc's October crop re-
port today indicated White potatoes
prospects however. showed an increase
OF 22,S0O 600 bushels ana tchacco an
increase OF 43,200,OOO pounds
The loss TO the cro3 during Sep
tcmber for storms and insects, the
department indicated in statement,
was greater than the benefits from
generally ample moisture and lack
Of frosts. Corn was thrown down by
heavy September storms through the
central states and is suffering seri.
Gus damage from mould and rot There
was less of l7,0O0,OOO bushels each in
Illinois and Missouri and 5000, 600
bushels in Iowa. The net loss for
September OF % 200 900 bushels in the
prospective crop. is however. less than
one per cen. and the crop promises
TO be among the best ever grown
considering quality and quantity, the
! department announced.
While the corn crop is only G9.O0O,-
600 bushels or two per cent less than
last year, oats is shorter by 44S 900 600
bushels or 30 per cent than year
ago. The condition Of oats is the low
est on record, thc crop being extrem-
ely light, The increased Qotato pro.
spects are due to ample moisture and
absence OF frosts during September.
This years crop production as fore
east by the department of agriculture
tudaN IN lis monthly crap report,
basing he estimates on conditions pre-.
vailing October !, follows.
Spring wheat l96776,o0O bushels.
All wheat 1i0.G55,OOO bushels.
Corn S168.06S.O00 bushels.
Peanuts 3l,S99.OOo.
Beans 9.133.O00.
The condition Of the crop on oc.
toher !, or at a time OF harvest, was
announced as follows
Corn SIS Of a normal
Buckwheat S7I.
white potatoes GGi.
sweet potatoes 40.
Flax seed G6S.
Rice SIG
Tobacco 75.G.
Sugar bects Se.3.
oats l.07S.5l9,OOO bushels.
Barley l6S.399 600 bushels
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10
CITY BRIEFS


AT the regular meeting of the
George K. Anderson Post, American
Legion tonight At the Chamber of
Commerce. plans will he completed for
the trip to the annual convention al
Kansas City. Reservations on a spe-
cial car are being made now The
meeting viii be held at 1870 o'clock.
Perry n. Maxwell returned Sunday
night from months trip to New
York and other points in the east lie
reports the economic condition gradu.
ally getting better in the financial
ccnters.
The board Of county commissioners
went into SESSION again Monday morn.
ing after having adjourned over the
weekend. Last week. claims were
allowed and other routine matters at.
tended TO-
Members Of the school board of the
Glenn school met At the office OF
County Superintendent zaneis TO select
teacher for their school.
\ number Of Carter county people
spent the weekend in Dallas to attend
the opening of the Texas state fair.
They report the fair more extensive
this year than ever before with eX-
hibiiions from nearly every county in
the state.
Jack Dillon returned sunday night
from Cisco. Texas where he had been
to attend the funeral OF his father. j.
IT, Dillon. who died there last Mon
day morning. Mr. Dillon is survived
by his wife. three sons and three
daughters.
The Adyen, Christian church Of Ard
more has been granted charter with
40 capital stock. The iucorpora,ors
are j. T. Hcndricksou, ". \. Worley
ana II. NJ. McGill all Of Ardmore.
". Il. Eunitt lot Saturday for
Detroit. Mich. whore hc is attending
the Poster Advertising convention held
this week. lie is member Of the
National Board oi Directors.
lanes Barron of the Chamber pl
Commerce went to oklahoma City sun.
day night tu confer with Claude Con-
nally. labor commissioner, on unem
ploymeni problems lie expects to
return Tuesday
suits filed In district court to noon
Monday include CaldwcllI.yman Sales
Company vs.. Liebman-Shclby sales
Co.. on note. and Rounds and Porter
Lumber Company vs. :. Wehba, ct al,
ON account and foreclosure Of lien.
a grass fire was reported at the
coraor Of Fifth and Wheeler streets
sunday afternoon at o'clock Ma
damage was reported.
Monday is the last day on whcih
wafer rent aan be paid Il was an
uounc,d gt The city water office this
morning Aftcr today @ penalty Of 81
will hc charged.
Pat Boyle. who received severe In
| iurics in un accident last week, is re.
ported as improving and has been re-
moved from the Won Keller Sanimrlun
to bis home at ile u street. northwest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10

TO keep an ironing sheet perfectly
smo To stitch two pieces OF tape To
each of the four ,oruprs and tie them
round thr table legs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10
Bird of a Bun"

KANSAS CITY. oct iO-"Avis
llaldr,tl" called the clerk In muui-
c.pal court. And Avis. true 10 her
name. "fuurred' in she was singing
ANA wavng hor arms on the street as
10 she were going To- fly,' testified
the policeman who made the arrest.
"iu say go, had bird of bun
on" "Ol course ! was singing adj
m,tcd Avis. ol course was waving
my arms likv 90 bird, I'm silver
throalcd thrush" "Hm-ueycr mind
ten dollars Tine" said the judge. and
Avis WIS taken back to her cage"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10

James Heron, Elmer Henslcy, G.
W. Easterwood. H. 4. Honsley and
w. H., Bean, all of Love county,
were arrested just south of Wilson
Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
Ward charged with transporting and
possessing whisky. The men were
travelling in Ford car and had five
galln-~ - whisky.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-10

lanes Barron of the Chamber Of
Commerce went to oklahoma City sun
day night To- confer with Claude Con-
nally. labor commissioner, on unem
ployment problems. lie expects to
return Tuesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
HELD FOR ROBBING
SOVIET EXCHEQUER

New York, Aug, More than a
dozen civil suits as we'll as a Grim
inal prosecution faces jacques Rob
erto Cibrario, who was arrested last
night ON charge of unlawfully 0p
propliating $4,000 belonging to the
Russian Soyie. government for
which he was an accredited purchaS'
ing agent Cibrarlo was released IN
$4,000 bond for arraignment Thurs
day,
Miss Rose Weiss, attorney repre-
seutnE the Russian government VINO
sworo 10 Jhe warrant for Cibrartu's
arrest. told Judge Talley before whom
bail was arranged, that about $500
0OO Of million dollar fund credited
10 Cfbruriu by the Russian govern.
mept has been withdrawn without
any adequate return being made 10
The Russian government for the mon.
ey.
Clbraro's uommssio from the
BolsheviN was the purchase Of mo.
ton picture projecting machines and
raw film. Tie is alleged to have form
| ed number Of fraudulent corpora
tons and to have sold to himself an
! tiquated projectors. appropNating me
/ difference between their cost and the
cost of modern projectors Ia his pur
| chases of film. he is alleged to have
/ purchased at rates tar above the mar
! ket AMI to have collected a rebat,
through arrangement with the film
sellers.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
SOAK EVERY AUTO.
OWNER $40 UNDER
NEW TAXING PLAN
REPORT HOUSE WILLING TO o. K.
4BILLIoN REVENUE MEASURE
DEMOCRATS CALL BILL BURDEN
ON MASSES.

Washington, Aug, "A tax of two
cents ON bank checks, fiat license |
tax Of $40 on all automobiles irrespev'
tive OF cost or horsepower, an increase
of first class postage rates to three
cents and an added levy on cigars, to
bacco and cigarettes are understood
to have been among TAX revision sug
gestions presented late Monday by
Secretary Mellon To the House Ways
and Means COMMITTEE, meeting in eN'
eCutye session.
Other suggestions were said to have
I included
A reduction OF 90 per cent in trans
portation taxes both passenger ana
! freight, next year and their elimlna-
! ton the year following.
Repeal OF the taxes on soda foun
tain drinks and ice cream.
Repeal OF the excess profits tax and
elimination Of the $1,000 exemption on
corporations incomes.
Increase of the normal income tax
on corporations from the present ten
per cent to fifteen per cent.
Elimination OF the income surtaX
brackets above 40 per cent with the
surtaX rates on incomes ranging from
$4,000 to 100000 increased,
The revenue bill. as revised in &C.
cord with these suggestions would
raise approximately $4,0OO0o0O GOO next
year. it. was said. but Chairman Ford
ney promised to make it public today
a GaNHE
| ranking Democratic member of the
= committee, attacked the treasury sec
retary's proposals, asserting every
: one of them constituted a shifting Of
the tax burden from the classes 10 the
masses.
Mr.. Mellon was said to have esti
mated government expenditures fol
!. next year at $4,675,000,000, but Chair
| man Fordney said this depended OF
/. how much of the s500.000,000 due ths
railroads would have TO be advanced
1 the cost of operating the government
: merchant feet and the size OF expendi
) lures for the army and the navy.
: Aside from internal taxes, Secretar!
Mellon was understood to have esti
, mated customs receipts for next yea,
at $3.50. 900, 600 and miscellaneous re
ceipts, including salvage, at s35O,OOO
=, 600.
!! He was also said to have figured tn
y $40 license tax on automobiles woul
Z bring in 0OO00,000, and that adde
levy on cigars, tobacco and cigaret
= and additional $25,000,0O0.
- Increased postal rates are estimate
!, to yield another S75.000,000 but the e.
II innate as to the income from the pre-
y posed tax on bank checks was NJ
" disclosed.
The loss of revenue through redu
ton of transportation taxes are place
., at $4,000 600.
= After the committee had heard NJ
u Mellon. Internal Revenue Commis
sioner Blair. Dr. T. S. Adams, treai
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
'l'IR E'St'
Oh BOY.

Make that Ford car Of yours ride
like boat by using our cord tires.
They will travel the stone rough
roads and will not stone bruise like
fabric tires. They will not cut up
and they will run 5000 miles and
more. You can put them on with
ease fer you can wrap them up for
they are full Of life and fresh stock
ruht from factory. 30x3 non skid
cords $1t.5o and 3ox39a st4.50; never
have you been able to buy such high
quality tires at such low prices. They
are one cure hand wrapped tires.
30x3 fabric same make only $3.50.
Hard wood Ford wheels front $3.50,
rear $500.
Running board luggage carriers
s4oo Running board supports $500
and s25e; cylinder pumps $3.50; tire
chain and lock 90 cts; hack saws
$500 complete; we have most every
thing for your car-radius rods $2.25:
front springs 1925; radiators. jacks.
reiners, tool boxes, ton covers and
rear curtains, anti ratters, running
| board tire carriers, felt and cork
baskets. timers, whistles and horns,
mats, axIes, housings, gears, batter
les, tenders; also can furnish every
odd size tire you want. Get our low
prices on all large sizes of tires as we
! underseiI everybody. 3Ox3I2 fabric
tires s12.5o and 1920; everything we
sell we guarantee.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
ANNOUNCE STATE
fl FAIR PROGRAM

Springfield. H. Aug, 2-The pro
gram Of events for the various days
at the Illinois state fair, Aug. 1876
was announced today by the manage
ment.
The Illinois GrCnens Tournaments
will heeiu at the fair grounds Thurs
day. Aug is. the day before the open
ing OF the state fair, and continue
over Friday, Aug. 10, the first day OF
the faiY The tournament will con
sist of spectacular life saving ana
other feats performed by expert fire
men from all parts o! the state: IN
! addition to he tournament, oand
concert will be given and the usual
attractions Of the fair will he offered
/ to the puDl.C.
Saturday, Aug 20, automobile races
| will be given, some Of the best drivers
! in the country participating.
The principal feature OF Sunday
| Aug. q, will be concert by the IA
nous Thavin band SO popular las
wear. This band has complete or
ganization including opera singer.
and instrumental soloisss.
Monday, which will be children
will begin the Judging Of live stocs
in the main coliseum and the sheer
ana swine coli5eums; the attractions
of Johnny Jones exposition company
in Harpy Hollow, consisting OF TWEEN
" shows and four rides; the spee'
program on the track; the circus II
front of the grand stand each even
: hnp-n ghftlr tlt
coliseum each evening. All OF thesi
attractions will be given daily up u
and including Friday, Aug. 70.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
SWEET CLOVER FOUR
FEET HIGH AT u. OF /

Urbana. H., Aug, Some of the
most extensive limestone expert
mouts in the world are being con
lucted on the University OF Illinois
experiment. held at Newton.
one OF the university crop special.
lists reports that;
"On land where no treatment was
applied there We're ten to twenty
wheat shocks per acre, while on land
where lime and rock phosphate had
been applied and sweet clover turne.
under there were sixty to ninety
shocks per acre.
"On unttea.ed land the corn plant:
were Sto Il IN hes high while OF
treated LAM the growth VAS 3 to
feet In height
Sweet clover showed striking re
.1lts .ro.n the use of limestone
Where lime had been applied tn,
growth Of sweet clover was four fee
high"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
A BECOMING ONE PIECE DRESS
FOB A LITTLE GIRL

Pattern 1852 is here portrayed
II IS cut in 1 sizes: 4, :, 5 and 10
wears. \ 1 year size requires . a
wards OF 4 inch material.
Pongec. chambrey, ehallIe' crepe
creme de chine. silk. lawn. wolfe and
dimity also gabardine and linen are
attractive for this style.
A pattern of this illustration
mailed to any address on receipt OF
15c in silver or stapms.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02

rcparaliOns agreement negotiated by
Louis Luucheur, and DR., Walter
RathemaA, German minister OF re-
construction, in u few days, 1t was
declared by the Petit Partisan today.
The agreement will be submitted TO
the supreme allied council for APP
prevail when II meets here early next
week.
The accord which was reached by
Nj. I.ouhheur and Or Ratheman Is
merely awaiting ratification by the
German government before formal
signatures are exchanged, Final de-
tails of the plans agreed upon, have
thus far, been withheld from the pnb
lic
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
China,a Great Holiday.

The first week in March brings q
great holiday throughout China, when
the anniversary NJ the discovery OF
silk is celebrated with elaborate cere.
monies, this year being according to
the Chinese. the Illst anniversary OF
the discovery " silk by Empress ST.
ling chi.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
TEXAS XII KLUX BEAT
NEGRO HOTEL PORTER

Texarkana, Ark, Aug 2,-W arren
Diggins. a negro porter at a down.
town hotel. was carried off by masked
men last night. He returned two
hours later suffering OF great wells
that covered his body The men ac
cused him of having had too nucf
to do with white women" he said.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
Close Race Indicated,

A scientist predicts that the end
NJ the earth will be glacial, In other
words, the coal trust will outllve the
leo trust.-GreenvIll Is. c. Piedmont.