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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-30

EDITORS NOTE-What should
America do about Armenia?
Expelled relief workers inform
Secretary Hughes at Washington
and Lord Balfour in London that
the plight of Armenians is worse
than ever. An inter.allied investi.
CATION is proposed.
Does America owe the Armen-
ians a duty? Is America keeping
faithf
These questions-asked by the
Federal Council Of Churches in an
appeal TO the nation to prod Con-
gress into action-were put by
NEA Service TO Oscar b. Straus.
distinguished American diplomat.
and authority on the Near East
Straus was three times American
ambassador to Turkey, under Presi.
dents Cleveland, Mckinley and
Taft, and was secretary OF com
merce and labor in President Roose-
yelt's cabinet. Here is his an.
swer:
ny Oscdr ID. StfauS.
PURCHASE, ~ Y. = UnfortunatelS
our country is not member of tht
League Of Nations. | say unfortunate
~ because had we become q member
either under the Hitchcock teserva
tons or the Lodge reservations-there
were only verbal differences between
them-we would have had the domi
nant guiding influence in the recon
struction OF the world.
For America to become a member
OF the League of Nations would In nc
way lessen or weaken her sovereignty
but would be an extension of sovereign
~ exercised in concert with, and In
Just relations with, other states for the
regulation and administration of com
mon interests that concern us rs well
as them.
That We had common interests with
the entente states in winning the war
was evidenced by our participation
therein. And in doing so We did not
have 10 lessen our sovereignty.
No religious or racial minorities with
Inc possible exception OF those in Rus
sa. have suffered more than the Ar.
menians.
certainly think that our country
4 Cor no other reason than from q
broad humanitarian standpoint, should
participate with Great Britain and
France IN investigating the sufferings
Of the Armenians and their persecution
and slaughter since the termination OF
the World War
America has large human interests in
Turkey, larger than in any other part
@; the world. growing out Of 700 or
more American schools and seven col.
leges in the Ottoman Empire. with
many Of which American teachers and
scolars are connected and have been
for two generations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-30
BANDIT KILLED IN ATTEMPT
TO ROB BANK RUNNERS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa.--one bandit
Is believed Ia have been killed and two
runners of the Textile National Bank
and policeman were slightly injured
In pistol fight today, resulting when
elsh, men tried to held up the runners
in the northeastern part OF the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-30
put DISABLED MAN INTO
GOOD jon. rs NEW PLAN

SAN FRANCISCO - Plans for ab.
sorblng into the industries OF the coun.
try the disabled veterans rehsbiitated
through vocational training, featured
the convention OF the disabled American
veterans Of the world war. according to
statements OF its leaders before the
convention went into its final session
here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-30
MAYOR QUITS AFTER SIX
y STORMY MONTHS IN OFFICE

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. George L..
oles. elected mayor of Youngstown on
an independent ticket last fall after a
sensational campaign today resigned
from Office after six stormy months Of
administration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-30
Riddles Turn to
Playground When
Sun Goes to Rest

Late in the afternoon when the sun is
about to set, there's bunch OF kiddies
OF the southwest section of town that
wind their way to the municipal play.
grounds--and have "the time Of their
lives"
Since warm weather has come the
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Congress Assures Presiden, Supper.

Washington.-After his appearance
before Congress when his utterances
received emphatic approval from the
lawmakers, President Harding can
have no doubt about having the full
support of the legislative branch of
the government in all that the ad-
ministration does TO enforce law and
order and put down lawiessness, no
matter who the offender Democratic
members united with Republicans in
asserting it was a strong message and
one that will receive universal COM
mendaton from all fair-minded Amer
leans.
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FOREIGN

Trhirev-r,ro cc-ess ot Wooster CO.
aece. Wooster, ohSo, arrived ~ london
from Paris receatSy In fesr airpiane>-
g'v-ency-seur Others were sINecteS 70
follow.
Tho rnflflea cany o. The NsShlas
ton treaties vsss signed by NiHe
Georce s. fcv days ago 7, Is now en-
-ouce "a Washington for the exchange
OF -naHcatioHS.
Ont. fhouSnu6 wahaNfs tNIohamwes-
auo t-5neSmeu and Sky srat's vrero
silIaG in ha5tie neur Amman. FnaeS-
tine, according u an rsSchaus-e 4ele-
grssFA dispatch from ConSrsnrinoQle-
Envs- PaSba. the meSe spectacular
figure in modern TursfSh history who
i crediged v.ith shrowiRs Tursscy into
the WAT on the side os she central
powers. hsss been killed IN hstgie with
Russian soviet trooys in Esoshara-
4 violent clash hecweea SOCIALISTS
and FaSefSIi caESeG q suspension o.
the session og she Italian Chamber a.
nepurieS. said s. Cenrral News dis
ua-ch from Rome recently. Aucl- roSe
70 fever heat Revo,veTs were drawn
ana there were 1hreats ot killing
The Japanese ambassadors O. Euc-
land and France ana the minister Ia
Belgium have beer appointed dele
ca1eS 20 the forthcoming s>Semla,y o-
rhe l.easnc az NurionS. X HoriSucht,
minister Il ES-nzi.. has been sIipa.u-e4
japanese envoy 10 sHs Brazilian cesr-
gena-y.
t7ven Spain has - mGSumuner
American lDraSinn- .AI-hoazE >sgllD :
seae-al]y oveHoose5 ly she American
tourist yl7ans, s Ia->y O. 1ar~,- ,----rs
American s,udenr~ hage arrived 81
barcelona under she guidance o- Aliss
A.arcial Dorado ut Nev Zo-s The >-c-
deu-s VIII spend The summer s-ul.5 II
AZ Eectar Un.ve-S
Vl--uaIly every Important raal mine
IN Nova Scoua is closed tiE . s-r.se ~
upward x 1000 miners Five tnous-
and Cape Breton miners ~ mass
1ueeans a1 ,slaca By and 0sAe- ll--e
mea- uss -epudlaFe5 -hs a--s-enfsll-
which -he-r dEIce-s Hade WIKI The
Ei---ish Empire Steel Co-pa-l-iau ana
declared <o- rhe s--Ea Terms U- rhe
laseSr Company d--sr raised minimum
dlv rates 1-Iu - ra So ana corr
a-aat -.teS "a. ae- caH- This vaulL
zre g -2-e a- uzy aHou - pa- eau-
below -ss wages o. -.- vll-L -Hs
miners l-z 1SaE-
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Costs Of Food jump Upward.

Observation-Disclosures and retail
costs of food and other commodities
took an upward jump in July, retail
prices averaging l per cent increase,
whlle wholesale prices gained about
) i-S per cent as compared with June.
the Department OF Labor announced.
comparison of wholesale prices in
June with those of a year ago indi-
Gated, the department said, that the
price level advanced about 10 per cent,
with fuel and lighting materials reg-
istering an increase OF S6H per cent.
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DnIE Products
DENVER MARKETs.
attic


Receipts, Ls22 Choice grassers are
quoted rom SE-5 70 s. Ead Eood at
c-ac-ive ones t-uIn f1-T5 70 sS-25. Most
q ne sIes-s that have been coming
here have been q more o- less IN
ce--iu- quality. and sales have ranged
most generally from !7-25 70 Ss-25.
One choice offering q COW. was sen:
sc-pss the scales for SCR. and another
small bunch sold tH- Sc. Good 10 choice
-yJ,es Ere Quoted from !5-15 70 Sc, and
most o. the good grades are selling st
f5-25 70 f6.-a. Far 70 medium kinds
E~e QUucEbie a. $40 70 So.
Quotations OF strictly desirable light
feeder s1sevs ranged from s7-.5 to
$3.50.
EcEs-
1.sce3H1s- -s1E. Al outside butcher
sssra hlishec The TOP p-ice when he pur-
chased { load Of good hogs for sslO.
Bulk % sales ranged from ST,I5 to
Sg.65 End mosl uf 1hs drives sold trsn
81 10 FE6l. The fun extent Of the de-
cline vEs registered n the prices paid
1DT -hs rough heavy packers hogs
StACs and scws were c1t out et loads
L. 55.5G End Et-bt. respectively.
sheen.
Receipts l@4s, Fou- loads e lambs
HverGE-DE from Sc 70 :. pounds were
sulo for s12-85 1Et and & fair losd Of
lambs on The feeder order went 70 kill
e-s fur s11.56. 4 sHAl parcel Of 1.l-
pound ewes went across the scales for
s6.-5.
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AN EPITOME OF
LATE LIVE NEWS
CONDENSED asco oso oS TSs
eSo6s ssSS OF EVENTS At
HOME AND assoso.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAVINGS. ooIN 5. seHl sNS
nsNTS, SuSSsSIN6S sossS
AND FEARS oS MANKIND.
WESTERN

Euther Burbank, plant Nc7z.arg' hiis
created SIX new peaches, new 3'ium-
Z new prlne and nccrarlno- The
asw creations VIII he given 20 The
world next yes-. Burbank slated
Burglars blew open rhe Sase In the
posrofNce 81 Corhil- jefferson counS7,
Mont, recently. and escaped with Sll~
IN cash and Stamps and mnney-o-te7
blanks. according 70 TeporcS recel we'd
il Helena
! ye-th shot dead at los Angeles
IS 3 bandit has been Identified s.
JeSse wins. Is Of - Joseph. No
John Grere 8 dtsaWaShe7. shut Wits
L what was sai5 20 De rhe flfrh hold
III n rwo months q s restaurant IN
al orrly5nS district
San Protein the .'>-vear-dlG police
MAJ whose love sifs.tr win 3 64-geo--
old CORNER circus -der hraG<hI A.m 10
public attention recently, died III Fsu.-e
= few 6SyS asa. Ee was hora 81 Ear-
nsgat y - and claimed 70 have been
s body cu4rd 1o- Pres dent L41caln
during TIE war.
Tie E'5-St National EanS o. CdluSse
As-lA-=s 49, siz--Aalt'4- -'4aS--iNS 49, 49,
according % Srare banking o11c-a =.
ot heavy 7r=t1 Ora 7-dlS u-.tR.1 -he las,
three days ana -11h--cr % ral--zs a-
past 6ze loans TIE a--E = a-E--ll-
.ze5 ST S-55.ttl AID sr Is -ls- szl.e-
zneat had deposits q S2-7.A5L
Al Ezlozo15-a o-z.-.. e- lg 1--S- Cal
VIZ Coo1 5-s v-s TT rls wee pres
daz1. S.-ocS z1-Tas- -la5l-z1 ~ gre
.a1a-SecGal q B-aazrlg lzz Lara
bee s--ee-S 81 Portland. NJ l1s was
Injured -se 2c1 de-c vas -a17--eE GO
tAs police Ey TT&--ace lIc-s-Hll-- ---. .-
e Of the car oceuslcd lg l--s, Coos
iGca-
The American Bs- ASSosza1I COZ
vsaaaa closed recsz1y n >a1 F-an-
CISCO VIII Z dinner ~ which Jahl vs.
Dav.S u WeS- Virginia former am
baSSador 70 Great Brs-4ln- who was
elec-e5 pres 1ea- II The ASSOCIATION.
vrsS welcomed 1o rs new 0esica- 1-nE
speakers were Cllls1 Jusace -af-- Lord
Thomas shaw. NJ Heu-i Auhap-n and
:. 3 II Baker, Representing eiis BIT
81. French and Canadian hz-s. ana
Co-neaus Cnle. cenra1aria1 who once
represented California II Tie U1i1ed
States Seua-e.
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Her Reason

Mary Louise and her little tr.,|
had had a falling out. Explan,tS,]
were hard to obtain, but the troDs1
finally came out.
what was the trouble between I'd
and Hazelf' Mary Louise's aunt AIM
her.
"Aw. Hazel flirted with boy in d,
park" replied Mary Louise.
"Fn bet you tllrted, too" said d,
aunt.
"No, I didn't either. Mamma WI
along"
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WASHINGTON

The Stare 's'.i2-1'-,l1ts1I confirmed -e--
po-rs from AIszlcc Cl-E -ha- = Bruce
E5eaasl1 : u DE T,a-ulCel 70 -ecu-u
70 the C1z-ed >-a-es- zs Is expected
elrher n Washington Or New YORK
soon
Formal a1nouncenan- thai -ecan-
OH land decisions o1 ris Mexican So
IrsIne Court do NOT 4 Tie opinion o.
officials AZ Washington e11ecl vs,y
protect The -IrhIs Of american land
0zle-s. was ma lie recently n & Stare
Enent issued by he S7zts Department
The five c5urr opinions upon which
some Mexican officials have hased &
hope Of recognition zG- the Oh7econ
regime. were said II { Statement 10
apparently establish & precedent urr-
1ecslnc improved oil lands from con
fiscation.. w5tnout furnishing -la sane
guarantee 18- land il winch mining
operations had not been acrua.y he
Announcement rlla- tn agreement be
tween 1ns Cn71eG >yares and Germany
providing 5n- -he determination Of The
amount Of claims against Germany
was signed N Berlin was made hv che
Stare Department. The ac-eemen,
provides for claims commission 10
be composed OF uven comnissi dne-s
ana an umpire
Investigations % charges cnat undue
methods Of practices are being en-
ployed by rhs rrade n RESTRAINING the
natural operations Of the law o1 sur
ply and demand and depressing cs-rnn
prices. was proposed n 4 RESOLUTION in
rroarced by SensVOr Smi-ll, L,emor-a-
South Carolina The resolution was
referred 70 the gricul1ure canludrzee.
The rrials and t-fsulad0us Of sen-
ators are not SO much concerned w-1h
the farlef- The soldiers bonus anL 1hs
ship Subsidy SIS they are WIKI The IN
dust-46l crisis that completely over
shado1ed tire legislative program ser
a1ers are being b0mharded w1zh rels--
graphic appeals from their c8nsrlru-
enrs for relief from acrual or imDane-
ing fuel shortages due 10 rhe ca:l
srrika, or from transportation 0-
freight rleups resulting from The -ail-
road waIkour
At --s4At 1ScfCA&LlD
composed OF Representatives of cham-
hers of commerce and trade bodies in
eight western states, decided 10 AZ
once insugurafe vigorous campaign
TO have the present Congress enact an
abselure short and long haul law
Members OF the association meeting q.
Salt Lake City declined 70 take any
par1 In the discussion of the proposed
Legislation, which would place the In
transitional steamship carriers unde,
she Jurisdiction of the Interstate Com
nerce Commission for rate fixing pur-
essek
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METAL MARKETS.
HAY AND GRAIN PRICES

New fork--one hundred and fifty
more Greek picture brides arrived in
New York Recently on the Greek
steamship Mesalihellas from Piraeus
ano expected TO meet their future hus-
bands and he married at once. The
girls ioid the passengers that co.a..
unns were 50 bad at home tl.a, they
were glad to come here and risk mar.
ry1ng virtual strangers
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GENERAL

A-rl-uaE -aF-g lLa-a~ ana ~ 2.-frss-
Gls mas uH-eL lawyers. Was -al1L
lazE y LIS s-.-s = -i.a El1-i--- HIt 4l-
Tel
Ear, ?. Earml1- =. OF -.e--o- vras
klel = L collision or -lo Ja-Esu1
l1lcE-1 s7,aedwEy- H0ne-- Eu-liaZ
b-7-har af E-a~4, was kilel IL 1915 Sc
Corona CALI IT Z siniLl- acc dsu-
Se1-se Cures, 1a-ma- governor ot
New Aiezico. WAS app0ln-ed uy P7esi-
daur birding 20 he TIE American com
missions on rhe Un1sd STATES Als-icc
51lre-na,i o1.al boundary commission
Twelve men were buried aEve II :
small mine near E5v4-1s, ~ ---au--,-ys,
according IL uro-G -ecei ved Ir mesSen-
ger Tha-e j. No telephone euu=eaan
WIKI rhs camr auG details were unz-
valiahla
George = aasszeid a Paterson y
=. Won 81 aL-zme-iclu -zT,sw-ir11lz
speed COMES u zne palaau1 o. Prog
RES L Chicago a-alns- Held o- 1fa
entrants ty v-ilns 126 words : MN
ure Tor tlLl--r m-uu1es-
William Randolph HaES- II {
s-a-auent published recently IL The
New York Evening Journal, declared
he was no- candida1s 1or governor
hI- w0uld -aks any other plure on me
uemnc-a-ic acfs- i Mayor 2ylar
were nomina-e5 Tor governor.
Following Identification ny 1h-e.
men ohat tlts mn arrested II laredo.
Texas. Is mo- EdU1n r Aiu-sa I,envs-
hank teller who led . vea- ago WIKI
$4,000 rom 1ne Zu1eruaronn Trust
Company. I'm & surveyor ~ TauIpiro,
AEazicn, detectives are making 81 II
vesaEauan mo MS pas- record
Nearly 10000 Immigrants have en-
tered 1he Tinted S-ares since 3uly :.
-he maj0-lV- coming rom 1-.t,y. Rus
STA The United Kingdom Germany
Greece and Czechc-Sl ovaiziA. -lie hE-
-sau Of ium c-aIi0n has announced
About S2aGO0 more csn enter during
-he remainder Of -lis s.scal ven
Fred Brown. wounded and captured
some 1Ime age near Medicine Bow
Viva, by Wyoming posse rhaI sought
him Us 1iis mau who chained and head
prisoners cwo Omaha women in 3
shack Il FL Omaha suburb. pleaded
not guilty. when Al--aisneG n District
Corr au charges a< f-idnapinS and an-
c0mohlis rhe1r, growing ou1 Of his ai-
legged actions.
l1n-a -ha1 25s.ne0 citizens have
voted zo- zhs Inodlzicar1an q me Toi-
saes1 1aw 70 Ise-nL- lct1 wines and
bee II zns pnu u f71-.ss,s zare-s r.
E,u-lsd II zfls National -ez s-zndurI con
aucred fy 1ns L41s-a-T -l.aes- Win
zn addlzidna- z-.s-5llf WING zn- re-
Iteal q 1tis luiz=uaInsIl- al gI-oiluf-lur..
q 10-Al q 2S-5i2 a-e Il sE-u- q L
ciiIIlse q a-zirs- .sssss;:s..ss 5g- s.n1l-aIIs-
nncs 81 Ihs amendment II re-u-ns
from 1acr8-y vrB-Es-S & d.-ci0.diF
wet" v0ze has bfa1 predominant
a hatsie between guards strikers
and employees IN the Missouri Faczdn
railway yards al Van Buren, Ark. o--
CURED recently, according 70 mes
sases. Police and other officers were
rnshed 70 The scene. Over 100 shots
were fired, iut il is believed no one
WIS injured
A bomb WIS thrown Into the Chi.
csgo d Eastern Illinois railroad wards
at Evansville, Ind, q few DAYS ago
The explosion did no damage and M
one vas near the point af the time. NJ
trace Of the bomb throwers has beer
found.
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pound and Liver Pills l Womb TI Z
iieved. After taking the first frst hsssl y
felt better, and neglected It s avSis S
found could not do my work ~
was stronger. So took the Vesssi mi
Compound again and now / AZ @ +
mother of a 10 months old bov p.J
fat and healthy and l am sure ~ y,
never have carried him if It hj
been for your Vegetable Compo%mi %
recommend your medicine to al van.
although | am young to be adyisjpgr.
one older. - Mrs. CHRIST pFyso.I
31s w. Liberty St, Cincinnati. Ohn a
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable CnI
pound contains no harmful drug, \
can be taken in safety by any venn
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-25
WORN OUT All
She C0oIEj /
A MEI|
Took Lydia E. PHIL. /
Vegetable CompounJ
Read the Re,uIt
Cincinnati, Ohio. .-"I m,s.,.,
year with nervous troubla. uusied IA

tiles h,. before H.
lydia E. Pinib,s
Vegetable b
pound; Ny b,,
|pained all as' S
and l was unit
housework. n
worn out fl.stH
am a meal, and vuS \
liable able to t, do my h
ing; Ny girl A.
and my sister N
|me # l would n
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Important to Mothers
Deceived,

"What a lot Of antique furniture ts
Scadbys have" Not nearly 50 nuA
as they think they have
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-25

Double chins are considered a nas|
culine charm when the cleft is In lh.|
middle and perpendicular.
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-25

Ts-nn. E-4-zF. -uiddllnEs. Sls.5o; four
-uidLLrlrs- E-G Minneapolis No. : al
1alfG uesL y1s.-5. Kansas City. ThiT-
-5---f-ee PEI cent 1tnseed meal. Ss4-7 ;,
AEt-lu-Epulls- !45-sU Chicago. $3.50,
ThlrdeluhiE White huniay feeds.
E-s.Hn. 81 Louis Gluten feeds, s2s-S5,
E,fnaGca. Thirty par cear cuttonseed
znel- E.z.bl. Atlanta. Ss4 Memphis
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,V1 Z -lu1-hv. New York s5l-505
. 7hazdeI7a4z and Pittsburgh S1s5 Chi
cE-a So. Atlanta. S-S- St Louis. 81.
,Sa timothy s. 70 So below Nc. !
Prices No : alfalfa - Louis, S-l-5o.
aernrfls SEG No ] prairie, St Louis,
s--.5u- Chicago. S1s-
The Washington times., 1922-09-29
NAMED
FOR BIC JOB IN
MUSIC WORLD
Is Chairman of Advisory Conn.,
mittee to Better Business
\ Bureau of Industry.

e. II. Droop. secretary Of r. II.
Droop & Sons Company, has been
appointed chairman of the advisory
committee, to the better business
bureau of the Music Industries
Chamber OF Commerce, 1t was an
nounced today.
In his letter OF appointment:
Richard w. Lawrence, president OF
the chamber. said:
LAS you know, this is most i'm
portant committee, as 1t is strictly
advisory on better business acttVi'
ties. From the nature of the better
business work, it is essential that we
have a merchant and man who IL
known throughout the trade for the
standing OF his house and high per-
sonaI ideals in respect to the ethics
of our business. What we want
more than anything else is your
sound advice with respect to the
various problems of better business
which comes before us"
The better BUSINESS bureau is an
organization which is most careful
and cirCurf1speCt in looking after the
ethics. practices and advertising Of
the entire music trade.
The Washington times., 1922-09-29
3. AND o. TO PUT GAS
MOTOR TRAIN IN SERVICE

CUMBERLAND. Nd, Sept. 90
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company plans to place its new gaso-
line motor car and trailer in service
on the Romny branch, between
Green Spring and Petersburg, on Oc.
tober /. 1t was brought up from Bal
timore today and proceeded to Peters
burg to await its regular run daily,
as an auxiliary to the regular steam
train service on that branch.
A feature OF the gasoline motor
car service win be. that trips can
easily be: made between Petersburg
and this city and return. in the same
day. A schedule Is being completed
at the Baltimore office.
The gasoline train Is similar in ap-
pearance TO an interurban street car,
and has a seating capacity for fifty
six In both coaches, with ample room
for baggage. 1t is operated like an
automobile, with gear shifts forward
The Washington times., 1922-09-29
PISTOL ToTER is GIVEN
NINE MONTHS IN JAIL

Albert r.. Harley, charged with
larceny after trust and carrying a
concealed weapon, was sentenced toi
nine months in Jail when arraigned
in Police Court yesterday.
Harley worked for the, police dur.
ing a recent effort to clean up dr1s
peddlers and dCpesters. He was ar
rested when Raymond Williams. .1Al6
X stret northwest, complained to the
police that Harley had borrowed a
bicycle and had not returned 1t.
When arrested at Union Station Har..
ley was carrying a pistol.
Judge Mcmahon gave Harley one
month for the alleged larceny after
trust and eight months on the con-
cealed weapon charge.
The Washington times., 1922-09-29
LINE BUSY" WILL SOON
l-s>B BE HEARD IN HEAVENS

DAYTON, Ohio, Sept. 29.-Now
comes the telephone exchange Of the
air. 1t was announced yesterday
that the huge Marling bomber. said
to be the largest airplane in the
world. now being assembled at
Wright Field here, will have a tele-
phone system connecting different
parts of the plane.
This is made necessary, it is said
by the fact that the fusilage of the
ship, a triplane, Is sixty-five' feet in
length, and that there will be six
motors in the plane. making il essen
tisl that the different pilots be in
touch with each other at all times.
The Washington times., 1922-09-29

opened at a meeting Of the board OF
governors at the Capitol next Tues.
day.
The first eighteen.hole golf course
has been completed and will be
open for play in about two weeks,
bv which time, II is expected, that
the macadam loop" around the
club property will be finished, thus
giving easy access to the club by
two first class highways-the Con.
duit road and the Chevy Chase
road. through Bradley lane. Work
on the spur from the Conduit road
is completed within a half mile OF
the club, while the other. road is
I'm good shape right up TO the ems
trance OF the grounds.
Many members are already taking
advantage OF the accommodations at
the temporary clubhouse, where
"Shiro." steward on the Presidential
yacht. the Mayflower, holds forth
and caters to luncheon and dinner
parties. The spacious house, which
eventually will be the home of the
riding and hunt section of the club,
The Washington times., 1922-09-29
|tL.SHOW YOU,
CRIED PARSONS,
t. WITNESS SAYS
J. D. Stubbs, Eyewitness, Gives
Version of Shooting at
-; Cape Charles.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 29.-Prac'
tically all the evidence for the State
in the case of Charles w. Parsons,
millionaire. accused of killing George
Lewis, a striking railroad employe,
atCape Charles, August 16, had been
heard at l o'clock yesterday after
noon, witnesses for the defense were
heard this morning.
"A total OF eighteen witnesses had
been heard for the prosecution.
One of the chief witnesses for the
State was jefferson ID. Stubbs, who
witnessed the shooting. He said he
WAS talking with Lewis when Par
sons came up and stood a few feet
away from them. Lewis told Parsons
to go on about his business. Lewis
also said the railroad men were get
ting tired of Parsons eaVesdroppinS
on them.
Parsons went away and sat on the
running board of his automobile.
Later Lewis and Parsons met
again. Lewis again told him to go
on about his business and the latter
went to the opposite side of his au
tomobile. saying: "I'll show you"
Parsons secured a gun and fired
five shots at Lewis. When the man
fell with a bullet in bis left side Par.
sons continued to fire until he mad
emptied his revolver. Parsons
when he saw Lewis was dead. eX.
claimed: MY God, wha: have
done"
Parsons will claim Lewis had
threatened to get him" He says
Lewis told him he would get him
yet"
Sentiment on the shore Is strongly
in favor OF the slain man and mis-
family. Mrs. Lewis, widow Of the
slain man, was in court, and may be
put on the stand.