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Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22
AT LOCAL THEA TRES

moves rapidly and clearly and whose interest never lags. The action mounts in a series of climaXes, cul- minating in one of the most thrilling scenes the films have ever given us, the release of a pack of hunger mad lions into an arena thronged with a r;oting mob. No words can describe this scene and many others w!il which the picture abounds-they must be seen to be appreciated. Dur ing the presentation of Theodore" in Bisbee, there will be two perrorla- ances in the, afternoons, and it is suggested that all who can, attend the matinees.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22
Merchants Rearet peparture

COBLENZ, Mar, 21.-(By the As sociated Press)- Officials and merch- ants in the Rhine area, which has been occupied for many months by American soldiers, are downcast over their prospective departure. The merchants forsee a big slump in bus mess, while the officials are loath to go through the process of getting ac- quainted with new army
 Tt is, with regret that we hear of the withdrawal of the Americans,2 2 said Dr. Russell. ober.burgomaster of Coblenz, today. ''The American forces in Germany have done much to alleviate suffering among the poor and it is the poor who will miss the Americans more than the others.'
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22

there, the work will be done by power and an Adams grader pulled by a big 120-horsepower catapillar will be seen working over the fault towards Fair banh. This work will be worth the while of any one interested in road working going to see. Of such great value and improvement in road con struction is the work of this combin- action that publicity will be given ao the time when such work starts that the public may drive out and see it.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22
REGENTS TO MET

PHOENIX, Ariz., Mar 21. - The board of regents of the University of Arizona will meet in Tucson March 31, it was announced today by oGy- ernor Campbell. Selection of a presi- dent to fill the vacancy caused by R. B. von KleinSmid's resignation will be discussed.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22
OIL TANKS AFIRE

HOUSTON. Tex.,- Mar 21 - Two large earthen tanks of the Humble Oil & Refining Company. total capa' city 350,0O0 barrels, are afire here and probably will be a total loss, ap- proximatfng $500,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22
A RAPIDLY SPREADING DISEASE

the United States regarding
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 Pure romance of course is but polite liar; but in these days diplomacy chosen fully smiles back call him plain have to help to your feet iew senuS incident only example of the ever questioned One congressman or public other follows onnnce
 hearing called certain the conditions opposite
 trial of national oath testify oath witnesses perjured themselves
 What are nation becoming lax in our respect being pushed aside by getting the state where we 0 use a, lie when the truth would do better? Look over the the last few years with particular trials and true make to he propOunded to them, help me Cod
 And then goody portion deliberately obviously To help friend Not Many perure person Is difficult whose life de- pend difficult
  daily violating their Oaths tell the truth convictions nowadays that
  presumed other The of supposed judgment telling the But who either mind expert in
 
 because the has small FOuDN oi doubt his guilt every testimony violating be-
 
 able freedom Yet nuent that defendant shaken story wild prompts this desire to alter facts? Why is it so much more noticeable than twenty ago?
 time when was g popular theory that prosecuting a literally theory hody prose somebody actually guilty But that prosecuting has desire dOubu and only schemes attorney particularly 
 lawyers battle old but liars bat tie The willingness regardless peiufe themselves Oenchsjn getting closer brogh before the public the realization that truth while mighty prevail In each of these is bsme The attorneys? Ths fair
 
 the fessional suicide attorney with a lick
 rests only on the witnesses themselves As long as men ant apparently all voluntarily facts that justice a h perjury it be; and the at is ended.
 What the and realize ha honor without u there justice.
 there is perjury guilty win deserved punt( ment the ieOtTdy be spreading will method found girls
  something Alu,rbf plt
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22
Chickens To Enmador

COCHISE - Elmer Hendricks is shipping from Cochise the first of he week some very fine White Leg horn and Rhode Island Red chickens
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22

The fine barn Of Forest Watkins was totally destroyed by fire some time early Tuesday morning Besides l.tlIe, losslof the barn all the contents, consisting of grain, roughtfeed, implef ments, wagon. harness were all de- stroyed, The origin of the fire is not [ known.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22

treasurer. having heen guests Of MT. and Mrs. Budrow. manager last night at q dinner.
 At the meeting yesterday C. C.. Sooey was elected 10 the board of dir ectors to replace vacancy caused by the death of one of the directors. Other members of the board are; IT. Vanderslice, w. A. Moses, E. J. Street, J. B. Kasselbaum, John M Kelly. O.. E. McMullen is secretary and auditor of the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22
Makn Arrannements

LIGHT--The board of directors ol the Light Telephone association and the Stronghold association met with the district manager of the Mountain States Telephone company at Pearce on the 18th to make arrangements for long distance connections at Pearoe.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22

"The Frisky Mrs, Johnson" Have you ever come in contact
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22
Webb News

WEBB-The county assessor, George EIenshaw, and assistant were taking in the Webb precinct Wednesday,. They reported small increase in as- easements, over last year.
 The Webb local of the farm bureau held its monthly meeting Tuesday. 4Ac ton was taken to get come of the grain, potatoes aud flour now at Will cox. Those who take adyantaSe h these sales make good savint, ln price
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22

Persian carpet designs have beer handed down from remote ages.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22

Collecting costly snuff boxes was once fashionable fad in England.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22

Flesh of dogs is commonly eater in China.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22

To see a rabbit brings i'll luck in the belief of Scottish fishermen.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-22

Halley's comet travels about PAS miles Q second.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
COUNTY LEADING
IN DAIRY WORK,
EXPERT ASSERTS
Boehr Returns for Third Visit
to Boys and Girls Club:
Sees STRIDES Made ard
is Complimentary.

John ". Boehr dairy extension spe
ciaHst from Oklahoma A. and NJ col
iese arrived In Ardmore Thursday morn
ing FOR his third visit here with the
boys and girls dairy clubs OF the coun
ty Courses IN feedlnr care and show
fitting Of dairy stock will be given the
club members during Mr. Boehr's stay.
Thursday afternoon IN company with
John W simpkins county agent the
dairy specialist win visit the stock
farms OF the county
II Find Carter county to bo sec.
ond to no county IN thc state along
dairy development lines" Mr. Boehr
declared ufta viewing Ihe progress that
has been made by club members hero
under County Atent Slmpklns care
I'm the yehr OF dairy club work here
this county has aken ton berth
amons me leading counties OF tho en-.
tire state. The attitude toward dairy ae.
velopment has greatly improved and !
soc n great future 10 store Ion Carter
county In tho dairy world
Courses of instruction on peneral
care OF livestock and food proportion.
mcnt were given club members at Mr.
Borht's Inst Wet,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
CARTER FLAyS
HARDING POLICY
IN LOCAL CASE
Removal Of Postmaster
Hopson is a Piece of
Petty Politics, He
Says.
POINTS TO RECORD
PRESENT INCUMBENT
Supposed to be Under Civil
Service, But Ruling is
Evaded, lie Asserts.

Congressman Charley Carter this
morning took occasion to dig into
The present administration policy in the
reported removal Of Postmaster T. Lee
Hopson from the Ardmore postoffice
The administration has been 30 busy
playing politics that they have been an.
able to lind time 70 do anything for -ae
suffering public" Nh Carter empha
sized.
This is just one OF the many steps
by the Ircsent administration In car
rying out their program 10 weed out
every democrat from the clyi service. E"
he said No previous administration.
either democratic OF republican, has
ever dared approach tho limits Of Pres.
ident Hardlngs flagrant violation OF the
spirit and letter Of civil service laws
and regulations
In fact, they have kept themselves
80 busy Playing these small politics
lccnt'nuad on page six
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
OFFICER WANTS
DANCE HALLS IN
OIL field SHUT
Snow McKinzie Used Gun 70
Force Dancers From Floor
When He Closed Place
Wednesday, Night.

An application FOR temporary in
junction against further operation Of
the public dance ball In Archer City.
In the Amerada o. district. will be
placed before the district court by
county authorities Thursday afternoon.
following action taken BY Snow" Nc.
Henzie, copstable OF Morgan township.
who Wednesday night barred the doors
OF The hall under strong pro.est and a
threatened fight with tho as.encauts
OF tho dance Charges that operation of
the amusement hail is violation OF the
laws of decency and menace 10 tne
moral LIE Of the town Will be Included
in the petition, Mckenzie said
visit was paid 10 the A.cher City
dance hall by Constable Mckenzie on
Wednesday night after repeated com
plalnts mad come to county authorities
about alleged immoral conduct Of its
attendance hs said. Upon his visit
nearly half OF those present were In a
drunken condition and others were car.
rying On Ia an indecent manner, Mc.
Kenzle declared. The constable stated
that when he started 10 close the doors
of the place that resistance was shown
by several mon and that ne was able
TO close ~ only when those present were
al the point OF his gun. Mckenzie said
the management OF the place showed
little objection. but several half drunken
members VI the dance party threatened
the attack upon him.
The dance ha!i is said to have been
30 operation for about two weeks, coun
ty authorities state that 10 raid on
the place tew days ago quantity OF
liquor Was found but the owner could
not be apprehended.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
MORE REFUSALS
TO WORK LOOKED
FOR IN District
Train Service Men must De-
eide on Strike Without
Advice From Big -Four
Brotherhoods.
MINERS TO CONTINUE
WAGE NEGOTIATIONS
Seyenty-fWe Percent Of Work
ers VIII Accept Any Scale
that Is Made, Said.

CHICAGO Threat by railroad broth
erhood chleftains hat There Win be
100 similar cases. TO the tieup On The
Elgln, Joliet and eastern railroad, where
engineers memen conductors ana
uaiumen refused 10 work because Of
The presence Of troops in The Joliet
His. yards further complicated the
railway strike situation today.
Leaders OF the Big Four who are
to take part IN the Washington con.
ference OF rail union heads tomorrow.
when al phases OF the strike are due
60 come up before the chiefs OF the 10
standard unions, left to the train service
men the right TO decide for themselves
whether working conditions at termin.
ais were Objectionable Warren S
Stone, president OF the Brotherhood or
Locomotive Engineers, declared al
Cleveland that the walkout OF train.
men on the b. j and f. did not re.
quire any approval
"Our men are not required TO work
under any such conditions as now pre-.
vail at many railroad terminals" he
said l am telling them that wherever
their lives are endangered by guards
they should go home and stay there
Disorders IN connection with the
strike as important developments ap.
proved were few and widely scattered
Al Muskogee, Okla. Frank Barton. q
new special deputy United States mar.
shal was Knocked Unconscious by a
brick thrown from an automobile al the
NJ * and T. railroad station.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
.SLAYERS OF SIR
HENRY WILSON
HANGED TODAY
Crowd Of Irishmen and Wo-
mer Sing Hymns and
Prayer for Condemned
as fine Nears.

LONDON - Joseph OSunvau and
Reginald Dunn were hanged this morn.
Ing IN Wardsworth prison for the as.
aasslnatiou OF Field Marshal Sir Henry
Wilson on June % A crowd Of about 50
lrishmcl and worcu assembled out
side tho Jail al o'clock, ON hour before
the execution. They sang hymns and
PRAYED FOR the souls OF the condemned
men.
Both men submitted quietly TO be
pinloned They werc escorted simultan.
eously from their cells 20 The scatfold
whore as they met they smiled encour.
aglngly 40 each other Both met death
unflhchlngly The mournera Included
he sisters and brothers Of Dunn and
O'suniyln The laymen who led the
prayers announced that masses for
the reposc of the Two mems souls were
being said in various churches through.
out LnndCn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
BANK SHORTAGE
At CLARITA Is
NOW At $4,000
Third Man Arrested at Coal
gate To-day; Misapplics-
tion ol Funds Charged;
Hearing Soon.

CoAL0ATE. Okla With a third ar.
rest made In the collapse Of the First
State Bank al Chrita. County Attorney
L. n. Holland. announced today that
the alleged embezIlement OF funds from
this institution had been officially
placed al $4,000 and probably would
40 higher.
Raymond Taylor VINO was succeedso
recently as cashier Of the bank Ia the
third person arrested lie is charged
with misapplication or funds and with
cmbexzlement His hond has been vet
ot $4,000 which he furnished and his
preliminary hearing 10 ret for next
Wednesday.
The preliminary hearing of c. l..
Wost, former oklahomn City real estat.
dealer who began active vice president
Of the bank when he and others partici.
uated In June ]. Ia also oct for August
ie. West is charged with emsszxllne
$50 .O0o OF the hsnks funds in edo.
tion 10 other charges He is held in
jail IN defult OF t2b 300 bond.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
.Sherifff's Ruse Foils Lynchers
Slayer of Adair
White Woman is
Taken to Safety

FINITA okla ELIAS Ridge Young
negro who confessed according 10 Off.
GERS. that ne stabbed and beat Mrs.
George Adsir, white. TO death at her
home near Pensacola IN Mayes county
on Tuesday afternoon. today is In the
county jail at Clsremore, safe iron,
mob violence. due to the cieverness OF
Sheriff Ridenhour OF this county
While mob was entering the county
Jail on Invitation OF Sheriff Ridenhour
TO search for the prisoner. Ridge was
concealed behind the very door tho
would.bo lynchers passed with a big
straw hat pulled down over his features
the negro IN custody OF two deputy
sherlffs quietly filed out OF the jail
and M point three blocks distant en-.
tered an automobile and started TO
Clsremore
Deputy sherlfts had been sent out IN
advance 70 tell outposts rho mob had
stationed along tho road that the ragrn
was being lynched IN vinitR. The re-
port caused tho guards 20 hurry 70 the
city and leave free egress 20 Glare.
more
When the mob lesIued that Charley
Booth. a local rervice car driver had
been employed 70 drive tho sheriff and
his prisoner 70 Clsremore. a hiE crowd
broke Tor Booths place with the a..
termination OF doing him violence
Booth could not he found He was
still missing this morning
Before tho mob entered the Jail. prep.
arsticns tor Ridges hanging were made.
A bis rone bad been procured and n
tree was selected 10 hang him from
Sacks Of corn ccbs and gallon of
gasoline was held I'm readiness. nearby
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
New Short Line
To Enter Joplin
Given Approval

WASHINGTON - The Kansas ok
lahoma and Gull railroad received per.
mission today from The Interstate COM
merce commission to build six and q
hair miles of new line between Baxter
Syringe aud Pu@hurg Kansas all
though the ST. Louis. san Francisco
railroad approved its application for the
authority
Tho new line though shor, win cost
fliIoo0 and WIN give me CUT rail.
road access OF Joplin Mo over It's own
lines and traotago rights which &c viii
lease from the M'ssuro-Konsss ana
Texas system
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
French Cabinet
Approves Action
Of NJ. POincare

PARIS. 90 The French cabinet. at d
special meeting this morning presided
over by President Millerand Is under
stood 70 have approved entirely the at.
tude taken by Premier polncare at the
London conference on the reparatlons
problem.
The meeting had been called hurrisdly
TO consider A. Poincares report on the
Developments OF the London deibera.
tlons President Milerand came espe.
cailly from Rnmbouilet TO preside. Al.
tel the meeting telegram was sent TO
Premier Polncare Informing him that
the cabine had unanimously approved
the stand he had taken
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10

turn for his honest toll There has
been 80 dense, 70 foul a cloud u
untruths loosed against me si,l
the Shawnee platform that I fssi
deep gratitude for lhose men and
women who never lost sight Of
real ISSUES and whose faith wss
never shaken. As the DAYS 20 BY
in the coming campaign. We shall
clarity this progressive program Ia
the mind OF every citizen opsn 10
conviction. And a. the lossl demo
crats rally 10 support the parsy
ticket. We can tske on some .n6w
progressive planks emboGDI11 ~
sound policies whIrh 1r@1or1or>
Q<|nholne vii r<sct III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10

commonwealth The, have voted
Tot progress. fot the rlsh,lne Of eco
nomiu wrongs and for broader
popular division of governmental
benefits They hsve expressed their
dissatisfaction with the conduct Of
affairs IN some branches Of the state
administration And. finally they
have voted for the sound principles
Of Jeffersonisn democracy
II would NOT be true to she cause
ssd trust OF those who s,ood shout
der to shoulder with me- II dcscrt.
Cd the platform OF the farmer.laoor
group whose endorsement accept
ID whsn they drew np their bin OF
policies ~ shuwnee last spring.
oaanot accept any chanvs IN thar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
STRIKE PEACE RECEIVES SETBACK TODAY
Cotton Gains S5 Bale in Early Trading
Poor Cables and
Unexpected Turn
Caused Big Rally

NEW ORLEANS. 49, The early
trading ia cotton today saw bulge
VI nearly 50 bale on the October
position ~ the result Of a reported
private bureau mid-month condition
figures of g. indicating crop de-
teioration for The hall month OF 6t
points. October rose 10 20.53 after
having traded down 90 1895 soon
after no opening
The opening Was lower under
poor cables ami The uutayorab5
foreign news The foilowing was
general Tor short time, forcing de-
cIines under yesterdays close of D. 2
10 26 points When the rally came
.t was very sharp and strong and
carried everything before a. Al
the end Of the first hour prices
were SO 10 6 7po.nts higher than
yesterdays finals
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10

ever, he expressed his willingness
10 accept IN addition 10 the shaw.
nee platform such other progressive
planks that the democrats of the
state. may decide are vital to the
party success during the coming
administration. lie expects the
state convention to ratify the stale
pros~m Of the shAwnss oonv-u
dor when It mSt- Ausust IS
People Responsible.
The people os Oklahoma are re-
sponsiols 70 themselves for the cor.
duct ee their government. The peo.
pie. a. represented BY the decisiys
plurality, Almost thu majority ot
49, IN the Democratic party hive
nolnlhattd me A. their Candidate
<or the Severnos.laap of this great
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
Democrats May Write Other Progressive Panks Walton Declares

TULSA, Okla ~ peVlarh,s his 10y
s,p 10 The democratic party and
asmoorsllo principles but asserting
his s,ssatss, in,ention ~ stand es
ine Shawnee platform ot the farmer.
iAtog oony entlon on which he won
nis tsht tor ths nomln,tlon. J, G
NalS0n Democratic candidate Tor
So soyerRorship Ot oklahoma. -.
IA, es,anel briefly MS po.is'on On
pgloelpal Campaisn Issues in ~ IN
toi yisw With he rvl~ Tribune Z,
Was hs INST .nts view snd was an
.poS~l - dV'ooofs's az psrsy psrs.
hers "a lsr tran a. ~rnsrs. lzsor.
sls snt eNs~,'~s n~n.
w. wslnoa v~. -s,sl HE oete,1n
iDatva " oF7es> asy modification
- ~ GAavase Dh1otn. bow
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
rroceed WIN Nerotlations.

CLEVELAND, Okla. go The policy
committee OF the United Mine Workers
OF America today voted to proceed with
the negotiation OF a wage scale agree
ment with the operators Of Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania, Indiana, and
Illinois, who are here FOR the Joint con
ference that was called with the view
Of breaking the soft coal strike.
In announcing the committees dc.
cision, President John l. Lewis. OF the
miners said
81 confidently predict that when
scale Is made here that 10 per cent OF
all the bitumlnous tonnage workers now
on strike viii accept the scale and re.
turn TO work within a week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10

/ ference In the organization 8 history" /"
according TO Cordenio A Severance
president Of the association.
OF the three main topics. interest OF
LAWYERS and courts centers on the mat
ter OF uniform laws The convention
will recommend that the supreme court
work out iist oi rules, after the fash.
ion OF federal court equity cases. which
will insure uniformity OF jury case laws
in each state. For five years the bar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10

SAN FRANCISCO Speeding up the
laws deLay
Getting uniform state laws on cor
porations, divorce. e1tradition and law
enforcement
Securing better enforcement OF law
particularly as it affects crime waves
These are the highiisht activities
which will feature The American Bar
association convention, which opened
Wednesda y--''the most important con
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-10
CITY MARSHAL
0OF WILSON IS
0UTOF A JOB
f.. K. Combs Who Has Tenn
porary Appointment Also
Dropped From Rolls
Refused to Quit.
FORMER ARDMORE
POLICEMAN NAMED
City Commissioners to Give
Men Hearing on August
II ; Rumors Denied.

CiS MsUshal V.rgii Wilson ana spe
oial officer b. Il Combs, arc off tht
payroll, and Bob Bell former Ardmore
Policeman. Is now acting city marsha
% Wilson until an unpleasant affair
here can be remedied at hearing
oallfd for August ~, r. A Reed. city
commissioner advised The Ardmorei,e
this morning
Considerable unrest has been caused
'y citizens who had no authority" n
he local d'sturbNncs, Mr. Reed ss q
Denial was made -. custer charges
General discharges and the like which
have been rife ~ the county for more
than q week.
Started IN July.
According to AIR. Reed The casp came
up following am altercaton on the
streets ul Wilson early last month When
Virgil Wilson is said to have struck a.
man on the head with a revolver after
q fight al baseball game. Complain
was made to the city commission. WI
son then was granted q ten-dsys lea ye
OF absence and r. Combs was ap.
pointed
Upon his return from the vacation.
Wilson applied for reinstatement.
Combs refused 10 quit, saying he had
been advised by his attorney that he
had been legally appointed to fiji the
position Wilson voluntarily assumed
his aqeies The city commissioner
dropped both mems name from ihe pay
roll and appointed Bob Bell
whether any action viii be take.t
bsfore ihe hearing Oh August II, Mr.
Reed could not say. but he indicated
that The Wilson city oommission could
handle the situation without outside III.
terfer,nce