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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-22
AMERADA NO. 2 HAS
500 Fl. OF OIL IN
HOLE-CLEANlNG OUT

The Amerada Petroleum com.
pany's No. on the Sammy Bap-
tiste farm, In the southeast cor
ner Of the northeast 4ual ter OF
the southeast quarter OF section
~. 5sle, Brock district, IS stand.
ing with 500 feet OF oil In the
hole, following touching Of sand
at 1880 feet Corrected measure
menD. Preparations are now un-
der way TO clean out the hole be.
fore drilling into the pay. There
is $50 feet of open hole above the
sand.
A control head was put on the well
its flow yesterday which
went 20 feet over the top OF ire der.
rick through the l0incL. casing.
Amerada Petroleum company's No.
southwest corner OF the northeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section 20, 5s-le. swopbed 81 barrels
from the bottom sand az 1851 CPS
feet yesterday. Swabn,nG is being
carried on every hour.
Operations on the Writ Franklin
test on the George farm. in the south
west corner Of the east half OF the
northwest quarter Of section II. 5s.
lie, are expected will be resumed with
in the next few days following com.
pletion Of the water line now being
laid to the supply ~ the Amerada
Petroleum company from the Frank.
lin lease.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-22
WITH THE OIL MEN

W. r. Hani representing the I'm
perial Betting company in this city,
has returned from two weeks trip
through fields OF Kansas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-22

B. K. Lacy OF Houston, manager Of
the Turbolite department Of the Lu'
cey Manufacturing company. is here
for several days in the interests OF
his firm 10 confer with users OF the
product.
William c. Taylor, representing the
Lucey Manufacturing company at
Healdton. was in Ardmore last night
o. G. Staples of Tulsa, manager Of
the machinery department OF the
Frlck Reid Supply company, was here
during the past few days.
W. G.. Ricketts, Of Tulsa. general
superintendent with the Amerada Pc
troleum company. arrived in Ardmore
last night.
#. J. Wood of Oklahoma City. vice
president with the Striker Drilling
company. left for his home last night
after 4 weeks stay In Ardmore.
Col. John Reid OF oil City. Pa,
head OF the Joseph Reid Gas Engine
company and director with the Frick.
Reid Supply company, was here dur
ing the early part OF the week head
ing a group OF officials Of the Frick.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-22

r. II. Rouse of Lawton, with the Oil
Well Supply company, is an Ardmore
business visitor for the week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-22

The silkwonn moth has been cult.
waited fT mors than +,ovo years.
Evening star., 1922-02-05
BOOKS
CHOICE of These
and Other Titles
39c

In Secret, Robert w. Chambers.
Soldiers of Fortune, Richard
Harding Davis.
"A Cumberland Vendetta, John
Fox, jr.
The Iron Heel, Jack London.
Shorty McCabe Looks EN-
Over, Sewell Ford.
Shorty McCabe's Odd Num-
bers, Sewell Ford.
"A Pagan Of the AIIeghanies,
Marah Ellis Ryan.
Flexible Ferdinand, Julis NJ.
Lippmann.
Duncan Polite, Marion Keith.
The Crack in the Bell, Peter
Clark MacFarland.
The House of Whispers, Viii
liam Johnston.
Kenny, Leona Dalrymple.
AT the Villa Rose, A. Z. w.
Mason.
One Year of Pierrot, Anony-
nous.
Before Adam, Jack London.
The Escape of Mr.. Trinlm,
Irving S. Cobb.
The Star in the Window, Olive
Higgins Prouty.
The Hornets Nest, Mrs. Wilson
Woodrow.
Wild Apples, Anonymous.
The Winning Clue, James Hay,
jr.
Ruth of the U. S. A., Edwin
BaImer.
Claire, Leslie Burton Blades.
Captain Desmond, V. c. Maud
Diver.
Miss Thedosia's Heart Strings,
A. H. Donnell.
The Soul of Susan YeIIam,
Horace A. Vachell.-
The Young Diana, Marie Co.
The Red Planet, William J.
Locke.
The Lone Wolf, Louis Joseph
Vance.
Turquoise Canon, J. Allan
Dunn.
A Castle to Let, Mrs. Baillie
Reynolds.
The River Prophet, Raymond
S. Spears.
The Case of Mary Sherman,
Jasper Ewing Brady.
The Desired Woman, Will N.
Harden.
The Evolution of Peter Moore,
Dale Drummond.
The Rising Tide, Margaret
Deland.
Belinda of the Red Cross,
Robert w. Hamilton.
The Greater Punis S hment,
Stephen Chalmers.
The Judgment House, Gilbert
Parker.
-Japonette, Robert w. Chambers.
Ladder of Swords, Gilbert
Parker.
Diamond Tolls, Raymond S.
Lord Tony's Wife, Baroness
Orczy.
Ambush, Samuel Alexander
White.
The Maid of the Whispering
Hills, Vingie E. Roe.
Mrs. BeIfame, Gertrude Ather-
ton.
The Money Master, Gilbert
Parker.
My Lady's Garter, jacques
Futrelle.
Parrot & Company, Harold
McGrath.
The Man in Gray, Baroness
ORGY
Proof of the Pudding, Meredith
Nicholson.
Street Floor and Downstairs
Book Store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
NEW YORK COTTON
MART BREAKS SHARPLY

$Ew YORK Sept. l.-A!ier selling up
10 20 tor December coniracts during
oIoAs very severely ate. the publication
o! the rOY"rnnea; crop report Deem
Der solo OF ia 20 and closed "a, 80.
re, decline OF 81 to 81 pointr
The early strength was attributed 10
nrmnets IN Liverpool, increasing activity
IN dome.uc goods markets. :. better feel
ms over European affairs and continued
hP:e Of rapid Improvement IN domestic
labor conditions The market opened
arrI a. an advance o! 3 10 . points on
mission house demand which appeared
l" anticipate very bullish government,
crop report Before the end o! the morn
!ng active months sold 81 TO .; points NOT
January = cen:s.
THIS advance carried December hack
deliveries made new high records FOR IN.
season Naturally this attracted gouc
d"h! % scattered realizing to3 over th"
enT-e ays adjournment. which -ased
condition HgGreS were published. and as
soon a the government. report out
Isa'lzinS became heavy and general
but no hal; In the decline un;ii October
and January both -old at 2Is with the
general !irt showing reactions ., ~ 10 10
Z, 20 y points from yesterdays closing
Quotations The demand was a lt,l..
more active and Their. we've pretty sharp
rallies OF some - 10 ~ points from the
The bu!E.s me; renewed realizing
iqridation while there also appeared TO
be more southern hedge selling and after
advancing from 2i9S to ??t5 during the
carly afternoon. October closed al 81 81,
ne Oft!cia! condition OF 81 and Indicated
crop o' ls.SS.op0 bales WAS a shade under
Was evidently no more bul!ish than gen
orally expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
PREPARATIONS RESPITE
STRENGTHENS MARKET
British Financial Interests
Promptly Respond to Paris
Negotiations.
IBy Associated Press /

LONDON. Sept l-AlthouSh con
sidercd only in the nature OF 4 re-
spite. the PREPARATIONS decisions ron
dered in Paris Yesterday had quite
marked effect upon financial Lon
don. indicated the sensitivcncss OF
the money interests and the amount
Of speculation that has been going
on recently.
Quotations on the mark on the
foreign exchange market. which yes
tcrday ruled around 1900 To- the
pound sterling ruled 500 NJ noon
today Paris exchange strengthened
to $3.50 as against $3.50 yesterday.
y similar effect was experienced
on the stock exchange where rcpur
chases hardened the war loan to 100.
while other gilt-edGc stocks and
French bonds showed fractional Inn
provcm"nt. Renewed speculation III
the oil shares also was induced.
The British press accords the
hcarticst welcome TO the PREPARATIONS
COmmiSSions decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
UOPEWELL e.. OF C..
WILL DISCUSS ROAD

IiOPEW ELL. VA. Sept 1.-The
Chamber of Commerce will meet next
Thursday night in the Corporation
Court room. at which time definite
action is expected to be taken rcla
tive TO the building Of the road be-
tween here and Richmond. Accord
ing 10 Judge T. II, Robertson. who
is chairman OF the committee on
tn" construction ii the highway.
the engineers had submitted their
estimates and the only thing re
manned was for the citizens to get
behind tho movement The state
Highway Commission would probably
be called upon 10 help in building
the road, which will cost approNi-
matcly $4,000. hut would place
uopeweil and Richmond thirteen
miles closer The citizens are very
much Interested in the movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
CHARTERS GRANTED

The Tobacco Growers Rcdrvinp
Company. Incorporated. Chatham. VA
WIN maximum capital stock @,
$4,000 and minimum of $4,000 was
granted charter by the Stutc cor
pora,ion Commission Yesterday TO
ueal in tobacco and products The
oihcers and incorporators are Lee
raul. president: Frank Marshall. soc
rotary. and G. w Cannon. ali %,
Chatham
certificate OF authority was is
sued to the radshaw Robertson Cot
ton Company. foreign corporation
incorporated under the laws OF the
state of North Carolina. 1t has "A
maximum capital stock OF s5OO.O
and the principal office in Virginia is
20 he located at Norfolk with w. b.
Bassett in charge. The company viii
manufacture and deal in cotton pro-
ducts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
NEW ORLEANS MART
CLOSES WITH LOSSES
IBy Associated Press.r

NEW ORLEANS. S2pt. Wide declines
ioIlowed tho issuance OF the government 8
crop condition figures in the cotton mar
heI tohSy' While ii was generally con
cedcd mar the condition percentages OF
20. Indicating a yield OF only l0.575, o,o
ba!Hs was actually a builish argument
yet eNpectat;ons among traders ana
hrnkers mad fallen to such low figures
apparently from ~ To 30. that tho report
!eii Nat as bullsh influence ana was
followed by such heavy unloading OF long
contracts tina; prices ,brokc u, levels
about cent pound down from the
highest OF he day ana remained de-
Pressed during the remainder OF the
session. The marke; closed at net lossc.
OF the Iav Of IS IN - points with Oc-
toher a; the lowest price OF the day.
The carly trading saw substantial adj
vanccs on tho better turn In Europcnr,
affairs and messages from Fal! River osri
mating sales of print cloths in that mar
largest sales Of the year
When the advances amounted TO 81 10
- points and October had been carried
10 20 there was a pause and at 10
O'clock the time OF the issuance OF the
In few minutes .ot trading following the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
FRENCH SECURITIES
ACTIVE IN MARKET
fnv As.ncia,nh pr.ss

NEW YORK, Sept i.-F'r-acg acceptance
Of the Belgian compromise Offer on Ger
man repurations impaired decidedly
strong tone to french securities IN to-
days bond market, but FIRE" offerings %
speculative railroad mortgages caused
marked Irrcguiarity IN the domestic list.
French goHsrnmeni iiss crossed -. and
the So passed l0l at ga!ns or to ~
points. but they receded slightly in later
dealings. Seine 7i.s also registered a
net gain OF ~ points. with substantial
Improvement heinz shown in the per
cent issues OF bordeaux. Lyons. Mar
seilies and scissors. Republic OF Bolivia
IS also advanced Soint while British
C1Es In greater demand than they
have been for some time.
Erie prior lien Is and convertible issuss
break in that roads stocks and there was
Southern 5s. Kansas City Southern IS and
st. Paul convertible Is Conspicuous
strength was shown. however. by Chicago
and Alton 81. and Minneapolis and ST,
Louis rounding IS; each OF which al
vanced ? points. Moderate advances Iso
took place in Great Northern 4i.s Chi
Gago and Great Western Is and Hudson
and Manhattan rcfunding -.
Changes in the industrial! and public
utility groups were largely fractIona. in
character. but the demand FOR Pacific Gas
and Electric IS sent them up l.. points
There was comparatively little trading
In Liberty issues. which showed irregular
changes. Total sales. par value. We're
Si0.5SlGCp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02

Port movement.
New or!eans-Middi:ns. n.;s; salc,. :.
Galveston Middling. 2ieo; receipts. 7.l2I
exports. sos: sales. aat: stock. 96. 5Gs
Mob!!e-Niddiing. 2l.!3. receipts, os3
exports. S9s: stock, So.
sayannah -: .2l.e5: receipts 2"'3;
Observation-Disclosures 6; stock ;. Nip
Texas City-stock. 81. -''''
Nonfo!k Middiing. 2l.m; receipts. %:
exports. zoo; stock. 32.623.
Baltimorc-Stock. l.6is
Boston-Middling. ?2.7O: stock. 7.67
Rdelphia-Stock. 1922
stock T3.ol! ~ ''''
Minor por,s-Receipts. ll6: stock. 47ss.
Total ;oday-Receipts. 9.Se2: exports
l5.l6l: stock 37c.652
Total for week-Receipts. s2s7o; exports.
Total for scason--Reccip,s. oN.4s4: ex-
Interior movement:
MISUNDERSTANDING .T.76: receipts $500
shipments. $3.50: sales. s5oo: stock. 72.oal.
mphis-Middling. 22.50: receipts 40 /:
shipments i;aI; sales. 80; stock. ;a.2is.
shipments. 562: sales 1885, stock IS. nai
81. I.ouis-Middling. ZOO: receipts. !. +.5
shipments. Ism: stock. 10 on5
tianta-Middling e..oo
Little ROck-Mddling. 2I7s; rcceipts. 80.
shipments, 9: sales. .2i: stock. 1885
Dallns-Middling, 2l.ll: sales 7.3s,
MISUNDERSTANDING. II 90. sales 81
Total today-Receipts. li.752: shipments.
!o.ic9: stock. 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

OHICAGO. Sept. l-Cati.c Nco.lpts.
so" slow uneven largely steady 30 Is
lover on practcaNy al! Srsd... ,... calves
and 'tocHe-s. steady: top beef steers 100:
bulk. SSH los. year!!ng. supply proper
t!ona;e!y large load Wyoming gras-.rs
$50. western grass hcitc:s. so. cows.
TO. bulk desirable veal calves around
1880. bulk bologna bulls. 5tlGi. bulk
Gamers and cutters. 80 as.
Hogs; Receipts, 1909: opened 10 20 Ia
higher: advance generally lost: top lights
go: ou!k LIGHTS and light butchers
:t9Hss5. bulk. ~ u 500 pound butchers
$50 H:so. packing sows mostly. SIS a. ~ :
pigs mostly. Is hgh.I! desirable. kinds
.plHs"'. estimated NSiiovcr. 500,
sheep: Receipts. is.oal; fat native
lambs. slow TO 10 lower. top. 20 10 shin
Cuiis mostly. 20. western lambs steady :
killing ends, 1915 u 30; best feeders
iES; sheep. slow and weak Eat ewes
mostly. 32IS.@. Oregon fed wethers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
Former Sen Terror blown to Bns.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept 1.-The last
fragments OF the Old German navy
turned over 10 the United States by
the allied council for destruction
rests today. shattered hulk. c66
fathoms deep She was the TN.
during the war one OF Gcrmanys
undcrsea tcrrors. The C-lll was
towed out the Virginia Capes We'd
ncsday afternoon by the mine
sweeper Fcicon.' and was sunk by
charges of explosives placed in her
hull by members of the Falcons
Grew She was exploded at o.43
y. NJ. Thursday and blown 10 bits.
sinking Immediately
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
Church Teams 10 Meet.

PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. 1.-The
Third rr, shyterian and Market
street Methodist teams will meet to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at
Mckenzie street Park. IN cham
plphShlp game. Hoth teams are
evenly matched and fast contest
Is expected. over / 200 people at
tended the last game, but the crowd
is expected to he larger tomorrow
II the weather permits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
TEST \cw ,,nchIpc Gu,

By authority OF .Adjutan1 General
W W sale. and at the request OF
Hrigadier General Samuel G.. Waller,
commanding Camp Trinkle ~ Nir-
ginia Eeach Major Leroy Hodges
State ordnance officer, will demon
stratc ana test the nav Thompson
submachiuo gan for tho Virginia
National Guard at the state Rifle
EAMEe on Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
Gnm. 4. II, PLAYED SUNDAY

HOrEW ELL. ", Sept. LII the
weather permits the fast Ettrick's
nine viii meet the Hope wcll team
Sunday afternoon. This game has
been scheduled for the past two
weeks. but weather has interrupted
the game each time. \ large crowd
is eXpeCteh TO turn out SUNDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
cnrrnNsrrn OH

NEW YORK Sept. i.--Covcrinc Of
shorts ahead OF ;he government rcior, on
cotton put cot;onsecd oil higher sarly,
put the subsequent slump in the staplc
brought out scattered selling Ind at tho
clos" 'he market was one poin; lower to
on" point net hi ghe-. The West and South
bought on IN" decline. and tn. und.-tonc
AT The last was steady. Sales. 1900 bar
-"is Prime crude. $50 nominal: pr!iu.
summer yellow spot. so. September $50.
ceaIber. 80; March. 7S7 al bid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02

report Og;ob.- ',.l - points 90 .i.I5.
!i"T- tn" li-; showed ;.,t losses. com
pared "!ih yes;crIns's clos" p' 50 10 -
p"ints. aud was - 20 l". points down
from the highest
For whil" new bgylnE Appeared. com
.rs '-pm traders VINO HaG" much ~ m"
Fac; mat IA. IND Gated crop y! 1888. ~
naI-s CON pared witH = .ii. 30 q month
ago. a loss for the month % 1900 bale
but on the close further HGEidatIoa made
fo- further easiacsS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOOps

NEW YORK. Sept; Cotton goods
We're active today in tho unfinished good
division ana the iobhers trad. was NOR.
"etlv- IN cotton goods lines Yarns were
hirhcr with moderate sales Buriaps
nc'G steady. silks We're hrm with fair
business reported In fine yarns. Wool
goods were steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02

SNNANEAH. GA. Sept ;-Tu-pentine.
Gmet. liz. s>!"s. none: receipts i6s :
shipments. So: stocks sl5I Rosin. frm
stock. q. log. quote: H. n r. r. 5.:?ss
II. /. 5.:-'.; *. 5.:7i.: VI 5.toi?: * 55;iI :
VIC, S2Zi.. WV 6T.l-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
Rush for Auto Licenses.

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept Sew
eral people we're at the police station
early this morning to secure auto
mobile and truck licenses. which
were cut In ha'' beginning today.
Miss Mar ColJ ell is in charge
of Mandolin 80 IIccnses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
CHICAGO GKAIS M1RKE1

CiiithGO. Sept l-Grnin nnrlIe,.
averaged higher here today with some
chang" IN sentiment due 10 ;hr better
outlook abroad. Al the anlsh wheat
showed an advance 81 e. 20 iisc with
Sept"mber !.v' 70 lWis. and D"cem Der
i"e L" l"-'s. Corn was up !, 10 li.c: oats
showed a net gam OF :. - li,c. and pro-
vision. we're unchaEsel TO Iizc higher
,,!.sainE futures ranged as follows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Sept Raw sura- steady
a. ioT cge % co. csns-.tusai ReHned un
Spot coffee steady; RIO IS zoe: santos &,
49,. 10 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union Stock Yards
September /. 1922.
Remarks: Good run of cattle MarRa,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02

Choice. per crate ..... % Is
Common, per crate ......l rs w -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.

ny FF"E| q N0IflEE e Co.
Investment Bankers
.QT Tas. MINI g,r..i jslrIrr,,4 IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02

'ys ,or cattle will be Friday. Saturd. Y
40 Mondar. No cattle sold or weighed
other thar, ihAs" dav.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-23
BEGIN COMPRESSOR
PLANT AT D. c. Line
Will Be in Position by End of
Week Is Announce
ment.

Construction Of a giant compress
sor plant near the District line,
the first step to complete the new
conduit of the Washington water
system, was begun yesterday.
Announcement was made by the
Arundel Corporation. OF Baltimore.
which is building the conduit. that
the plant will be in position by
the end OF the week
Work for that section Of the con-
duit will be directed at Cabin John
bridge where materials already
have been received. Working gangs
will be sent along the route Of the
conduit within the next week to
prepare culvert extensions and
other needed road improvements in
advance of building operations.
Building OF the conduit will be
undertaken in three separate sec
tions. Arrival of a steam shovel
this week will start excavation
work from station 29.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-23
ACT MAY INCREASE
OFFICERS in ARMY
Representative Curry Intro
duceS Amendment to
Money Bill.

To preserve the efficiency of the
army which army officers fear will
be impaired should the number of
officers be reduced according to the
military appropriations act Repre-
sentative Charles F. Curry. of Cali
fornia, introduced ap amendment
In the House yesterday for the
purpose of increasing the number
proposed in the original act.
The Curry amendment would
make the following changes: That
on and after January l. 1923. in
stead of reducing the number OF
coIOnels to 42O it is provided that
40 shall remain: but the number
of lieutenant colonels would be
reduced from 5T7 to SIS. The num-
ber of majors would be increased
from 1875 to 1.725. The number
of captains from $3.50 to 1850. The
number of first and second lieuten-
ants would be decreased from 4.6Ss
to 4.23O.
The amendment would also pro-
vide two additional medical off,
GERS, two additional dental officers,
and five additional chaplains.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-23
two ARE RELEASED
i'm M'BRIDE MURDER
Police Declare Theory That
Hackers Were Involved
Is Eliminated.

With the release last night of
two men, said to have been hackers,
who were taken into custody earlier
in the day, police declare the mur-
der Of Barney 4. Mcbride, wealthy
oil land owner. of Muskogee. Okla,
remains as mysterious as il was the
day the body was found.
The two men were found in the
down town business section and
were grilled for two hours by de-
tectives with Inspector Grant dI-
rectipg the investigation.
Last night polle declared the
release of the two men totally
eliminated the theory that Mcbride
was murdered by hackers.
Police are still searching for the
man who offered for sale a huge
diamond ring to a Nirginian living
near the District line Monday. They
possess a description of the suspect
and are securing the country for
him by telegraph.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-23
IRELAND ESCAPES
WHEN AUTOS GRASP

Representative clifford Irelsnt
Of Illinois. stopping az wsndmsi
Park Inn. figured in an sutonobil'
collision yesterday in which boil
cars were badly damaged. Driv.
Ing north on East Executive ave.
nue.. the Representative car col.
lided with a Federal Baking Com.
pany machine. driven BY wiinsi
Burch. 1905 O street northwest
Burch was cut about the mouth b,
broken glass. Ireland escaped in
jury.
Cut on the right leg and abou
the face when thrown from hh
bicycle by an auto, Arthur Cheek
i3 years old. sIs Eleventh stree
northeast. refused treatment an,
went to his home. The accfdeni
occurred at Eleventh and u street.
northeast The automobile wa,
driven by Emma Partenheimer, 10!
South street. Harrisburg, Pa
George Kleounor. years old, 10,
z street northwest, was bruised OF
the leg when struck by the auto
OF George W. Nerbucken. 20.
Homer Building.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-23
Red Convention
In Woods Raided
Labor Chief Declares Gary
Wreck Was Caused by
Unfit Locomotives.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The inquiry
Into the wreck of the Michigan
Central Express at Gary. Ind, Sun
day night. resulted today In a sem
sationai raid on what was declared
to have been an international con-
vention of the Communist party of
America, in the woods near Bridge
man, Mich. by Federal agents.
The raid was made just as the
meeting adjourned. Twenty-Five
were captured, among them being
c. Rosenberg. said to be a we'll
known radical of Cleveland and
Caleb Harrison. OF Chicago.
Investigators for the Interstate
Commerce Commission are said to
have uncovered indications of a
wreck plot.
J. +. McGrath. vice president OF
the railroad employees department
of the American Federation of
Labor. charged that the wreck was
caused by an unfit locomotive. The
Michigan Central" McGrath de-
clared. has hastily patched up an
explanation to place the blame for
loss Of life upon the striking shop
men instead OF on the railroad
where il belongs"