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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26

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nrnors.. .,,, ,rnY,,o,i,,. - I,n;, ~ '"'
"At honn n,,r nbiof ,'o,,cc,,m".i,, ~, .",,"' :.
the state Of trade pnI omnIovment.
seek trade Revival
"Pian3 for dealing with the situation
"Ir"ady cor rsidcrcd by the late Govern :
ncnt will be examined airesh BY us
/ with Il view 10 seeing whether any i'm :
| rr"vementS are possible. and the ncccs-
"0ry steps will bc taken w!th the least
'.,n ..n', 's''' s''' :, -,
and ra,I rermvrrv vii, nn, ' am'
from, tbo ro,i,,ai " traI, ,I, VIZ ~ rH'er.
, ,Lfs tha t,rst o'p,,,,io, ~, .. ~ >'..le M
ramdit,,ro r., ,Ln h",, lt"; :" 'aLI'' "a ,
IN tho honc of fn,;ny cn,no r"i;af s,' a"'
Tho burden Of tnyntinr w.hi,.h (, ,"n. ,,n,,.
pressing sn bno,.il,. u,'nn ;rj;,.i'i,,oI. ,,T
is rho erco,rst ciny ,,,",, tho bno,s any nt
national industry, Wv ''''''' u
.nrho ,,,., ,,,I,.f..,
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vi,h;r tho ',,;,o ,rt ,rti'iI','ii' .! 1ruue
1-onn,,,.. w ,,,rat ,',,''. 1 n.1,a'>t 'arly
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ing in Nh1t Vuy hy ulntun1 ,o ,rc-,
,inr .[a,. y; n'''En' 'o,-"!''a.
trade ras.,urccs of tIo r,n,irn oJ,,;, - :,
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,II,S?" nnIirSI 10 +,i,f"' nir'"' IN u!Sc."Si'lE ms
S,.nti,ni IL ~" i" nIr'li!:s :" the "est
W. I,,'" =, a,,'. n"'i'St hS,.s Ns>o'ia',"M
~! E'Fo"s peilel Is thht this nation
,,""n;iiit,, iDp,e , r,n', an''.S tlse' rest anu
,.c,,"ti,n ,,;,o a.. ;nS u'!'"A VIII DC Il
~ 'N'' S'''Sc'
Opens His Campainu
The Gnvcrn,ocnt'Y n,ii,,. ~ .o:,
world u. ~ |, ,y.. ~. rp'.'I,n, mr s"In, ,
war to rho un,r,mmnI,d ,,,;,in.;. .'','t t .tic
mon ,,,I y.,,,na,' W" ~, ''', 'n.N' VI INC
Mr., Eoryr J.,u n,. =, ,:ii,,a,,. J..
omen his run,rion IN H.. ., '..i ~
ton rith .nne'sfn. III '" S'h'ra' e'cr-
stitrenr, Ifo ~ '., .I,. ,i ~ nIS own con-
meut for tha ,o,,o, '''.uott % ihrila-
row and r".. W." ,,nnrinI r,'anl u,riS'"n "' ',ias-
S,, ~ ""t ,,, a. =, "nnI,is'.ouS'F !'F ADOPTED TO-
co9diIo.n '"nla.t'e iSo,,;n ana 'hlonIst
bim.aIc 'oI ,',.i Ia. ila'l1nt 20 succeed
H., ,, =, l'u''''i "i confidence IN
hini WIS passed
ne mas wv" opponents in his cam
PniRh ior re- erection. Former Battle
tit'.eI - n'S opponent on the Labor
-, ana "ir 'cor"e Iaish also Is Op-
p','hs MN.
y pf"'iaiIarlon diSSolring Parliament
"HS S'sned 0! Nihg George today At Il
lfl'E council held at SandringAam. tho
I'Fai es'atH IN Norfolk. The prnc.aIuu-
ton was gaZpttei Tlis .ft,rrn,u /
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
"C0n Make Arrest
NOW," Says PrOber



rider. now winning n livelihood from
today as perhaps the most valuable
witness the State has.
MI. Mott described as "crcd!table"
tho atlidavtt Mrs. Gibson made. stating
81" saw, the minister and the choir
singer Shot down by man in the
a presence OF II woman. She has identified
" th" slayer and his companion.
The Deputy Attorney General.
,'m"d I" that post AlondaJ by At.
tnrney General McCran. returned here
this morning after visit to his private
offices in Newark. lie went into con. ~
ference with Prosecutor Stricken o.
arrival.
When he emerged from the confer
ence. reporters had their first oppor-
t!nlty to gauge the man and to p.lt
MIN with the questions that hnyr
churncd about in their minds since his
appointment.
Reviews All the Evidence
Il am having conferences with
prosecutor Strickcr now,'' said Mr.,
Mott. I'VE are going oyer all tLr
evidence and are gathering together all
the threads.
Have YOU received any new cyi-
dencc in the last forty eight hours:'
-! cannot tell you"
You have Il strong eye witness. Mr..
Mott, in Mrs. Gibson. DO you con-
hdrr that strong enough on which to
make an arrest?'
.,'!hat Is question Of Judgment
Are you going to take action on the
.yidence you already have and on Mrs,
fibson's atiidavit?'
CS, we're going to nrt nv IN, ~; .
dence." w.
'On that afidavit?"
am not going to tell Nnu.
Why Is it when the authorities had
Htatc eye witness who told the story
ana gave nam"s-why is il the authori-
sction!" ~
i do not know
Arrest Awaits OpportuDc Time
10 You intend t" arrest any Of tho
principals named by Mrs. G!bson:'' l
wouldn't tell in advance what T
would DO on such EVIDENCE
t You had enough evidence YOU
wouldn't hesitate to take action ana
make arrests, would your
,..,M,nt Mnt i thought the time vas op-
"Would YOU consider Mrs. Gibson Il
credible witnesS!'
know no reason why Mrs. Glib :
~" statement il not entirely orc,n-
Die, Mr.. Mott replied. 1--WE ur.
making progress on the case !
.. ,h;, ~" You going to arrest Mrs. Hall
ar Henry Stevons!''
IN, don't know
tunr tme?" ''O'
conside- an oppurt,n. time is
"A"h the thing is right" h" replied.
Says Anybody Can See Motive
is NOT AL eyewitness statement
n"St valuable and the best evidence
jury:" ~ P'''
mas, iLc S'"'ement c' az eyewitness is
ic"eS 1t require "urruboratiun :"
Not n"ccssarily.'
H.. are you seeking confederation OF
AIRS; sv '''LS"n'S ytatrmcn,:"
Ne ar" seeking currohoratiou.
H., nave nave YOU decided in your min. .on
Wv ,'lo'i't for this rrimc:''
.,; ~; hody can sec motive for
er'IIe, said Mr.. Mott.
ar" the alihis that have been ,ro.
schted by diffrrcat people r,ce,viug
''ur at!!ent4oA:'
IL Mrs. Gibson > evidence i, corr
arrestst' ave "''''' w
oros,; am sure, you can answer that
question rs well as ] cnn.r
State Not "J'p "a Tree
- 80, 10 you consider these .ul!Lis impvr.
They are important and we are en-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
lutherans to Meet Here

:, tuhaio. Oct. 20, THE conyent,yu .,
closed last night after selecting phila
vention, 1o"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
LalU in Manifesto
Supports Irish Pact


Continued from PAGE One
act Of 1919. Tn" 60 operation "f al
classes ana see. ions is essential 20 tho
progress ana prosperity Of India.
at home our chief proocrupatipn j.
In" state Of trade and employment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Thursday at Rock" in honor OF her
guest. Miss EVA Holloway.
Mrs. George w. Richardson Is I'm
Baltimore visiting friends and at
tending tho Fashion Show"
Miss Elizabeth Purcell. Of Glouces-
ter was recent guest OF Mrs. II. l..
Mayo.
Mrs. J. t. Person. OF Jarratt. was
tho recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George Field.
Miss Lucy Lipscomb Is visiting
friends In Baltimorc
Mrs. a. W. Eastwood has returned
to her home. accompanied by her
sister. Miss l.. Hendley.
Work was started this week on the
new building to II" occupied 10y tho
Citizens Exchange bank On III" cor
ner or and Eighth Streets.
Robert Hart. who has been III for
some time. was taken To II Richmond
iospitar on Monday.
Miss Martha Christian. OF Rich
Inond. was tho recent guest of her
brother. Warning Christian
Miss Ruth Bowttcn and daughter
Martha. have returned to wcs, Point,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

| Is visiting Mrs. Gilbert Taylor in
hor homo on tho "Bridge."
Misses Edith Asher and Evelyn
Field arc visiting Mrs. Butts. sister
OF Miss Field. In Halifax. y. C.
Mrs. c ST. Bounds had rs hcr
Hueet" this week Mr.. and Mrs. George
bradley, of King and Queen; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Disney. OF Baltimore.
ana Miss Eva Holloway, OF Hamilton.
Md =
Mrs. william Welsh and little
daughter. Burnley. OF Now York. are
visiting Mrs. II. c. Carbon.
Miss Rose Vettcr. OF Altoona r..
is visiting Mrs walter Freeman I'm
her home on Fourth street
Mrs. II. =. Clark and chiidren. OF
suffolk. arc spending the week-e end
with Mrs. C. NJ Bounds
Mrs. a. ]. Walcott and daughter.
Emily. have returned from visit to
relatives in Norfolk.
MIR. and Mrs. W H. Rcll are at
tending tho home coming" oclebra-
ton In Altoona, Pa. Mr.. Bells for
mer home.
Miss Josephine Freeman has re-
turned from an extended visit to reIn-
tlvca In North Carolina
Miss Violet Cleasby is the guest
or Miss Media Williams In R-.dvilie.
Misses Geraldine and Constance
Ellis. OF Ashland. are the guests OF
Miss Elizabeth Chandler.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bounds entertained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
How Bodied Hair Girl
Solved Curling Problem

My worrie. h"Esn after having my
hair bohbed. l simply could not keep /,
IN curl. especially on damp days. After
reading about iiau.d si,merin" in nil IN.
leading magazines, I decided to civ. q, :,
trial. ] applied II according "a directions.
and thon put my hair NJ ard left 4, over
night. j was so delighted With tho lovely
curls In the morning and. hes, OF all th.y
stay nice all day. rcEardl.ss Of N.
weather. when my hair gets strai:h,
again. instead Of giving II another an
alicaHon. simply dsmp~n with water
before putting II on curlcr. ny ~ doing
one sfim"riue application lasts week or
ten day for on" am thankful s,r this
miraculous liquid silmerin-."
This latter from Ptcnnsylvania On
thusias' l. ono OF many which show tina I
l!9uid silrn"rin. IL equally cnca ciou, for
hnhb"d and LONG hair. Thr harmless
LIQUID. ohta!ns BILE at any drug or ,icu,r.-
'n"ni store. i lust splendid FOR keeping
any hair beautifully waSy. snf, and
tlosEy.--AiN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
AN HERST

.Srrclai ~ Tn" Times Dispatch
=, t.i''l M, aug 10 Mrs a.
H4'is and daughters. Louise and
Dor''HE ~ SCUM Richmond are
FHesis ~ Mrs y \ VA. and Other
relatives Ia Amherst.
Ny w j. cox who has h.en
S,DaF'rF music ~ New York for ,he
""cEs - visiting Mrs r.
" ''N ana Miss ErGenla COX Tor IA
Few we.ts before returning 20
nom" At SmithHa!d
Mrs carr.s W. Davies. ~ BaI,i.
NOR who mas oeen the auesr ar
hef '."re Mrs " T. Rrodl. haa
+'i' r. Lrnchsury
ilor2ont - pe;"rshGrr. was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Ca|omeI Good
but Treacherous
Next Dose may Salivate. Shock
Liver or Attack Bones

You know what calomei IS H..
mercury. quicksilver. Caiomel is
dangerous. II crashes into sour bile
like dynamite. crampinS and sickcn.
inS YOU CalOncl attacks the bones
and should never lie put into your
system.
Ii YOU feel bilious. h.adachy. con
strhicd and all knocked out, lust yo
10 your druggist and get "A bottle OF
b"hs"ns Liver Tone for few cents
which - a harmless vegetable SUB
stituie Tor dangerous calom-i TAX.
spoonful! and II II doesn't start your
liver and straiShten you up better
ana quicker than NASTY calomel and
without making You sick, you Just
go back and 81 your money.
DON'T take ca!Om"i, 1; makes YOU
SICK The next day II loses you 4
HR"'s work. pudson's Liver Tom
S'rhi=htcns YOU righ, mp and you feel
great. No salts necessary. Give IL
to the children. because II Is per
irctiy harmless aud cannot salivat~
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
WEST POINT SOCIETY
HAPPENINGS IN BRIEF
Many Visitors Entertained in
Hospi,able Homes of King
Williams Port.
! Special to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times dispatch.
WEST POINT. VA. Aug. l9.-Mrs
Joseph Kelly has ar her guest
Mcsdamcs II. Valmont and T. :.
DeHPortcs. both OF Richmond
Mrs. W. w. Smoot and Mrs willard
Ensor. OF Baltimore. are In West
Point. the guests Of Mrs. J. w. Court
ncy.
The daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Gregory. of King william. en-
tertained ut delightful homBs party
last week. Thoir guests were Misses
Louis" Montague. OF North Carolina.
and Jeann" wirt. Of Richmond: Tenn
pio and Singleton Bronddus. Robert
Garden and Charles Basby. OF West
Point: r-mpi. Fauntleroy. OF Tun-
stall. and James Robinson. OF Ac-
Guinton.
Mrs G. a. NOVEL;. Miss Anna Ma.
McAlwcc anu T. a. Wilkerson. all
OF Washington. ~. c. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. r. h. owens. in her home
hero.
Miss Elianooth Craeth, OF MissIs
aippi. lis the guest OF Miss Mary
Woodward.
Carolina, wac tho recent guest OF
h"r sister. Mrs. Lucy H. Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs e. n. Bruce CAV. a
fishing party down the York this week
IN honor Of their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Oshourns Il. Wilson. Of Ralti-
moro. Mr.. ThorEen. OF West Point
was also member Of tho party.
Miss Mary Humphrey has returned
from visit 70 relatives in phtIa
deiphia. Her cousin. Mrs Frank
walsh accompanied hcr 10, h"r home
where she Will 70" cues, for snmn
time.
Mr.. and Mrs AucuStuS Kouv of
savannah. arc tho cucs,s Of relatives
IN town.
MISS Anna Hopper. Of rhilIipshurr.
H. IS guest I'm On" home ~ T.. g..
Mrs. Ssdi" ToasIo. IT Stafford. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

saw that meeting, and It was
a great triumph for the American,
woman who. with her American de-
seconded husbands viscount OF the
realm supports every charitable. pa
iriotic and uplift enterprise In Ply
mouth.
She is going To have u stifT fight
hut most ooRorvers believe she has
more than an even chance to win re-
election.
FRO hooz" Conservatives are al
Ready trying 10 induce n promineu,
London physician 20 enter the list:t
against her
Th"r" are two possibilities: cithcr
H. Y. Drumm"nd
br. and Mrs Edgar Webster %
Norfolk. who hav" been visiting Mr.
aud Mrs. James Gay at The Oaks
have retsirncd home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Odd Pieces and Dining Chamber and Living Suits
All Reduced

The first week of our great sale
was very gratifying-thrifty house
wives realizing the important saw
ilngs that are offered, have bought
literally.
For this week we are Offering new
inducements to buy now. Never he
lore have we offered such remark
able bargalns-and the opportunity
may not come again for many day.
Come this week and select what
you need-We- will hold it and de-
liver at your convenience.
Odd Chinas Now on Sale at
Especially Low Prices - Also
Many 0 Their Bargains in
Odd Pieces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Easiest Way to Remove
Ugly Hairy GrOwths
(ReRmtY I,nlii,rnA

h"re ~ method Tor removing hair
from arms, neck or face that is I'M
failing and IL quite in.xucnsiy. Nixi
thick pnste with some pow,l.rad
d"laton" and water and sprcad on
hairy surface. After 2 or 3 minutes
rub II on. wash thc skin and every
trace Of hair has vanished. No harm
or Inconvenience results from This
treatment. hut he careful TO got pcn-
wine d"latonc and mix fresh as want
.d.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

after spending some time in Rich
mond.
Miss Kate Buck. Of Abingdon. was
In West Point recently. the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. RAY Patterson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Medium brown hair looks best Of
hii Rftor Golden CLINT Shampoo
Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-19
YEARS WORK Of
RY0NIS CLUB! IS
GIVEN AT meet
Programs for Coming Year
Outlined and Volunteers
Ready to Give Their
Services

Has it been worth while?" This
question asked by Mrs. John White
man, president Of the Ryonis Club,
following a resume of the years work
Of the cub, the first year Of its eX-
istence. was answered with an en-
phatic and unanimous, Yes" at the
regular meeting of the club Wednes-
day noon at First Presbyterian church.
Some Things Accomplished.
Beginning with the first work,
that of establishing MIX and Ice
Fund. which during the winter was
turned to that coal fund, con-
tinuing with attention being called
to the work of serving meals TO the
members of the mems club during
the road work, last spring, assisting
in entertainment of the eighth grade
county school children; furnishing hos
tesses at the Y. w. c. A. entertain
ment of delegates TO the state poultry
show: giving assistance to the Wilson
family during their bereavement; and
from this instance starting the fight
for a cleanup generally of moral
conditions in the city, and laying
special stress on the fact that through
activities of the club four rooming
Continued on Page Twol
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-19
{. D. P. INSISTS
ON JOHN FIELDS
Local Republicans Organize
County Club and Issue q
Call for a Statewide
Meeting

Republicans OF Carter county intend
TO draft John Fields into the race for
governor. Not only will they hold u
county meeting, but they have issued u
call for a statewide meeting TO be held
in Oklahoma City on May when every
county will be asked to have y delega-
ton present.
A John Fields for Governor club was
organized here this week with Guy p.
Cobb, president Roy Johnson. vice
president; Mrs. ii. II. Sayre. secoud vice
president: q. q. Mcvey. secretary; Mrs.
Kennel Hudson, assistant secretary; q.
A. Ramsey. treasurer. and Mrs. c. u.
Ringer, assistant treasurer.
Immediately after the organization
meeting was held the date Of April 20
was set for county wide meeting here
for the purpose OF perfecting the local
club.
Letters will be sent out to every
county In the state. asking that dele
gates be named for the state meeting.
John Fields, farm editor. and At
one time candidate for governor. has
refused to run for the office this year,
holding that he did not have money
enough to make the race. Republicans
here believe he might be drakle1 iooo
the offjcA ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-19
J.B. Moore Drafted by City
Lawyers to Make Race for
District Judgeship of County
Member of Firm of Moore
and West Endorsed by
Democratic Members of
Bar for Ermine

]. b. Moore, for more than twenty
years a practicing attorney here. and
now u member of the firm Of Moore &
West. was drafted to make the race for
district judge of Carter county at a
mass meeting of the Democratic men,
bers Of the County Bar association
Wednesday morning. Thirty-seven law
yers were present, representing every
Democratic law firm in the city.
The meeting was called at the in.
stance of a number of leading attorneys
who believed that the judgeship should
be a matter of especial concern to the
bar itself.
Resolutions adopted by the mass meet.
ing heartily endorsing Mr.. Moore, and
asking that he run for the office. came
after the question had been discussed
throughly and after all possible candl'
dates were considered. Judge Eddie
man, A. T. West. w. +. Freeman and
Judge Sneed were among those who
had been talked Of as prospective can
didates.
According to the attorneys present
all those considered declared they would
leave their decisions ut the hands Of the
bar association with the exception OF
Judge Freeman. who told the meeting
that he intended to be candidate for
the office and, while he would like to
have the endorsement Of the bar. he in
tended to run whether he received II or
not.
That the resolutions adopted and the
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-19
PROSPECTS FOR
COUNTY HOSPITAL
MUCH brighter
Physicians Hold Meeting and
Decide to Offer Prizes
to School Children
for Essays

At an enthusiastic meeting OF mem
bers of the Carter County Medical as.
sociation Tuesday night further plans
relative to the establishment Of a coun.
ty hospital We're discussed and an archi.
tect was instructed to draft plan of
building in order that the approximate
cost could be estimated Two or three
desirable sites are also under considera.
ton.
County Superintendent OF Schools
Mrs. Kate Gait Zaneis addressed the
physicians on the matter. Mrs. Zaneis
will conduct throughout the schools Of
the county an essay contest on "The
Value of County Hospital to Citizens
of Carter County" Prizes totalling
some sl20 will be distributed by the
physicians.
Local physicians state that encour.
agement in the undertaking has been
extended them from over the county,
not one dissenting voice from outside
of Ardmore having been sounded.
Realization OF just what county hos.
pltal will mean, with Us large staff of
surgeons. and the fact that It will bo
open to all ethical physicians. is be.
coming established. the physicians
state. and people throughout the coun.
~ are quick to see the advantages to be
thus gained.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-19
GERMANS BARRED TN GENOA FARLEY
Ladies Will Ask
Papers to Soft
Pedal Bad News

Suppression of news where de-
tails of crime, especially against
young girls Of the community, will
be asked of all local newspapers by
members Of the Ryonis club, follow
ing action to that effect taken at
Wednesdays meeting of the club at
First Presbyterian church.
Miss Julia Davis, supervisor of
grades, Ardmore public schools,
presented the matter, relating in
stances wherein the names of
school girls, had been published in
connection with certain news, and
where the child was subjected to hui
initiation as a result. Miss Davis
also stated that many mothers had
asked her what could be done in
such a matter, declaring that they
they were compelled to destroy GER
tain publications before the children
Of the houshehold could see and
read these articles.
Following a discussion ii was de-
cided that the president of the club
appoint a committee whose duty it
would be to visit the publishers Of
the papers, and ask that objection.
able and undesirable details of all
crimes be omitted from the news
columns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-19
TODAY'S GAME

BOSTON. - Tho Boston Americans
took the first game Of a doublehead'
er here this afternoon from New York
by a to score.
Score by innings: II. II. d.
New York ------3oo 600 o00-S ]
Boston ---------0oo 002 21'-5 10 1
Batteries: Mays and schang; Quinn
! and Walters.
wASHrNGTON.-tA - Wash
ington. Philadelphia postponed, rain.
CHICAGO. - (American). - Detroit
Chicago postponed, cold.
PHILADELPHIA. - (NationaD -
Brooklyn.phiiadelphIa postponed, rain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-19
PREMIER WANTS
PENALTY LEVIED
BY COMMISSION
Rathenau Confers With
Lloyd George and Rus
sian Minister on Ac-
ton of Conference
VALIDITY OF RUSS
TREATY QUESTIONED
British Delegation Stands Be-
hind Premier in His
Fight for Ideals

GENOA.-Dr. Walter Rathenau, the
German foreign minister, conferred
with Premier Lloyd George Of Great
Britain and Foreign Minister Chit
cherin of Russia today regarding the
barring Of the Germans from the Rus.
sian commission Of the conference.
The Germans will probably submit
a formal reply tonight to the allied
note on this subject.
Many other informal conferences
were held with legal experts of the
various delegations in an effort to
bring out the exact scope Of the en-.
tente note.
Wants Penalty Imposed.
At the meeting Of the leaders Of
the allied powers and states Of the
little entente, Premier Lloyd George
led in the movement to impose some
penalty on Germany for her action. In
this he was supported by the entire
British delegation, which had held a
special meeting before them inisters
went to Premier Facta's villa.
The conference delegates were i'm
pressed by the words of warning con.
cerning the financial situation in Eai.
rope set forth in the report OF the
special board Of eminent experts
Hopes We're voiced today that an in
ternational monetary conversation with
the United States represented as sug-
gested by the expert, will soon be
convened to examine the financial
position of the whole world.
The Germans We're pleased with the
section Of the report regarding Ger
many which states that the burden
to be placed on the German nation
should not be so great as to destroy
its power of production and declares
that Germanys reparations had been
extended over long periods so as not
to endanger her bankruptcy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-19
FOREIGN DEBT FUND
FOR SOLDIER BONUS

PHILADELPIlIA.-Thc house of rep
resentatives, In passing the soldiers
bonus bill, intended that the revenue to
meet II should como from money owed
this government by foreign nations. but
refrained from making this public, be-
cause eve did not want to appear TO
mortgage something not Yet in our pos
session." Representative Tordney OF
Michigan. chairman OF the house ways
and means committee, told the Oscar II.
Gruber post of the American Legion.