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Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
REDS GO INTO FIRST
 DIVISION AT CARrS EXPENSE

Cincinnati, Sept, s-Cint aati went back into the first division N.oday by taking a free hitting game from St. Louis, to 4. Sherdel was driven from the box in the fifth inning The Car dinals hit Donohue freely but could never overcome the Red lead. Roush was put out of the game at the end of the first inning, when he threat
 enc to attack Umpire Moran after being called out at third base. Score: et. LeaIa tNl cIadnastI lNl
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
occuM>To START SERIES
 WITH STERLING TEAM

The Occum Baseball club starts three game series with Sterling this coming Saturday at Occum. The Oc- cum team has won 12 out of Is games played and there is great rivalry be- tween Sterling and Occun1. The teams have met twice this season. occum winningla il inning game and tying a ten inning game.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
TIGERS TIGHTEN GRIP ON
 sRp PL AGE HY WINNING

Chicago. Sept S-Detroit frightened it's hold on third place with an tol 5 victory over Chicago today. Robert son failed in the sixth after the White a 5 to margin and was relieved by Davenport who was unable to check a batting rampage by the Tigers. Cutshaw was ordered out of the game. in the second inning for disputing decision of Umpire Owens. '
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07

was won by CD. Harrison,
 of the second company governors foot guards of Connecticut with SS out of possible 100 and D. D. Don- aldson. of the same organization, sec- md with e2
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
TaftvflIe vs. Riyerview

Riverview and the Taftville A. A clash in the second game of the se- ries between these two teams at the Providence street grounds on next Saturday. The Taftville club won the first game of the series and are out to close the series in short order.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
American League
HOME RUNS FEATURE
 PHlLLIES' VICTORY

Philadelphia, Sept s-Four home runs featured Philadelphia's to 4 victory over Brooklyn here today in the final game of the series. Homers accounted Dor all but one of the runs. Cy Williams smashed his .5rd of the season, while Galore Walker and Olson made the othes, circuit
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07

position of holding the bag for sor- did ring of professional pugilists.
 "That Is exactly what the state, through your commission, is doing" the letter, said.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
STAFFORD

been the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. J. Glover and family.
 Mrs. J. Johnson has beenNthe guest of MT. and Mrs. Boardman at willimantic
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07

Totals g 8 A % 5
 tx9 Battcd for DoAk in eh
 (xzl Ran for Bottomley ia eA
 Score by lnuanEs st. Louis ...........s eGtte t4 CtndnnaH .........2 T. q xT Two base hits Roush Finelai Stock Three base hits Duncan and Stock
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
GAMES TODAY
 National League

New York at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Cincinnati. Chicago at Pittsburgh.
 American League Philadelphia at Boston. Cleveland at Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
lelO score.
 NnR Yrk (Al

(1J BaHsd for Quinn in 7rh.
 lx1l BAttsd for Fullerton in eth soors hy inn1nss: New Yosk Q. ........0 c S2 x9 Two baN hits. DuE1n. schans. Harris, Scott Three best bit. Ruth. Home run, Dugan
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
Cleveland Al
st. LsaI. Al
TotAis SS [ 24 Is 3
 fxl Matted for kadot in etlk.

Score by innanEs: et Louis ......Li 2 . 40 14A i x-d1
 Two base hits Teo!n. stephsrBon. Wood. Three bass hits. yaeObson, oJamieson. Home runs. Jacob ton and Williams.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07

Score by Innings: Brooklyn ... ........o | 3oe iooLt Philadelphia ....,.1 Q e Q V-6 Two base hits Griffith, Wi4liAnns, Lea. Wright stone. Myew. Home rlnA. Cadore. Wsibsr. ol- son. Williams
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
ToDAY,s SPORTS

RACING Meeting of Kentucky Club opens ct Louisville. Meeting of Westchester Racing Association, opens at Belmont Park.
 Meeting of Montreal Jockey club at Montreal. Meeting of Thorncliffe Park As sociation, opens. at Toronto.
 rRbTTING Grand Circuit meeting opens at Hartford. Conn. Great Western Circuit meeting opens at Hamline, Minn.
 GOLF National amateur championship tournament opens at Brookllne, Mass.
 California Amateur championship tournament, at Del Monte. Canadian Seniors championship tournament opens at Toronto. Southern open championship tournament opens at Nashville.
 HORSE SHOW Opening Of annual show at Scranton, Pa.
 BOXING Jeff Smith vs. Fay Keiser, 10 rounds, at Scranton. Willie Herman vs. Shamus o. Brien, 12 rounds at Paterson.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
phlIasel,h,a fN,

t1l Batted fer Csdore in 9th.
 "a Batted for Hubben in Tth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
ELECTRIC PLANT
TO Be BUILT At
ARbUCKLE RESORT
Ardmore Church Donates ST.
600 Toward Improvement
of Turner Falls Camp
For B. Y. p. Z.
Especial to The Ardmoreite)

DAVIS - Six thousand two hundred
dollars was donated at a big B. Y. p.
e.. meeting at the camp on Falls creek.
near here. Sunday afternoon, for the
building OF an electric light plant at
the camp. according to j. b. Rounds,
superintendent.
OF this amount $1,000 was given by
one church alone, the Broadway Bap'
lisa church of Ardmore. Other indi'
Vidual churches gave large amounts
and many personal subscriptions were
taken.
This is the first OF series OF i'm
rrovements which are to be added 10
the camp to make II permanent ar
fair. Several permanent buildings are
on the ground. and a large camp site
has been laid out More than fiv.
hundred delegates have attended the
annual convention which has been in
session there since August S, and will
continue until August IS.
The camp is near Prices falls and
Turner's falls. on Falls creek. This
is among the finest scenic spots in the
state, and many OF the delegates at
tend the annual meeting both as an
outing and religious training event.
Further. improvements are to be al
ded to the camp as early as possible.
II Is said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
Captain Maggie Nobbs Is Happy
For Work Is To Be Resumed on
The Saluation Army Home Soon
Six Thousand Dollars Need
ed to Finish Work, But
Advisory Board Gave
Signal for Work to be
Resumed; And all is Well,
Capt. Nobbs Says.

Captain Maggie Nobbs. OF the Saliva
ton Army was in happy frame oi
mind this morning when she told the
story OF resumption OF work on the new
Salvation Army home corner OF A street
and Second avenue, southwest.
Monday afternoon, NJ. c. Kellett, di'
rector of the advisory board of Okla
horna was here from headquarters at
Oklahoma City and met with Captain
Nobbs and the local board Of directors
when plans We're discussed and de-
tails entered into.
AT the conclusion OF the meeting II
was decided that work would be re-
sumed at once and rushed so that the
building would be finished In time for
dedication early In October.
When the building is dedicated 1t Is
proposed TO have Commander Eva
Booth and Commissioner Peart here
from national headquarters TO deliver
the principal addresses.
The local board is composed OF p. d.
Maxwell. j. Il. Hamilton. o. W. VOL
verton, j. w, Richardson, p. b. Jeff
cries, o. w. King. j. II. Pennington,
Frank Gates. Frank Ketch. Ezra Dyer,
q. B. Selvidge. Russell Brown, j. H.
Dexter and 4. b. Orr.
1t will require approximately $4,000
to complete work on the building. and
when asked where the funds We're COM
ing from Captain Nobbs stated that
she was not at liberty to tell. she
stated however that the money would
be forthcoming and as much more as
was needed to properly finish work on
the building and furnish II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
Premier BRAND
Arrested For A
Chicken-Thief

ROUEN, France.-Police headquar-
ters here following an epidemic Of petty /
chicken coop thefts. recently sent out
instructions for all the commissioners.
OF this district to be on the lookout for
suspicious characters. An ambitious
gendarme hailed pedestrin who could
not produce Identification papers.
You made u wonderful capture" the
prisoner told the youthful officer. You
are certain to receive q lot OF credit.
Upon arriving at the station house.
the prisoner was allowed to telephone
to the public prosecutor here, who OIL
dered his immediate release. He proved
to be one Aristide BRAND. seven times
premier OF France, who had forgotten
his Identification papers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
Minister and
Nurse Arrested
Near Eufaula

McALESTER, Okla Arrests We're
made at Eufaula Monday evening Of
Rev. j. c. Trotter, pastor of the HALEY.
vile Methodist church. and Miss Au'
drey Campbell. head nurse of Brooks
Institute OF Hartshorne, after an alleg-
ed shortage was discovered In the ac.
counts Of both at the institution.
Trotter has been financial secretary
since the opening OF the community
home and hospital last year Both were
brought hack to McAlester and lodged
In jail charged with embezzlement. Miss
Campbell made bond, but the minister
is confined in cell with Bill Easter,
desperate who arrived yesterday from
California where he was found seven
months after his sensational escape
from Pittsburg county officials.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
Mr.. StOrk Can't
Be Bothered With
a Railway Strike

SAN BERNARDINO. Calf. -
That there is one commodity" not
affected by rail strikes was dem.
onstrated by the arrival of two ad.
ditional passengers while Santa Fe
passenger trains were marooned at
Seligman. Arizona. The two ba.
bies, one born Saturday and one
Sunday, three hours before the
train left. arrived Monday night
along with 400 passengers who have
been stranded at the Arizona town
since Thursday night
Although there were no facili.
ties for caring for the babies. they
seemed to have suffered no Ill
effects as result of their unusual
birthplace.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
COUNTING BALLOTS
SLOW AT CAPITAL

OKLAHOMA CITY. While official
returns from all but seven counties have
been received by the state election board
tabuation Of returns will not be started
for several days. 1t was announced. The
plan is to await all returns. In order
that much labor can be saved Il was
said
A peculiar situation has developed in
the race ioi the republican nomination
to congress from the 9Th district In that
James II. Twyford and Perle Durham,
both OF Oklahoma City, are now tied
for second place. Their vote. tabulated
unofficla!ly from the seven counties
of this district gives each total OF
23lS. U. s. Stone, with 276O votes wins
the nomination,
Late returns have not changed the
aspect of any of the state races.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
SELLING FOR OTHERS,
BUT HE'S ARRESTED

miles out on the Ardmore.Mulkey road
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff John
CHM Tuesday morning charged with
unlawful possession OF whisky, Cordell
when caught admitted he had been
selling the stuff for another fellow
whose name he refused TO disclose. ac-
cording to CHM. Cordell told officers
he got SO a gallon for selling the whis-
key and the man who made It got SIS.
Only gallon Of whisky WAS found
Tuesday morning. This was hid In Il
pit under an old box In tin shack
where Cordell lives. according to the
officers. Pete Smith assisted In the
raid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
ONLY WEATHER MAN
CAN RUIN DANCE NOW

A twelfth hour trick Of the weather
man Is all that viii prevent members
OF the klwanis club and their friends
from mixing feet on the pavement to.
night at o'clock when their second
big open air foot.shakng festival opens
on Broadway, just north OF the post
office. orchestra music that Keeps hoofs
constantly on the go Is the only kind
that will be tolerated tonight. officials
maintain.
The street dances are being given by
the kiwanians for the purpose of rails.
ing funds TO carry their orchestra TO
the big Galveston convention next
month. Those In charge expect a big
crowd out tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
ViScOunteSS Drops
Into New York to
Chat With Friends

NEW YORK-Viscounte Rhondda,
known as Freat Britain's busiest wo-
man, was visitor in New York Tues.
day having arrived Sunday on the Ad-
riatic incognito She is the daughter
and heiress OF Englands wartime food
controller and IT hts death inherited
all his vast fortune and industrial en-
terprses.
II came over here for IA few weeks
stay" she said. IL wanted to greet
my frienis with no one else knowing
was here. But see its a hard job.
have nothing to say, however, except
that am on visit and will be going
home again within a short time"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15

WASHINGTON President Harding
having abandoned all efforts al media
tion of the rail strike was described
today by his advisers to virtually in
form the railroad executives of the
country that in the operation of trains
they will be given the fun protection
and aid of the government
The president. 1t was stated, was de.
termined that the only course the gov.
ernment could pursue was the path
1t followed in the coal strike, in
the extension OF an invitation to the
employers TO operate their propertis,
and the federal government with the
cooperation of the states would stand
behind them in their efforts so far as
they are directed 10 the serving OF the
public.
Consideration is being given by the
president. Il was said. to the proposition
of going before congress within the next
few days. with a comprehensive state
ment OF tn, whole rail strike situation.
including the rebuffs that have met
the governments attempts at settle
ment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
PAY CUT WITHOUT
NOTICE, STRIKERS
STATE in LETTER
Reduction Made on Aug. l,
and They Were Not Told
Until Aug. 5; Thirteen
Men on Vacation.
OFFICIALS SAY ALL
IS FRIENDLY HERE
Conference Held Saturday
When Notice Of Intention
Was Served on Road.

Alleging that their wage scales had
been cut that they had not been noti.
lied Of the cut for several days, and
that Z. NJ Jewell chairman Of the
Federal Railway Shopcrafts. had sane.
toned their walk-out, thirteen employees
OF the Oklahoma. New Mexico and Pa
clfic-the Ringing road-laid down
their tools Monday morning.
Notice Q. the strike was not given
out until late Monday afternoon, az
which time 1t was said service would
not be impaired and that negotiations
would be started for a peaceful set
Hement Of the strike
Union Men Meet
A meeting Of striking shoprnen was
held at labor hall Tuesday morning in
which Max Hochhalzer acted as spokes-
man and issued the following state
ment.
The strike was called by g. NJ Jew
ell, chairman Of federated railway shop
crafts Oh August l2. the cause being
itAuNNiph III Wa6cS hOOh cliGEb
five weeks after the general strike
had been called.
Employees on the O. n. NJ 4 r.
railway did not receive notice that
their pay had been out from August
| until August 5, when they We're so
notified hy Superintendent G. n. Lewis
When the notification was given the
men communicated with Mr.. Jewell
with the result that the order TO strike
was received here last Saturday when
l3 men went out
Three Men Left
The strikers include machinists.
boiler makers. blacksmiths and help
ers and car repair men. Three car re-
pair men remained on the Job when
| the rest walked out.
"As the situation now stands the
men will remain out until ordered
back by B. NJ. Jewell, with whom the
owners will have TO confer relative TO
settlement.
! John E.ngling. owner Of the road,
arrived in the city this morning and
we look for an early settlement. We
are all citizens OF Ardmore, own prop
erty here. and feel that we will get a
Continued on Page Three
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
ALLIED MINISTER'S
BREAK UP MEETING

LoNDoN.--The delegates TO the un.
successful allied conference on German
reparations left London Tuesday.
All were In good spirits except Prem.
Ter poincare, who was pale and un.
smiling and who refused even to pose
for photograph. Before going to the
station. The French premier. accompan
led by his staff. visited the grave OF the
unknown warrior ON which he placed n
wreath OF flowers bound with the
French tri.colurs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
Strike Threatens

TULSA Okla. Representatives of
the local railroad brotherhoods said
morning that at a meeting on
Monday night they decided TO walk out
Tuesday evening on the Frisco unless
armed guards are removed from the
yards mere and equipment bettered.
The telegrans were sent TO national
officers of the unions requesting per-
mission COR the walkout.
The announcement was an informal
one and - understood TO mean each OF
the Big -Four brotherhoods voted for
the walk out
An Official announcement was to be
made from union headquarters at noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
KIDNAPPED IN PLANE
RELATIVES CHARGE

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. - Relatives
Of Mrs. Myrtle Fortney. is, who dis.
appeared from her home Sunday con.
tinued to insist she wns kidnapped by
three men who seized her. tied her in.
tc the seat OF an alrplane and flew
away. Mrs. rortney's mother declared
one OF the men iasocd and bound her
daughter near her home, before fore.
ing her into the machine.
The police discredltcd the story but
admitted the whirr OF an airplnne motor
had been heard at about the time Mrs.
Fortney disappeared.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
REPUBLICANS NOT YET
DECIDED ON MEETING

Some time between now and Aug.
ust 25 the republican county conven.
tlon will be called to select delegates
to attend the state convention which
will be called to meet at Oklahoma City
either August 26 or 2S. final decision
not yet being determined upon.
Col. f.. L.. Gregory stated Tuesday
morning that A. c. Alexander. chair
man of the state central committee had
been instructed to fix the date for the
state convention, and in all probability
he will let II be known within the mex,
few days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
PREPARING CRIMINAL
TERM COURT DOCKET

Work OF setting the criminal docket
for the September term OF district court
was well underway at County Attorney
J. II. Brlstow's office Tuesday morn.
Ing. This occket will be one of the heav.
lest heard in years. County Attorney
J. E. Br!stow, Assistant W. Il. schenk
and County Attorney. elect John
Hodges hive been working ON the dock.
ct In ras, Bristow's resignation Is
rendered after the adjournment OF the
county court. Attorney Hodge will take
charge Of the prosecution.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
COSDEN WANTS MD-C0
TRUSTEE REMOVED

MUSKOGEE. Okla. - A fight be-
tween the bond holders and unsecured
creditors OF the Mid.Co Petroleum com.
pany and the Mid.Co Gasoline company
of Tulsa. who failed some time ago
with claims amounting to C,Si5.627.4
was staged In the United states dis
trict court Monday when suit filed
by Cosden and company Of Tulsa for
the removal OF ]. w. woodford. former
Tulsa county Judge, as trustee, was
placed on trial. The secured claims
amount to about s4.0O0000 In bonds
and the unsecured s3.i9b.6274o. II is
alleged that the total assets Of the com.
panies viii not meet the unsecured
claims.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
COAL OPERAORS
WILL sign new
AGREEMENT SOON
Check-off System of Col
lecting Union Dues is
Preserved in New Scale
Made Monday Night.
LEGISLATION NEEDED
FOR DISTRIBUTION
Hoover Says Strike Has Low
cred Stocks and Steps
Must be Taken Soon.
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
CLEVELAND An agreement
ending the soft coal strike that
has been in effect since April l.
last. was unanimously approved by
operators and Uliners in joint
conference here at $50 p. m. on
Tuesday.
Signing .of the agreement COM
menced Immediately.
CLEVELAND - Soft coal operators
Participating in conference with miners
in part SETTLEMENT of the coal strike,
Tuesday announced through their
spokesman, r. X Mayer, OF Cleveland
that they would sign the scale that
was agreed on In principle Monday
night.
The coal operators decision was reach.
ed at their caucus and meanwhile the
unions policy committee was in ses.
sion 10 pass on tentative scale agree.
ment. sharp division was said TO
exist in the miners committee, but the
majority seemed to favor acceptance
according to members coming from their
closed conference room. Actual sign.
ing of. the agreement was set for an
afternoon joint meeting of both sides.
The check-off system OF collecting
union dues is to be preserved by the
new agreement. No specific reference.
1t was said was made in the scale. was
provided for reestablishment of the
wage contracts which included the
"oheck-off" that expired last March.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
NEW REDISCOUNT RATE
ON FARMERS PAPER

WASHINGTON. Establishment Of
a special rediscount rate Of three and
one half per cent on agricultural pap.l
ers is under consideration by the federal
reserve board. officials said today he
proposal has been laid before the federal
reserve board, II was explained. and ac.
tion by the board is being withheld
pending their replies. although officials
Indicated, the suggestion was not meet.
ing with favor generally.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
Legislation Needed

WASHINGTON - Legislation by
congress to regulate distribution and
prices of coal during the winter was
Tuesday declared necessary by Secre.
tary Hoover, even though operations
are started soon.
The suspension of work in the coal
fields. now in the twentieth week, has
so lowered stocks. Mr.. Hoover said,
that not even immediate and reason.
ably full production will remove the
necessity of some measure of regula.
ton during the next six months when
the country makes its greatest drain
on coal supplies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-15
RINCLING SH0PMEN ARE OUT ON STRIKE
Ardmore Men Active at Democratic Meet
Plea for Peace
in Ranks Made by
SemanS in Speech
Especial to the Ardmoreite. }

OKLAHOMA CITY - Four members
of the Carter county delegation to the
state democratic convention here today
were assigned places on committees
as follows;
Roy Shores on platforms and resolu.
tlons.
|. K. Mason on credentials
Kirby Fitzpatrick on rules.
J E. Bristow on order Of business.
OKLAHOMA CITY - platform for
the democratic party in the November
election "embodying democratic prin-
ciples and broad enough for every
good demand to stand upon was urged
by Ed NJ. seamans. chairman OF the
state committee in opening the demo-
cratic state convention here Tuesday.
Seamans declared that harmony with.
out the sacrifice Of principles should
be the keynote Of the gathering.
I'VE have just passed through a hot
primary. All our delegates are l0U
per cent democrats" Seamans said
The party must be above the man.
The principles OF jefferson should be
sufficient for all democrats
Wilson's Name Cheered.
Reference 10 Woodrow Wilson early
in his speech brought prolonged
cheer from the delegates President
| Harding was characterized as the mos,
reactionary president We ever have
! had"
Semans said that In the approach
ing campaign the issue would be be-
tween Jack Walton. democrat ana
John Fields, an aristocrat" Fields
was characterized as a fashionable
farmer" rather than dirt farmer"
George Hall. secretary of the state
central committee. read the conven.
ton call following Semans' address. He
submitted the recommendation of the
executive committee as to convention
officers and the following were approx.
ed as recommended
Paul Nesbitt, McAlester, temporary
chairman.
Mrs. Walter Benson, Oklahoma City,
temporary secretary.
Mrs Henry j. Johnson, assistant sec
retary.
Jerry Smith, Oklahoma City. sergeant
at arms.
Reviews Demo Tragedy
Nesbltt began his address with a re
view OF the disaster which overlook
the democrats at the polls two years
ago declaring that the republican had
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