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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
WILL BAR GERMANY
AND CONTINUE THE
GENOA CONFERENCE
Berlin Backed by Denmark In
sists Only Unanimous Action
Can Exclude Hsr.
BRITAIN KNEW or THE PACT
ny Associated Press 10 Evsry Evening

ny Associated Press - Every Evening
ssnos. Arrii Is--The Genoa con
fsrenos apparently has been saved
lettering m the edes ~ collapse. due
% the indignation ~ some % the more
important leaders over the action ~
me German. and Russians IN secretly
concluding treaty covering the
prinriral and urost delicate points
under consideration by the conferees.
Now. however. the delegates are "a
20 forward with their work. but the
Germans are barred fon participating
in alt deliberations concerning the
Russian question This penalty was
laif down in a note ~ censure sent
~ tho Berlin delegation yesterday, after
all day consideration Of the situation
by the representatives of tho FIVE in
vi,ing powers. and tho little entente.
whilst the conference was sitting
nd whilst Germany was represented
on the commission and sub-commis-
sion charged with the negotiations
~ European pesce with Russia said
| tho note, the German representatives.
backs of their colleagues. concluded
In secret a treaty with Russia on the
very questions which they had under
taken TO consider in loyal conjunction
| with representatives Of tho other ma
tions"
Whether Germany VIII continue n,
ths conferences In problematicsl, bu
her delegates are engaged In draft
ling a reply 10 the note Of censure
and Il ia thought that. while protest
ing their disbarrnent from tho com
missions dealing with Russian NJ
fairs. they will be content 20 re
main.
Their reply ia expected tn make tn
point that only the fun conference
has power 10 bar them. and in thi
they are supported by the neutrs
nations. headed by Denmark. who's
delegates already have protested &
the conference leaders.
Furthermore, Doctor Waite
Rathenau. German foreign minister
maintains tho conversations will
Russia we're not secret. as he say
|, Prime Minister Lloyd George o
! Great Britain was notified last wee
through another member OF the Britis
; delegation that the Germans "coul
not agree 20 the program containe
in the report OF the allied experts
and were forced 10 negotiate wit
Russia direct"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
GENOA CONFERENCE WARNS
EUROPE that BANKRUPTCY
and ANARCHY CONFRONT IT
Fmanciers Look to the United States TO Aid in Averms
Threatening Doom Of Old World; Increased Production
and Decrease in Taxation Main Solution Of the Problem
ofAvoamg Chaos, Experts Contend
ny Associated Press n Every Evenins

E3y Associated Press N Every Evenins
Genoa, April is.-The delegates q.
10 the international Bconoruir
Conference today we're Impressed
by the words ~ w-rning concern-
ing the financial situation in Eu-
rope. act forth In the report ~ The
special board Of eminent experts
Hopes were voiced today that
IN International monetary conven-
tion with the United States repre-
scented. sH sugrested by tbs ss-
perts. would soon bs convened -
examine the fms ncIsi position 81
the wholn world. snd % recon-
mend r. whom and by whom tho
necessary assistance should he
given.
The bosrd declared thst vietors
and vsnquirhed in the late war
rnur. find means ~ coun,ersctins
the growth IN tho volume Of out
standing money and government
obligations. and itu concorni,sn,.
the constant increase in pric.s.
They insisted that unless remedies
Ike increased production and re-
ductIon ~ taxation were applied.
the depreciation in money would
wipe out the saving. ~ the ps~t
and lead 20 gradual bankruptcy
and anarchy I'm Europe.
The Germans were pleased with IN
section Of tho report regarding Ger
many. which stated that tho burda
10 be placed on the German natio
should not he so great s- 20 dsstro
its power Of production. and declare
that Germany. repsratiops contrib
tion should be extended over lonGs
periods so ss not TO sndsnger b'
bankruptcy.
| II was understood the report Won
Be considered At the meeting today
the sub-comrnission on currency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
PREPARE FIRE ORDINANCES.
AiDscow submits Draft OF Laws for
Safety Directors Approval.

Fire Marshal Il. Morton Ainscow
yesterday presented TO tho directors
of the Department OF Public Safety
The draft OF several ordinances de
signed 10 make more efficient the or.
ganization Of the fre marshals office
and giving this official and his in
speCtors greater authority and a
wider scope In their efforts to elmi-
nate fire hazards throughout the city.
The safety directors will review
these proposed laws and II they meet
with their approval they viii be sent
10 City Council with tho request that
they be adopted Later when the
Legislature meets the fire bureau will
have a number OF new laws and
amendments TO existing laws pertain
ing 10 fires and fire prevention. which
the officials will endeavor to have
adopted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
RESCUlNG FLOOD VICTIMS.
Hundreds Marooned by Over
flowing Rivers Will be Picked
Up by Steamers.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Cairo. Ills. April l9.--The steamer
Three States today viii leave here for
Dog Tooth Bend district. between
Cairo and Fayville. Ills. TO aid $50
Negro families marooned by fobd wa
tiers Of the Mississippi river. Relief
investigators declared several families
are In famished condition
Food. tents and medical supplies will
hc taken hy the steamer. \ civic re-
lief committee and supplies Of the Red
Cross VIII bring the more seriously
IN refugees 60 Cairo after moving the
marooned families to higher ground
and supplying them with provisions
and shelter
The district was said 70 have been
inundated so Unexpectedly that most
OF the inhabitants were unable 70
fee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
CHAS. kRAUS' BODY FOUND.
Remains of Missing CIaymont
Man Picked Up in Delaware
River OFF Marcus Hook.

a body found in tho Delaware river
at the Bush Line pier az Marcus
Hook. Pa. yesterday afternoon. has
been Identified as that of Charles
kraus ~ years. of Ciaymont. He had
been missing since April ]. He Was
employed 10y the Worth steel Co. and
lived with his brother In law. John
H. White. al Worthlaud. Claymont.
As there were no marks on the
body Deputy Coroner cloud gave a
certificate of accidental death. and to
day the body WAS shipped 10 the man
former home AZ Coatesville. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
BUS OWNERS DEFER ACTION.
VIII Ash for Extension Of Time I'm
Securing Permits to Operate.

Owners OF the bus lines operating
in this city and surrounding terri
tory met last night at 517 Shipley
street with their counsel, Alexander
Jamlson, to consider what action is
advisable relative 10 the resolution
adopted by the Street and Sewer De-
partment regulating the bus traffic
on the streets Of Wilmington.
j, was decided to have a committee
appear before the directors. Of the
Street and Sewer Department at their
meeting next Tuesday morning to
ask for an extension OF time for Sc
curing permits before the depart
ment makes the resolution operative.
May has been announced as the date
On which its provisions will be en-
forced. Mr.. Jamison will be with the
bus men on Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
GILLIS FOR RECORDER.
Announces His Candidacy for Re.
publican Nomination.

Harry I. Gillis. deputy state tax
commissioner, is a candidate for the
Republican nomination for rccorier OF
deeds. To succeed Darlington Elinn.
MIR Gilhs announced his candidacy
yesterday afternoon following u con-
ference with some political friends.
who urged him 10 become a candidate.
lie will I've supported by the du Pont-
Hastings faction. and Il is said the
announcement OF his candidacy was
hurried by the Ball factionists' con-
ference ON Monday afternoon. when
that branch of the Republican party
considered proposal 10 put Mr Finn
In denomination. but did not reach a
decision.
1t is understood the Ball contigcnt
hesitated regarding Mr., Finn because
he and Julian Walker. its prospective
candidate for the Republican nomina-
tion for register OF Wills. reside in the
same district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
BARRING OF GERMANY
CAUSE OF CONTENTION

Genoa, April 19.-Doctor Walter
Rathenau. the German foreign minis
ter conferred with Prime Minister
Lloyd George of Great Britain and
foreign Minister Chitcherin Of Russia
today regarding the barrying OF the
Germans from the Russian commits
sion OF the conference.
The Germans will probably submit
a formal reply tonight 70 the allies
note on this subject.
Many other informal conferences
we're held with legal experts Of the
various delegations in an effort "a
bring out the exact scope Of the en-
tente note.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
paul REVERE" RIDES AGAIN.
Boston Celebrates i47th Anniversary
OF Lexington aud Concord Natties.

by Associated PresS 10 Every Tvening.
Boston April is.-The f&7th ami
Vcrsary % the battle OF Lexington and
Concord and the ride of Paul Revere
and william Dawes was celebrated
today.
The ride of the two patriots over the
historic eoUrses was repeated RE
we're" and Dawes" were accompanied
by an escort Of cavalry and their ar
rival in each town was the signal for
the start OF patriotic exercises.
There were also exercises in
Faneun Hail and ON Boston Common
preliminary to the centenary Of tho
incorporation of the Boston city gov
ernment which comes May /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
ARRESTED AT $50.
SENTENCED AT 9.55

The machinery OF Justice es-
tablishcd a record for disposins
of a liquor case this morning.
Arrested at $50 O'Clock on "A
warrant charging the sale OF
liquor. Albert CrRmpo OF 2S6
stroud street was brought into
court at 9.b5. pleaded guilty and
was sentenced 60 serve three
months Imprisonment and pay
the costs Of the case.
When the police raided Cram
pos house, several weeks ago,
he escaped, This morning he
was apprehended, A large guam
tity OF liquor and three stills
were conhscated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
IL. V. BOwlby's Foot Crushed.

Harry v Bowlby. treasurer OF Hess
Ter, Inc. sustained painful injuries
To his left foot last Sunday afternoon
when "a heavy iron automobile rim fell
from a jack. Mr.. Bowlby was chang
ing a tire on his automobile prepara-
tory to taking a trip to Trenton,
y. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
PORTUGAL FLIERS END TRIP.
Damage TO Plane at st. Paul Rocks
Halts Voyage 10 Rio.
~ AEsocIsteff prees 10 Every FvenInr.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Rio de Janerio. April l9.--The Portu-
vese aviators who were attempting a
flight from Portugal TO Brazil will be
unable to proceed in their hydro air
plane from 81. Paul Rocks, a few
hundred miles short OF their goal on
the American continent. where they
landed last night, because OF damage
to their machine. according 70 a
day
The message said the hydro air
plane was so badly damaged IN et-
fecting the landing that il Is no longer
useaible. The av.atOrs. however, ex-
pected 70 save the motor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
Watch for n, Y. Crooks Here.

George Black. superintendent OF
police. has Issued orders to his men to
be on the lookout for strange crimi-
nails, because of the action that the
New York city police are taking TO
drive all criminals out of that city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
Amusements Tonight

PiNyhouse-Nn attraction.
Queen Moran Of the Lady Lefty"
Arcsdia-"Bits OF Life"
Naiestic--" Determination.
Riato-'Ten Nights in Bar Room
Ssvoy-"In search OF sinner
strsnd-"At the Sign Of the Jsck
O'Iantern
Auditorium-Ro Roller skating
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
Lutx Guest at New York Dinner.

Fire Chief William J. Lutz will go
TO New York City on Saturday to at
tend a testimonial dinner for Fire
Chief John Kenilon of that city to be
given in the evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
Wagon Wrecked; Min Spilled.

\ large quantity Of milk was spfled
when a wagon 0f the Clover Dairy Co.
was struck early today at Fourteenth
and Clayton streets. by a truck.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
Weather Forecast

BY Associated Press 10 Ever evening
Washington. April 10 Weather forecast
f0r DE aware
Showers this ncterncon aud toniIht:
THURSDAY p obably fair: sind from south
shining TO west
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19

Say II with Clover Dairy Safe Mix
and Butter. Phone l54O-i54i.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
STOCKHOLDERS Of
WILKIN.HALE To
FACE Civil SUIT
'Short Says Action VIII Be
q, Started at Once; Cover
nor Names New Re-
ceiver for Bank

OKLAHOMA CITY Suits against
1; ;srockholders OF the WnknsHals State
tbank Of this city 20 collect the amount
flor which they are liable following the
! closing of the bank will be instituted
at once, according to statements today
tby Governor Robertson and Attorney
yGeneral short Mr.. Short declared
,thst the suits were being prepared
land would be tiled as soon as com.
kuleted.
Governor Robertson said that ON ac.
count Of q defect in the law which
ssallows an investor to pat all his capi-
stal into bank stock, it will be useless
sto sue some stockholders since their
tentire resources had been put into
lstock in the closed bank
Appointment as Iiquidtung agents
yof Sam Swinney and Tom Benson.
,both OF Durant. to lquidate the closed
;First State bank Of Durant and the
Farmers state bank Of keneGic, re
.spectlvely. was announced today by
'the soyernor Orren Ashton, named
,llquldating agent for the Guthrie
state bank. has resigned to accept
,appontmeut by the comptroller OF the
currency as received for the closed
State National bank of Ardmore. No
Mccessor for Mr.. Ashton as llqu!dator
,1or the bank has been selected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
ALWAYS TIRED
NO AMBITION
Nervous and Dizzy, Every
thing Seemed to Worry Me.
How | Got Well

Larwill, Indiana. back was so
bad ! could not do my washing. | was al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
American Girl Introduces
Visual Education Into
Schools and Opens New
Opportunities

NEW YoRK.--French children win
learn by looking And New York
girl viii teach them.
Miss Mabel Bonney viii be the chief
factor in the establishment of Frances
first visual educational system.
Miss Bonney has arrived in New
York from Paris after earning the de.
gree OF PHI y. at the University Of
Paris She is the fouth woman and
the tenth American 10 have been
awarded this degree since its creation
in 1879. She is only 90.
The idea" Miss Bonney said. els To
make geography less a study Of bound
aries and figures ana more u study of
what the countries are alike and what
the people OF those countries are like.
Trying 10 teach children TO what
surface u people is confined is less
valuable TO the child than teaching il
something OF those people. their asplra
tions, their ways Of dong things.
Films will be the principal medium
for this kind OF teaching.
] shall stay in America To rest for
three months and then shall start q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
HERODOIUS CLUB
DEFEATS Junior
Second Of Series Of Inter-
class Games Rough and
Fast; Brown Did Good
Upperclassmen Work

In the second OF series OF inter.
class games the Herodotus club bas'
ketball five of Senior high school trt,
umphed over the Junior high aggre.
cation, 1911, IN a rough and snappy
mix ii Junior high gym Thursday
afternoon. The encounter was the sec.
ond between the respective squads. the
Senior high lads coming ont OF the
former fray al the short end OF q top
heavy score, ana II WAS with the
light Of revenge in their eyes that the
historians looped basket after basket
at the expense Of the younger class
men across the way
For lack OF proper teamwork. the
more brilliant Senior high men were
held down at the beginning OF the
game By Junior high. who displayed
rather semblance ot team work. II
was only in the final minutes OF the
fray that the club five was able 10
send the bah down the field in one.
Two. three order and al that time
piled up u score that the under
classmen We're unable 10 overcome.
Brown OF The Herodotus club, who
takes basketball only as a workout
put up = good game at guard after
replacing Johnson at the beginning OF
( The second half while the work OF
big Hootmon Hamilton at guard and
Wningham at center stood out. Dick
son. captain OF the Junior high five,
| led his team mates in the scrap
The lineup is as follows
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
AntigoniSh Ghost
Mystery Cleared.

EOSTON.-Edward j. OErien. sclen'
list and author. declared Monday that
the ghost of Antleonish was in reality
,the product Of electrical energy
After 4 months investigation in the
Nova Scotia country, O'Brien said he
found that strong wireless currents
between the two great radio stations
al Wellfleet Mass, ana Glace Bay
N $. ran through the valley at Gale
.donia Mills where stands the home Of
Alexander Macdonald. scene OF the
events.
The MacDOnalds." ." he said. will
have TO move their home out Of
range OF these powerful radio cur.
rents ii tley wish 10 avoid the
shOst.like incidents. II not. The
house may be burned down when
the atmospheric conditions are just
right. as they apparently were
when the fires were set around
the barn"
The braidlng Of the tails Of the
Macdonald cows was done by Mary
Ellen. the Antigonish farmers foster
daughter. because it was good fun.
IN the opinion OF O'Brien.
Harold Whidden rhe reporter who
had experiences OF his own when he
went 10 interview those Of the Mac.
Donald family. continued O'Brien. was
completely carried away by his en-
thusiasn and really believed that q
ghost slapped him"
"Whidden slapped his own face
when he suddenly walked in from
temperature OF 2j below zero
and his numbed arm became sud
denly suifused with good warm
blood" 0'Brlen said.
"Takc a nap. trace the line, apply
yout scientific knowledge Of wireless
operation. study The curious effects o!
electric currents IN fires on ships and
on lend. and YOU have The solution OF
The fire, charged against The ghost Of
Antagonist.
OBnen predicted that Dr WaRel
Franklin Prince New York. director
of the American Society for Scient!fi,
Research. who has sgeut The past
week iu the haunted house woull
fail To lind any causes Of The phs
nomeUl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
VALERA REPUDIATED
BY FREEDOM FRIENDS

BOSTON.-The leadership of de Val
era was repudiated and his policy
OF external association with the Brit
ish empire condemned last night at
q meeting Of the Friends OF irish
Freedom Mt their 81. Patrick's day
dinner.
Loyal support was pledged to the
provisional government OF Ireland un-
der the leadership OF Collins and
Griffith.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
Well, just read this:

The Army and Navy store at l02 E. Main street
has been advertising exclusively in the Ardmorete for
nearly three months now. The Army and Navy Store
is consistent advertiser quoting prices its goods.
Since advertising exclusively in the Ardmoreite it has
increased its sales than 300 per cent according
the manager Mr. C. F. Beins
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
ATTORNEY SEEKS TO
RECOVER LOST MONEY

PROVIDENCE, r. Recovery OF
$500 600 for losses a. roulette, alleged
10 have been due 10 fraudulent oper'
alton Of wheels. is sought by Edward
r. cannon. a New Bedford attorney
lie has brought suit in federal district
court against six dependents.
Bannon charges that the defendants
and their agents so controlled the
roulette wheel AT various Rhose Island
resorts where he played that sil ele
ment Of chance was eliminated. thus
enabling the defendant 10 win large
sums Of money from him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
Woman Uses Fifth
Leg for Booze Cache

BRECkENRIDGE. Tex.-Breck-
enridge hes a woman who has
found - modern use for the fifth
table leg. When officers raided
a rooming house here last night
they found several half gallon bot
ties OF liquor safely deposited
in the fifth leg OF table. The
leg had been followed out. The
woman WI sfined 800 and costs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
SISTINE CHOIR TO 4.
AID FAMINE FOLKS

PARIS.-For the first time In cen
turies the cdr OF the sistine Chapeh
which sings at the services In which
the Pope officiates In person. is to
appear on .he concert platform
The choir. the normal strength oI
which IL 32 voices, has arrived here
and are to give series or concerts
on behalf Of the devastated regions
whereby It Is hoped TO collect over
600 600 frnnca.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
lierodotus Club.
Junior High.

SuDstitutlonS-DlchsCl
Brown FOR Johnson.
Referee-Rechtin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

OAKLAND. Cal-Trafnc Policeman
w. n. Garrett appeared at the police
count as the complaining witness
witness against his wife for cutting
corner where he was on duty. lie
halted the offending driver before dis
covering her Identity bat arrested her
anyhow and ordered her to proceed Ia
the police station She obeyed aud
deposited $40 bail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
DAlGHERTY RELEASED
OF BOND FOR DESERTiO\

KANSAS CITY A. Dausherty,
y. .nd supporting lois feeble steps
with . cane was released on bond
here ,.Iay on charge of wife aoan-
donmen. Daughrrty was brought
bac.. from Excelsior springs, No. g
nearby winter resort and watering
plocc. ON complaint o. his wife thaJ he
had abandoned her and their several
chudren tor the gay uuurem-nts 1i
gull ana sulphur water
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

vertised 30 much and It did so many peo-
pie good that | began TO take il myself.
] am feeling fine now and every one tells
me they never saw me looking so well.
live on farm. do all my work, and have
three little girls 20 take care of. am
recommending this medicine to my
friends and know it will help them IL
they use it like do. 4" - Mrs. HERBERT
Lone. X. K. 3. Box 2, Larwill, Indiana.
Many women keep about their work
when il is great effort. They are al.
When you are in this condition give il
prompt attention.
Take Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. for Il is especially adapted
10 correct such troubles, ~ Il did fog
AIRS. Long.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

ways tired out and
had noambition. was
nervous and dizzy
and everything
SCENE d to worry me
andl had awful pains
in my right side. 1
felt badly about four
years and could not
do my work as it
should have been
done. | saw Lydia T..
Pinkham's 5 Vege-
table Cofnpound ad-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-02-16
Marines Resume EnIistments.

The Marine corps has again opened
its ranks to enlistments from the army
and navy and also to the acceptance
of men who have had prior military
service. In recent months enlistments
in the Marine corps were restricted
exclusively to former marines, al
though men with excellent records in
the sister services have been applying
at the recruiting offices for the honor
of doing a hitch" with the leather
necSs
A fixed quota of 600 recruits has
been set by Major General John A.
Lejune. commander of the corps and
this comparatively small number will
enable the recruiting officers of the
corps to continue the policy of hand
picked selection from the applications
that will follow the removal of past
restrictions.