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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
ANTIAIRCRAFT ARTILLERY TO
BE USED IN MISSOURI

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.--The entire
23rd anti.aircraft artillery Of the Mis-
souri, national guard was ordered to
Macon yesterday to effect an equal
geographical distribution OF the state
militia and to have artillerymen near
Hannibal and Moberly should n even.
Qualities result from the re-opening Of
the railroad shops next Monday. Gov
ernor Hyde and Adjutant General
Raupp explained today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
New York is Shut Out.

NEW YORK. - Herman Pillette. De
tr6it's brilliant young pitcher defeated
New York for the second time in the
series, beating Shawkey in u pitchers
battle = to y. Only two hits were
made off Pillette. one a bunt by Witt
Detroit's two rum came as a result
Of Ruth's misjudgment Of Woodalls
liner which went over his head, for a
triple. Score:
Detroit O02 600
New York ----------000 600 600
Summary: Runs, Zilmann, Rigney,
error, Scott; two base hits, Cobb; three
base hit, Woodall; double play, Pipp
to Scott; Eases on balls, off Pollete 3
struck out by Plllette g. Shawkey 2.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
INDIANA GOVERNOR ASKS COAL
OPERATORS.MINERS TO FARLEY

INDIANAPOLIS. Representatives
Of Indiana miners and operators were
invited Saturday by Governor McCray
to meet in a joint wage conference here
next Tuesday in an attempt to settle
the coal strike. as it affects the Indiana
bltuminous field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
IN MENI0RIUM.

DENIS0N, Texas Bonham for
feited its franchise and Cleburne
was dropped reducing the Texas
oklahoma baseball league to six
clubs, Doak Roberts of Dallas, presi-
lent Of the league announced after
IN executive meeting here Friday.
The order is effective Saturday. Mr..
Roberts stated.
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Snappers Beaten

SHERMAN. Texas Red Snapp took
the first defeat he has had since his
club started their winning streak ten
days s when he meet the Sherman
team on their lot Saturday In the first
game Of u three days series. Sherman
Linn who twirled for the locals work.
ed through the game in good form and
while allowing the visitors nine hits
held them scattered. Sherman went
through the game errorless while
Snaps players were marked up with
one bone. Hopkins stood ON the Par.
sian moInd.
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Gushers Halted.

MEXIA. Tex. - The Mexia Gushers
were halted at home when the Gumbo
Busters came down for three days en-
Iagement and started out the series
Wy surprising the locals for Saturdays
game with a score OF Z to 4. The
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
Washington Wins.

WASHINGTON. - Washington took
the final OF the series 4 to 2 ending
Cleveland's winning streak at IL games.
1t was a pitchers battle between Mog
ridge and Mails with the local left
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locals claimed nine hits off Hollis who
pitched FOR the visiting club but their
ticks were scattered and Of little help,
The Corsicana club punched their hits
to good use and hit Henderson rather
freely, tn Gushers made four errors
to their visitors one.
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American League.

At Philadelphia /: ST. Louia U.
Az New York o; Detroit 2.
AT Boston q; Chicago 5.
AT Washington 1. Cleveland 4.
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FOUR MEMBERS OF RED
S0X TEAM MUST &C

BOSTON 49, Waivers have been serv
ed on four members OF the Red Sox
team, it was learned Saturday. Mana.
ger Duffy and owner Harry Frazee re-
fused to divulge the Identity OF the
players to be disposed of but said thai
one OF the men to be obtained in theii
places would be a good shortstop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23

BOSTON. - BY defeating Boston )
to 2, Saturday, Chicago broke even on
its four game series. Hooper's hitting
accounted in the main for three runs
In the eighth with two out, Dugan
singled but neglected to touch second
on Collins apparent double to right
field. Dugan being out and the side
retired. Score:
Chicago ---01l 010 2OO-5
Boston DOL 600
Summary: Runs, Johnson, Mulligan 2;
Hooper, Courtney, Dugan 2; errors,
Mulllgan, Sheely. Schalk, Kari; two
base hits. Hooper 2; Johnson, Court
ney; double plays. Courtney to John
son, to Shelly; Mulligan to Sheely.
Walter TO Pratt; base on balls off Court
ney 2; Russell /; Pennock l; Karr /,
struck out by Karr i.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23

Rig STOCK or ELAMS IRISH
LAWN JUST RECEIVED. ENTER
THE 81 1000 CONTEST. NOT TOO
LATE. THE SESSIONS co. li6 W.
MAIN.
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OF TEAMS
National League.

Cincinnati 3; New oYrk z.
Chicago 6; Brooklyn Z.
ST. Louis 3: Boston 8.
Pittsburgh 8; Philadelphia Z.
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handler proving more effective in the
pinches. Peckingpaueh and Harris
fielded brilliantly, Score:
Cleveland -01O 010 000-2
Summary: Runs. Speaker, Gardner,
Brewer 2 ;PeclSingpaugh, Lamote; err
rors, Gardner, Mogridge; two base hits.
Peckingpaugh 2; three base hits, Pic.
mich, Brewer; bases on balls, off Mog-
ridge l Mails 2; struck u by Mails .,
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Carlson Knocked Out

PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh defeat
ed Philadelphia Saturday for the ninth
successive time s to Z. The visitors
knocked Carlson out Of the box In the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
Totals

Summary: runs. Clopp. Truesdale,
Young. ZONES, Behren, Yeager. Browns
low, Allen 2. Kizziar, Seely. Waller.
sigler; errors. Young 3, Bogus, Ket-
chum. Kraugbaum 2: two base hits.
Shaffer, Buzziar; Three base hits, Trucs
dale; home run, Yeager; sacrifice hits.
Allen. kizziar, Bogus: innings pitched,
by ketchum 4, Yeager .; struck out.
by Ketch IN 6, Ycager 8. Siglar .; base
on balls, off ketchum /. off Yeager l,
Sigler 4; wild pitch, Ketchum: time Of
game . hours; umpire, Bryan.
Score ty innings:
Ardmore ..------0O0 $50 O0i--6 I 5
Srsenvili. ---013 200 0l0-7 IL 1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23

The most costly leather In the
world IL known as plano leather.
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Certain chemicals used in dyeworl
are now said TO have strong curativ,
values in cases Of human ailments.
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TOLD In BRIEF
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Texas.0 Oklahoma League.
Ardmore .: Greenyille I.
Sherman Z; Paris 2.
Corsicana Z; MeXia 4.
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Brooklyn Beats Chicago

CHICAGo.-Brooklyn defeated Chi.
cago 7 to . when the locals were un,
able to hold u lead acquired in the
fifth when Vance wavered. The visi,
tors drove Jones off the mound in the
second and scored three runs.
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WHERE THEY PLAY

Texas.0klahoma League.
Greenvllle at Ardmore.
Paris at Sherman.
Corsicana at Mexia.
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Runs: Meyers, Neis, Wheat 3,
schmandt, Erby, Heathote, Ho!locher,
Terry 2, Grimes, Barber. Errors:
Terry. Two base hits, Wheat. Vance,
Heathcote, High. Grimes. Three base
hits; Grimes. Double plays, Olson to
Schmandt. Bases on balls. off Jones,
l; Vance 2, Cheves 2.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23

Ardmoreite Want Ads get results.
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Oklahoma State League.
I'll Reno at Chickasha.
Guthrie at Clinton.
Wilson at Duncan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-12
FINA-,ClAL NOTES.

Today is holiday-Columbus Day
and tomorrow is Friday the Thirteenth.
American Radiator Co. has declared
an extra dividend of SO per cent on the
December 80 TO stock of record Decem-
Der Is.
Directors of +. w. Woolworth Co
have voted TO call for retirement, on
February 3. 1928. all outstanding per
cent cumulative preferred stock at I25
Funds will be provided from cash on
hand and no new financing is required
In reply to inquiries concerning the
selling and sharp decline of Penn Sea-
board Steel Corporations stock on the
Warren said: The large volume Of
business now on hand. together with
the corporations present financial condi-
tion, does not warrant the stock selling
at its present low price
Great Britain will send $50 000, 900 TO
this country Monday as the first in
etallment of interest and sinking fund
Tor current year on account Of its war
debt to the United States.
Iron Age says: Attenuation of better
and worse conditions on railroads is stiil
the governing factor in steel production
and prices Output has increased slightly
and some prices are easier. Car troubles
are expected TO continue for some weeks.
but coke is 81 ton lower, and coal pro-
ducers are more desirous of selling than
are consumers of buying"
Special meeting of stockholders of the
Stutz Motor Car Company has been
called for November l to authorize an
issue of $1.500.0o fifteen-year 71z per
cent convertible sinking fund deben-
lures. of which $1,000, 900 will be issued
and an increase in the authorized num-
Der Of shares by $4,000. of which 80, 000
Will be sold. Shareholders may subscribe
held and for one bond for each thirty
three shares held.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-12
EX-GIANT STAR BEATS WIFE.
"Shuffiln' Phil" Douglas Goes to jail
for Blackening Mates Eyes.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Birmingham, Ala. Oct. 12-"Shuhlin'
Phil" Douglas. erstwhile star pitcher
for the New York Nationals. who was
banshed recently from organized
baseball by Commissioner *. NJ. Lam
dis, was placed in the city Jail yes
terday on charges of disorderly con-
duct preferred by his wife, who called
officers to their home and, they said,
declared Douglas had beaten her.
Arresting officers said they found
Mrs. Douglas suffering with both eyes
blackened. officers quoted her as say
ing she had been abused In the pres
ence of her two children. The domes-
tic disturbance, Mrs. Douglas was
declared TO have stated. was the ell
max to series OF outbreaks.
Douglas. with his family arrived
here, his former home, recently from
Florida. where he was said to have
completed the season with a semi
professional team.
Trial of Douglas was set for today
in police court. After he was lodged
in the city Jail yesterday. bond of
$50 was made and he was released.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-12
WILLS DENIES FORD RuMoRs.
Says Another Business Connection Is
Not Under Consideration.

c. Harold Wills, president OF the
Wills Sainte Claire Co, has Joined
Henry Ford in denying rumors that
there IL pending another business con-
nection between Mr.. Ford and Mr..
Wills. Mr.. Wills said:
"Since leaving the Ford organization
and starting our plant at Marysville,
have naturally met Mr.. Ford many
times in a friendly way. Some persons
have evidently construed these friend
ly meetings as indicating another busi-
ness arrangement between Mr.. Ford
and myself. Some people. even argued
that Mr.. Ford, having acquired the
Lincoln plant, had an ambition to build
n still greater organization, and that
the addition of the Wills Sainte Claire
line was but another step in that di-
rection.
"Some even intimated that because
Mr. Ford purchased Wills Sainte
Claire there surely must he something
more In Mr.. Ford's mind than a friend
~ interest in our organization and Its
success.
IAN of this has not only been en-
barrassing to me. but has caused many
inquiries as to what would happen
l hope now, therefore, that the denial
by both Mr.. Ford and myself will put
at rest, once and for all, the numer-
Gus rumors which have been floating
about"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-12
PENNSy TO INSTALL
ELECTRIC TRAINS
Engineers Discuss Such Plans
for Altoona-JohnstoWn
Lines.

At n meeting OF engineers OF the
Pennsylvania System, in Philadelphia,
yesterday. the proposed electrificatiOn
of the main line from Altoona to
Johnstown, Pa, was discussed. The
project will cost about $50, 100000 and
electric power sufficient to carry the
heaviest freight cars over steep
mountains will be supplied.
When plans for the electriflcation
of the line were first announced. sew
eral months ago. it was said the cleo
trification of the Southern Division.
which includes the line between this
city and Philadelphia, would be un-
dertaken first. but when an effort
was made by Every Evening today, to
learn II this section had been dis
cussed, no information could be Sc
cured, as the general offices OF the
on account Of the holiday.
The railroad is now constructing a
low-grade line from Allegheny City to
Johnstown. Pa, by following the AL
lcgheny river to Kiskiminetas juno
ton and the Conemaugh River line &c
Il point near Conemaugh. The line
will have grade Of not more than
three-tenths OF one per cent
1t is planned also TO have n low
grade freight line to Philadelphia, ant
new road has been surveyed and
right-of-way purchased to a point or
the Llanerch branch. Proposals 70,
freight yard at Hog Island hav,
reached the stage where surveys o.
the ground have been made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-12

''For long time / suffered with my
stomach" said Mrs. Fitting. "My
appetite was poor and ate so little that
my body did not receive sufficient nour--
ishment. The little food | ate did not
agree with me but would ferment in my
stomach and cause gas to form and as
result ] bloated badly. My liver and
kidneys were out of order and | had
such severe pains across my back, due
to my kidneys, that ] could hardly do
my washing. My nerves also were in
terrible condition. In fact, ! believe |
was on the verge of a nervous break
down for ] didn't know what it was to
get a good nights sleep.
"Well, of course, nobody can go
wrong by taking their mothers advice
and it was due to my mother that /
started taking Plant Juice. Mother
lives at Allentown and heard so much
about Plant Juice there that she started
taking it. 1t did her so much good that
she urged me TO try it and sent me a
bottle. started taking Plant Juice and
I'm surely glad now for it has given me
wonderful relief
81 have q splendid appetite and can
eat heartily of any kind of food care
for without gas or bloating afterward.
My kidneys are greatly improved and
the pains have left my back. My nerves
have been strengthened and are in such
good condition that ! am able to sleep
soundly all night can feel new strength
all over my body and do not tire so
easily. My husband often remarks
about how much better ] look because
| am gaining weight and the change in
me is noticeable
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
The Miller drug store. 404-4o6 Market
street; in New Castle by f. Challenger
& Son; in Newport by c. Is. White; in
Newark by w. T.. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-12
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Oct. 12.--Charters were filed
here yesterday as follows:
American Rock Asphalt Corporation,
1'ittsburg. Pa, $4,000 000.
The Winchester Simmons Company,
Wilmington, sl.S00.000.
The Ja1a Corporation. Wilmington, ST.
900 600.
National Electric Products Corpora
tion. Wilmington. 2500.000.
North American Shoe Repair Stores,
Inc. Wilmington. t500.000.
Signal Oil Corporation. Dover. $780,
The Allies an. Inc. Wilmington, $780,
Ge,tman Motor Company. Altoona,
Spanish-American Line. Inc, Arling-
ton, y. Y. s150.000.
The Arkansas Company. Wilmington,
s125.0o0.
The Research Extract Corporation.
Pittsburg. Pa. 100000.
The American Fibre Products Com
pany. Philadelphia, 100000.
Santoni Fruit and Packing Corpora
ton. y. Y. 100000.
Dillon. Read Co, Wilmington. $780,
Hanover Tailoring Company, Incorpor-
ated. Wilmington. 100000.
The Radio Installation Company. Inc,
Wilmington. 100000.
Blick Brothers, Inc. Washington, d. c.,
$4,000.
lnuustflai llllltleS FounuatlOn, lnCOr-
porated. Columbus. Ohio $50, 900.
Stevens Engineering Company, Will
mington, 10000
Increases In capital:
Robert u. Glow, Jr., Inc, Camden, n.
j.. $4,000 to $4,000 900.
Prestonesstes. Inc. from $175.000 TO
$400. 900; New York
Asher Fire Proficiency Company,
Washington. C.. from s15ooo0 to
$500 0ne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-12
NOTICE or REDEMPTION,
10 holders OF Victory Notes and Others

Noticc a. ,roby given as follows.
l-tau iur partial redemption of ~ per
cent Victory Notes.-Au s,l ptf cent VIC
tory Notcs. otherwise known as United
Stntas of America cold Notes OF 1922
lv2s, which bear the Distinguishing letters
A. U. q. ID, H. or r, pretixcu 10 their serial
numbers, having been designated Tor the
purpose by lot IN the manner prescribed
6y the secretary OF the treasury. arc
called for redemption on Deccmber rs,
iv22 pursuant to the provision Tor re-
demption contained ia the notes and in
Treasury Department circular Number
1913, dated AprIi ~. 1919. under which
the notes were originally Issued. Interest
on all the A per cont victory Notes thus
called for redemption Will cease on sAId
redemption date. December Is. 1yz2
Victory Notes OF the Al per cent series
bearing the Distinguishing letters q, A.
/. J, n. or L.. prcfxed to their serial num-
bers are not IN any manner affected by
this call for redemption, and will become
due and payable as To principal on May
20, 1928 according to their terms.
x-Detaiied information as To the pres
en- tntion and surrender OF Al per cent
Victory Notes for redemption under this
call is given In Treasury Department
Circular Number 2gu dated July 26
1922 copies OF which may be obtained
from the Treasury Department. Divis,yI
OF Loans and Currency. Washington. ID.
| O.. or any Federal Reserve Bank.
A. w. MELLON.
Secretary OF tho Treasury
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-12
MERCHANTS GIVE TO
HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN
Continued from page /

S37 Market street; Wilmington Din
ingroom. 7l3 Market street; Candy
land, 832 Market street; Eureka
Lunch, 9th and Shipley streets; Pap
pas Restaurant, East 4th street;
Palm Confectionery, 206 Market street;
Onyx Restaurant. 707 East 4th street;
Famous Lunch. 4th and French
streets; Delaware Lunch. 104 West
10th street, Chocolate Shop, 207 West
10th street; Laskaris. confectioner,
71e Market street. George Regas. con-
fectioner. 403 Market street Is donat-
ing his entire receipts for today.
Mrs. Egmont T. Negendank, presi-
dent of the Junior Board, called her
organization into session at 10 o'clock
this morning for the purpose OF put
ting its full strength into the cam
paign for the Homeopathic Hospital.
The Italian born population of Will
mington is being lined up In the CAM
paign by team headed by Dominick
di Sabatina. Residents of Polish birth
are being brought into the campaign
by team headed by Vincent Ko-
walewski.
The colored residents of Wilmington
rallied TO the support of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital today and formed a
team, No. so, of which the captains
are Mrs. Carrie NJ. Pipes. 926 French
street and DIR. Harvey A. Murray, 1109
Walnut street. and the lieutenants are
Mrs. +. w. America, 1106 Tatnall
street, Miss Charlotte II. Slowe. %
School street, and Miss Anna i. Brod-
max. 206 East Tenth street.
James s. Stirling. executive vice
chairman. addressed gathering OF
the colored men and women last night
In the Howard school. They decided
enthusiastically to form n team to So
licit subscriptions.
When this afternoons report meet
ing assembled In the Hotel du Pont
the banners for the championship
teams won by the preceding days
subscriptions. rested on the tables OF
Team No. Is. Ralph II. Mckinney
captain, and Team No. %, Miss
Katherine L. Markley. captain.
Many favorable comments were
heard today on John 7. Nields' tribut,
TO the memory of Miss Aida Turner
for many years superintendent of th'
Homeopathic Hospital.
A tabulated summary Of the sub
scriptions obtained by the various di
visions of the Homeopathic Hospita
campaign organization and not in
Guiding totals reported this Afternoon
follows:
Previously reported, s35, 5,S6S: Wed
nesday's additions. Mems Division
2S2 subscriptions. 5000: Woman
Division. 1872 subscriptions. S9.199
executive committee. q subscriptions
S4.675; State division, 25 subscrip
tions. s426. Total for Wednesday
461 subscriptions. s23,310. Grand 10
J tai for first two days 652 subscrlp
: tions, S59.i7S.
BY teams, Wednesdays report FOL
: lows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-12
Total Woman's Division lOl 1873 s9.I99
STATE DIVISION
PUGILIST BESTS TWO
SAVAGE POLAR BEARS
Associated Press TO Every Evening.

Press TO Every Evening.
Hamburg, Oct. -. - One
brown bear cannot whip two
polar bears. This was proved
in an impromptu battle staged
in the Hamburg geological gar
dens yesterday when Brownie
slipped unnoticed into an ad-
joining cage during cleaning
operations.
The visiting bruin stood
amazed when he found himself
confronted by two snarling
antagonists. who had always
appeared as friendly neighbors.
Enraged at his reception. he
courted highland got it. His
cries of distress were taken up
by the other inmates of the
zoo and the air was soon filled
with the clamor of hundreds of
beasts.
A pugilist, who had been
visiting a pet cub went to the
rescue of the brown bear and
succeeded in driving one of his
enemies into the next cage.
Then he won his bout with the
other with the aid Of a club.
Brownie limped back to his
own cage. but died in a few
minutes from his wounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-12
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Burns Brothers, quarterly of SO a
hare. and extra of so cents a share
m common A. and quarterly of so
cents share on common b, payable
November Is.
+. w. Woolworth Company. quarterly
of+2 per cent on common. payable De-
ccmber and Ia. per cent on preferred,
payable January ..
Gillette Safety Razor Company quar-
terly OF So a share, payable December /.
Iron Products Company, quarterly of
per cent on preferred. payable No
Nemher Is
Michigan Drop Forge Company
monthly of % cents a share. and extra
of 20 cents share on common, payable
November !.
New York and Honduras Rosario Min
ing Company, quarterly Of "a per cent
payable October 26.
Sinclair Consolidated OIL Corporation
quarterly OF 2 per cent on preferred
payable November 80.
State Theatre Company. quarterly Of 2
per cent on preferred, payable Novem-
Der Is.
Thomas G. Plant Company. quarterly
of IN per cent on first preferred, pay
able October 81.
Union Tank Car Company. quarterly
o. 1% per cent on common and preferred
payable December l.