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The Adair County news., 1922-10-31

an announcement. Just as a
group of five left the tent he an
nounced, "As fast as you are
weighed you may pass out!"
The Adair County news., 1922-10-31
Wireless Spans $500 Miles.

Victoria, B. C.-An unusual combi-
nation of atmospheric conditions is be-
lieved to have made possible a radio
feat reported here.
The wireless station at Estevan, $50
miles southwest of here, spoke to an
operator at RaratOnga, New Zealand,
roughly $500 miles away. ...
The Adair County news., 1922-10-31
Millions in RoE, but
Was Worth Only 80 Cents

When Policeman Oswald Ware s
toni of New York city saw a
man smoothing out a roll of bills
six inches in circumference he
gasped and decided "Croesus"
woU'd stanl questioning. At
headqrarte-s the Boll provef to
be made ~, OF 1,850,000 Russian
rubles. $4,000 Polish kronen,
and $500 German marks. Morris
Cohen, the owner, said he was
trying to sell the money. 90
ticians at police headquarters
estimated the entire roll was
worth about 30 cents in United
States coin.
The Adair County news., 1922-10-31

The United Daughters Of the
Confedracy have undertaken to
raise $4,000, to complete the
Jeff Davis monument at his old
birthplace in chris'aia county
The Adair County news., 1922-10-31

Off the coast of Providence.
Rhode Island, 116 people were
rescued from a burning ship.
The Adair County news., 1922-10-31

Former Supreme Court Justice
Clarke has opened his drive to
sell the League of Nations to
the United States and urges all
parties to join in the non parti-
san move.
The Adair County news., 1922-10-31

Vice President Coolidge will
speak in Louisville October 81 IN
the interest os the Republican
party.
The Adair County news., 1922-10-31
yaps Lack Paper. Use States.

Seattle, Wash.-A paper famine ex-
lists in the Orient and Japanese school
boys and girls are now forced to turn
to the states and chaIky pencils.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21

What lesson did the Chauiauqua
leave for Ardmoro peopleY
r. Il. GILBERT think such pro
grams should be encouraged The
Chautauqua was success financially
and II did a wonderful service here edu.
cationally"
DIR. ASHLEY CHAPPELL This
Chautauqua was more educational than
most programs OF like nature. that have
visited this city.
REV. GRAFTON 8. BROOKS. That
speakers and entertainers may have u
moral and spiritual objective as wa.
shown by those on program. The good
done also along lines OF community.
building and the teaching Of unity and
cooperation was inestimabls"
C. A. CROCKETT. Tho creates, beno.
m that the public derived from the
Chautauqua was the variety Of In.
struction by such varied and exclusive
artists"
KIRK DYER The ambition that was
melted for bringing about betterment
Of things OF life In general was tho
great service that the Chautauqua per.
formed here. The literary. scientific, re-.
ligious and scientifically inclined, were
alike treated"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
REbOLD FACES
SEVEN CHARGES
IN BANK CASE
Final Check shows Number
Lowered; Court Clerk
Does Not Honor Eight
Bills as Believed.

OKMCLGEE. Oltla.-An official check
Of the indictments returned on March
% by a special district court grand
jury against John H. Rebold. former
vice president Of the Guaranty State
Bank of Okmulgee, revealed that seven
bills had been found against him in.
stead OF eight as was reported The
indictments, as announced by William
Campbell court clerk, were as fol.
lows:
Four charging acceptance Of depos-
its in an insolyeut bank that the one
alleging borrowing money from a bank
Of which he was an active managing
officer
one charging perjury.
One charging bribery OF officers.
With the exception Of the indictments
charging Alr Rebold with borrowing
money from the bank OF which he was
an officer and with perjury all we're
Joined bills also naming John =. Cook
former president Of the bank. Both
Mr. Rebold and Mr. Cook are to be ar.
raigned July with Governor j. 3. \.
Robertson of Oklahoma. Governor Rob.
ertson is named in an Indictment
charging the acceptance OF the brlbe
which Mr. Rebold and Mr.. Cook were
alleged 10 have given.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
YOUNG DEMOS To
HAVE PLENTY Of
WORK TODO NOW
Membership Campaign and
Aid in Registration are
Foremost on Program;
Big Meeting Soon.

Appointment OF committed working
out plans FOR the increasni OF mem.
bership and assisting in registration OF
Young Democrats within :! next few
weeks, according to statement made
by Louis Fischl, president OF tn league.
The membership list has already
reached the 800 mark and members OK.
pect to reach the 500 mark within a
short time
Officers who were elected at the last
meeting are Louis Flschl, president.
Mrs. lnez Lambert, vice president Ard
more Fred L. Yates secretary. Heald
ton; Assistant secretary John NJ.
Thompson, Ardmore and Leslie b. Sc.
well. treasurer, Wilson.
Meetings will be held at different
points in the country but as the ma.
jority of members reside in Ardmore
the league viii probably meet here more
often
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
SINCLAIR SUED
FOR 10 MILLION
ON GAS PATENT
New York Man Claims Royal
ty on Process for Extract
ing Gasoline From Crude
Oil by Company.

WHITE PLAINS. n. N--Damages ~
ElOoOO,OOO FOR alleged Illustrations of
his plans to sell the sherman Process
for extracting gasoline from crude oil
and sought by Percy y. Lawrence of
West Chester county, In a suit against
the Sinclair Refining Company of chi.
cago which went TO trial yesterday be.
fore Supreme Court Justice Morchau.
ser
Lawrence claims to have had "A con
tract with the stocy aud syndicate own.
ers Of the process whereby he was to
get 20 per cent Of the proceeds OF a
sale lie charges the Sinclair Com
pany, then the rudahy Refining COM
pany, blocked q sale to the Texas oil
Company by SELLING a plant In East
Chicago Indiana
Later the Cudahy Company obtained
use Of the sherman process from stocks
and syndicate and the Texas Company
dropped its negotiations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
BABE RUTH GETS
himself OUSTED
FROM PARK AGAIN
Second Suspension in Two
Days VIII Cost the Home
Run King Around
$l,500 Salary.

CHlCAGo.-Babe Ruth's argument
with Umpire Dineen yesterday before
the Cleveland New York contest win
keep him out Of the game two DAYS in
addition TO the three-day suspension i'm.
posed yesterday. President Ban John.
son OF the American League announced
today. Ruth consequently will not be
able 10 play until Sunday.
Preaident Johnson Increased tha home
run kings suspension. originally three
DAYS for disputinp decision made by
Duneen in Monday game, at Cleveland
20 five days, when he received a long
report from the umpire today detailing
remarks made by the outfiedcr yester.
day when ordered on the field in com.
pilance with Mr. Johnson's first ruling.
Mr. Johnson announced that Ruth is
suspended without pay and this feature
OF the decision will amount to 81 500.
on $4,000 n day which will be assigned
by the American League president 10
be the players salary
Babe" Ruth is going 10 behave him
self or TIL keep him out OF the game
all summer Vi Johnson said In max.
ing the decision
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
SENATE AGREES !
To PLACING IT
AFTER TARIFF
Only Eight Opponents Of
Measure Opposed Time
Of Setting it For
Hearing.
GETS BY UNDER STAMP
OF SPECIAL ORDER
Senator Watson Champions
the Cause and is Reward.
ed by Vote of SO to SO.

WASHINGTON. - Proceeding un.
der "a program which makes the sol.
dier bonus bill the special order Of
business Immediately after the final
vote and on the tariff measure. un.
less it is disposed Of before that time.
the senate today resumed considerat lion
OF the later bill
A motion giving this status to the
bonus measure was adopted by vote
Of 50 to S yesterday, after an all day
fight at the outset Of which an al.
tempt to get the bill before the senate
was defeated 81 TO %. The motion
as finally adopted, however, does not
preclude a motion to take up the bonus
before disposal Of tariff bill and sew.
erai senators have given formal notice
that they would continue to press for
prior action
The motion to make the bonus meas.
ure the special order OF business was
offered by Senator Watson. republi.
can, Indiana, in the midst OF the row
"HIch WaBeu continuously for five
hours yesterday after the motion Of
Senator Walsh, democrat. Massachu.
sets. that the tariff bill be displaced
by the bonus bin. was tabled. II was
finally adopted after a provision that
would have required two-thlrds vote
OF the senate 10 dlsplace the bonus
measure when once taken up was with.
drawn on a point of order made against
1t by Senator Underwood Of Alabama.
the democratic leader and an opponent
of the bonus.
Eight opponents Of the bonus. four
republicans ana four democrats. voted
against the motion. while some sup.
ported g. In the previous vote on the
Watson motion TO table the Walsh
proposal 10 take up the bonus bill At
once eight democrats supported Il and
two republicans We're recorded against
H..
il was pointed out today that the ac-,
ton OF the senate In making the bonus
measure The special order Of business
in indefinite date has but few pre-.
oedents, date being fixed in virtually
AL Instances Of such procedure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
LABOR WANTS PROBE
MADE AT HARVARD

CINCINNATI - The American Fed.
Grafton OF Labor convention today
adopted resolution favorlng an in.
vestigation OF the alleged discrimma.
tory action which is said to be con.
templated by Harvard college" 10 bar
admission OF Hebrew as students.
The convention declared the fedora
tons disapproval OF amy departure
from true liberal tradition" and con.
demned as "un.Amercan any policy
which may deny to any radical or re.
ligious groups equal opportunities for
education.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
Charge MILLERS
FORMED A TRUST
Custer Suits win B egir
Against II Companies,
Kansas Attorney Gen.
Directs Probe.

TOPEKA. Kans Richard J. Hop.
kins. attorney general has authorized
VIM. Il. Burnett county attorney Rene
TO file custer suits under the Kansas
antitrust laws against u milling com
panies charging them with Illegal com.
binntion IN restraint OF trade Pro.
ceedines viii probably he filed la Reno.
Colo. late today he said
The petition In the case, as prepared
hy Mr. Hopkins, charges that the mill.
ing companies organized the Central
Grain Company the different compan.
les taking stock n the sale. for the
purpose OF fixing prices and control.
ing the wheat market IN tho Hutchln.
son territory Buying is being done
through the company, it is charged and
the competition destroyed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
WEEDS MUST BE CUT AND PROPERTY
KEPT CLEAN, EASTERWOOD ADVISES

Three more days viii be allowed to
the people Of Ardmore to cut their
weeds and grass according to a state.
ment made by Or A. Y. Easterwood
city health officer Wednesday morn.
ing
n weeds are not cut at once com
plnints will be filed or II the city has
them cut a penalty will he attached
according to Or Easterwood.
Reports show that the citizens have
In most cases cut weeds and grass on
their property but have failed to do so
on parkways and alleys on almost
every vacant lot In the city weeds and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
CORN LIQUOR BRINGS
GRIEF EVERYWHERE

Playing with corn liquor always
gets 'em in bad.
Anyway that's the sentiment OF
those who have hung around city
court for the last few days. I'm
Tuesday afternoons session one
man was found guilty on count
of unlawful possession Of the STUFF.
and another barely escaped dam.
ages on the same charge. Two
other whites broke down and con.
fessed 70 having been caught un-
der the Influence Of the evil sturf
and were assessed penalties in pro
portion TO their degree Of intoxica.
tion-the limit one young fellow
was dismissed on a charge Of va.
grancy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
DRY AGENTS IN
CHICAGO fired
Forty Investigators Draw Pink
Slip After Chief Gets
Busy; Many Hand in
Resignation.

CHICAGO-Dismissal of "a investi
gators from prohibition headquarters in
Chicago presages cleanup in the o.
flee and In a new campaign against the
Illicit liquor traffic In The city and
state. according to reports In prohibl.
tlon circles today
Resignation OF IS agents last night
were followed by the report that % I'D
ditlonal investigators would leave to.
day. The Is whose designations were
accepted last night left the prohlbi.
tIon force because they found the = ori,
unsuitable. Chas. Gregory. illlr u.
rector said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
REWARD OFFERED
FOR BOIL PESTS
Penny a Piece is Song Of Boy.
Who Win Start War on
The Weevils in Carter
County.

The bon weeyn Is gaining ground
aud some of the business men of Ara.
more realizing this have started
campaign against the pest
This campaign not only helps Tho
business man bur win mean the for.
tune Of boys and girls IN the county.
For every 100 weeylls dead or alive
brought .n. the bringer win receive
$1,000
The business men ore carrying on
ihis work through the chamber Of com.
merce and weevils must b, brought
into these offices.
c. T.. Ringer acting secretary VI he
Ardmore Chamber OF Commerce. stated
Wednesday That he wanted every boy
and rlrl lu the county TO get to work.
and do so at once as the campaign
close. July 10 o. tp m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
SAPULPA BALL PLAYER
WHIPPED THEN FIRED

TULSA. Okla Tod Miller FIRST b.s..
man Of the Sapulpa Southwestern
League team. has been suspended.
Manager Barney Cleveland announr i
today il Is reported thar Miller wa.
enticed into a car 10y unidentified men
Monday afternoon aud whipped
u was said that Miller had broken
training rules ana had appeared at
park pavilion using ungcntlemanl,
ionguage and borotIng th Protestant
religious faith.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21

high grass can be seen which II not
only unsanItary but draws from the
attractIyoness OF adjacent lots. accord.
ing TO Dr. Eastorwood. Complaints
have come ia from people in the city
who i've next to vacant lots stating
that the weeds have been cut hut own.
ers have failed TO NOW the grass.
"Gt is the duty OF those who rent
to Keep weeds cut and grass moved on
their lots stated Dr. Easierwood.
The city ordinance also requires that
the owners and tenants cut weeds and
grass on parkways and in alleys" he
continued. but this ordinance has been
violated often this year"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
PROSPECTS BRIGHTER FOR BONUS Bill
Clocks Work Bit
Overtime on The
Longest of Days

The weather man played a mean
trick Wednesday and in spite OF
this fact the calendar makers did
not weaken
Wednesday, June 2l. Is the long
est day I'm the year Why Il day
when a sweltering sun fairly broils
the earth should be picked for sucl
an occasion remains TO be proven.
But anyway the hands Of the clock
worked overtime.
Swimming parue members and
night workers We're the only ones
who proclaimed pleasure over to.
days record. others suffered in sill
ence
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
Coss Heorine
Continued AS
Called Today

Preliminary hearing for Bud
Goss charged with fatally wounding
MAI Shiyers in front OF the Adei.
phos Theater Sunday afternoon was
continued until Friday afternoon at
? o'clock when called by Justice oil
he Peace d. W Butcher This az
ternoon.
Failure 10 subpoena two import.
ant states witnesses was given as
the cause for the continuance.
Goss has been in the county jail sine.
being re-arrested Sunday night. He
was arrested Sunday Immediately after
his alleged assault on Sh.vers but was
released on $500 bond pending change
in the condition OF the wounded man.
Murder charges were filed against him
Monday following Shivers death at
II o'clock Monday morning
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
METERNlEN FORM SOCIETY
AT TEXAs COLLEGE

COLLEGE STATION. Texas - The
first short course for metermen con.
Quoted at the A. y N. College Of Texas
was concluded ere the past week with
the perfection Of an organization Of
those in attendance. TO be known az
the Southwestern Association Of Elec,ri.
cal Metermen The charter member.
ship was as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
BOY SCOUTS GET
INSTRUMENTS At
ROTARY LUNCHEO
Fred Culver Named Director
Hefner Made Presentation
Speech; Musical Pro
gram is Enjoyed.

Presenting the various musical in.
s,ruments TO the Rotary Boy scouts or.
cupied the principal part of the time
al the Rotary luncheon Wednesday
noon.
These instruments which have been
on display at Luke's Music store for
the past week. We're ordered by Ror1r
ons for the Youngsters who win com.
pose the Rotary Boy Scout band Fred
Culver, win be director of the band
and stated Wednesday that he would
start Immediately toward getting the
boys In shape Il 4 Hetner made the
presentation speech
Lynn Boyd made the three minute
talk taking as his subject The ium.
oerman's Part IN the World War" Mr.
Boyd was connected with this wor,
while In service Mrs. Harold Grlmmcs
sang accompanied az the piano hy Mrs.
Don Lacy Mrs Crimmes win De re.
membered as Miss Thrcsso Han who
Is well known in Ardmore She has been
doing some concert work. having sang
IN II Worth tor radio concert
Plans for the Rotary picnic We're made
and It was decided that ,ho picnic should
be held al an early date. Visiting Ro.
tarlans present were cart W. Skogs
berg oklahoma city Earnest Mash.
burn and =. = Butler. Beaumont. Tex
A. O. Young who is engaged iu the
furniture business IN this city left on
Tuesday for markets IN the east where
he win buy furniture.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
NATIONS PREPARE
FOR HAGUE PARLEY

THE HAGUE Holland was assigned
the presidency OF the central commits.
sion OF the conference ON Russian ar
fairs here when the selection OF the
heads OF this commission and The three
suhcommiss.ons OF the conference was
made today
Belgium was given the vice presi
dency OF the central body, while repre-.
sentatlves OF Great Britain, France and
Italy respectively, head the three sub.
commissions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
Rnmnninn Statesman Dad

RoME--'roke Jonescu. former pre-
mier OF Rumania and one Of the best
Known OF Rumanian statesmen. Died
here today after an illness OF several
months. Death was due to angina
pcctoris.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
Paris WANTS snne,l,lnr

rARls-The French lawn tennis as.
sociation win ask the Australian Davis
cup team 20 conditional up the latters
defeating Belgium. to play the semi.
finals against the French team In
England
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
FLASHES

NEW YORK. The body Of Guy
Barham, publisher OF the Los Angeles
Herald who died in London, June T.
was brought back TO the United States
BY his widow ON the steamship Olympic
LONDON. - Mile. Suzanne I.englen
French tennis star, arrived here today
to prepare for the coming tournament
vi Wimbledon.
WASHINGTON. - The house rules
committee voted today to approve the
Capper.Tincher grain exchange bill
which would supplement the futures
trading act TO meet the recent court
decision. The measure will be taken iip
BY the house this week.
WASHINGTON. - Thomas ", Mar.
fin. president Of the Alabama Power
Company told the senate agricultural
committee today that his company stood
ready to pay the government $4,000. 900
for It's interest in the steam plant at
Gorgas, Ala, I'll the government In.
sists that $1,000. 900 Is u fair value for
The plant.
WASHINGTON. - Harvey LoveIoy
Of st. Louis, was today appointed chief
clerk TO the third assistant postmaster
general. succeeding VIM. J. Barrows,
also Of 81. Louis. who died here Sat.
nrday. Mr.. LoveJoy has been connect.
ed with the post office department for
the last ls years.
OKLAHOMA CITY.--AIrs. Harry Lud.
low OF Chlckasha won over Mrs, j. w.
Jacobs Of Lake Side. two up and one 10
60 In the only match completed at noon
today In the second round Of qualifying
play In the women's state amateur golf
fUurmancnt at Lake Side Coli and
County Cub. Three other matches In
the championship class were being
played.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21

COPENHAGEN. - HelsIngfors dis.
patch TO the Berllngske Tidende says
that terrible pograoms have been com.
mitied In the Ukraine. The entire Jew.
ish population Of four towns IL reported
TO have been massacred. This report
has not been confirmed from Other
sources
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
My Opinion Is

Every day The Ardmorslte ques.
tons five persons on subject u
general interest The answers are
published with The names VI those
interviewed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
new LEVEE FALLS
Under Crush Of
THE RIO GRANDE
Flood Stage Reaches Crisis
This Morning and More
Aand is Inundated;
Many Homeless.
SOLDIERS SENT INTO
THE STRICKEN AREA
Loss of Life Can't be Estimat-
ed Now, Relief Workers
Report; Mostly MeXicans.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas-Four hun
OF the San Benito irrigation district,
about "a miles mp river from Browns.
vile, gave way before flood waters
OF the Rio Grande this mornng. caus.
ing the first inundation OF lowland4
IN Cameron county. a large force Of
workmen, rushed to the scene, began
little town Of Los lndos, which is
threatened by the break
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-21
Kansas Officers
kidnap Prisoners
At Slick, Okla

OKLAHOMA CITY. - Kansas au.
thoritles are guilty Of kidnapping if the
prisoners wish to file complaints and
unless Creek county officers take some
action, the state viii take hand. GOV.
ernor j. b A. Robertson said here to.
day when informed that Kansas law
officers had come into Oklahoma and
taken back 20 kansas without instiut.
ing extradltlon proceedings. four men
and a woman held at Slick in connec.
ton with the murder OF Turner C.
Tucker
WICHITA Kansas. - without wait.
ing tho formality OF extraditlon. four
men and a woman arrested at Slick.
Okla, yesterday for Investigation into
the Turner G.. Tucker, Wichita taxi
owner were today placed In an auto.
mobile by Kansas authorities and
brought back TO this state. according 20
word received here. John Doe war.
rants have been issued IN Butler county
FOR arrest OF the alleged murderers.