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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
OEFAlCATION OF FUNDS
OF DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION

Washington, Dec. 0.-Defalcations
amounting to several thousand dollars
belonging TO the Daughters of the Am
erican Revolution. by clerk employ
ed at the national headquarters of the
society. were made known today from
information which leaked out Officers
OF the society have decided not to
prosecute the woman who confessed
TO the peculation, which covers per.
iod of three years, The clerk, how
ever. was dismissed.
What has become of the money TAX
en- is matter which is puzzling the
secretary's officers, The woman who
confessed the embeZzlement was pos.
sessed of an income sufficient to
make her Independent, It is said.
aside from an ample salary she drew
from the office. She lived quietly and
without any outward display OF even
such luxury as she could afford with
her salary and income.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
ZeIaya's Successor.

Washington. Dec. 10.-Evidence is
multiplying that Zelaya intends to re-
tire as president OF Nicaragua Re.
ports 10 that effect are general
throughout that country and the AM
crican consular officers seem to give
credence to them.
The latest news from Nicaragua,
reaching the state department today
said Jose Madriz was being talked
of as Zelaya's successor In the alb
sence of definite Information on this
point, IL is assumed this suggestion
come from Zelaya's friends and for
that reason. as well as others, his Sc
lection would be far from satisfactory
10 this government
Madriz was chairman of the Me
araguan delegation to the Central Am
crican peace conference, held here in
1907, and he was also elected secre-
tary of the conference. At present no
is the representative of the Nlcarae-
uan government in the Central Ameri-
can court of justice at CartaGo. which
is charged with the settlement of
questions arising among the several
Central American countries. His Sc
lection would not be satisfactory to
the United States.
The cruiser Albany and the gunboat
Yorktown received hurried orders last
week while in Magdalena bay
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
DEFF EFFEE FEENSE OF
DIR. COOK
Star CapelIa Now is a
Part OF the Polar
Fight

San Jose. Cal, Dec. 10.-That the
statements reported TO be contained
in afiGayits sworn TO by Dnllle and
Loose. and published by the New York
Times, cannot be given credence by
any one who has lived in the Arctic
regions, IS the belief OF Maurice Con-
nell. United States weather observer
here and survivor OF the Greely eXpedi-
ton. Connell says:
1T is stated that this eX-navigator.
Loose, swears that. having the basis
of an observation of the star Capella,
he warned DR.. Cook that his narrative
must say the star rose at 4 o'clock on
the morning OF January 10.
"As a matter OF fact, the star Ca
peila neither sets nor rises during the
Arctic night. Its northern declinatlon
is about 46 degrees. Stars with a
northern dcclination OF moro than %
degrees never rise or set anywhere
within the Arctic circle. They revolve
around the polar star. just as do cir
cumpolar stars in this latitude.
Furthermore. why should Dr. Cook
make a star observation 10 determine
its position in January, wnen he knew
his position, being in the village OF
Annatook2
when he started out from that viii
lage on his northern Journey and up
TO the time he lost sight of land, he
had good Arctic charts to guide his
course and locate his position every
do,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
POLICE MAN
CONYE:R ! Ed
Found He Was Going
to Hades on an Ex-
press Train

New York, Dec. 10.-"Jacll' Brown.
strapping policeman who quit the
force. swore off on liquor and turned
evangelist announced yesterday some
of his conclusions after wrestling a
year with the aid of prayer instead
OF the night stick, Here they are IN
brief:
The police department of a big city
is an express train to hell. | decided
to take a local. so ] left it Then [
changed cars and am on an express
train for heaven.
"A policeman can be a Christian as
we'll as any one else, if he wants to,
but no one ever heard of one wanting
TO. Besides, if he was one. he would
have 10 leave the department There
is no place there for God-fearlng
man OF honest purpose.
"If the police OF the city followed
Christs example they would help more
TO wipe ont sin than all the preachers
in the world. Think what it would be
if they gave a helping hand to the
weak. had pity for the Magdalen. a
sympathetic ear for human suffering.
II believe In an old-fashioned
church, no denominations, just the re-
ligion OF Jesus. | try 10 live every day
TO be more like him. and that is the
religion ] teach my flock"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
ARRIVAL OF
DES MONIES
Creates Greatest Enthu-
siasm Among People
of Bluefields

BluehcldS, Nicaragua. Dec 10
General Estrada was dumbfounded to-
day when he learned that the object of
the conference of Zelayan envoys with
General Fornos Diaz. representing the
insursent leader. was to demand the
surrender of the insurgents army
General Vasquez, In command Of a
division of the government troops near
Rama. on Wednesday proposed con-
ference to General Estrada.
The latter. believing that Vasquez
sought opportunity for an advantage
Gus surrender, sent General Diaz to
meet him. The government envoys
proved to be Julio Bonilla and Major
Eva. Accompanying General Diaz for
the insurgents was Major Zelaya, Il
nephew of the president
When DiaZ heard the demand for
the surrender of the insurgents. he
Immediately declared that Vasquez
was the one who should surrender.
declaring the insurgents position at
Rama impregnable and that the Unit
ed States was supporting General ES-
trada. The conference continues to-
day
The arrival Of the United States
cruiser Des MolneS has created the
greatest enthusiasm and drawn the
whole town to the water front The
cruiser band played the Star Spang-
led Banner"
Commander John H. Shipley of the
DeS Moines conferred today with Tho
mas =. MofTatt, the United States CON
sui at Bluef1elds.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
MILLIONS FOR THE POOR
OF THE CITY OF ST. PAUL

St Paul, MINI. Dec. 10.-Adminis
traitors of the estates of Mrs. Fannie
S. Wilder. A. H, Wilder and Mrs Cor.
nelia Day Wilder are preparing to
place S2.200.0O0 devised to charity in
st. Paul to use before January l.
Seven nephews and nieces. living
in California, who have been irving
10 break the joint Will for 10 years
employing twenty-eight attorneys in
the attempt. received an adverse decIs
ion in the United States supreme
court Wednesday, thus releasing the
estate for the benefit of the poor.
The estate includes large property
holdings in Illinois, Chicago, Wlscon
sin, Iowa, Montana and Minnesota
The fortune was amassed by Albert
H Wilder, and by him. his wife and
his daughter left as legacy to ST
Paul's poor, but it has been held up
by litigation.
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CUMMINS
is RADICAL
Ills Bill Will Precipitate
a Railroad War in
Congress

Washington. Dec 10-A controver-
sy over railroad legislation Will be
precipitated in congress this wintor.
which in importance promises TO sur
pass the legislative conflict over rail
road rates four years ago. The first
gun was fired today by Senator Cum
MINIS of Iowa. when he introduced a
bill proposing radical changes in the
interstate commerce act. In a large
sense. the Cummins measure is
sub-statue for the present interstate
commerce act.
1t is expected that the measure pro-
posing amendments to the law Will be
introduced early in January by Sena.
tor Elltins, which will differ from the
CummIns bill In many important de.
tails. In brief. the Cummin5 bill re-
quires the interstate commerce conf
mission 10 promulgate uniform class
ification of freight and to prepare a
plan for the statement OF freight
rates which shall hereafter be made
in a uniform way Carriers are ro-
ouired to adopt this classification
The commission is authorized 10 con.
slider rates on It's own motion with a
view to determining their reasonable
ness and Is empowered to Ak maxi
mum and minimum rates
In any action instituted In court 10
set aside an order of the commission
respecting rates. the courts are pre-
vented from inquiring Into the reas-
onableness or suficiency OF any rate
fixed by the commission. The bill
provides that changes In rates shall
not become effective until they are ap-
proved by the commission. II pro-
hibits the acquisition or control by
anN common carrier of any parallel
competing line, or from acquiring the
capital stock or bonds of any other
carrier that is q competitor
BY the terms of the bill. carrier
is prohibited from issuing any capl-
tai stock without payment at par. eth
er in money or In property and in
effect, the commission shall have sup.
ervision OF the issues of stocks and
bonds b. any carrier Specific direc-
lions are given for the disposition OF
the proceeds of any sale of bonds. At
ter January j. 1911. no carrier doing
interstate business shall be permitted
TO engage in any other business than
that OF q common carrier
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
CHI [)REN
DEL|(1|i TED
With Cold Air Treat
ment ir the Schools
of Chicago

Chicago. Dec. l0-Pupils in the
Graham school are undergoing cold
air treatment for their health under
the direction OF Principal William +.
Watt, The experiment has been in
progress for three months.
A room containing ninety first grade
pupils was found yesterday with win
dows wide open and children studying
with their wraps on.
THE children are delighted" said
Principal Watt. Ito breathe pure air all
day in school and out. They are not
compelled to sit in the room under
such conditions. but there are many
more clamoring TO get in. II has been
a most successful experiment.
Pupils have been cured of catarrh,
swollen glands have been reduced to
normal size and tubercular symptoms
have disappeared. Their resistance 10
disease has been raised and they are
much more healthy
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
MANIAC IS
A I | LAR(E
E oIey Creates a Reign
of Terror in the
Country

Shrcve. Ohio, Dec 10.-AGter pass
Ing the night at the home of Mrs.
Charles Carr, whom no forced from
her home, Oscar E. Boley, the escap.
ed maniac, who, yesterday, killed Sher-
in Jacob Bell, early today eluded his
guard. He returned to the home of
Roy Lee, where yesterday he shot
Bell and burned the mattress upon
which the sheriff's body lay Boley
then struck out for the country and
was pursued by posse headed by To-
cal militiamen and Captain Emmett
Eddy, sharpshooter. Boley was
traced to some timber and surround
cd
Boley caused terror in the country
near here last night and farmers bar
ricaded their homes
Boley ordered Mrs, Carr to prepare
him a supper, She did and then was
ordered away. Boley went to bed
Mrs Carr notified the officials and
guard was stationed outside the house.
These men Bolev eluded. Boley then
went to Lees house. burned the mat
tress and left
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
STAR TED A
JOY RIDE
Which Resulted in the
Death of a
Man

ST Louis. Dec. 1O-Two drinks of
beer are said to have started Russell
Howard 17-year-old chauffeur upon
a wild 10y ride last night that end
ed In the death of a man and the ar
rest of Howard and three companions
early today.
That's what a kid gets for drink
ing" was lHoward's excuse after land
Ing in cell
Two women and a man were with
Howard in the" automobile.
He said when they drank beer he
wanted TO have a big time SO he
took his employers machine from a
garage. Then reckless OF speed or
safety, he drove the big touring car
over the boulevards and back to the
business district
Dennis Short failed to dodge the
machine 1t struck him squarely and
killed him instantly.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
OBSER RVIN(1
TIL: CONE. 7
Astronomers TO Plan
the Photographing
of HaIIey's

Madison. Wis, Dec 10.-Thc Astro-
nomical and Astrophysical society of
America through the chairman of its
committee on comets, Professor Geo.
c. Comstock OF the University of Wis
consin has just issued statement
10 astronomers throughout the coun-
try in regard to the observation of
Halley's comet.
a long and continuous Photographic
campaign, in order to secure the best
possible pictures of the interesting
visitor TO the solar system. Is urged
by the committee. AS there is no
observatory with proper facilities for
photographing the comet in the large
area of the Pacific ocean. the COM
mittee is about 10 send an expedition
to the Hawaiian islands 10 photo
graph the comet during It's greatest
brilliancy. which will be in May.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amaleamated Copper. 81 rs.
American Beet Sugar. ~ Is
American Car and Foundry. -.
American Cotton Oil, GS 5-8
American Locomotive. 61 IL.
American Smelling, 100 Is.
American Smelling. pfd.. 40 rs.
American Sugar Refining, 123 rs.
Anaconda Mining Co, - IL.
AtchisOn Railway. 121 rs.
Atlantic Coast Line. 135.
Baltimore and Ohio. III IA
Brookly nRapid Transit. so 3S.
Canadian Pacific. $50 IL.
Chesapeake and Ohio. 81 IA.
Chicago and Northwestern. 176 IL.
Chicago, Nil and ST Paul, loo rs.
Colorado Fuel and Iron, % rs.
Colorado and Southern. 81 81.
Delaware and Hudson, 1SS Ia.
Denver and Rio Grande. - Is
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd., sc is
Erie Railway. 81 3-S
Great Northern, pfd.. 143.
Great Northern Ore Gifts. 81 1-2.
Illinois Central, LAG "a.
lnterborough Met, "a rs.
Interborough Met, pfd., G2 Ia.
Louisville and Nashville, 152 II.
Missouri Pacific, 20 3-4.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas, 40 IL.
National Biscuit, 116 IL.
National Lead, 81 SIS.
New York Central. 1913 1-9.
Norfolk & Western. 101.
Northern Pacific, IA IA.
Pacific Mail. AZ.
Pennsylvania Railway, 13i. =
Peoples Gas, ia l-2.
Pullman Palace Car, 100.
Reading Railway. 10 Ia
Rock Island Co. pfd, 80 IA.
Southern Pacific. 131 Ii.
Southern Railway, 81 3-4.
Union Pacific, 2e2 Is.
United States Steel. 80 1-2.
United States Steel. pfd.. l25 Ia.
Wabash Railway, 81 3-S.
Wabash Railway, pfd.. 81 IL.
Western Union, rs.
Standard OIL company, 656.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
PRICES OF
CR()CE RIES
Government Officials
Are After the Bic
Combine

New York. Dec, 10.-High prices
of fcodstuffs are being investigated
by the United States district attor.
neys office here because of complaints
by the larger wholesale grocers that
there seems TO exist conspiracy
among some manufacturers to main
tain prices to the consumer. 1t Is
learned that several leading manufac-
turers of food products have been call
ed before District Attorney Wise and
informed that the contracts they have
been using to force wholesalers to
keep mp prices are in restraint OF
trade and a violation of the anti
trust law
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
MOTHER EXPECTS THE RETURN
OF HER KIDNAPPED CHILD.

Louisville, XIV. Dec. 1O.-"Alma will
be home today" is the belief express
ed 10y Mrs. J. f. Kellner. mother of
eight-year- Alma Kellner. who is
believed to he held for ransom by kid
napers. Following the visit to Mrs.
Kellner late yesterday OF the negro
servant Katie Martin, and her delv-
cry OF message entrusted TO her by
two white women, one of whom" as
the servant said, was a man. the
mother has prepared TO meet ennis.
saries of the supposed kidnappers at
some unknown place today
Doubt is expressed that the lidnap.
pers will meet Mrs, Kellner. as the
entire agreement was made public In
the newspapers today and the police
undoubtedly will follow Mrs. Kellner.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
MISS AsoUlTH Is THE OBJECT
OF MUCH ANNOYANCE

Winchester. England. Dec. 10.-Miss
Viola Asqulth was found YESTERDAY
watching nearby the hospital I'm Win
chester. where the Hon Archibald
Goroon, second son of the early OF
Aberdeen, lies critically I'll.
Nlile Miss Asquith'e name has been
banded about In connection with Poet
watson S cfrusion. she has been endur-
ing the agonies OF suspense while tho
lite Of Gordon has hung in the bal
ance
There has been no announcement Of
an enlargement between them-their
eloest friends have no, limited at it
but the tireless vigil OF Miss Asquith
Is permitted 10 read its own love tale.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
SHOUL- D Be
PUNISHED
Senator Rayner Wants
Zelaya Persued and
Captured

Washington. Dec. 10.-A resolution
authorizing the President to take tho
necessary steps for the apprehension
OF President Zelaya of Nicaragua and
for his punishment on the charge of
murder if the facts in the possession
OF the state department warrant such
action, was introduced today by Sen.
alor Rayner.
The resolution recites the cIrcum.
stances connected with the execution
Of two Americans. Groce and Cannon.
by order of President Zelaya as gen
orally understood through published
reports from Niaragua
The resolution will lie on the table
and Senstor Rayner has given notice
that he will address the senate in its
support
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
HORSE TRACKS AS EVIDENCE.

Lyons. Kan, Dec. 1O-Horsc tracks
made last June and carefully pre-
served by the state authorities since
that time. will be introduced in evil
dence in the trial of Ora Turner here
today. who is being tried for the muir
der OF Roy SNYDER.
The footprints were found near the
scene OF the murder, and the state
will attempt to show that they are
identical with those OF Turner's horse
footprints OF Snyder's horse have
been taken in clay and Will also be
exhibited Both men were rivals for
the hand of young woman.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Dec. observation-disclosures
estimated at 5000; market weak;
beeyes S40OaS 70; Texas steers $3.50
az so: westeTn steers 81 .25a7 90:
s;ockers and feeders SO 10a5 %. cows
and heifers 81 10a5 65; calves 800
az 90
Hogs Receipts estimated at 10000
Market strong to sc higher: light SS.-
00aS.50: mixed IS l0as 60; heavy S.
20as G5; rough ss, 20aS IS: good TO
choice heavy 49, 35as 65; pics sc. 90a
Z So; bulk OF sales SIS. $0aS 55,
Sheep-Receipt8 estimated at 10000
Market strong; native So 50aE so;
western 80 75a5 so; yearlings Sc. 25a
7.65: lambs, native. So. .75aS so. west
ern So. 75aS 81
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. Dec. -Wheat-Decem
Der. no. May. los 7-S@1O9; July. 80.
Corn-Deccmber, co, May. "a; July
63 1-2d G3 SIS,
oats-December. 43 Is; May, A S-S
July. AZ.
Barley-Cash. 566GS.
Rye-Cash, 1906; December. IS;
May, &c 1-2
Cloyer-March. 1926
Timothy. March, 395
Pork-January. 2L55; May, 21.15;
July. $50 30,
L.ard-December. 1880; January
1865; May, 11.S0@lI.S2 July,
11.72 1-2
Ribs-January, 1IS5; May, Hoy l-2;
July, 11.07 IL.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
VIOLENCE AT coLLIERIes.

Sydney, y. S. w, Dec 9.-Vlolence
in connection with the strike at the
collieries OF the Dominion Coal COM
pany has broken out afresh. At the
Dominion colliery, Glace BY. today, a
crowd OF 300 strikers, armed with
clubs. gathered about the entrance and
threatened the men who were going
to work. The police arrested four
Angus Mclean. employed at No. 2
colliery. was shot and ser r.ously wound
ed by unknown persons.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
OPERA TICKETS FOR
GIRLS WHO ARE MAYNARD

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 10-Opera
tickets for wayward girls az a means
OF reformation was advocated by Miss
Sadie American. secretary of the Ma
tional Council of jewish Women. in
an address delivered here last night.
Miss American deplored the effect
the average moving picture show has
on girls. and declares that the unnec-
cssary degree of darkness In these
places has n baleful influence.
I'VE must give the girl the things
she likes, the speaker explained. I'VE
must stop telling her TO don't and
must not try TO force things on her
that she does not care for"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10

REPLY A POLITE NEGATIVE.

London, Dec. 9.-The reply of the
protesting powers, Great Britain. Rus
STA. France and Italy. to Turkeys re-
quest for definite settlement of the
status of Crete, Is a polite negative.
Identical notes were handed to the
Turkish ambassadors at the capitals
today stating that the moment was
inopportune for negotiations as they
might arouse dangerous excitement in
Turkey and elsewhere and lead to
serious complications with tho pow
org
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
immigration Commissioner Makes Report
Which Contains Stories Of Revolving Prac=
tiCeS OF PrOCurerS of Women

worlds champions to baseballdom
next Wednesday evening.
Temple. who was formerly one of
the moving spirits in the National
league. being president and owner of
the Pittsburg club. comes from the
Pacific coast on an invitation extend
cd by Barney Dreyfuss, of Pittsburg.
and there Is report here that, in
case the Heydler forces are not strong
enough to re-elect the present incum.
bent. Temple may be offered by them
as compromise candidate.
Barney Dreyfus yesterday received
letter from Temple announcing the
acceptance Of his Invitation to be the
champions guest.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
NO TRACE OF THE
MISSING THIRTEEN MEN.

Detroit. Dec 1O.-Captain Grubb of
the Point Pelee light house In Lake
Eric reported by telephone this morn
ing that nothing had been seen of the
missing life boat and thirteen men
from the burned steamer Clarion.
Captain Grubb stated that when the
weather cleared a little today he
sighted a big steam barge aground
on southeast shoal. A west wind was
rolling up heavy sea.
The stranded barge as seen by
Captain Grubb Is evidently the steam
er Joseph G. Munro, OF Tonawanda,
upbound. Her position is not danger
GUS
The crew remained on board.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
MADAME sEMsRIcH TRYING
TO SAVE LIFE OF HUSBAND.

Los Angeles. C6l.. Dec, Madame
Sembrlch, the singer, is hurrying to-
ward the city today. according to tel
egrams, In a race 10 save the life OF
her husband Herr Stengl Stengl
was stricken with a severe attack OF
pneumonia I'm Salt Lake City. and the
singer cancelled her engagements
there to bring him here.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
ENGLISH WREsTLeRs ARRIVE.

New York, Dec 1O,-Two notable
English wrestlers, Tom Cannon and
Jim Esson, are in New York en- route
to Chicago. where they expect 10 meet
several American wrestlers on the
mat Cannon is a former English
champion, while Esson claims the
present open championship title.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. Neb.. Dec. 1O.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 400. slow. Native steers s4.
0oaS 90. cows and hcifers SO 00a5 =.
co; western steers So 50a6 %; cows
and heifers 81 75a5 40; Gamers 81 55
a3 so; stockers and feeders S2.75a
5 40: calves S2 50a7 20
Hogs-Reccipts 6.20l: steady
Heavy IS 50aS 40: mixed and light
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DEAD MAN WEIGHED 4e1 1-2 LBS

Ottawa, Ont. Dec. 1O.-Canada's g
heavyweight citizen was buried at
Quoyop. Quebec, near here Wednes.
day when. in a specially-desIgned cof.
fln J. j Muldoon. a farmer, aged %,
of Muldoon, Pontiac county. near OF
tawa. was inferred. Muldoon weigh
ed 161 IL pounds
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AERoPLANES WILL WITNESS
MANY GREAT CHANGES

New York. Dec. 1O.-"Therc will be
the same degree of difference between
the aeroplane OF today and that OF
1920 as that between the OK cart and
the automobile" said Winthrop K.
Scaritt. former president OF the Auto
mobile Club Of America, In a state