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ASSOC tONPANY.

A quarterly d~ill.eua Of Two arl one
halr t.'qct, Per Cent. has hrrr declared
On tn. stock OF ANSIb ChMPANN, pa
able Aprtl let, lPl6, - stockholders ~
record Nar'h lIti, ltlG The transfer
hooks VIII hc closed a. 'h~ office OF the
COMPANY, IL broadway. New York 'if,,
at three %o'cloosi T. NJ, March l2'h. lgid
and viii be r-opcned Aptl ~. l"lf
\ .. lNMOi'TTE, secretary
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OMEN. HIrh.Ioy- Clos.

The local market for spot cotton MAS
Sssdy. " noints advance. Niddlng. II zoe
southern spot markets az Officially reported
ss-c unchanged, 8 to - points adv ancr
Norfolk : points decline. New Orleans. II $40 !:
'.re>on. t-iIc; savannah. I2c: Memphis.
10 augusta. II sac: Houston. 2-Oc.
New Orleans market closed steady.
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DINIDF>Ds AND INTEREST.
AMERICAN CAR AND ror>pRy 20,

iNEFERHl.b CAPITAL. STOCK
pINlpESD so. hS.
\ dlNidcnl OF one and three quarter psr
cent. 80 o., on th" Preferred stock OF
this Company las this day been declared.
payable Saturda". \pr.l !, 1915. to stock.
holders OF record at IN" v.osc OF business
Tuesiiv. March ~. lHlo.
checks viii be mailed hv tho Guaranty
Trust Company ~ New lurk.
:. DrLANb, Treasurer.
wv, NJ HN,iIit. Secretary
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IVVIVHfT vi
state OF New York. County Of New York. s.:
/, ELMER r.. WHITAKER. Cashier OF
tho Hanover National Bank Of th". tity OF
New York. do solemnly swear that tn" ahov"
statement IS truc. to the best OF my knowledge
and belief
ELMER F.. WHITAKER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this
18th day of March 1915.
v. l.. THOMAS. Notary Public.
New York County.
Corrcct--Attcst
WILLIAM WOODWARD
SAMUEL. T.. PETERS Directors,
HENRN W. HOWE
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T-FF 7 NJ = W
DIVIDEND 40 "a.
\ dividend OF one half per cent. a, ~
On IN" common STOCK II This Comma M HAS
this daN been declared. ps.ahlo SATURDAY.,
ApI,| /, 1915. TO eto, khollcrs of record al
~. clos" Of business Tuesday. March IL.
1915
Cnc"k- will h" mailed by tn. Guaranty
thus, 'ompRnv 90 New Nork
: : bFI.\ND. Treasurer.
NN. N H\GEN. Secretary,
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AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.

A quarterly dividend OF ono and thr.s-
quarters per cent, has been declared uDon
the Preferred stock ~ this Company, nav
able April LIST, 1916, to Stockholders Of
record at the close NJ business March 18th.
Checks mailed.
y, u. Aasa. Secretary 4 Treasurer,
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TO THE MOI DyRs OF BONDS OF rHR
VICL0R ivEL COMPANY. ISSUED
SAID COMPANY. DATED lilly 1.
isoS; To KNICkERnOCKER TRUsf

Holcs 10 hereby given pursuant to Ar
tic!e Eighth OF said mortgage. that q meet
Ing OF bondholders Is hereby to
be held at the once OF the undersignet
TTusie" tsuCCsScr TO said knick.rbocker
Irust company, No. so broadway. borough
Of Manhattan. New York CITY. on the 18th
day OF March. 1916. ut the hour Of II
o'oock A. 81. OF said day. for the purpose
Of approving Ell agreement between the
Company and tho Trustee altering and
adding TO said mortssgs and the mort
cages ~suppl"menthi thereto. so as 10 pro.
vide for the release ther~froin bv the
Trustee Of certain lands tho title to which
" disputed. ana pursuant thereto to effect
the confirmation of Title IN the Company
and the Trustee of other lands secured ~
saii mortgage.
Dated. Nrw York. January -. 1914,
COLI MIsIA TRUST COMPANY.
Successor Trustee.
nv GEORGE r.. WARREN. Trust OmcAs.
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CUBA CANE SUGAR CORPOR ALTON
HrS.fcrrel Slnck IiNldsnL

\ quarterly dividend 81 a. = has bean
upon tn" preferred stock or this
company for the quarter ending March 81,
i'lh, pirlh" Aprll |. 1915. TO s'ockholiers
~ record "t the clos" of business March
20, 1910
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BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
The HANOVER NATIONAL BANK

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
ct New York. In the state Of New York. ~
the close VI business March Z. 1915.
RESOURCES.
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The u \ NJ. bids to Liverpool were
NAya. t.iic.: May. y So: July. y Sc :
ofo5e- D-oi" The market there u. due TO
errH TODAY lli2 20 ~ points advance
Pc- r.-.-nis and stnnks
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The Liverpool market opened quiet. There
ss Qiot business IN spot cotton. with
eldt.ln. 2 points decline. AZ 71-d Sales.
y" BALE; receipts. 5000 bales. all Amer.
kll Closed quiet.
Open. Hish. Low. Clos. Prev
ing est. est. ,u. close.
March April. 10 40 T5e T57i, 76?'s
Nv june ... 20 80 80 ..Ei, ,sil.
!HvAggust. Isl 80 81 T5.iz 80
o. NOV ... 53rs go. -, - 33s,a
Ths u \ NJ. bids to Liverpool were:
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New Orleans 90 to 800 th0J i4.0l,
Exports Yesterday were 7.IS7 bales. Total
~. i- ihi~ season. $3.50 i5 bales. Total
lSt sason, t~.s,6.2>4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
RECh>T)NC
NAT | OJARD
IN ARDMORE
LIEUTENANT BROCK WANTS MEN
FOR THE FIRST OKLAHOMA
REGIMENT, NOW READY TO GO
TO BORDER.

Lieutenant Brock of the First regi-
ment of Oklahoma infantry stationed
at Fort Sill is here to gather recruits
for the regiment. The medical exam
ination has been so strict, and so
many have failed to qualify, that 600
10 700 men are needed to fill the
regiment. His headquarters are at
the recruiting station here, and he
does not know how long he will be
here, as newspapers state that the
regiment will be ordered to entrain
for the border Wednesday, He states,
however, that the colonel of the regi-
ment has not received such orders.
Lieutenant Brock enlisted two men
early this morning and left for Will
son, Ringing and the oil fields,
whore he hopes to get a large num-
Der of recruits He is taking enlist
ments for the national guard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
SHOPPERS ARE
ARRIVING ON
EVERY TRAIN
THE GREATEST BARGAIN WEEK
IN THE HISTORY OF THE CITY
NOW IN PROGRESS. SHOPPERS
FARES REFUNDED.

The first two days of the great
eight days co operative railroad fare
refunding sale was a signal success.
Trains from every direction brought
in shoppers and the merchants are
well satisfied.
Those merchants who have special
sales going for the occasion are well
| pleased while the shoppers themselves
play 1t Is very evident that many
of the shoppers are looking ahead and
/ anticipating their future needs as
goods are being purchased in large
varitey.
Every day this week is going to
see the bargain counters busy. Some
were cleaned up today and another big
array is promised for every day of the
week The longest distance Travelled
Saturday was 81 miles and the shopper
acknowledged that she was in the hab-
it of going to another large center
and came Just to see' If she could
save time and money. "Ardmore is
my shopping center in the future" she
said 81 like your stores and their
clerks are so accommodating that one
would have thought some of them had
known me for years. 7 shall tell my
friends how Ardmore is"
On the trading slips amounts as
low as five cents were credited with
as good grace as that many dollars.
Drug stores received the benefit of
the extra shoppers and the exclusive
shoe stores, were well repaid for their
extra efforts to attract bargain hunt
ers.
Secretary Gilbert of the Business
Mems Association said today every
day this week is going to be bargain
day in Ardmore and in these times
the shoppers of the trade territory are
going to be quick to grasp the oppor-
tunity. Every merchant has kept the
faith. / doubt if there is a city in
the southwest with such offerings as
our merchants are making. They are
doing their part toward establishing
Ardmore as a great retail shopping
center and you might as well put it
down that Ardmore copes with the
biggest and best and from now on
there are going to be lots of people
who will come here who in the past
have gone to Dallas, Fort Worth or
Oklahoma City to do their shopping"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
Russian Drive Continues.

London, July 10.-The drive Of the
Russian armies on the eastern front
continues to overshadow the allied
drive on the west. The German forces
in the Kovel region are reported in
full flight before the army of General
Brussioff. The Russians have occu-
pied Muleviche, twenty-four miles
east of Kovel and the Russians have
crossed the Stockhod river in the
region of Jonovka. Petrograd mill
tary experts are expecting the early
fall of Kovel, which would compel the
retirement of General Won Linsingen
from the Lutsk salient. Both official
and unofficial dispatches from Berlin
reflect anxiety over the Russian ad-
vvance as being greater than the
Franco British offensive in the west
expressing surprise az the extent and
persistence of the Russian offensive
and the endless resources of the am.
munition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
CAN TEEN FUND
NOW NEEDED
BY SOLDIERS
ARDMoRE GAVE TO COMPANY C
AND OVERLOOKED ITS OWN
BOYS WHO JOINED THE MA
TIONAL GUARD.

About ten Ardmore boys have en-
listed with Company II at Durant and
are now at Fort Sill. Archie Lee,
was one of the local boys who went
but could not qualify under the rigid
rules. Mr.. Lee states that Ardmore
made up a canteen fund of something
like 800 for Company G of Wewoka
where none of the Ardmore boys
shared any of the money. The local
boys have been entirely overlooked,
and they feel the sting just little
bit Mr.. Lee and others are work
ing today to gather some funds to
send to the Ardmore boys to keep
them supplied with little necessities
until pay day comes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
EIREMEN WILL
HAVE PICNIC
THIS MONTH
THREE DAYS WILL BE DEVOTED
TO PLEASURE AT WHITING
TON PARK - PLENTY OF EN-
TERTAlNMENT.

July 27, 2S and 90 the firemen will
have a big three-day picnic at the
Wilmington park, in which they in
vite the people of Ardmore and sur
rounding country to come and enjoy
the days with them. They have book
ed several attractive features. There
will be no admission fee charged, and
plenty of ice water will be provided.
Several speakers have been invited
to attend and all the county eandi-
dates will have a chance to tell the
people what they stand for. The
farmer who hauls the largest load of
people to the picnic on the opening
date will received five dollars in cash
and many are already preparing to
collect this money. The firemen pro-
mise to give the people one of the
best picnics ever held in this city and
ask the cooperation Of all citizens to
this end.
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WH|TT|NCTON
HOTEL. NEARING
COMPLE
CAPTAIN WHITTlNGToN HOPES
TO HAVE HOUSE OPEN BY THE
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER - WILL
BE MODERN.

The new Wilmington hotel is rap
idly nearing completion and Captain
Wilmington said that he hoped to
have the house open for the public by
the first of September. The house
will be modern in every particular,
with every convenience, and will be.
for its size, one of the best hotels in
the state. Mr.. Wilmington states
that he is undecided whether he will
assume the management of the house
personally or not, but said that un-
less he could secure a first-class man
one thoroughly conversant with the
hotel business, and capable of cater
ing to the travelling public, he would
again resume his position behind the
desk and take active management.
There will be a first-class cafe in
connection with the house, which will
be run on the European plan. and no
expense will be spared to make this
one of the best stopping places in the
state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10

The new attack launched by the
French in Champagne district last
night resulted in the capture of Gar
man trenches over 500 front,
the French war office announced to-
day.
On the Somme front, the French
took line of German positions near
Barleaux, together with nine hundred
and fifty prisoners.
The French have advanced their
lines south of the Somme today a
mile and one-half, reaching within a
mile Of Peronne.. French critics be.
Iieve the capture of Peronne is only
a question of hours.
Steady progress for the British near
OviIlers is reported in an official state
ment today. The British have also
made new advances northwest of Con-
tal-Maieon and several hundred prise
ners were taken.
The capture of Troneswood, Lanai
sonette and the village of Rarbeaux
by German troops is announced to.
day by Berlin.
The Germans have checked the
Russian forces, which were advanc
ing in Volhynla in the Objection ot
koVel, the war office announced to
day. The Russian troops moving
toward the Stoknod line were re
pulsed everywhere, says Berlin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
SECOND WARNING RECEIVED BY
STATE DEPARTMENT THAT THE
BANDITS ARE EN- ROUTE.
MESSAGE TO WILSON
Carranzs Organ at Chihuahua City
Says Bandit Leader Appeared in
Jiminez Shortly After That Towns
Capture by Bandits.

Washington. July 1o.-A second
warning that Mexican bandits are
headed for the Texas Big Bend coun.
try was given to the state department
today by Arredondo.
He told Acting Secretary Polk that
his government has given him def
mite, information that the bandits are
headed toward RoquilIas and prom
ised the cooperation Of the Carranza
forces.
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AFTER SENSATIONAL VOYAGE,
THE DEUTSCHLAND WITH CAR
GO OF CHEMICAL ARRIVES.
VILLA At JIM|NEz
Announcement is Also Made That
This is the First of Fleet Of Such
Craft Built to Ply Regularly Be
tween United States and Germany.

Baltimore, Md, July 1o.-on deliver
ing the ships papers to the office of
the North German Lloyd line today,
Captain KONG of the Deutschland is
sued a formal statement declaring
that his voyage across the Atlantic
had broken EneIand's rule Of the seas.
The Deutschland was formally en-
termed at the Baltimore Customs
House today without opposition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10

Baltimore, Md, July 1o.-The an
ncuncement that the German subma.
rine merchantmen, Deutschland,
reaching Chesapeake bay Yesterday, is
the first Of fleet OF 5ucn craft built
to ply regularly in the trans atlantic
trade, was made early today by Cap
tain Paul Konis, master of the super
submarine.
"Just wait, there'Il be more here
soon. We are gcing to have a regu-
lar line," he said
The Deutschland ended her voyage
across the Atlantic at $40 this morn
ing when she docked at the pier of the
Eastern Forwarding Company at the
outskiHs of Baltimore, after health Of
ficers mad inspected her in quarantine.
Persons talking to Captain KONG to-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
SOUTH AMERICAN
CO j n 7 R|ES
GET INTO WAR
PERU AND VENEZUELA SAID TO
HAVE ENTERED INTO SECRET
AGREEMENT TO SEIZE LANDS
OF COLOMBIA AND ECUADOR.

Washington, July 1O.-Official dis
patches today in Latin-American dip
lomatic quarters say secret agree,
ment has been made between Peru
and Venezuela, with the object OF
taking vast tracts of land, the owner
ship of which they dispute with Co
lombia and Ecuador.
Grave fears for the peace of the
nations involved are expressed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
IMPORTANT GAINS MADE BY French
IN ATTACK LAUNCHED LAST NIGHT
GERMAN TRENCHES OVER FIVE HUNDRED METRE
FRONT TAKEN BY FRENCH, ACCORDING TO PARIS
ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY.

On Somme Front French Took Line OF German Positions Near
Barleaux together with Nine Hundred and Fifty Prisoners
and French Line South of Somme Advanced Mile and One
Half Today Reaching Within One Mile of Peronne
French Critics Predict Early Fall of Peronne-Steady
Progress Made by British Near Ovliers and they also Ad
vanced northwest of Contamination, where Several Hum
dred Prisoners Taken-Capture of Troneswood, La
masonette Farm and Viag of Barleaux Claimed today
by Berlin Russians Conn. cir Progress Against Teu
tons on Eastern Front a.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
Farmer Hurt in Runaway.

Guthrie, Okla, July o While Ollie
Bryan, a farmer living near Orlando,
was hauling grain from the field the
front stake of his wagon gave way,
letting him fall between the horses.
who first began kicking and then ran
away, dragging him a long distance
and iriuring him fatally.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10

El Paso, Tex, July 10.-Francisco
Villa appeared in Jiminez after that
towns capture by the bandits, ac-
cording to La Democrata, a Carranza
organ published at Chihuahua City,
a copy of which was received here
today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
YOUNG KING DETHRONED
Duy-Tan Dethroned as Result OF Re
volt at QuaneNgai, China.

Paris, July 1O.-Duy- Tan, the 16
year-old king of the French protec
torate of AMMAN on the China Sea
has been dethroned as a result OF
the revolt at Quapg-Ngai. which he
was accused of having fomented. He
was succeeded by Prince Bun-Dao
who has just been crowned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
N. Y. cuardmen Drill at FL Reno.

FL Reno, Okla, July Am exhibi-
ton drill was given on the Streets
of FL Reno today by the Serenity
Fourth New York infantry. The four
trains carrying the troops to the bor-
der stopped here two hours for din
ner and to rest the soldiers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
Governor Offers s4oo Reward.

Oklahoma City, July Ex-Governor
Williams today proclaimed reward
of s4OO for the arrest and conviction
of the negroes who assaulted Mrs.
Sarah Price and her daughter near
Tulsa July 5. The reward is for the
negroes. dead or alive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, La, July 10
The weather forecast for Ok
lahoma for tonight and Tues
day is fair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-10

The want ads make the best adver-
Using medium for the small merchant.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHTY
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-01
Sixth Day Of Battle
Of Ypres Featured
By Trench Attacks

London, June 30.-The sixth day
of the British bombardment of the
German lines from Ypres to the
Somme was featured by an increasing
number OF trench raids. ....
These raids are invariably preceded
by Smelling the enemy's trench, with
here and there concentrated fire
by the new trench mortars, the range
and general effectiveness Of which
have been greatly increased.
Yesterday the greatest activity was
on the center of the British line,
where gas was used with deadly ef-
feet in the region of La Bassee.
All the morning newspapers today
print lengthy headquarters accounts
Of the fighting, which testify to the
extravaganza in the use of shells by
. the British forces. The Daily Mail
says,
great bombardment and are well sup
piled with shells; but they have
never before employed artillery on
such a scale on so lde front as
we are doing. An extensive, as
against an in-extensive, method is now
on trial and has clearly much agitated
the enemy, causing him many losses
and left our artillery free to enter
his trenches at night, here, there and
everywhere"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-01
Guardian Suggests
Clemency for Sir
Roger Easement

London, June 30.-(ll:40 a. ny
The Manchester Guardian. one of the
most influential papers in the coun-
try, makes a direct plea for clemency
for Sir Roger Easement.
While admitting that no other sem
tence but that OF death could have
been pronounced by the court, the
Guardian says:
Easement was fanatic, and his
crimes like that of many other fana-
tics, are free from the faint of sordid-
ness and meanness. The death pen
atty will do nothing to kill such
dreams as his. Rather it will give
them life.
"For the sake of the new ireland
which we hope to see, it is moment
for clemency."
An indirect plea for mercy is made
by other papers on the ground that
the execution of Easement would not
assist in settling the Irish problem.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-01
FOUR VILLISTAS
/ HANGED AT DEFINING
Bandits, Who Took Part in the
|: Columbus Raid, Executedi in
Y the County Jail.
FIFTH MAN HAS LIFE TERM

Defining, N. M, June 50.-Four Vii
hstas who took part in the Columbus
raid were executed by hanging in the
county Jail here today.
The men were put to death in pairs,
Ensevio Renteria and Taurino Garcia
we're placed on the scaffold first
They were not pronounced dead I'M
III after twenty minutes had passed.
Jose Rangel and Juan Castillo were
pext, Their necks were broken and
death was almost instantaneous.
The four men were calm. Jose
Rangel smoked a cigarette as the
toose was adjusted. None would say
anything except Garcia, who ex-
Slaimed as he was led to execution
Il hope God will forgive my enc
mics" This completes the DISPOSE.
ton of the case Of the Columbus
taiders. Jose Rodriguez recently was
granted a stay Of execution and is
erving a life sentence.
I Company d, New Mexico National
Guards, was held at the armory in
case of an attempted demonstration
a force Of forty deputies, appointed
W Sheriff w. j. Simpson, guarded
the jail during the night. There
were no disorders.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-01
Santa Fe Will Pay
/ Death Benefits

Chicago, June sO.--The Atchison,
Topeka 3 Santa Fe railway system
las decided upon 4 plan Of death
benefits for the beneficiaries Of all
employees in the service two or more
years, i was announced today by
:. P. Ripley, president.
Beginning July ! the company will
Jay to the beneficiary Of every en-
nloye dying in It's service a sum equal
to 5 per cent Of his last twelve
months salary, multiplied BY the
lumber Of years Of continuous sery-
&c. with minimum payment of $3.50
md maximum payment OF one
Years salary, but not exceeding
5000. IA
y The president stated that the plan
would be tried out for two years, but
expressed hope that conditions may
snable the company to continue.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-01
Autos Take Place Of Cars
In BuStIjnu CIarinda

Clarinda, Ia, June 30.-(Special.) -
The statement made by the Ames
college professor that Iowa has more
autos and fivvers than bathtubs is
not startling to Clarindans. This city
perhaps has more autos in proportion
to population than any other city in
the state. On account of this fact
Clarinda is without street cars, and in
all probability will remain so for
many years, despite the large area
covered by the city proper.
Clarinda is city Of $500 and there
is one machine to every eleven per-
sons.
Everybody knows everybody else.
When going anywhere in a hurry it's
just matter Of stopping Bill or
Jim as he whizzes by and inviting
him to haul one to the distant desti-
nation" declared Senator Sipe, one Of
the leading attorneys Of Clarinda, who
is also keen on statistics.
However" added Mr.. Stipe, "Clar-
india has more bathtubs than autos,
I'm sure"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-01
New Council for
Coordination Holds
It's First Meeting

Washington, June 30.-Six cabinet
officers, composing the new "coun-
Gil OF executive information for CO.
ordination Of industries and resources
for national security and welfare"
held preliminary organization meet
ing today at the War department.
Tentative rules and plans Of action
were adopted for President Wilson's
approval, and the selection Of civil
ian advisory commission considered.
Coordination Of military, industrial
and commercial resources to render
possible in time OF need the imme-
date concentration and utilization Of
the resources Of the nation" is the
object OF the new body. 1t is COM
posed Of the secretaries Of war, navy,
interior, agriculture, commerce and
labor.
An initial appropriation of $500, 900
for Investigations, employment Of ex-
perts and other activities is carried
N the pending army appropriation
bifl.