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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
NEW YOKK CuRN MARKET

NtW YORK, Sept. cG.-Buyins was re-
ne "ed ~ the opening OF the curb market
ms morning and prices for raw stocks
which have scored large advances in IN.
."st Two days continued 10 now high record
levels Following the upward movement m
inc morning the market reacted somewhat
and business became less active LOSES
from the early high levels generally wcr.
wcr" maintained
The main feature OF the trading was tho
renewed huyins OF the General Asphalr
shares. The common stock rose moro than
points 20 a new hiEh record and the pre-
!t rred snares more than 10. There wer, re-
ac,ions Tn both. but firm under,onc was
SHOWN at ne close International Petroleum
noints In sympathy with tho advance in
Henera! Asphalt. Both companies control
eI,ensiv" properties in South America
Trading began IN American Safety Razor
Tn. stock TaS traded In on 2 heavy scale
ana moved points off from the opcninr
price. with later recovery
firm tone featured Sinclair C;u,y Gov,
monweaith and Mid West Rennirg Shell
ir1dlaE and Transport made further small
advance Home OIL was steady
Meta! shares were without special feature
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Va T, ii. morrison, president, christtans.
nokc. Va. and NJ. l.. Maslntcr. Roanoke,
Va Capital: MAXIMUM. $1,000: minimum.
$4,000. OBJECT; 70 manufacture. mine and
:, Citizens Trus; Company Portsmouth, Va.
l.awrcnCe. secretary: Frank l.. Lawrence.
Robert Il. Alhertson aud George BOSNIAN
9, o Sf dpo9Srismorjh Va tandiaadIoa maYmum
cnlpcrper-i Lane Company Cncr. Ports
mouth. Va. H. 9. Lane. president: W. s.
Culpepper Jr.;, secretary. and W: 5. Cu-
IA IA; maNlmun $1,000; minimum. S3.oo",
virginia Home supply Corporation Bowl
Upper zion. Va. !. < Collins secretary
lowing Green, Va: r. Il. Fortune. Shoots.
Va. n. Lewis. Bowling Green. Va, and
ma Simum. s5o".0oo; minimum, s.o.O0o Oh
Allied F;nante Corporation Richmond. Va.
William w. crump. president; n. tirayson
Dashiell secretary. and John II. Bococa-
all Of Richmond, Va. Capital; 500 shares
10 carry on comnsssio business and to
chsaE" IN the import and EXPORT business.
Amendment to charter Of Federal Rus
Corporation. Norfolk. Va. l.. 4. Sprineer.
president. and John l., Amc-. secretary.
incrsssing its capital stock from $4,000
Mutu.! Garage Corporation. Christians
burg. Va; G. NJ Harwood. president: A
y; corrcil. secretary. and W. :. Snidw-
al OF christ!ansburg. Va. Capital: maxi
mum. $4,000: minimum. $4,000 Object
To, deal in automobiles aud automobile sup-
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Will BAN CONsIGNERS WHO
DELAY REFRIGERATOR CARS
Itaiirond Administrations Orders t;r,.
bargocs Against Thoac Nhu
Hold Equipment.
TBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.--Dyastto
action was taken today BY Director
General Hines to compel tho prompt
release OF rcfrigcrator cars. After rc-
ccivinS numerous compla ints OF DELAY
IN the unloading of cars. presumably.
by jobhers who preferred paying de-
murragc TO losing a possible advance
IN the market price OF the goods, Mr.
Hines ordered regional directors to
place embarEocs against all consiynceE
who Tail TO release promptly such
equipment
The situation in the West and ,ho
beginning OF the Florida crop move
ment WAS laid "a :eadc. oil rcasou-
able measures imperative to obtain The
fullest use Of refrigerator cars
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, sept. 35,-:overing and rad
buying rallied prices for cotton late in The
session today after the market had Sage J.
f"io~.nS L rally In tine forenoon. Isu.I-
later !; became quiet and fcaturcicss Fail
urc OF low estimates. one putti.. the vicl
~ lp.--p.Vo bales, not including l!n;p-s ar
The cop TO Induce aggressive buying waa
itEof a. an Indication that substantial
REDUCTION In the out.urn had been discount
81 ;r"n speculative standpoint The sep
'"'nh' forecast OF the government .y.ts .or
production of l.23l o6J bales but in ;h1
Drivaic hsure mentioned in tn. foregoing
-'0i.uCc an aba ndoament OF nor cent
III the area u allowed FOR
I nc Isl tinrtoNed toward the close and
iinai prices wcrc steady ~ a not ;,b>,urn -
; points 10 decline OF 10 points Spot herc
va Guic, a, an advance Of . points at
81" Tor lnlddiinE: there were no sllc.
SPOT ~ New Orleans was Stoady and IN
changed al 3iS 70" middlHg tho sdlcs
T1days ;n-r r.ccipts totaIIei s6j5 bales
%hii" expert wee 2.ho, bales
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SMALL GOLD RESERVE
Luxembourg Banks Arc Owned Inv Ger
man, French and Belgian
Capital.
IRy Associated Prcss1

LUXEMBOURG. Sept, 25.-Thc minis
ter OF finance OF Luxembourg bankers
have only a small gold reserve.
There is no State bank in Luxem-
hourg. tho principal bank, the Banouc
international dc Luxembourg. being
owned by French, German and Belgian
capital. During tho lime the grand
duchy was within the German customs
union. German currency was used in
the country and II had been hoated on
INC hasiS OF ono mark equals one franc
twenty-five confines. st tho time or
the armisticc there were zoo 900 600
marks In circulation which, had been
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OFFICIALS PLAN TO KEEP
BRITISH OUT OF MEXICO
Mexican Government Directs Consular
Agents tn Refuse to Wise
Passports.
TBy Associated Press.J

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-The rcfu-
sal OF Mexican government officials in
this country to wise passports of Brit
ish citizens desiring TO visit Mexico
has been done deliberately upon in
structions from Mexico City. IL was
learned today at the Mexican cmbassr
Ambassador Bonillas said THAI he
had instructed all conSuls OF his gov.
rruinent in the United states 10 refuse
to wise such passports. but pointed out
that this did not apply to British sub
jectS who were residents Of Mexico or
who had interests there: in the latter
case ConSuls are instructed TO wise
passports IS usual.
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nhcr ls. ieio; thla.>

tcmOcr II. 1919: tsGJ.~
;. ka,harine g Mck;s e. ais; 70 Eawara
- feet . 81 inches. by $50 feet north line
Leigh Street: 81 feet inches west OF,
Rosa Domhnici and Christcpher thus-
band,, 70 Zen w9od. Nos; go, riessan,s
In. rieasants Street: to' f:y. east OF Scott
charles ". Frazier and Psnsye T.. tw.fcl.
ct ais. to- Lille q. Tucker. No :5oI Park
Avenue. :2NllI feet south sdc Park Ave-.
nuc; :; feet west OF Davis Avenue. Sep.
tvinocr u 1919: tax 81. $40.
Lille =. Tucker TO Carolyn y. Hopkins
51Nl2U fcct north side Greenwood Avenue
100 feet east Of WiCkham Street. designated
~ sos Greenwood Avenue. SeptcmbcT IL.
IHlH. 10 10
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hoatcd At this rate FIFTY ncr cent Of
'n!S money has been redeemed at The
current rate Of exchange for the mark
ana the grand duchy is waiting TO pre-.
sent a bill to Germany for the loss in
rcncy va
In addition e this claim. LuXembourc
commercial! hSuses have q credit in
nernany OF approximately 800. 900. 600
nhfNS WHICH they have not yet been
ab!e To collect, due 10 the sevcr!nr Of
commercial relations after the arms.
ticc.
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HE>RIco BAnGNINs MD SALES.

Preston F.. Taylor to Es,cU" MAY Tahaus-
e. e. lots H. 20. T. SETON ~. Bee;,hwood
h. T. Long and Fannie d Cwife'. to
Country Road, adjoining lands OF Thomas
Francis. August %. 1919: ,ax sl.3j: 81,
Vernon iavinka ana John tnu>bandb. Of
Jacksonvilic. Fla. 10 Thomas jefferson aud
Carric L.. twifc,. lot -, tapito' View. cast
$3.50
;, II O. Yarnroush and Bcsst., =; twits,.
pton. September L. 1919. tax 81: SO.
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SAt NS<Al

SANAMNAH, "a, SEPT :5-Turrentlne
aau'i ISn. Ssies, y; receipts. lsS; shipments.
no:in duii: sales e: receipts, SO: ship
p i:::5; T.; 1880: r. ls.sialssi: i. i5i6a Ills:
r.. 1850; l. lsG 1855; X. 1915 ~ $500
1h@. y. 10: We. :l.1oa -. Wv. .:i5u
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NEW YORK Sent 2s-port ,,,oyomcr,
MildlinE. sl.S0. cNnortS. n., l.nln. s1n4.L

MGdnE s expo e~s9 ,a1ss s;aek
9,.Os7 bales.
Minor pcr,s-s,ock. i747l halcs.
Total today--Rcceipts. Ss5 bales; cypo-ts
,.jiS bales; stock. SiS.ita bales
Total for ek-Rcccipis. 20 500 bales: cx-
ports. S3.9J+ bales
Total FOR. season Receipts 426seo bales:
NEW ORLEANS, sent 25.-sm.II advance.
persisted in tho cotton market TO-DAY main.
Vs. b"cauS. q: he growing belief In a low
Seti"m"'r c"hdition rcport. although carly
sicad:n"sS wan due to tho absence Of Oc-
to!cr rp'icos This was first notice lay Tor
October notices. This was first notice dny
for October tenders. and II had been cy-
pcctcd that coIs!c' rablc quantity-, " COT.
ton would bc ready for delivery on con
could be leaned. notc,s'Nor only 100 bales
were iS.'ucd. =
Arou:ll nc orcrine prices wcro TO 9
r"nis on ~ 'G!, va: quickly recovered
a"h r3riac"d hN a m"iclatc net advance. At
the highest levels 81 he DAY however. tho
tcrday'S close. and October was the strong
est month. The market gradually saggcd
hut remained d small net advance tho
greater part OF the session Closing quota.
strength Of sterling exchange hclled steady
thc market. >. did also reports OF some.
that s,odo bales Of spots were being shipped
out OF The local stock TO Texas ports.
LIVERPOOL. Sept ca.--Co,ton. spot In fair
fully middline. 20i5: mddling :G: low
cot :osr6 ic.rwcloc E.P mdr ro 20 dcdd lin. )
mdilinE. i1!o; good ordinary 1906; ordl.
American Receipts. 1000 bales. inc,udips
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MISCELLANEOUS MAKKETs
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. sept. a5-Cotton goods ,odav
were StcAdicT ana yarns nrm. Raw SILK was
steady. BuFlaps were firm there being -
toon tone IN the market. Carpc; ana rug
prices Tor spring made his week show.
advances Of about 30 per cent. over falI iala
prices made la, :April and Is per cent above
the prices named I'm Iuy Production w. q
l!Eh, aid demand active.
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RICAalO>D :Ial MNREEr.
NhuIesal" t':otnt'pr IN -rrS1ner
Elr h rNnnd "a .. M


tCHftNEu. Sfpt. S.-IndIcations that this
season tho new crop OF corn would movS
iraish "f"c Ids: corn maj, <:
Prices closed heavy. 29i To jIac net lower
oats lost s,E'.c and provisions 55c IL SLID
lowe.
tssdinG futures ranged as. follows:
WHEAT-FuturcS not quoted.
CORN Open High. Low CIoso
September Iva Lot l.i9 49,;
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SHORT TERM NOTES.

Nm. ToOacco .s. Nov. J. 1919 ...-..-..... 1854.
-tnglo French 5. oct; Is. 1890 -
armour and Co. Is. june u. ls.5. l53
ht..!sn - Nov :! ls-...-..........ip 10 .- -
- u. ana q. Joint T.. July l. 1921 a.
'udahy Packing 90. Is. July IL fS23 lois.
locking Va, Ry Col, r. is. Mar. !. 1921 81.
Jacob Doid Packing Co IS Nov. H. isls iGa
iaEsGit and Mycrs 81. Dec. l. 1921. 80. ic6a.
Moline Flow co. -. Sept. J! 1921 i0's
Moline Pow Co. IS. Sept. l. ls23.,. ;6sit
MfI 5f2 ,saz Na.'ey Traction Co.
Jug - 49, IS
Proctor and Gamble IS. Mar l. ie:i 49, l5,y
PROCTOR ana Gamble IS Mar. I. 1913. ic3s.
Southern Railway as. Mar l. 1872 M.
swift and Co. IS. August II. 1921 - 1901.
Electric and Msnufac,ur-
Feb !
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

M 81 icAGo. Sept, S.-HoSs-Rcceipts. a..
-. utteNSny lower: heavy. sl5.5, n 81; Is
cai,!e-nece!pts. 100. h!she.. Beef steer.
IN .;! =, 81 s5I5n Si'.sj, YEA! calves.
Sheep.keceir,s. a.Go: unsettled Lamb.
~. - T. s. 80 $500 ""' S"o'ce'
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NEW YORK rnoDUCE N.nErr

,.i...I.,r TVT,N' atpE. 20 Ihc Orcak nv pro-
Nls.ons caused sympathetic Weakening Of
SSntiiohsrtn Oh prices today nd under foul
Hal.on thc ma-hc. dropped SHARPLY. closing
800 barrels $3.50
Prime crude, 1880 prime summer yellow
spoI; --S: Closing bids: October 2la5; De.
ccnbcr. hio: March. 1850
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W" YORK. Sept. .5.-BccNes no trading
Caivcs. dull and lower. Vcals sis 90 Or ga n
culls $3.50 "a $3.50 -
sheep AND lambs. barely steady Sheep.
ai"T 80: culls. 3s5Sg $3.50: lambs f,!5Oty
sl5S culs. so % n iac9
Hogs, steady bout unbalanced
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CnlSCEKY TRUSTS.

Walter X. Robins. and Clara Il. twifcl TO
NJ ri, East Broad Street y fe.t ii inches
M 49, OF rwen,y-,hrd Street August =
L%,a l:ge Hudson and c l.. husband, to
.9Nl2S tert west line Oakwood Avenue les,=
t.ect north Of g street. September IL. 1919;
France !: Wilkinson and Edw. Chussandl
t. iicmry iiu'zi"r; trustee; No. III North
t,~i cas-, !ns ADDISON street II Isst south
,Sa55"!yn GhNer vaughan and l." NJ. !hn,-
nthIn 20 I. Lee ,, DAVIS and h VILE,
.'Tli5 feet south ilne Franklin Street 30 fee,
~, Of rildsn street September Il. l'iS
l2a r i foI,a;. !5S.,sss; No, rs, Nor;6
stree, September L. l,Is ~ ss5i g.
r MsAws"G Sn@t and aqr~ r. !ms1l
[ru,,,ee. 30 ~ cathe1ine Street. Is ;sct
ere Sire, is see, NM" Inch o ss", Of Hsrri
Son S'rGe To-, AsG 80 ISi ,os S2rn Fourth
Wild. September Is. 1919; ,I.j7s.
j.5 : %s" s6 %G 'N.' h = sy'fG rus. ::
teei wcs. ,nt Twenty-;hi:d Street August
"a /. sharp. to Virginia Trust Company
gs'e ,@ S%Ms5 ;sgt nHrt9Gss, corner Mont
Annie i, Etwaras TO +. /. cEu,ehh.Id.
Sire, NJ feet . INCHES south OF Spring
" Janh r rr ksmn and MiaGls sw!tG,
70 f2., ca-; OF Smith Street. SeptemUer 10
,r Jsms w i;9 BATE to 'shn E;es.on
NO.. !, OF Alien Avenue. Angus, g, 1919;
r at% rs" K.. I: Sr i2sp nraS;Ss
i@so north line Mar.hali street IS teet cast
m Iii EigId Ind Ed"S ,o ,witS 70 John
urresgi~r, south Side clay street lqi f.et
:a,t OF Hancock street. September Is. 1919;
~ y Field and Edna r, c~Itc, to John
'Sjrtet is fee, inch.s by 5, feet { inches
orr'sgs,I! south :lls clay Stree, i9t fsst
r,laeaucminc rentre.s Downs to D. 7.
Street y feet il'4 inches ny Il feet 10 inche.
mrrfEGaC, wcsi line Fourth stree; feet
:. Matthew Z. Alien ana Alberta twits, TO
eighth Sire, Is ,Set inch by II: fcet cast
south Of r street. september 10. 1919: $500. IS.
Ben Wood TO A. ! Chewing and r. NJ
,9c9 Burton streets. HxiiO feet north line
s.r.sfn'nS SrrF5 iIs fess Gast OF Scott
iii" e. T ,n,,N to Julian ". TYLER and z.
!2NilS feet south line Park Avenue. e feet
wr"@stio y Davis Avenue September Il, 1918;
Gar"yn \ hopkins and D s. thusband)
/! 70 Julian w. Tyler and l.. l.. Word trustees.
. so. Soi Greenwood Avenue. 50Sl-o feet west
IN" Greenwood Avenue 100 feet north ~
] W Ichham Street. September l.. 1918: 50. 800
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
~ W = ,PPuITccil. II. trustee; to $, Har:
Avenue; 1882 feet east Of Pleasant View
Ay.nuo Scptomhcr .. 1919; $685..
.Stusr, Bowc. trustee. to r Il Ainort
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COFFEE
NEW YORK sept, 2i-sao. core. ou,.,
no 49, lj.. Santos ts. :j".
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UNITED STATES G0VERNMENr noNns.

= Registered = 1920 odd. ........... 30 81
!. ;. Registered Is 1875 ,b!d) ........... lrj
Caiicd Staics Liberty IT, n. -
I'n!.cc States Liberty j., ig a. -
United Stat.s Liberty ri q q. -
United states Liberty L.. a. a. "a
| nitCG states Liberty ID H.s q, -
United States LIBERTY .t u.s q, IN
United states Liberty On ir.s q, 80
United States Victor. SIN ~ ~.
United States Victory SIN a.. ,on
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cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

W i. Purcell. lr., trustee. to S Har:
A>xsnas; iS5ts fsc. cas-! IL rlss.a"t '' VEN
stuart Bowc. trustee. to ~ Ailnort.
,aHi53 fc"t south line clay street: 30 feet
caSj OF summit Avenue. June 20 1919;
Tho Bank OF Commerce and Trusts
trustees 70 Henry l.. Pat and Matte (wifcl.
No. So' North Twcnty-siNth Street: .oNi32
feet cast sidc Twenty sixth Street s. feet
north OF street September Is. 1918:
ii T. RIchcson and r. l.. cru,chhcld.
trustees. To Ann Melville Conner 81 Ais.
Nos iili and ill6 Catherine Street %
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

tBy National City Co. Richmond or,c.
nm rel anc Tel conv. .s,............. lNli.
I'm Ict. anh Tel. ceh. >--..-.-....-.... a.:
-ITes!ctn IhEca': = Observation-Disclosures. 100, ,
;na tohoA Sopper Co es.............,.... .1A
-, ttltH "a. t!s9' .-................ ~,
I ana Ian Pacific 81 ................... . IN
Central Argentine IS ................, Z,
thiraxo Great Western ts.........-..,. 81
hlc<So Sorthwostcyn - .............. {
ti'NcIdnd Electric Illuminating 5- ..
: NJ MI. and 81. Paul a.. .......l, ~
t.uoan Government iiaS ........... 81
fcd-s- Farm Loan ti-S... ITi
Federal Farm Loan 5s.......,.... ih;i.
VI! Cent Hallway coll trust 5i=s.. IS
,nier9orogEh Rapid Transit 5s.......... So.
i:chiSh Vale! : .-............ ............ i0a
~ ~"i- Hni."sy gen. Ss........... 81.
S'nthcrH RAILWAY Gcn. is................. csi,
mon facho -.... ....,.......... ,3oa.
Iri!cn statH' Hnhh"r -. .......,,...... fo.i,
nit" Stsies S'ct! : I. os.............. 1ti.
NlrF!nian Hallway 10 .............,...... -
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RICHMOND PRODUCE NARKPr

- WooGAon.Clair Go. Inc. Richmond yA1
" c. fcco Hrru1islra' ur License So q o771
Kchmcndh Va. sept - III.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKEr

Nhoirsair Ou"Imt''.u> nn r.yrrD1t,
Richmond. Va, Sept D 1910
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~ American. Futures closed stead. Seq.
800 :'"'. .Oci"hcr. oho3; Jauuary :. ?.
ia ~. wv. Wv ]. %. .IniN. /: s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-22
TUBERCULOSIS

The most feared OF all diseases alarm
responsible for ma jority of cases.
We all have Tubercle Bacillus within
us. awaiting its chance to develop In
our weakest place, which is usually
the lungs.
Symptoms appear years in advance Of
disease, though so insignificant seldom
needed. Statistics show victims of Tu.
berculosis are usually advanced in dis
ease from two TO ten years before aware
of its presence. pronounced an open
or active case.)
Are you a candidate for the disease?
Chronic coughs, colds and catarrh are
results of blood poverty, which breaks
your natural resistance, permitting the
tubercle bacillus a chance to attach.
Consult your Doctor regularly for ex-
animation. Occupation. habits, food
and climate very important both in pre-.
venting and treating disease. You re.
cover from numerous sickness that
leave the lungs weakened, such diseases
are termed the forerunners of Tuber.
culosls Sexual Matters and Venereal
Diseases important factors.
Send s1.O0 for statistics which will
prove indispensable, both for preven-
ton and treatment of disease.
DENVER TUBERCULOSIS STATS
TICAL BUREAU,
Address DENVER n. S. BUREAU,
5-15 G21-20 st. Denver, Colo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-22
MANCHESTER GUARDIAN SEES
FAULTS IN TREATY, BUT IS
STRONG FOR IT'S ADOPTION

London, Nov. 2l.-The Manchester
Guardian, commenting editorially on
the American attitude toward the peace
treaty, says:
Whatever the result, it is essen
tial for Europe to understand that
American opposition is mainly the out
come not of narrow natlonallsm nor
lack of imagination, and still less of
maneuvering. 1t is rooted in the faults
of the treaty itself.
"The covenant was born in an at
mosphere of passion. Many of its
articles are ambiguous, impractical
and inequitable. But, dominating as
the act is, it has behind it in Europe
not the forces Of reaction and i'm
peralism but the enthusiasm and as
piration Of democracies, who see in
it a basis whereon structure must
and will rise, and who count it a dis
aster if the hand Of America is with
held from that work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-22
C4IRISTMAS-GIFT BOMB
PLOT WARNING ISSUED

Philadelphia, Nov. 21.-A memoran-
DUN issued by the bureau of police an
nouncing discovery of the Christmas
bomb plot is as follows:
Superintendent of Police Robinson
is in possession Of reliable information
that the members of certain radical or
ganizations with headquarters in the
principal cities in the United States are
preparing to send out, prior to and dur
ing the Christmas holidays, packages Of
neat appearance, which would probably
be considered as Christmas gifts by the
persons who received them, to the Unit
ed States government officials and Off.
cials Of the states and cities whose
duties have required them to take an
active part In the suppression of Dol
shevild and anarchlstic movements.
"The radicals say that when the OF
ficlals receive and open the packages
they will be greatly surprised, as an ex
ploslon will result"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-22
BROCK GIN MAN IS
FINED FOR REFUSAL
TO HANDLE COTTON

Judge r. T.. Echols, ot the state cor
pnration commission. accompanied 10y
Court Reporter Charles London orriv.
cd in Ardmore Thursk'y 10 hear a
case involving ginning cotton in which
it WIS alleged that discrimination was
shown
The case is that of T. T. Hammer
against Whit Carroll aud Son, who
operate "a gin at Brock
1t is alleged that the CAROLS re.
fused to gin cotton for plaintiff aud
this morning, before the court, de.
fendaont admitted that he did not gin
the cotton, for personal reasons.
On account of the nature of the case
and for the further fact that Carroll
made such a clean statement of the
affair the court assessed a minimum
fine of s25.
Following the hearing Judge Echols
| Court Clerk Grant, Charles Londor
and several other friends Of the judge
went to the club lake, southwest %
the city, duck hunting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-22
WO0DMEN ARE SPARING TREES
on UNIVERSITY CAMPUS: AND
TREE SURGEONS HEAL THEM

Norman, Okla, Nov. 21.-Woe to the
woodmau who would attempt to cut
down tree on the campus OF the Uni
versity of OlSlahoma
He would merely ruin the edge Of
his aX or saw for campus trees are
more or less filled with cement. 1t
was placed there by j. II. Craven,
landscape gardner, to fight birds and
insects which bore into trees aud at
tempt to XIII them,
WoodpcCkcrS have no regard for q
beautiful campus. Craven SAYS. They
bore holes into the trees, decay be.
tree dies. Craven watches closely his
trees and when he finds Il hole he
cuts away the decay with a chiscl just
as dentist cuts out the decay in a
bad tooth.
After the rotted part is gone, the
tree is given a dose of hot cresote
which kills the fungus. 1t is then
treated with tar and left for a number
Of months after which the opening
is filled with cement and the hole GOV
cred, with piece of tin. After the
cement hardens the tin is removed ant
ultimately the tree, instead Of dying
grows over the cement, and continues
to furnish shade for students.
| Several trees on the campus con
tains as much az q dozen gallons q
cement each, This however is Il smal
amount compared TO some trees in thu
east. MIR. Craven says one tree OF
| the estate Of John d. Rockefeller con
/ tnput