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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-22
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
GERMANY STOOD At
PEAK OF HER POWER

Washington, March 2l.-0ne year
ago today the German army, at the
peak Of its power, poured down on
the British lines in Picardy, bent
on winning an overwhelming vic.
tory before American troops should
reach the front i'm force.
Today Germany no longer exists
as military power; her gigantic
war machine has collapsed and the
Americans She sought to avoid
stand aStridc the Rhine, shoulder
to shoulder with the British and
French, and with all OF Germany
absolutely at their mercy.
When the cables on March 81,
1918, brought the news of the first
German onslaught, American ef-
fort, officers here today recalled
was striving toward the production
of an army of five million men,
equipped to bring victory in 1919.
Within less than nine months,
the First and Second armies had
broken the very hinge of the whole
enemy front with the capture of
Sedan, while decided victories had
been won by the British and French.
II was then TO save themselves
from the ignominy of having their
army captured that the German
leaders forced the flight Of the cm-
perOr and surrendered rs a nation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-22
PLANT YOUR VICTORY
GARDEN; FOOD STILL
NEEDED AS DURING WAR

Washington, March 2l.-Mainte-
nance of home gardens to meet the
continued need for food is being
urged by the department Of agri.
culture in a nationwide campaign
now well under way
Federal garden experts said today
that the interest was as great as
last year, when the patriotism of
war acted as an incentive.
Pamphlets and other publications
pointing out the necessity of con.
tinuing last years war gardens are
being spread widely by the depart.
ment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-22
MIR. AND MRS. JACK P0STOAK
DIVORCE, SEPARATE, GROW
L0NESICK, AND NOW RE.UNITE

A few days ago Frances Postoak
filed suit in the district court against
her husband, Jack Postoak, for divorce.
office marked MARY Niblack Indian
News" The Postoaks reside in the
vicinity of the Mary Niblack school
and the note states:
Jack Postoak and his wife file di.
vorce some time ago. Next day go back
together stay. Together now"
From this it may be presumed that
one divorce case on the docket of the
district court will be dismissed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-22
4S6,9l2 HUNS SIGNED UP
HOMAGE TO H0HENZ0LLERN

Berlin, March 21.-The address of
homage circulated on the occasion of
the former emperor's birthday received
436,9l2 signatures, it is announced. The
address and signatures will be bound in
a series OF 81 volumes and sent to
Amerongen,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-22
GIL ID. 5. CROSSES TO
NANIiS WHO STOPPED THE
HUNS At BELLEAU WOOD

Washington, March 21--SiX hun
drod and forty.four distinguished ser
vice crosses have been awarded to
men of the Second division, who
stopped the Germans at Belleau
Wood A war department statement
today shows that of decorations
awarded infantrymen Of the division
up to March II, the Fifth regiment
marinesD won 2O6; the Sixth INA.
rines), l37; the Ninth regulars), 1874,
and the 23rd regulars), 66,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-22
FOCH INSISTS On HAVING THE
RHINE As MILITARY FRONTIER

Paris, March 21.-"The Rhine is our
only good line of defense. l do not
demand annexation, but if we do not
secure that military frontier we will
have fought in vain,' is statement
made by Marshal Foch, quoted in an
interview printed in the Matn today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-22
PaderewslSi Thanks Hoover.

Paris, Thursday, March 2O.-Premier
PaderewsM of Poland has sent to Her.
bert Hoover, directorgeneral of allied
relief a message of thanks for the food
sent Poland, which, Mr.. Hoover had
informed him, was the gift of the
American people"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-22
Weather Forecast

oklahoma: Tonight cloudy, cooler
in southeast portion Saturday cloudy
warmer in northwest portion.
East Texas: Tonight increasing
cloudiness, rain in west portion; sat
urday cloudy, probably rain in south
portion.
West Texas Tonight and Saturday
unsettled, probably rain; warmer in
the Panhandle Saturday,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-22
italy Gets S1s,OOO,OOO Credit.

Washington, March 21.--An additional
credit of s75,OOO,OOO was given Italy
today by the treasury department, bring.
ing the Italian loans up to $l,496, 500, 600
and the total of credits to allied nations
sS,e32, ,4iO $50,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-22

(cl Underwood & Underwood.
This is a picture of Count BrocSdorT.
Rantzau, head of the delegation of Ger
mans who win 20 20 Paris shortly and
Sign ON the dotted line" when the
treaty Of peace is presented to the en-
emy II now is virtually agreed by the
allied and American peace ENJOYS that
the German representatives will not be
admitted to plenary session Of the
peace congress, but will deal only with
the committee at Versailles. This means,
in effect that the Huns must take
whatever is handed out to them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-22
DELEGATES
TO CO HOME UNLESS
ITALY GETS FIUME
THIS DECISION At PARIS PEACE
CONFERENCE Is SAID TO BE
UNANIMOUS.

Paris March 2l-The Italian delega.
tion to the peace conference unanimous,
ly has decided to withdraw from the
conference unless Fiume is assigned TO
Italy contemporaneously with the coa-
clusion of peace
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-22

Our officers invite YOU to open Saw
ings Account in this Institution and
deposit therein those small sums that
are so apt to slip through the fingers"
GUARANTY STATE BANK
Ardmore, Oklahoma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
VILLA MSTl SMRT GEN. ANCELESE.
v ODVETU POBIL 674 VLADNiCH
VOJAKU
JEN DVEMA Sc PODARlL UTEK, ABLY PRINESLI
pRfSERNOU ZVEST.

El Paso /. prosince. RozzuTeni popravou generala
Angelese vrhlo povstalcn pod vrchnm velenm
sVeho Vddce Francska Willy 80. puk federin armady
popravil prachem olovem Rancho Espeio ma sever
od Santa Rosala state Chihuahua, 674 muzG Hromadna
eXekuce sc konaa prve "a hodn Angeese
cen tax cey puk en dvema odsouzenym podaro uprch
nouti ably svetu oznamili prserny Gin pomsty
Zpravu pfnes DIR. L. nj. Gomez, americky obcan. jenz
ako aVlatk Spoenych Sta sncasni vaetne vpravy
boSte evropska Gomez lined zacen Angelesove
Zvanl eho americkIch pfte odeSe do Chihuahua
kroci We prospech zaaeho NavSv e ktce pred popra-
YOU suGasnil t6z jeho pohbu zpateGn
del svrchu popsane fezi ker6 udaosti byly
zovou vladou vSechny zpravy neprisne censorovny
Podrobnosi o masakru vypravoval mu prave eminent a
odin uprchici Rvas, plukovnk podpukovnik Marroqui
kdyz Gomez opouSt6 Santa Rosaa pohiesovan by ge
neral SanO Sanchez, kerem panie
pravu Angelesovu zapla svym zvotem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
DOLOVANi UHLf POD OCHRANOU
VOJSkA.
WAX VEZOUCf NIL ICI A DOBROVOLNE UHLO
KOPY, VYJEL Z KOLEJf.

Topeka Kas. I. prosince. Moblisace jizdnich Ska
dron kansaske narodn gardy federan vadou akoz bez
proedn organisace noveho puku narodni mice povoan
800 vIpomocnych Serifu cenu Amercke ege
mali pomOc SarifOvi Crawford oresu Zachovn
ou nejposlednGiSI kroky kere smerovati mali tomu
ably kid Sachach nebyl ruSen mobile byti dnesn
zcnG t6zb6 uhli pokracovano
Pittsburg KaS. l. prosince. Voienska kontrola uhel-
Mich dolI oiresich Crawford Cherokee bya pole
dine prohlaSena plukovnkem Hosngtonem. veeem d. pl-
ku kansask6 narodn gardy n6kerch sachtach zapocao
hvy doovanim pod statni spravou dobyvan dosa-
vlo mnoho bEvalych voakd stenokrojich nichz mnohy
mel odznaky "a sluzby ma boiistlch evropskych.
Vak vezouci kansask6 narodn gardstv a dobrovone IL
hok0py vyjel Humboldt, ceste koe Die pred
bGan6ho Seen staa nehoda nasledkem veti vaku
tevenou vyhybku. Nikdo vSak nepTse uraZu. Vak
kraGoval po n6kolila hodnovem zpozden. Veil
cekem 1900 von6 uhokopu dobrovolnku kte pfibyl do
Pittsburgh dnes rano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
CESSKOSLC CyEf' Js.,5t1fkE..hIa7gJ L, ] Llr>sGGjj
v AnETPICF.

vazcni krajanf krajenIy! Byl jsern povsren god
povednvni cinte pri nnistervu firanc d&v6rou
abvch SCI zde Arnerice CecloslcvenM Ike Era any
kraiankv zatiere jejich sIechon5 srdce, W
tax nescislnekrate prave mnuem sv6toda drarnat'
rozehfa'a oevrea v6c ceskoslovenskeho du t..
n'7rEann'r vfel9m zpGsobem podaia dIka7
ten nSrod jen7 srdce Evropy ncni erdci Ceoo
vonrFs Anerkv h"sejnym ze jest jim bohda bu-
de neztencene ire, vy1oiy, deaia bou
re svstcva vyrovna paprsky 5haveho sunce
rro'n0u vysSc6i lehnou ceskos!ovenskyn poer. pai
nam Cehorlovakm amerckym bude voneji dychat
zi vedomi re jsne by spoubudovateE volne siho
radostnejSiho krassiho veky porobensh,
n radost neceho, tesiti toho, pokladaH il
-rscene jest nejradosne chv ivoa kazd5 idske by
tos My eeionar, nezH jme vstoupiE do eaii oomahsl
rre aeita6ne fnancns neptaiice ekou od,6nu
bud me mi - Wy ste tax chill. potom, kdyz jgmc
ve'ourli do revou6. nasich vojsk rvace se zvoty
sazova cpSt jsme netazs jaks vyhody obdrzi
vs. to kona srne zafnou radosti nad5en, z j
nam dopfano vykonat nam v6ky r1ohou zavd6t.
Wy ebe mGzete pohlize hrdost kcnal js,s to N.Y.
nell vice ma ce 6ne rodny nedopfa se 81 oddechu
morne denn praoi vydaval iste abyae vSpl
sny& probudli city mas bel mems vedomych byly
zvlsste ktere konaly prave dvy.
vSe kcnalv bez jahcholiv naro odnenu. proto
dne. vazen ra jane raanky Cesoslovenka kdy s!un
svobody ozaruje prbede vare naSeho du svobcdrsm
ceskosovensku postavme korunu nasi siovn6 r&ci e
chere cbstavcsti, UPISUJME JEDEN KAZDY DIE sVYCH
MOzNOsTf PENEZNf OBNCSY MA 4 PROCENTA STkTNl
POKLADNICNt POtKAZKY REPUBLIKY CESkOSLOVEE-
SKE, SPLATNE l. RiJNA 1e23-1924 Budeme pfi
dive v1hodv Prvni: pomuzenne tim nlademu stau zala
du WISE vyse 6z dame podnet cizns oheduplne dGveie
do osvobozene vlast. Vam prave ~kvta
vvhodna prilezost uozit 81 spoy st5ni pokladn4
epubky, obzvla5te pf nyne Sm vzeupn6n
doarovem. A dale Vasim upsovanim zde Amerce
zahanbe nnoheho narodni barvy republly Ceskoso-
venske srvvs icho RakuSaka kery stare Rakousko
vSeho dost ale republiu pima
radavek, drze cello a uzavrenou kapsu
Kdo rozhodne zakoupeni pIjcky obrat Sc kazdy
blzsi penezn banku cekou neb ovenskou Kdo by
pai bzsi nornace necht dopiSe no adresu:
Nederle Vaclav, dust. zastupce,
1921 So Loomis St, Chicago Ill.
zaezitosti upsovani rozno tez obratit Pc
Slacha Broadway bance, roh vch. S. u Broadway,
ktery rovnsz poskyne nutne informace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
OTAZKA PROHlBICE NEBUDE VYRl.
ZENA AM KDYBY USTAVNl DO
DATEK NABYL PLATNOSTI.

tn. z toho jest paJrno, re dale
ko jeSte neni otazka prohibic
nj skoncena, ale re bude vystu
povati o volbach ieSt6 ma ruZ-
nych mistech a phi ruZnych pri
lezitostech, pokud 81 americ-
ky lid nerozhodne wee tn sam
bez Ohledu ma romantic poliri
cke nadhonGi. JSou mnohe sta
ty, ktere ustayni dodatek pro-
hibicni piijaly jen $ podmin-
kou, re bude schvalen lidem o
volbach a jsou Ease staty, KITE
re mali prohibici statni, tax
re nebudOu moci teziri Il toho,
kdyby jeSt6 pred 16 lednem va
leGna prohibice padla. L Wy
sledku voleb Jest patrno, re
lid neni 3pokojen S Gstavnlm
dodatkem q vyslovil to We vetSi
ne, kde k tomu dOstai o vol
bach prilezitost. Neni to revo-
luce a .je 10 vysloveni neddvery
politikum ,ktefi tento stav pfi-
vodili. Proti prohibici hlasova-
Ii voliGi take We statech New
Yorku, Massachusetts,, Virginii
a Marylandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
ESTONCI POZADANI, ABLY Sc CHO-
VAIL PRATEL STEUK JUDENICOVI.
POKUS o MFR S MADARSKEM.

PaTiz 1. prosince. = Clenove mezspoenecke komse V
Poba nstrukce cd nevyss spoenecke rady abv
snaz pTm6t estonskOu vladu pfateSt6jsimu preti
armady generaa Judence key by posedniho mesce boise
vyy SVEN "petrohradskem" tazeni odrazen Zpravu
tom podal marsal Foch.
dneSni schz spoeneck6 rady bylo ez usneseno pra
mrov6 smouv6 Mad ary pomoc move budapeske
vldy v6ci referova George Clerk enisar mrove kone
renee enz do nedavna meSka Uhrach Uhersky premier
bude pozadan ably ysal do Neu deegac jez by by
la spnomocn6na mru vyiednavati.
Francouzstf deegati mirove konference naleha :
nerickou deegac ably odezd Evropy ieSe odloza ekoz
by odchod eii moh by N6mecku vykadan ako roztrzka
V cekov6m mirOvem jednani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
NEBUDE STAVET.
PENNSYLVANSKA DRAHA JE PRO-
TIUNION NADRAzf MA SOUARU.

Pennsylvarska draha ozna-
mila vCera Oficielne ma radni-
ci, re nebude Sc podilet ma
stavb6 nov4ho Union nadrazl
ma squaru. Ma pry k tomu dtl
vodu n6kolik. Predne stavba
bude priliS draha a S plany te-
re pennsylvanska draha neSnu-
hlaSl a mimO to soustfedeni Ze-
leZnic ma sanaru mestu pry ne
pc :louzi. Draha tudiz neopu-
si k vuli terminalu Ma squaru
svoji stanici ma vych. 55 ul. a
rovnez nevada Sc svych naro-
ku ma jezerni sve pobrezi, jez
mesto zarizenim terminalu
chce vyvlastniti.
Mistopred Jeda pennsylvan-
ske drahy, G.. j. Turner zaslal
mestske rade vsechny detaily
ohledne sveho odmitnuti a po-
nevada rozhodnuti jeho jest
urcite, terminalni spoletnosti
nezbyde jineho nez budovati
move osobni Union nadrazi ma
aquaru be2 pennsylvanske spO-
lecnOsti.
V zapeti po prohlaSeni dra
ny pennsylvanske Cleveland
Union Terminals Co. oznami-
la vtera mestske rade, re stav-
bu podnikne "a souGinosti til
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02

hlavnich zdeisich drah, tedy
beZ pennsylvan Ike drahy, KITE
ia pry beztak ma projektu
zNlaStni dulezi oati by meme
la.
Ponevadz ale dosavadni Ier-
minaini ordinance. 6. ledna vo
| titvem schvaleaa, zahrnuie V
sob6 drahu pennsylvanskou,
mesto musi vyt'Ati ordinance no
YOU a -]nad tez opravene t1
pfedloze hlasovati.
Vzlledem k podobnG mozno
sti mestska rada bude konat
We Ctvrtek dopoledne zvlastni
schulz, "a niz o terminalnich
Zmenach bude uvazovano je-
dine.
Y administraCnlch kruzich
pfevlada MAJOR, re pen2sylvan
ske draze odstoupenim od ter
miIau jde o udrzeni um4lych
.Nych roZemku u jezera, kite
razto zava&ka ma cenu veli-
kou jez stavbou ma square
die smlouvy preSla by V maize
tex mesta CleVelandu.
Couvnui peHnsylvarskG spo
leGnosti vyvolalo ma radnici
trapny DOZEN, patrne V obav6
re nov6ho Union nadrazi na
squaru tax brzy 1e nedoGhame
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02

Casopisy cele zeme projevu-
il nahled, ze otazka prohibice
nebude vyrizena. ami kdyby
neivyssi soud potvrdil zakon
Volsteaduv O jeho provadenl.
Volici stale jeSt6 mali moz-
most, poslati do Washingtonu
move Zastupce, klefi Volstea-
dhv zakon odvolaji, bude-li to
skutetne pfanlm naroda. Po-
slednl volby li5topadOve otevre
ly oci lidem, ktefi v3rili, re je
cely narod do prohibice zblaz-
nen a ae 81 nepreje mic iineho.
Y New Jersey, Ohio, Kentuc-
ky V menSi mire i V New Yor
ku, Massachusetts, Virginii a
Marylandu rozhodovali volici
otaZkach prohibicnich. Ken
tucky Sc stalo suchym, New
Jersey zvolilo guvernera, je-
hoz programem jest po,irati
prohibici ma vsech stranach, a
Ohio rozhodlo, &C jen malyn
poctem hlas1, ze ma byti ustav
nj dodatek prohibitni zamit
nut, &C naopak zamftlo navrh
ma porazku prohibice We sta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
WS'T If+1 WSSI
KOTEL VYEUCHL.

Y stl0jnickych dilnach els.
2710 Prospect Ave. vybuchl
vtera mensi parni kotel, Ia kite
r6zto eXplose prisli diva delni-
ci k t6zkemu urazu. Jednim 2
Mich ie Slovak Stepan Kondu-
Ska, 52lety V elsie $500 Clark
Ave. bydlici. Ma telo oparene
a V Charity nemocnici je oSe-
tfovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
v ZAIMU CEsKOSs.OV .OVrTf1Is3KKEE1C
ORCHODII.

Praha, %. lsopadu. - CeskosoyeelF miniStr ohchodu
We Vt reel tesoSovenskych obchodnch stycch poukaza
ma to re mada republika prvtm sveho
Zea We saVu obchodnho isoloyani & piitny odpor-
tova uzavfen novych obchodnich sn'uv RakouseH7
hran pflmlouva s. svobodny obchod mez stav byva-
leho RakouskoUherska CechoslOyab Mnistr pra,i
sloFn6 Cechosovakie SVEN us aby obchodn6
pala 2apad hledaa tyo staty i5ou iem hlavnm III
kazniky.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
ZAHAJENi ZASEDANf A.
MERICKE ZAKONODARNY.
Ma .tele autcmobilu cell move
ma zdaneni.

Wa hlngtCn, |. prOSince. -
Iakonodarna seSla Sc dnes o
) hod. odpoledni prvni prace
venovany byly zda ovaci pred
loZe a prNn6 na pretres Sc do
'stane zvySeny poplatek ma au-
tomoEily, ktery byl jiz nekoIi
krat marn6 navrzen, ale ter
,okrate pry Zcela urCit6 prof.
de a uveden platnost iiz od
|. ledna. PAX prijdou postup-
ne na radu jine poplatnicke ra
dosti jako neva uprava DAM z
osobnich pfijmu, ktera bez de
batniho boje Sotva as bude pfi
jata. Move uzakonovani prohi-
oice VSak projednavano nebu-
de. Zastupce Crabbe, prohob.c C
nj general dome zastupcu a
puvodce porazene suche pred
lohy oZnamuje, ze ZamySli svo
lati konferenci til republika-
nu a iii demokratu, bez ohle-
du jak6ho stanoviska k prohi-
bici Zaujlmaji a hodla Sc 5 nj
mi domluViti jakym shodnym
Zpusobem reSiti Juchou otaz-
ku.
Move dahovG poplatky m
mot0rova vozidla byly snraco-
vany spojeAym zda ovacim W
borem a dotGena predloha "a
dana bude zastupcem Robin
sem. Zdanena. bude kazda jed
ma konska sila soc, ga kaz-
dych sto liber hrube vahy ce-
lehO vOZidla II a pul centu, a
majicich pneumaticke rafy II
a pul centu pri massivnich a
25c pri ocelovych kolech. Mo-
torcykly Zaplaf $3.50 a "a po
bocni vozik zvlaSt' $3.50. TAX
re prum6rna dan pri obycejnG
ce3tovni kare Pride as ma
$11.51 pri autech nakladnich
ma 2l.33. Nejmensi poplatek
phi automobile osobnim stano-
ven ma $500 a Ia nejtesi auto
truck ma $4,000.
4 Polovina taktO vybranych
dani bude pouZita We prosptch
mis- Mich Zaimu. kiezto ZbyVa-
iici polovice pripadne admin
straci a statum. Takto ziska-
nych fondu pouzito bude ma u
drzovani cest ale nikoli ma bu-
dOvanl cest novych.
X, yIJSC1 C4--E1 nTC11
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
SPESNY USTUP ADMIR-. KOLCAKA.

Iondvn. 1. Srosince. - Zbrojni admiraa Kolcaka
naGenka vSeruske vlady ustupue takov chvatem ae il
ren ami mono vybudova nuna opafen ktera bv postup
nepritele zdrzovaa. TAX do rkutska
lax prozrazue dnes dos bezdran dpese soveske Via
Moskve Zaskodncke tupy jez pravdelne organisu
orozu liz sameho Kolcaka jenz obklopi zvlastnl t6
lesnou gardou poctu 5000 muzl.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-11-20
THE WEATHER
Thursday increasing cloudiness, warm
er; Friday probably occasional rains;
colder in west portion.
STATE CANNOT TAKE
OVER THE COAL MINES

Little Rock, Nov. 20.-Under the
constitution of Arkansas the state
government is powerless to take over
the coal mines unless there be demand
for martial law, and even in this in
stance the state could not operate the
mines, merely give protection to the
property and employees at the mines.
Gov. Brough has gone fully into the
matter and has been convinced that
the state is powerless to act, so no
action is liable unless there is effort
to destroy the mine property in this
state.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-11-20
HINES SOUNDS
WARNING NOTE
r1rpes That All Be Impressed
With Fact to Use Coal Spar
ingly-More Trains Are An
nulled.

chicago. Nov. 19.-Arrangements
q proyide for the most equitable dis
tr;bution of coal that is possible to
re0ions and industries that show the
greatest need, were discussed today
Nv Walker D. Hines director general
~ railroads, and seven regional di-
reetors at the close of two-day con-
ference on the coal situation.
While no drastic move in the cur
tailment of the coal supply is contem-
Mated. Mr.. Hines urged that every
one be impressed with the fact that
coal must be used "sparingly," in or
der to make the supply last.
One Of the first moves toward con-
servation was taken by the Cleveland
Coal Commission when it cut off the
coal supply of every industrial plant,
except those coming under the head
Of "public utilities" The Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad today
suspended forty more passenger trains
in various sections, bringing the total
number of trains cut off from that
road to 1876. The Chicago and North
western railroad has also suspended
twenty trains.
After the conference between Mr..
Hines and the regional directors, it
was announced that unless an abrupt
change for the better occurs, West
Virginia coal fields will be levied upon
for western industry. 1t was stated
that all regions in need of coal would
be supplied from the West Virginia
fields and regional railroad directors
in the east have promised to aid the
west in transportation and distribu-
Ton.
Mr.. Hines, who left for Washing
ton today, said before leaving that
the problem now is to distribute avail
able coal so as to avoid shortages,
Reports received here tonight indi-
cate that there is little change in the
mine fields. Most miners are failing
to return to work, awaiting the de-
cision reached at the wage conference
in Washington.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-11-20
SENATE VOTES
DOWN TREATY
Democrats Twice Reject the
Ratification Resoluti0n-Lead
ers Say Another Session May
Resurrect Covenant.

Washington, Nov. 19.-For the Sec
ond time the Senate tonight voted
down the treaty ratification resolution
containing reservations to which
President Wilson had objected.
AS to the previous roll call the
Democratic senators lined up almost
without detection against ratification.
The vote on the second rejection of
the Lodge resolution was Al for adop-
tion and 81 against, less than the re-
quisite two-thirds and also less than
a majority.
AS soon as the Lodge resolution was
voted down the second time the SEN
ate began voting on an unreserved
ratification resolution presented by
Senator Underwood, Democrat, Ala
bama.
Unreserved ratification also was
defeated, the mild reservation Repub-
licans voting against it.
Washington, Nov. 19.-Ratifcation
of the peace treaty with the reserva-
tions framed by the Republican ma
jority and objected to by President
Wilson was voted down in the Senate
late today with the administration
senators lining up sofdly against it.
The ratification resolution, which
would have required two-thirds ma
jority for adoption, mustered only 80
votes to 55 against it. It's supporters
were 35 Republicans and four Demo-
Gratis, and it's opponents IS Republi-
cans and AZ Democrats.
The result was to place the treaty
in parliamentary status, which it's
enemies declared amounted at least
temporarily to rejection. It's friends,
however, had hopes of revising it at
another session Of Congress.
After the ratification vote the Re-
publicans permitted their resolution
in exactly the form rejected to come
up for further consideration, but as
hte session extended into the evening,
the solid Republican lineup, which had
held throughout the day against re-
peated Democratic compromise pro-
posals, showed no signs of yielding.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-11-20
DOES NOT LOOK FOR BIG
INCREASE IN AUTOS

Little Rock, Nov. 19.-State High
way Commissioner w. B. Owen is not
very optimistic about the increase in
automobiles in Arkansas in 1920, as
he has only ordered 10000 license
tags for the twelve months beginning
with January 1. Up to date 1896
licenses have been issued this year
and probably 200 more will be issued
before January 1. Automobiles have
been hard to obtain this year, but the
manufacturers promise to equal the
demand in 1920, in which case local
dealers say that Commissioner Owen
will have to make a second purchase.
They estimate the number of cars in
the state for 1920 at not less than
$4,000.
Automobile owners who have to pur
chase license tags now are making
strenuous complaint against paying
$40 now, the same amount as is
charged on January 1. The Arkansas
Automobile Association will endeavor
to change this law so that the license
fee will be divided into quarters, and
the person who buys car in the last
quarter will have to pay but for three
months of the year.