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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-16

Alro Pat King has accepted posi-
tion in dry goods store In Ponca
City and has left for that place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-16
Get Away in Auto With an Esti.
mated $4,000 Worth of MGR
ohandisc, Posse Gives
Chase.
CHICKASHA BARBER
DISCOVERS ROBBERS
Is Stuck Up With Big Gun and
Ordered Away; Burgs Take
Silks, Suits, Waists and
Other Goods.

This morning al about o'clock,
burglars were discovered in the Kern
Mercantile company at Verden by
Bud Walls, a barber who operates
a shop here at 22l Chickasha avenue.
Aftor sticking the barber up with a
gun, the robbers climbed in car
and made getaway with merchan.
disc estimated at $1,000.
Walls lives in Verden and drives
TO Chickaaha every morning. This
lcing Saturday he started from his
home little early and when pass
ing the Kern store noticed flash
Light winking about the interior OF
the building.
Burg Unlmbers Artillery,
81 topped to soc what was going
on said Walls ths morning. when
seen at his shop here = got out of
my car and went to the front Of the
store to look in, when one Of tho
men jumped out from his hiding place
at the front Of tho building and
threw a gun on me
"He told me to throw mp my hands
and | sure did He then ordered mo
TO get back in my ear and held the
gun on mo until did SO. Their car
vas at the rear Of the store aud must
have been running for before could
start my car and drive a half block
to The next corner, they raced across
the street in front of me headed
west
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-16

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
MANY SCHEDULES or
REVENUE LAW NAVE
BECOME EFFECTIVE

yg,eyu>-C,TOT, Feb. O. : .utr" ''f
n. rrycilu.. riiI Ivy Fr""'d'"i NiS''h
ON 1r.s s;,"c;~l tram "n Ir'"l'' - N">h'
,nl.;r0 lust might ~: ant" OPERATION
ihc ruar!!.-,--y :"r c"!lortins; SIX h,'3."H+
OF taxes ;h'' year.
Higher ,:,T"% provided IN ~" no" IA!
20 into effect today "' iiuu"" ana S"'!
drinks, Including nrAr-h'"?. =?T'P"
sufcr soGa water m! mineral waters
and on toba0c" nnd on %""'a'''d '"N"-
res.
Ar,rc,rot!nr The Imposition o. NV
taxes. thousands .nc gallons cf whi2N"H
,,5 boon withdrawn from government
,,nndei warehouses; within III" ia%t week.
with TAX paid At IA" "li raj" "f *".-"
=, ,-.Ilr, ~ escape fhr higher r;f" nj
&c ~ , :-.,llon now effective"
. Articles IN ~" luxury" "las" on
,rN,,l, nov taxcs 70 INTO "ff"'i '""iHF.
:rrlutc automobiles an! motor t'r"S-
eor1rs, riarns, sporting goods. chewing
r-1Irn crr,cras. candy. firearms slot M
crimes tni,"t s"aI,s anh H"' goods. IE"
tux &c paid ~ No mnni'nc'Hr"r
0.nc- ro7iur~s u" ;hr tax hil2 which
IN into lo:2nl effect today. hut wh'Eh
.rc r>.rcqc.Ivr nnI wh."h consequently
n-c no. p-:..' i~al!y affected lay ~" ina"
or w.. ..ic~'rE "r tn" iai'. 'h"iH''" ''''
following:
re-; IN Incomes. cN""se ?r"ij'" a"a
.,-,n,s Estates md i4iG'rIiHHc"s
md o,,rtec taxes uu u runh'r t.! S'"''AI
h,,c;,.oeec%, .-ich ny i,r,'i:"rS. i'''N'.r% Al
IT, insurance ,.om0ari"S. 'a'IirGS 2"h
on,,rar,cnt place prupr.r'.'rS and ''H'''r
dealers.
r,rae.,r r,car,rrre - prevent 'H' m'--
cas-. IL. r~-lCr'~ f,r"ru.' 'I:'oii''. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
officer RFIIIG GGG!LE |9EXOnERA1ED
m c| '||.1|I}I3Ii MADE BY COUNCILMAN
HI5.B|23l7LA57C COUNCIL NEE TING
HAD LITTLE JUsT1-
TIc.rro7z FOR MAKING CHARGES
IN VIEW o. HIS OWN CONDUCT.
OFFICERS VERSION OF 1NTERVE"
WITH MR.. TEMPLETON Su6SA AN-
T1ATED BY WITNESSES
NOT SATlSf Az
DRY TO MAN MAKING CHAfSGb''
REBUKED By MAYOR.

The attack r,.a,?.. t:p"n 'ir ely p"i''f
,..:.,r,ru..r' =: 81" previous m'-'hnE "l
rh.. cry rr"nrgt. hy r"unrrirnHr i!ah!E
w:,.m il" s,:,.ruj't,d ~, affidavit from
,.i.. ii.r:S 'E'mid'j"u ali"G'n" Impr"PF
.r.n'In-'s ~ uli'""r iHssI". vs. re-
,.-w,i 4, u-' nights meeting. rr"o""-
~. ~. a'h,niiun T.; t'h'"i at E"u"
li..n,l, rs..,.'s report an rh' matter.
M nI!r4rrsu from John Sir"h}r- =
,,,t.nrr If Mnr>h:,I! county. VII" was
wl'n officer EnEgl" ~ n" r!m" n h'-
r,.,sr.L Mr. =. rui,I":"l, su1SiantiatlntS on
;,,..r I::rcl'S ,yuln!inI i"u :" IN" 'ni"I.
49, ulnd.. - rIr, uf IA" lal'"r'S report
IN" ,hI.i'S r"f'nr'. winch. "n nt"''"A 81
.,'us.urt!muu l:IiIM. MtS ordered hl"d, ~
;.Ghls rh.H h"!uw.
r'..unri}nau lialnE submitted 'w" al
,!f:'ru1I :!Gii,!as ilN relative" :" 'iIic"r
I;i@@lr'* c"nHur' from ~" foreign RS
d"u;s Of 'hr SIN;h ward on" aiiidarH
tod ni { H.. I'iI'"r haNtn kn""h"d al IN"
door a. ti" d'i,ur'Hi On" n!Ghi and d.
ir:tMG",i ~ - loud yolr" tu En"w WI"
a"rd there. Tie other t"iL ~! ms grab
hing n" L"purrTt b. IA" collar ana ~ :
mpndInE ATTENUATION cunc"r!'HE ;iH
Wh,r.ah"jts u, a :rTnE.
I.ih.. -h~ ch."t : r"l"r'. both ai!i'iav1's
w"r,' mr,!'"'I Received ai.d hl''G.
Nj. llahi.: demanded! the appointment
4" Commute" :" !n|"%;iEat" ms
CHARGES. tu, a., mi,fiun di.d for tl.''
want "r = SECOND. MIR. l:lum. ~ Gr6iH>S
IN" iil,,.g -: Ia, charges. stated thIt Il
W. l:!n" rpu"'.I realized that III" at!
had /, .h,rr of IutI," ana ~ his "p:n:"n
- Gu,., ""'. /; did r'"' 'hnh ihh; r"'I"
~. u.n!,l IL" circumstances. MAS just
e.. 4 Lee. nj IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
No Horse Meat For
East Ohio Soldiers
Declares Gen. Treat

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2:'--ncnial If
,.l.arE"s contained III n 1"tt"r read in
IN: house recently rs 10 conditions III
The G3cnd Inrariry III Italy was mad"
I.v RriGadirr General Charles q. Tr"At
American military attachr ut Rome. IN
:, .,ahlrgram forwarded to Secretary
Rakrr today by General P"r$hinG Hrn-
rral rrea; said th' regiment was III
good physical condition. we'll "HUipp'ri,
had c>p' Ti"nC-d nn serious food hard
ships ami had had very low number
OF SUMMARY court martIaiS.
Tho ryrirn"nl ~ 4 wh"l" had been
warmly rr,ri,:..! wherever II had S"rv''d
for III good behavior and "i:iGi"r'N.
TIL. u!"eSa:" also d.ni"I 4 r'r"ri thar
horse meat had born served {" tho COM
mand
Tho sand regiment Ia composed of
eastern rh,n drafted mon. 'r"l'ni'nS
man, frnm Belmont and adjoining
counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
LEGAL NOTICE
$780, 900.
Triadelph1a District. Ohio ca. W. VII
School Funds.

Tho Enari -: fiucaii"u q: IN liSiT."t
~: TrIad.!ihia. n ih. county - ohio,
state -: w., Virginia. VIII Until III"
,wrnt;r;h day ~ March. i"lH. ri "igh;
n'CIn,;k H. m. al ilS uiflI" III th'' T:,I'i"I-
i,h:u District high selma! hG'iding. r.
r"ivr sealed bids tur III" sal" 81 .-v."""
OF any part ;h"r.'a: 81 tn" coupon h"n'<
u; sud district. bong bonds nuiHb r''H
from | To - inclusive. Of an 1S*u" "i W
bonds IN thu denomination ~ Si."""
each numbered III series :rum ! IN M N
elusive. maturing III '/riy-t"ur year"
from date AS per schedule and re3""i"-
able. III the option &c HE H"1rf alter t"n
wears hearing interest 'H' th'S rate ~
pcr cent per annum ?ayahl" annuhHy at
the Sher::t'S office. Wheeling. w. Va
being rIat,N Nov. -. lglS.
Each bid should h,. marked lid i"r
School l:"udS' and mus i"' a''c"mpan!""
with 4 cert ;ir,! chrrk payahi" 10 N" 'tr-
dep 80 .thr I:nari 81 L:GuCltt"n a.: Ia
district II Triad"Iphla for pr cent ~
bar yalur uf bonds bid for and should n"
addressed IL ih,. SECRETARY. Err ''r"'',
Wh-rhng. ". Va. t'undii'nal h.d> VIII
mot b." "uuS,d'r"d.
Th. EuHrd r,.Sr rv"s tn" right :" r"j"'''
any and al bids and may H." In" cheek
SEM lh"r"wIth H$ hQudai!ng damages
for failure To comply with such :! :+t'nc
IS arCrpi"d
.nf pISirirt Of Tr;Adr'phia
s. S. JACOB. .!E-
f-I3--6-mr o-l2 Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
WE WE EVERYTHING. s sed

WI, HAVE luD single white enamel
beds. SprinE8 and mattresses. complete.
NJ Sc. 81 each: IS rak wash stands. IN
good condition. at $500 zach.
ONE Iaru. Ca- restaurant range.
ON; moving pic;ur" marhn" 4: $50.
ONE physicians operating table. IN
good condition.
TOO opera chairs. s1.n0 each.
ONE 10; If crucHs nj sc:
.0SE' Angie Die 'r;tl". S4n.
ALSO Il large line n: new and second
baud TOOLS and machinery and aEtu!nu-
bile supplies.
SEE, our aSSortmcr; Of gas and coal
stoves.
TOOL STORE.
1881 AND 1893 MARKET STREET
rclephona SOl3-J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
STARK. TIT STAE GUARD. OUT OF
LINEUP FOR BALANCE OF SEA
son WITH CRUSHED FOOT.


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-, 49,. Il. .,...,, !.,-h,,h.il quintet
,,..,.. ...h,.r.G .,.r.u.,, = 'Mir-v :ul.I'.
,..,.... ..,..,.I t..r,. TONIGHT with ihr
.,,.,,,,.., T., -.,-,,,- Tfr team shower
~ -..,l. ~ ..~iHi" uy"r.t by
49,, "a. IT,. 81. cannes played
30 ,,,,r ,..,.... IT,. in,,.. ,;:,rr!,. over
~ ~, i....., 49,. ,..,,,..u9 Marietta col
}oc. rrrfn-:u,,i So, .rU"i2l trick. win
.,,.., tx Il >,"~... c..rn;.r. $50. and
y..:,.,,i:., ~" Il. .,..,' - go T"EiSi'r"i
a.arrs. h-r "a W,.!'ya". .":7t 'hr'"
weeks a%u.
rh,, ;"a:,, r",rr'.'h - "Nr"li"r' con
.,,,.,rn WIN -. ..>,..p.s..n ~ :>;ari,. HI
sur .,uur,l. vino %.,S 1u!iv injured "m
.h,. MT zen II. :'Jrr.; r' pay "' III: .h;''
:-l!,... ~ i:.., western '''r,. '>'Art 81
c..-s yyrh an .;i.,.. wAr'h = itiHly
..~usll.ti. a,.G wh.,H t"HE n"ld n;m "u'
r- ~" r."la:u,:,.; @I;-i"= ga N''Sl'y;'n'*
s..hcLH'". !: IT,. rr!S"':t Inn" II" - IN
a,,!~ u. r!acc any weight wh"'"V'r np""
i,.e foot, and !; "a. -urr t'ai n l.T'S; y"
wncka will laps. h"s"r" ii' VIII ~ AL"
=, .:-,nrr ms uniform. THIS - NOR" or
'.s,> :, severe blow % '0H "'S'"EH"
:iv,.. Tor the work o. $iarh has "'n "
biz fr4tnrc III liz M';h"d!S:$' Su"""S>.
We ,l.,v IS 10. only ""n'"crd aroma,
n. ,:rf..-s:r" :ult. hC; H. I'l;tf'S Il faE'
...I .~uoo ~! ,rl!i"~ many :i"ld goals.
~, nn.t!:,.. rf h..s ~, r";II shooting.
On H., r..,."Ir' 'ri1 y" a,,.I:r scored -
.,..:.rS = 10 -; harry ;-H'U". which VAS
.,- points M" han r." "'''5r" i! III
AZ" ~" ~" all" q :-''r''''". ti.S loss
-. team vii i" &"'n!v f't'. hn't
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
LOST.

LoST-A Nha!;. c"I"r"G FOLDER contain
.:l.: i,u.t cards ara h'%chrrg" card from
Marlr.-. Finder w.l k'A,!l?. return!
Sam. ~ I"r"llig"nr"r Office. 20!
LCST-ElncNi handbag. between Stop -
Eril,.r" road and 1:"lla:rc- Return :"
Ci;y Euilh'nG. E"i,a'r". t-2'-l
LoST-I!larN plush scarf. Colonial thea
lr.. saturday. might. Finder i"ar" nj
In:.iiIrru..cr and receive reward. c-"5-i
LcST-k wirc-wh""l Of: rear ~ auto
mobile. with iir" attached f"r 4 stand.
ard machine. Finder will b.. amply re-
,rar,l,d = returned /" l06 No. Main 81.
nr call Wheeling Sam. go;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR sAIE-Sovcral Ford tharnGs ard
r,a,:~:"r: D:.. !?l? Overland touring.
,wn Ford ton trucks. Il yuu arr EpnSic-
cr.rS buying Il used 'Ir, ~! locate
JUS; what y"u w.int ana y"u pay !ur II
while y"u rid. cur ~ H. Springer. lin
rr,r tiaraG". -!!u Man -. l'h"u'. E.m
Cirrv" TO- i:'n.: u. l--"-i ct
FOR SAIE-S"v"r;li Fore! t"I-inES and
rnaI%rcrS. I'm" 1917 Overhead TOURING.
two Ford ION trucks, if yuU arc consul
"r.ns buying Il used car l VIII !"'a'v
;ust what you want. ard pay for -
while you rid. curtis II. Springer. Lib
rr;y Garage. ~ Main ST.. Wheeling
..ann" Kim I;"ov" 1io2 Ring -. i-"1-n
GARY woNM DRIVEN TRUCKS.
BRUCE Il. SEARRIGIT.
PKCNE 1452-
"oE sALE-I;orL i"arlns car :. No.
condition. $1,000. G. ID. Luce. %
Porter Ave-. EG@w"od. :-iS-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
FOR REM

FOR ECNT.-E'r"ly furnished rooms.
n,!r:i. C.!.v.Ei"ur"%: II bug mess cen
Ter al cry. !:qI.r: md floor lEtc!lIEcn-
,.r- E!.s j1-l3-If
FOE RENT-(':" large Light front room
nd floor. .%2ri"i street. $t"rn h"a:
s;i,.:.Il,. fG;. ~. or .wn gentlemen. viii
rent iurnjsi!pd or un:Grn&h"d. ,lnouIr"
n,,l flrrr Iu.riI -cEC.r Bldg. jl-l3-tf
FOX EEN--$ ,bl"nG!d room 81 by "a
fact. <ny i!i:hl>. *'"am heated. Su!iahi
COR L phntoGrai,ii gallery, or other bust
:"S$. located II business district close
ID ,;npo.. Apply 10 Peter Boyd. Wheel
iu;: in,"ll g.EcyT. 1915 Mnrkc; street.
Wheeling. d-o-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26

Wh"clinE should haE" IN easy 'ih"
wlth II .,und.vIll"' IL IN" gan" :" p''
staged IN IL" Mound city fr:tiaE over"
M St.u. TN. ,un"Np"ctcd ":;"n hap
ms,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26

,:.iM"rlral VIII ais" m"'t N'HSh"'5
tin. v,rk. and "n ia" un-ih"-rIN"' !'o'4'
Th!S should pr"I" Il IV"l: iitAi'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
WON BY ALLEGHENY

MEANWHILE. Pa. Few. - u"
.;r.a, I.4'..S nIvaI- sN"'haII. team r!''
,:nf,ai ~ tier :..';r. '"'s.%H; w'h .,,'''.
.sr.,., .ni.n"" hy = soar" - - !"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
WANTED-Female

wANTO-Yuuar l3dy FOR stenoG-aph:c
work. One who can tax" dlclitlon.
Really in own handwriting stating rH-
f-.r!"ncr and Ealary expected. a. w.
-. Intel gcnCcr I'-o-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
a -TN11TC. Occurred. TrY1U-
HDh q IA - marks reHtG11:~
l. IN Il 1911 - ~ ed. Patent n.Ad
trademark litigation Booklet traa,
H E. DUNLAP, Patent lawyer
National Exchange Bank BuEdDs
Wheeling. ". Va
FOR SALE

Fer SAIE--C"rt Or exchange. c3o aerra
n"ar W"Sr Liberty, ". Va. or'-an!ri
,-,Gh. Address, J.. y. ioX 40. ~ W""i
Liberty. ". IA. Up
FOR SALE-iGIH. farm III HARRISON
"a 0u;u:; COR particulars address; r.
J. Fowler. so L. 3rd ST.. C%rIcnsyill".C. .
- |-"u-uI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26

E..ialrr high viii hHH" y 'h'th'" L"
r..l.,m IS'.lt when II meet" ''ai'' "' us
h:cb at the up-lh"-r!r': 'itE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
WANTEO-Agents

gooo agents to sell
household necessities Oh Tie install
nent plan. Best Of goocs and oesl 81
commissions. We pay Weekly =. r.
49,, ~ 114o-Il42 Main st mr-l2-;f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
WESLEYAN tt CT
II EIIii]|IiI)A!IT
III SATURDAY
1uCKNAQcIQN BOYS RETu EN TRoM
JACN- THAT NTTTED FIVE
Sc.LrT OUT OF SIX GAMES.

NAE "UT THE JIEE ON IVES
IEYnN hTG SPOILED Az OTHER
5rISE PERCECr TIP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
WANTED-Male

wAETED-!'-n~'ht" sufferers 70 rcah
'"Ir ,nr,urrc,nrnt under Personal. NJ
;-,,,,s Tn. trrciru; herman Company
VIA lIarri>"n Bldg. S;"ub"Ev!li". oh:".
WANTED-N icw unemployed soldier
and sailors. Ti"a-snnt work: good pay
Ami. after q? u. M. f"u can ma"r 80,
:, J,v. Room +. M"G.Ur" fI"i"i. t-2r-i
u6NTED-Y"unI man I" work on ~
t.Ilivrnr"r nights. On" familiar ":'E
snort; prctrrrrd. Salary small To h"gifH
with, Appi% IN person to CilT Editor
'r, ,.pG. =, m t-2l-tr
whHrEp-Eoy: 10 learn the printing
trade. Must be JIG years or over.
Night work, six nights per week; Apply
to foreman Intelligenccr. t-l9itt
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WANTED-E"rIl automobile. Will buy
~, ,Xchlnsc : year old brown n"r:':
weight i4'". good style. quot Add;"'S
Box No. IS. West Liberty, ". Va:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26

W Ant FURNITURE, RUGS
FOR EIGHT ROOM
Io1TSE. MUST BE BEAUTIFUL. Al
DRESs Il. s., CARE INTELL1GENCEE r.
f-I6-lI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS

wANrEp-Ou and gas territory either
in Ohio or West Va. VIII bu% oil
rrmdurf;nu. Want TO hear from Land
ti,,.n",.. nrlv, Address Operator. +. ..
i.nx EH IS West Liberty. ". Va. t-:6-l
,II INSTRUMENTATION rs stcnoSraphrr nr
hruj;k,,.p"r, 10y a %"unE man WIN u"
yn;,rs experience" a0d good r"i"r"nreS
Address j.: i. T.. car" lnt"!lIg"nr"r
- i-26-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26

I0TfCE-I am jusI ouI o; TN: ..rnly aud
ur.I your business ! am tailor
and fix clothes and make them: also
,i,,n press and repair. Look me VI.
t..cond floor. over Woolw"rth y. ~"
Nnr;iri street, Sam Hartman. Ja-50-Ge;
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-09-26
WOULD SOW LESS
WHEAT THIS FALL
SUCH IS RECOMMENDATION TO
FARMERS BY AGRICULTURAL
DEPARTMENT EXPERTS.
Carefully Worked Out Information Col
Iected for Ausbandmen Would In
dictate That Acreage Should Not
be So Great as in 1918.

WashingtOn.-Morew wheat should be
sown this fall than was the average
in pre-war years, but not so much
should be sOwn as was sown last year.
This is the outstanding fall farming
recommendation of the United States
department of agriculture. which is
watching the changes Of world supply
and demand while European countries
are getting back to normal in food pro-
ductiOn and thus affecting the market
for American products. The depart
ment's suggestions are based on the
observations of specialists who were
sent abroad to report on foreign con-
ditions and probable needs, and on the
most extensive reports it has been pos
sible to obtain from other sources in
this country and other countries.
AS to winter wheat, the department
suggests that 100000 acres be sown
| this fall to this crop, and that 10000
600 acres be sOwn in 1920 to spring
! wheat, making probable aggregate
production in 1920 of S30,OOOOOO bush
els of which 2OO,OOO,OOO bushels would
be available for export after home
needs are met. This production would
approximately equal the average yield
of wheat in the United States for the
five years, 1915 to 1919, inclusive. The
(ive-year average is thought to be o
safe guide for American farmers.
The suggested acreage for fall-sowr
Wheat is approximately S5 per cent o.
the area sown in the fall of 1918, ant
is about the same as was sOwn in thu
fall OF 1917. The suggested area TO
spring wheat is approximately SO pc
cent of the area sown i'm each of tn,
last two years. The combined acreage
Of winter and spring wheat suggested
Tor 1920 Is about SO per cent of tn
acreage sOwn for the 1919 crop, slight
ly more than the acreage sown for tn
bumper crop Of 1915, and about fou
per cent less than the area sown TO
!. the 1918 crop.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-09-26
STATE POLICE AND
STRIKERS CLASH
MASS MEETING BROKEN UP BY
TROOPERS WHO CHARGE
INTO CROWD.
Number Injured and Many Arrests
Made in Collision Near Pittsburo
on Eve Of Inauguration Of Strike
by Steel Workers.

Observation-Disclosures between Penn.
sylvania state police and crowds bent
on holding labor meetings In the Pitts
burg district Sunday ushered i'm the
strike in the iron and steel industry.
The most serious disturbance occurred
at North Clarion, 20 miles from Pitts
burg, late in the afternoon, where the
state troopers charged crowd of
union men holding mass meeting
and broke it up. Resistance was Of
fered and it Is charged by union lead
ers that the mounted policemen used
their clubs vigorously and injured a
number Of the crowd. About a score
of men were arrested. The meeting
was broken up at the request OF local
authorities.
Workmen declare that the meeting
was proceeding quietly when the state
police broke it up. The crowd scat
| tered and some ran up railroad EN-
| bankment and threw stones and othel
| missiles at the troopers. During thu
| melee, several in the crowd were
struck on the head by policemen, |
| was said. The crowd soon scattered
No one was reported seriously in
jurel. 1t is alleged that several shot
were fired by someone in the crowd
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-09-26
BUDAPEST FACES
REIGN OF TERROR
MASSACRE FEARED WHEN the
HuMANiAN TROOPS LEAVE
HUNGARIAN CAPITAL.
People Beaten and Prosecuted are Sc.
curing Arms and Street Fighting
on Large Scale is Expected
Unless Conditions Chance.

Vienna.-There is grave danger of
massacre in Budapest when the Ru-
manians depart.
f1fteen thousand families in Buda-
pest have been directly affected by
beatings and prosecutions.
But this is only whisper to what
Is threatened in Budapest itself UNI
less the entente takes steps at once to
prevent ii. The Rumanians have not
begun evacuation of the city and will
not for a week. When they do. all
restraining influence gone, terror will
reign.
1t will meet serious opposition in
Budapest from the workmen, both
Christians and Jews, who have no
sympathy with slaughter. and they
have thousands of arms hidden. Street
fighting on large scale seems GER
tain. The return of communism is
not a remote possibility.
Minister Friedrich declared two
days ago, in the presence of small
group of newspaper men, after re-
quest that he be not quoted, that Il
pOgrom was necessary in Budapest.
He pointed out bloodshed was neces-
sary to wipe away the stains of COM
munism.
1.-The burden must fall on the Jews,
| Friedrich said. when the white
troops enter we will be powerless to
hold them in check. We have held
down a pogrOm which threatened early
this month because of the fear Of the
people of the Rumanians. Now the
time has come for real action
Such are Budapest's dangers. Pres
ence Of entente troops are the onl!
thing that can keep the situation II
hand.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-09-26
Y BSizEo S2be

Reb Russell continues to hit homers
for Minneapolis like regular Babe
Ruth.
Fewster and Wick continue to slap
the ball better than some Of the old
timers.
The New Orleans club has sold
Pitcher Jim Roberts to the Detroit
Americans.
First Baseman Pete Shields has been
discharged from army service and re-
joins the Binghamton team.
There Is no truth In the report that
Grover Alexander lost his arm in the
war. The old soup bone was just on
furlough.
The Shreveport club announced that
the deal by which Shortstop Jimmy
ONeill is to go to Washington for q
trial has been completed.
If all boxers can be developed into
such accomplished boxmen as little
Dick Kerr. some club should go out
and sign up Jack Dempsey.
Hal Chase has Eddie Collins super
stition Of placing his gum on the but
ton Of his cap and then taking 1t off
when the pitcher gets two strikes on
him.
A Milwaukee critic says that Roy
Hansen, the young pitcher secured by
Rowland from the Chicago White SOx.
is the best relief hurler in the associa-
ton.
Pitcher Gene Packard handed In
his resignation" to the Philly manage
ment with the statement that he in
tended to take job in Pennsylvania
steel plant.
Connie Mack has dug up lot Of tai
) ent, he imagines, in the Southern
league. The tall tutor of the AS has
been down south for several weeks
hunting ivory.
. Cox Of the marines has secured q
contract for $3.50 to pitch for the
r Detroit Tigers and will join them as
soon as he draws the blue envelope
from the government.
: Sam Crawford Is hitting well above
: 300 in the Pacific Coast league this
;, season. 1t Is wonder one Of the
!, major outfits hasn't recalled the vet
s eran from the bushes.
t The New Orleans club Is reported to
Q have sold Outfielder Johnny Sullivan
q to the Cincinnati Reds. Sullivan seems
o to have found himself in the Southern
/ league this year and has been golnl
dne.