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Evening journal., 1920-04-06

An entire change in the system OF
managing and conducting The New Gas
tie County Workhouse is recommend
ed in a lett.r which Lieutenant Com
mander Thomas Mott Osborne. the
noted prison expert, sent Oday to the
trustees Of that institution. lie dis
patched the letter few minutes before
he delivered an address on Prison Re
form before the Chamber of Com
merce in the duBarry room OF Oh
Hotel dupont.
The letter, which was delivered TO
J. Frank Ball. secretary OF the board
OF trustees OF the WorkhOuse, declares
the institution "a source OF positive
danger to fhe community" instead OF
being an agency for the protection
of people Of Delaware" Inmates i'm
prisoned there, 1t declares further, do
no. learn 10 respect the law" nor do
they acquire the habits and point OF
view Of responsible citizens" The let
ter to the trustees follows:
u. S. Naval Prison,
Portsmouth. N. H..
April 2, 1920.
ITO the Members OF the New Castle
County workhouse, Wilmington,
Delaware:
Gentlemen:
Before making a report 10 your
board on my recent visit to the
workhouse | desired TO see the one
submitted by Dr. Hastings H. Hart 4
OF the Russell Sage Foundation
Evening journal., 1920-04-06

The Berlin government notified the
Allied commission that German troops
In the nuhr valley consisted OF 26 bal-
talions. seven squadrons. % batteries
and three armored trains.
The Germans said the Reichswehr
losses in flghtIng against the Ruhr
communists was 100 Killed and 200
wounded. Tho communists losses
were described as heavy because OF
their lack OF artillery.
Three communist chlGfs-Koch.
Golden and vllden-were reported to
have sought refuge in the Allied zones
OF occupation. Information in IN
ofllcsl circles here today indicated that
Belgium supports France In her occu-
patton OF her Rhine cities. while Great
Britain is Inclined 10 look upon the
matter as somewhat hasty.
None OF the Allies so far had given
any Official expression OF the opinion.
A report that the communists had
destroyed the important Ruhr valley
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
BOARD TO INSPECT
PHILADA. HARB0RS

Members OF tho Wilmington Board
OF Rarbor Commissioners will go TO
Philadelphia Thursday 20 inspect
whsrves similar 10 the Municipal Pro-
duce Wharf. now being constructed at
Front and Church streets. u was de-
cIded at the meeting OF the commission
this morning Mr.. Warner being away
on business with his frm, will be
unable to accompany the party
Boundary monuments on the Lob
dell property have been set in place.
Insurance on buildings on the Lob
dell tract was raised from $4,000 20
s2i.000, or the present assessed valu-
alton
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
W. P. BEEB0UT TO
LEAVE NEWARK 'Y

special 10 The Evening Journal
NEWARK, Del, April CIV. Paul
Beebout, general secretary OF the New
ark Y. NJ. C A.. has resigned and viii
return TO Pittsburg.
His resignation, which has been
placed In the hands OF the board Of
trustees, will take effect on May 4.
Mr.. Beebout assumed his duties h
Newark last September. Since he came
to Newark he has done much to stimu-
late local interest In the association ant
Its work.
The Trustees will meet on ThVrsda:
evening 70 accept his resignation an<
take steps looking to the seleotion =
his successor,
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
ASKS
STATEFUNDS
FOR BIGHALL
Former Service Men Would
Center Community Activi-
ties in New Armory
PLAN STRUCTURE
TO COST MILLION
STAN Correspondent.

stan Correspondent.
DOVER. Del. April 6.-If plans ma
terlallze that are being maped out by
the American Legion Post OF Whining
ton, a part Of which are included in
bin introduced some days ago in the
House by Representative Lyons, VIII
mington will get a million-dollar me
mortal hall. which would serve as a
convention hall, army and Community
Service headquarters.
A de cation headed by Lieut.-Col. j.
Austin Ellison, representing Post No. T.,
had a hearing today before the ap-
propriations committee of the House,
which has the Lyons bill. This bill
provides for a state appropriation OF
$4,000 for the proposed memorial
hall. but will contain a provision that
It be available only when the city OF
Wilmington makes a like appropria-
tion. This would make SGO00O0 and II
the bin goes through IL is claimed thai
drive would be made to raise from
Continued on Page Eleven.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
NOPEACEFOR
j. S. ON WAR
ANNIVERSARY
Democrats Oppose Move BY
Republicans to Declare
Peace With Germany
VOTE ON RESOLUTION
MAY COME SATURDAY

WASHINGTON. April 8. United
Press) To-day, third anniversary OF
Americas entrance into the war. found
Republican and Democratic leaders In
Congress in a new battle over how 10
bring a legal peace.
The Democrats are insisting the only
way Is by ratification Of the peace
treaty, while the Republicans say that
approval OF the treaty twice having been
refused by the Senate, Il Is now the
Continued on Page Fourteen.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
STATE OF SIEGE PROCLAIMED
BY FOCH IN NINE GERMAN TOWNS

Prcss)-Communiss iootins
10 a dispatch Berlin
Mobs plundcrd FOOD and
was hundreds thousands marks
held the main posto0lcc obtained 10000 m.ra
admitting tho d
ua al pas control
tho
wehr Berlin
G.
mstadt / wnssta
troops simultaneously
Rcichswchr
uaed midnight
eburp whc
divisions totaing
mostly
hc
NJ. raIrono
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
SPECIAL COLUMBIA RELEASE.

Venetian Moon and Bo-La-Bo. a Ted
Lewis Jazz. on sale by H. Feinburg.
sOG-s King street.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
FRENCH PUSH INTO GERMANY: GARRlS0NS FALL
FRANKFORT, DARlMSTADT
I HELD DBYDEGOUTTES:N NO
CLASHE ORDER is KEPT

Violation of Armistice BY Ebert Government
is Followed BY Neto Wdrlike Moue. Com
munists Begin Looting at Essen. 300 Reds
Killed Before Aduance of Government
Loyaiists. ReichsDehr Loses 100 Killed,
200 Wounded
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
SIN AND TIDE.
Mouth of Christiana,
LOST AND FOUND.

osT = FRIDAY OR SATURDAY.
IL girls gold wrist watch. chased edge (;
monogram, ". Il. $ Reward II returned TO
4. L. Stewart Wilmington Trust Co.,
A~cond and Market SITS. spr6-it
Continued on Page Fourteen
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
ToD.y,e TFMpERATURF.

At The Evening Journal Ofllce.
500 A NJ. IS. 1900 p. NJ. IA
1000 A. Mo 100 p. MIS-
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
SPECIAL COLUMBIA RELEAsx

Venetian Moon and Bo-La-Bo, q Tod
Lewis Jazz. On sale by II Fsinburg
s0S-s King street.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06

A ssfe Spring Tonic CLOVER DAIRY
pUTTERNfLK-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
WEATHER

Threatening weather, prob
ably rain tonight or Wednes-
day; somewhat warmer to-
night; fresh west to south
winds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
sALviNt ANNOUNCES
opERATIc aERIEs

50 many American vocmNsts ARD
anxious ta obtain operate experience
thas Mario Saivini well known opo
ratlc tenor and coach ard. inciden
tally. director of tho saivini school
az singing armour 81 a season com
menciag Ia January and extending
through February 1921 The sclwyu
theatre Broadway fashionable thea
ire. has been selected FOR the Per
formances ana the option for the "a
tire series
Artist pupils solely win appear "a
the general cast which. however will
be directed ~ Messrs Saivinl. So'tl
and others ~ equal prominence. who
are now associated with the leading
opera companies 90 this country This
!. possible only through permission
Eranted by Gatu-Casn4Ea director
general 1T the metropolitan.
Instead ~ being compelled 20 follow
the usual routine. thls arrangement
makes II possible 20 graduate from tho
ranks 90 amateurs iato those Il pro-
feasionais cuminatiuE thn managerial
process There are no additional fees
% pay and the experience is invalu-
able.
AmonF others the following operas
MAtk WN MAA#tHNNNt#e ANA#MaNAEMH 4AN
barber 81 seville" Carmen Cav
alberta Rustieana "Gluc0nda and
Madame Butterfly"
Opera should receive the same ree-
oEnition IN America ns O. ia accorded
~ other countries Give the people
more opera a. popular prices and
there wui he less radlcallsmt The
presentation 90 opera appeals TO the
artistic and aesthetic sense. and tht
music euthusea and inspires Colum-
bus hlazed the way 90 now geo.
graphical world Salvinl and ascot
atcs hold alofs and help others e. att
tain The goal ~ perfection iu operate
and musical art
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
CLEVER
CARD PARTY.

AR and Mr JAS a son delight
fully entertained about sixteen 81 their
young married friends az q card party
"Wednesday evening Tire score ana
place Cards We're both exceedingly
clever For the former jack ana
AN ace from a deck of rlas ing carda
were fastened together. thus forming
the initials ~ the host aud hostess
For the latter which were used AZ
the table from which was served q
delicious menu 90 salad. almonds. ices
cake. boubous arid coffee crisp c0-
nundrum crackers ~ pasfeboard were
used. These which perfectly simu-
lated snowflake crackers were 80 ar
ranged thai ou one fnid appeared q
ccnundrum and on the other. Gone
ccaled by Zap 81 paper tho answer.
The bungalow ou the EaNsharo ap-
pearcd very attractive 90 IS radiant
holiday Rarb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
MO WEEK DINNER DANCE
MUCH ENJOYED.

Among those enjoying the dinner
dance at fhe san Carlos hotel Weducs
day night were Misses Annie Ed
mudson lillian Thomas. Messrs Pick
ct. Jones and Howard Mayes Miss
Maude Hardy Lieutenant Botia. Mf
and Mrs VIII Leonard and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack CreunhBw Sir Ayer who
had a party of four Lieutenant Gran
DAN ard three guests Lieutenant Eng
lish and party 20 eight and Mr Max
Bear who had four guests
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
KOCH TIspALE
WEDDING.

The clipping berlw which is taken
from a Madison. Wis exchange. Will
interest "a wide circle of friends here.
a. the Tiadalo family has "a wide ace
qualniauco thrauaNout Escamnh
county
"Mr and Mrs Henry Koch leo y.
Orchard-st announce the approaching
marriage - their daughter Euzaheth
20 W'eraen T8dala ~ nluN spring
Fla. which VIII occur m Madison soon
the Rev W. b Lehman ofacfating
Miss Koch il q graduate ~ the uul-
vsrsifv with the class ~ 1917 and spa-
ciniiNed On home ecp1omi~s SIR lis
dale la graduate ~ the Alabama
Polytechnic school and took the dos
gree Of doctor ~ philosophy az the
University ~ Wisconsin lu 1877 Both
~ The young people have boon onEl ged
len government work as plant pathoIo
sisfs with the United states depart
peut 81 agriculture al washington
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
STATE To RECEIVE
Si,I70 FROM GOVT

The amount az enc federal appro
preparation which Florida wiIl receive
from the Chamberlain Kahn fund FOR
cafryug on 49, work ia 1891 20 pre-
venting treating ami controlling We
nerea} diseases is SfT8as0 nut the
tate must first raise a similar amount
~ legislative enactment The allot
mehts - the various states from the
funds provided for IA the Chamber
lain Kahn act are based on the ao- -
plan, That ls. state must match
dollar for dall8rNof It's approximation
FOR The amount IL would receive from
The federal government.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS TO
ENTERTAIN WITH NEW
YEARS EVE BALL

All arrangements have been cora
plefed ana details perfected for the
lovely NeW Years eve haH with which
the knighfs - Columbus are tnter-
tainlne th5r evening at thelr Garden
81 haH
Tho Christmas Colors wiB praaomi-
nate in the decorations ~ Tho bail
room ln thc refreshments and g4vors
raltie@ VIII ne paced Tor ihe ppyir <
- euohre and hand s0ru@ pslEe4 award
81 to fhe successful ca1tssfan ts
Music Ter tho evening wi' - fur
nlshed hf Gr1ssIef snn otelC
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

Mrs. a. B. Wilson Mrs S Sam.
pey Mrs Nettie whitfield and Ma
Pred Jones were The h0nored guests
at a pretty afternoon tea which Mrs.
D.. q Durham save at hnr home nn
E Hminard-st wednesday Afternoon.
from go 9 O'Clock About thirty
ladies' who. like he four houurecs.
are members 81 tho First Baptist
church participated tn thc pleasures
% the afternoon with tho tea. deli
eiona chicken salad aandwlehta aud
cake were served Honhons also were
passed, iu tire rooms bright with
their Chrlstmasy pmbriiIs hmeuts
Mra John Pace aud little Miss Gussie
Durham assisted the hostess ia dis
prnHlnw this charming hospitality
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

"*#H#& W
4 VITO SELLS.
hlnE 0ut. wild hoiis, 20 The wild sky.
The nylnn cloud the frosty ilght
TIE year d DYING ii ne right
hinK oat. wild bells and lel him die
hinN out the Ola ring a. tho new.
Ring happy bells. across the snow
Toe year - going lot him 30.
King oat the false. rins - the true
hinK cut the Rrief that caps the mind
FOR those that here We see no more
hing out the feud q rich and poor.
Rms IN redress 70 Ell mankind.
Rims out q slowly dyisg cause.
And the ancient forms ri party
strife
Rms IN tho uohler modes ~ Hfc.
With sweoter manners. purer laws
HinR cut the want the care the sin.
The fnithless c0ldnesa 81 the tirtes
iunE out ring out my mournful
%, rms the fuller minstrel In.
RinE out false pride In place and
blood.
The civic slander and the spite
hing u the love - truth and riEhf
Ring Va the common love ~ good
Rios cut ola shapes - foul disease
Bins out the narrowing lust ~ eoil.
Rims out the thousand wars ~ old
hinK ln toe thousand years % peace.
HinE g. the valiant man ana free.
The larger heart ere kIndiicf hand
hlus out tho darkness ~ the iand
Rims in the Christ that Is % be-.
from 'tn Memoriam' Teunyhon.
This wiz rs such 3 gala evening ln
fenHaeala that one wili ind h difncuit
60 decide which hand 81 l0ysmakera
tu inlu whether to accept ones tnti
taf1nu e. TIE dance AZ which the
Knights nf Columbus are hosts al
their hail and which promises 20 BE-
beautiful event arranged ~ i conn.
mlffee composed ~ Mr. W a. Ne
NeiF chairman Mr. NJ Keowh and
MF = e. Johnson. and nt which the
0roeH luh8nn orchestra wiu play or
une's fancy might lead % the ball the
committee headed ~ ~ Herbert
irtana. has PLANNED Tor the shriners
and thelr invited guests 81 the Osreo.
ca CLUB and which IL to BE- a red let.
ter occasion. n you have been 50 for
imuatc ~ to he remembered with an
invitation % me ctNl service em
plofea. bill Ia the San Carlos audi.
forum yuu may spend Z most delight.
fnl eFenina there dancing IN the new
tcur. There are many however. "a no
prefer tD ring in New Nrars amid the
Haieiy and animation 0f a hotel ga
cabaret For these the san Carlos
wiil provide inst the right setting. din.
followed hg dancing from $50 y. hi.
s. 1850 8 ID. innuuefahla smaller
affairs win also mark the evenings
celebration
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
cRoTTo DANCE
QUITE a SUCCESS.

The dance. which was given ~ the
Zolica Grotto wednesday evening was
quite successful affair II was Civ
IN AZ the Osceola club. under the al
rection ~ committee. 90 which Mr.
Jesse Clark was chairman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
MRS. cARisTY akT HOME"
TAts AFTERNOON.

This afternoon from 4 Is O'Clock
az the captains quarters az tbs Naval
Air station. Mrs ~ a. Christy viii
beers 90 society from the station and
the Cify
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
We oDINo or MISS BOWMAN
AND Nh. FUZZEIL.

Friends Sc Miss Adele Baauan and
AR. Esans Fu1zen Will Dee interested
n thc announcement ~ ,he.r marrl-
age. which taoE place lu Mauteomer,
Ala Thursday eveniue at 8a O'Clock
iu the presence q few relatives ana
friends Mr ana Mrs FHrEeH Igrt
Montgomery saturday morning For
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

hours 81 dancing az the home Of ar
and Mrs. q. ~. Perry. 20 -. Nine
ieenth AVE Those present were AIR.
and Mrs. Mcintyre ar and Mrs. Mou-
roe. Miss Ora Durham, Dr Herbert
bryans and Hilary Davis Refresh
ments ~ punch and cake were served.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

- MiNs EVELYN son 81 New orleans.
who ls 8 sister ~ Nr Jae A. son 81
Pensacola, and M Louis krauss 81
chicago Miss san viii be remem.
berea ~ ere ~ ihe very attractive at.
tendahta at the SON s1ncohv wedding
here. STE and Mrs san viii Sc amouu
those frtam Pefmaehi8 going over TO
athena IRE wedding which takes
place - February lu New Orleans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
MEETING OF
TIE CARTONS

The CaXtona viii continue iho study
20 Romola" en- Monday afternoon.
when they meet with Mrs Frank
Ncilea Mrs. James Van Ausdale viii
lead the meeting Ia general study.
The questions FL - taken up viii SO
Nos Tea. i05. ioa-itf. l16-14a THO
meetina VIII he called nt 3 o'esocE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
INFORMAL DANCE AND
WATcH PARTY.

Delightfully."- informal VIII he the
y WATSON hre entertaining at their
home on tire nayHhore this evening
just few friends have been
Invited ia o. enjoy dancing unti the
new year rolls in.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
HOLIDAY DANCE FOR MISS
EpMUNpsoN AND MISS THOMAS

Capt and Mrs Bennie Edmunds5n
entertained some of their adult friends
and about thirty members ~ the
young school and college set asst sSe-
ming at their home on W Rralnar
in honor ~ Mlas Lillian Thomas. who
IL spending the holidays with aer par
ents. Lieutenant and Mira Thomas
and 81 their daughter Miss Annle
Between The dances. masle f0r nhlea
was furnished by "a strihNed orchc
trn. punch Was served. Later ia tho
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
STEVENSON cRAusE
WEDDING.

Announcement has been received u
Pensacola OF the marriage 80 Niss
Alma Crause Of this city 60 NJ a.
stevenson - Jack sonvlIle Dee ga
The marriage was soinmnized in Iack
suuviiip whore AIRS Stevenson has
been visiting with relatives
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
MRS BEAR TO Be
uNCNEOh HOSTESS.

Mrs Ajax g.. Bear o. entertaining s
number 81 the college bo2e "a lunch
cen at Che sam carlos hotel TODAY
This T. one Of the several courtesl.s
which have made the Christmas sa
cation ga gay for these young mes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

NEW YORK nrni be surprised Il
you see milsdy oa.kng down Enc sve-
uuc with "a gorgeous brd AZ : mer-
maid. adarniag the front of hes dress
Butterflies. berries. cactus flowers
lhistlesn splder,Schs. and even fairies
win bcautify the spring dress silks
this year And none - these big. spraWuz
designs follow the familiar convention
al lines. an are original even startling
ana Ia a -pleudUf &c c0lors.
Ouhist Fashion.
IN truth Dame Fashion Is urans
Cubist
AZ any ste that IS the conclusion 80
critics at che Flfth Annual Exhibition
~ Textile DESIGNS. held recently m
the Bush Terminal sales Building NcW
York. hy thc AT Alliance af Amerie
Although me designers 81 the fms
fabrics exhibited evidently gave free
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
WELLS EuRNHAM WEDDING
We pNEsDAN AFTERNOON.

Ia the presence of the families ana
few friends Wednesday afternoon as
80 O'Clock Miss Mary Abbla Burn
hsm was united in marriage 10 Mr
Iohu n Wcus This ceremony took
p.acs 81 the home of the brides moth
az e9e E Gregory
Ts4e decora toms. while simple. were
effective The Rev Father Cul+cn ~
st MrhaeIs church ofaciated. and
his words which were accompanied
by the double ring cercmor 81. were
very impressive
Sir Wells wBs attended BIZ his
brother Sir s. Wells vino acted
u- e..omsmau. whAle thc bride had
hsr cousin Miss Alba Williams. as
arr maid ~ honor THe bride. Ia Is
hs8utlfal brown travelling costume.
ana Miss WiNiama iu one piece
dress q brown made pretty picture
Bs thew stood az the bower 81 Christ
mass greens. which served as an altar
Au ice course was served
Mr. and Mrs Wells left Thursday
morning Cor Gainesville where they
wl8 make their home 80 the fItnr#
n pafInrL Ir.ss s-etttWr.sAH an
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
PAR AFrER
LIE SHOW

Tuesday evening after the perform
ance of Are You a Mason a mum
Ser - friends enloyed couple ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
Imaginative Ouallly

Al ~ tbr large awards. 0ut ~ the
sgm = s. 325 contributed by The tex
ule industry ore said t0 haze been
awarded io modernIst designs Mors
Than $500 designs were submitted rs
.0D0 rtisls ieom 3l states and Canada
The 0r a3,llng search fur eetri
etared SUD curious forms ia faf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

Pineapple. Ala whlrh viii 81 Their
future home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

Nou may wear hrooaded mermaid
bard ~ fairy on your SPRING froek.
reign % fancy and drew Inspiration fer
their work from poetry. romance, ma
lure end dreams the Cuh,t element s
N Tie 'r8d
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

,transa lines ana eol8rs. reveals an
imaginative quality ln American dc.
gn The steady trend toward brighter
'ol0s for women of a1l ages Il shown
u exquisite color schemes and beau
lQh tines
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

DR.. Pollock has returned "a
the CITY and viii resume his
practice AZ 800 Thelsen Bldg.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01
A RD N ORE IN CL I'D Ed
IN OKL \ I'M A TOWNS
WHICH Do REAL THINGS

Oklahoma City March 1.-The state
health department has issued bulle-
tin showing what the several import
ant cities Of oklahoma arc doing in
the matter of civic imprOyent. Tnc
bulletin shows:
Enid-Ncw sanitary sewer districts
are being created and limitations de-
fined.
Bartlesville-IIa voted bonds for .
new memorial hospital
Ardmore-tIas new civic league.
Getty Cleanliness" i. It's object.
Pauls Valley--Is starting spring
cleanup campaign.
Kingfsher-Now has cleanest streets
in history due to recent work.
Hominy-Has had plans approved 10y
state Health Dept. for sewage dispo3
al plant.
Viyi-Ciylc association has employed
community nurse.
Ryan--Has set aside two days for
cleaning up cemetery.
Blackwell-has ordered removal Of
all old insanitary buildings
Hobart-Kiowa County is working
to eXtermnate prairie dogs.
Ardmore-Is conducting bagworm
contest.
Hastings-Has passed regulations
covering the construction ana main
tenauce. Of sanitary priyies
Normnn--lIcating plants are bei"r
Installed in new buildings at state
hospital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01
EXECUTIVE ORDERS
CONTINUES FUEL ADMIN
ISTR.ATION IN FULL FORCE

Washington, Mch. l.--Coincidcnt
with The signing of the railroad bill
Saturday night, President Wilson is.
sued executive orders, providing foc
continuation OF the powers of the
fuel administration, but dividing them
between the director general or rail.
roads and a commission Of four. d..
rector General Hines will retain juris.
diction over domestic distribution while
the commission will handle bunker
and export coal matters. The COM
mission will be composed Of a. w.
Howe, Rembrant reale, +. NJ. Whit
tacker and j. i. Fisher. IT will func-
ton through the Tidewater Coal Ex'
change, which is restored for that pur
pose, having been suspended before
the resignation Of Or. Garfield as fIcl
administrator.
The order creating the commission
is effective until April 30 next. The
order said the action was taken "ba
cause Of the present emergency aud
in order to insure an adequate sup
ply and equitable distribution and tc
I lciNllltdNt' NAI' movement anu W NV
vent locally or generally, scarcity OF
coal"
The second order, investing Mr.
fine. with the power OF fuel admin
.strator, so far as domestic distri, u
tion is concerned, said doubt haa
arisen as TO whether he could continue
to exercise those powers after the
]
/ troll \ new order was therefore eS
pected extending Mr.. Hines authorit'
/ beyond the d.te of the return.