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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

WHAT yICKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Dallas Or Frank smith for
mer moderator OF the Presbyterian
church. I s. A and a widely knowa
church worker died
London The London Times re-
ceiyed dispatch that the French
have begun operations in SYRIA and
are moving toward Aleppo and De
nnscus
Washingtou-~rr Franklin d. Roose-
welt. assistant secretary of the navy.
and democratic e-mesden,Ial nom.
inee, returned to Washington and
was given an enthusiastic reception
at the navy department
Austin, Tex Governor Hobby
directed that rangers be sent IN 10
Lamar and Wharton counties to In
vestigate and arr,,iL n possible.
leaders OF mobs responsible for re-
cent lynchings.
Lincoln. Nab w g caldersood.
vice. chairman Of the prohibition par.
ty's national committee, said William
]. Bryan and W. A. tBiIly) Sunday
we're the most talked OF candidates
for president on the prohibition ,ick.
ei Ne said a woman would proba3ly
be named vice presidential candidate.
Chicago Lieutenant Robert G..
Sanders. Little Rick. was elected sec
retary treasury OF the society OF the
Third DiyisionorganIzed here At re-
union of the unit.
Columbus Governor Cox left for
Washington where he viii confer
with the president Sunday.
London--JoeA Beckett. heavy
weight champion OF England, defeat
"a Tommy Burns. former champion
Of the world In the seventh Of a 20.
round contest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
OWEN GREAT EIat RE
Al FRISCO CONVENTION

"of course. the Oklahoma Demo
cratic delegation TO San FranciacO Nas
disappointed over the outcome. hut
II has no sore spots and Is lined np
for the standard hcarer. said Dr J..
w Duke. who returned "Wednesday
from the Pacific coaei Our delega,.
sdy letyel hy senator Oss1 70 the
end, aud are proud Of their sluul
Senator owen was the outstanding n
pure of the great convention. he was
regarded by ail as the most ayailahio
candidate 20 make the race. but geo.
graphical location and. singulariy en-
oueh, bis great work IN behalf of ina
public. ever q period Of twenty years.
was against rather than for him Had
he been willing 20 make Trades he
could have received the nominaila4.
and Al one time WAS nearer rearhing
Vie goal than tho press dispatches h.
dicaied. Oklahoma ran be fruId ~
Senator Owen and mis- candidacy"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
Paris Drinking Bout and
FrOlic Greatest In Years

PARTS iais IL rh eldpsi ofY
PARIS iadeugs hass held ssnee lbo
oulhfeak of ihe eaFld war opeued
Frances celebration - bef natleusl
aoliday hee ehsa laoassgds ~
them attempted IS a entrance %
bail wbesa Qaal ai ail wins ia
progreas sissoea handfed aiadeals
held tickets 70 lAa han ana Invita-
lipna we're lasaea n tea mcHels naes
Of whom boes,ed af more piolaar
than sas actually eWifad b. Law
While even thia aiaaaaearaa Il a.
great extent ~ tba morning hours
approached rhewsssoriage - m0aela
bcel siparrni and ihe feYelers
invaded the houlevaras ana cafes
rounding ~ nileia I'd ordor h. llsan
the program ard ne loyoasness
Male dancers aora gafhe8 ln hn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
POLITICAL CONTESTS IN
STATE WARMING UP
New American Plan For More In
dus,ry and Harmony Wins
Many Converts; Fifth
District Situation

Oklahoma csly Jaly Va Political
0n'ests are Warming np Win alaer,ty
rhe fourteen Republican candidates
'or United State# senaioc are RcigIn
Busy. Each ore OF thsse contestants
ay that Gore viii he the nomlnes
md that the Democrats vii help hem
beat Core In the state county caa.
tests are tame. only IN this county
And Tulsa county has any pep hecn
injected into che campaign
IN the congressional contests. there
's o big awakening IN the FRY a.
sriet NIblack az Guthrie. has start.
"a heavy milling on his industrial
platform, which is winning converts
laily ~ 70 now the Firm district
~andidates have been pussy iooiug.
asking support on friendship and per.
senal eoniaci Propositions
Old time politicians say Nlhlack'a
platform ia clean.oni and sound. aud
= winner In an address here ycsier.
day, Niblack said = ann a friend Of
labor that Is attesfed by the fact thai
] have malnilned payroll on har.
mcny lines for many years. ! an
FOR unionism also. believe labor
has az much glehi 70 unioulze A. relail
50 long as each strive for
mutual protection and work for tha
Continued on Pare (. Col II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
EVERETT |. BRADLEY WINS
2ND PLACE IN CONTESTS
Local Boy Wius Second Place In
Decathlon Contest In New
York In World q Ath
letic Contests

Cherokee. Jub iT FoiiowHuE wlfe
received Monday hy 4 u nradIer
father ~ Evereli uraaieF wlih q New
York date lne telling or hle winning
soeoud place 90 the great New Yofk
aibietic contest Everett has mst
contested Al Brooklyn. n. y and wnh
third ia that esen' the aiors ol ehleh
aas printed 81 ihe last isme of the
Republican.
won second decathlon with CaCs
points Hamilton of Missouri firn.
giih 1909 Both made more pputs
than Rieharda national record iE9
cvdre won third With 5000 points
was leading with over go until pole
yauli pauiied ten feet Run auauor
oi mile IN bs seconds Run ono mile
IN 9 minutes Q seconds"
Everett WAS educated In Cherokee.
and il ihe son of Mr.. and Mrs /. X
Bradley. he leaves for ncleium on
tho roth when m enters iae worlds
Olympic meet. having gained this dIs.
'inciion BY haylng son ihe ronteata
N America. lIe y looked upon ia one
of The formidable candidates for no
worlds champion hlp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
LIONS ENDORSE PLANS FOR
PlAfGROUN0S
Will Co operate With School
board In Constructive W0Fk
Levy Voted nv Citisena
Ii Available Nav

Hae frlag'psi business altgasH
by enc l.bsna al maeaeea tfAag
aoea wna she ualablHbmehi ~ am
manin Fairgrounds nsr the Yasih "
wese 0ushaa ss Hanavv 4shssei sHA
wfAms and tentative phas wvfe sHn
mitgod hy Rev nulee, lebsw "a lNs
COMMITTEES ia ehatsn rhM eamagg
iee was isslsaflel 81 eeNief wliA the
hoaed of elacttlea vne ylew q
ea operating Va ihe guuslFaeslge wafs
apa enc s0periabsn ~ ghp at0aaHa
when tba waFk SHAH aaye Aena sau
plntea
81 special slsatioH hetA " uath
fie laai senag lssy toF plaswwnf
pafs@aee. waa voted atl n "a tan
pufp0sa u lhe items elpb e. sapNls
meni thn psurAm q faHda the hgae
of edurpWoa may siiet ~ nnNFr
sebsol nat q tuis ktf 80 a. o. pfr
vide eemplaie eaalsmnal fa- OWE "a
tbe mesl upRo dHte seaesi ranpH
ip 'be state ti q admllied ttst iA'a
pFolseg must have lhn approved "a
iNn baafd ~ education hul u ls pes
sumed thn sehoai aalb9rlttys R1l a
object 10 being aa sed ia th ma1
ahle enterprise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
NEW CONDITIONS GOVERN
ING WAR RISK INSURANCE
Ruling BY Department VIII Give
Soldiers Who Dropped lnaur.
anoe Chance To Rein.
state Policies

Nav conditions aaaer which .AaAes
oF cancelled War Rsss frerml la@ar
ance may he relnstatea generous "
scope. and q vAst lnpwiancc 70 ml
lsons oi former service mpn ihroa h.
ras the coumsfy are announced ly ST.
RECTOR r. @ CholmsleyJones % sha
naresu of War RisA Insurance wish
the approval ~ secretary ot the frsa.
sug n = Houston
rhe new ruling Is officially desis
pssed As tn u wR. ctteaslre
July = 1899 rhe features ot nay
snam lnleesl 90 fornier service mra
4 gueiAa far reinstatement, az rein
statement and oouversion. 81 lspoel
or cancelled War Risk trormi laaur
pnee nudeF conditions subwanilaav
az foliowa
J.. IN All cases ihs applicant mast
tender AZ least Two Monthly IRE.
MUM. on ihe amount % insaeause
- be rclnstaied. or rclnslataa and
converted wilA his application
3 The applicant Also must connolly
with the following requirements IA
reference 10 health 10 the satisfaction
of the Director Of the bureau % wsr
Risk Insurance.
When Insurance tapsed ~ aas
cancelled prior to July la0, and
when application n made within elsa.
teen months succeeding the month %
dlsyhargv Or resignation. but prior 10
January @. 1921
Tne applieeuf must be- Ii Az good
health aa AZ the dale ~ discharge
or fealgnation, or ~ the expiration 81
tho grace period. which ever n he
later date aud 80 state IN his apps
cation
The foregoing w an extremely i0h
erai provision and presents au opl@r
inuiiy for 3 very large class of iaf
NOR service men 90 rclnstato any
time up "a january I. 1897. without
. medical examination. by sin,ply
tcon,inue On Page Col So
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
.[UR0PI Y AND AMERICAN
STATES ANSHIP, PROBLEM
NiiIn R,rAtiIN ~ nni,-
Nc t,iisMANN INTO mn
ii ~~lA~ AIMS ~
piIA 90 Itii
"A Nkii,~

nTrna. laty if 1na'aaHHs pFat#at'
saAlass tha aeslaa 81 sNa usymAw Hnt
eastsa Ia taseslea - tns slllei sssr'a
fetAtlws a. saal deliveries w sn~ AWA
e0afNfvees "a veisssA la 4 WaagiWatA
runlsssad hers ~ the lsaaue - ~
dependent sfasa ung0ea fwpFsAsNslni
en0snua w"rssesn. rNla esaaNlss
tlen = ssHassts awd aisilNet fYam ths
GnFmaa tsaspaslan ~ yanef
rHs esaaifssta gpalsgsa the saFsA
maag AZ eps mae as "attsmps - ssss
ieNt NTvmaN ~~vtaes - e@gmaHsNt
teYvissas O. saFeian eaultsi.stle -
teessts, aaa drive GefmAAY lnga ere
ssnsa W mea fasass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17


New London. Conn, July l7--Jnal.
9usy was the motive for the murder of
Mrs Florence Mabel DE cordova, wife
n Arthur De cordova, a brokc- Of
'5 Broad Street. New York. who was
shot and killed by Bernard X. GeIss-
Ter. her chauffeur. while she was cut
driving with him last night near
Stonington. fifteen miles east OF here
The authorities declared today they
rad obtained evidence that Geissler
vas infatuated with Mrs. DE Cordova.
md that he killed her and mor'allv
wounded himself when she failed TO
eciprocate his attentions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
llona DISPLAY sllyeR cup

Tho work " lhe Salvation army
was exiollcd hy Enslgu Hart Andres
before tha Friday Lions luncheon.
iie reported that the Army hsa never
relaxed ~ work ~ promoting hnuaH
happiness slree tho close 0f the war
Progress WAS reported n the local
county chnpter President Lockwood
dlsFlayed the silver loving cup won
BY the Lions IN the tag.ofwar contest
with the Ro.arIana White. the
jcwclcr, presented the cup.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

GriawoId Hotel 90 Eastern Point. New
London. She was forty.four. and q
striking blonde With her son and
daughter she had taken suite N
the hotel for the summer, where her
husband was 10 visit her for The
weck-ends, Gcissler had been IN her
employ FOR the last two years. Ac.
cording % Mr. Bauchle. who s1oka
for Mr. DE cordoya. the chanffear
never was known 70 be unduly at
tentive % Mrs De cordova. He vas
looked upon as religious fanatic
Mr.. Bauchle said.
About dozen witnesses we're ex.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Geissle died IN q hospital aafe
MIR. DE cordova accompanied BY
hts daughter Gladys, twenty-onn,
hts son tancetwen,y-one and
George Young Bauchie. friend. came
10 New London today 10 claim the
body OF his wife He said he Rad
teen informed at his home In Now
York that his wife and the chauffeur
had been killed IN an accident and
Il was not until his arrival here that
be learned Of the murder and suicide.
Chauffeur A Fanatic
Mrs. De cordova was a tocial fav-
orite in the summer colony at tho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

The ploinfss l9 ~ useA ~ fh#
West gHghus Methodist thamh #fH
aay eYHning wefe iakeH aaWuR fhH
1870 presentation ~ tae famaas
"raaslon Play "a 0befaHmyFsti
fhia was ihs lral performance 8a
AmDaa g tbh play mat obertn
Hersaa n Mecca iof rrllelnaa ioafA
nia every tea years ~ wtli iHsate
pn 20 see shat these slmple plals*
pepile wha I've ~ ueaf them ganf4
ae rossible. ars doing io kesp thr1
nledfe ~ God
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
Shamrock Will
Not Win the
Second Race

Sandy Hook. NJ J., July TINE
second race cf 1920 sor the Amer
can cup started at i3o this after.
noon. The yachts took out more
sail out az sea and at 800 we're
moving fairly fast The Resolu's
still maintained her advantage over
her rival and az this time lookeTi
20 be winner a. the Shamrock
had 20 allow her six minutes and
forty seconds handicap.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

GREATEST conn tilUp
~ YEARS ~ LOGAN

Farmers near Meridian repaf' 'beY
have ofe of the most premis,nx s8fn
rains IN the last ~. waass n aff
Wl'l make crop without rnilet
moisture. Il IA said. Aa average
ihlrlyflye bushela IN acre a cspaa
"a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
Brutal Spanish or
hcer Gets OF With
A Light Sentence

NsAaa apass, lesY klaai.
tnfsaus AiaFRaa ~ase lass feAr
esusss sNe asasA " rrssts favfs
~ firiea eafsnd8~ Fliea ~Nh
tAhis aals lNso civ ugay easAs sGsns
has bese ss,weeesa ~ sarssa
sai Is t@essR wears tanr aanwsey
tafwsYAl Fttiaf8a ~ fWavsp mNa
laassa shs fsfls aeasf tee asfwss.ea
~ l'spt Neffaa. wAa rsfsasas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

pnllatd 'o.fay ny Benjamin II. Hs.
witt. county prosecutor. ~ r.
broughton, coroner. and Dr william
Y Gray, medical examiner. they
learned that Geissler recently had
noaried that hir name would appear
N me newspapers
Assertions made BY some OF the
9wiinasHes were.
ocisalcr, who lived IN an annex Of
The Griawold Hotel. frequently toll
hle fellow ehauffeura there that Mrs.
De cordoya supplied him with qu,nii.
lConLlnngd on paGa z. Col IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
UNDER TERMS or NEW RI
RGi>Ix.Ty0< BilI. IF
ttt.IiNE \ON, Mtdu
Curt ill.NE<I IS
NECESSARY IN
.ARWN-\tNN
REGULAR ARMY STRENGTH
IS CUT TO 255,000
NATIONAL t.t ARD AND RI-
SERVES, HOWEVER. WILL
SWELL. THIS TO HNLt
MILLION: 1900 COM
MIsSIO\ID OF
tIt.IR~

Washington. July I; Americas
military establishment IL being rrae-
iieally royolutionked under the letsns
Of the new army reorganization llll
which became effective July 4 Army
officers say tue work viii not be com
pleted for some months because q
the broad score % the measure pass
ed at the sst session OF ConeresS to
place the land forces on permanent
peace basic
While the regular srmy vim contsin
only s 900 officers and men scatter
ed over the country and the insular
possessions, Il VIII be 50 arranged IN
conjunction with the National Cuati
and the Reserve that rapid expansion
Of the nations fighting forces in time
of emergency viii be possible
The National Guard win have about
4lO.oso officers and men. but ,he
strength Of the reserve has.noi yti
been worked OUT and VIII depend
largely on the enlstmen, Of eliEiuief
The regular army reserve as Il Tor
merry existed composed Of former
enlisted men furlouehed to the re-
serve to complete their enlistment
period ceased 10 exist as suca on
July J. IN rs place there Is establish.
cd the enlisted reserve corps ard
the officers reserve corn The mem
bors Of the former except veterans
o. the world war, are required 10 on
list for three yeers. Veterans Of the
world war may enlist for only one
year
The officers reserve corps Is com
posed Of officers who held Temporary
or reserve commissions during The
war emergency and graduates OF ihe |
student officers training school
To accomplish the reorganization ~ |
the National Guard and the Initial or.
gaaization OF the reserve. the armg |
bill provides for a general committee
TO he ccmroeed Of regular army gem
eral staff Offices and nm equal nun
Der Of reserve or naiionai guard or |
ficers IN addition. &c other commit |
tees. representing each stale and tor. 4
ritory Will arrange the National /
Guard organization in. each state and /
territory Some of these committees
have not been appointed By the gov.
ernors and consequently this work
has not yet been put under way.
While no full plan Of organization
has been made public, tentative
plan 10 be placed before The commit.
tees would divide the country into /
nine districts with an army corps In
each This corps would consist of
one regular, one guard end two rr
serve divisions. 50 organised that IN
an emergency The two reserve diyis
ions. which theoretically wonid "
the only ones much below war strene.
tb, could be filled up with former
service men. a full quota Of off,,ers
drawn from the officers reserve corss
would be available Tor these division.
al all times.
The new regular army strength rro
vides for approximately 1900 com
officers To provide this
number about 1000 reserve and tenn.
porary officers have been kept on duty
end Il is the plan to reach the full
officer strength by commissionine
1000 such officers and enlisted men
I
fCanffpund ~. Da.. rr.f 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
Would Dripe
Turks From Europe
For All Time

Loncon, July iv.--A threat 20
drsve she Turk from Europe ~onse
and for air. Is contained Ia the
allied reply 90 the Turkish oolees
tions 20 the peace treaty. made psAo,
NC here today. sscA setlcn rlQhs
fciio~ Turkeys refusal &c sign ire
treaty or ser failure 10 give u ~,
feet. the reply states.
rhe time hwi' Tor Turkey "a make
known 'rsr decision expires al mid.
night JVly 2T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
CAR SERVICE DEPARTMENT.
ESTABLISHED ny STATE

Oklahoma citY Juiy H.. "A car
service department ~ ihe state ear,
poration commission 20 be headed by
Logan hennetf. member og the
commission and nm expert Ia milNay
matters n 70 be established. h was
announced today by Art Walker.
chairman Of the commission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
NNaaIA Is tINE aLTNpLNN -

washlugaH talY iI J'guaata
uefaaey aahhllae grasalaaro aseT
,saee gsfm and she m#aaee "a
amhlnrA isFWsaiaa hMishagist wift
tarF AseesssssA asalass fs5taas
aia MW aWA Rsfcsl ~ gaa anvfss
understanding tA4s hka aiwaYs 49,
siad betsaaa laHkf osfnaaaY aea
Hea uaaalA. aepasaias sa Magaeal
ress whu says rs 4 stAsemsat
Fhs mllisaflsla 81 Germany Hevef
have esaaHes la hom lhas ravsHw~
hlr la.s ~ ibn lists war voala fvptg
,a ftem through aaa wilh tha si1 -
llu#an
FhsY haya prayed aaA pietls9 ghst
n haoa ~ bg sfeak rafapn waaii
euea awNlu 81 embfelisd n wse tFsm
shleb aa sllled tlpfmany aea nass
saahf gmefsp reeampansei fuF gas
Temporary sMhaek
8gflpbed q secondary essentials
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Despite the hot weather. the Rofarv
club continues its weekly luncheons.
with good success. The last meeting
was largely attended. Talks were
made by Dr. Duke and Prof r. NJ.
Ryder. Of San Antonio. new band d.
RECTOR The Rotarians have been in.
viied 70 picnic with the Oklahoma
City Rctarians at Belle Isle July q.
Frank Brown announced another hali
game Sunday between the Santa Re
and coyie team, 10 which Rots arc
invited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES isauru

William a Carson 60. md Ina NJ
Hatfield ~ both ot tklahomA CHS.
John u Grrhu ga. sad Ella Phillips
3S Of Marshall: Thomas Taylor Is.
and Mergie eablg. ~ Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
REAL ESTATE MEN TO
GIVE BANQUET

Invitations have been issued by The
Guthrie Real Estate board TO ban
quet 20 be given at the lone hotel
az $50 on the evening of July Goth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Los Angeles A fourth earth
quaRo shock was feli here No dam
age caused.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
WEATHER

New Orleans. July I7.-Unsettled to.
night fair Sunday and cool.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

tcontlnuea on Pare $. Col
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-01

Director Tustin jokinely reminded bis
new assistant he would have the task
of interviewing the thousand or more
women who are anxious for positions as
social service workers in the Bureau Of
Constructive Social Service.
Two other men who assumed Office
today were Real Estate Assessors John
A. voorhees,, Of 2026 Race street. and
Albert T. Bauerle, Of 718 West York
street.
The oath was administered by George
w. Clement, a real estate assessor and
notary public.
voorhees,, who was secretary OF the
Republican Alliance, fills the unexpired
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-01

Climatic conditions at Hopewel are ideal
for the pottery industry. 1t never gets too hot
or too cold. There are no extremes of weather
to interfere with production, or the health of
employees
This pottery firm is the pioneer in it's field
to take advantage of the opportunities at Hope
well. Others are bound to follow. Hopewell
is fertile ground for, growing industries.
Why not be the pioneer IN yoatr industry to
place plant herea You, too, can reap similar
advantages at Hopewell, Americas greatest
industrial opportunity" Here are some of the
advantages it offers:
Factory buildings ready for occupancy.
Plant sites with railway sidings.
Low-priced power.
Plentiful supply of contented labor
Homes for 1000 families.
Abundance of pure water
Best rail and water transportation.
No harmful municipal restrictions
Climate mild and healthful
Investigate Hopewel Find out more
about its advantages. 1t may mean the most
important move you ever made to solve your
production problems. Write, wire or phone to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-01

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-01
Big Pottery Plant
Locates at Hopewen
Latest enterprise established Hopewell by we'll know
pottery gets advantages of lowpriced fuel, direct
and rail transportation and ideal climate

Another strong. vigorous industry has
Joined the rapidly growing number of Amer
lean enterprises locating at Hopewell. Va.
The Hopewell China Corporation, organ
lied by well-known, thoroughly experienced
and progressive pottery men, with substantial
financial backing, is among the most recent
concerns to take advantage of the natural and
acquired advantages of Hopewell The off
Of the corporation. helped during the past
twenty years to rake East Liverpool, Ohio,
the worlds pottery centre.
The purchase includes hve-acre tract of
land with railway sidings already built and two
modern factory buildings with more than
$4,000 feet of floor space
The buildings were found to be so suitable
for pottery manufacture that eleven kilns can
be installed Immediately and production of
hish-srade table china started by June The
directors of the corporation have already voted
to enlarge the plant to twenty-five kilns within
the next two years.
Knowing the pottery situation as they do,
these men unhesitatngly predict that during
the next decade Hopewell will become the
centre Of the pottery industry. They base their
prediction upon facts they have discovered for
themselves after great deal of investigation