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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-04
Raise Plenty TO Eat.

Preparedness this year requires that
we as farmers fortify ourselves against
the credit system next year by rails.
ing plenty to eat and enough canned
goods to last till the next crop. II we
do this we need not fear the loan
sharks" nor credit extortions, enem-
les to be feared. Let us be prepared
for prosperity and good will to all
men by getting our cellars, pantrles
and store houses full OF foods.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-04
Such is The Principle Behind Our
Merchandising Policy

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-04

Dieting weakens you and over-cScr-
else tires you because the former rc-
tards the development Of muscular
energy and the latter consumes too
much OF 1t. That Is why you find
the old-fashioned method of fat res
duction such n hardship. Why not
set rid OF your excess fat in the
harmless, scientific, easy way by TAX
lng a harmless Marmola Prescription
Tablet after each meal and at bed
time? Marmola Prescription Tablets
are prepared in exact accordance with
the famous Marmola Prescription, are
perfectly safe to use and have been
used by hundreds of persons in this
country and Europe with wonderful
success. within short time you can
be Eetting rid OF two, three or four
pounds OF fat q week. No starvation
diet or tircsome exercises are needed.
You can be comfortable and you can
enjoy the food you like and want.
Even after taking off many pounds
,there will be no 1labbiness or wrink-
les remaining, and you will feel 1909
better. Any good druggist can sup
ply Marmola Prescription Tablets at
81. per case or they will be mailed
direct in plain wrapper and post paid
II you send the price to the Marmola
Company, S64 woodward Ave-. De-
troit, Mich, Il
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04
SLIM PEACH PROSPECT.

The outlook for peach crop n Connecticut this year is not at an hopeful, as indicated by a study of the situation made by S. H. Hollister, professor of pomoIogy at Connecticut Agricultural college at Storrs. Cold weather, particularly in December. is blamed. <
 MT. Holiister : says that between December II and. 19 was a cold period they were thoroughly hardened. Tenn: peratures as low as eighteen degrees below zero were reported, on the night of December IT. Elbertas, especially suffered during this period. A few varieties, particularly the Greensboro, continued to show upon examination January 10 a large number of live buds. It is probable that many of these have since succunfoed. z
 The way of the peach grower in Connecticut has been hard the past few years. Neverth eless, Prof. Hollis ter is not ready to admit that Ccnnect- icut has ceased to be peach state. He says:
 Tn spite of, the severe weather of the past three or four years which re- suited in our not having good peach crop for four years I still have faith in the peach industry of Connecticut, Anyone who has followed the crop conditions knows that they are closely associated with the weather condi- tions and although the present out book seems very dubious I believe that the grower who has peach orchard should take as much care of 1t as ! though he expected 8 crop this sea- son. as he will win out in the long run"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04
ON THE MILK WAGON.

Comparison of food purchases of the present with those of twenty years ago. show that the people of the United States are using less meat and less grain but we have increased our consumption of dairy products, veg etables and fruits These facts were established by checking a recent fov- ernment survey with one taken two decades ago.
 Food purchases of 800 families, rep resenting different standards of American life. were carefully analyz- cd. Comparison with former years was made possible by the fact that the government had similar figures cev- cring a survey made twenty years ago of AGO families.
 The decrease in meat consumption onnnunted to per cent. and that of grain products Ii per cent. The H7nount of dairy products consumed has increased about per cent. Veg etables show an increase of 4 per cent. and fruit per cent. The average cost of food per man in these 800 families was found to be 46 cents a day. This, of course. rep resents only actual market costs and does not include costs of preparation and serving. Unfortunately, no com : parison with twenty years ago is shown.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS

Is. early start in hot beo. cuIn 11.----- glass covered boxes in the hOue Onions, lettuce, radishes, beets. caulN. flower and ca,bbages can all be started early in this manner and later toma- toes and eggplants. Only about half the seed required for outdoor planting will be needed when this method is followed, as the conditions are more favorable and a larger percentage of plants will result.
 Peas and radishes, which are likely to be dug up and eaten by birds, may be protected by damping and dusting them with red-lead. Slugs can be kept away by sprinkling soot. finally sifted ashes or lime, over the rows. Give the seed bed a dressing of one of these as soon as the seedlings show.
 Do not use manure on land immedi- ately before sowing top rooted plants, such as parsnips carrots or beats. 1n- stead use a good commercial fertilizer.
 Most soils will be benefited by dressing of hydrated lime, sufficient to whiten the surface.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04
CUTTING AND olsINFEcTlNG Po-
 TATOES.

It will be found economical to use only the large potatoes when cutting for seed. Use the small potatoes for cooking or feeding to stock
 It is not advisable to cut out and plant the eyes, as they produce weak plants.
 Dip the cut potatoes in solution of one pint of formalin to thirty gall Ions of water. allowing them to remain in the solution for an hour and half. Remove and dry before planting.
 Disinfect the planting machinery with this solution before using
 Within five years Ohio. which pro- duces an average of 30.500.o00 bushels of wheat. will require the entire crop to feed the people of that state and furnish seed for the next year. So it goes with one state after another. The food problem becomes constant ly more important with the develop ment of the country. The home gar den should be made to yield fruits and vegetables to the utmost, for the good of the health and financial condition of the family.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04
vaAr KIND OF FEED

IS Gf1EAf ESl l v 0O !
 Farmers, as a, rule, feed their pouf- trv the grain that is cheapest on the farm that year. Many poultry. .spe- r-ia1ists and most small poultry keep ers use their favorite poultry feeds without considering either the quality of the supply or the possibility or using cheaper substitutes.
 Under normal conditions corn IS the cbeoeast poultry food. in nearly all narts of the United States, say poul- frv specialists of the United States departnent of agriculture. During inc mast year oats have been in near ly every locality cheaper than corn When corn goes, down to $50 a bushel. oats should be 75 cents and harley s1 20 a bushel to give the same value as poultry feed.
 Oats with the hulls on, contain more indigestible matter than corn, and the indigestfble hulls also make oats less palatalble to poultry and or less feeding value. An average sam nIe of oats should be valued at about I2 to 15 per cent. less than good sample of cracked corn. The best wheat usually available. for poultry is not actually worth more as a poul- , fry feed than good cracked corn. Low . grade and damaged grains are su1ta- ble for poultry feed if birds in good condition will eat them readily.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04

The first dose5 eases your cold! Don't stay stuffed-up Quit blowing and snuflingi A dose of "Pape's s Gold Compound taken every two hours until three doses are taken us ually breaks up a severe cold and ends all grippe misery.
 Relief awaits you! Open your clogged-up nostrils and the air pas sages of your head; stop nose run ming; relieve the headache, dullness, feverishness, sneezfng. soreness and stiffness.
 Pape's Cold Compound" Is the quickest. saEAar Ieiief known and costs only few cents at drug stores. It acts without assIstanceas7 Tastes nice. Contains no oiQuinihe. Insist on Pape'si
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04

kidney beans e.. s in. apart 2O0 It. V The quantity of seed actually re- ciu;red in an ordinary garden is rela- lively small. Sow the seed thinly in broad drills with flat bottoms. so the seed may not fall close together.
 Seed sown thickly not only wastes the seed but later makes unnecessary work in thinning out the plants; makes cultivation and wedding more labori- ous and besides the seedlings will not make such strong plants
 Sowing seed broadcast is almost al- ways wasteful: the trouble of thin ming is considerable and cultivation is just next to impossible. Do not sow until the soil and conditions are suit able. The soil should be moderately drv and not wet. cold and heavy.
 Many vegetables can be given an
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04
TWENrY MoRE Iias-

So successful were the "$1,ooo Poul- try Clubs" at Goshen and West Hart ford, Conn, last year that more than twenty similar clubs have been form
 Continued on Page Eievsn.)
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04
VEGETABLE SOWING TABLE.
SumcIent

Here is 8. table that will be found helpful in computing vegetable seed reouirements when making out the seed order for spring:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04

LORD SALISBURY is packed in an inexpensive machine made paper package instead of a cardboard box.
 YOU CAN'T SMOKE THE BOX. WHY BUY I1p
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04
10m c0mt ku0zv hU vou n.p,

Youcan'ttruthfully say thatyoudon't1ike LORD SALISBURY Turkish cigarettes yoa friad tem. And you wouldn't be fairrnnded you said it. If you have an open mind, which you ought to have, and you willing to beconvinced you ought to be, try LORD SALISBURY cigarettes today and let your tongue and taste makethe decision.
 Of course eOe know the cigarette is made
 from tender Turkish leaves and know its splendid quality. But yop don't know if you haven't tried it and you never will know until you do. Why don't you try it and be fair to both of usa .-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
cR0CERS' FIGHT
AGAINST PACKERS
NOW UNDER WAi
WANT tsE uf CtRS nEsTIii,I IE,
10 iltSOItNG OF ptrkiNG
not 81 piioDtCrS ONLY

W. 'forIu'7h Pres
CHICAGO, MIR 2G.--TLo National
Whole nal Gruccrs Assocplun upen
'd lt' ''sc against The pact,gs ~ .
the r,'t,aas today " U'ginf ,i' N.
icrNidtN nmutr'e cdmmis,ir, . -.
ftrirt tie hso of u.iroad cars 80 ,hc
| "a ltr ~ a., handling 1T t,fh
meets and nacking house products
l aud IN ieyi.o the ~ ~ such articles.
clifford Thornc Who r'prt 1an'cI
~, ptorfrs nAsn,Wiion nt ~" h. y
lr , Iiee"nled the n,orosal. aLi,h he
.a'k'' the parh"rs and rai'sOdd IN
irr, SIS to aRr,r, and the oumuitsd,n
~ ~ Il, rXc,bicd
f|" piop0'nl y Dyilvd that canned
veg iJh"s and soaps butter. tdce,'
yarWf oy Jrd canned meat, with
vegetable ms tdipnls hn 'Wlndcl
tr'm eats u,ei tn ship ti,s, Grais.
Il I NAdn,r, counsel Tor HAiit
& ',mpany, iaid thit th' rtc'it
uarr, meat h,Morn a., na,atts and
N'tl lrY Hen,al ralMcs would COY.
rr the fnmiinr. we cannot enter
into any other agreement ,ht might
interfere with ihr carrying oui ~ ~
terms" he said,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
NAVAL FUEL OIL
PROBLEM SERIOUS
OFFICIALS DECLARE
LESS THAN oNE fIiTu ~ M.
QiIi,EME<TS ron YEAR
tRE COVERED.
PACIFIC BIDS FALL SHORT
VIII iir Unsafe 10 Depend Upon
Communicating Supply \ Ilc.
lief ~ Lever Au VIII,
Terminate soon

WASHINGTON. Mar. 20 .-
Less than une-flth of the fuel
oil requirements Of the navy on
the Pacific coast for the next
fiscal year were covered IN bids
opened tohay by the navy depart
ment Against requests for
i.s00,00O barrels. the depart
ment received only one bid of
GOa ooO barrels from the stand.
ard oil company Of california.
Prices quoted were more than
my per cent. under those sub
mlttcd In recent bids for Allan-
tie coast delivery. averaging
Sl.Nj for poli deliveries against
<i2O Tor the east coast.
win the east and west coast
bids together falling about S.00O
O0O barrels short ot total require
monts. the problem presented 10
the navy OF obtaining fuel oil
rnder contract. n was said today
hecomcs n serious one. The
navy has been COMMANDMENTS
fuel oil for IT, west coast supply
more than u year hut officials
indicated their h"'isf today that
II would be- rnsnfe tr dcp' md
upon securing the bulk Of its rc.
Gulremcn,s IN this way, narilcu-
lorlv ~ the communicating nu-
thirty oi the Lever nc, viii ter
inmate with formal statues NJ
peace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
Rope Breaks When
First Effort Made
To Execute Negro

q, ,s.ofifis.' Pres . A.. "a
pCpl'LAR BLuFFS, Mo. Mar ~
Adam Jackson, a negro, was hehs'"
in tbe uutlet count iail here late 70
dan fnr attacking Mrs Emma Mann
, White Woman. last month he Nar
"a ysare old aud was ihr first person
to be- executed In Missouri since ,Hp
ual punishmeri vas t's''''' '"'
lulN
Tho nrst time the tap waf spruhr
o, rope which had hcen used ~ a
hanging iu ~ lnuls several NNale
La brokt Jackson was partly stun
u.t IA, tho TAN and unon rriufnlh
Is ,nnar.1uspcst, urged ihal hlh ~
rruliou he hurrled
iis Was eafrlud back go ino pia'-
,orm aud "a SECOND rope that hhd h''l'
krni u emergency NHa anIhh''"
Thui,.u .u minutes after no iHp Nf'
.puuuf th, SECOND time ihu urfin naa
nruuouu,aI dead h' ihe au'ndlht
ph, slran
mu bfUIr atniiins in tnr rrailnld
lHrt.uu rluira.rh ihal hn hai ai
Hllm Ihr white AOmrn rrr'hlnf
bwr several moa,rs ssn hl lhe
iImr ihr aliAlkh NtfH Irpwifi fii
imH iu und ihr anslllani Hil'd
jackson al.n aaid that be- served an
Ir,ru traI HWlrnrf ln the Tonnes
p0nIlrHiHn al Nashville iUr H
m.HI niirusr
lafhnnu bad hrrn lnnan 4. lamrs
johnson here tui a. lnfnmrl ihn
hnIHf iuNal ihai ihe liirr usmr
900 HU HlIaH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
SENATOR BORAH DECLARES
FINANCIAL INTERESTS ARE
AIDING WOOD and LOWDEN
ny THE AssnciArEn pnrss

WASHINGTON, March ga direc, charge that bic financial
interests trying to buy the national conventions of both she
Republican and Democratic parties in the Senate tod.v
by Senator Borah Republican of Idaho speech advocating con-
action TO regulate the pe-eonvenOn expenditures Of
candidates for the presidency his attack on the b.e
ers Of Major General Leonard Wood Frank O. Low
den for the Republican nomination. Borah declared the
Wood managers attempting ito the Republican con-
venon by the Of while the Loden organization an
parenty was spending greater gain support for their
candidates. Within ten days. he predicted two Democratic asp
ants whom he did not would be found spending quite s
much any Republican in the field
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
KIDNAPPED BOY, HELD PRISONER
3S HOURS, RESCUED BY FATHER
BUT ABDUCTORS STILL AT LARGE

A revolver oii'n was thrust lui0
m fare hi ihc inn men shortly
1iier even n',lOrh lhls morning lhs
ln's raplnrs leii ne hotel, leaving
ihr dnlI lf the bathroom unloekad,
Ihr hl, nnirred the loom cautiously
Hnd iflfrh0nrd in lhr little home,
ii ..rirf answered she lelephons
HrI rHul sfriamed with iellei W. ~
inIA hrI 0f hs NhrlfahNuls ",
nihrr nf ihr hnl went immediately
ln ihr hrirl hr inOf ni ihe r,am
HH. hnHhrn hnsn Hnf rlnl rushfd
'niH hIH Hihrfs arms
nr nhlnn hla ahiHfilan, Aha
.naih 800 ~ hld l0rn lulsd ~ lha
iHri m Nnr ni iho kldnipnela wha
nifmf hIm a hnllNf 90 hrlllfl a boa
nj ffHhI
fhn hlf aHs inlA ffp0slfalF ~
ihH mr ihli hH Ni lli hp kliled n
II. Waff aH nhhlI hH aaii.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
Union Official Urges
Men Remain at Work
To Await Conference

a. A..H siff r'tt
~ SAITH Nt Nn.h 't i
viii relnmp oud thu puor at ihls
district rpmiln ni Nnrn prnllur ihr
nuirnmp ul N.rr ursuimilnrI "a.
tween iho Oprrglnr InD winlt 90
Vow Nnlh trNi - I'I rd rm f'r
main idlp white HHii.HilunH li'
mndng provided tIH w'1iop viii
ufrr ihsi vase ,hanH,. lr made io.
lwIuNN tnm AnDl I lA" NHir on
Nhfh ilp uI Iif.I r'nHrft
slii President Nlllu.W H' dfr0
\ inWrhi
N b. NphluH l"I"u Mihln.
nl WIll annNluw D.. lhr convention
HIluldai mnnIr. 900. i'Hmu 'nd'
iiu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
.JUDGEFAVORS SUCH ACTION
PENDING final SETTLEMENT
ny rIIE AssocIATLp PRESS.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, March 10 Joint receivers. one 10
represent Oklahoma and the Other Texas take charge Of the dis
uod tract of oil land in the Red River bed develop into oil wells
and collect It's revenue until the ownership determined finally in
the supreme Court o the United States will be appointed the
Texas claimant, will into and request such action or il
one ol the parties Al interest defendants ncrycucs in the suit
Judge h Williams declared th crcnng in Federal District Court
here during the hearing OF TIE Of the usona Development
Association OF oklahoma against Sam sparks and others OF Texas
Texas attorneys appcarug today merely friends Of the
court ara not repre- cnaycs OF the defendants declared thcv
mad no property interest in Tie case aud could mo-, accept the ugc
offer :" appoint receivers Oklahoma also stated the,
were "o cc"an their clients would agree 10 such rccciycrp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27

w. Assgtiaisl Pre-.
rltfALO, y v, March s6,---
scnsior Hiram Johnson OF Califor-
MA, candidate Tor the republican
nomination Tor president, opened his
New York state campaign with
spnochcr hpo t0Ge, and tonight IN
witch he declared that the league of
nations must be "a, dominant ikEro
of the cuminT presidential contest.
In an address this afternoon. Sen
uior johnson asserted that he, not
General Wood, had won the presl-
dental preference PrimaIy In Mln.
upsutu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
HoI.SliiyIkI CirriilE
TOWNS ON POLISH EI,ON1

~ Asroeial,d rrss.
WAlifAW March - ngl.hcvlk
forces attempting ~ smash through
the r0lish right wing on the odol.
ian front have captured several VII.
lagos alonT the Slul'h river hul have
been unable tn cross trat stream.
finh,Ing is preceding over froE.
uf approximately 30 miles and @
statement irsucd NJ Polish .head-
ouaftors here says ,hs roles are In.
flitting heavy losses upon tie ,oyi''
AImy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
Steamer Signals
For Assistance

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inAnna Naffh al Iha nlHnh
iHlWrl mlrHa lnm lAripunl irr
AHnHiifn frni Hn d A. q can mr
$40 inhal ilnm 900 lhH Nrlsh lnH =
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.Iri in lp lnNrl hfi in lIhrfnnnl
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
M,l!iIR CONSENTS
~ IDilM CABINET

~ As.erh'w rrua
nEullN, March 90 Norwarrli
unnouncrs that IN jelcrrncr On lh"
unanimous wish of the entire social
democrat patty, lcu Mlrll,r has
cor senied lo tolm u new m.nlstrN.
Tho rcdrnallon 81 The Mucr cah
met u Is stated, was due lo pressure
from the labor federation which hl
hern cNlremoh disctI trutpd With ilc
rnycrnuNnlr ulllud since lls r,lu,u
from Siu,lrarl " n sla'd that
labor Win have "a strong voice m lh'
nov Mueller rihnvl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
OFFICERS TESTIFY
DANIELS REFUSED
T0ENLARCE FORCE
81, RETtnN sTEtDrAsTLy I:R.
FUSED 10 INCREASE PER.
SONNEi, THEY DECLARE

WASUINGTON. Mar aG Two
nayni orfl.ers-R.ar Admiral q -
plunkeu and Csptrin Z X. Taussig
testified today before the sennta I'm.
vertirating committee that for two
wears p,lor 10 the entrance ri the
rnliod states lnto The war, Secretary
p,niols sioadiasily refused 10 an
u,oyn an Increase In personnel and
The nnsy department generally at
tempted IN suppress reports Of n man
poWer shortage. During the war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
SAYS RUHR VALLEY
SITUATION SERIOUS
AIIIrs VII. rnllMir GtnM,N,
~ siNn I,Al,,hm lhihh's
lNIO nlsIilli r.

W AHfNf'NlfN iffHH
nrNliN, Mtph pa.--Maiw '"n'
erai Aan snVghi, 'nnmander ~ the
ga,e,nmrnl lnrees, lu'laN d'fla'ed
The .iluailan ~ iw lluhr rslon ~
he srilA' IN an inlrt,lrN With lh'
gtespandem VI The lAerhla''' Ne
ga,la,lons ~ liellrirld hriNrrn gh ,
,tanenl snu,sili,n anh NnlArls ha'l
h,s,n ln no pnupus'h hN sald' anh
,hel, hld hrpn nn nrgnl lalhns Nhll'
,,gt NTH The ,nmnunlrls,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
CHARGES MONEY TRYING TO BUY CONVENTIONS
JOINT RECEIVERS FOR OIL LAND CONSIDERED
Turkish Cabinet
Resigns; Liberals
To Form New Body

~ Associated lfest
CONSTANTlNOpl v, march 90
Tho cabinet NJ Sail rasha, i'slRne0
today and the sultan authorized
namnd rprard rasls, former grand
yiHsirr pnl foreign minister tG Or.
ganil" . Icw ministry
Damad i"pfefrnte the liberal par
~ and dp9ar' >'ly ~ accopli ME ~
ihf entente representative who rave
been urging the reliting uf Sal Pa
sha who hes shown himself favor.
able ~ the natlCla sts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27

hlN lnNh Ma HH ThU mf
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