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sufficient term to turn the tide and return the
state to Democracy by the election OF a majority in
the senate and house and the Wrestling OF many
sodly Republican counties from the political enemy.
Kentucky is real pivotal state and the results there
Tuesday will have a great bearing on results next
year Even in the Eleventh district the Democrats
made gains that reflect the same sentiment as eX-
pressed in the New York results. Louisville a Re
publican stronghold rolled up its usual majority,
but that was to be expected, by Democratic
leaders.
Maryland also tired OF Republican promises and
administration Incidence, returned to the Democrats
with an unusual showing, indicating penance for
her wrong doing year ago. Maryland is consider
cred by both political parties a fighting ground,
and the fact that she has returned to the fold is
cause for harmony elsewhere
Oklahoma may profit next year by taking cog
nzance of the results Tuesday An awful battle is
in the ofing, in this state, and there is use deny
ing it, Flushed with their victory of 1920 Republi-
are going to make death struggle TO finish
Oklahoma in 1922 but with the encouragement of
elections since the windfal of last year. hearts
and the preaching of real Democracy from this
day until next November there is not chance to
lose Oklahoma to the enemy. If Maryland and
Kentucky can summon the courage to return to the
fold in the face of influences extending from
Washington to the remotest corner Of these COM
monweaths, Oklahoma will follow their lead.
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thorough. He does his best and does
not envy the work of others
! will be ambitious. To become a
good citizen one m"st seek FOR a
worthy and fitting lite-career: set up
high deals for himself and determine
'0 attain them
viii practice thrift. \ good
Hrrioan viii learn TO earn and save
that he can pay his own way and
-u give TO worthy causes.
will practice Selfcon,rol: y will
not use mean, proianc or Indecent
language. | viii control n.5 temper.
impulses and appetites.
! will be Kind. viii DE courteous
n thought, speech and act.
| will be cheerful and cooperative.
Great tasks are done bv the united
labor Of many friendly v0-kmen.
l will be prompt
will b. . good sportsman. \
good sportsman plays hard and fair
tor the good Of The school lie is a
good loser or generous winner.
| will be- careful Of my personal
appearance aud health. 4 sound
mind is round n u clean. neat and
healthy body
viii br careful uf building,
equipnsnt and grounds. A good cit
i4-n does not willfully deiace or de
sIroy property.
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PLANS FOR ORDERLY MARKETING !.
OF LIVESTOCK TO BE DISCUSSED

genuine desire and willingness lo
cooperate for the good of all cou
cerned.
Organizations of large numbers o
producers properly organized and con-
Quoted on u strictly co-operatiev plan
are essential to real enduring success
if the more orderly marketing oil
live stock is to be attained.
Some regulations Of conditions ano
volume of production must ultimate
ly come If orderly marketing is ac
complished."
Essential of an orderly marketing
program were thus outlined by the
committee:
/. Reliable statistical information IS
absolutely indispensable.
.. There muN be established def
mite methods for S~Culating the flow
Of various kinds Of live stock toward
the market in order to more equit
ably distribute the receipts. The meth
cd will differ depending upon the diff
ferent kinds of live stock involved.
3. There must be a working agree
lihNht WIN tHt ldlh ost'io " ii9"i
the proper distribution of cars so as
to carry out any plan Of orderly mar
keting.
The report adds that the National
Live Stock Board Of Directors, which
it is designed to create, should CO.
operate with the Various existing live
stock producers, organizations in
working out a system Of orderly mar
keting.
Orderly marketing of hogs, cattle
and sheep are considered separately.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-Plans for the
orderly marketing of livestock, design
ed to insure stabilized market and
prevent fluctuations in price costly
to the farmer, have been worked out
by the Orderly Marketing Commit
tee of the Committee of Fifteen. This
latter committee is composed of farm
representatives named by j. r. How
ard, prsldent of the American Farm
Bureau Federation.
The orderly marketing plans. to-
gether with the full report of the
Committee Uf Fifteen will be sub
mitted to a ratification conference
here Nov TO- The conference is design
ed to be representative of livestock
raisers of the country.
Announcement of the findings OF
the orderly marketing committee,
whose chairman is A. Sykes of Ida
Grove, Ia, president of the Corn
belt Meat Producers Association, is
made here prior to the ratification
meeting the report says in part:
"A survey of the production and
marketing of livestock and live stock
products emphasizes the necessity of
devisng more orderly system OF
marketing than now prevails. There
is no one group Of men representing
producers who can speak with suf-
ficient authority to put into execution
any effective plan which might be
suggested
Fundamental facts prevent the de-
velopment Of thorough system Of or
derby marketing at present. There is
able as 10 the supply and demand for
live stock to be marketed or as to the
item Of the marketing. 1t has been i'm
possible to secure the cooperation OF
intrenched existing agencies upon a
general plan of orderly marketing
to whoch all interests will give hearty
support and cooperation.
orderly marketing can best be
brought about through the cooperative
selling agencies developed to such a
point that they may direct the flow o.
live stock TO the market.
AS the plans for orderly marketing
develop it viii bc necessary to take
into consideration not only the flow
of live stock 10 the market but also
the distribution Of meat and by-pro'
ducts in an orderly manner through
the various channels of trade"
Principles Laid Down
Principles the committee laid down
are these:
THE Committee believes that thu
accomplishment of tho more orderly
marketing of different kinds of liv,
stock is a longtime process. There
is no easy way or any outstandinG
short cuts that viii gain the desired
end.
There must be a broad campaign
of education which stresses the ways
and means TO secure more orderly
marketing of live stock.
There must be dependable informa
tion as TO all supplies which in
formation must be intelligently inter
preted and put into use by live stock
producers and live stock shippinl
and marketing agencies, that have d
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921.
DEMocRAcY's VICTORY AT POLLS

DEMOCRATS Of Oklahoma will take heart when
they read the returns Of Tuesdays elections
throughout the county Although is an off
year" Democrats may be permitted to follow pre-
cedent set by their Republican friends and cast the
horoscope ior the oncoming elections in Oklahoma
and predict with full Of confidence, that,
taking the results in Maryland New York, and
Kentucky as a criterion Oklahoma will elect full
representation in the capitol building regain three
of the lost seats in congress send back working
majority in the senate and house OF representatives
and again crown Democracy and enthrone her in
the state
Local and national issues in New York combined
to re-eec Mr. Hylan, who was returned TO office by
Democratic plurality OF more than four hundred
thousand the largest received by Democratic
candidate for mayor Of Greater New York In this
vote the people expressed their condemnation of the
administration at Washington, its failure to make
good the tariff. relief for ex-scrvice men and
its general failure 20 make conditions such that the
country may return to normally Eight months OF
small talk and little action for the benefit OF
the country, and more especially IN manufacturing
'cerers OF population. where the a-my OF unem-
poyed IS on the increase with no ll ation looking
70 relief These matters while not directly concern
ing he o'ers OF New York City, from local politi-
cal standpoint, were given consideration as being
what m III be expected from Republican victory,
and The result OF desire to let those in Wash
irgtoa know how they felt in the matter, as their
only o71o-unity TO show their appreciation.
Three years OF Republican rule in Kentucky was
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BRAND WILL DEFEND
FRENCH ARMS POLICY

PARIS. Nu, lU..N When . nu,s-
ton oi territcr.l disarmament comes
up Tor d.sclasIr0 ot washington Pre-.
nier BRAND VIII he ready to face
critics ot his policy and of LIs coun-
ty's 'mihursuy' activities he will
show that rance despite tho eyer
dangerous menace WHICH shadows
her Eastern frontier ANA despite the
un-ratiilcauon or Alliances which
should have guaranteed her safety.
today has an army even smaller than
before the war
Marshal och and General Euat
Will be- at Washington to corroborate
the Premier's statement for they
with the French General staff. vol-
entity protested against any reduction
OF the French army until such time as
1t wgs felt sure that no danger could
come from Germany and that the lat
ter had completely dlsarmed and taken
on a peace-like attitude.
AS Il Is today the French General
Staff and the lnterallied War Coun
eli have reports which show that II
Germany's peace army there is q
lnrge percentage OF the noncommis
stoned officers OF tho old army whit
are serving as prtyatcs, whereas OF
ficers willingly serve as non-commis
stoned officers. Furthermore. secre
reports show that Germany coul,
easily mobilize an army OF close or
a million men thanks TO schools o
trnua uaraf,f.,s t,tfif, rt-,,, - d, 4. ttti, pv
CT a week.
Peaceful Intentions
Franco. maanwhiia. 10 show he
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COMMUNIST CONDEMNS BOLSHEVISM

WRITERS who gain national or international repu-
,atons, no matter what their personal beliefs
may be- must necessarily be honest in what they
write. To be dishonest spells disaster and oblivion
for writer. Bertrand Russell, who had no doubts
az to what he believed during the war, went to Rus
sa after the war was over transform his opinions
on that country into personal knowledge His i'm
piessious OF freedom as he saw it in Russia not
cheering. When he returned to England he wrote:
81 went to Russia believing myself Communist but
contact with those who have no doubts has intensi-
fled thousand fold my own doubts, not only OF
Communism but OF every creed SO firmly held tlat
for its sake men are willing to infict widespread
misery. Russell is friend OF Communism. He
thinks it closer than any other system man
has devised in giving the greatest degree OF justice
to the greatest number OF people. But a system
he distrusts it. 1t is made for the average man. y
and as he saw it in Russia it is ntoerant and cruel
in its treatment of those who cannot or will not
be average TO lead men into what they conceive
to be the right" paths the Communist leaders are
as willing the leaders OF any other social system
to take other mems lives or throw them in jail as
punishment for differences opinion The expert
ment in Russia cannot help but fail because of the
rigidy OF the minds of its leaders, with inevitable
tyranny and destruction of liberty
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peaceful Intentions has reduced her
atmN to less ulu JOUuOU officers and
men. lu May y, tns wear the French
army ,oulloJ 100000. and further cuts
are sull contemplated by granting
long leave To both officers and men
The Torocs on the Rhine have been
reduced 10 a minimum. and the 1919
class, called up in May Ia view OF the
occupation OF the Ruhr which was
then contemplated. was demobillzed
in August Frances mites in North.
era Africa and in Asia Minor have
likewise been reduced TO a minimum.
Not only arc further cuts In the
umy's cifcctiyes forescen. but i'm.
portant slashes are to be made in
the countrys army and navy bud
gets, not only with a view TO econo-
mize the nations money. but also 10
prove to the world that France has
no "arriere pensecs" when she states
really exist.
As regards Frances naval forces
IL will be easy for Admiral de Bon
commander of the French fleet dur
ing the war, TO show that no coun
try need ever fear his counuy's navaI
power. Not only ia the rfleet at pres
ent one Il the least powerful in thc
world but construction Of new ships
has been completely abandoned fol
/ the time being, and the only ser
viceablc ships France has, apar
from one or two droadnoughts ant
cruisers of the war, are German ship'
handed over according to the Yer
sailles Treaty
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Upon petition signed by twelve
or more Free Holders calling upon
the Board Of County Commissioners
20 open roads on Section line between
Sections 30 and 81. Township 5S RlE
through and over the promises of
James Carroll OF Brock, Okla, for q
distanca Of 1-2 mile. Public notice is
hereby given that on the 9Th day
OF December 1921. there will be held
in the County Commissioners office
at Ardmore, OKLA. at o'clock p.
NJ, = public hearing upon said petit
ton.
Therefore take notice and appear
on said date at said time ana place
and due prcsenunent make Of any in
terest that may affect any citizen or
the general public OF Carter county,
Oklahoma
JOE r. TAYLOR,
Ch'm. Board Of Co. com.
Attest:
CLARENCE HARRIS, County Clerk.
l0-20t
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What Has Gone Before

Because she is disappointed in
one man, Nancy Hathaway de-
cides never to trust another.
In order to get away she accepts
a position as governess to a lit
tie child in a lonely house on the
coast of Massachusetts, and from
the first day of her arrival she
learns that Bruce Henderson, lit
tie TriX's uncle, has a sinister in
fluence over the child. Nancy, in
defying him, incurs his enmity.
but she is determined to protect
Trix from whatever it is that
threatens her.
Now Read Today's Installmcnt
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Chapter XIX
TriX Comes Home

NANCY went through an agony of
IN donht while che waited for Prince
trordorso, 70 b,ing Trix home sne
,somId bavo gone after them but
,ha r.o,;~od that - void do ma coed
II would be imnossihle to take Trx
awov from, hin, bv nhvsical force and
sha vro,, tbot no n,,,ornt of reas.
onirr would do onv good whatever.
MI, tIordorsor too was narvous
and distroit oItboueb she had re-
l-ainod so,,,o or bor nsuol noiso She
did not admit in co many words that
sho reo,,od tbo outcomo but her face
u.ae drawn and her owes whe she
t,rpod tber, in Nancv's direction were
f,n of foor
Ana co ,hov waited for the return
or 1,riv bonirg ond fearing that ov.
orv,bino would be MI right. Lunch
ti,,,o can,o and .bo two women after
waiting balf an hour went into the
dining room and ate rather a silent
meal, rbe hours draeeed away. and
ahout o'clock Eruce Henderson
etrodo into tho hall with T-iX's limp
1iftIe bod,. in his arms
N,rcy flow ort of Miss ucpderson's s
..itti,o-rooro and noused whom she
s,,. Er,,ce with scornrrH gray evce
sbo scanned his face but it told
ter nothing and inpulsivelv she ran
M, to hin, and held nut ber arms
.Givo her to mo- sho said tensely.
"vor brute Won bullv!n
He held Trix away from her and
p,et bor rozc with his scowlinc ewes.
"Doas this child bolonr to Won or
mo Miss Hathaway. stand out Of
,,,, yy,v nloosa want ia fake her
nnstairs."
Nancy flow mn tho stairs after him
and held the door of her room omen.
Ae no laid Trix IN tbo he'd he turn.
cd to her. ignoring his sister who had
fo,,o,rad Them I'm
she's NOT burt sbe's simnlv faint.
oil had buiIt nm a certain courag,
T., bor until vo, came but now she's
soft vou,vo made = blitbering little
oovard Of her"
Nancv ignored him and bent over
,ba child nassion Of love rose in
bcr heart as she cazed down into th.
white little face and held both the
cola hand. I'm hor warm one pressed
tieht against her heart
.rriv T,fx darling omen vour ewes
1ts Nancy dear Nancv VIM loves
Won and won't let anv one frightcn
Won again"
Rut Trjx's lasbes did not flutter VI
and Nancy in terror turned TO Miss
Henderson
I've oppht n have \ doctor i'm.
nadiataIv II isn't natural for q chile
70 faint ike thisr
Miss Henderson nodded briefly anC
hurried ont II was then that Nancy
turned toward Bruce Henderson. hci
eves like stormy seas
.,ploase leave This room. and never
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Whether by design or as the result OF indiffer-
encc, or cxigency, We are unable to know, but
one OF the cigarette girls in last nights performance
OF Carmen. wore clock hose. If they made clock
hose in Spain century ago no doubt the cigarette
girls would have worn them, but we thought they
were Of recent invention But they are that's
not quite so much out OF place putting Paderew-
skis mnuette in an eighteenth century setting
which is being done in play running in
Boston.
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The Love C01uards"
BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR
Copyright. Public Company
Copyright, 1921. by Public Ledger Company

she feel rs she did? 1t was as though
drawn her also in his tolls, and strug.
gle as she would she could never
free herself from them.
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The first aerial-time.table consist.
Ing Of nearly 100 pages. has appeared
In Gern.ny.
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Iathgs and plasterS.

See or phone j. 9. Nandivc. for
contract ON Emmanuel Baptist church.
Address 3O7 Fourth Ave, southeast.
ADV. lQ'2
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A GLADNESS IN SERVICE: Serve
wSw the Lord with gladness. Enter into
&A his gates with thanksgiving, and into
his courts with praise: be thankful
unto him, and bless his name. For
the Lord is good.--Psalm 1902, 4.
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JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS FORM
SPLENDID "C0DE OF CITIZENSHIP

---cnts Of the Ardmore Junior
la School took a most commenda.
step forward today when resolu.
f.rs relative 70 their code Of citizen.
.' were unanimously adopted as
Junior High school Code OF
Citizenship
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Peaceful Intentions
France, meanwhile. TO show her
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Brain trouble IS due in almost cv.
cry instance to bodily illness or dis.
turbancc.
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CRISIS IS PASSED
DECLARES BABSON
Famous StatiHucian Secs Rerlisf FOR
Unemployment Next Spring

-Ffl. to six million men ou' or work.
- ~" present i:n- according t" the
ltt"~ estimates SialtSf"s lnTi'a'e
howe. er, mat X IS not Yet tim" f"r a
pUhlirity camraign 20 raise IA" hopes
nf labor for employment TINS may
"\r.n!r why tho S'"rY for = NashinHt N
,r,,.,nrrn,r on emr.oln"rt was released
ny he Department y! commerce. rather
han the Department Of Labor. II -
said IN Washington thai Secretary
DAVIS s vrrv faNnrahir /" getting to-
Ir'hr- n commission this fall ~ study
,arrtu!,v me. unompioi ment sNna'ion.
N,ii he anil C;hcr members or me ah-
no, think tinngrrnuS To attempt nnN
spectacular campaign THIS fAIl lh"7e
IRE rWo reasons for This: firs' b"ch'Is"
: viii take some months 10 lt"pHr"
tho dam. and secondly. because inlS Is
not the lin" Nf ;hc Year !" 'a's" Inc
Eorsa 81 labor There always IS cr'r-
,id"rahlv unccmplnl mCnt among Gn'
skilled labor during tho winter months
ami ,hcro always mus, h". | heartily
nrrroyn ~ a conference I" make plans
cor Nm active campaign uCNi spring. hut
With The uNd"rstaudruc that ''i'e an
T.. don, io rrI!.,c III" situation this
w.ntrr
Secretary rf Labor laws Is II great
A'H'''"' 90 h"h'h ia n
mos T"'nafkhN," '"""e'N 20 NV.
ever ~u,cr,I he rrrcSlH'nts CaIhnet.
nc "''NN '"'' !" Wv
rational movement w mast WV"
m" the. "r ra'hcr 'h"'k" NV
mcnt InSi rs ~" 'iHc Turns. "''ue'
more, h" and MS asS"'l",' MEOW '',"'
whhi distress 'h"rc - '''S. !" ,"7 ~
hUS;ri0I '"n'rrS 81 we h,''," ".'" ~
'""lSh :" 'a'k N'"'' '""" "'''''H
"'h"r puoh' "'tHS 81" '"s
"h"n we t'"'lhd - "."'"
"ihrr mana ne KNOW '""' ="
huVita'ng r"\' 9rr'HS' pans 'h'.S' ''
rad" aud none? must ~ '"'>o" '"''
winter.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

rhicag" Sept e--Cattle r'.'. 'r's
oJNN. heavy beef stecrs du'l: otn''~ ,ui
tu.!S steady to higher: bulk s. nUfJ . %
COWS and hetf.r. sI25Tf25. Gamers
and cutters s25OM350: bulk h"i"rnas
s: Sin2 IS: beef bulls largely $iioI
$50. veal calves and S:orierS steady b..
bulk ,calers around sl2 "a.
Hogs. receipts 'i.""h, "i'n"d !" :" -
cents higher. chasing h"ltcr grades part
Of advance lost: others mas "I adi me
lost; ho.dOvHr moderate; top $2?. hogs
,s.a5. practical top sax: huih light and
light butchers sS5n "a. hu,N packing
sows SIS "a 80; PCS. mostly e5r h.rh-
A.. hulk dos,rahie s0?5TisSn
sheep. receipts o"0. lat tHmhs
steady IN PIC higher. hulk d"Snah" Cn-
lives 3s257p.7S: t"r western Fat lambs
a. so: bulk 81 noH 81. second "ut vest
Nrn limbs TO .!i,"t' :; =" """n; 'er lnn
Srarre strong.
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-, -. ,r,,di,r few
f,ae arr r.lativ.
~" (. p,,',or - Twcnty-thlrd
r.,r . rc,..r, IL
s'''' q" ''''i
, >rn,,h.us ~ N,CoIloch
- 80 ,-,,n ,r,c- =
; A''''
'"' ...,,..,,, d,rcb,.r Vivian
ME- ''", .,'.., ,.,.s r,ck visiting
,,''nds
~, ,I w.. f.. Er,.so If Jacob
49,. ,,,.',i r,',,. r.., ,ynnirr from
[,....,.r..Io ,r,r. .,,... were su.nd,nE 4
VIZ. u,i.h rri.n.is and r..ative.
Ms lain Tr,rIrImn If he South
S.dc continues to improve at the North
Wheeling. hnsri'u.
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WILL IMPROVE HOME
OF CATHOLIC LEAGUE

Quite number &c improvements arc
bong contemplated for tho Catholic
Lea que Home OH thap!iNe street. and
as soon - Arrhith"' Gt"Sey finished the
planS work Will start. Tn" dining room
VII! ne enlarged and '"n more tables
grl,l"d. ,huS insurIng h"tt"r service. A
sun pnriur will rnnn-c; The TWO dining
rooms and the hRv window of the back
room. will h" turr"h mt" doorway,
thus throwing II" "rtIr" three rooms
INFO ono. The kitchen will ne greatly
enlarged and now equipment will be
pddr,l Service Will 90 on just the same
during this work. although slight incon-
lcnIrnre NAV he encountered.
II - Just ton months since tho
League opened th!s home for business
girls and the dining ROOM and since
that time 90 great has been the patron
age that present facilities are entirely
ina dnquatn and the step toward enlarge
ment and Improvement - impern tive.
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purrE8 EGGS, CHEESE.

Nov York Sept ?--"-TINt''r Nf"IN-'' .
creamery higher than rN'rns. 49, q 81 ,
,rnamcr, ">'raS az S'"'"'. a." q" -.
creamery urs,s SIS n ~ '.o:'r. S. i
a.. rrckins stock. cU~r"u' MAKE. M. ;
-"
Eggs Irregular. fresh ga'h"~"2 ">'rr
s-srS SSnt". fresh gathered IU-'~ -
I,2-. STATE" T~nna. and ncnrh" w"S''r1
hcnnc-v Whites. frs's {" cn'rI fan -
as do hennerv browns. eH:"as. -
%. do ga'hHred Hrnwns and mi\"i '"'.
crs HrstS - extras %5Ei A.. r'friC"r' '''".
en.~lat marks * n 90 ~ Nru'e r.. -
rhccs" firm. sat" whu'" milk r'H',
fresh specials. 2lM = do RNr-aE" I'm.
onf9nn state Who'll" milk. twins sic,
Gals. clG2l[7 do. ar"raY" rVn. 9nTi
co.,
1.-Two rnultrv strong: hroi'rre. o." i .
fowls 2sf %: rnoSt""s g pr"ss II
rou,trv weak: turkeys. 2IT4n
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EXAMINES 40 ALIENS

More aliens wanting citizenship
pa pegs were rNaninnd IN 'eHre" W.
West from tho naturalization ofhce
Pi.rsburrh Thor we're furty-two. this
making 4 ,otal ~ l6S eSamined during
.ho ras: rcup.e DAYS. Mr. West VIII
~ in the city anti September ih a.
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