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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
Insider Says

Manager Robinson claims he has
Dodgers this year That advertise q
good playing Split
In the spring a rookic's fancy
don't TAX this a. tommy rot keen
~ turns 20 thoughts % win I make
the team or win notf
Georges Carpenter announced In
Algiers that he would crawl through
The ropes at , y. M. July q Does he
moan before. Or after. the big battle
Judging from Babe Ruth's waist
line he's an all HOUND ball player
Charles Paddock. sprint King. says
he always rum with HE less ahead 81
him. What we'd like "a know IL. how
does he 10 keep op with
them?
Not a had Idea 70 look upon the De-
triot team as the rfserA
Il doesn't look a. " Lew Blue. De-
troif rookie star. is guiug 10 give fans
a chance % say, al the end of h
season. that Low blow.
MICHIGAN refuses Ia gccosnlze
sulmmlDE a. a sport. Maybe Ms fix
ured In the same class az tssthins-
a necessity.
Baseball produces u racket and a
ruquct produces tennis
'rhe fair fan who gets the rubber
arwlng needle II the one who watch
Cd n batter start around h sacks and
then asked her husband what he was
chasing.
There used 10 be- some argument
for Ever and OaDay" hen John
played second for tho Cubs and Hank
umpired his play
The A. u. c. affair h now A. o. b.
r. s. Al over but the shoutngi
Many a battlcr has found that Jack
sharkey IL no fish.
'Twouid b. a blow 10 the Wash
ineton team u Nick Alirock sprained
his funny bone.
A racing hufEo. winning or losing,
d usually living IN clover
No matter how dry the country
may become. managers viii always
need their pitchers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
THOSE TIRED,
ACHING MUSCLES
Outdoor and indoor workers. subject
o. eNposuu AMI lurasy toll. find
relief In Sloant iAmutcnt.

n ZEN a. work al day. standing
II on your feet, lifting heavy
- wciFhts. And now you're al
tired uuf.
Never miud n Nuu arc wise YOU
have "a bottle at Sluan's ON the shelf.
al home cor in the shop. Put o little
on. without ruhbinE and quickly
Comcs grateful warmth and RELIEF.
Good for rheumatic pains, neural
gia. sciaiicn. lumhago and the host
Of external pains that are AN the
timo coming. Helps break up colds.
too
rs comforting 10 keen % handy.
Three sizes 800. zoe, $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
Heavy Damage to
The Fruit Crop in
San Juan Basin

puRASOO. Colo. Aprh 7.--As a
or orchardlata IN the san Junn basin
face large losses on the seasons frlut
crop. they declare. In La Plata
county 4 ~ believed thoac losses viii
be confined mainly to pears and april
cots. but In the Montczuma valley
The Pennington and Aatec sections,
whore the season war much more Id
vanccd. losses. a. IL predicted. VIII
be much greater.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
Seat Sale for
Elks' Minstrels
Opens Tomorrow

The scat sale for the Eiks' min
atrels will open tomorrow az =
o'clock al Mataon's. There II Fo-
ing 10 be a hig demand for tickets
and those who wish 70 see thi.
show are advised 10 obtain Their
seats early " they desire the bcst
Despite the fact that the show VIII
be- given on three nights. April H.
~ and "a. q IL pointed out that the
seating capacity Of the Hikn
school auditorium ~ not large I'M.
there are i.oO0 members OF the
EIk's lodge alone and that early
purchase OF seats is advisable
The rohcarmis for the minatrola
have 4 en- held daily this week
and missing tonight VIII De re-
aumod tomorrow night and satur-
day night when tho cast VIII o.
In shape 70 put across one ot the
best entertainments cycr staged IN
the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
New Fraternity at
Varsity Is Hard ON
Scotch Pocketbooks'

some Of The students Of the state
University Who have felt that the
time was ripe for the organization
Of n now fraternity on the campus
have p%etitionod tho Grand Chapter
Of the Royal order OF Shutters for a
q. n. NJ. chapter. ana tho charter
was granted the first OF last week.
since TINT date tho chapter has
been growing rapidly. and the larger
the society becomes the greater IL .hc
value set upon the coveted initiation
into the order. The order IN one
which has hitherto been confined for
tho most part TO the larger schools
and colleges Of the country, and tho
obtaining OF a charter by 4. y. NJ.
wheeler, who N a nomhcr 81 the
Purdue chapter Of the fraternity.
The or~eunization has n number Of
chapters throughout tho middle west
Ihc purpose OF the organization ~
said 20 be hat % he promotion Of
k"od-iciioWahip on the campus and
" Il said that She principles Of the
fraternity are bcinr carried out by
M members some students who
have been rcputcd 90 ave scotch
p0cketbooks' have completely aban-
doncd their old habits. and are buy
ting drinks freely.
The organization ~ c~o-oduca;ional.
n Includes faculty members as well
as students. Professor Hannibal
ibarra y Rojas was u Of the first
faculty members pledged. and Ne b
now commonly 20 be seen inunEias
I i~omoCratlcally in the Varsity shop.
greeting new pledges % the fraternity
With a bcaming face,
Tho organization fills "A long-fcll
want upon the campus
THE HERALD WANT An PAGE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07

catarrh Il q local disease greatly lnfu-
enced By Constitutional conditions
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE h a
Tonic and Blood puriner. by cleansing
inc blood and building up the System.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE restores
normal conditions and allows Nature 70
do It's work.
An Druggists. Circulars free.
v. J. Cheney q Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
Serving of Paving
Notices Has Begun

The serving OF paving notices has
started.
Tho members of Tho police depart
ment today began the serving 81 pro-
test notices for the paving OF North
First street. West Gold avenue and
East Central avenue on blocks prcVi-
ously announced as coming IN he
having program.
The protest hearings r 10 be ON
April 20. n and %, one date Tor each
street. The notices q the legal
form OF notifying properly ownern "a
appear before the commission on the
named dates n they wish 10 protest
the paving o. the said streets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
MOUNT vIssuvns ERUPTION

NAPLES. April Mount Vesuvius
Is In active eruption. The eruption u
the most violent Shat has occurred
IN IS years. Z r. being accompanied
by impressive Internal rumblings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07

win b increased IN bringirg things
back 10 normal
Gillette pointed out that tnerc are
n number ~ ~fallncies current about
tho causes ~ the high cost OF living.
They are that the condition h. at
tribut ole 70 ~ prontccrinN. 90
extravaganza. t11 luenirioucy Of
workere 90 scarcity OF commodities
IN America, and (s) high axes.
P~rortcering.
"proftccflng cannot affect nvcrarc
prices" sald Gillette. however much
Il may affect the price Of q given
class OF things.
'Prouteering merely serves 20
change the distribution ~ the total
currency, but does not change the
total.
"Prontecring diverts tho currency
Into pockets n bank that
u would not otherwise have reached
Such a diversion may result IN a
greater buying Of certain commodi-
ties.
but b. as much a. those prof.
teens Increase the demand FOR the
things they purchase. by on exactly
equal amount there occurs n decrease
In the demand for the things that
would ~otherwisc have been pur-
chased.
The same sort Of reasoning holds
good az 10 csaayaeance. Prices OF
certain articles may rise az iho ro-
suit 81 -extrasagance or % profitecr-
ing. a the prices OF an articles cane
not possibly rise from such cau-cs.
The alleged decrease In the EN-
cheney IN production. taken as a
whole In America, ~ purify imapi-
nary Between the years fSGb and
1901 the average per capita produc-
lions In the United states doubled.
In answer 20 the third fallacy. "a
seneral scarcity OF commodities la
America does not exist.
Nor do high taxes have any effect
upon aNcrGec prices unless they
cause a stagnaiion In Industry.
Currency.
"Io stabilize price levels Il a. cs-
sential 10 control both tho quantity
81 mcney ~ the average ~taioeity
with which h circulates.
obviously the government can
control the quantity of money and h
~ could also control the velocity OF
circulation. n would have complete
control over price levels
'Contrul over The velocity OF cir
culsuion could be hud hy regulating
total credits but this would In
f"ite control not only % hnuk credits
or loans, but Of al other credits.
Even n Il is impracticablc 20 con-
troll credits. IL certainly lies within
the power of the government Co COM
trol the quantity OF money in circu-
lation In such a maunvr as % onset
Illustrations IN the velocity Of circu-
lation.
Tax system.
Through u neNlhio system Of
taxes Inc government could period
really gather in and r,firr enough
paper money To- offset any general
riso IN pricCs. and. conversely. could
reduce taxes during ~ falling price
level. feed out into circulation more
paper money, M bring price iUv,i
back a. normal
In sscncc this plan Involves tho
81 "a governmental reservoir
Of paper money which ia automatic
ally lowered when the commodity
price lrvcl fnils. and raised when o.
riaoF.
Tho automatic action would Co.,
sccurcd by a periodic taN on gross
Income, which d. determined hy the
OF e commodity indcx pricn
an established standards or nor
mai Towel"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07

Something ffe mi. was hound 10
hnppcn. a resident Of Flint. aiich.
|nAned Cork. Waa pulled Tor having
uqnnr In bis poHsesHion-l'ctrolt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
Two Earth Shocks
Felt at Holbrook

H~OLBROOK. Ariz. April Two
distinct earthquake shocks were felt
here late yesterday, Of about thify
seconds duration. The first shock
was marked but the second seemed
10 taper off, travelling from EAST %
vest.
Desks and chairs were moved and
windows and dishc ratified, hut tho
only damage reported was the shat
terlnF Of a large plate glass window
In a local cafe.
According 20 reports received here,
the shock was felt aa far west as
WINSTON ana a. far east AZ Gallup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
..poNrs-roR MIanIno.

Doa's wish ysu eouie find . iob-Find "a
Dsn'l visa zoo eoald ssn your Asuss-
sell a.
Howl
~ usleg Ne Hsrald's CLASSIFIED Colunns-
pton, ttk Pkons St6,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07

THE HERALD WANT AD PAGE
has a classification for every purpose
and results for those who US them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07

A WELTED sole Oxford
n with military heels. IT'S
guaranteed TO wear well
and be mighty comfortable.
Made Of solid mahogany calf
perforated wing tips-at $3.50
There's just two reasons why
we can sell this guaranteed
oxford for $3.50. The first is
that we buy directly from the
factories; the second is that we
do a volume business and can
therefore sell on a narrower
margin Of profit than smaller
stores.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-25
TRADE TRIP TRAIL
Is BLAZED IN ONE
DAY; CHANGE MADE

The way IS blnzcd tor the Arlmorc
Fair iicostcr Trade rnp To lcav,
her, on september ,tn for three days
In this trade territory Tho entire
route was covered yesterday by RAY
l.. Bccdc, Guy Harris aud Frank
oakley.
Leaving here at o'clock. they
" turned late in the evening af'v-
completing a log of the trip. noting
'u1d conditions and making arrange.
m"nts Tor receptions aud meeting with
the citizens
Thcrc will bc plenty of time fur et-
tuttainmcuts and meetings. acCoplinr
e. Mr.. Becde this morning. It will
no, b. ncccs AIRY for anyone to Eci
out OF bad at ! o'clock In the morn
hg 10 make the next log " the
tip on time. nor will 1t be- necessary
&, carry ham sandwich in one hand
while trying to shake hands with the
host Ia the several towns.
\ slight change has bycn made IN
the itinerary. rauls Valley. linds,y ,
aud Mays,ille being cut of the list
and the routing made due west from
Wynncwonl to Duncan with stop.
at several smaller places The rom.
plrte itinerary with time of arrival
ard departure at ,acl place will b,
published In n DAY or two.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-25
e ':y;.,,:s:ri, ,:;;;rHi Only American Suruiuor
of ZR-2 Gives Account of Wreck;
King George Sends Coincidence
TRAINR0BBERSGET.
HALF MILLION LOOT.
IN KATY MAIL CAR
BANDIT APOLOGIES TO CLERk
WHO WAS STRUCK OVER HEAD
WITH PISTOL WHILE MEN
WORKED T0EiY

Denison Texas, Aug. 2j.-Sheriffs
losses today were securing the sur
rounding country in a search for two
masked bandits who carly this morn
inr held up ard robbed the mail coach
Oh a northbound Missouri, Kansas &
Texas limited train as it was nearing
this city. Although no complete
check has been made. postal author
tiles intimated the robbers loot may
reach a half million dollars Two
pouches containing registered mail
ard several sacks of unregistered mail
and packages were taken.
The bandits boarded the train ii;
Bells, - miles south Of here and
after securely binding and gagging
the mail clerks, procededed to loot
the car at their leisure. Just as
TIC train was nearing the outskirts
Of Denison, it was brought TO stop
by a pull on the signal cord and the
robbers leaped from the car and dis
appeared in the darkness. They are
believed to have been joined by three
other men in an automobile which
was seen near the spot before the
robbery occurred
Before leaving the car, the robbers
arologiZed to the mail clerks for strik-
ing one of their number, Il. j. FOLK
ever the head with II pistol when h
failed to move fast enough" PolS
wGs not seriously injured
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-25
CITIZENS URGED
TO COMPLY WITH.
AUTO TAG LAWS.

Il. n. Thomas. enforcement office,
from the state hichwI" department, Is
here corf,rring Ni'h q. \. Jolly. en-.
forc,mcnt office 20 Carter county,
Mr The r.ts save sat "a, ltp.i,mcnt
Is enforcing the law In regard TO auto
mobile tax collection. The law requires
the display = Two tags. he explains
one vu the front Of the automobile
and one on the rear and he urges
owners to comply with the law and
save paying the penalty.
In speaking or the situation. Mr.
Thomas said "Thc highway depart
mcnt can givc better service than In
the past. We have organized and have
plcnt, of tags and u application for
license has bccn made and not receiv.
ed. car owners should write the de.
partment giving the number of the
receipt and tag will be- mailed to
them at once.
I'VE were short uf tags for long
time because the legislature failed to
make The necessary appropriation This
was mo-, our fault Now We are anN.
ious to get these matters adjusted and
hope that everyone will cooperate with
the department In all the delayed mat.
tsrs.
"This will be the last warning rcla-
tive to tags. As 20 per cent OF this
money is returned to the county Tor
road purposes and % per cent OF that
e,ing into each city for street pur.
poses It Is every citizens duty to
ray this tax at once"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-25
THE MISSION OF THE WEEKLY

Permanent prosperity depends upon farm wealth
than upon any other factor.
We are all of mind on that question.
The Weekly Ardmoree has wider Influence with the
small farmers than any other paper published or circulated
in this section of the state.
There are families here who for almost thirty years
have read this paper They attached to It, They feel
that close tie binds them to the paper and the paper to
them.
The weekly is a home paper, newspaper and farm,
paper combined
We believe its mission is worthy Of best efforts an
most serious attention.
This paper will be distriboIed the Trade Excursio(
trip. It will be in the hands of who will devote
his entire time to il.
The advertising rate is attractive.
The circulation Is at home and among home folks.
1t good paper for the advertiser each week g.
the issue that will be taken the Trade Excursou ~ -
be a11x nrr1 ndxoe4nnn u,o3irxn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-25
FARMER MAKES BIG
PROFITS ON BEANS

j L. Hoffman. who lives south ~
Wilson on the Lovc-Cartvr line. has
been converted and taken into the
folds OF those who will plant divcrsl-
fled crops ON hs farm next year
From one and quarter acre of
snap beans he has ALREADY gathered
end marketed $50 worth Of rresh
stuff. aud from 10 acres of cotton
he has gathered handful OF green
leaves Tie believes he will receive
as much as fifty cents FOR his cotton
crop. provided be is lucky
MIR Hoffman, is planning to plant
lis entire farm In grain feed and for
age crops together with an enlarged
acreage uf truck next year lie will
also give morc attention to the rais-
ing OF poultry, since Airs. Hoffman
has rcapcd a Eoodly sum from Is
hens which she raised this year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-25
DRUGGISTS OPPOSE TAX
ON PATENT MEDICINES

Pharmacists OF the Ninth district of
the state. including Carter and od-
Joining counties. have gone ON rec
ord "a opposing the per cent tax on
proprietary or patent medicines.
Letters to this effect have been sent
To- congressman and senator's VI this
state In Washington.
At the present time, the consumer
rays the tax. II Is explained, al
though the general tax revision hill
would shift the burden to the TO-
taller. Druggists aud dealers con
tend that the tax could be- done
away with just as easy as 1t can bo
shifted. Further they contend tina,
Il Is the poor mans medicine" AMI
hr least OF all should h. exempted
from payment ~ u heavier tax.
This action was taken at the quar'
tctly meeting Of the district drug
ri.ts OF the Oklahoma rharmacrut
zeal Socicty at sulphur Tuesday night
when ninety or more dealers gathered
The next meeting will be held ~
Wynnvwocd on the second Tuesday
lu November. at which time officers
will bc elected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-25
A BILL INTRODUCED
TO CREATE THIRD
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
UNDER BILL ARDMORE WILL BE
MADE AN OFFICE WITH
CLERK OR DEPUTY
IN CHARGE

\ bill to form a third judicial dis
trict in Oklahoma, to be known as
the northern district, was introduced
in the senate Wednesday by Senator
Ilarreld. similar bill was intro.
duced in the house by Representative
Chandler.
Under the bill Ardmore will be made
an office in the eastern district
with either clerk or a deputy in
charge. Headquarters Of the east
ern district will continue at Mus
kogee.
The clerk Of the northern district
would maintain his office at Tulsa
while the clerk of the western dis
trict will be stationed at Guthrie
with an office in Oklahoma City.
Terms Of court for the eastern dis
trict would be held at Muskogee OF
the first Monday in February; at Nc
Alester on the first Monday in May
at Ardmore on the first Monday II
October, and at Chickasha on the frs
Monday in November.
The terms OF court for the new iit
tnct would be held at Battlesville OF
the first Monday in February; at Eni'
on the first Monday in May; at Tuls;
on the first Monday in October. ant
at Vlnita on the first Monday IL
ecember Of each year.
The proposed northern district. un
Ger the terms of the bill. will EN-
brace the counties OF Craig, Creel;
Delaware, Garfield, Grant, Kay
Nayes. Noble. Nowlta. Okmulgee
Usage. Ottawa, Pawnce. Payne. Rog
ers, Tulsa and Washington.
As n result of the creation OF tn
rev district, the eastern distric
would comprise the following coun
ties: Adair. Atoka, Bryan. Cher
okcc, Choctaw. Coal. Carter, Garvin
Grady. Haskell. Hughes. Johnston
jefferson, Latimer, FeIlore. Love, Nc
CLAIM, Muskogee. Mcintosh. McCui
tain. Murray. Marshall. okfuske'
Pittsburg. Pushmatlha, Pontotoc, Ste
phens. ScQuoyah. Seminole and Was
Cncr. while the western district woul
embrace the counties Of Alfalfa. Bea
yer Hcckham, Blaine. Caddo. Cans
dian. Cimarror. Cleveland. Comnnch'
Cotton. Custer. Dewey. Ellis. Cree
Harmon. Harper Jackson, kingfisl
ci. Kiowa. Lincoln, Logan, Major. on
.anoma, pottawatomie, Roger Mill
Texas. Tillman. Washita, Woods an
| Woodward.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-25
TRADE EXCURSION TRIP SEPTEMBER 7

The Free Fair Trade Excursion leaves here the morning
of September z. -, q,
The Ardmorete will provide the eXcursonists with all
the papers they will need for free distribution on the first
day. =, .
Wherever the first night stop is made runner will be
dspatched with papers for the second days distribution
srhese papers will be delivered either by arpane or auto
The excursonsts the third day will be provided with
papers in the way.
The papers distributed each day will bear the date of
the day of their distribution they will carry the very latest
ews received by leased wire will be fresh and crisp and
Interesting each day.
The Ardmorete will have two representatives on
he trip of these will be staff writer to report each
lays trip. .
n If you desire send message out in these papers call
Ne Advertising Department phone No. and our man
. &ill call on you.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-25
Number of Concerns Either
Victimized or Working
With Alleged Band of
Swindlers Are 81
OTHER IMPORTANT
ARRESTS LIKELY
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY AN.
NOUNCES THAT STATEMENTS
WILL BE MADE SOON THAT
WILL STARTLE COUNTRY

Chicago, Aug. 25.-Tederal officials
today announced that the operations
Of Charles w. French and John W.
Worthington, under arrest in connec
ton with dozens of swinding schemes
and mail robberies will probably in
volve fifty million dollars. The num-
Ter of concerns either victimized or
working with the alleged band Of
Swindlers, was today Ilaced at thirty
two.
These announcements followed a day
filled with astonishing disclosures,
exposures and confessions that show
ed the operations OF the group OF
swindlers to have more ramificationa
than even the federalofficers seemed
to anticipate.
Seizure of $9O5OOOO in securities
discovery Of the hiding place Of $l0,-
100000 more in signed promissory
notes and the raiding of a bank
deposit vault wherein valuable papers
were found, marked the fruits Of the
days work by federal officers.
ut ltftliNlplln liANihIfh dtAtib0 W.
the growth of the American Rubber
Company of Chicago. from a small
raincoat factory to a concern worth
on paper one million dollars. an at
tempt to vct.mize residents Of Cen
traia, ILL.,, by this company; plans
for coal mines near Carroll. H.; un
dertaking plants at L.orain, Ohio, anC
various other financial and busines:
schemes.
Members Of the firms with whiS
the alleged swindling band was con
nected are geniuses. and some ar
| not. Some of the securities seize'
| arc valuable. others are worthless
Federal officials stated 1t might b
weeks before all the securities coul,
| be checked up.
A bunch OF securities in charge o
Climber Gerber. one cf Frcnch's sec
retaries. was seized in Cleveland. Ger
Ter is said to have made statemeh
and may be a government witness.
| A. A. Davis. secretary OF Il Clevc
land rubber concern. said an agre,
mont had been made to handle $40
COO 900 worth Of notes for his con
| pany and these are said to be il
the hands of a Cleveland real estat
man.
At Akron. Ohio. yesterday. a safct
deposit box rented bt Chas. X. StrC
Ncl was seized and 1t is believed s.
900 600 in bonds was found. Strobel
at liberty under $1,000 bonds.
Il. Il. Davis. Cleveland manufactu'
er today awaited arrest which WI
expected with the recovery Of $500
600 In bonds. said to he in milwaukee,
where federal officers yesterday too
Alva Harshmon. who has turne
states evidence. harshman wa
Trcnchs secretary. with the arriv;
Of this evident in Chicago, John '
Ginning. assistant district attornc
tsGay announced that the prosecutio
would be ready to make q stat
mcnt which. Il has been promise'
viii startlc the country.
In the meanwhile. there was indie;
tons today that other important a
rests might b, made soon In conne
tion with the case,