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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
En- County, Kansas

The Livingston ON corporation Is
ready To start drilling in the north
east corner OF the southwest ~ the
northwest OF 23-30-Se. Elk county.
Kansas oftsetung the Minnehoma IS
10 ,OOO, O,OO0-foot gasscr In the south
northwest of that same section.
The Minuchoma OIL company has
a rig up for "a test In the northwest
corner OF the southeast ot the
northwest of 22-3O-Se. offsettlng
the 1900, 0OO-toot gasscr Of Fergu-
son and others. which Ngot the gas
sand from 1871 TO l,T9N feet,
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POPULAR BLUFF. Ark. Nov. =.
Farmers between here and Dudley
have extinguishcd the forest fires
that for two days have RACED u this
section, flames To the south between
here and Neeleyvillc. however are
continuing southward along tho
Black river bottoms. Damage to
timber and ranches will reach
S75.OOn. II was estimaied tndnv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

RIGA Nov. S-Tho soviet government
has issued decree granting amnesty to
all soldiers who fought 10 the anti-bolShe.
viz armies Of Admiral kolChak, General
Wrangel and other leaders, said dis
patch from Moscow today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

tho communist labor party. who were
convicted 81 plotting reioTmati9n and
by justice Carter Of the Supreme court
today
M'ALEsTER Nov.' s.-Two hundred
delegates represenung 93l clubs Of the
Oklahoma Federation Of Womanls clubs
morning Thsso clubs represent $500 club
women OF tho state.
oKMuLGEE. Nov. s.-rhe oklahoma
state bank a. Preston has been closed
since Saturday morning. ~. y. Brown,
cashier drove to Muskogeo saturday
morning and has not returned TO Preston
10 far AZ known. according 70 NJ. u. Ham,
Of Henryetts' president Of tho bank.
CHICAGO. Nov. s.-An afternoon hang
ing will take place tomorrow FOR the first
time In the history Of Cook county. Frank
school teacher wife. In a farm house near
bartlett, H.. will drop frou the susffold
at $40 p. m.
MEXICO CITY. Sov s-sasrrh r. be-
Ing made In the northern part Of the state
Of Sonora today fot q. Badger wealthy
AmeTc1n who myHtoriousiy dlsabp"a-od
while on his way By motor car tom Aqua
fricta ~ his home In Douglas Aria
HOUSTON. Texas. Nov. s-Mrs. Ouic
Hustle who recently underwent an opet.
alton. was unable 10 meet payment ana
was About 70 lose hfr inofiEaFcd nome.
The ku-kluN Khan sent her 100 IN eur
rency which Was more than enough TO
meet the need
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov. S.--Msrshal
Foch continued his triumphhl march
through America today. lie arrived in
Cleveland at O'Clock this morning but
VIII rest today OF the hetne Of Farley
Derrick son Of hyron Il. Herrick ambas-
Shdor TO France az Gates Minis.
ARLENE. Kansas. Nov. s.--Injuries
received iast Thursday Ia a game Of foot
ball which resulted In paralysis. sim
Barber, haifback on the local high school
eleven is dead today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
ORATOR CROP IS
MOST PROMISING
Juniors Enlightened as
to Merits Of Tulsa
Harvest Festival

That Tulsa is developing ~ prom
ising crop Of public speakers from
within it's midst was shown at tho
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
luncheon Tuesday noon. Miss Mary
klpcr ana Byron Schaf, two high
school students taking tho rublir
PpcaFing course uudoY Miss RoaalIe
Griffith, held the center of attention
for several minutes while they de-
livorod three minute addrcaHos ON
the coming Tulsn Harvest Festival.
Thcy are two pf the 30 high school
studcuiH that are 80 visit surround
Ing towns In northeast Oklahoma
ana tell ~ tho many attractions az
the harvest festival ana NJ the bcuc-
fits u viii Doe in rovlving optimism
In this SECTION Of the state. Thoy
have carefully momorzcd their talks
which are clear ana concise, and do
liver them enthusiastically with con
virtiou and without hesitation.
Tho other eight students, accom-
panied by Ncrlp 6. pruuty. high
school principal, and Miss Grimm.
their instructor. attended the Junior
chamber luncheon in 70 body. but be-
cause Of the lack of time only the
two spoke At tho conclusion OF the
luncheon tho students gavo several
hearty school yclls.
Bob 'Mathowg and Loru Jones.
musicians with Ahc Billy Sunday
party. furnished music for tho
luncheon with Bob at the piano,
Jones led I'm singing brighten the
Corner Whore You ArC' ~ was ap-
parent that this favorite Of Billy
Sundays is not unfamiliar to the
average business man, gs fully 80
per cent OF those al the luncheon
Joined Justify In the singing.
Matthews tnlkcd for about five min
utcr. using most pf his time TO toll
several funny stories. Tommy"
Ryan, q "72-yoar-oid youngBter."
who occupied Y. NJ. g. a. hut dur
ing the war and who Is well known
To number OF Tulsa oX-scryicc men,
also spoke for few minutes eX-
temporuneouHly,
Short talks wcrc made by r.. Fred
Johnson, julius Livingston and ~.
A. Thompson on the Harvest Fcs-
tival. all OF them urging every Tul-
san to boost for the festival strongly
SO It may be an unqualified success
and real get together occasion for
northeast Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
BruHdrcd CGSe Set
for NOUeHiber 2f

Tho ease wherein Rruudrod broth
Crs have brought action before tho
interstate commerce commission TO
test the rcasonahlonoss Of the lOO,-
O00-harrcl tender rule OF the Prairie
Pine Line company ON shipments ~
oil from oklahoma and Texas TO
Franklin and Lacy Pa, will be
argued before division OF the COM
mission on November - at Wash.
ingtuu. Al this end IL is thought
that tho Interstate commerce COM
mission VIII require the pipeline
people to modify the regulations and
allow minimum shipment Of TO-
600 barrels.
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TURIN. Nov. s.--An army officer and
a woman were docapitated md score
of other persons were injured when an
airplAne fell into crowd here today
while making a trial flight,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
STATUE FOR JAP PREMIER
Simple services Arranged In Com
pliancc WIN Wishes Of IIHra.

TOXIC. Nov S.--As the body OF
Takashi Hara. japanese assassinat-
ed premier arrived at Morioka, his
birthplace iu northern Japan today
for burial, plans were taking shape
here for q hugo statue TO be erected
iu honor Of his memory
The body WAS conveyed TO Mori-
Okla on a special train leaving here
at 10 o'clock last night,
Services there wore to bo simple
iu conformity with the wish oN-
pressed I'm his will that his funeral
be no bigger than that of his
mother,
Tho boom for Admiral MiuSru
Saito, governor general of Korea,
10 succeed Premier Harh appears TO
be growing, Marquis SaionJi having
apparently refused TO .ako up the
task Of forming a new cabinet
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ncnnlsIlInn fnr nffcnhcr.

Special 90 The World.
NiNITA, Nov S.--B. u. sparks,
wanted here Tor passing number
OF bad checks several weeks ago, has
been located at Fort Smith. Ark.
having been arrested AZ that place,
hut he demands requisiuon papers
hence County Attorney Jess Ballard
has had TO prepare the papers To be
signed by Governor Robertson, then
BY tho governor OF Arkansas, before
Deputy sheriff Jess Tarter now at
Fort Smith. can bring Sparks back
10 AinitA for trial
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pounds or more and am now able 10
do my work. recommend the Vege-
table Compound to my friends and
you may use these facts as a testi.
monial. Mrs. SALLIE SIEFERT, 3l3
W. Fourth Street Pottsville, Pa.
The everyday life of many house.
wives is continual struggle with
weakness and pain. There Is nothing
more wearing than the ceaseless
round of household duties and they
become douhly hard when some fe-
male trouble makes every bone and
muscle ache, and nerves all on edge.
If you are one Of these women do
not suffer for four or five years as
Mrs. Siefert did, but profit by her
experience and be restored to health.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
Drilling Itself In

The 1t. F. Wilcox oil Il Gas Co.'S.
No. Bruner In lS-l6-lO. which
came in a big gas well. is now drill
ing itself into oil and looks as
though It will be good for about
900 barrels. II extends the pooi
about half mile north.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
McCrGy Wen at Hanna
stu Driilinq

W. $. McCrays test on the Baugh
farm In iA-9-l3. three or four milcs
north ~ the town OF Hanna, is sltll
drilling in shale at $3.50 feet This
well caused some excitement a few
days ago when reported from
several sources an SO-barrcl pro-
ducyr IN this wildcat territory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
Grnngcrs IN Erntcrnal Act.

pONCA CITY, Nov. S.-The corn
and kafir corn crops Of william
Weber, living fourteen miles north
west have al been harvested by the
members Of the Center Grange, Of
which ne Is "A member. Weber has
boeu seriously ill for sometime and
is now in "a hospital The gransers
assembled AT hts farm, shucked tho
corn, topped the kafir, and hRuied
the corn TO town and sold it, deposit
ing the money received In tho bank
to Weber's credit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
FOREST FIRES CONTINUE
Arkansas Blaze Unabatcd; Farmers
in Missouri Gxtlnguish One Fire

CORNING, Ark. Nov S.-For.st
fires today continued to rarp over
an area OF forty square miles south
OF here with heavy smoke settling
throughout this section. Tho damage
in Clay county will reach S5u.Uuo.
Approximately 100000 feet OF tim.
Der has already been DESTROYED
while thousands of acres OF grazing
lands have been ruined for winter
ranges The fire is extending
through Paragould in scattered ron-
flagrations. Efforts are being made
to subdue the flames before they
sweep to farm houses in the open.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
Late COHPietiOHS
and Dry Holes

The Magnolia Petroleum company
has l0-harrel well IN its No. :
Applcgato located In tho southwest
CORNER uf the northwest OF the
northoats ~ 20-l9-6 from sani
found at 3,O0l TO 3,Ot5 fct
Kanf'e'e on the No. 3 Ceaser I'm
tho northwest corner of the south
/ west OF the northeast OF 1896 Is
ary and abandoned az 3.lAS feet
Marland Refining company In Us
no l McMichael In the southeast
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BERLIN. Nov 8.--Teiep phone and teie-
graph service was crippled throughout
Germany today as the result of heavy
gales.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

KANSAS CITY. Nov. A,aathttle Re
reipts 1900. all classes dun. morning
saisu on all claHsoa steady 60 weak with
gouterd0y'H low timei many bids lower
looks like poor clearance. one prime load
hRndywoiEht stocra bid III 90, beat helvv
1915. common 10 good COWS 81 so u $50 !.
early sales st0ckers ti.O0m6.bo, few 1850
pound Texas feeders t6.5si calves sbUb0c
lower, good and choice vealers $500 ~ $50,
UoEs--Roceipta II, ,0OO. fahly active -
N 600 lower thaa yesterdays aNeraEsi aulk
fSo Co 220- pound weights to packers 400
early top f7.2O 20 shippers, bulk Of sales
sc ss sfiio bulk thEow out saw= ;s.3a ~
$50. pigs 100 lower; bulk t1,7smk0o
Shoep-RccelptH 5000 killing classes
steady 30 26c lower, mostly $50 2dc lower
host western lambs tssb, natives and good
weFterna mostly tGbOH SEQ. best Uwea
1900 mA,25, feodlug lambs steady Go 100
lower. medium 70 good Kind I.a0.
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Good Well at Beggs

Tho Henry on company and the
Myers oil & Gas co. have a 500
barrel well flowing at 1000 feet in
the southwest OF the southeast Of
tho southeast Of 25-l5-to, The first
gas came at 299S and the-oll at
3,0O0 feet Is still four or five feet
above the Wilcox sand,
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To Test at M0rLOm

wade and others have spudded
In and arc shut down temporarily
on their test In the southwest corner
OF the northeast ~ aD-Su-fw,
stephens county, Oklahoma,
This well will tcst the domo n
tho largest structure mapped out
recently by +. Julius Eohs eminent
ecologist. and Is but two miles
northeast ot the town OF NARROW.
They are prepared to go 5000 feet.
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GERMANY AND FRANCE
FACE FINANCE CRISIS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
taking advantage Of the depreciation
of German money, Us causing much
dissatisfaction. Some stores refuse
to sci TO hnyl customer who speaks
with o foreign accent Others arc
planning special tax on all goods
suid 90 foreigncTs.
There is much murmuriug OF dis
content below the surface and
threats OF trouble unless the situa-
ton IS amcliorated.
Hy tho Associated Press
BREMEN, Germany, NoG- g.
Two hundrnd million dollars would
suffice 30 cNtiuguish Gcrmnuy's pa
per flood % said Dr otto Hugo, leader
OF the German Nplkspartcci, during
the course of an address here today
ON the German political and
economic situation.
Dr Hugo estimated that $4,000,
900, 900 mnrk8 were floating about
the world at large. and hc predicted
the loss Of the Wcstphaliau indus
trial section unless Germany were
given "a breathing SPELL" In the
shape Of gold credits abroad to on
hblo hor To meet the reparation pay
mont due next January
lie estimated that the value OF
German property soqucstration
abroad amounted TO twenty times
the amount of Gormauy'H excess pa
per currency and that. therefore,
Onc-tWontieth Of "this last remnant
Of Gcrmauys tangible credits" n
converted into gold would suffice to
wipe out her paper marks.
DR. Hugo complained that the
armies Of occupation In the Rhine
land were costing the nation more
than ala the imperial army and
navy IN tlmo OF peace. Nevortho-
less, no advised his audience not TO
despair but 10 work hard.
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ITIIIANU. Nov ~ ItI0"It70NIOT7
~ 600! few early sales good and choice
Hight and medium steorH and yoaritngs
steady. other killing classes dull' uncvouly
lower, top yearlinga fii.5O, bulk herf
steors iGoog9.25. stockerH ana feeders
steady
Hogs-- Receipts i7.0OO, 25mioc lower
than yesterdays average practical too
early t1.aa, later tIgb; hulk t6.HhQI 20 3
pics mostly 25c lower, bulk desirable ~ 10
NG.O0s mostly $500, few nt $50
Shcep-Rcoeipn $1,000 kling classes
slow, gcncrally steady, native lambs to
packers fs5Ous.7h. many held higher,
fcederB active scvorsi loads choice $500,
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ANGLO-JAP TREATY
MI ST END. SAY CHINESE.

NEW YORK, Nov S.--The treaty
between Japan and Great Britain
must he abrogated and Shantung re
turned to China as steps necessary
to future world peace, Or. Monlin
Chang Of Pekin, who is on his way
to Washington as official spokes-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
Attend Federation Nice,

NUSHINH, Nov, S,--The FOLLOW ing
prominent clubwomep Of Gushing
are attending the biennial meeting
OF the Oklahoma Federation OF Wo-
mems clubs at McAlester this week
Mrs. l.. IL, owen and Mrs John
aoode. representing the Hypatia
club; and Mrs. 8, A. Bryant, Mrs. n
W. Crawford, and Mrs. a. W. poran'
representing the National ueogra.
2 phin club.
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rIIIcAael

rHlCAGN Nov. buftcr- Lower, ,
creamery extras isr. fii-tA J5UAic. scc-
unds 80 o. sac. standards STE.
GEEs-unscttlod Receipts 7its cases,
firstg bSWAbc, ordinary urstH t3HAir
miscellaneous boWb2,. refrigerator extras
3tC. refrigerator firss aac.
Potatoes steady. rcroipta 80 cars, to
tai 4. s uhipmrnts tti, Northern white
sacked si.5oWl.sb cwt, bulk flfsua %
Cwt, sacked Rod RIVER DhioH. : 90 %
1855 cwt, sacked Idaho ruasrts $500
90 uwt.
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and was very ir-
regular. ! was not
fit to do my work
at times and took
medicine from a
doctor and got n6
benefit. / saw
Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound adver-
tised in the news
papers and took
IL and got alright.
j gained twenty
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KANSAS CRY. nov. s..aW Wheat--Carh
No ? hard spcuillO. No. red tii2p
ih
Con-No white s9hc No. yellow
csc. No. yellow 41c.
onts--No. white aisaaec, No. 2
mixed 9ic
Nyc-<faC.
RNriey--f0mf9c
Hay-unchanFed.
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Gasser in Rnn1er Pool

The Barnes Producing conf
pauys test on the lAuo farm in the
northeast hunger pool Young
county, Texas is making 1000. 600
feet of dry gas from the e,l9O to
2 2.l93-too sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

"rhc speaker certainly put tho
truth In "A nutshell"
Forgetting that the truth in a
nutshell Is sometimes hard 10
crack Wayside Tales
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corner OF the northwest OF i7-2S-3c
has dry hole at 3i2S feet
Twin states drilled deep dry
hole on its No. | McNally In the
northwest corner OF the northeas,
OF l9-2S-4c at S.667 feet.
The Blackwell oil & Gas co. has
completed a small gas well mNklng
3. 900 900 cubic feet from a shallow
sand at l,27i TO l.325 feet. This well
is located In the southwest corner Of
tho northwest OF the southwest OF
23-27-3w.
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SENATE INDORSES
OPEN CONFERENCE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
the state department that no inti-
nation OF the American proposals
shall reach tht other powers in ad-
vance Of the meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
NO MORE CANADIAN BOOZE
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
Has Pact With Canada.

Has Pact With Canada.
WASHlNTON. Nov. S.--Prohibi-
tion Commissioner Haynes an
nounced this afternoon that he has
entered into "Eentlemans agree
ment" with Canadian authorities tC
prevent liquor smuggling between
Canada and the United States
The commission states that un-
der the agreement there Will be
close cooperation between the Off
cials of both countries in an effort
TO check illicit traffickinC i'm liquor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
Nice BartIespiile Sand Wen

pruitt and others hdvo 100
barrel producer In the Bartiesviilc
sand, found from 500 20 3,054 feet.
in their test In l7-20-6c near Mara
nee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

FOVT WORTH TtNaH- Now N---CatUe
NecrptH Z 900; hooves is.oor 10; stock
crs ~ O0Ffi5Os COWS and hcifrrs t1,2s n
500, calves H9.O0uG.O
Hogs Rcceipta 500 light t125ni.to.
heavy f7.OOmT.9b. ptgu 81 sbn Z 90.
shrop-i Lambs gAOOuT.5O. wcthrra " So
il.7o, ewes t3.lad J.Sb, Eoats 81 OOu 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

Surveys have indicated that more
than $4,000 horsepower can be OBJ
tanned from hydroclectric develop
mcpts In TranscauCasia, streams
of which are now yielding less than
1000.
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AT TORkdI1u

Fred Ossenbeck rs moving IN
tools for a test In the southwest
corner OF the southwoSt or %
l5-lW.
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Financial AMA nHTTNN v Cotton
NE n ~ M - II
Live Stock I'VE "A IN Grains
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Nov s.-The
no1rucas OF the fourth ginning ro-
port of thc season made for rec
Mrictud trading Ih the cotton mar-
kot today and for narrow price
changes. on tho close shorts were
Inclined TO cover and the mpt few
minutes 0f Tho Hcasiou brought the
highest lcvcls ua the r"auit of this
demand. Here the trading months
stood ! To- Z points over the nnal
pri.ea ~ yesterday with December
at 1880.
During tho opening cali prices
were 10 to points mp. but scattered
aclliuE cuauod Hnd % carried pricca
90 10 points under the tluals Of
NnnINIlAN
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KANSAS CITY. Npv. nuttcr Gags,
pnultry AMI potatoes unchanged
london Metals,
LONDON. Nov. Lrad-Sput Lga
l5s.. futures iaG fs 6d
Zine SPOT tst t5s Futures T. 20 Il. td.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

NEW DNbEANH NIv. s.--tuftan Hspot
steady. quotations revised. mlldllug GO.
changed HaioH 900 fhs suut $50 bales. 90
arrive t.l, low udaiIils itIJs. inldtitng
} tg,, good iulddung 1880. rrcOlpts
% .Hg. Hfutk 4aH.F4N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

WASHINGTON. Nov. Sin an ottor; 20
secure abroEAtion or agreements between
railroads and foreign shipping concerns
Tor preferential rates. shipping board Off
ciAlH will confer with the heads OF the
Lasker Of the shipping board announced
late today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

MOBILE. Ala. Nov s.-A man who
said he was John Fatty" Holmes. train
robbcr who escap a from the Iowa state
prison az Fort Dodge. where he was setv-
Ing eight years, II In custody hero today.
lie surrendered last night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.--The 100000
school teachers Of the United States we're
urged to-day by the National Education
association 30 Impress upon tnei- pupils
the true significance Of Armisuce day
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BERLIN. Nov. s.-Commenting tuuRy
upon Admiral Beattys recent speech at
Chicago, the nationalist newspaper
Deutsche Tageblatt today said: The
British admiral was miserably beaten in
the battle Of Jutland. His speeab showed
that he fears a second such battle
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SPRINGFIELD. H.. Nov. S.--William
Bross Lloyd and seven other members of
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NEW YORK. Nov. s.--Training quar-
ters In Texas for the New York YAnks
next spring have been decided upon by
the club management 10 was reported to-
day Tho location, u was said. would b.
announced later