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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-17
Free staterv Carry Day.

Free staters Carry Day.
Dublin-The positions Of the various
parties in the Irish parliamentary cleo
lions SO far as reported In returns
received were: Coalition pro-treaty.
~; Coalition Republicans. 26: Labos,
10; independents, u.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-17
]. POULTRY EXHIBIT

Ribbons-1st, Blue; End, Red; Sd,
Yellow; Grand Champion, Purple,
which shall be given for earh breed
shown. Only standard bred poultry
will be given consideration. Each
bird shown shall be numbered with
band. Every exhibitor shall furnish
their own coops and grain.
Poultry on exhibition will be at
owners risk. No sick breeds .ac-
cepted. N ;.. .....s
Standard Of perfection shall rule.
except in Barred Rocks where LIGHT.
and dark Rocks shall be shown as
used in Breeders Pen. Weight shall
not be considered when judging poul-
try Matched during 1922. Il
Special Prizes
{ Highest number birds entered. best
display, BY E. Beck, IS: 90 ssi
r. Best display Rhode Island Reds, ~
F. Sternhagen, IS. 90 Cockerel
Best pen, any breed, chicks Matched
after April LIST 1922, by w. H. Him
ton, Hair Tonic s.
To party entering birds longest dis
ltance in county, by H. johnson, 500
Cockerel. y
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-17
-.Hardino o. ks Delay.

Washington President Harding has
given 'informal'' sanction to Repubil.
can House leaders for postponement
Of the ship subsidy consideration for
approximately one month. It was said
/ at the White House.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-17
81 R;etalin Ruie,. J.

Aberdeen, s. D.-With plurality Of
$40 votes, Aberdeen retained the com.
mission form of government in spe-
cial election called to consider a petit.
toned return to the aldermanic sys-
tenn. 4. n .A4.sy. J.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-17
R 8 Fire I !. Near .puluth

Brush Fires Near Duluth.
Duluth Brush hres are reported
threatening several homes along the
st. Louis river north Of Fond du Lac.
SDetachments Of Aremen from West
Duluth have been rushed to the scene,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-17

y Californian on Farm Loan Board.
Washington John H. Guill. Jr, Of
Chino. Calf, was nominated by Pres.
ldent Harding to be member Of the
federal farm loan board. IS
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-17
Plane Kill, Two

Chicago-Ed. Schillo and Roy Kel
Ter, ex service men. were killed here
Al their falling plane.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-17

The man who remarked his dix
vorced wife won't be forever hearing
about her former husband.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-17
De Valera "a. End war.

London-It Is reported in Irish cir
icles that De Valera Is. planning to ap
pear at the meeting Of the Irish par
lament to confess failure OF armed
rebellion and offer help as a leader o,
the constitutional republicans in the
Free State. 5as
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The Headline Habit

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the things in which you interested.
But the headlines make II possible for you 70 look
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Building Materials

REPAIR YOUR ROOF-With Barrets
fibre coating, liquid cement; stops all
leaks: no mixing or heating; also Bar
ret's roll roofing easily applied; all prices.
s. g. Williams & Bro, Third and Tat
nall streets. Phone 304.
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Business Equipment

II. & $. STORE AND OFFICE FUR
NITURE co. Roll and Hat top desks
safes filing cabinets, floor cases. cash
registers. butchers and grocers' euuip-
ment carried in stock and sold at reason
able prices. We buy. sell and exchange
all kinds OF office furniture and grocery
equipment lib Market street Phone
1922 j.
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A REAL BARGAIN

A REAL BARGAIN
$500
West side corner property. s rooms.
bath, porch. heat
$4,000
Twenty second and Washington streets.
rdoms, bath, porch. heat.
$1,000
Twenty third and Market streets, 3
rooms. bath, porch heat. serni-detsched
10000
Eighteenth and West streets. Q. rooms
baths. porches. heat
$500
1900 block. Market, rooms. bath.
porch, heat.
$500
400 block. West Twenty-hfth street,
9 rooms, bath. porch. heat.
"a 800
East Twenty-hfth. street. rooms. bath
porch heat. squacs plan.
$4,000
Detached home. Twenty-Hfth street near
Washington. q rooms. bath. ppch. heat.
81, 500
Fourth and Adams streets. rooms
bath, porch, heat.
"a, 500
100 block, West Fourth street 8
rooms. bath. porch. heat.
n You Want Fire Insurance. Cali Us
w. v. MONTGOMERY
Phone ID. Il a. $40 gI91 Orange 81
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings
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| WOMAN for general housework. Must
| be good cook. have good references and
stay at nights Address 1. q, Every
| Evening ONCE.
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!. EMPLOYMENT.
Help want~d-Female

CHOCOLATE DtPPERs-
Apply Govatos. Eighth and Market
streets,
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DO uBIE STAR, asc--oood Luck. ACC
Derby, 2Sc. buckeye zoe. Hornor' large
stse MayonnAiso. H6c. Horner, AL
King street
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For SALE

FOR SALE
CORNER STORE and dwelling. ws-N
side. 8 rooms. bath: s3.4OO
STORE AND DWELLING, Lancastes
avenue. rooms. bath: $500.
CORNER STORE. Second and Madison.
about 30-foot frontage on second street,
This property can be bought right: suit
able for almost any business. Make an
offer.
FOR RENT
700 West Tenth (furnishedl. r.. b, p. n
1920 West Fifth. r. b.
525 East Fifth. r. b.
203 West Seventeenth. 8 r. b, D. h.
bungalow, Thirty-eighth and Spruce
r. b. n. heater; will either sell oP
rent on reasonable terms.
bungalow. 1000 Market. r. b. p. heater,
gas and electric. pantry: viii reno
either furnished or unfurnisned
700 South Harrison. : r. b: b22
1919 West Thirteenth, r. b. .. h. zAS
and electric.
APARTMENTS
$40 Orange (over our ofiiccl r. b.
steam heat; s35.
tle Market. 4 r. b. h.
PHONE 4ss7.
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SECRETARY--Comp pleasing per
konality; typist; between 20 and rs years
OF age, Protestant: must reside ut school
Address J ~, Every Evening OfYice
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WAITRESS--Luncha and dinner kcntron
Restaurant, St4 Shipcy street. second
floor
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WOMAN--Large corporation wants n
real woman over % In the sales depart
: ment Of Its Wilmington ONCE Expert
cnce not necessary, but applicants must
stand close Investigation The right
woman win be assured good pay. peuna-
pent position and advancement accord.
ing 10. ability. Applicants will DO inter
viewed at room goa Industrial Trust
Bldg, Tenth and Shipley streets, p.30
n m To 3 40 d. m
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WONAN---Expcrienccd, for general house
work; must be able to cook no washings
COS Market street
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EMPlOYME EMIT.


MACHiNisr HELPER-w Willing to do
labor work. X. SHELTON. liz East
Twenty third street
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olRL--Young. white, for general house
work. Apply L. o. Box S01, city. :
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USED CARS

VIZ NOW HAVE A GOOD SELECTION
OF ALL MODELS AND MAKES, AT A
VERY Low PRICE. DON'T WAIT
UNTIL sPRING-BuY NOW
AND SAVE MONEY.
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Call SAG
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MATERIAL CnECKER--sis years ex.
pcrience as general store room man. w.
J Pratt, Sol Anchorage street
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smiths helper. VIII also do labor
work. Geo. Davidson. 1904 Spruce
street. Phone 1897 i
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= WHITE GlRL--For general housework I:
l. reference required Apply 4l2 West
Twenty second street
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Afro KEPAIkI Specializing In
Nuicks nudges and Chandler cars Alec
MhArr, 1900 Market street
AUTO ToPs AND CURTAIN-s,earn
rvAf ito3 Rodney, Phone eise and sosp j.
AUTOMOBILE pAiNTl>G-Pricos rea-
sonHble bids chccrfully given. X
Grspnatr~st. Thirty fifth and Market
Phone 335l.
CYLINDER oKINDiNG--Iot us re-
stor your motors pep. have your
r,Iindef r.Trosnd nited WITH new
trssi ell or phone for Prices +. 4 O..
h:otof sales Co.. ios Market street.
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. WHITE GtRi.~For general housework.
sleep In. Apply 1903 West seventh street
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Z WHITE WOMAN Niddle-aged or
child's nurse. Must be experienced.
Apply $500 w. Neventeenth st
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Suburban For Sale

RICH ARDSON PARk--For sale, rooms
and bath. gas, electric. running water
one square from trolley This property
Is In good condition. owner leaving town
Price, $500 Walter f. Powell 9Ol
Shipley. Phone 5i97.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
DaInro,ch Gives Lecture
Nn Tristan und Isolde
Pla,ire OF Prelude an,i lie
bcslod" Is Almost a Com
cert in lieeli

Walter D4nnosch sud his piano we're
warmly welcomed IN the first OF an
fNtra series of Wagner lecture -recitals,
Ir.stau und ISOLDE yesterday after
noon ~ Acoi an Hall Ma Damrosch
omitted special affection for this
opera. the first to be performed i'm his
Wagner seasons at the Metropolitan,
when the saying was "Wagner spells
rum. Now he may b2 cons dered d
classic but Mr. Damrosch expressed the
nope that Wagner may never be bound
~ vcllum and put or the shelf He
traced the tory back to an old twelfth
century Celtic legend which Wagner
purGed Of unessentlals, such rs the
second Iseult and converted INTO the
most autobiographical Of his works.
Mr.. Damrosch dwelt on the hign
philosophical and moral plane on which
tho story was evolved. and in this con
ncction referred to the curious mis-
conception among unthinking people
who find something almost improper in
IS burning passionu. This opera. with
re Ring he considered the best eX-
preston OF Wagner's idea of what a
aiuslc-Grama should be without con
certed numbers, but d continuous dra-
matte recitative
In his exposition. Mr.. Damrosch de
voted Il full hour to the first act. but.
N explaining It's importance. remarked
that { was not that Wagner was too
long, but life too short. His discourse
mad its usual enthusiasm and dramatic
quality, while his playing OF the pre-
Jude and the "LIebest0d' was almost
q concert in itself
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
France Put Nobel Prize
Cash Into Bonds and ART
Author Invested in NATIONAL
Defense Securities and k"rf
Cobelin Tapestries

STOCKHOLM. Feb. % BY Mail).-
AnatoIc France. the French author, who
won the 10000 Nobel Prize for lit
cfaturc last awarded, has just ap-
pcascd the curiosity Of the Swedish
public by telling how he spent and in
vested the money Most Of 1T is al
ready disposed of, he announced
'The Nobel Prize awarded me, sa d
NJ. France, "has given rise to much talk
and stupidities. have spent some OF
the money for some very beautiful
Gobclin tapestries eXqui site, royal
ones The rest of the money have in
vested in French national defense
bonds. consider that an excellent and
most comfortable means Of invest
ment -
kno lIansum, the Norwegian novel
ist. whose "Growth Of Soil helped WIN
tor him the Nobel Prize for literature
showed that he was i'm earnest when ne
wrote tho above mentioned hook. ne
invested most Of the Nobel Prze IN
bloodcd stock and other improvement
fo, his farm in Norway.
It viii be recalled thai Theodore
Roosevelt who won tho Nobel Peace
Prize in 1906 for his cfforts in bring
ng to an end the Russo-Japanese War
gave his $4,000 TO the Foundation ioi
Promoting industrial Peace
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
important Part
In Japanese Life
PLAYED BY oetry
Translator Of Homer Teih
Of Children = Game. Based
Upon a Hundred Rhvmes
Of Nation Best Writers

LONDON. Jan - 81 Hsa1.-T.
importance ~ poetry u Japsnese h,
IS commented on tse Daily Mai r
Takahito iva. the frars istsr Of Homer
INTO Ja9aaose-
lr japan il arc Hes. he w..s.
sav from tHe nata taa fftseats
century. poetry 1.agsa most impor
taat part 5r neip'ag D promote the ofH-
cal rsnk o. eeorttes cider Or CT
zen. that - a older wass
poet he could easi' E oe nramoted to the
position Of say = general Therefore
naturally. all fot- ere alch. ron
their childhood hea make poer,
especis lv "th'rtr-ouo 'etters"
A tho beginning ~ ne fo4rtessiH
century the a1ao1 lection called
Hfakuuin- n-is5hu. "G-s Gem fron es..
of 0no Hundred Poet vas coIlec-s-
hr the famou noe- lord Teka Fg;i-
vara ard na- oreone 50 popgar
that even iI.itcrate orphans csa rsc,s
all o. taem.
Tnrough tre following 800 yssr,
this select ron Ha5 u-fl - game sna
formed the most popular pan Of .as
Ncw Year holiday eFery family it
japan. from she Royal tour- down e
che beg-af circle
Ihc game IS quito -fmp.e II idsa
These poems ccmpa sd of tairty-on'
letters. have rHa liles no frss i7.
IS called tho upper Fl r. snd s used b
tne reader and umpire Ire second li1s
IS called tne lower rar., md IS prin.e
on cards which arc used bY the players
who are divided into ITO parts
Each nsats. therefore. naturally pos
sesses ff.y playing cards
one party Sis facag 5he opposing
party. and ali arrange their CARDS OF
tnc table before them, face upward
hen they listen Il tie reader, VINO Ts-
cites Tho upper line q one Of the hla-
drod poems.
The SIDE wn eli mas tae lover llrs O
that poem must Immediately PICK : i,
throw It away # member Of tas
posing party secs It first ne may tax
Il ND and put E away. and In is plse.
he car cive 4 cara from his SIDE, and 81
diminish his aumber of cards. In.
winning party 3s. u course. the one
which first gers ria IF ali IS cards.
This is NOT only Interesting as
game In itself. but a'so It mas greal
eject IL educating the feeling Of po-
etry. unconscious But effectively an
naturally.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Dodge Quits Jail ONLY
To Face New Charoes
Girl Hurt in Leap From Amt,
Expected 10 Be Able io
Testify Against Him

DETROIT March ~ John Dsy.,
Dodge. millionaire speeder. win l..~
the Detroit House OF Corroct;o,
morrow morning At . o'clock r. 90 10
a fresh series of tribuiaGons. ave
Tuesday Mr. Dodge will be arra,y,.,
in Kalamazoo o. tbo charge n dr'gsroo dS'so
nm automobile white drlns He a.', 'e
arraigned later % charge Of iIleg.g
ly Transporting ligJof
Miss Fmelino Knaeseruecs c,..,
Rapids Norma seaooi student WIN Oh. es'
seriously injured whom she mr.
from Dodge auton obile Marc
after being ofered. She alleged '
drink of whI-kv. w be suficie6ti.,
covered 70 apDear against body
Young Dodge Was so1tenccd sero
serve dve days in Or sor. pay aso - -
500 and us driver 4couse was y, "
Qokcd for orc year after se ple.J't
Guilty to Speednz - Hecorder's oo-..
lat Thursday ie earned the sdr,'.
ation o. tnc other pr soaers Satars.
by the igor witn which ao SIN ~.
coal his Hrst pr.gou tass
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Si'roui 10 Appoint
.yoI7n 4. Bell Senator
From PENNSYLVANIA
Naming Of pi'isl,u'gh MIL
io'1Hirc 10 Follow Rcsig
nation Of Grow. Schcd-
u!rd Account of !I!nc-s
socc.o. e4oieh 10 The Yraimc

PITTSBURGH. March 10. Virtually
unknown politically save as the
money man in Republican campai gns
in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County a
man who never made speech and VINO
has not occupied an Important public
Office since ne was County Treasurer
forty wears ago. john A. Bell. of Car
ucsio, siNty-seNen years Old and
millionaire. is expected to depart for
Washington This week carrying COM
mission from Governor William c.
Sproul appoNtng n1m Junior United
States Senator TO- Pennsylvania
This will give hm the prestige Of
being sitting senator nm tic Eopub-
lican rimarics noNi MAY. when Bell
2ill he 2 candidate for tine full six
ycar term
Bell will he the successor Of the late
+. c. kuoN. excepting for tho brief
period the place has been held, also
through appointment of the Governor,
BY senator William r. Grow That
Bell be appointed is the cdict of the
local Republican bcsscs
While Gcujals coNt niue That Senator
Crow ili in Mercy Hospital. is TO re-
tire from tho Senate IN favor Of Boil.
the politicians haze decided that every
thing must 60 through as originally
planned.
Tomorrow SENATOR Crows physi-
clans arc to nform him his physical
condition viii not permit him to be a
candidate 80 succeed himself Tues
day. or possibly to-morrow Crow viii
forward his resignation to Governor
Sproul. Either tomorrow or Tuesday
following the announcement Of Crow,
physicians or the forwarding OF tho
resignation. Bell is to announce him
self as a canddatc. Friday. 80 AS tC
pcrniil q wait indicating d "propcr' re
spect.' Governor Sproul is to appoin
Bell 10 the Senate Saturday Bell l.
expected to he sworn I'M.
Local Republican leaders to-da,
among themselves manifested concern
over whether Governor Sprou woult
stand "hitched.' now that the Grow
Bell "deai' appeared likely to develol
] into q scaMdal
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Ukrail1ia Scores
Diplomatic Poib,l in
L. :. Relief Work
Soviet Government Forced
To Accede to q Separate
A.recmcn, Between g.iiilc
nepubIic and Americans

MOSCOW. Feb. 10 BY MaiD The
Ukraine has scored a diplomatic VIC
tory over the Russian Soviet govern
ment which made it necessary for the
American Relief Administration to sign
separate agreement with the Ukraine
before ii could legally open food draft
warehouses and general relief work in
tha, southern republic.
American workers were distributing
food packages at Kiev. Odessa and
Nharkov for some time without any
agreement other lhan that entered
into with the Moscow government.
The Ukraine insisted that it was an
independent republic. fully competen,
10 conduct relations with foreign
powers and entitled to be dealt with
as am autonomous nation wholly free
from Moscow control. President
RakovskY, Of Ckl9inia. recently CON
ierred in Moscow with American Re
lief Administration officials and made
his position clear.
The Ukraine wanted food package
and relief from America, but ii wanted
TO sign agreements with the Amer
leans iusl "a tho Moscow government
did. Furthermore, it wants to nego.
tiate with Americans for loan to re-
leve its economic Distress
AS the American Relief Administra-
tion is in no sense diplomatic OF
official organization. its signature OF
separate agreement with the Ukraine
was not regarded as an official recog
milton OF the Uarainian government
although there seems to be genera
impression in Russia that the Amori
can relief organization is The forerun
nel OF diplomatic relations
The Ukraine seems to be to tn,
Soviet Federated Republic of Russi;
what Bavaria is to the German Re
public. and there IS the same delicac,
+ in Moscow about handling the Ukrain'
that Berlin shows in dealing with th
Munich government. Ukrainia is th
granary of European Russia. iust a
( bavaria is the granarv Of the Germa,
! federation. The Ukraine has two yer
4 filtatious Neighbors in Poland an
Rumania Ii also has valuable asset
/ in Odessa. NlkolaeN and other ice-fre
ports.
All in all, Moscow is facing man
/ OF the Interesting problems in fedora
tion which the United States cor
tronted after ii cut loose from Eng
and and found il necessary to harmon
ize the interests OF It's varied states.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
CiNetf Predicts People
" Ill Force Ratification
Poacer OF Public Opinion Rest
assurance Of Peace, Bo,
Ssnic 4udiencc is Toid

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, March 19
Power Of public opinion, desi ,e the
stubborn opposition Of part anship
jealousy and perversity, VIII dominate
the Cnited States Senate and secure the
ratification Of the treaties which r.
suited from She Conference on the Lin
itation Of Armament declared Speaker
Frederick H. Gillett Of the House OF
Representatives in an address here to-
day
He attributed much Of the success Of
the conference to public opinion, and
asserted that because Of its power there
was great assurance OF peace ion the
future. The Speaker said he believed
the condition OF China really was the
key to the problems Of the Pacific
Japan and The United States. he said.
were the two great powers which had
emerged from the war with unques-
toned solvency and with the financial
ability to continue oil a large scale
equipment for war. These two powers,
he ADDED, have in the Pacific treaty
joined with England and France in an
agreement that they viii not go to war
WIKI each other without mutual confer
ence and discussion. and nave put an
end TO The English Japanese treaty,
which was war measure This, in his
opinion. he said, was one Of the out
standing features Of the conference.
~ believe" he said, "the best hope
fol the world in the present precarious
conditions. when self government every
where seems subjected 70 perilous strain
il for US to protect and advance our own
civilization and establish firmly one
resting place where the dove Of peace
may with safety alight The struggle
against war against Boishevism. against
Insolvency. is everywhere so dubious,
even in Our own country, that We have
ample occupation for all our energv in
q II q b ll ching socleIN al hNmn-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
League of New York Artists
Planning TO Change Its Name

IS result of demands from artlsts
and art societies, the League Of New
Y York Artists, Inc, of Is Gramorcy
Park. VIII change its name to the
League OF American Artists, accord
ing to statement given out last night
by Julian Bowes, managing secretary.
The league was founded more than
year ago to establish better condi-
tons in the profession and to give
professional standing TO its members
along the lines of the legal, medical
and architectural associations.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Persia Finds L. $. Loan
LinLed u ith oil Rights

AILAHtBAD. Marc "a
Tchcrau dispatch says ,nat the
Persian Government oot Will
Ing TO accept 100000 received
from Washing ON agains, future
oil royalties. because instead of
the SUM being an unconditional
and separate loan. as was sup
posed, il learns chat the loan is
connected with the concession Of
northern ell fields recently
granted to the Standard OIL Com
panN. and indicates an under
standing regarding thcl rcspec-
tive interests between the Stand
ard OIL and the Anglo-Pcrsian
companies.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Rats Cost Chicago S8,O00,OO0

CHICAGO. March 49, Rats cause
property damage estimated at sS.000,-
600 a year in Chicago. according to
figures made public to- day by Health
Commissioner Bundeson He declared
there were 100000 rats in the city,
and that eacn one caused approXimate-
ly So damage each year.