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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09

CHICAGO. Brig. Gen. Charles
Dawes. fir lssistant director OF
the United States budget. con.
nossieur OF pipes. bank president
and exponent OF plain talk, heart
lily approve u President Harding's
coffee pol
"They se coffee with the meals
at the V nite House" he said rs
he sat or the veranda OF his Evans.
ton home initiating N new pipe.
"You know 50 many places In
Washington insist on serving the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09
FOUR BLOCKS OF ZINC
SHELTER ARE OPENED

Oklahoma City, okla.-Closed since
last January. four blocks OF the smell
ter OF the Bartlesville Zinc company at
Blackwell were opened this week. The
smelter was shut down the first OF
the year because Of shortage OF gas
and for needed repairs II IL said
that gas Is now available In sufficient
quantity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09
OkI. I.AHOMAN SLEPT ON TRACK:
TRAIN ARRINER; FL NERAL. SOON

Cherryvale, kausas-ilarmon Reed.
10. of Luco. oklahoma. died here from
injuries received early Saturday when
he was struck hy Frisco passenger
train. 10 miles northwest OF here while
companied by Walter Boatman. also OF
Luca. Oklahoma. who was injured In
the nrcideni
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09

MEMPHIS. - Congressman Manuel
Herrick of Oklahoma, who bought an
airplane from the war department and
started to fly it home for use In his
campaign foS reelection, didn't get
far-by plane He and h. G. Person,
his pilot. We're both injured, not seri-
ously, when the plane fell n short time
after leaving Memphis. Engine trou-
BILE was the cause.
Herrick continued on by train to fill
his speaking engagements.
Before leaving Memphis, Herrlck de-
MED that he contemplated withdrawing
from politics.
Some Of the smart alecs have been
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09
Secretary State
Board Education
Quits Under F ire
Probe Discloses Issuance Of
Two Teachers Certifi-
Gates to Negro; Claim
$500 Paid to Campaign
Fund.

An investigation win be started
al once into the alleged Illegal issu-
ance OF two state teachers ceriili-
Gates by W. r. DodsOn, resigned
secretary Of the state board Of edu-
cation, Attorney General George
Short said here late Saturday al
ternoon, after he had been informed
of the disclosure in Oklahoma City.
Mr.. Short said he would return
to Oklahoma City Sunday and
launch the investigation Monday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09
Troops Ready Sunday.

JEFFERSON CITY Mo.--The on.
tire national guard OF Missouri. t.oei
men and officers. will he modified and
ready for instant service at O'Clock
Sunday morning. by orders OF Gov.
ernor A. NJ. Hyde; Adjutant General
VIM. A. Raupp. acting at the execu.
tive's order. called out the troops last
night upon information that q state
Of iswiessness and insurrection exisss
within the borders OF the state"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09
FLOWING OF GROUND FOR
FALL WHEAT Is URGED

oklahoma CITY, okla.--Immodiate
plowing OF ground Is being urged by
{. r. Donart. county agent for Okla.
homa county. II Is suggested that
disking the ground just as soon as
the wheat is cut IL an excellent pre-.
paratlon Of the soil for plowing. which
should b done very soon afterward.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09
National Bank Deposits.

oklahoma city. Okla Nine national
hanks In Oklahoma City show total
deposits OF $50. 500. .sOi, as Of June 80.
Call was made by Roy walcott, state
bank commissioner. for the condition
OF state banks as OF the same date.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09
Chiropractor Appointed

oklahoma City. okla-Governor Rob
ertson today appointed DR.. Curtis j.
Lee a. a member Of the board OF CHR
orractlc Or Lee is Of Oklahoma City
and succeeds himself on the board.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09

Observation-Disclosures Harding re.
turned to the White House late satur.
day from his weeks automobile trip to
Ohio.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09
CROKER'S Will
FILED SATURDAY
Wife Gets All Except $4,000
of Vast Estate; She Was
Muskogee Schoolteacher
and Part Indian.

West Palm Beach, Fla. The will OF
Richard Croker. Tammany leader who
died recently in Ireland filed here Sat
urday. leaves all his property except
$40 900 to his wife. The $4,000 be-
quest goes 10 his daughter. Florence
who Is referred 10 as the only one OF
his children who retained affection for
him. The will was drawn in Ireland
In 1919.
Muskogee. okla The present Mrs.
Richard Croker Is Buelah Edmondston
former Mdskogee school teacher and
part Cherokee Indians. She Is now
occupying the Croker castle, Glencairn
near Dublin. where her husband died
She was Joined last week by her mother
Mrs. Mack Edmonston, her sister. and
Mrs. Bruce Garrett Of Pryor. Mays
county
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09
KENTUCKY GUARD
Ordered TO Coal.
NINE DISTRICTS
F'ifty-Five Men Due to Ar
irve at Madisonville Sun
day Morning as Precau-
ton Against Threats
ILLINOIS MINERS
ENTER FIELD. SAID
Two Hundred Miners Visited
District and Insisted That
Men Lay Down Tools.

BARBOURNILLE. Ky.-Governor Ed.
troops to move from Hopklnsvile and
Liyermore to Madisonville, when county
authorities At that place advised him
the situation at strip mine there
proved threatening. and that local au-
thoritles would be unable to handle the
situation If trouble developed as they
anticipated.
Governor Morrow was reported last
night en- route to Frankfort leaving
here after brief business visit. A to-
tai OF 55 men due to arrive in Madison
Vile early Sunday morning.
MADISONNGLLE. Ky.--A decision to
ask Governor Morrow for troops as a
precautionary measure against trouble
at the Dunlap Mine Company here
which Is operating with a force of about
100 non.union men. was reached late
Saturday by County Judge c. c. Giyans,
County Attorney Charles Franklin, and
Sheriff l.. X. Ray.
Reports to county officers that ap-
prox!mately 200 alleged union miners
visited the Dunlap mine during the last
few nights in efforts to persuade the
miners there to JOIN the union. were
made. 1t is reported that number OF
the miners from this county, other
states and from Herrin. Ills. were
among those visiting the mine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09

$50 this is the Ardmoreite?
"Yes and it's getting a lit
tie better all the time"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-09
WEATHER

Sunday and Monday
partly cloudy to fair.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Saturday Specials In Silks

One lot of Silks, including Jersey Silk for under wear, Fancy Kmono Silk, Foulards, Fancy White Skirting, Navy Blue Silk Popn and 40-inch Crepe de-Chine, in black, white and colors, regular value s1.50 and S2O0-Special price yard -. $1 40-inch Baronete Satin for skirts, in black, white, pink and navy - 40-inch Satin Channeuse for blouse or dress, in black, white, navy and brown regular value S2.0O-Special price yard. .... $l 40inch Crepede-Chine, for dresses, in black, white, light and dark colors regular value s2.00-Special price yard :. ...................... ..... $1 Yard-wide Taffeta and MeSsane for dress or skirt,
 in black, light and dark colors, regular value S2O0 Special price yard ...................... $1 4O-inch Canton Crepe in black, white tan, blue brown, navy and gray regular value s3.OO- Special price yard .........-....... s;
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Saturday Specials In Dress Goods

4o-inch Printed Voiles for dresses, light and dark colors regular value st.o0-Speeial price a yard Yard-wde Printed Pongees for blouse or dress reg ular value 75c-Specisl price yard. ............ 40-inch Plain and Striped Ratine for dress or skirt, in tan, henna, brown, pink, green and navy--also white with colored stripes-reguar value si.50- Special price yard ........... ........... 42-inch Storm Serge, for dress skirt, in Copenha- gen. henna, navy brown and black, regular value
 si.50-Special price a yard .........,...... 54-inch Storm and French Serge, for dress or suit, in black brown and navy, regular value S2.00- Special price yard ......................
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Boys' Wear

Boys All Wool Golf Caps, navy, serge and mixtures, value $1.00-speeiaI price .......... 75e ChiIdren's All Wool Sweaters, sizes 3 to 8, value s4oo-spseial price ......... ............ S<-<o Boys Heavy Saip-on Sweat CTS, sizes 8 to is, with or with out collars, value $s!0o-speciaI 'clhildren's Play Suits, sizes 2 to 6, value 7be-speeiaI price Soc Boys Washable Suits, sizes 3 to 8, value $2.o0-speciaI price si.25 Boys Washable Suits, sizes to 8, value $2.e5@speciaI price $t.S5 Boys knieksrboeksr Trousers, sizes 8 to 16, value $1.39-spe- Boys Lined Kaiokers, in dark mixtures, sizes 8 to t8, value &.951speciaI price ........ $2.15 5oys' Navy Serge Middy Suits, sizes 3 to 9, value $6.0o-speoiaI price ................... S4.50 Boys Norfolk Suits, with two pairs of knickerbocker trousers, sizes 8 to 1a, value $i2.oo special price ............... S3.50 Boys Norfolk Suits, in the bet ter grade, sizes to 1e, value s1e 50 and $ts.5o = special
 prlce ............... $14.5o Boys Raynsters, best quality
 Rubber Coats, sizes to is,
 value <$6.50-speciaI price,. $5.50
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Knit Underwear

Infants Ribbed Vests, Hong sleeves, regular value 29e = special price .............. 19 Infants Ribbed Vests, ione sleeves, regular value 50eA special price 39 Chiidren's Knit Underwaists, Pearl" make, all sizes, reeu- lar value 50c-speciaI price. 3e Women's Heavy Weight Ribbed Vests, low neck, sleeveless, reg uiar 39c value-at ............ 29 Women's Glove Silk Under vests, flesh eelor, value $2.0O- special price ....... .,....... S1.2 Women's Ribbed Silk Under vests, second quality of a well known make, value $2.o0-at $1.1 Wemen's Medium Weight un-
 ion Suits, low neck styles, knee and ankle length, regular and extra sizes, value S1.5o and $f.65 - at. ................ Sf.s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Floor Coverings

Size 36x72 inch Reversible Grass Rugs, regular value $2 % special price ........... $1.5e Size 27x54 inch High Grade Ak minister Rugs, all new patterns,
 regular value $4t5o = special PFICe 95roS Size 9x12 feet Sandford's Brus-
 sells Rugs, a large range of patterns, value $H! !Oo-special PEiS0 9iosIS H-inch Stair Carpet, in Brus- sels and Velvet, good selection of patterns, value $1.25-special price yard ................ $1.o5
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Drapery Specials

36-ineh cretonnes, good as- sortment of patterns and col
 brings, regular 29c vaIue-at 19 aS-inch Curtain Muslin, dots and figures, regular 39e value at ................... % 36-ineh CoIered Madras for overdraPes, in rose, brown, blue, green and mulberry, reg ular $1.00 value-at ..... 7s Quaker Lace Curtains, 21-2 yards long, all new patterns, value SS.75 q pair-at. ...,. $3.1
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Main Floor Specials

Soc Kara Linen Writing Paper in one pound packaees-at. 2oc Kara Envelopes to match package Odd boxes of Writing Paper to close out, one and two quire boxes, value to $1.0o-at. ....
 Imported Steel Scissors and Shears, in several sizes, value 75c and $t.Oo-at. .........
 Genuine Gillette Safety Razors with three blades = special price ................
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Handkerchiefs

Mems Khaki Work HandkeF. chiefs, value 121-2e eaeh-at 4 for 25c, or each. 7e Women's White Hemstitehed Handkerehiefs, value 1oc each ............ 12 for 5Oe Women's White Hemstitched Handkerehiefs, value 121-2e each 12 for s4.oo Mems w h t 6 Hemstiteihed Handkerchiefs, val us 1oe eacn .l.... 1Z for S9c Mems w i Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, value 12 1-2e each .... 12 for $1 60 NOTE = The foregoing are sold
 only by the dozen.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
GREAT VALUES IN WASH GOODS

N-ineh White Demet Elan
 nel, good quality = special price a yard ......... 121-2e 36 inch Dress Percales,
 seasons newest designs and
 colorinss = special price a yard .................. f4e 36-ineh Fancy Outing Elan
 nel, good selection of stripes special price a yard. ..... 19e 36-inoh White Outing Elan
 nel, heavy quaIity-speciai price a yard ............. 22e
 Wash Goods, including 40- inch voiles, Eatiste, plain
 C or organdie, Madras
 Shirtinss-speeial price yard .. 25e 32-ineh fine Madras, Ging- hams, good selection Of
 wanEed checks special
 price yard .......... 29e
 36-inch Beach Cloth, Rat
 inc and Indian Head, good selection of plain eolora-
 special price yard. 33e
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
.JeweIry Specials

coIonse Stone Beads, gradua- ted, lth tasseI, a big variety of cUicr combinations, value Pearl Beads, in satin lined boxes, value $2.00-at. ....... $1. Ear Rings in colors-aIso Pearl Ball and Chain Ear Rings = value 75c and $1.0o-at. ...... 5
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Art Department

Three piece Buffet sets, stamped, value soc - special pFiCe ............. Stamped Pillow Cases, value $1.50 - special price. ........
 Stamped Scarfs and centers, tn linen, value S1.5o and sf.75 special price ...............
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Umbrella Specials

Children's Un1breIIas, with handle for girls or boys special price ......4.......... 95e $1.50 Umbrellas for men and women, guaranteed rain proof special price .............. $1.19
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
INTRODUCING
 THE NEW Autumn <. 6s Millinery IYA
 AT M SPECIAL PRICES
AT SPECIAL PRICES

Women's Felt Sport Hats - at $1.69, $1.s5, $2e8 and $3.0s. Wenen's Velvet Hats, latest modes of the new season - many unusual values, ranging in price from $395 for Matron Hats, and upwards.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08


 Infants Ribbed LisIe Hosiery, in black, white and oordovan, regular value 25c = special price ..s............. Infants Cashmere Hosiery, silk heels and tees, white only, regular value 50e - special price .................. Boys Heavy Weight Black Rib bed Hosiery, "Chieftan' make, sizes 6 to -four regular 3ee value at ...................... Women's Mereerized LisIe Hosiery, in white only, regu- lar value 50e special price Women's MereerIzed Sport Hosiery, ribbed, in nude color, value 5se-special price. .......
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Underwear at 6sc

Women's Medium Weight Vests and Pants-Vests are low neck and Dutch neck, knee and ankle
 pants = special price 6ec, reg alar value $1.0o.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Hand Bags S2.98

Women's Leather Hand Bags, in calfskirN cowhide, pin seal, vaehette and India Ieathers-speeial price $2.96, regular value up to $4.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Hair Goods

15c Jessamine cap shape Hair Nets, single or double mesh- at IIo soc Hair Rolls, made of real hair, can be washed, at. ....... 39c
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Laces-Hamburss

Torchon and -cluny Laess, one to three inches wide, value foe special price ...........
 Hamburg Edeinss, three inches wide, value 16c a yard-speciaI price ........................
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Hand Bags $1.0O

Won1en,s Silk or Leather Hand
 Bags and Vanity Gases, dozens of styles to select frem-speeiaI Priee $1.0o, regular value $1 9 to $2.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Candy Specials

5oc Walnut and Fruit Nousats,
 all wrapped ................. z 4oc Buntes Kindergarten Mixed
 40c Sugar Waters, assorted
 fiaVorS ..........,.... z 5oc Jordan Almonds ......... 3 soc Commodore and Braenore
 Assorted Chocolates, ins one lb. . poXeS Soc Jumbo Chocolate Covered
 Marshnallows ..,-.....,.... 4 BOG Milk Coated choeoIate AL Almonds ............... 5 75c Lewis Chocolates and Bon
 Bons, in 1 ID. boxes. ........ 5
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Toilet Goods Specials

3ec Dickensen's Witch Hazel, large bottle, at. at................ 2 25c Peroxide Hydrogen, 16 oz. 1 69c White Ivory Dressing Combs, all coarse or coarse and H4S $1.00 Payan's Imported French Perfume, sweet pea, carnation, treffIe, jasamin-an ounce. ... $1.Oo Face Powder, Compaets, in flat metal Compact contain
 CTS, with mirror and powder
 puff ...-..........a.........
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Kitchenware Specials oId-fasIhioned Welcome Soap 10 bars for 49c.

 White China Cups and Saucers, value $500 a dozen-each ... 19 Hand painted Nippon China Spoon Trays and Bon Bon Dishes, value S1.00-at. 67 Fancy Cut 8.ineh Glass Can dIestieks, value 75e-at. .. 5e Light Cat Glass Water Sets, seven pieces, value $2.50 a set at ..................... $1.6 Imported Fancy Work Baskets, with tassels and rinss-priees are 93c, 73c, 53c and. ....... 8 39c gallon Oil can...... 8 12 and 14-quart FIaring Dairy and Water Fails, heavy tin, regular value 79c and 69c =
 Special prices 67c and. ...... 5s Liquid Veneer Mops at s7c- and sqc bottle of Polish att. ,21
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Women's Sweaters

Womsn's Slip-en Sweaters, in black, white, navy, tan and gray, value $2.5o = special price ................ $1.95 WomeH's Tuxedo Sweaters, in b K, navy, brown and peacock, value S6.0o-speeial price ...............%.. $3.TS
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Read This List of Special Offerings:
GLOVES

EA hIAOhDFENAHT VALVE0 Wemen's 2-clasp French Kid Gloves, Paris points, in white only, regular value $2.O0-special price a pair $1.29 Women's 16-button length Pure Silk Gloves, white and ponsee, regular value $2.oe special price ........... $1.2s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS E T1 . ID DJ-II Ul

One bale % A Brown shens excellent quality fine ssy and LonsdsIe Nainsoo regular value s7 - special price 25c soinh Bsached "Pequot' sheens quantity,
 
 42nh Pillow Tubing, standard lengths special ..-. 72x90 5esched She weight, reeu- $29 special price 9ac fsnh "Lnfeeg Napkins special price 1oc Doyies, pretty scaop, regular value 5oc special 5snch Satin Table Damask, assorted special nch fine Satin Table Damas good patterns regular yards Turkey staple designs 10 pieces of Union Linen Tovvens 10 pieces of All Linen Crash ToeEng thoroughly absorbent uar value Sse special price yard 25c g Heavy Weight UnbIeached Turkish special priee l212c s Extra Heavy, Turkish
  Of size Towels hem stitched regular value $ 25 special price 79c One bale of Army Blankets weolnap pree $lUo sizs 7zxeo Gray Cotton Blankets borders, value SoV - special price $119 value S2oo-sPecia price $193 aers, regular value $o6o pair special $7e5
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Children's s Dresses
 At S1.e5

children,s Gingham Dresses, ia a variety of attractive styles, sizes z to 14special price $t.s5, actual value $2s9s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
Tooth Brushes 29c

1900 GNe hui inc Prophylaetie Tooth Brushes, purchased from U. s. war department, perfect
 in every way-speciaI price 29e.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
HOSIERY SPECIALS
 Burso11 Hosiery 39c

Wemen's Rursen Hosiery, black
 cordovan and balbrigaan, reau- lar and outsizes = all at 39e a
 pair, regular value Soc.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-13
Organized Labor Open
 Mass Meeting Series

Wednesday evening of this week, at carpenters hall, Elm street, the first in the series of mass meetings. under auspices of Bridgeport Central Labor union, will be given. Intend Ing to carry this series of open mass meetings members of organized labor. locally, have plans arranged for thorough discussion of conditions prevailing in the labor market, causes eHectS and remedy Speakers from the several national headquarters of each organized craft as well as a ble speakers from the State Federation. of labor will enlight~n the workers of the city on facts which are now pre- vaiaing in the labor and economic circles of the country.
 The series of mass meetings will be held on the third Wednesday of each month and will gradually lead up to a visitation of Samuel Gompers and other American Federation of Labor officials taking part in them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-13
ANNIVERSARY OF
 MAINE DISASTER

Chicago, Ill.,, Feb. 13.-Calling at tention to the anniversary. February Is, of the sinking of the Battleship ip Maine, Oscar E. CarlStrom, Comman-
 der in Chief of the United spanish War Veterans, in a written state
 ment today, declared it his belief that
 the war with Spain which insued,
 raid the foundation for that unity
 of action and s-ngleness of purpose
 which enabled America to act with
 such force and consequence in the
 great World War
 When on February Is, 189S." he
 writes, the news was flashed across the United States that the BattleSh'p
 Maine resting at anchor in the HarbO or of Havana on a friendly mission, h d
 been blown up and had settled into watery grave carrying with her 266 of her crew to a death hurled upon them without opportunity for even resis- tance. the spirit of America famed into an unquenchable passion"
 sketched the activities of the Army and Navy in the Spanish American War, telling of Dewey's victory, the Oregon's trip around the Horn and son at sea and Shafter and Lawton on land.
 'Three or four months and it was over" he said. Many have asked opinion, First: It bound together the North and the South, the East and the West in the u2breakable ties of comradeship in armsA Second: Ii taught the world that the sleeping young giant, America. could rise and strike nightly and quickly, decisive blows for liberty and hN nan rights, unseIfishIy Third: It gave to Amer ica her first. place, her first concern and a leading position of respect in the Councils of the Nations" Commander Carlstrom concluded of the Spanish American War Veter ans and issuing an invitation for all those who ara eligible, to join.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-13
Democratic Club Bazaar Tomorrow

Members of he Third District Dem ocratic club will open their bazaar tomorrow evening at 2926 Fairfield avenue. The affair, for which elab- orate arrangemen have been made will continue until Wednesday night The club quarters Jaave been attrac- lively deocra ed and a number of booths erected. A special program of entertainment will be offered each night, and dancing will be a feature.
 Ray Arnold heads the committee in charge of the bazaar, assisted by O 10 Hegedus, John Ohla. John Wargo, Ju- Illus BelletSkie, Mrs Eugene Kelley, Miss May Brown, Miss Louis Mac Alton Rose
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-13
ONE LONE CASE BFORE COUNTY
 COURTS TODAY

With many offices closed all day, other closing at noon, and with but one case being tried, Monday was ob- served Lincoln'S Birthday at the County Court house.
 Before Judge John W. Banks and a Jury, further testimony was taken Tn the S3O,O0O damage suit of the Can field Rubber company agains Leary & Company. The suit is the outcome of a cave in on Railroad avenue in 1918 during the installation of sewers. When the case was started it was ex- pected that it could be completed in three days. However. today is the fourth day the case has occupied the court, and it is doubtful if 1t will be finished before tomorrow afternoon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-13
JOINS FRENCH
 TRIP TO DESERT WILDS

Chilicothe, O.. Feb. 13-Burton F. Stevenson well known novelist and city librarian. has sailed for Constan- tine, Algeria where he is to join a headed by Colonel J. Maurice, his personal friend
 The commission IS scheduled to wis it the interior of the desert country the principal cas1s ana the Auree Mountain regions calling on the trib- al chiefs. for the purpose of consoli- dating their support of their govern nfent.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-13
500 MONKEYS USED IN
 BATTLE AGAINST ssFLU.'' .''

New York, Feb. 13-Five hun- dred monkeys, imported as need ed from South America and Africa, were used during the last three years in experiments in which the new vaccine against pneumonia was developed, ac- cording to Dr. William H. Park, of the Health Department. The monkeys were used as part of a nationwide campaign of re- search work on the subject of in f1uenZa and pneumonia.
 Among other things the exper- imentS showed that the invisible, unidentified organism which causes flu" can pass through a stone wall.
 The experiments were conduct ed principally by the Public Health Service in Washington and by the local Health Depart pneQt