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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-14

Stunt Oamenl III America Sdu
in Anglia a }declarat Bar
thou, 'cari au oconceptie atat.
de falsa despre francezi, ca nu-si
pot inchipui un francez fara 'baio-
meta n mana 81 un pumnal lntrc
dinti. Probabil, aceasta Sc dato-
reste faptului ca moi nu ne mai
reducem armata 81, in mod Incl
dental, nu vrem sa discutam de-
sarmarea 81 despagubirile la Ge-
noa. Ell declarat Cd Franta
mare de gand sa discute despre
aceste chestii la Genoa. A expli-
cat ca chestia despagubirilor este
in mana .comisiunei de despagu-
'biri din Paris 81 ca nu este nici un
motiv ca ed sd fie diseutata La
Genoa. Franta nu este ostila unel
examinari desarmarei, dar n a
sosit inca timpul pentru aceasta.
Referindu-se la moartea 70
soldati in Germania, ~ carl dn
saptamana trecuta, cautand dupa
ayme ascunse,, au fost vietimelc
unei bombe ce-a fost pusa pentru
ci, - el declarat: 'pana cand
Germania sc apara Gu bombe con-
ira tratatului din Versailles, moi
suntem obligati ca sd luam masuri
de aparare contra Ell. Ca sa dis
cuti despre 'desarmare in aceste
conditii este tocmai ca 81 cum al
discuta despre viata ia Gu cineva
care mereu ameninta."
Ell STA exprimat parerea de rau
asupra faptului ca tratatul an
glo-americano o-francez ma reusit
81 ca America nu ia parte la con-
ferinta din Genoa, dar . adaogat
cd Washington este eel mai bun
Indicator al faptelor sale. ''Ame'
ricanii, ca 81 englezii, - au
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-14
BERLINUL ESTE AVERT.
Eat DE ALIATI

Paris, IA April.-Comitetul des-
pagubirei adoptat eri noapte tex
tul ce Sc trimite Germaniei ca re-
spuns la nota eentelarului Wirth.
Comisiunea inroriheaza pc germani
ca sumele platibile' pc 81 Maiu sa
fie intr 'adevar platte, in caz con-
trar sc vor lua masurile de penali-
tate prevazute. Memoranda lui
Wirth a urlnat unei note aliatilOr
i'm earl acestia prOpun un control
financiar-fara ca sd sc amestece
in afacerile inferno ale Germaniel.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-14
A|iatIii unit tata de Russia
FRANCEZII SI-AU IMPUS PARERILE LOR
Gu PRIVINTIA LA DESARMARE
PARERILE AMERIcANULu1 VANDERBILT

GENOA, 13 Apr-"Cei patru,'' Lloyd George al Anglei
Barthou al Frante Jaspar al Bege 81 Schanzer al Iae
decs presnte front unar faa de contrapr
perile rusilor pentru restaurarea Rusei
Aceasta acune insemneaza 81 ca 'ce patru
cepta raporu englez reetor baza de negocaun
Faptu este important deoarece aate sau ob
gat nne de aceasa penru 1espectarea raporulu egez
d. Barthou seul delegation francezi desmntt ndgnat
fl avut loc ne e Lloyd George vehemente de
cnd sosit la Genoa Asemenea sau desmntt toate
re spuneau ca delegati puter avu convorbr
foarte vehemene.
I'm fapt s carficat All ca nc desarmarea nci chesta
reparatunlor discuta Unul din delegatf rus
)resentat comisune fnancare document voumnos
fcror la costu aratelor in egaura moneda fduciara
is adus la cunostina documentul poate exam
nat deoarece desaarea fgureaz progamu conferne
Sa vorb totus de desaare svonindue ca Lloyd George
ntenta pfopuna so serbatoare armate'' dar
svonu s'a desmntt medat de catre delegaa engleza.
Alte svonur spuneau deega rus 81 geman sunt gata
de parasi conerina in cazu cand chesa desamar 81
reparalor discuta 81 acese fost desmntite
mod Official
Sa spus Cd prea de pentru ecare putere de pa
si confernta deoarece pan acum sa discutat mimic in
merit procedure atins inca stadu destu de des
voltat ca acunea une ate puter sd fe jusfcata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-14
FABRICELE DE OTEL DIN
YOUNGSTOWN AMENIN-
TATE DE CRIZA

Youngstown, O.. IA April.--Pro-
ductia otelului i'll valea Mahoning
incepe sd fie mai mica, ca resultat
al crizei de carbuni.
Pan 'acum nu S 'au facut conce-
dieri de muncitori, dar directia ia
bricelor a anuntat ca va Fl silita
sa inchida cateva fabrici 81 sd con-
cedieze muncitorii in cazul ca nu
sc va relua lucrul in minele neor-
ganizate in uniuni muncitoresti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-14
CONDAMNA ATENTATELE
CONTRA STATULUI LIBE,R
IRLANDEZ

@ seama de clevelandeni de ORR
gine irlandeza, au TRIMS 0 telegra-
ma premierului Michael Collins in
care-l asigura Cd condamna orice
actinne contra Statului Iliber al Ir-
landei. Intre eel iscaliti sunt toti
episcopii catolici din Cleveland 81
sefii diferitelor organixatiuni carl
ajutau IL mod fiDaneiar u moral
cauza Irlandei. 81 &
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-14
SPRE ORIENTARE

Prin aceasta Sc aduce Ia Gu
nostinta dior carl au concurat
la postul de al doilea redactor
Ia acest ziar, ca d. George Stan
culescu, membru organixatiu-
nei noastre 81 fost redactor h
acest xiar q fost ales Gu majo.
ritate de voturi.
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-14
ARMISTITIUL RUPT
SAPTE CASUALITATI IN LUPTELE DE STRADA DIN
BELFAST - Dol MORTI

cat numai in cazul cand stunt dele
gait ca politisti special, All dimi-
neata 'au auzit impuscaturi in di-
ferite part a orasului, indicand Cd
legea nu este respectata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-14
Ce|e dOua
Cernlanii

state din Bucuresti, care ini
tiat in cultura germana 81 Gu
noaste bine poporul ce produs-o,
a facut, acum in urma, un drum
in Germania 81, intro forma in
teresanta, arata impresiile pc ca
re lea cules, pentru ca apoi, spirit
deprins Il gencralisa, sd traga 81
conclusiile.
Dupa d-sa fost doua Germa-
nil: una imperiala 81 imperioasa,
traind pentru a domina 81 eX-
ploata,, bucuroasa Gle umilirea 81
stoarcerea altor neamuri 81 ne
stapanita in pornirile eli dc-a III
calca 81 dc ingenunchia tot mai
multi. Wilhelm Lohengrinul re,
presinta in toata poesia sfida-
toare a ambitiilor sale.
Oar iata Cd mai este Germa.
ME. Profesorul o site din carti 81
venise in contact Gu dansa inca
din ami de studiu. Nu vechea
Germanic idealista, sentimental, !,
visatoare, care accia murit, dar
totusi una umanitara 81 filantro-
plea, respectuoasa de dreptul ori
cui, dOritoare de fericirea oricarei
flint omenesti 81 dorind pcntru
sine insasi un singur lucru: liber-
tatea politica 81 sociala, de care
prea multi timp o lipsise Germa-
mia cealalta. Pc apostolic socialist!
al acestui ideal ia intalnit profe-
sorul nostru 81 in lagarul de con
centrati unde fusese aruncatl
muncitorii socialist, vajnici dus.
mani al regimului wilhelmian, III
vorbiau decat de marea revolutie
appropriate, prin care vor scapa din
lanturi toate neamurile. lar pro.
fesorul, ascultand, lacrama 81 ell
Astazi insa, imperialismul zace
zdrobit la pamant. Cugetatori
pot spune, ell siguranta, ca el nu
Sc va mai intoarce. Atunci - &C
ramane? Germania socialHta, pas
MICA, pima de omenie. Nu numa
ca trebuie so simpatisam, dar
mai multi decat atata, in intcresul
nOstru sc cerc so ajutam, sd nc
unim Gu dansa, sd he liberam
poate printr 'insa. Oricum. sa sea
pam de capitalismul anglo-fran
cez care ne zugruma.
Asa sd fiee
! Poate crcde cineva, intaiu, cd
Iactuala Germanie ultima fOrmd
la care Sc va opri Q tara in fier
bcre? AL doilea, Sc poate admitt
ca din apucaturilc vechiului re
/ GIN sd nu-i fl ramas acestei repu
blice care-si zice Reich, ''Impe
riu' nici tendinta de a-si in
|tinde ghiarele, strinse acum sui
laba? 81, al treilea, starea de spi
rit a unui popor dnvins nu urma
reste ed innainte de tOate intoar
cerea la starea de odinioara, ial
laceasta nu Sc poate restabili pen
tru toti 81 atunci avem perspec
tiva stabilita odinioara de Ger
min GU Cancelariul german, poat
Gu un vot in Statul Monaco" d
la Sulina.
i Nu, nu. Sa trcaca generate
doua din Germania. Nebunele- a
Ispiratii sd Sc ute. Aturlci, vor We
dea ce e de facut acei carl vo
trai atuncea. lar moi. fara uit
81 ierta mimic, dar 81 fara . sper
j mimic, vom plati ,cinstit masinel
ieftene ale Germaniei de astazi.
\ N. Iorga.
: (Din IN. Romanesc"
Evening journal., 1922-09-29

Wonderful value. Many
styles: all weights and
sizes; all per- QSC
feet ... .......- ~
Market and King st.
Floors.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29
The Store Is Alive With Fall Values for Saturda!
New Astrakhan Yarns

AS Astrakhan the newest thing in yarns for IA
Sweaters, In natural Astrakhan grey wide variety
colors Per hank. Saturday
Evening journal., 1922-09-29

Smart-looking shoes. in
brown. tan and mahog-
any calf. broad or me-
dunn toe. Sizes So to
IL, liz TO ..
Evening journal., 1922-09-29

Just a little different
from the ordinary run of
sport styles that go so
well with almost any kind
of wear these fan days.
These are beauties in all
colors of the rainbow and
a few more.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29

Yoked models, prin-
cess effects in outing
flannel of excellent
weight and finish in
pretty stripes OF all
colors. Sizes up l to
IA.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29

Heavy stitched edge soles.
brown uppers. Made on broad
and medium lasts. Sizes to s.
Sh to II. 11lk to 2.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29

Another fabric that has
the o. X. of Dame Fash
ion, in small. medium and
large shapes, features to-
morrow at a Topkis price
breaking figure. In rich
blacks and new browns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
USERS PROMISED
PLENTY OF HEAT
Gas Company in Better Condi-
ton to Supply Customers
Than Ever Is Claim
of Head.

S1e Consumers Light & Power comp
pany hopes to be able to supply its
customers with all the gas they need
this winter without Inconvenience, ac-
cording to Henry Saubert, general man.
ager, who stated today the company
was in better position to take care of
heir customers than ever before and
expressed the hope that nothing would
occur to interrupt their service
Mr. Saubert states there is always
danger of break down in the gas pipe
inc, but unless such an accident occurs.
sees no reason why the company can
lot supply all the gas needed.
Mr. Saubert and his men are keeping
4 watchfu eye for all ever alities and
any break that may occur would be
quickly remedied.
The company has acquired consider.
able source of supply during the past
iear and unless something out Of the
ordinary occurs, there win be ~ danger
If n gas shortage this year.
With present favorable conditions as
hey are, the company urges and has
always urged that consumers secure an
auxiliary supply Of fuel to use in case
)f emergency, few loads of wood that
are easily obtained at this time, might
'elieve great deal Of Inconvenience
'hould the supply of gas fall short.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
MADILL SEES KU
KLUX PARADE
Several Thousand Persons
Witness Silent Parade
Through the Business
Streets Friday.

Friday uight cilizens of Ma"ill had
another thrill.
They witnessed the ceremony of the
Ku Klux Wlan, which followed a parade
OF about 100 masked men through the
city.
Several thousand persons STOOD 81.
lently by and watched the parade creep
along There was no commoton, little
cheering, and no hooting.
Sheriff John Glenn had a number OF
extIN deputies on hand to handle any
disturbance that might arise. and af.
ter the ceremony had terminated, he
reduced them to the rank of mere citi-
zens and thanked them. Earlier in the
week, Sheriff Glenn said there may be
some trouble and he wanted 10 be pre-.
pared.
The parade of masked men was fol-
lowed by number Of cars in which
were seated unmasled men, presumably
members of the khan of sympathzers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
BAKER ADVISES FARMERS TO STUDY
CONDITION Summary IN COUNTRY IN
ORDER TO BETTER THE SITUATION

A. b. Baker. OF the United States de-
partment Of agriculture, gives the fol
lowing summary of conditions as they
exist in this country at present. and is
concise statement for farmers to
study in general if they desire to bet
ter their present condition, he says.
"The agricultural production of the
United States is no longer keeping
pace with our increased population. the
peak of production per capita OF the
total population was reached about 1906
or 1907. and although the decrease in
per capita production since has been
very slow, and yet very small, il is
clearly apparent.
Expansion Is Needed
" This failure of agricultural produc-
tion to increase as rapidly as popula-
ton is not due primarily to the de.
crease in the proportion OF our popu-
lation engaged i'm agriculture from ov-
en- l3 per cent In 1910, to about 10 per
cent in 1920. according to the census
returns, for the acreage of crops per
person engaged in agriculture was,
apparently 20 percent greater in 1920
than in 1910; but, instead. is owing
mostly to a notable decrease in. the rate
Of expansion out OF our arabic area.
Improved land increased only 8 per
cent i'm previous decades, and this
per cent increase was practically con
fined to the precariously productive
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17

semi-arid lands OF the great plains re-
gions.
Americans Different
American farms in general are diff
ferent from those in other countries OF
the world except Canada. Australia
and South Africa.
English farms differ from American
farms. in that they are nearly all oper-
ated by tenants and employ more hand
labor, the peasant farms of continental
Europe utilize agricultural machinery
still less, and are much smaller in size
than the American farms, the farms of
other countries are much smaller and
are cultivated with the crudest Of tools.
There are % TO 80 acres OF crops
per person employed in agriculture in
the United States as compared with 8
in Russia prior to the war, in France
and l 1-2 in Japan.
y Must Increase Investment
"The American farm involves a large
investment of capital. this investment
is increasing and must increase if the
American farmer is TO improve his
standard OF living.
Our farmers are driving larger
teams. using more efficient machinery
producing more per acre and per per
son. than ever before. each American
farmer and farm laborer on the averag,
is feeding nine people other than him
self in this country, and one person liv
ing in foreign lands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Schools Winning
In Contest When
Prizes Offered

Following is a list Of the schools who
were successful in the recent contest
during the teachers convention. and
those who donated the pictures to be
hung in the buildings for future gen
erations to gaze upon.
Reck-Bass Furniture Co. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Gait, Strasmci Jeweiry Co.
Rexroat --Air. and Mrs. John Carlock,
G. NJ Henley. \. W Williams.
Lone Grove-Kate Calf Zaneis.
Leachman x Johnson, Westheimer &
Daube.
Plamview-Andrew Fraser, The Ses
sions c., Bridgeman * Cardwel lns.
Co
Brock-The Dixie store, j. c. PEN
ncy Co. New state Hdw. Co.
Prairie Nalley-Alr. and Mrs. John
/. Gait, Al Rosenthal, Ardmore Wall
Paper & Paint Co.
Young-Luke's Music Store, The Ard
More Pharmacy, Peoples Bldg. & Loan
Assn.
Baum-Whiteman & Simpson, Fra
ley Surety Co.. Paine Printing Co.
Mulkey-IIenry Baum, Biven-Corhr
x Frensley Hdw. Co, Ledbetter s
Jones Ins. Co.
Smyrna-Herd.B Bailey Co.. Webb stu
dio. Ardmore Poster Adv. Co.
Black Iack-Stephens Gift shop
Ardmoreite, Daily Press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Men Don't Sleep
In Church Unless
They're Tired Out

Men don't sleep in church any
more and the ministers are resp
ponsible for it. according to Rev.
G. C. Weith. pastor of the First
Presbyterian church.
''If the congregation goes to
sleep it is time to get new min
ister," he explained. Now a-days
the ministers are of such calibre
that they keep their congregations
awake during the whole sermon.
And everyone who comes goes
away feeling better"
However. tired man will slip
into the church and catch a short
nap, DR.. Weith said, but this is
very seldom.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
CITIZENS ATTENDING
ANTI-KLAN MEETING

WINDER, Ga.-With a declaration
that a mass meeting against alleged
prevailing Ku Klux Klan lawlessness
will be held today even II he alone at
tends. Robert l.. Woodruff, local merch-
ant early today completed final arrange
ments for the session which has for its
purpose the adoption Of a resolution
declaring Barrow county citizens Tor
preservation OF law and order
Citizens from all sections of the south
were assembling here presumably to
attend the meeting which is scheduled
to be- called at 10 O'Clock in the Barrow
county court house. while in all parts
OF Georgia interest has been aroused
over the starined relations between Mr..
Woodruff and the local ku Klux klan
chapter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
COTTON REPORT

WASHINGTON. Cotton consumed
during November amounted to 577 SCI
bale of lint and 55,l22 Of hnters. com
pared with 533, $50 of lint and 62,4O6 of
linters in October this year and 527 $40
of lint and 57.949 of linters in Novem-
Der last year. the census bureau an
nonuced today.
Cotton on hand Nov. 80 in consuming
establishments, amounted to 1,721 ,425
bales of lint and 95,969 of linters, COM
pared with 1,379,77O Of lint and S2.16s
of linters on October 81 an 1885, 1859 of
lint and 152, ,652 of linters on Nov. 80
last year.
Cotton on hand Nov. 80 in public sto-
rage and at congresses, amounted 10
4190,09 bales of lint and 1854 OF
linters, compared with 4.329. .902 of lint
and 1852 on October 81 and 5.292. .94l
OF lint and 177,37S of llnters on Nov.
30 last year. Active spindles numbered
"a ,664 $3.50 in November compared with
93,S59 076 in October this year and "a
1889 in November last year.
Imports and exports were not avail
able.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Lions Club Party
Will Be Held the
Middle of January

The annual party of the Lions club
will be held about the middle of Jan
uary, it was stated at the meeting last
week. Heretofore the Lions party has
been one Of the outstanding festivals of
the civic clubs, when all members of
members of other clubs.
The nature of the party this year
has not been divulged. Weather permit.
ting, a picnic is wanted by one half OF
the club, while the others hold out
for q ban1uet Last years banquet was
one of the largest Of the year, and
Lions want to repeat it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17

PRYOR, Okla.-T. IL. Slothower of
vinita, has purchased the Lyric thea
ter in this city from j. p. Alfred. Sloth'
owner will install additional equipment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Mrs. Phillips Laid
To Final Rest in
Rose Hill Friday

Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Ber-
ry Phillips were conducted at the late
residence corner G street and Eighth
avenue, northwest Friday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock, followed by interment in
Rose Hill Cemetery
Deceased is survived by her hus.
band, G.. w. Phillips. six children, Mrs.
George Wheatley of Midlothian, Texas;
j. b. Phillips, Angie Wallace, Edwin.
Katherine and Frances Phillips, and
two brothers, f.. c. Burnitt of McKin-
ney, Texas, and W. r. Burnitt of Ard.
more.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
BRITISH PARLIAMENT
POSTPONED TO FEB. 13

LONDON.-The British parliament
was prorogued today until February
10.
The program for the adjournment
went through without hitch despite
body of ten left wing labor members to
prevent the rise of the house Of com
mons until a remedy was found for the
unemployment situation.
George Lansbury, leader of the la
Dor die hards," attempted to block
the proceedings but the move proved a
weak one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
TAILORING COMPANY
CLOSED FOR PRESENT

Tie Bell Tailoring company closed
its store here on Saturday and Jess
Campbell, manager, was transferred to
the Muskogee house, while the stock
and furnishings were sent to Kansas
City.
Before leaving Mr.. Campbell stated
that the firm would reopen its store
here in the spring. and that in all prob.
ability he would return as manager OF
this branch. The company has maintain.
ed store here for several years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
BANDIT GETS $4,000
FROM BANK MESSENGER

PlIILADELPHIA-A bandit in an au-
tomobile today held up a bank messen-
ger in Darby, a suburb, and robbed him
of about $4,000 after shooting him in
the cheek. The messenger was taking
cash for pay rolls from the First Ma
tional Bank of Darby to several indus
trial plants in Philadelphia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
SOFT SOUTH BREEZES
WILL SOON DISPERSE

OKLAHOMA CITY.-Soft south
breezes that idled across Oklahoma last
night and today are TO have but a brief
stay. according to officials at the United
States weather bureau here.
Freezing temperatures which are
skirting within few miles OF the
northern border OF the state are due
to push across some time Friday and
bring again below freezing tempera'
fuY.g
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Americans Feeding En-

WASHINGTON.-The American re.
lief association is now feeding a million
and half Russian children, Secretary
Hoover, head of the organization said
Friday. Mr. Hoover expressed the opin.
ion, however, that there would be a
large increase in the numer for which
the association will have to provide
food before next June. He believes the
number may reach 100000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Perry Pastor Resigns

PERRY. kl0.-Rev. 4. j. Numillion
has resigned as pastor Of the Baptist
church to he effective January /. The
Rev. Vcrmillion has served as pastor
here for more than six years. He Will
move to Edmond at the beginning OF
the year and will retire from regular
pastoral work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
NORTH AMERICAN LIGHT & POW
Err COMPANY PREFERRED
nuyyUnENTn Nh

AT THE MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS DECEM-
BER 6, 1922 A QUARTERLY DIVI-
DEND OF ONE DOLLAR SEVENTY.
FIVE CENTS (Sl.'5) PER SHARE
ON THE PREFERRED STOCK OF
THE COMPANY WAS DECLARED
PAYABLE JANUARY 1, 1923 TO
/. STOCKHOLDERS OF RECORD AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DE
CENlBER 20, 1922.
17.2 p. G. DINGS, Treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28

Red Comb Brown Ieghorn--Carl
Gustafson, Harrington, 1st cock. IL
cockerel. LIST pullet, l old pen, LIST year
pen.
Single Comb White Leghorn--W. ID.
Scott, Harrington. lat cock. pa cocker
81, LIST pullet. 1 old pen, / year pen.
c. II. Reyes. Pennington, End cock,
Ord pullet. old pen.
Gus Swanson. 1st hen. Let cockerel,
End pullet.
O. A. Newton. Brldgcville. Ord cocks.
Marvel Homestead. pen.
Black Leghorn--Willam r. Poole.
all awards.
Black Mlnorcas--Annle Cow, FELTON,.
2 cock hen, pullet. | old pen.
Frank Rice. FELTON,, l coclu-hen. 2
pullet. 2 old pen.
Wingatc Poultry Farm, 1st cockerel.
Bird pullet, | year pen.
Buff Minorca-N. G. Temple. all
| awards.
Black Spanish-N. c. Temple. all
awards.
Anconas-Iannan Brothers, Els
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INDUSTRY RESENTS
WEEKS ULT|MATUM
Secretary Says Ohio Cannot
Hope to Obtain Fuel Supplies
Outside the State.

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening.
Columbus, Ohio, July 2S.-Peril to
the industrial life of Ohio is seen here
through Interpretation of alleged state
ment made 10y Decrctary of War John
W Weeks. who declared that Ohio
cannot hope TO obtain coal supplies
from outside the state.
II this declaration is put into effect, ="
said " II. Mckinney, secretary of the
southern Ohio Coal Operators Exchange
after hc had been informed Of the secre-
taucs ruling Ohio will he face TO face
with industrial paralysis lie further
said that adoption of such an attitude
on the part of the federal government
j. tantamount To coercion
MIR Mckinney said the average daily
consumption of coal IN Ohio was over
100. eco and that the present produc-
ton of coal chiefly that coming from
stripping mines amounted TO only 60 600
tons per week.
Regardless OF the protection offered
operatives, production within the State
has not materially increased and opera
tors can see no hope of an increased out
put until an agreement is reached with
the miners.