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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Myrskyntekemat
vauriot suuret

Gbicugo. - SulipaneOen lasfies-
Ia Sllinoiiisia ia 8isconiinisla ia
Iiifentcen ollen i1lleen tGpnnisiG
mprstpn lafailemasia @icbieanisia,
oioittispat tanne t1nG iltana luon.
non ,poinlien runtelenlilta alueilta
iaapnneet tie6ot, ettG omaiiuuslpail.
riot tiileipat nouiemaan nieibin
miliooniin bollareibin.
@niten OH nlprsfpstd joutinlit
fdriimGGn Sor-joen laafio 8iscon.
dinisia, nlisid Green 8apn ia Son
Du 2acin ipdlinen alue on llieiben
tuunlien mabmuilen j1dn peitosIa.
Omoiiuiltta ON iiellG tuboiitunllt II.
5eioen milioonien bollarien aripos-
to. Yubelin- ia lennGtiniobbot omat
nlaasia ia tubaniia pubelinpplpai-
tG faatiinrt ia fatfenniit.
Osfosbin fallplinfi napttGG fdr-
iineen iai1rinrmat apaiiriot. Sabdn
p1iipGGn mennes1G ei oltu mield
p61stp IiibeDbtepteen len fansia, ia
ptpot Green 8apn pttbelinpirfaili'
iat ilnaisieet usfopania, ettG mas
ia ionain aifana tGntGn ipiifon 10.
puIla iaaoaan pubeliniobbot idlleen
iollain taipoin funtoon. Glen mai-
nitusta fonlp,tngista reellG palan-
at,it uunoan fauppamatfustaja OH
fertona,t, ettG faiffi tebtaat' oliipat
ieiloneet ia farpitnfi ollut iltailin
ia oiiin tGp6elliiesid pimepoesid
idbfojobtojen epGfuntoon ioittnnli-
fen tafiu. Soiiet mainitusIa laafios
ia iijaitieipat faltpilngit, iotfo niin-
ifGan jolltiiifpat fGriim11n llnlrid
woilrioifo, ofpot MppEeton, yseenab,
Menosbo, ia Son Su Sac.
g8isconiinin paltion fesfi- ia e.
teIGoiisia pelGtaan wafoapuo tul-
tpaa, fitn lrn,i ia idd alfaipat il-
Iamaan.
Soisiofin oiisia Wsicbigania on
fitljetusliifenne mielG pobasti epd'
f,tnnosia. Tdbdr iltaan menneSla
oil Betosfepn fai1piinfi apielG fat-
faishlna Iiifennepbtepoestd mum
mailman fansia, ntittta Sraberie
Gitppn pGGstiin 10 ralttateitle mel.
ia p1iiu11 fest1neen liifenneieilab'
,brfien j1lfeen. S.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
.Sp0,uGcnliittu ipaatii fieltulain frt'
niuamista

8aIbington. = gImerican Sc
.oeration Of 2abor liiton toimeenpa-
neapa neltiposto iltIfaiii t1dlld to-
nG1n loiiilinnon iosio faiffia fan-
ialaiiia febotettiin pbtpmaan tpo-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. toinlinnosiu Sol
iteaoin iuoimaanpanolain fltmoami-
iefii ia uuben lain laatimiiefii io-
Ia faIIiii mietoien miinien ia oluen
unppnnin.
2aiiIunnosia leirnattiin 8olitea.
bin lafi "ep6onnistitneefii pbteis-
ftnnalliiesti ia iipeelliiesti" io
"fDptpnlGttonppoen ia toiffien lo-
fien bollpefiinnon iiittdjafii."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

ipdSt1 toileen. glnfaroa on ollut fo-
TO talui, lnutta npt ie. lpoSta nil
me piifolla birnlirnprsfpn nosti.
Gull liinta folme pGiipaG perlttain
min len tietGG, ettG it'd oil jp iofa
tiella wpotGrGdn oSti. &aitfi liitell-
ne nGptti olepan bpluin biljoiSta,
lnlltta piail ne oil tiet diff, fun fuif
fl jputilaat iai tpon ainafin pboef-
II pdiaudfii.
Wtit1Gn nu1llta eritpilenlpGG Ell
ole tapabtlin,tt paan arnon elpan-
feli,lnlia on nptfin faiittettu, jofa
onfin aina tarpeellista iaaoa full
la tltota bplp1G ianomaa, etta all-
tiuts on foifille ipalmistettu. Se OH
usfoluailen lion aibe ia iiitG ie iofa
pGilpG el11 ia tilntee ettG bGnellG
on lepDtattp SID, ionfa eteeit lua
oStun arnlon tltrpiSio, jofa onfin
jofa auutu itltIi. @nii fGpi past,
8iSfari ruoffimaSia meit1 tGGllG
rlllaiiu ia Iomolla mpos ontoi
fooriIlc laulltja eniifel1ilio nltori-
loilblia parten. Sitten of nleillG
baripinainen tpieras ia lie oil paSt.
Sapola alma Canadian puolelta as-
ii. SGnen iaarnastaan faifui @ol-
gatan iolpintotpo pltbtaana ia ie
toi tpirfistpstG iielulle. Suntui i'll
tG ett1 Ell bGn balunnlit muusta
tietGG fltin SSeeI1ifIesta ia iiitafin
main ristiinnaulittl,na. Sitntala fit
natfoon post. Sapolan matfoia ia
bGnen iapanjulistitstoan nlonesia-
fin paifasia. Sitten tt. 8 p. iii. TIT
lee tGnne past. &ranffnla. &pld
ie on bal1sfaa fun nGin uiein iau-
oaan istua eI1nGn tpeoen ipiripoit-
taipiIIa ldbteillG. Sma past. 8o-
iilnto on npfpG1n ollut iota fun.
nu1toi Min ct ole olllit pulttetta
SM1alon ianon flrlilosta iill1 jofa
on main tabtonltt rientGa ia ionan
mastoan ottaa.
gSiime flltn 26 b. i'll. oil meill1
ga1oriIoliiton obielma ilta iosia oil
bplpG objelmu. &ofoufien apaii S.
&asfela ritfoufiella ia pllbeella,
ionfa jGlteen ieiiroii fafii laltlua
fooriltG, iofa of tornista fitlillo.
Sitten oil -lrfen1ista Wers 81. geie-
meltG ia laitlua folmelta tptoltd.
8iimefli pube ia lopplirlifous past
@aInnnalto. Bieni oil obielmam.
me, nlltto laafoon tGi1l1fin betfi l.
labrttaa meit6 iilI1 ettG fun tGllai-
Tin tilaiilllfiiin fofoonnumme min
Syeeius on fesfellGmtnte. SGn iiu-
natfoon rGnl6fin piffu pritpfiemme
ia ioafoon fasmattaa iofaista nitor
ia nGioen fnlttta rafostomaan iert-
rafiinta.tpot6 ia trntenaon omafob
taiien alttitittenia.
sc on, niioret, teille fallis betfi.
ettG te tlilette firffoon fritlemaan
ia fGtfeln1an Serran ianoa ia cite.
fG lima tarfoititfiesia ettd iiella
Ioatte antoa toiiillenne tieoofii jo.
fop1imGiiet rientonne. &irffo on
ppbitettp Serron tenlppeli ia iielld |
tuliii iofoiIen apato ipodrenid g.
$ensen maifittiifiia mastaon Otto
moan.
SeitrofrnnolIiiia fofoufiia Ell ole |
pioettp nuiita fuin s. geiemeldn
geuoriioliiton fofoiis, iosio of TIT
Lola $1,000. Slina ie main tio tpot-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
eiettna pGGttGmpt bbtpG Ynolaam

2iettna pGattambt bbtDG Enolaam
Silna. = 90 1GnellG A nastoan
bpipafipi ebusfiinta tGr6Gn ebootitf
fen 2tattian tGpbelliiestG pboistG-
niiestG Buolaon. @bootifien nrli-
fam bplpdfiptdGn tpuonna 1921
laaoittu Yuolan per,tstuslafi. (Sil-
nan olueella toinlitettiin GsfettGin
pleisGdnestps, iosia titon alueen
fania oiettui fannattarnaan iliitrel-
Ia enemmistollG 8uoloan liittpntis.
tG. S6bfoianoman ntiifaan diff TO-
TO 2iettiid pGGttGnpt pbtpG Bno.
Iaan, ntittta tarfentpien tietoien
pliitttltesia ipoioaan olettaat etta
pdGtos fosfee oinoastaan 8ilnan
aluetta.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

taon min terron foittoa wiela ipa.
loiiempi oifo ieurafunnisiafin mis-
ID ioienet npt faaipot fdriid robdI.
lista p,ti,tetto.
SO. Saasfelo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02


9famsfa ci ippi fpsfaan mafiaa iuel-
faania Ybb1spalloille, minister
laninnitt
Baris. - 2ouis B. 2ouobeur,
entinen fpopolttettujen ie1tulen mi-
nisteri laulni ellen illalla iultoile.
masiaan lniltnnosia iisfomania,
ettd Ransfd Ell motif fosfaan maf-
iaa pbt11n ion'ta tpelastaan gb-
bpstpolloille.
"9t1en ieltpGsti", laiiilti entinen
minister, "ettG fosfoan errrnte moi
nofloo ioli 'tofaon pelastamme Yb-
bpstpalloille. Gimme fosfaan moi
n1afIoa $1,000 miIjoonaa frongio
forfoineen. GmerifaIIa on toiffi
fuIta ia fosfaon enrme me moi nof
foo tafporoilIo tiiIlinritrien tofia,
iotta gbopsuaIIat itie oiettoo."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Kupariteollisuuden
elpyminen

@bicago. = Wfaan fiipariteolIi.
iitisieuouilta tGnne ldapuneet tie.
Dot oioittaipat, ettd tho teolliluus,
iofa on olli,t melfein fuolleena TO-
fonaiien Wuooen aian, on idlleen
berGGlnGslG benfiin ia ettG le bub-
tifllln 1 pdiipdn jdlfeen tiilec p1-
bitellen palaamaan norrnaliiuuteen.
Sofa. tai oifeanurlil iooan lop.
pm, ontoi fupariteolliillloelle ipGli-
aifaiien fi1oleman isfrn. @1lirau.
ban titllesia oil faiapanroilIa inu-
net fiipariparastot. &pipnta 1ffiG
laffaii ia ieitraiifiena of fl,pari-
marffinain balpautllnlinen, fosfien
pleincn liifelamaus flpariteolliiuut
ia rasfanmnlin fllin nlit1Gn toista
.eolliitilttta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
9iantatielGisten palffoja on taaien
alennettn


Gbicaeo. = Wbbpsnaltain raiita-
teitten tponeutposto ilmoitti t1nGdn
,iubet iG6nnot, ioioen nriifaan 10,-
900 lGntnlittaidn ia olipGiGn polf-
foia ttlloan olentamaon maolis-
fuun eniinGiIestd p6ipast6 lGbtien.
SGGnnot lopettatpat plioian mofia-
miien toboefIao tiutio pitenm1ltG
tpoojalto. gsiiben nritfaan on Dliai-
ia mofNettatpa ipasta fpntmenen tiin
min pitiliien tpoaian iGtfeen. Site
oliosia paIalittamat iGGnnot fpm'
menen trnnin tpop1ihpGn, paiffa
faDoetion trinnin periaote i1ilpte-
tGGnfin.
SGtG ensten iaiipat l1nrtnittaidt
ia oljpGjGt puolentoista aian mat
Jun tpoaialto, jofa neni pli taboef-
ian tiinnin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Nalli ia tmlilansan pala biilem-
fappaleesia

Grosbp, Wtinn. 9iitfoeslaon
biilenfappaletta ltltniin pontapafIi
buomaii Carl Sobnion nininen
GrpsbDn aiiifoS, ettG biilesiG oil
poin pltolen human pitrinen tlili-
langan fappale ia fen p1asI6 iptp-
tpsnalli. 2Gbemmin tiltfittuaan lop
II ban biilen iiiGlt1 nelfoiien mGG-
rGn rltutia. @pGilenlattG oil biilen
n1obf1le IG6etettp t1llaiIesia tilasia
taimannolta, ioten ninfdGnlainen
rifosl1unnittelu Wr SSobnionia mas
taan ei olIut fpipmDfIesid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-14
light COMPANY
STOCK SHOWS A
HUGE increase
Managers and Statesmen of
Company Meet Here to
Discuss Business and
Conditions.

The second in a series of managers
and salesmen's meeting Of the North
American Light and Power Company
was held late Wednesday at the Ard
more office, the Consumers Light and
Power Company when officers from
the main house in Chicago, and state
representatives were present
It was brought out at the meeting
that the preferred stock Of the com
pany is showing a 100 per cent increase
over the 1921 sales.
Those present at Wednesdays meet
ing were George G. Kloff of Chicago
chairman, Messrs. Owens, Bishop and
Webster, Shawnee, Messrs. Mattison
and Beemer and Mrs McKenna, Du
rant; Messrs. Brown, Adair and Dorsey
Ada; Mr.. LeSeueur, Holdenville, Mr.
Kerr of Waurika. w. E. Christie
Pauls Valley. LOCAL. representatives
were Messrs. Saubert, Blackburn, Reed
Soarboro and Miss Cain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-14
DON'T SQUEEZE BLACK
HEADS-DISSOLVE THEM

Squeezing and pinchng out black
heads make the pores large and cause
irritation--then, too, after they have
become hard you cannot get all of them
out. Blackheads are caused by accumu'
la sons OF dust and dirt and secretions
from the skin and there is only one
safe and sure way and one that never
falls TO get rid Of them-a simple way,
too--that Is 10 dissolve them Just get
from any drug store about two ounces
OF calonite powder-sprinkle y little on
q hot. wet sponge-rub over the black
heads bristly for few seconds--wash
off and you'll be surprised to see that
every blaokhead has disappeared, and
the skin will be LOFT soft and the pores
In their natural condition--anyone trou'
bled with these unsightly blemishes
should try this simple method.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-14

of Carter ounty, State of Oklahoma,
met on Saturday, September 9Th, 1922
as per recessment of Friday, September
8th, 1922, all members Of the board
being present, the following business
was transacted towit
The appointment of L. W. Schenk,
assistant county attorney and Miss
Esther Fischl, as Stenographer for the
County Attorney, We're approved by
the Board.
The appointment of r. l.. Joliff as
Deputy Court Clerk at Wilson, Okla
homa, was approved by the Board.
The following official bonds We're
approved by the Board. John l.
Hodge, County Attorney, Amount OF
bond 81 10000. w. c. Keirsey, Deputy
Sheriff. Amount OF Bonds s2,500 90
" c. Michael night jailer, Amount
of Bond s2,50O.OO The Depository
Bonds of the American National Bank
OF Ardmore Oklahoma, in the sum
of SIS, 100000 was approved by the
Board
There being nothing further TO come
before, the Board at this time it is
hereby ordered that We stand re-
ceased until Saturday 18th, 1922.
Dated this the 9Th day Of Septem
Der, A. D. 1922.
JOE T. TAYLOR,
Chairman Board of Count!
Commissioners.
Attest: CLARENCE HARRIS,
County Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-14
Men Out
For Scrimmage
OF A. H. s. Squad

Twenty men were out for football
scrimmage yesterday afternoon under
direction OF Coaches Mccain, James and
Van Dyne of the A. H. S. staff. Major
Ity OF the men were in old togs and
were put through the grind as in the
days OF old when they were in prime.
Too many OF the men are overfed 1t
Is stated, and hard work and diet will
have 10 be relied upon to ger the men
down to fighting trim in time for the
first game with Wilson In two weeks.
With the opening of school Monday
some new material was picked up and
is being wofked on this week. AL of the
coaches are hopeful for a heavy team
this year. and they report that some
good timber has been secured from the
left.over Of last years team and the
carly registration OF this years
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-14
Sykes Drops 80
Birds at Shoot
Late Wednesday

At the regular weekly tournament of
the Ardmore Gun club Wednesday af-
ternoon c. E. Sykes set the pace for me
shooters by breaking 80 out Of 100 tar
gets thrown
Mr.. Sykes made run OF 95 before
dropping a target, missing the seth, a
comparatively easy left angle bird.
Hugh West broke 73 out Of rs, and
Goddard hit Ss of his 100.
The following scores were made for
the day by those present: Sykes, S9xl0O;
Goddard, SSx1OO Moorehead 16x25; Hee-
nan 45x5O; Wagner 36X50: West 73x75;
Coe 23x24; Thompson 46x5O; Conlee 69x
Is.
In the double event West broke p,
and Sykes l9 out of 12 pair thrown, The
next regular event will be held next
Wednesday when the targets will be
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-14
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,

COUNTY Oh CARTIER, 80
The Board OF County Commissioners
OF Carter County. State of Oklahoma
met on Friday. September sth. ls22'
as per recessment of September Ith
1922. all members OF the Board being
present the following business was
transacted towit:
On a motion by NJ. 7. Pierce. and
seconded by Roy NJ. Johnson, the
Contract and Bond OF +. Il. watson
for the Construction OF Culverts In
Commissioners District Number (2)
Two. was approved by the Board. Con.
tract IL now on file In the office OF
the County Clerk.
The County Clerk was ordered by
the Board to advertise for bids Tor
,h. Construction Of a Teacherage for
Lincoln Separate School located about
one mile South OF Berwyn, Oklahoma,
also for the construction OF one
room school building. near Milo. Okla
Bids to be received on September lsth
1899. for the purpose OF letting
contract for the construction OF tht
above mentioned buildings.
There being nothing further to come
before the Board at this time II Il
hereby ordered that We stand recessed
until saturday. September 9Th, 1892.
Dated this the sth day OF septem
Der, 1922.
JOE T. TAYLOR.
Chairman Board OF County
commissioners.
Attest: CLARENCE HARRIS.
County Clerk.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
COUNTY OF CARTER, SIS.
The Board OF County CommlssIonerl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-14
JEWELRY EXHIBITED BY STRAS.
MICK'S At STYLE REVUE TONIGHT
WILL BE ON EXHIBIT IN OUR
STORE SATURDAY.

The amethyst is often called the
"prelate's gem" from the fact that in
the Roman Catholic church 1t is set in
the pastoral ring Of bishops.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-14

registered and figure in the years av-
eraee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-14

There are more than 10000 steamefs.
tugs and harges on the Rh n, river.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-14

All erroneous and
file In clerks office
motion by NJ Al.
contract cul
approved BY the
beard Contract . how o Ie in office
hs time
recessed until Thursday September 9Th
|1sas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-05

ferrocarril Y enmiendas posi-
bles.
(c) Estudio de la red de fe-
rrocarriles secundarios COM
parados con las carreteras y
auto-camiones de carga.
C) Organization del Mercado en-
los pueblos de la Isla.
% Proveer lugares apro-
piados en- el recinto urhano
para plazas de mercado.
(2) Mercados cubiertos.
(3) Ferias agricolas anuales
en- los distintos pueblos de la
Isla.
ID Medidas de caracter general.
(1) Reorganization del De-
partamento de Agriculture
creando, de acuerdo con ell
Acta Jones, los Negociados
de Comercio, Minas, Pesca e
Industrias de Productos Ami
males y Vegetables.
(2) Formation del personal
tecnico .necesario al fomento
de las Industrias:
(a) Escuela Superior de Co.
mercio.
Introducir la tacina del Inge-
Micro en- la Escuela de Agri-
cultura de Mayaguez para
formar un cuerpo de ingenie-
ros agronomos.
(c) Escuela de Ingenieros
Industriales cor. sus ensenan-
zas organizadas de acuerdo
con las necesidades del pals.
(d) Ensenanza en- la Univer-
sidad de las asignaturas Eco
nofnia, Politica, SOCIOLOGICAL y
Administrator Civil.
Ramon Gambia Cordova,
INFERNO de Agriculture
y Trabajo.
2ecomendado Y conformc:
John A. Wilson,
Tomisionado del Interior.
Jose E. Benedicto,
Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-05
Mercado interior

Memorandum de los asuntos que ha-
bran de tratarse en- la reunion de
Representatives. de la Camara de
ComerciO de la Federation de las
Ligas Agrfcolas, con ell Tesorero de
Puerto Rico, COmisionado del Inte-
rior y Comisionado de Agriculture
y Trabajo, hoy de mayo las
800 a. M, en- la Oficina del Conf
sionado de Agriculture y,Trabajo.
Estado Actual del Mercado Interior.
(A) Causas de su desorganizacion:
(1) Falta de credito del pc
queno agricultor.
Falta de Was eficientes de CO.
municacion.
(3) Tarifa alta del ferroca-
rril.
(4) Caminos Vecinales.
(5) Falta de organization
del Mercado en- los pueblos de
de la Isla.
(6) Falta de datos establish
cos de information.
OBJ Manera de proveer ell credito:
(1) Bancos de credito refac-
cionario.
(2) Sistema de Bancos de
las Ligas Agricolas. La Ley
organizando las Ligas Agr1-
colas de la Isla debe ser apro-
bada por la Legislature.
Manera de facilitar ell transporte:
(a) Construction de los ca
minos vecinales. Necesidad
de anular la ley VICENTE y
sustituirla por otra en- la
cual las condolences tecnicas
economicas sean tenidas en-
cuenta para la rapida y eff
ciente construction de estos
caminos.
CD Estudio de Ia tarifa del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-05
MERCADO DE AZTCAR.
Cable recibido hoy por Lamborn & Co.
de su oficina dc New York.

\. y. jueves mayo 5.-Mercado sos
tcnitlo. Ventas de Cuba 10000 sacOs
para pronto embarque , 1882 es-
V 10,500 sacos para embar-
que en Ia primera quincena de junio a
oo.:}5 .libgc horde Aver tambien Sc
vcndieron 10000 sacos en- puerto q
2as. al ccirarse el mercado hubo
ofci as limitadas de Cuba para embar-
lque es. la fsegunda Quincena de mayo a
2H y@Ge Puerto Rico para despaciq
slentra tlei hna semana 3.9S y para Ia
kcGlihda quincena de mayo 4.02.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-11
FREE STATE TROOPS OCCUPY CORK, REBELS
 CUT OFF FROM SUPPLIES

Dublin. Aug. 11-Irregular troops that fled from Cork beore the ad- vance of the Free State forces are moving into the interior of Kerry county. according to reports received here today. Owing to the cutting Of communications the exact situa- tton at Cork was obscure today.
 A strong irregular force has been concentrated northwest of Cork with the evident intention of covering the retreat of the Republicans into Ker- ny.
 A considerable amount of territory to the northwest and north of Cork is still under control of the trregu- lars, but the defeat of this fofce is eXL ected within a few days.
 The mos remarkable circumstance of the fighting in the southwest is the smallness of casualties
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-11
Stevenson Manuscript
 Is Sold In London

London. Aug. 10-Fifteen unpub- lished autograph letters of Robert Louis Stevenson to his cousin, R. A. M. Stevenson, have been sold to an American buyer for $8,50o. The manuscript of Stevenson's unpublish- ed play, Monmouth" consisting Of 59 pages. sold for sl,2oo. Accom- written by the famous author when he was 23. 'I recognize" 1t says, "that I shall never be great man. i! may set myself peacefully on small tourney not without hope of coming to the inn before nightfa1."
 A letter written by Stevenson the day before he deft for America to be pubIfshed poem went to an American collector for S65.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-11
Will Establish
 National Museum

New York, Aug. 11-PlaUs for the establishment of a national engineer ing museum, the first of tho kind in the United States. were announced, recently, by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The co11ec- ton, which will be @ part of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum at Washington, will be start ed with various models, drawings, di- plomas and medals that once belonged to Captain John Ericsson and Corne- Illus H. DeLamater, builders Of the Monitor. and the pioneer engineers of America, who were associated for 50 years in the DeLam1ter Iron Works, the largest institution of that kind in the United States half a century ago.
 All the engineering societies in America have accepted the Mechani- cal Engineering Society's invitation to participate in assembling materal for the museum.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-11


 Although there are many who would like to hide the fact, it Is true that these records were set up wnen the war restrictions upon the sale of beer and alcoholic stimulants were most strict.
 The review of the marriage statist- ics shows that during the first three quarters of the year there was an ex- cepfiona1ly large number of mar riages, but this number dropped off during the last quarter. and the soci- ologists are certain that this proves that the marriage rate depends upo. the state of trade and general pres perity.
 The statistics also show that the remarriage of widows under z5 has increased more than ten times since the pre-war days.
 Illegitimate births show a very de- cfded increase. During 1920 there were 44,947 Mlegitimate children born in England and Wales. an increase of 3,071 over the preceding year.
 War service. which increased the health and physical strength of Eng fish manhood. is held responsible by many experts for the apparent in- crease in virility in the English peo- nle
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-11

the sinking of marine craft at p tby mouth, but with the city in posses sion of the Free State troops, it is be- heved that the port will be open to raffic wihin a shor time.
 Evacuation of Cork means that the chief source of revenue for the ir- regulars has been cut off. They have been communicating all customs and taxes at that port.
 The whereabouts of Eamonn De Valera and Erskine Childers is still unknown, but they are believed to be with the main Republican force on counties.
 Fires were still reported burning in Cork city today, having been set by dynamite explosions before the ir- regular garrison departed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-11
Few Bootleggers Tried
 in Courts at Atlanta

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 11-On1y a few boot1eggers in Atlanta are ever caught and of these few 85 per cent get off with a small license fec" according to a report prepared by the commits sion on civics of the Christian Council of Atlanta and submitted to the Evan gelica1 Ministers Association.
 The average monthly fine for the month of June in the City Criminal Court, where n1asdemeanor cases are tied, was s52.S5, according to the re- port, which characterized this sum as license fee.''
 What are we coming to?" the re- port asks, reciting that in total of 167 liquor cases disposed of in the court during June fines were imposed on 101 and chain gang sentences on nineteen.
 Presuming those forfeiting their bonds to be guilty, the report con- tinues, there was only Is per cent. of those found guilty who were punished other than by license fees averaging $52.s5.