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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13
N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ROOMS TfNfED. ANY SIZE, IN
cludinE materials. 81, faperhangs
inr. Interior dccoratinE. cnnmci-
inE, sunset loss.
WET NASH t.AtN-
drN-@so pounds wet wash. zoe. adj
AlIInnnl A.. ID nLnaa AnIIh MI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-rhc Su
premc Court today assigned for ar
Gument November 90 cases brough
by the Southern, Atlantic and Yad
kin. ScabOard. Atlantic Coast Line
and Norfolk Southern Railroads
against certain officials OF the State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
RAW MATERIALS
SHIPMENTS DROP
Icy Associated Pr

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Increasinc
exports OF manufactures. but de-
creas!nE shipments of raw materials
and foodsiuffs in August. are shown
in foreign trade reports issued to-
day by the Commerce Department.
Exports OF manufactures for Au
gust aggregated sl40.o0O.000 COM
pared with Sll2,00o.0OO in Angus, n
year ago. imports OF manufacturers
to;aied slOi.ouO.vUO as against SIS.
100000 in August. 1921
Raw materials exported durin G
August were siS.G00,0OO against ss5.
100000 year ago. Imports for tho
month amounted TO $4,000. 600
compared with S72.0OO.ooo in August
of last year
August foodstums shipments mr.
gregated s1o7.oO0.ooo. agains, SRA
100000 during the same month n
year ago Imports were SOS. 900, 900
as compared with si6.000,00O in Au-
gust, 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
CHALMERS MANAGERS
SAY PLAN OPERATIVE
IT, Associated prnsn1

NEW YORK. oct. 9.-Managers OF
the REORGANIZATION OF the Chalmers
Motor Corporation declared today
their plan OF REIMBURSEMENT OF the
company's finances will be operative.
They have issued call for the note
deposit certificate of stockholders
who have assentcd TO the plan. They
must be deposited with the Central
Union Trust Company of New York
on or before November Q. 1922, for
exchange for stock or cash deliver
able by tho Maxwell Motor Corpora
ton on or before November 10. The
time for deposit of additional notes
with the New York Trust Company
has been extended to November 9Th
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
GOVERNMENTS BONDS
ARE ACTIVE ON CURB
New i ID Per Cent Issues
Taken at 100 l-2-Indus-
trials Brisk.
lRy Associated Trcss- !

NEW YORK, oct. g-Spccial In
torest was attached in the trading
on tho curb exchange today to tho
initial dealings In the new govern
mcnt 4l-4 per cent bonds. which
were traded in on when issued con-
tracts at 100 IL. premium OF .
per cent over the price at which the
Issue is offered at subscription by
the government.
The program of the changes in
capitalization. including stock diyi-
dends and reduced par values, which
has been in progress in tho Standard
OIL group for long period. was
again the chief factor In directing
movements on the curb mark
from the beginning of business
Many issues made further violent ad
rances and were established at new
nigh records. Standard Oil of New
orH, whose market movements were
again governed by the declaration OF
the zoo per cent stock dividend last
week, moved up 40 points in the fore
noon 10 6.S. ohio Oil advanced to
30 and Standard Oil Of Indiana
ranged from 1912 to l345-s. I'm.
perial Oil of Canada moved up 9
points to 1870. Magnolia ranged from
Zio 10 ESQ. International petroleum
rose from ~ 1-2 to above %,
Many industrials of the low-price5
issues were also active and strong
Scaboard OIL was n feature. making
a new high for recent trading Mia.
west Texas Oil was in strong de-
mand on reports that new interests
mad become connected with tho COM
pany. Mamoth OIL. controlling tho
government lease in the Teanot
Dome district. was traded In for tho
first time, selling as high as AZ, hui
reacting In the late forenoon. C;uli
OIL ranged from 6S to SO rs.
Industrial issues were strong with
the motor stocks the chief features
In that group. Durant Motors CON
tinned the leader of the industrinls
and made a further gain to new
high Continental Motors also sold
at u new high. closing Mt II. Prima
Radio was firmly held Gillette
Saiety Razor held strong at 24O.
Schultz stores was In better demand
ranging from IS to a..
the new twenty-five, thirty-year
IA per cent government bonds were
sold on the New York Curb TO-DAY on
when issued" basis at S100.5o for
u 800 bond. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
PRODUCTION FORECASTS
DROP IN SEPTEMBER
Harvests viii Be Larger Than
1921, Except in Few
Crops.
ny Associated Pressl-

nAt
orally snr.rod 49,, "" orops gen
production dnrinr m p,ospecIsHe
tho harvest ~, 'ep'enhoer' o"'
they were las, vear .xrnn, '. ,nn
case nj corn -, uop' IN inc
beots md na,,,,, =" n""t' sugar
lim.narv cs,ima,o. anI ing 10 pre-
production nmmnr an" 'orecas's OF
Department, of Agricu t1"" oy me
showed reduction ne tcSS
wi,h uc''oh as com pared
bushels NJ oais ., nso ooo -';ooo'ooo
corn. 5000 o0o hvspo,u pus nels OF
wheat ,e ooo noo ,,,.,,n, OF spring
: ooo 400 hw., ousns,S OF peanuts,
oS600 0o husheia WI. potatoes.
and ooo non M'et potatoes
There wera ,,craasas appies'
tho forocasts nt ,ohan "oMe'er' IN
and beons o' '"''eE' rice
Nebraska's corn GRO, s,,.,
most. sbowinr rod,ct,on sutsI"a
- ooo nnn .ns reductloh OF about
The rcducJimn - ,ii'n "oh'h ago,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
NEW FEDERAL ISSUE
MUCH OVERsUBSCR|BED
Applications for S500.000,000
Of Bonds to Reach ST.
5O0.00O.OOO.
Try Associated Press !

NEW YORK. oct. 3-Iut.rcs, iu
;oday's bond mariSct conferred on tn.
governments $500. OOG. 0OD u.yy tia
per cent. issue. which SOLD above
par on the New Tort curb market.
where it was traded ina on when
issued" basis EARLY galos there
we're at 100 - and later the premium
ranged from is t. IL
Total subscriptions for tn. new
Issue probably Will reach $1,000. OO0.
600. according to officials OF the local
+ cderal Reserve bank This
estimate was based. in part.
among large New York institutions
which are expected 10 Subscribe for
"a majcr part of the offerings.
Competition of the new bonds with
existing government issues was re-
ncctcd In the weakness OF Liberty
LA series, the declines running
from 10 to - points. The Liberty
LES slipped back 5 points and the
9ncalled Victory 1. Tho called Vic
tories registered net gain Of IA
points.
Local Traction issues were strong in
reflection of the security holders
acceptance Of the reorganization plan
Of the Intcrborough Rapid TRANSIT;
company ia!uS "i to IL points
were registered hy New York Rail
ways Ia and l. X 7 Is and certificate
5s. New York Railways certificate
Is. ]. Il. 7. 6s. Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit As and Third Avenue Adjustment
5s moved up To H.
Foeign bonds were irregular.
French IS, Czccho- Slovakiau S.. CHI
nese Government 5s and Lyons Is.
United states Steamship. of Copcu-
hagen So and Cuba Government 4l-ys
The outstanding gains in the do
mcstic list We're made hy Gulf and
ship Island IS. Southern Pacific IL.
Invincible oil IS and Chicago and
Southwestern 5s. w l-2 TO 3i-".
while the principal w"ak spo, was In
tcrnational ana Great Northern IS or
i-2.
fetal sales par value. :it0ie.UOc.
The principal Offering today was
The Sl6,0OO.00O . per cent issue OF the
Republic OF Haiti. which was sold to
the public at SO i-2 20 yield G.25 per
cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10

The forecast OF production for prin-
cipai producing Southern States, fol-
lows:
Corn Virginia. condition 50. and
forecast. 5i.7se, 600: North Carolina.
so and 4S.ia9.oOc: Georgia, 6S and
55.5S3,000: Kentucky, So and So.57S.-
COO; Tennessee, - and 75,ol4.OO0:
Alabama. 81 and 4S.749.00O; Missis-
s.ppi. 20 and i2.1sG,0OO: Louisiana.
40 and 29.4Ss.oOo: Arkansas. 60 and
45,S5oo0O.
Tohacco-Virglnia, % and 49,
o52,o0o; North Carolina, - and 3OS. :
$4,000; South Carolina. GS and 81
$4,000: Florida. 50 and 100000:
kentuck. - and 45i.045, 900; Ten,
nessce, 10 and 1926. 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
ny FEcdk Il. Noting Il Co. Investment
IRaak"Ts.
1T Main Street. richmond. Wa.
WHOLESALE PRICES
OF MEATS DROP
les Assoclated rrcss. /

CHICAGO. oct. s.-Fisurcs TO show
mat Wholesale prices of meat and
other packers products have dropped
I" pre-war levels in the last three
years and AN announcement that
meat values levels are now stable at
about the prices OF 1918. were given
by Thomas l.. Wilson. president OF the
institute OF American Meat Packers.
at lis seventeenth annual convention
today.
Mr.. Wilson also reviewed an in
crease In the number OF animals
slaughtered in the first seven months
oil 1871 and 1922 as Showing that the
packers were buying everything sent
20 the yards.
Although exports decreased 40 per
cent in quantity aad 20 per cent in
value from 1919 To 1921. he said, they
are now considered normal when
compared TO the figures during the
prc-war conditions OF 1913 and 1914.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
CURB QUOTATIONS
iNDt SIIiINI.S.

NEW YORK. oct. 9-Transactions on
tho New York curb market today We're
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
OFFICERS OF FEDERAL.
RESERVE MEET TO-DAY
tRy Associated Press. i

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-Governors
and Federal reserve agents of tho
twelve Federal reserve districts will
meet here tomorrow for their annual
joint meeting with the Federal Re
serve Board
Agricultural credit problems, II Is
understood. Will be emphasized at the
meeting. which will continue through
out the week. with especial attention
being given TO the consideration of
the part played by cooperative mar.
kctinG associations in farm financing
Routine questions such as uniform
methods OF procedure also will be
taken up for discussion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
Bond Issue Authorized.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-Thc Chi
cago, Rock> Island and Pacific Rail-
road was authorized today by the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
issue and sell s2,0oo000 in i1-2 per
cent bonds Of the st. Paul and Kan
sas City Short Line, Il subsidiary cor
poratiCn. The funds Will reimburse
the parent corporation for advances
and expenditures on additions and
hettcrmcntS tC the Short Line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
Not TooGood
ToBe True

a lot of people seem to be
skeptical even about good
news. | have been telling the
shippers of Richmond about
the Richmond New York
Steamship Line for a long
while now, yet now and then
run across one that has
doubts--for no reason at all.
I'll admit that when I say
you can make freight ship
ments from Richmond to New
York in two days it sounds
like ! am putting it pretty
strong, particularly to the
old-timers who used to con
slider themselves fortunate
when shipments got through
in week. And yet, that is
just what the boat line does.
That's only part of the good
news. Freight rates on the
boat line are lower because
water rates are lower. That
appeals to shippers.
There is every reason in the
world why you should use the
boat line and none why you
shouldn't. If you are still
skeptical there is one sure
way to prove what l say.
Make shipment and see the
results.
Many a Richmond shipper
has found out that every
promise | have made has been
faithfully kept.
Call us up and let us tell you
the good news. It's true.
Watch for these sto-
ries Of the Richmond
New York Steamship
Line every Tuesday and
Thursday.
S. A. OVEN.
General Manager.
4, 3 K
FER IN l.:3ss,s I'M.
kMzssas2a 5esSEa' <SiaaF .sassSl
NEW YORK Steamer
gsails tomorrow noona
i3et yo,1r Geishta
e. in early a
go -: .sssssasszzl-sM
~ stsssas552ssS&SM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
PRICE OF GASOLINE
FALLS 2 CENTS IN WEST
by ASSOCIATED Press.

CHICAGO. Oct "a reduction of .
cents a gallon in the price of gasoline
and all other naptha products, ef-
fcctivc tomorrow, was announced
today by the Standard oil Company
OF Indiana.
The new price viii make the Chi
cago base for gasoline 10 cents al
the tank wagon and 81 cents at the
service station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
WASHINGTON MARKETS

Washington. oct. g.-Eses. strictly
iresh. i.a 90: southern. IS. Live poultry:
a"o't"is; IL: keys. IS: spr!ng chickens
y: fowls. p. Dressed poultry: spring
chickens. 32m %: hens. aSM3O: ROSTERS
%: turkeys. $3.50 Live siOck: calves
choice. 1879: medium. Il: lambs 1914 live
DIGS. each. a.c9n 500: hive hogs. 10. Vege-
tab.Hs; potatoes. No. sacked. a1Sr . 70;
No. sacked. 59ai.06. sweet potatoSs
North Carolina. l.;9 u:.O0: nearby. 80 ~
= 90 Onions. sacked, 10. n 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
BALTIMORE MARKETS

lions. l;o}Gl.i9: sweets. l.?sTl.5o. Onions.
sacks. Apples, packed. barrel. No.
i3@do1; ioose. all sections. No. .. go a
s". EGGS, naiiEs and nearby firs,s. 10:
fancy prints. i6Gis: dairy prints, aGG&S
Live poultry. spring chickens. Including
lcehorns. 2DM.6: old hens. including leg
horns. isIc6: old ROSTERS. i4liG. Ducks.
white PekinG. 22H23.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10

OF North Carolina TO prevent them
from enforcing certain tax laws pend
Ing judicial determination OF tina
Issues raised by the railroads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-02
Boy Scout Scheme in Nutshell

The world interest in the Boy Scout
Movement challenges the intelligent un-
derstanding of everyone, and yet many
people will ask What is Scouting"
What do Boy Scouts do?" Scouting
means outdoor life and so health.
strength happiness and practical educa-
tion.
II develops the power Of initiative and
resourcefulness.
1t helps boys.
II insures good citizenship
The Boy Scout Movement healthfully
and saneiy offsets the disadvantages
which civilization has caused.
II seeks to help boys on leaving
school to escape the evils of blind al
ley occupations-that is, such work as
give the boy a mere wage for the NOM
ent. but leave him stranded without
any trade or handicraft to pursue when
he is a man and so send him as re.
cruit TO the great army OF unemployed
and. what is wore, the unemployable.
Scoutcraft includes Instructions in
First Aid. Life Saving. Tracking, Sig
Mailing. Cycling Nature Study, Seaman
ship, Campcraft. Woodcraft, Shivalry
and all of the handicrafts. No expen
sive equipment is required. All that Is
needed is the outof-doors, group OF
boys and a competent leader. BY com
| bining wholesome, attractive out-of
door activities with the Influence OF the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-02

Scout Oath and Law the Movement de.
velops character
In Scouting the boy does not stand
still. The opportunity and incentive
for progress are always at hand
He becomes a tenderfoot and then
second class scout, and then q first
class scout After this the whole sphere
Of the scout program is made available
by the boys own application in quail
flying himself to pass the tests for the
various principles OF life as set forth
in the Scout oath and Law.
Character development is the real oh
jective Of the Boy Scout Movement.
Every step in the Scouting program
is but a means 10 this end The variety
nd interest Of as well as the practical
knowledge insured by the tenderfoot
second class and first class tests are,
after ALL but a means for holding the
interest OF the boy, pledged to the Scout
Oath and Law. under such leadership
as will bring about character develop.
ment. Likewise the whole scheme OF
merit badges is primarily for this anne
purpose. The form Of troop organiza.
ton, the scoutmaster and his assistants
the local council, and indeed the Nat
lonal Council and all of its officers are
also but a means to this end.
This character develo ment mani
tests itself in health, efficiency. chiv
airy, loyalty, patriotism and good citi
zenship,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-02
ENCOURAGE FAMERS
TO KEEP SET BOOKS

TULSA. Okla--The Tulsa County
Free Fair Association has decided
that farmers should keep account
books In order TO put the idea into
execution. prizes will be offered at the
Tulsa County Free Fair next Septem.
ber for the best set Of books kept
by any farmer in Tulsa county from
April to September / OF this year.
The first prize in the contest will
be 500 letterheads and 500 envelopes
offered by local printing company.
Ledgers and other similar prizes will
be offered ~ second and third awards
The reason we are offering these
prizes is because we know that far.
mer will never know whether he Is
operating at loss or profit until
he keeps a good set OF books. Paul
e. Meyer. secretary Of the fair assoc-
alton. said IN announcing the prizes.
The only way he can discover leaks
in his system Is in kepng books. We
are going to make a little feature OF
this contest this year and try to i'm
press on the farmers the practca-
bility Of the idea"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-02
new GAS Rates
PUT IN EFFECT
Adjustment Makes 1t Higher
in Summer, Lower in Win
ter; Claim Is to Make 1t
Even Through Year.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla-A new
system OF adjusting gas rates was put
into effect Saturday by the state cor
poration commission when two orders
were issued setting new rates In Bar
tlesville and vicinity and Vlnita. The
rate to Bartlesville and adjacent terri.
tory will be s. thousand for the first
thousand feet and 45 cents a thousand
for all in excess OF me thousand. The
Vinita rate will be the same except that
all In excess OF one thousand viii be at
the rate of 80 cents thousand.
The order sets out that the rate is
adopted in an effort TO distribute the
cost of gas evenly over the entire year
than under the present system. BY set.
ting the rate high for the first thousand
feet. il can be lowered materially for
amounts greater than this. II was ex'
plained. The new rate is effective now.
II was necessary by cent Increase in
the city gate rate Of the Quapaw Gas
Company to % cents thousand.
The order states that the rate shall
be in effect t. months in order that
consumers who are forced TO pay more
the summer can secure the benefit OF
lower rates next winter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-02
RACQUET MEN0F
A. Il, 5. CONTESl
Four Left for Final Test
Singles; Winners Go TO
Southeastern Meet
at Durant. 2

Mohley Cromwell. Whitehurst aHf
Lamb will fight it out for individu&
honors in tennis singles Monday as
ternoon. as a result OF the first dayS
preliminaries ana seml.flnals for ~
selection Of the singles man to reprs
sent Ardmore high school at the D6
rant Southeastern tournament on Ape
49,
In tho morning session Cromwell es
minated Hester G-3, 60: JONES troun5
ed Bridge CO, GO. Mobley dcfeatt3
Evans G-2, G-l; Hardy forfeited to Anl
erson, who was eliminated by Whit
hurst. Ga. CO. Nolan forfeited !
Sayre, and Lamb defeated Tate In III
hardest fought set sof the day, G-2, Al!
6-3
In the afternoons series OF SEMI
finals Mobley defeated Sayre e-f, 61l
While Lamb, who is favored as wi
ner Of the tournament, nosed out hi
doubles tcammate, JONES, by a 81
| Ga count
Cromwell and Whitehurst defeatt|
Hester and Sayre in the openiT
doubles engagement by count OF 81
60; Lamb and JONES eliminated Waid
and White, G-l, Ga: Mobley and An
erton, teaming together drew a by
while Hardy and Evans nosed OF,
Nolan and Bride in the closest of II.
afternoons sets.
The semi.flnals and finals in bot
the doubles and singles are set f,
Friday afternoon, and It Is expecto
that some Of the hardest fought gam
Of the tournament will result II. III
/ encounter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-02
PRODUCERS PUT
BACK THE PRO
IN GOOD SHOW
Dallas City Leaguers Find Lo-
Gals Too Speedy; Fergy
Was Up to Snuff With
Lots of Speed.

Playing errorless ban behind The
best pitching that they have encount-
cred this season. Maloney's Producers
chalked mp their second practice win
of the week by trouncing the Dallas
city League Texas Furniture team by
a 81 count
The local teamwork took a semb-
lance of mid season form Payne
playing his first year at second was
an infield star, while the playing OF
Roy Webb in the left. garden was full
ly up to that of his 1921 form OF all
the shining lights of the day however.
was the excellent work of Ferguson,
local portsider. on the mound Taking
Frisco had allowed one run to be
marked up against the local entry as
result of two free passes and Nc
Kays sharp single In the opening
frame, Ferguson sent the Texas city
invdaers down hitless and runless
tanning nine of the twelve men who
faceds him
Threatening to score I'M the first
the Producers cut loose I'm the fourth
session, and before their attack could
be stopped had run two tallles across
the rubber as result Of Webb's
single, Youngs one base blow over
first, Jones single over second, seor
ing webb Behren hit 10 center fol
one base, stole second, and came home
on Eubanks' muff OF MAYORS ground
er.
The final talley came In the eighth
frame Young singled swiped secont
base, and came home on Hausman''
muff Of Jones fly in left field.
Lee Ballifant. the Dallas youngster
joined the locals today stepping int
short field berth. While oddly en-
ough he did not have single chance
corning his way. Ballifant showed th'
speed and fielding in the practice ses
sion 10 mark him as a first rater.
The same squads will battle this al
ternoon at T. o. park at o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-02
FRISCO TO HANDLE
5000 CARS CATTLE

SAPuLPA, Okla.-Several thousand
carloads of feeder cattle are 70 be
shipped through Supulpa during April
en- route to the pasture lands OF the
Usage country and Kansas where they
win be fattcnod for eastern markets.
orders Tor handling some 5000 ears
OF such cattle were secured by II. T..
DcLozicr. assistant general livestock
agent. and T. =. Tillman. general live.
stock agent OF the Frisco railroad. dur.
ing the recent cattlemcn's convention
held at Fort Worth. Texas.
An average car will hold about sS
head OF steers. and It is estimated that
the orders already booked will total
81 600 head Some 1000 cars viii come
in on the Red river division and the
other i.OOO from Oklahoma City.
The entire lots consist OF steers
ranging from three to seven years old.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-02
RAIL UNIONS WON'T
JOIN COAL STRIKERS

CHICAGO O-Persons In close touch
with rairpad labor unions saturday de-
MED that any action IN connection with
the coal miners strike is contemplated
at the conference of lenders of ib rail
way unions here Sunday. as was an.
nounced IN Cincinnati by y. ". FttH.
gerald. president Of the brotherhood OF
railway and steamship clrcks. freight
handlers. station and express employees
The meeting Is to discuss recommen.
dations for successor to Albert mil
llps. labor member of the railroad labor
board who recently resigned. it was
said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-02
'keting activities.
Radio Everywhere.

Radio messages can be heard any.
where on the earth, in the air, under
the ocean In the air mail service the
radio is Of immeasunlble value. The
army and navy constantly use radio
in communicating with airplanes and
balloons IN flight. Submarines entirely
submerged can receive radio messages.
You can talk with your friend in Per
nambuco by radio as easily as with
your next door neiehbor Imagine your.
self in the wilds Of Africa listening to
the results Of baseball game in Chi
cago, TO musical comedy on Broad.
way. to the latest news and political
gossip Of the day. II is now proposed
TO broadcast orchestral music from a
central point TO hundreds Of theaters
Radio messages are common property
They cannot be made exclusive or pri-
vate Anyone with the necessary re-
ceiving equipment can hear them. Just
now the broadcastng OF music and en-
tertainment has vogue
But when the novelty of the radio.
phone wears Off the chief function Of
the radio will inevitably be the dispatch
of news Already, news matter is in
creasingly being made n part Of broad
casting programs by private broadcast.
in gagencies.