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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. oct. s.-The
trend was higher today In the cot
ton market as the result OF what
were generally called bullish bu-
Teau reports ON the crop. strong
advances attended the opening but
later there were reactions under
general selling. In the late trading.
me market strengthened again and
the close was at net gains on
the day OF 26 10 81 points with De-
cember at 2014c.
The opening bulge OF 3s to IL
points was due 10 tho ginning fig
ures Of 3,SS3,006 az tho output TO
the 25th Of September. a smaller
total than expected and to favor
able political and Liverpool news.
The governments report OF so per
cent OF normal as the condition OF
the crop on September 20, indicat-
ing a yield OF l0,13b,O0O bales.
caused a further rise 10 2O.4sc for
December, widening the gains to
4S to 66 points. This was the high
point OF the day.
For a while realizing by longs
and general selling held the mark ct
down and at one stage the most
active months were to points
under the close OF yesterday, De-
cember trading down to i9.S0c, but
in tho late trading determined sup
port was offered and the market
responded.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
Victims Refuse
To Prosecute 63
Year Old POnzi
Mrs. Susan Krause, Held
With Spouse, Breaks
Her 4-Day Fast

POMERON. ohio. oct. a
Mrs Susan Kraus, 6d. with her
husband 6S held In tho county
jail on q charge pf cmhctzlemcnt
and alleged by county officials to
have mullted poWoroy people out
" more than $500 O0O by promises
uf returns rlVnliug those promised
by pou1i the boston fiuanClor. to-
day began the fourth day Of her
sclf-imposed fast.
Meanwhile. the grand Jury r.
ready tu begin "a rigid invpstigu-
tiun of the financial transactions
uf the couple covering the past -
years Scores ~ citizens were
ready go go before the inquisltora
ana tell how. when promised re-
turns from 10 to so por cent for
their money ana thoy entrusted
large sums to the woman and that
IN many casos tho interest had
been paid IN advance.
At the same time the United
states federal court had under way
proceedings I'm bankruptcy de-
signed to show what assets. n any.
were left 20 meet the rapidly
mounting claims.
Il VIII not prosecute Mrs.
krhus" fred Guth, local banker.
who loaned her t72 OO0. declared.
- wish they would let her out.
She might straightcn things out
Guth said he had thought ha
alono was loonlnR money to the
woman alleged fIuBncior.
Mrs Klaus broke h-t four-iby-'
fast late this afternoon when she
drank some milk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEADERS COMING
County Association Holds
It's Annual Convention
Here Wednesday

nh" TULSA County sunday school
association will convene I'm annual
session wednesday afternoon at 2i50
o'clock at Boston Avenue NJ. H..
church. with tho president, Frank
C. Thompson IN charge Spec, hes
scheduled are. song service ana DE-.
votion. led by Leslie Miller: welcome
address. Rev l.. y Bartou. response,
E, V Hartman, How Shall We In
forest the So-callcd sunday school
Graduate7" Merle G. Prunty. "a
Service Worth while" J. S. potcrs.
state general secretary. memorial
service, led by r. w. Gurvlu: "Im-
portauce " Teaching Temperance I'm
the sunday school" Mrs. Josephine
NJ. Buhli appointment Of commit.
tees
For tho evening session at 1850
o'clock th" program viii be song
service ana devotion, led bv Rev. r..
". Murphy. Moving Picturra aud
the Junior Church as Related to the
sunday school" pr John A Rico VI
Okmulgee: "Early Impressions" j.
S. Peters
The public IN invited to attend any
0f the two days sessions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
WISE WOMEN

a famous medical man of ancient
times states regarding his writings
that they were but a collection of
knowledge obtained from the Wise
Women"
DO YOU realize that In those times
the women. and not the men. knew
about the healing properties OF me-
dicinal plants. roots and herbs? ?
From the earliest times, women had
knowledge of the treatment OF dis
easo and OF the healing merit OF
roots and herbs.
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetables
Compound was originated by n wo-
man. Lydia ~. Plnkham. and Is now
known and praised by women of all
ages. II In prepared from roots and
herbs having medicinal action OF
great value in the treatment of trou-
bles women so often havo.---Adver-
tlsament,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
SHARP ADVANCE
FELT IN STOCKS
Standard Oil Is Individ-
ual Feature of Day
on Stock Mart

NEW YORK, oct. 3--Another
.,,rn advance in prices took place
I'm todays stock market session.
standard oil stocks were the indi-
yidual fentures. Standard OF CALI
f1ruia was pushed up Id points 10
"a new high record, and Standard
~ New Jersey established a new
peak price on n gain OF Z points
6fbpr oils were strs&g In sympathy.
MEXICAN Petroleum registered gain
of 4 points with gains OF l TO l-2
hainp made by Transcontinental As
s1ciated oil and the Pan-Amerlcan
Issues. Total sales were $4,000
shares.
The outstanding development In
the rail list was 7-point gain by
delaware, LaCkawanna u western
which ls expected to profit heavily
through shipments OF hard coal. and
is reported to be considering an ex-
ira distribution TO stockholders.
other hard coal carrying railroads
advanced but less sharply. gains OF
ttn2 ia being recorded by Reading,
T.shlgh valley and Delaware Il Hud-
son.
Further advances took place I'm
sY.ar shares IN response TO addition
al announcements Of price increases,
American Beet Sugar advancing 2
poiuts with smaller gains being re-
corded bv American, Cuba Cane and
puDfa Allegro. Equipments contin-
ned 20 reflect the influx of heavy
orders nt the principal plants, gains
Of 1 10 4 l-2 points being recorded
hv Baldwin, American and Lima
Locomotives, Railway steel Springs
and pullman.
resumption Of pool operations was
evident IN the activity manifested by
several gpecinltios. National Biscuit
was pushed up 10 IA points on re-
ports that the company was contem-
plating splitting up its present shares
into three Of four parts and increas-
ing the dividend. Loose Wiles Bis
cult advanced In sympathy.
Kresge also enjoyed a sensational
advance Of more than 10 points on
rrnors Of Increased dividend dis
bursements. Copper shares, espec-
tally South American issues, were
more active than usual.
Call money opened at "a but
oased of to 4 1-2 Just before the
close. Time money was also in
cllned TO ease in response to tho
clearing up of first of the month
transactions. The commercial paper
market was quiet.
Foreign exchange rates were
slightly better. Sterling was a bit
weak at the opening but strength
ened to nearly S4.40 later the ad
vance being checked by heavy offer
ings Of cotton bills. German marks
were heavy. selling Just over cents
a hundred.
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Operation Not Successful

"Slxtcen years ago I was operated
for appendicitis and later operated
again for gall stones. Neither did
me any good. and I suffered all
kinds OF torture since. Five years
ago ] took Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy ana have felt no symptoms or
pain since. All stomach sufferers
should take H." II IN n simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from tho intes-
tinal tract and allays the inflamma-
ton which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal ALL
msuts, including appendicitis. one
dose viii convince or money refund
cd. Al all gists--Adyertise
mcnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
TENDENCY IS UP
ON WHEAT MART
Uneasiness Over Armis-
tice in Near East Af-
fects Market

CHICAGO. oct. 3.-Whoat prices
developed an upward tendency to-
day owing largely to unoasiness re-
Eardlng the outcome OF the armis-
tlce conference at Mudanid and as a
result of heavy speculative buying
OF corn. The wheat market closed
firm. 3-4c to b-Sc net higher, with
December Si.O6 10 Is and May
Sl.0S i-2 TO $-0s SIS. Corn gained
5-S to 3-Sc and oats i-4c al as
to ] b-Sc. The finish in provisions
was unchanged to cents lower
a decrease In the Canadian visible
wheat supply total was additional
bullish factor. Fresh estimates OF
world import requirements and OF
the 1922 Canadian yield were OF
only temporary effect In easing the
market during the midoic Of the
board OF trade session.
Bulges In the value Of corn gave
the wheat market much OF tho re-
newed upward impetus shown as the
day drew to n close. Besides n bet
ter flour trade was reported, to-
gether with higher premiums for
wheat in positions TO be delivered on
the spot For such immediate de-
livery. red wheat premiums were I'm
some cases quoted as much as 4
CENTS nlgner, no. rcd closing at
cents over, December as against 5
cents over on the day before.
Commission house buying of corn
was on "A broad scale. Bullish crop
estimates Issued yesterday having n
decidedly stimulating influence on
demand. Sales OF corn TO exporters
were eaid TO have been far beyond
the amounts made public. Oats re-
Elected the action OF corn.
Absence OF any pressure TO sell
kept the provision market about
steady, despite lower quotations on
hogs.
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SPOKE TO ADVISORY BOARD
$. A. Officers Tell Citizens OF Work
Organization Is Accomplishing.

Commissioner william Peart. SAL
walton Army head In this territory
and Brig. Gen. Anna j. Cowden
secretary of the women's social de-
partment OF the central army terri
tory. spoke at II luncheon given by
the advisory board Tuesday noon iu
the young women's boarding home
on North Cheyenne. Advisory board
members are j. Burr Gibbons. A. V.
Davenport, Il. Fred johnson, Alva J.
Niles. X. w. Kiskaddon. Ralph Tai
bot. Ralph II. Berry. N. Il. Graham.
Max May. DIR. G. s. Summers. w. q.
Buck. l.. y. Jackson and y. NJ.
Gallagher. Commissioner Peart left
Tuesday afternoon for Drumright.
where he is to open new corps, and
Brigadier General Cowden for san
Antonio, where she will assist in the
dedication OF a new rescue home for
girls,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
u. S. IS INCITING
MEX REVOLUTION?
MeXicans Claim American
Activities Favorable
to Rebels

MEXICO CITY, oct g--uo,is,n
ncvapupors today published stories
under tho sensational headline.
United states Government Trying
10 Encourage Revolution IN Mex
icol"
According 60 newspaper secret
bulletin dealing with Mexican AZ
fairs has hecn issued by Melting
Hanna, chief ot the Mexican division
uf the United N1tes state depart
mcnt which shows pnrtinlitles 10 tho
enemies OF the Obrogou administra-
tion.
The paper claims There IL reason
10 believe Francisco Mureui4
'McNicnn rebel loadeD cpmmunl-
Gated secretly to Secretary OF the In-
terror Fan plans FOR the overthrow
Of tho Obregon government.
The secret state department huile-
tin. tho papers declare, say Obregon
would be unable to cope with an
uprising led by Murgula who is said
10 be In Texas at present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
FIELDS OPENS ON
9TH LAP OF RACE
coNrINuEp FRoM rAdE oNE

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE
does not raise sufficient funds to
pay the cost for fun term Of at
least seven months, aid from the
state treasury TO compictc the fun
term should be supplied and the
state. not the school district, should
pay for all textbooks. Every ef-
fort should be put forth to relieve
the people OF the burden which has
been imposed upon them by the
frequent and unnecessary changes
In textbooks which have been
made"
Call to All Reds.
Fields also referred to the let
ters sent out last week by the ex-
ecutive committee OF the recon
struction league to all farm and
labor unions in the United States
and Canada. in which appeal was
made for funds
They are seeking aid from all IN
ternational radical organizations"
Fields charged. THAT letter spe-
officially proves that Jack Walton is
running for the reds OF this state
and not the democrats. The DEM
ocratic party has no candidate for
governor"
While this county has been
conceded TO be Walton's strongest
territory. loyal business men. both
democrats and republicans said
that Fields would poll big vote
and has a big chance to carry the
county, normally democratic. Pres
ident Harding and Senator Reed
carried the county by more than
one thousand votes. and Il IS be-
lieved Fields will carry 1t by a
smaller majority.
Walton got a big vote here in the
primaries, but local men say many
OF his supporters have left his chip
and are flocking to Fields.
Fields VIII Carry County.
Jasper Butler. local real estate
dealer. who Is among the farmers
OF the county a great deal, says
that he has found only two re-
publican farmers who are for wal
ton, while he has talked to more
than hundred democratic farmers
who are wearing Fields buttons
and making private campaigns for
him. Butler believes that Fields
Will carry the county.
Another man, who is optimistic
over the local situation, is w. II.
Harrison, principal chief OF the
Choctaw Indians. and local republi-
can chairman. While Harrison is not
so sure OF Fields winning LeFlore
county he is impressed with the
strong swing towards Fields and
says that the editor-candldate will
win big vote. Fields was presented
today by Harrison.
Sentiment for either Fields or
Walton has not been pronounced un-
I'll last week, according TO Harrison
and Butler. The earlier part of the
campaign, LeFlOre county was quiet
but the last week politics has be-
come the fayorite argument. The
distant date OF tho election is re-
garded locally as favorable TO Fields
II the election were held today
many here believe that Walton
would win, but each day Fields SEN
timent grows stronger and by No
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
Refined. Delicate Skin
Secured by Absorption

No complexion can he considered beau.
tful n tho skin Il coarse In texture. This
trouble can DO overcome ny opvnins ami
cleansing tho pores. the closing Of which
makes tho skin rough. To open tho porss
and rennve dir, and impurities. use the
mercoliEed wax process The wax com
pietely hbs0rbH the rough. faded or dis
colored outer skin ana unoloEs the pores
The fresh, young akin underneath then
In evidence ia eNquiHitely delicate, refined
and beautiful Ana ~ II kept go. as the
pores nov freely eNpel effeto matter ana
drink In the llfo-siying, circulation pro-
noting Oxygen.
Mercolized wax, because ot It's wonder.
ful absorption power. II fast superoeding
other treatments Tor coarse, pimpy, ysl
low. muddy or blotchy skin II In applied
a. night like cold cream ana washed off
neat morning. The wax, TO be had at any
drug store lone ounce will do), Ia entirely
harmless --A Adv ertisement.
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CHICAGO, Oct, 3-Cattle Receipts
ls 900. strictly good and choice native
steers and yearlings strong 20 higher,
tured beef steers 1i2b0 long yeSrlinFs
1laab, bulk beef steers fs,50hli25. bulls
and veal calves steady 20 weak, she stock
ana stockers and feeders about steady.
bulk bologna bulls around fi0G bulk. beef
cows and heifers E,25 q 500. stockers and
feeders t6,25G7,25,
ally S6c lower bulk $50 TO 2ie-pound aver
ages 80 97bWl0.o0, top 1l0,l0. 200 10 800
pound butchers mostly 5000 u9.0o. bulk
t900m9.eb. killing classes fs,50U025,
sheep--Receipts 10000, best fat lambs
about steady, in-between grades natives
dull choice Idaho lambs iit4O. best ma,
tlves bid tis75, bulk around ti3.OoQissO.
sheep generally steady. fat heavy and
strong weight ewes mostly f3,b0d b.2b
hid $3.50, feeding lambs about steady at
SlG.Gs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
Whites Trial Sent
OUer Until February

EMPORIA. Kan. oct. S.-The trial
or William Allen White, scheduled
yesterday for November 10. will not
no held until the February term OF
court, County Attorney Roland BOyn-
ton. announced today. Instructions
from II. J. Hopkins attorney gem
eral call for n continuance .. -"
case because of the recent death OF
Whites attorney. Henry Ganse.
white In charged with violation OF
the Industrial court law by display
Ing n placard expressing sympathy
for strikers. I'm the window OF his
newspaper office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
MRS. FELTON, TO
FILL UNEXPlRED
TERM OF WATSON
CONTINUED FnoM rAGr ONE

CONTINUED From PAGE ONE
crnor Harlwick, IN n statement
said he had offered the appoint
ment 90 Mrs. Watson. the widow of
the late senator. hut 10 my deep
and real regret Mrs. Watson has
conveyed the information to me
that III health and aversion to the
public station In her own name
renders It impossible Tor her TO ac-
cept"
Tho statement then conti.ucd:
In all the circumstances. have
concluded 10 bcstow the honor Of
this appointment upon another
noble Georgia woman, The lady
have selected for the appointment
Is now ant has been for many years
the warm and loyal friend OF the
distinguished Georgian who she
temporarily succeeds In this high
office. She Is my own loyal, de-
voted and dearly loved friend. She
ls splendidly fitted to adorn the
highest public station In the land
for she wiclds the gifted pen OF a
Cogeut and forceful writcr and has
all the qualifications OF heart and
head that equip one for broad and
constructive statcsmcnship. She Is
wise. even beyond her years and Is
glorious IN tho sunset OF n splendid
and useful life. She Ia known ana
loved throughout Georgia, the
south and the country aA Gcorgias
foremost woman citizen"
Governor Hardwick said Mrs
FELTON, would serve until the gem
eral election November Z, when n
successor to fiji the unexpirod term
will be chosen.
under the circumstances" the
statement said. 81 ahoul. hesitate
TO make any appointment II the
laws OF Georgia did not require It."
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cepts rs, 600 beet steers 1900 up. steady,
top 5000, best held above Iii.OO. calves
bulls. fat she stocs and stOckeTs and feed D.
ers iiO 90. cows t3.75gB00, bulls mostly
l3.:bG37b, feeders Eb,2Bq7 26 stocherE
iA,aOd7b0, other classes around steady.
Gamers and cutters generally 236m32b.
HoFs--Rece 10000. tOd2hc lower.
packer top $3.50 ll0 90 l6o-pound butch
ors f9.l5M925. 10 to 2t0.pouud mostly
80 f0n9.7b, bulk SelbTs.75. packing sows
$50 ESQ lower mostly i7.J0mT76 stock
pigs iOa 25c lower. bulk 39.2ba 80. mos.
lat natives 80 66.
shcep-Recoi pts 600 killing classes
generally steady, top western lambs SIS 30,
most lots fi3.J0QI390, natives largely
sl2.0opi3o0, odd lot fat ewes 1850 q s On,
feeding lambs tt325, feeding wethers
$3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
Railroad Traffic Is
Increasing 0Ucr W. W.

ST. LOUIS. act. S--improy. mout
In business conditions In tho south
west is reflected by the Increased
car londings. the Missouri, Kansas
& Texas railroad announced today.
for September this year were nearly
two thousand cars heavier than for
the same period last year. The an
nouncement stated that the hand
ling OF 10000 more loaded freight
cars In September than In August in
dlcatod that the NJ, X. " r In re-
covering rapidly from the effects OF
the shopmen's strike The shop
forces OF the NJ, *. n T. have been
reouitcd TO SO per cent OF normal, II
was added.
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vember 7. Il is believed that no will
be the favorltc In this election
Party T. Iniarglng
nr. w. l.. McWlllinms OF Miami.
candidate for corporation commits
siouer, reioincd the party today after
q weeks absence. due to illness Fat
Malloy of Okmulgec, candidate for
mine Inspector and John Uailey.
candidate for insurance commission
er. also Joined the Fields party here
today
The committee horo today devcl-
opcd into a tull-fledged Fields rally.
many democrats were present and
one, G. Hodge OF Tuilhina. Baptist
preacher, In a short talk said that
anyone who didn't support Fields
was a Stacker His remarks were
cheercd for several seconds
several people from Fort Smith.
Ark., Waltou's former homo, were
here today and attended tho Fields
mcctiug. All OF them said they were
interested IN Fields campaign ana
wanted to see him win.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
AUTO CLUB HAS ELECTION
Director for Coming Year Elected AT
Annunl Meeting,

Directors for the Automobile club
OF Oklahoma for the coming year
were elected at tho annual meeting
of the club Tuesday noon at Ed
Woods cafe. These were. Frank I.
GlnsscoCk. STANDBY Thomas, D. W.
Moffitt, II. w. Kiskaddon, James -.
Porter Il. II. Wict. A. l.. Dchner, T.
.. Smith. j. a. Robinson w. B. Kill
NOR, n. a. Trusty, DIR. A. Ray Wiley.
II. o. Weaver. Maxwell Smith, VIII
liam Holden. w. A.. Moore. r. NJ
Foster of Drumright, w. w. Groom
az Dr!s:ow and 9. y. Greer 90 Sand
Springs The board OF directors Will
meet In two weeks to elect officers
and the executive committee.
During the meeting reports were
made by the present board and sec
retary as to the activities for the past
year ami the work for the coming
year was discussed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
To Name Commission.

WASHINGTON, oct. 3.--The
white House announced thla after
noon that the personnel OF the fed
eral commission to be selected ny
President Harding to investigate tho
COIL industry would bo announced
on Friday Neither tho United Mine
Workers nor the coal operators will
be represented on the commission.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
TraylOr-DeUey Company
Lands Contract for
Pressure Reservoir

The contract on the high pres
sure reservoir. known as contract
No. II, was awarded to Traylor-
Dewey company OF Allentown. Pa.
by tho water board Tuesday. The
reservoir is 10 he erected on the
hill north OF Tulsa and will have
capacity OF 100000 gallons OF
water. This particular section OF
the enterprise viii cost s150,000.
The water board will go into ses-
sion again at 10 o'clock Wednes-
day morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
Even Careful
CaIomeI Users
are SaIivated
Very Next Dose Of Trescherous
Drug may Start Trouble

Calomel Is dangerous. IL may
salivate ycu and make you suffer
fearfully from soreness OF gums
tenderness Of Jaws and teeth. swol,
lon tongue, ana excessive nliva
dribbling from the mouth. Don't
trust calomel. IL is mercury; quick
silver,
II you feel bilious. heaiachy, con
stipated and all knocked out. lust 10
10 your druggist and get bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for n few cents
which So \ harmless vegetable sub.
stitute for dangerous calomel. Take
spoonful and II Il doesn't starr
your liver and Btraightcn you up
better and quicker than nasty Gallo
mel and without mnking YOU sick
you Just go back and get your
money,
IL you take calomei today you1l he
sick and nauseated tomorrow, e..
sides. ~ may salivate you, while ~
YOU take DodsOn's Liver Tone you
win wake up feeling great. No salts
necessary, Give II 10 the children
because II IL perfectly harmless ana
can not salivate, Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
Party Is Off N0U as
SieUfhS Get Booze

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 3-Llduor
valued Dt $4,000 was seized by fed
oral prohibition agents here today
IN two two hotel rooms rented In tho
name OF Rene Clcre, secretary of
the Grain Dealers National associa-
tlon. which is holding It's annual
convention here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
Another u. S. Aviator
To Try Special Flight

WASHINGTON. oct. 3.--The war
department announced this after
noon that Lieut.. Leland s. Andrcws
would leave Houston. Texas. about
October 3 on n nonstop airplane
flight from the Gulf OF Mexico to
Canada. Andrews will proceed
from Houston 10 the gulf and di-
rect from there 10 Mount Clomons,
Mich.
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McAdoo Hears the CniI.

DENVER, Colo, oct. a.--W!iliam
q. MoAdoo, former secretary OF the
treasury. viii address n mass meet
lng at the municipal auditorium
here Monday, October 16 as the
opening gun In the democratic
eubernatorial campaign, Il was an
nounced todny