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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-24
IzBA HANDL0WA POLSKO-WLO-
SKA w RHYME.

WARSZAWA. - w styczniu bedzie
Otwarta W Rzymie Izba handiOwa pol.
shOlwiOska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-24

Panama, ~ stycznia. = Ma po-
kfadzie okretu Venezuela" przy
by} tn onegdaj byiy premier gre.
cki, Venizelos wraz re swa mai.
zonka. Pahstwo Venizelos udaja
sic wkrotce ma Floryde, poczem
odbeda podroz po Po{udniowej
AJneryce.
BOLIVIA WoBEc UKLA.
Dow PERU 2 CHILE.
Washington, "a stycznia. -
Wczoraj oznajmiono tu, re d,
dziai Boliwji W konferencji wa.
szyngtonskiej, zwoiywanej spe.
cjalnie W sprawie doprowadze--
MIA do porozpnienia rniedzy RIA.
dem peruwiahskiin chilDskin'
cdnoSnie do wykonania traktatu
podpisanego W Ancon, muszi
zdecydowacate dwie wyzej wspo-
rrniane repnbliki.
iJezeli wiec sprawa ia bedzie
zdecydowana ma korzysc Boil
viii, wowczas Stany Zjednoczo-
ne przesla rzadowi boliwijskiemu
-. Z
odpowiednie zaproszenia przysia-
MIA do Waszyngtonu pelnomoc-
rych delegatow ma konferencje.
100000 BUSZLI ZBozA A
MERYKANSKIEGo DO
RoSJI.
Washington, "a stycznia.
Sekretarz Handlu, p. Hoover o.
,sw'iadczyi wczoraj, re 100000
buszli zboza amerykanskiego, "a
kuPionego tu sunny S20,0O0,0OO.
jake Kongres uchwaIii niedawno
ma akcje ratunkowa wsrod gio--
dem dotknietej ludnosci w Rosjil
= znajduie sic juz W drodze do
Rosii. Pan Hoover .dodai jedno-
czesnie, re obecnie laduje sic zbo
.zem jeszcze osiemnascie okretow
klore rowniel wkrotce5 odpiyna
do Rosji.
AMBASSADOR WLoSKI SKLA
DA KoNDoLENCJE DELE
.GAToWI APoSToLSKIEMU
Washington, "a stycznia. -
Ambassador wioski, p. Rolandi
Ricci, ziozy' wczoraj wizyts W
legacji papieskiej, gdzie oficjalnie
-wyrazii delegatowi papieskisnu
eel z powodu zgonu papieza. Pod
czas tel wizyty anlbasadorowi to-
warzyszys caiy sklad arnbasady
wioskiej. Caly wczorajszy dziehe
odwiedzali legacje papieska r6zni
przedstawiciele krajdv, wyraza-
jac kondolencje zpowodu snier-
ci papieza Benedykta XIV.
Wsr6d sfer waszyngtonskich
istnieje pezeswiadczenie, re oBec
nv delegat apostolski, Mgr. Bon
zano, bedzie wkrotce wywyzszo-
ny do godnosci Iardynaia. Take
rrzypuszczenie wyrazono wczo--
raj nawet W samej legacji ,papie-
skiej- !.
Washington, "a stycania.
:Prawdziwa niespodzianke spra
w;io wczoraj Sekretarzowi AWoj-
ny, p. Denby, oswiadczenie Mgna I
Pizzardo, re tylleo jedynie wojun
ny okret m6giby ma czaf przy-
wiesc do Rzymu amerykanskicli
kardynai6w. Pan DENLY oswald
Dokoiczenie ma strongly 2ej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-24
w SRRAWIE WYRoKU SE--
q DIEGO LANDISA. I.

w SI9Su JC0hSSO ~ SONhio y
dzia Lands odbedzie konferencje
z reprezentantami ,,Assiocia-
ted Builders of Chicago" j Bull;
ding Construction Employers
Association" W sprawie porozu-
rnienia sic co do wynagrodzenia
rcbotnfk6w przemysiu budowla--
nego ma rok, kt6ry sic rozpocznie
1go czerwca br. Utrzymuje sic
przekonanie, re ma tel konferen-
eli ME bedzie zmienione dotych-
czasowe wynagrodzenie robotni-
.kow. Sedzia Landis podwyzszyl
niektorym robotnikom skale pia-
cy, gdy sic okazaio, ze ME otrzy-
mali oni w pierwszym wyroku
.nslezytej skali. zadne wymie-
nionych powyzej stowarzyszeh
ME bedzie wpiywafo ma zrniane
wynagrodzenia. Czionkowie sto-
warzyszeh budowlanych ufaja
bez zastrzezen sedziemu Landi-
sowi i wierzay re potrafi on bez-
stronnie ocenic rzeczywiste wy
nagrodzenie. Wydziai kierowni--
kow rady zarzadu uni robotni--
kow przemysiu budowlanego od;-
byl wczoraj swoje posiedzenie w
budynku ,,Hodcarriers" w spra-
vie dalszego postepoWania W ak
eli strajkowej dla tych budyn-
lcow, W ktorych pracuja niehnijni
.robotnicy. Ma posiedzeniu tenn
ME 'byli obecni reprezentanci
trzech uni, mianowicie, mura-
rZy, elektrotechn1KoW i roDotnf
k6w, pracujacych przy ozdobach
zelaznych.
Prezes zarzadu uni robotni.
k6w przemysiu budowlanego O,
swiadczyl, re 2S uni stoi ma sta
nowisku wywoiania strajkow
tam, gdzie pracuia robotniey ME.
unijni. specjalna delega3cja cd
robotnikow unijnych zostala wy
siana do sedziego Landisa, 2 pro.
sba, by zrzeki sic dalszego polu-
bownego zaiatwiania spraw ro--,
botniczych.
KoBIETA CZLoNKIEM wy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-24
Kronika Chicagoska.

raby 'miasa czrtwae mad wypusz-
czaniem film, ME naruszajacych
moralnoSci, religji, ME obrazaja-
cych uczuc jakiejko1wiek narodo
wosci lub przedstawiajacych see
ny, ktoreby mogiy, pobudzie do
zaburzeh spokoju publicznego.
Do tego czasu cenzure film XII
nematograficznych przeprowa-
DIAL szef policji, Alderman John
Coughlin sprzeciwial sic odjeciu
prawa cenzuralnego szefowi poll
eli, twierdzac, re tax Jest dosyc
najrozmaitszych komisyjj. Spra-
wa ma bye rozstrzygnieta ego IL
tego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-24
KoRIETA cZLoNKIEM Wy
DZTALU WYKONAWCZEGO
FEDERAcJI PIRACY.

Parma Mary McEnerney 2 u
Mi introligatorskiej bedzie spra-
wowae urzad drugiego wicepre-
zcsa Illinojskiej Stanowej Fede-
racji Piracy. Jest to pierwsza ko-
beta. ktora zajmuje tax wyso-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-24
KoNKEAWE EGO LUTEGo.
Rzym, "a. stycznia. (Prasa St)
JUTRo PoGRZEB PAPIEzA
BENEDYKTA

REym, "a. stycznia (Prasa St')
- Pogrzeb Benedykta XIV. 70
sal wyznaczony na Srode po po-
srdniu, TAX ze ciafo jego W Bazy-
lice Sw. Piotra wystawione na
widok publiczny bedzie lezaso ME
dtu4ej jak p6ftora dnia, Bsdzie
to odstapieniem cd zwyczaju,
gdyz zwy1le ciato papieza byso
wystawiane na widok publiczny
W ciagu trzech dni. Benedykt
wyrazil zyczenie, azeby ciala je-
60 ME balsamowano.
Ostateczna decyzja co do CA
SD wystawienia ciasa na widok
publiczny zostanie powzieta ju-
tro rano.
Przeniesienie cia&a z saii trono
wei do Bazylin odoy4o SIC "iei
<ks uroczystoSeia.
Wczoraj caiy dzieh wielkie thu
my prblicznoSci przesuwaiy sic
pred katafalkiem papieskim.
Epidemic influency, na ktors
zmari pspiei, udzielisa sic j in
nym os0bom, kt6pe byly W stycz
noSci z papiezem. Bratanek pa
pieza marlciz Della Chiesa roz--
chorowal sic po wizycie papie-
zem. Siostra qapieza ksisina Per
sico ley obecnie chors W Wene-
eli na influence.
w cisgu ostatnich 10 dni kilku
cziouk6w gwardji papieskiej
zmarso na influence. Przypusz-
czaja re papiez zarazii sic cd je-
dnego ze swyeh domownfkow.
Dr.. Battistini poddal pokoje wa
tyka6skie dokiadnej dezynfekcji.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-24
zNIESIENIE GRANICY CELNEJ
MIEDZY POLSKA A GDANSKIEM.

WARSZAWA. - ,,Pzeglad Wieczor-
ny" pOdaje, ie Cd 1-gO stycxnia costa
Ia zmieniona granica ceIna miedzy Pol
ska 4 GdahskieEi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-24
MIASTo WZNAWIA SPRA-
WE ZNIzENIA oPLAT "a
ppZFJAZn
PRZEJAZD.

Chester E. Cleveland, special
ny radca transportacyjny zawia--
domii wczoraj kompanie tramwa
iowa, re bedzie prosii W imieniu
miasta Stanowa Komisje dla han
dlu wznowienie sprawy znizki
przejazdu W tramwajach. Ponie-
waz wczoraj biuro Komisji Sta
novel dla handlu byfo zamknie-
te, p. Cleveland odlozyl sprawe.
dc dzisiaj. Celem prosby ma bye
uchylenie rozporzadzenia, ktore.
pozwalalo kompanji tramwajowej
ma czerpanie sRolIycia- noWego n.
rzadzenia z furiduszu odnowie-
MIA. Sedzia Carpenter zapewnif
p. Clevelanda, re W kazdym cza-
sic uzyczy mu posiuchania W
sprawie przejazdu, kiedy tego p.
Cleveland zazada, wyrazR sic
nawet, re czeka ma p, Clevelanda..
ktory rzekomo posiada dowody
przekonywajace W sprawie rozpo
rzadzenia Stanowej Komisji dla
handlu CO do przejazdu tramwa-
jami.
CZLONKOWIE WYDZIALU
EDUKACYJNEGo STARAJA
SIZE UNIKNAc WIFZIENIA
Dziewieciu czionkow wydziaiu.
edukacyinego miasta Chicago 20
stale skazanych przez sedziego
Scanlana ma wiezienie ! zapiace-
ME grzywny "a nieposiuchanie
wyroku sadu. Swego czasu sad
zazadal W wyroku by wybrano
dra. Chadsey'a ponownie supefin.
tendentem wydzialu edukacyjne
go; czionkowie jednak wydziaSu
ME zastosowali sic do wyroku i
wybrali Petera A. Mortensona.
Skazani apeluja obecnie do Maj.
wyzszego Trybunafu, by unikn9c
wiezienia. Skazani So nastepuja-.
cy: p. Bither ma 5 dni wiezieniaI
i $500 grzywny, Albert severing-
,haus, : wiceprezydent wydziaiu
ma try dni wiezienia $500 ka-
.ry, Hart Hanson ma try dni vie.
.zlenia $500 grzywny, George B.
Arnold, byiy trustys wydziaiu, a.
obecnie stanowy, dyrektor piracy,
ma 2 dni wiezienia ! $3.50 grzy-.
dny, James B. Rezny ma jedenI
.dzieh wiezienia i $500 grzywny,
Francis B. Croarkin ma ] dziehI
wiezienia i $500 grzywny, DR.. B.
Klarkowsl<i, byiy trustys wydzia
ia szkolnego, ma jeden dzien wig
zienia i $500 grzywny PAM F. E.
Thornton ma $3.50 grzywny, p.
Sadie Bay Adair ma $3.50 grzyw-
ny, p. L. M. SnodgFass, byly tru-
stys wydziaiu szkoinego ma $500
.grzywny.
WALKA % CENZURE FILM
), KINEMAToGRAFICZ-
.NYCH.
Wczoraj " radzie iniejskiej
wznowiono wake 0 zaprowadze
ME cenzury kinenlatograficz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-24

DokoheEenie IA stroniey 2ei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-24
Pretensje Sowietow.
Prasa Francuska o Rezolucji
Senatora Nc Cormicka.
Kr6I KOnstanty Zamierza AbdykoWat.
Inne Telegrqmy Zagranicsne,

Wszystkie podejrzane osoby G
te chorobe umieszczone wszpitst-
iu Sw. Marty, ktory znajduje sic
ns terytoriurn watvkanskiem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-24
HUGHES aKONfERENCJA
GENUENSKA.
MOzIiW0$C zbfzeniaS SiqK0$CiO-
low WsChodniegOiz izaCh0dniegO
Byly Premier Creek Przybyl
Do Panamy.
BOLIVIA WOBEC UKIAD0W PERU Z CHILE
100000 zbOa Amaykaiskiego Do Rosji
Ambassador Wloski Sklada KondoIencie
Delegatowi Apostolskiemu.
Inne TeIegrdmy Krdjowe.
Ambassador Wloski Sklada K Kondolenc;e
Delegatowi Apostolskiemu.
Inne TeIegrGmy Krajo
BYLY PREMIER GREcKI
PRZYBYL DO PANAMY.

Panama, "a stycznia. - Ma po-
kladzie okretu Venezuela" przy
byi tn onegdaj byiy premier gre.
cki, Venizelos wraz re swa NAL.
zonka. Pahstwo Venizelos udajs
sic wkrotce ma Floryde, poczem
odbeda podroz po Po{udniowej
Asneryce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-24

.DOkoiczenie ma stroniSy 2sj.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-23

a terrible situation. In front of him
was that hunter in the tree and down
below were those ether hunters and
that dreadful dog. They all seemed
to be enjoying it. Yes, sir, they did.
Blunt Unc' Billy was too frightened
to even think. He hadn't the least
bit of hope.
There came a harder shake and
Unc' Billy's hind feet slipped. There
came another shake and inc Billy
lost his grip altogether. Off that
branch he flew and down, down,
down! He struck the tips of two or
three lower branches, but couldn't
catch hold of them. He heard joy
Gus yell from the hunters, and then
he struck the ground. He struck the
ground with a dreadful thump. Unc
Billy lay still. The dog rushed for
ward and grabbed him by the loose
skin on the back of his neck and
shook him. Then one of the hunt.
ers grabbed the dog and pulled him
away. You see, inc Billy hadn't
Hes dead" cried one Of the hunt
ers. THAT fall must have killed him.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-23
Three Boa Constructors
Found as Stowaways
On Voyage From Cuba

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Three boa
constructors which had run away
from a Cuban side show were met
and conquered on the voyage from
Havana which the steamship Orizaba
ended today.
Two Of the snakes were discovered
in the strong room. The third peep
ed out from an adjacent office.
At first the officers tried strategy.
Saturating a mop with chloroform
and thrusting it into the strong
room. The snakes just shifted and
wriggled along. Then the ''black
gang" a dozen strong, arrived from
the fire room and dispatched the
snakes with clubs.
The ships officers, after reiterating
that the ship was strictly dry, eX-
planned that the Orizaba several
months ago had carried a large cargo
of snakes for one of the attractions
in Havana's COney Island.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-23
Wife of President
OF Andrew College
Dies in Cuthbert

CUTHBERT, Ga, Dec. 22.-Mrs.
Frank G. Branch, wife Of President
Branch, of Andrew college, died at
the local hospital Tuesday afternoon.
She had been desperately i'll for sew
eral days. The college closed Tues
day.
The funeral services took place
here Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock, conducted by Rev. ]. S.
Grail, pastor of Methodist church,
assisted by Presiding Elder w. C.
Lovett. The body was taken to
Fort Valley on the noon train for in
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-23
BURGESS
BEDTIME
STORIES
By THORNTON w. BURGESS
inc Billy Has a Hard Fall
More frequently than you would
dream
Things are not really what they
seem.
-UnC' Billy Postum,
Inc Billy Postum.


The hunters at the foot of the
pine tree in which Unc' Billy Postum
was hiding were excited, quite as
much excited as the dog who had
driven INC Billy up that tree. They
were having a good time, were those
hunters. They didn't stop to think
that the enc they were hunting must
be having a terrible time. They were
sure that it was Bobby Coon who
was up in that tree, for it was Bob
by they had come out to hunt.
They kept flashing a light up in
the tree, but the branches were thick
and not once did they get a glimpse
of Unc' Billy Postum. Had they
been able to see him, they probably
would have shot him. Finally it was
decided that one of them should
climb that tree. 1t wasn't a hard
tree to climb. Unc' Billy could hear
that hunter scrambling up and draw
ing nearer and nearer. He crept out
as far as he could on a branch and
chung there.
Now, this is just what that hunter
had expected and so as he climbed
he carefully looked over each branch
as he came to it. When he reached
the branch on which Unc' Billy was
he saw him at Cnce. But it was
dark and he couldn't see clearly. He
still supposed that Unc' Billy was
Bobby Coon.
"Here he ISL yelled the hunter.
"He isn't very big fellow, so I'll
shake him off and we'll let the dog
kill him"
SO the hunters down below gath
cred in a circle, with the dog in their
midst, and the hunter in the tree be-
gan to shake the branch. Unc' Billy
chung with all four feet. The hunter
shook harder. inc Billy chung more
tightly. Up and down, up and down
went that branch. inc Billy had
backed so far out on it that there
wasn't much TO hold on to. 1t was
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-23
100000 PAID BY
STATE NE THOD|STS
To EDUCATION FUND
BY CONDO

Emory university has received
100000 of the 100000 collected to
date in the $23,OO0.OOo Christian ed
ucation movement in the bounds of
the southern Methodist church, &C.
cording to Paul A. Swan1, auditor
of the movement who was in Allan
ia this week. While here Mr.. Swank
went over the books of DR.. E. H.
Dempsey, secretary treasurer of the
Christian education movement in
the North Georgia conference.
According to Mr.. Swank, whose
headquarters are at Nashville, Tenn,
business conditions in Georgia and
South Carolina are booming. There
is more activity in every line of
trade, he says, and even the farm
ers who did not plant cotton or who
did not and were successful are pros,
porous.
North and south Georgia nave
paid in 100000 to date to the fund.-
he reports.
The campaign WIS begun on June
1, 1921. On the following first of
November the first payment was
due, and on the first of November
last, the second payment was due
from subscribers. Each subscriber
had five-year period in which to
pay up. The money paid into d
conference secretary treasurer is
sent to Nashville and from there
is disbursed quarterly.
Subscribers had the privilege Of
naming the school to which they
wished their subscriptions to go.
Schools so fortunate have been civ
en- their pro rata share but a large
sum has been set aside for erection
of new colleges and many are 60
ing up in the south.
Mr.. Swank recently returned from
Texas where he visited Bishop
Dickey. He leaves Wednesday for
Nashville.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-23

The cooperative marketing idea
is spreading like wildfire. Organ
ization of the pecan growers Of
South Georgia is now under way.
The latest association to begin
functioning is the Dark Tobacco
Growers Cooperative, with
headquarters at Hopkinsville,
which is following the footsteps
of the Burley Tobacco Growers
association on the road to pros
perity.
You will recollect the inspiring
story of the success of the Bur-
ley association, told through the
columns of this paper recently
by Judge Robert Bingham, edi-
tor of the Louisville Courier
Journal.
News stories Wednesday car
ried the announcement from
Washington that the War Fl
nance corporation has just APP
proved an advance of $7,500,000
to the Dark Tobacco association.
Now comes the announcement
of the formation of the Atlantic
Coast Poultry Producers asso-
citation (co-operative).
The formation of the big east
ern egg marketing association is
a part of a program to meet the
competition in New York and
eastern markets of eggs shipped
from California and other Pa
cific coast states. Upwards Of
100000 dozen eggs a year
from California, Oregon and
Washington are now shipped to
New York for sale, and it is al
legged by eastern poultrymen that
a large part of these eggs, which
are three or four weeks old upon
arrival, are sold as fresh eggs,
to the detriment Of nearby pro-
ducers. A large portion of the
Pacific coast eggs are sold
through cooperative market
ing associations, but the condi-
tions complained of are not at
tributed to those co-operatives.
James Whetsel, president Of
the Atlantic Coast association,
who is a prominent poultryman
at Vineland, N. J., says that the
main purposes of the new asso-
citation would be to put a stop to
unfair competition in egg mar
keting by informing consumers
Of the frauds and receptions
now practiced upon them, to
stabilize prices and to encourage
the production and consumption
of better eggs.
Territory in which the new as
ISOLATION will operate includes
New England, New York, New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The Atlantic Coast Poultry
Producers association succeeds
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-23
Evans Says Klan
Defeated Beveridge;
Talks With HARDING

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The de-
feat in the recent elections of w. Y.
Morgan, aspirant for the governor
ship of Kansas and of Albert j. Bev.
eridge for United States senator from
Indiana, was brought about primar.
lily as a result of Governor Henry
Aliens fight against the Ku Klux
Khan in Kansas.
This was the answer today of the
invisible empire" to Allen, who has
announced that bold attempt" on
the part of Imperial Wizard Evans to
convert him to the khan cause has
ended in dismal failure.
DIR. Evans and other khan leaders
apparently are in Washington with
a hope of indicating the khan of
the many charges against it. They
also desire to place on the official
records the klan's aims and belief.
DR.. Evans admitted that he has
been to many of the official build.
ings in Washington although he de-
clined to saw who he had seen
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-23
Texan Is Forced
To Cash Check for
Galveston Robber

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 22.-
A personal bodyguard protected A
Campbera, general manager of g.
Galveston cotton concern, today fol-
lowing one Of the boldest holdups
on local record.
Campbera was forced by former
employe, at the point of a revolver,
to write check for $4,000 and walk
through the streets to the bank and
cash it, late yesterday.
Walking behind Campbera the
robber and his victim passed crowds
on the street without being noticed.
After obtaining the money the rob-
Der forced Campbera into a taxi
cab and he was taken from the city.
After returning Campbera receiv-
ed a long distance call asking if he
had notified police.
well, Iii be down to get you,"
he was told
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-23
PRESIDENT ON
COOPERATIVE
MARKETING

81 know of no single movement
that promises more help toward
the present relief and the perma-
nent betterment of agricultural
conditions than the cooperative
marketing of farm products.
81 am anxious that the govern
ment do everything within reas-
on and sound procedure; and /
am still more anxious that the
farmers shall themselves coop
crate to make the government
effort dOubly efficacious.
I'm the long run, government
aid cannot be made effective I'M
less the farmers shall be organic
ed and alive to their own respon-
sibility to establish and use prac-
teal instruments for the distri-
button of credits and the assur-
ance of the most economical
marketing methods. "-President
Harding's letter of December IA,
1922.
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the New Jersey Poultry Produc-
ers' association, which began
business a year ago and has
been very successful in market
ing eggs from several houndred
New Jersey farms. The results
obtained by the New Jersey as
ISOLATION, Mr.. Whetsel said, led /
to suggestions for charging its
size and scope. Following con-
ference with groups Of poultry
men in other states, the ques-
ton of changing the name and
certificate Of incorporation of
the small association was sub
mitted to a referendum vote of
the members, and met with al
most unanimous approval.
At present the association
maintains offices and selesrooms
at Ia Jay street, New York.
Branches will be established in
other eastern cities from time to
time. The association also pub
lished the. Cooperative Poultry
man, a semi-monthly magazine
devoted to commercial egg farm
ing and cooperative marketing.
Present officers of the asso-
citation will remain in office I'M
til next August, and additional di-
rectors will be elected from 9TH
er states as the membership in
creases. Membership drives
have already been begun in New
York, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia.
The first officers of the Allan
tic Coast Producers are: presi-
dent, James Whetsel, of Vine
land, n. j.; vice president, Harry
Fl. Ober, of Lakewood, N. j.;
Secretary, Frank App, professor
of farm management at the New
Jersey State agricultural col.
lege; treasurer and general man.
ager, Herman B. Walker. All
the officers and directors, with
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He isn't a Coon at all; he's a Pos
sum, as sure as I liver'
The hunter picked up Unc' Billy
by the tail and held him up, while
the other hunters gathered around to
lock at him. They were in great
glee, were those hunters as they
looked at Unc' Billy hanging there
lifeiess. At once they began to make
plans for Postum dinner. Then
they sent the dog on to hunt for
Bobby Coon and they followed. one
of them carrying poor Unc' Billy by
the tail, They thought he was dead
But he wasn't
Copyright, 1922. by T. w. Burgess.)
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Santa Claus Saved
From Jail Sentence
By Children's Pleas

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Children
of Staten island are looking for
ward to bulging stockings Christ
mas morning. They saved a Santa
Claus from dire things in Thomp
kinsville court yesterday, where
some rude policemen had taken
him on a charge of blocking traf-
tic. Faced by the walls of scores Of
children who had followed Sant;7
and the officers into court room,
City Magistrate Fethersone dis
charged Kris Kringle. with wara
ing that he provide himself with
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Requisition Issued
For Georgia Men

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Dec. %.
Acting Governor Hiram Lloyd today
issued acquisitions on the governor
of Georgia for J. w. Hudson, Jr.,
and Carl Frederickson. They are
wanted in connection with the kill
ing of druggist in Kansas City in
a hold-up. The men are under ar
rest in Georgia.