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Evening star., 1926-10-22
AID OF 5 STATES
SOUGHT IN DISPUTE
Donahey and Gc17e Carry
. Coal Freight Rate Fight
to Other Governors.
B. the Associated Press.


COLUMBUS, Ohio, October 22.-
Efforts Of GOV Howard NJ. Gore of
West Virginia and Gov. Vic Donahey
Of Ohio to align five Northwestern
States of their respective sides in the
present coal rate controversy came to
light here yesterday when copies Of
letters written by the two executives
10 governors of the five States were
made public.
The letters were sent to the gov
ernorS of Michigan. Wisconsin. Mime
Sofa. North and South Dakota. States
depending chiefly on their coal sup
ply through Great Lakes shipments
j ON Ohio ports. Gov. Donaheys let
Ter was in the nature of a rebuttal to
1'rat sent by Gov. Gore, who asked
tnoen States to intervene in the coal
lee case before the Interstate Com
r}orce Commission on the side of
Vest Virginia. Kentucky. Tennessee
and Virginia in an effort to have
j. aSent rates maintained.
ohio and Pennsylvania. joining
with opera ators Of those States are
nking TO have the Interstate Com
rt@rce Commission fix a higher rate
" ferential on rail shipments to lake
7'nriS in favor of Ohio and western
'ot rates from Ohio and Pennsyl.
N7"fa are excessive in comparison
y h rates to the same points from
' ost Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee
ED Virginia
COY Gore Said that Ohio and Penn.
iT9nia I'm effect. have appealed to
governmental agencE to create for
''hl an artificial monopoly in the
'"kets of the Northwest. They
i'd take from Federal subsidy
fhe form of greater preferential
'"v. DoHhey said that Ohio and
f'"HnSylvania s fight is not for an In.
oas" in rates from West Virginia
nhd other Southern states coal fields
',f reduction in rates from
MO fields. This. he said would IN
ure the Northwest against higher
Hr"1s Tor Southern States coal, and
az me same time insure them a sun.
lPE "t ohio coal which. he declared
tarred from Northwestern markets
'oca'ise of present Ohio freight rates
Evening star., 1926-10-22
BIBS AND BOOKS ON VIEW
AT EXPOSITION IN PARIS

Sy the Associated Press
PARIS, October 22.-Rihs and hooks
.cNcieS and bathtubs - everything
pertaining to children-are on show
az the Exhibition for the Youth in
the Tuiler1es Gardens.
foungsters cavort about the place
an DAY long. some playing with dolls
In the nursery room. others studiousI,
reading in the schoolroom. but the
majority playing at various outdoor
games in the yard.
An American woman. visiting the
eXhlpltlon and desirous Of playing the
rairy godmother to some French Child
selected scholarly little chap about
10 years old. wearing glasses, quietly
engaged in looking over the books in
the library. Surely here was a child
who would appreciate a good book,
Which one Of these books do Won
WANT" she asked the boy. Il viii
buy 1t for YOU"
'If it is all the same to YOU" the
youngster announced. II would rather
have a foot ball"
Evening star., 1926-10-22

The Washington Cosmopolitan Club
held its annual ladies' night celebra.
tion at the Carlton Hotel. Sixteenth
and II streets. Wednesday night. The
affair was the first large entertain
ment at the new Carlton Hotel and
was atteded by number of promi-
nent WaShingtonians.
approximately 200 members Of the
club and their guests attended the din
rer dance. Special entertainment was
brought from New York City for the
occasion. Speeches were barred ex-
Cept for short welcome by Ernest
r. Herrell, president OF the club, to
N" members and congra atula tions TO
larry Wardman, builder and owner of
the hotel
The entire entertainment program
was under the direction of Frederick
j. Rice. The civic affairs committee
Of the club is working out a plan
whereby they will cooperate with SINH,
lar clubs in an investigation of crime
conditions "f the city. particularly
with view 10 suggesting quicker and
more dra site action by the courts. The
committee will report its plan at the
f"Nt meeting of the club. week from
TO-DAY
Evening star., 1926-10-22
GUILTY OF WIFE MURDER.
Jury Convicts Man Who Claimed
Staying Was by Burglars.

UNIOETOWE. Pa. October % Lp).
The jury in the case Of Joseph NJ.
Weisel, charged with the Staying Of
his wife last July 6, last night re-
turned verdict of guilty, with a
recommendation that the sentence be
life Imprisonment
Weisel, an automobile dealer, main
tanned that Mrs. Weisel was slain by
burglars. A confession Weisel was al.
legged to have made following the
shooting and later repudiated by him
was charged by the prosecution TO
have been prompted by the hope that
the name of Miss Nora Hough. his
stenographer and business partner
would not he linked with the case.
The prosecution held that Weisel
wanted to marry Miss iiough.
Alaskan farmers grown wheat, oats,
barley and rye.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
Students Walk Out
On a "FOOd Strike"
AT Ohio University
By the Associated Press.

TIFFIN, Ohio, October PA
food strike" was started last night
at Heidelberg University here.
Following suspension from classes
of student who refused to apollo
gize for an editorial condemning
the food served at Heidelberg com
mons. 1aa man students walked out
last night. They declared the
strike would not affect classes, but
they would refuse to comply with
the rule requiring all nonresident
students to dine at the commons.
The editorial in the University
Weekly complained against certain
food and scarcity of other articles
on the menu.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

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sick headache. dullness. feverishness,
sore throat, sneezing, soreness and
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gives such prompt relief as "Papes
Cold Compound" which costs only
thirtv-hve cents at any drug store.
1t acts without assistance, tastes
nice. and causes no Inconvenience.
Be sure YOU get the genuine.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
Try THIS FOR A
C0LD-|T'S FINE!
"Pape's Gold Compound" ends
severe colds or grippe
in few hours

Y ou can end
grippe and break
up a severe cold
either in h e a d,
chest, b ody or
limbs, by taking a
dose of "Pape's S
Cold Compound
every two hours
until three doses
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-31
Ladies' Branch
Somerset Farm
Bureau Meets

The Ladies' Branch of the Show
hogan Local of Somerset County
Farm Bureau was happily enter
tanned at the beautiful home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus Goodrich on Madi-
son avenue, Thursday, for an all-day
meeting. There were IS present and
the meeting was conducted under
the supervision of Miss Elizabeth
Lineken, the Home Demonstration
Agent. The subject considered was
chair Gaming and one chair was
caned. One out-of-toWn guest was
present, Mrs. Lineken, of Thomas
ton. the mother of the Home Dem
onstration Agent, who is her guest
for a few days at the home of DR..
Julia Nay kincaid. At noon a de-
licious dinner of salads, sandwiches,
cake and pies and coffee was served,
the hostess serving the salad and
coffee and cream. The noon hour
was a most pleasant social time. as
in fact was the entire day. with the
host and hostess dispensing most
cordial hospitality to all. At the
business session of the branch, pre-
sided over by the president, Mrs.
Addie c. Beal. the secretary, Mrs.
d. B. Hobart, rendered a report and
all HiNIldliOH vas IGCGlNSQ lEOul MI
and Mrs. George L. Parker, of Beech
Hill, to meet with the men in a pic
mic at the Parker home in Saturday,
August u, which was gladly accept
ed The next meeting will be held
at the city building on August 81.
when the subject for discussion will
be "Healthful Clothing" and will be
directed by the. Home Demonstra-
ton Agent. The hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. Goodrich was appreciated
by the branch ladies. all Of whom
passed a most delightful day at the
Goodrich home
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What One Progressive
Woman Is Doing
With Poultry On
A Maine Farm

Special to the Kennebec Journal)
Vassalboro, Maine, July 30-Should
you some day motor to The Perley
Farms. Vassalboro. on the sunrise
side of Weber Pond you would see
things of interest other than the
herd Of blooded Jersey stock for
which the place has been famous for
long.
The other things are Barred Rock
chickens $50 of 5000 OF them One
half of the 5000 came to the Farms
as day oEds" in the early part of
April and the others a month later.
You will find them here, there and
all over the place, the last mentioned
Group waiting for "the right kind of
wire" to come from Ohio, when
their yard can be made. In the
meantime they make themselves
quite contented in big young or
chard. the adjoining lawn, or If a
smelly animal comes in view the
spacious, slightly veranda becomes
their refuge. One yard containing
a countless throng of smaller birds
and the newly constructed capons
is in the nearer end, quite denuded
of green but overlooks a space of
growing oats and rape. which re-
moves all cause for worry as to for
age later.
In another enclosure are 500 beau
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Knight Motor in Ambulance
Breaks All Mileage Records

SURPRISING anything on record, a
Knight motor has Travelled 663,344
miles or a distance equivalent to
round trip to the moon and half the
way back again. according to infor-
nation received by officials Of the
WHY'S Overland Company, Toledo.
1t took 13 years of tough, strenu-
Gus, rugged service to pile up that
smashing total but that motor is still
running and is wistfully. hopefully,
confidently winking at the million
mile goal just few thousands miles
ahead.
Still full of stamina and endurance,
this Knight motor with its sleeve
valves and sturdy pistons, is vigor-
ously speeding here and there on calls
of mercy for the Toronto General
hospital in Toronto, Canada. 1t is the
power plant for an ambulance built
by the Russell Motor Car Company in
1918 and presented to the hospital as
a gift by the late Sir John Eaton. 1t
has been in continuous service
twenty-four hours daily since that
time, c. J. Decker, superintendent of
the hospital, declares.
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War Department
BUYS Sc Dodge Cars

The Quartermaster General has
awarded Dodge Brothers. Inc, con-
tract for ten sedans and seventy. six
touring cars for army use in differ
emit parts Of the United States. The
cars are in every respect Dodge
Brothers standard product
The Dodge Brothers Sedan and
Touring Car have been approved as
suitable for military service after Sc
we're practical tests and are the pres
ent standard Eve passenger cars for
army purposes" said Maj. General c..
r. Cheatharn, in announcing the pur-
chase.
This Quartermaster purchase fol-
lows an order from the Panama Ca
nal Commission for 81 Dodge Broth
ers Motor Cars and Graham Broth
ers Trucks Cloth Of which use the
same engine) and more recently by
an order from the U. S. Marines for
twenty Graham Brothers Trucks.
Last year the War Department pur-
chased over hfty Dodge Brothers Mo-
tor Cars to replace as many which
had been In service ever since the
World War during which fully 10000
OF these cars were used. The addi-
tional orders are considered signifi-
cant tribute to the sturdiness and
dependability Of Dodge Brothers pro-
duct,
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tiful pulIets. beautifully housed in
thicket of chenopodium album.
sinapis negra and Xanthium stru-
marium. the 100 percent American
for which is pigweed, mustard and
Roman NORWOOD. Each individual
OF the grove stands not less than
four feet high, the growth is dense
and extends away and away.
Still another place holds 100 cap
ons, eating their way through a
grand old orchard to an emerald
field in the distance.
There were 500 hens but that f1oca
is being culled weekly now ard the
non layers shipped as their quarters
must be cleaned up before November
for the 700 pullets which are 10 be
Wintered.
All this is the growth of four years
work from a start of 600 chicks under
the management of a young woman
who cares for her household, her
husband. four children and hired
help, entertains host of friends and
does her full share in Farm Bureau,
Grange, and all community affairs.
Mrs. Perley is to be congra tulated
ON her business ability, grit and
determination.