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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
MANY TRENCHES ARE
BUILT BY GERMANS
AT CONSTANT|NOPLE
INDICATIONS ARE THAT TEuTONS
EXPECT THE DARDANELLES
TO TUMBLE.
ITALIANS CAPTURE TWO
MILE TRENCH or AUSTRIANS

Employees Of The Remington Arms
Company, in Bridgeport, Conn,
Which is Supplying Arms and Am
munition to the Allies, 90 on Strike
As Result of German Agitators-
But Little Transpirinc in the War
Zone Today.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
FRANK THREATENED
| BY A GEORGIA MOB
(By Associated press.)

Atlanta, Ca, July 14.-Reports
here and at Macon last night that
a mob would attempt to take Leo
Frank from the State prison at
MilIedgeville and lynch him were
not confirmed by the developments
of the night. Adjutant General
Nash said that he had ordered the
MilledgeviIIe militia to be in read
mess because of the apparent re-
liability of the reports that the
mob would try to get into the
prison. The militiamen were al
lowed to 90 home this morning.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
PINE STREET HOME HAS
BEEN TRANSFERRED

w. A. Todd through his agent, Thorn
as NJ. Ferguson, has sold his residence
on East Pine street, and soon will
move to the country, where he will try
his hand at farming.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
Or. Anna Doesn t Care.

New York July 14.-Dr. Anna Shaw
IS not expected to resist the sale Of
her automobile at Media, Pa, next
week to satisfy a tax assessment. She
refused to pay the tax because she
said they wouldn't let her vote in the
Keystone State.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
VANDERBILT HORSES
AT AUCTION

New York, July 14.-Thirty-fo
thoroughbred horses, embracing many
noted blue-ribbon winners and import
ed horses of the famous Alfred G.
Vanderbilt string, will be auctioned
tomorrow at Burland's Riding Acad-
emy. The entire string will be offered
by order of the executors of the late
Mr.. Vanderbilt.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
CITY MAY RIDE IN
J|TNEYS AFTER THE
END OF THIS WEEK
LINE TO BE ESTABLISHED TO THE
WOMAN'S COLLEGE DURING
BAPTIST ENCAMPMENT.
SYSTEM MAY BECOME
A PERMANENT ONE

DR.. {. r. Rush, Operator of the Com
pany, will Place into Service Four
Cars at the Beginnng-Number to
be Increased Later-LoVe Declares
that the New Line is Necessary,
Owing to CurtaiIed Street Car Ser
vice.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
IhaW Arqument On.

New York, July 14.-Summing up
the evidence in the Thaw case was
begun this afternoon. and it is be
lieyed that the case will be given to
the jury tonight.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14

London, July f4.-The battle line
in France today is furnishing for the
moment the only news of pronounced
military activity in the European war
zone.
The German struggle for Verdun is
believed to be on in earnest with as
saults in both the Argonne and the
Woevre districts. The latest French
reports tell of the check of the German
crown prince in the former region.
Almost complete silence wells the
situation in the East, where for more
than a week, operations have been
hanging fire.
Petrograd reports no engagements
in Southern Poland, or in Eastern
Galicia, and both Vienna and Berlin
say that conditions in those regions
arc unchanged.
Germans Fortify City.
Unofficial reports say that the Ger
mans are extensively fortifying sew
eral places around Constantinople,
where modern trenches have been dug.
A news dispatch from Geneva says
that the Italians have captured two
miles of Austrian trenches in the Car.
mic Alps.
The French statement that the Ger
mans have been checked in their drive
on Verdun contradicts the German
report which claims an important adj
vance in the Argonne district. The
Germans say the positions were
stormed and $500 prisoners taken.
| Berlin says that submarines have
sunk ~ vessels since June 1.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
TELEGRAPH BREWTIES
(By Associated PrcSs.)
June Cotton Consumption.

Washington, July 14.-COttOn con
sumption during June was $4,000
bales, exclusive of linters as compared
with 446,0 bales III June of last year.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
GRAIN ELEVATOR TO
Be BUILT HERE BY.
GROCERY COMPANY
MERCHANTS TO LET CONTRACT
FOR ITS ERECTION WITHIN
A FEW DAYS.
CITY WILL ASSIST THE
FARMERS IN THEIR WORK

Reports Received Show That Record
Grain Crop Will be Raised in Coun-
ty this Year-Comercia Club Holds
Meeting and Plans to Aid Rural
Communities - Special Committee
viii Select a New Secretary-Many
Attend Meeting.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14

Nhlo there are still signs OIL
strength in the yellow pine market
and the outlook is optimistic, the stu
alton as a whole is still unsatisfactory
with plenty Of room for improvement.
The market has shown no important
change during the week. Prices ap-
parently are holding their own, while
some items are said to be command
ing better figures.
Inquiry and demand during the
week has shown very little activity.
Some lumbermen report fair bust
ness, others a flow of small car lots,
while others declare that there is no
regularity or demand and the volume
has been very poor. 1t is becoming
more and more clear every day that
extreme caution is being exercised by
buyers and only small purchases are
being made for quick delivery.
Car dcckin, dimension and boards
have had a fairly good call for the
week although, as one lumberman put
it, there has been no stampede"
Not Satisfactory.
July has been looked forward to
with considerable anticipation by the
trade in general, but SO far it has
failed to develop anything that could
be called satisfactory. To further
hamper the situation, weather has
been bad throughout this section.
Heavy rains have fallen almost con-
tinuously and made logging and ship
ping difficult and caused more or less
delay.
The railroads continue to be pur-
chasers of small quantities of lumber,
just enough to keep the trade on the
tip-toe of expectancy that a real good
order will come out before long.
Inquiry for the past week has been
lighter and from scattered sections
There has been some decrease from
some sections, and failure of cor.
responding increase from other points
which has helped maintain the optim
istic attitude.
The jackson Outlook.
From Jackson comes the following
review of the market from that sec
ton:
! Gradual, but steady improvement
seems to be the consensus of opinion
| regarding the lumber market in this
section of Mississippi A large mum
Der of inquiries are being received
and not few orders. Buying, how
ever, continues principally north o.
the Ohio river, there being few or
ders for the southern trade.
Prices are about the same as they
have been for the last several weeks
figures on some of the principal items
in demand being as follows: No.
shiplap and No. boards, $40; six-incl
No 2 flooring, So to $3.50; No. ant
No. 2 dimension, $3.50 to $10.50 off list
three-inch B. and B. flooring, $685.
to S17; three-inch No. 1 common, S13
80 to $f4.50; four-inch B. and B. floor
| ing, SIS to SIG; four-inch No. / com
mon, $3.50 to $14,5O.
Evidence of improved business CO
ditions came Saturday when an ar
nouncement was posted in Meridian
shops of the New Orleans and North
| CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
LUMBER MARKET IS
INACTIVE; BUYERS
TAKING NO CHANCES
INQUIRY AND DEMAND BEING
LIGHT DURING THE LAST
SEVERAL DAYS
NORTHERN MARKETS ARE
MAKING MOST PURCHASES

The Section Around jackson, How
ever, Reports Better Conditions
Larger Number of Inquiries, Al
though Fewer Orders-But Little
Change in uotations-Northeas
Car Shops Operating on long SEIZED.
uIe has Effect.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
Hatiesburg is to have a iitney bu

Hatiesburg is to have jitney bus
line.
Beginning Sunday, a series of motor
cars will be operated from the center
of the city to the Womans College,
to care for the crowds that will at
tend the Baptist encampment which
will open there on that day. The line
will be given a test. If HattieSburg
will support it-and the hackers OF
the company feel that they will-the
jtney system will be continued.
Four cars will be installed in the
beginning. Later it is intended to
increase this number. The automO-
biles will be five and seven passenger
ones, and it is believed that ten
minute schedule will be installed.
DR.. f.. f. Rush will be the owner
and operator of the system. DR.. Rush
said today that he had had such a
system in view for some time, but
that the opportunity to give it a fair
test had not presented itself before.
Says City Needs 1t.
NJ. p. l.. Love, one of the officers oil
the encampment, said TODAY that the
system was being installed because
the encampment required it. 1T
would be impossible for the big crowds
which are expected to reach the col
lege on the street car line he said
"The line does not reach the Woman S
College. and the delegates and laymen
would not care to walk from the car
line to the place of meeting. The
iitneys will run on schedule equally
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
THE COTTON MARKET.

(By AssociateH Press.)
New Orleans, July 1.-THE cotton
market closed l point down. -4r-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-14
THE WEATHER

MississIppi-eeneraIly fair tonight
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17
IN FRIENDSHIP,
LOVE AND TRUTH
Last Monday night was a biz event

Last Monday night was a big event
In Odd Fellow circles In Snyder
The Snyder lodge has well train
ed and equipped degree team and
they are capable Of putting the work
on In a pretty aud impressive man
ner. Lessons taught In the charges
are foroofully impressed on the can
didate by actual demonstration and
a candidate gets cl ear idea Of cor
rect. practical living In line with the
objects Of this splendid fraternal or
der
The odd Fellows Lodge az Rotan
some weeks ago invited the Snyder
team to go there and eSemplify the
nrst and second degrees. but because
Of the difficulty OF getting the fun
team to go. It was decided that the
Rotan lodge bring three candidates
TO Snyder and have the degrees con
ferred here.
This was done Monday night in the
presence cf large crowd and our
team acquitted themselves splendid.
~.
After the degree work the big
crowd devoted an hour 10 a substan-
ual banouet and social intercourse
Roisn lodge was represented by
2. A. Newton, u % Bridges j. j.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17
SCHOOL VACATION AND
INSTITUTE on

The Snyder schools will dismiss
after today for the Christmas holt
days. The county Teachers Institute
will meet saturday at the Central
School building and will be In SEES
sion for a week. We shall be glad
to have the teachers with us They
are co. daily invited to inspect all
our stores and see the splendid lines
Of goods carried by our home mer-
chants We invite them to Wait the
signal and see our machinery In op-
GRAFTON.
Now let us hope the school chill
dren will have lots NJ fun and be
ready to buckle down to business
when the New Year comes.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17
?. S. MCDERMOTT
DIED LAST TUESDAY


News was received here Tuesday
OF the death Of Mr.. p. S. McDermott
at his home at Dermott
He passed away at O'CLOCK Tues
day morning after week Of suffer
Ing with pneumonia.
The funeral took place at the Der
mott cemetery at 10 O'Clock Wednes-
day morning
Mr.. McDermott was pioneer set
tier in that part Of seurry county
and had accumulated considerable
property there.
lie had engaged In farming, rails
ing stock and merchandising
when the railroad was built
through there town was laid out
and named Dermott In honor OF the
subject Of this sketch
He was good citizen, generous
and kind and was an active advocate
Of AN measures tending to the pro-
gress and prosperity Of the county.
He had wide circle Of personal
friends, who unite in sympathy for
the bereft family
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17
TWO STRANGERS
ARRESTED HERE


ono night last week the post office
safe nj Roscoe was blown mp by burg
lars and about $4,000 In moury
watches and jewelry we're taken.
The robbers got off so easily with
their loot that they evidently felt
embolden to carry their game furth-
or and a few nights late, the post
office safe AZ SWeetwate' was blown
ia plo.os .nd about 5000 In m ney
and stamps wore missed next morn.
,ue
News Of these robbe.ies was cent
about the country and officers were
ON the watch. Last Saturday two
man came in SNYDER over the Il. s.
L p tovard whom suspicion was
,,on.ed nv certain circumstances.
sheriff NerrelI and city Marshal
wolfe had their eyes wide open and
their wits active and proceeded to
,,te tho strangers In hand Various
and sundry articles. Including sever
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17
MASONIC WATCH
NIGHT DEC. 3IST.
Under Auspices Of Snyder Chapter
2SG Royal Arch Mnsons To
Master MasOns.

The following IL yltations have
been sent out by Snyder Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
you are cordially invited TO at
tend a Masonic Watch Night. Friday
Dec. 81. 1915, from eight o'clock
p. m. until low twelve, In Masonic
Hall. Snyder, Texas.
Given under the auspices Of sny-
der Chapter Royal Arch Masons to
Mas er Masons."
Let the Past Dead BURY its
Dead"
ours in Masonry to so live an 4
act that the living present shall be
rich in hopes aud deeds for human
n.y."
The following program has been
arranged and those who attend arc
assured d pleasant End profitable ey-
enng's entertainment There will al
so be degree work in the blue lodge.
Hall open to receive visitors. 1880
| y. M
Blue Lodge open 500 p. m.
Blue Lodge close 1900 p. m.
Social Program:
Welcome Address; Il T., Howell,
| II. =.
Response to Welcome Address.
Colorado lodge.
The DID Guard John A. Stavoly.
Wisdom Cleaned from experience
and observation; A talk to young
Masons. ]. Y. Noble
We profit by your experience, +.
j. Anderson.
The youngest NJ NJ Mason y. d.
Black
Let there be light, y. A. Watson.
The Old Year Out, The New Year
In"
Reception Committee. Joe stray
horn, II. G. Towlo Bin Ralstor, W
S. Adamson. Pete Thrane.
Finance Ccmmlttee; J. NJ Bannis-
ter. Joe stlnson. Lester stimson' II
w. Rhmagc, Joe Cation.
Committee on State Of the Order
In. ". Curnutte. Geo. W. Brown. G.
LIS. CLARK. Joe Monroe, II c Hayter
Committee on Necrolcgy' j. w
Warren. G. S. Conroe. C. l.. Ezell
Austin Erwin. Hugh Boren
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17
Ira People Pound Preacher.

Rev. and Mrs G. c. Tyler were
here Monday morning from Ira. Bro.
Tyler is pastor Of tho Methodist
church at Ira and he says they are
an ideal congregation. Bro and sis
ter TYLER are VOL pleased with their
field Of work, They told the Signal
that one day last week the church
people and friends stormed their
home and gave them grand old
fashion pounding pary..
They ais ;llled with gratitude and
want to express their thanks through
the signal
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17

o. b. Han wa nero Ti-sday fron
hts Drnn farm.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17

aay 3d. T Tucker BIAS decided 20
locate bis family Oh Abilene so that
-r children mas havc continued ad.
vantage Of attending simmons Col
rec Hc o. this wles shipping hif
household 5od- 20 That place md
,.-a ruosc- und daughter viii come
fsam Waco to rc-Ido permanently 10
ABILENE. o. b. Understood thaf BRO.
tucker uu continue aa pastor Of che
nant.a ohnf,h n snyder
O. iearaei that Mr.. W w. Ech-
ris OF The First N-i'onri Bank has
roaied che Baptist paraonagc.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17

The funeral OF the late Banie
Smith. held last Friday was attend
ed by a vast crowd OF friends rela-
tiyes and acquaintance.
Rev J. W. Hunt. Of Abilene who
was a close friend OF Banie conducted
religious services and the Masonic
brotherhood conducted the funeral
with honors Of the order.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17

Mr.. ]. p. chambless returned
Tuesday morning from his trip to
Washington City. The party went to
New YORK from the Capitol hence
were gone longer than they had ex-
pected
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17

Tn order to correct an impression
among our people. ] wish TO state
that Mr.. j. p. Chamblcss made the
trlp 90 Washington under the aus
pioes Of the city Of snyder and the
community. and that those who coa-
tribu.ed to this expense did 20
through the city Ms a whole and that
none Of the funds Of the Chamber
Of Commerce we're used Tor this pur-
pose.
IL. NOBLE, Mayor
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17

Last Friday nisht tall man WIN
immense feet pcrambulatei the side
walks In Snyder. stepping unusual
strides and when tracked up % wac
found that h. was roing TO the cari'i-
l.as goods aioret
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17
EXPERTS MEETING
AA'SWEETWATER
STATE E<p6rf> and County Rciycsen-
IaII>c< Meet to Discuss the
Dc@t'uction Of Pests

repro4entat|yes CT several counties In
z Wo1t Texas met to discuss the ques-
ticn Of the destruction Of pests with
which the farmer hrs to contend.
Blight counties were represented G.
\ h. Buchanan, county Judge repre-
sontcd fcurry county and VIM.
roarn. the Chamber OF Commerce OF
snyder
the Hon. a. II. Yartls Mayor of
s~cc'Noter was called to the chair
aud after several talks on the ques-
ton under consideration. commit
tcc was appointed by the chair which
after dcllberalins presented the fol
loving report which was unanimous
|, adopted by the meeting, aud order
cd circulated throughout West Tex
a.
TO Hon. A. .. Yantis Chairman.
We. Your committee appointed for
The purpose Of formulating iomc
ulau for cooperation in the matter
Of denomination Of certain pests Deg
leave to make the following report
wherein. It is now thoroughly
known. that the rat, raven. rabbit
prairie dog. coyote. ground squirrel.
nophdr and English Sparrow, are
nnw and have been very serious pests
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17

~~s~sN<-rs-~>-@-'
ple in every school district 10 organ
Ice and get ready for the work al
once.
gth. That we tender our thanks to
both state and Federal Government
for the AID they have extended to the
people along this line and earnestly
request ihrt they continue their as
sis,rnco until the determination Of
said pests has been accomplished
and that we request the A. & NJ.
COLLEGE and University Of Texos
take part In same.
Respectfully submitted,
W. C.. CALVERT. Chairman.
10. n BULLOCK.
County Judge Mitchell County.
.M A. HoPsoN.
County Judge Fisher Co.
d. A. KING,
co. Judge, shaohelfcrd Co,
.C. r. BUCHANAN.
Couny Judge. scurry County
Is. a. PENNlX.
County Judge. Howard County
". T. LEWIS.
Com. Nolan County
ED r. KONE. Dept. Agriculture.
o. W. NELL. Dept Agriculture.
n. L. BENTLEY. Dept Agriculture
y. ~. nORrN.
County Judge Cara County
GEO W. NELL,
County judge Terry County.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17
SNYDER REPRESEN-
TAT|VE At CAPITAL


Representing the city Of Snyder
and the golden West, I left here on
Deco lber LIST, to join the Texas del
egat'o on at Dallas where the party
was supplied with a special Cotton
Belt train bound for Washington. D.
.C. I the Interest OF Texas and the
great Southwest, with faint hope OF
bringing the National Democratic
Convention to the home OF Demo-
cracy.
Upon arriving at Dallas, ! imme-
diately investigated the possibilities
Of accomplishing the goal. Indications
however. were not altogether oncour-
aging. but since the state had dcnat-
ed a 100000 fund the required a.
mount Of finance to make an appeal
to the big "he' politicians, the splen-
did reln soon flllod with represen-
tatlye bunch Of Texas boosters. iill-
ed with development pep and gin
ger. and "hlke" to the Nations
fountain head commenced Friday
Morning at o o'clock
THE "slow train through Arhan-
sas" reputation was shattered on THIS
TRIP by the record OF this Texas spe-
clal. and the distance was shortened
by several hours, for that train GER
Itainly hit the ball direct to Washing
ton. stopping only at points where
requests were made FOR receptions.
We arrived In Washington Sunday
lat noon where the Texas party es-
tablished headquarters at the New
Willard Hotel and commenced to
lilac up with Senators, Congressman
land Natlonal Democratic Committee
men.
On leaving Dallas, It was known
THAT ST. Louis. Chicago and Dallas
were the three applicants for the
lt0i6 convention meet St. Louis then
had 22 pledged votes while Dallas
had Il and Chicago 10, with six IN
pledged votes at large. Texas hoped
Ito gain Chicago, but it developed
THAT these two rival cities were al
so applicants for the Republican con
ventlon. also, yet Monday night il
appeared that Chicago would come
Ito Tex.s. but aftorward they went to
lst Louis with the understanding
That Chicago should have the Repuo-
lean Convention.
Following this action, there was
nothing to dc but to turn our entire
attention to boosting Texas, which
was done to fare-you-well. The re-
suit was exceptionally effective, and
within an hour after the Adjournment
LOT the executive committee friendship
prevailed on all sides.
As an explanation, ! desire to ad-
'''e o ~, p This trim was not for
= ,V", a,,r,osos we merely went
- ~. 1an,oc,o,ic convention for
az. a'''' 'a a'... a1 we would have gone
a.. ,ry otbcr convention or public
~ w., r,o.o ,,,s no contest ex-
s''"', '"' 49,, a,.,o nj moe,ing-st
,'p wv ..1 ,h,,s an there "a TO
''''''
.. ..,r,,.,i sitp,tion
n -'" y wv foppa presi.
''' -, y" .a-, a,,ri,r and his
''"' "''.'' w., In tote with
,,., .,.,,. pleasure
'u' ''' -, O., bis
OF ",,H -. .,1 .,,b Of the
-N'' WV 49,, t-,., interview
N'' p'' 49,, ttr, tb,t & re-
W.T." "''', - N.,i. NJ SNYDER
presented "'.9 -, .5r,-or If bls
WIN '' -, IN. i.,d Car him IN
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-17
Mrs. NOri1e Clark

wife clad Trial Separation ended She has returned her hus
months separation which they had agreed upon as
remedy to renew their love after dsagreements.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-11
END OF WORLD
!. COMING AGAIN
By United Press.

By United Press.
Dallas. Tex, Aug. "Bmdder'
Scott of the colored apostolic faith,
or Holy Rollers solemnly AYERS the
worlds about to end
'Beloveds," he told his congregation
de Kingdom am near at hand.
"Ah has seen vision and All knows.
Las month ! seen dem carrion crows
goin' in great numbers to de destruc-
tion CT kingdoms Just as de Good
Book prophesied An whah was dem
carrion crows gwine? Dey was gwine
10 Mexico. dats whah dey was gwine.
An what fo' was dey gwine to Mexico?
To eat de kings, dat's what for.
AN dat amt all beloveds. Dem
Germans is killing everybody over yon
dah and pretty soon dey's gwine hop
over heah and you'll be dead, dat's
what you will You all see de King
dom's comin'."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-11
Good Window Cleaner.

A bag filled with powdered pumice
stone is an excellent window cleaner
Make the bag of unbleached cotton
cloth of a soft quality. not too firm.
When finished. the bag is six inches
wide and twelve inches long Into
this put about one-eighth Of pound
Of pumice stone. To prevent soiling
this bag. 1t is slipped into cheese
cloth case that can be removed and
washed No water is used on the win
dow. but 1t is rubbed first with
piece of tissue paper, then polished
yith the bag.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-11
Complete Letter Writer.

The experienced letter opener can
detect the imitation personal letter at
the first glance at the printed type
writing: to forestall the usual fate OF
such a letter a Philadelphia firm
frankly begins its imitation letter
thus; This is not typewriter letter.
but far better. because It has taken
hours of experience of expensive
talent 10 write the information 1t con-
tains, impossible in any letter dictated
,n the slnr of the moment"