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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-14
WRIGHT IN FAVOR
OF FLEET OF 1000
ARMY AEROPLANES
Noted Inventor Would Main
tain Fhers Even In Times
OF Peace
PROFIT BY MISTAKES
IN EUROPEAN CONFLICT
Practical Work Expected
From New Board OF
Civilian Inventors

New York, July l4.--A fleet Of 5000
aeropIanes should be maintained by the
United States army even in peace times
in the opinion of Orvillo Wright, noted
acroplane inventor and builder of Day,
ton, Ohio, here today.
IL Is understood that Wright will be
asked 10 serve with Thomas A. Edison
and other noted inventors upon the new
civilian board being created by Seere.
tary Daniels to work with an invention
development burcun OF tho navy depart.
ment, lie declared today he would
gladly accept place upon the board
and Indicated that he would urge a
huge fleet OF aoroplahes,
We have the chance Of a lifetime In
aviation" said Wright. eve can
build tho greatest acroplanes In tho
world by prufiting by the mistakes
made In the European war. The fault
viii rest with congress IL II does not
take advantage of the situation for the
building Of aeroplancs In this country
Practical Work Expected.
Washington, July li.--From the out.
set work qf the mtNt practical character
"a eNpeeted from Seeistary Daniels ci.
william board of inventors and engineers
which will work Ia connection with the
navy department, That valuable re-.
suits may be- expected from the bureau
OF invention development was regarded
ms certain today when Il became evi.
dent that Thomas A. Edison and Oryille
Wright, who will be the leading figures
tm the board, are atrongly In favor Of
the efficiency OF the sub.
marine and aerial arms OF the nation a
fighting forces.
Tho development OF means Of sue.
cessfully meeting submarine attacks
nnd Improvement OF the governments
aerial forces are regarded as two OF
the most important problems tacing the
navy IN the opinion Of Secretary Dan.
Iels. Even II no others should aid In
this work, II was pointed out TODAY
mat the greatest things might be- ex.
pected to result from tho work Of
Edison and Wright alone Tne absence
lf all Jealousy In professional matters
was widely commented upon az an ele.
ncnt which would lead 10 the greatest
success in experiments which are to hs
made
A suggestion that the government
'ould not legally accept tho services OF
.he inventors without pay was not re-,
larlcd seriously today. II wns Pre-.
licted that congress will bo asked 10
make the advisory board regularly
organized body aud that the
request will be speedily complied with.
Naval aud army authorities heartily
approved Of the suggestion of WRIGHT
hat this government should maintain
fleet Of 2OOO aeroplanes at all times
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-14

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
Gy Be:ag Constantly Supplied With
Tiicdfora's Biack-Draught,

McDuIi. Va.-."l suffered for several
years," says Mrs. J. S. Whitaker, CT
his placc, "wiIll sick headache, and
;toI:fgcl! trouble.
Ten years ago 4 f5icEd Told nc TO ri;
Ti,cdiord's Hack Draug.lt, WHICH ] GIL,
nd found Il 20 &c The best family msdi-
Inc for yf;ing ard Ok.
| keep Back Iiraugilt Oh hand all the
inc now, aui "ijen my children fec! 9
tide bid, frey ASK ji!e ior dose. ard Il
does i;,cn! r!nre COED t|lsD Sny medicine
lhey ever tried.
We never have larc spell ri sick.,
lcss III or i2n:!ly. siiilc %c enalnIerceo
ss::,ii; E!Ici; -DId;!fs!!t. -
Ti.eaicYd'.; ,ack-D.a,I2ilt is pL'e'}
..rrc!a!,;G, and has :,cru 'oynd 10 SsSii-
a.s weak s!oril:I!S, aid digestion, re-
ieyc indigestion, colo. wind. NAUSEA,
cad.ci,e, Sicl: Stomach, ard SIMILAR
symptoms.
Il has been III constant use for nlcTc
han n pe.:TS, and has benefited more
i,aa q Giilii;a pCoHie.
Tcur ;ieu..a.si sells and rccolfTcIds
:};acs -pFau:;i'. Prise only rs, Get"
eaci;aa2 :C-:;iJ. y. { ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
MARTIN LUTHER"
REiNC;ARNATED.

During these troublous times, when
MYSTERIOUS nres and explosions are
causing distress upon land and sea,
and when most of such disasters art
laid at the doors of alleged German
spies and emissaries of the Kaiser,
the announcement that a German ID
desirous Of becoming President of the
1nued States will add to our ankle
ties. The candidate offers to perform
the duties devolvina upon the execu-
tive without pay.
The individual referred to is
Tcuton, who claims he is Martin Lrth-
er, the German reformer, reincarnat-
ed. He says it is the divine plan to
bring the United States into this wal
with the total destruction of the eng
aging fleets. The "historic monk is at
present being entertained at one OF
the ', ashington station houses. lie
aapaared at the capitol yesterday
waare he made hisN mission known.
:. Tort time ago it was announced
that Mahomct had reappeared in Ara
bia, and some of his disciples believe
he is now passing about his former
country incognito and at the prope'
time will manifest himself to the ter
ror of those who repudiate his mis-
sion.
The Arabian camel driver caused
great commotion in the ecclesiastical
world in his day, as did the German
monk, centuries later. With both of
these worthless among US at the same
time, peace viii be forced back Tor
many years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
PEACE OUTLOOK
NOT BRIGHT.

When the German Chancellor ad-
dressed the Reichstag I'll The victories
Germany had Won il %ss natura
enough that he Should be silent on
[tl.e severe rsverses she has suffered,
but In considering the possible terms
|of peace these mast be weighed in
|ps6er to obtain fair ta'RMee. SO
liar az the allies crs ccncssnsd, the
brushing Of Belgium! ard ssriaia. which
,ss hesn tbs tMisf rs9ton;. military
exploit, means, Of course, 20 weak,
ming Of their strength. and, though
his process has been vsry painful,
20 the gallant Belgian and S;s-yiens.
i can have no prepcnAer7+ir.g i,lfiu-
snce in determining the ultimate re-
Iult. As suggested, by the Phiiadel-
Ihia Record, against the achievement
must be set the absolute elimination
: uf German commerce from The sever
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

seas and the loss Of the colonial pos
sessions upon which, she had spent 50
much treasure: Germany cannot pros
per industriaHy without access to the
ocean, but France, Great Britain and
Russia, could exist very comfortably,
even though Belgium and servia lost
their freedom.
When proper Importance is given
to the complete humiliation Of Ger
many as a. naval power it can De
seen that thus far there has been a
stalemate in the war and that neither
side can claim any overwhelming al
vantage. II, therefore, sounds mucn
Like bluffing when the Chancellor
says:
"Cur foes must tell themselves one
shing-the longer and bitterer they
wage this war against Us, the great
er will be the necessary guarantees"
BY necessary guarantees" indem-
mites arc apparently meant. But why:
IS Germany entitled to indemnities
any more than Great Britain, which
has the control Of the sea, and mas SO
far suffered comparatively little from
the war? Germany has not defeated
,sr and does not hold : foot Of Brit
n soil Great Britain, on the other
hand, is steadily absorbing practical
ly all of Germaay's African colonies.
There IS moth ng IN the words o
-on Bethmann-Hollweg OF Premier
Asquith that holds out any hope o
peace in the near future. Neither side
mas scored Gecisiyely, and apparently
either will be satisfied until the final
outcome becomes clearer. The issue
is still as uncertain as it was in
August 1914.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
NOTICE OF ANIMAL. MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS.


The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders of the Capitol Park Hotel Co.,
Incorporated. win be held or fhe 18th
day OF Dacemtep 1915, at I s'eloes
P. n, at the principal office of the
company, IN the state If Virginia. 1l9
'outh Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Va.
ii the purpose of electing board Of
rectors and receiving and acting
zen the reports Of the officers, aud
the transaction Of such other bus
81. SIS as may properly come before the
citing.
led the nth day of November 1915.
EDWARD L. uILLYER
Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
aPEACE, PEACE. WHEN
THERE is NO PEACE"

During the. prevalence OF the pres
emit war people opposed to hostilities
taking portions of the Bible out OF
connection. have endeavored to prove
by holy writ that there is no reaso"
for preparedness upon the part OF tn"
United States, and that a country
which is ready to defend itself iS
playing an unchristian part.
1t has been said by some one, WI"
has no faith in the Bible, that the
book is like an old fiddle upon WHICH
all sorts of tunes can be played. The
trouble with most of those who at
tempt to explain its meaning is thu
there is a continual saving unon tw"
or three strings with no desire to turn
the tune.
William Jennings Bryan sees moth
ing in the book but pictures OF the
millennium. but closes his eyes +"
MANY dismal Illustrations of the nerl'-
GUS time to prcccde this great desla-
eratum.
Secretary Garrison in his rsnorf
calls attention to forecast g'ven h''
| the Author OF the Christian religion
and to which three charters of tho
Gospel are given. He quotes the words
"Nation shall rise against nation, and
kingdom against kingdom
It should be apparent to all tha'
j this planet is now passing through
this zone. There is much talk II
European capitals of peace. but there
is no peace. Germany announced this
week that hostilities must continue
until a peace cam be made virtually
at her own dictation. England scouts
the idea of submission in the slight
est particular and a great impetus
has been given recruiting. Hence Q
war Of exhaustion is to be the result
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
MUSl; SHOP CONCERT.
'F!arGit! AID Varied Assert Of
Records 2iayed cvcrE day at Z.
z. Knight and Sen.

Thomas :. Edison, The worlds fcrs.
most inventor, spent more than TITO
,illion dollars iii experiments ALONE,
I order to accomplish the actual re-
cation cf music, the Edison diamond
sc monographs and records being
he RESULT q his vast research work.
Every A:exandrian should attend
me Of the special concerts in the Edi-
III Music shop in the big store Of
;. Z. Knight ard Son. every morning,
ftcrnoon and evening, the following
eng few of the many numbers to
given ton;ght:
Aloha De Walty lledley-Hawaiian
Erit2cs.
Happy, That's al!-Taudevills spec.
,lfY.
Observation-Disclosures Band.
Toresdor KoIa-Rsed Miller, tenor.
The Hcrn.-Frsderic Martin, bassc,
Come Back sc Erir-Mst:o2olit.a
"i!rrtatt.
I'll Take Tou Home AGAIN, Eat!.-
een--Wai'ar van Frlnt, tenor.
The Bubb!e-Higll Jinks-En,sry
Tandolph. TENOR. and chorus.
Goodbye, Sweat Dag - Christine
Miller, contralto.
Nv Laddie-Anne Case, gonrano.
Toreador Song iCar1nsn Thomas
:hs!lneTs, baritone.
One Day He'll Cons Gtallanl -
Emily Dest::a:.-, soora--.c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
VTRETMTs ,GFWS

The Virginia delegation in u
louise and Senate will send the fir
2dy Of the land a wedding prese'
'orthy of the occasion. Senator Ma
Il, Senator Swanson and the ten
resentativcs from Virginia ha'
wen SIS each toward gift for NJ,
;alt. So far there has been 10
son SIS to The nature Of the g:f
ut one Of the things Under COZ
Iteration j; . large silver bowl ar
raT, such a. has Da". E4cG or II
late dinjnc t,:i,.2 Ehcn former mi
ess Of the ;ii';iitc tIouSg gave the:
lusicales and receptions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
NOTICE j..
Stockholders Meeting ct the ameri
ran 8utiic Company Of Virginia.

The annual Meeting g tho Stockr
holders G. !hs .Ariorican Hutiic Co.,
I'll! tc held al Tie 9e:ee Of the Ccrl-
oa,y, -9o. III south Fairfax street.
.Aiexanl.ia. 1'irgi-ia, o.: EEonday the
srd 81 lanuary, 1915, from = o'clock
aeon to o'clock p. IL. for the cleo
ion OF directors, and for tee trans
action OF such other business as can
re lawful: considered.
The transfer books vii! be closed
:or 10 day. prior % the Srd day Of
Januorv. !" NJ SLtsl hh'
President.
ALBERT HARPER, SEC. & Treas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

GgSs sree. 8 Up
yars Cruiser n BiaHh
And Tw;. -"
Sar Juan, F. aouf
anh shots and fwo 'l4 'efe
-ei by the Frenc3 ar
IS - holding up A's'er'2ar am
bin Coamo yestr C42
3 French lieut,Isan. "q' 5ea ed
q. { ,amo said ORD 5ge as@h =, n
e &c all subjects y Iol,iSry : d
HES from SIN crews, be- :
NJ December 8,
G.. persons from ~ "
rs after Decein
ter the six shot osea $50
the Coamo had st9lh-;e smaa
put out from to- ;lr-SsE Hl:a
lieutenant and his n poa.'c-
he Coamo the leu r.oe1co
20. Captain Barbou &A7 81
lmanded that the ca 5aaa-Z
st. of the passengers a"%
Tae passengers were ps. -.
en- from the state room i i2Hl
hes. Captain Barbour "ag
Descartes had not V 2
ming to stop the Co:
avoid alarming the I
70 lieutenant replied he feared In:
,nslip would have reached port.
The captain protested against the
lion CT the lieutenant in taking on
e four German fireme!. saying his
;scl never had been boarded be-
e. The licutnant then informed him
the orders he said had been issued.
The German fremcn we're pad OIL
fore being taken from the Coamo
d the passengers gathered on the
?ck to wish them good luck.
The American steamship Carolina,
hich was also stopped and from,
hitch the chief steward was taken,
allied from this port on Wednesday
ftcrroon and is due in New York on
.onday. It was not known here that
hicf Steward Schaade. Of the Caro-
ma, had been taken off unit! tic AZ
val Of the Coamo.
Passengers on the Ccamo say they
arc informed BY members of the
cw of tho Dc:cartcs that the cruiser
cci"cd :: message from San Juan
Ii is also learned. that the Ham
urg-A American steamship President
I'D Odenwald, which are inte-ncd
.erc. recently asked permission 80
.et up steam and test their wlreia:;s
pparatus. The Coast (,iard cutter
tasca kept watch over them. About
week ago, following these actiyi-
:cs or The German vessels, tho Dcs-
arte was sighted Off the coast. here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
NOTICE.

Tbs regular aa..ual meeting q tbs
stockholders Of Tie Pctenaas sariags.
Ranl. 81 GgorgGttoot::::, =, G., Ter the
election o* 4 Scacd 81 D.csetors ard
am and al othsr business properly
corniilg before tie niaeting, will BE
held ct The principal Office Of the
Company, in Alexandria, Virginia
(being the Office Of James H. and
Harry B.. Cat5ns.a ttorneyg). atstllfsf
o'clc.k. p, M. Oh the fztll das Of Dec
or3l5a.;. 1919.
1G,1i1a, j. "m. tpeLE1'
GS.e,--.et .7<--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

German and Austrian submarine
appear to he unusually active, lou
steamers being reported sunk. TIN
activity, however, was far more dis
astrous to neutrals than to any OF tn
Allies, the losses including one ltai
ian, two Norwegiar and one Danlsi
steamer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

c. ". Mitchell, a iarmar, anu three
Of his children-Lenora, IL years OLE
.,ioyd. 6, and Lucy, A--were burned t.
death yesterday in 4 fire which &c.
stroyed The farmhouse near PLENTY
Sask. The farther died il al eftor:
60 save the children
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
'-7RE .sfTazES$ Hskf3s LIS,
nssNsd Isorandr1, Va - IJSCGnfber III

z - . - - :
cs Alexandria, Va December II
1876. Isl
TIE annual meeting 81 the Stock
holders of this bank will be held AZ
it's banking house on TUESDAY, the
18th day of JANUARY, (. 1916, &c.
tween the hours of u noon AMI
p. m. for the election OF ditactoss for
the ensuing year, and for the Trans
action of such other business MS may
properly be brought before the meet
RICHARD M. GREEN, Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
PUBLISHED .DAlLl

PUBLISHED bAiLl
By Alexandria GazsrJ. corporation
<OBEkl s. BARRETT, Freslden'
and General Manager
HOWARD W. SMITH, Secretary an
Treasurer.
entered at the Postofflce of Alexan
dria, Virginia as second class matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
Albert HARPER, SEC. d Treas
The FIRST NATIoIAL BANK of

Alexandria, Va, December 10th, 1915
The regular annual meeting of the
st,cE:holders Of this bank will be
held at the banking housa on Jam
uar,, nth. 1916, at Ii a.. III. for Lh'
election Of Directors and for the
transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the
GEO. e. WAKEFIELD.
Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11
VIEWS or THE DAY

Lieut.. Col. Charles S. Bromweli
head Of the Army Engineer Corps a
Honolulu, shot himself yesterday ant
lied two hours afterwards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

Mr. James Robert Christian, O.
Eonroe. veteran railroad man, dict
thursday. Re was II years Old aut
ad been III the employ Of the Sout!a
II Railway for tlirty-eight years
I'd prior to that time was connected
ith the Chesapeake and Ohio Raj
'ay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

L. Reeves, OF Norfolk was kilie
lrly Tuesday night in front Of Law
.ss station. when he attempted !
'oss the Atlantic Terminal track i:
ront Of fast moving car.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

The Minister of Education OF Prus
s;a has issued decree according
which the various school authorize
arc directed to give the pupils va
cation that they may systemaucall.
collect the beccl,nuts and acorns who
are now falling, for the sake OF tn
oil and fats they contain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

The Russian government wen int
the market yesterday for 10000
rifles. In fact, it was understood tbs
The inquiry had been quietly circula
ed for several days, but thus far u
search for a manufacturer has be:
unsuccessful largely because the sc
required will not be available &
many months. New York age,ts
presenting the Russian Cover an"C
are also actively and urgently in Il
market for steel plates and .ow"t
while another inqu:rs for ligh s,ec
plates 20 be used in the manufa-
II cars for Russia, calling for !; hea
tonnage, comes from dom@sd
manufacturer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

The following Virginia postrlassers
we been appointed. John Z. Lewis.
.uemont; John 7. Dickinson, Castle
God: iFarIrly S. Barrett, Dendron;
I'm Is. Hines, biil,yyn; Joseph ".
ayden, li~;ington; Lille l.. Davis,
old,erS' iIciNe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

eve are determined to fight it O.
on thi.linc if III takes ten years
From petrograd. Rome, and Par.
came messages breathing the san
spirit OF. confidence which has mark
the allies since the war began.
Two sections OF the cembinatio
elevator of the Anchor Line Cor,
pany at Erie, Pa, were destroge
by fire early yesterday. Ahar
$4,000 bushels of wheat,
TO have been intended for the all
was destroyed. The total loss r,i
over s1,CoO,e0O. The fire broke .,
shortly before daylight, and when y
city department arrived the inter-
of both sections was roaring fu
mace and q sheet of flames had sh,
up through the roof. By hard wo1
the fire fighters saved the third sec
ton of the big elevator. lncendiaris.
is suspected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

Being d skilled athlete saved A. "
sher, physical director Of the DIS
II Young Mems Christian .Asaoc:a.
ion, from instant death yesterday
iter his motorcycle had rur on rnt
ack at II Virginia and Southwestern
ailway crossing he srganc back
ard from lie moving raGhins aid
seccnd i@tcr it. was smashed le
1:cces BY an incoming passenger
rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

FOR SALL-Tifty dollar victrola al
most naw. and twenty dollars '5crtsi
of records. reasonable Address Il
care 81 tilis Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

The rush Of ''last ,nintue men, VII
desire 70 escape the stigma Of bein
forced to join the colors, if conscril
ton should be adopted, continued !
London yesterday, the last day BIZ
one of the trial period for the Eal
Of Derby's recruiting plan. Line
formed at the recruiting stations a
early as 5 o'clock in the morning an
remained there all day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

WANTED MAN TRAVELLER Age
q 20 30. Experience unnecessary.
Salary. commission and expense
allowance TO right man. j L. Nc
Brady, Chicago. lit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

A decree OF separation from ne
husband, United States Senator hei
ny F. Hollis, of New Hampshire, VIZ
granted yesterday by the ouperid
Cour at Concord, n. H, to Mrs. Grac
Fisher Hollis, who was awarded cus
tody Of their daughter. Anne Hoiii-
Mrs. Hollis alleged that her husban
abandoned her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

James Butler, 40 years old, neg
porter on former Senator Henry .
Davis private car, Graccland, wa
!royvned Thursday night i'll thre
inches OF water near Elkins. w. va
lie slipped on board while crossin;
a small! stream in the rear OF his nom
and fell face downward in the water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-11

Kenna Elliott was shot and kille'
yesterday By Norman Wilfong, nea
Durbin, Pocahontas county, -. Va
following dispute over line fence
The men met at lonely point CT to.
# the Alleghsnies near their homes
An alteration started and Elliott wa
shot in the head with a shotgun. vii
fong hurried to his home, notified the
county officials and said he wanted tt
give himself up.
Carrying the weight OF 6s years
but sturdy and vigorous as a man o.
40, Judge James e Bemus Of Boulder
Colo. yesterday announced that n
wcuI6 not subn:it tc shave or hair.
cut unit! Henry Ford and his peae'
advocates have accomplished TIER
tasl. o: restoring peace among Ire
Warring nat;oas Of Europe. Juagf
Ben,us presides over tbs Bouide,
municipal court, is a prcminsnt Mason
aud already has long flowing beard
In all the capitals Of the entents
| powers the peace talk of Dr.. vor
Bethinann- II ollweg, the German chan
cellor, meets with stern rebuffz, Ii:
! attitude of the allied governments !:
summed I'D in this !acon.c phrase
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-03
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.

1t may be a surprise to you TO ieain
that IN many cases Group can be pre-
vented. Mrs. II. N Johns. Elida
Ohio. relates her experiences as fol
lows: ''Aly little boy is subject to
Group. During the past winter | kept
8 bottle Of Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy in the house. and when he began
having that croupy cough | would give
him one or two doses OF Il and II
would break the attack. like it bet
ter for children than any other cough
medicine because children take it will
litely. and It is safe and reliable" OBJ.
tainable everywhere. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-03
New Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Heavy
selling featured the trading in cotscn
today and at ono time forced prices to
2 net loss Of three dollars a. bale; At
the lowest levels the market was
steadied BY the profit-taking Of scalp
sng shorts. and this buying caused one
or two partial reactions The. close
was at a net decline Of ~ to 45 points
Spot cotton, steady. unchanged !
sales on the spot. 252 bales; to arrive,
e25 bales. Good ordinary, 9.7lc: strict
good ordinary, 1o.Soc; low middi.ng.
10.s3c; strict low middling. l1.y>c'
middling, 11.75c; strict middling,
Ig.O0c: good middling, 12.32c; strict
good middling. 1860. Receipts, 1o.-
$50 bales: stock, 250,8se bales